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warrington City. Sept. f7-Th. s.aaasr,
sos, today through saexcliszshle a.Eors -
JACK OF judgment. AcJ4-aes ree.--x,a.4 49,
SUPPORT and was replaced By King AZ .he
e'ri OF TIE ffgh !nr.n. The game ras
ca4atzl al the end Of tie eghrh or an.a,,~t
OF darkness Attendance. $40.
yy sa3hfte-~ Il b II. E
'"sA '-....- ...--.-.....+. 10 - q
Recommendations. king and Nr.,s,s-e.
Kennedy and Grim.
Cleveland, Sept E.-rh4caxo-c7.v.,ars
Saahe postponed. wet grounds
f1ttsourx. Sept. f7.-plttshlry pry. s.x
iaFm in-hs-f 10 agaiast the taf-egsaers to
Gay and lost the game in the aIskrs, ~.
each or the farmers making an error. a.
tendance. 10.
Score M -
AAspnfS +---- .-....-........
-o~SSii4e $500. ....--......... 3
Batter@es-kiien. Sugaen ara LYONS.
Hill and Miller
Baltimore. Sept I7.-Th. Bos.oas scS.sv
snu; out The champions in ore OF me best
all around games OF the season sullivan
AelG them DOWN 10 TWO !n-feId hits TIA
ont-he.dang on both sides was .ault'exs,
Attendance. 1900.
Score 70 z, III T.
Baltimore 80. .. n
Batteries-Hofyer and Robinson: Sullivan
and Bergen.
New York. Sept. T-Phl.adel M Anew
York game called IN the third i2nlng On
account Of darkness.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-20

last wear was troubled with the
rheumatism so badly that was unable
10 walk. and suffered all the pain that
| think II Is possible for any one TO be
AFFLICTED with and live.
II thought would give DR.. Greene's
Servura blood and nerve remedy
trial, / took two bottles only and was
completely restored to my former v'gor
and enabled 10 attend to business with
my usual activity. can thank God
with a sincere heart that I thoroughly
believe In the virtues OF Nervura, and
advise all sufferers from the
terrible fiend, rheumatism. to
follow my example. Just think
OF It. My appetite was gone
and after the sixth dose / could feel
lis cheering effects by becoming hun
cry, and finally when the rheumatism
deserted me, could eat ravenously and
to-day am a perfectly well man"
Can you afford to live In pain and
misery when such a marvellous cure Is
close at hand? The spring Is the cas-
lest and best time 10 cure these COM
plants. This wonderful remedy was
discovered by the eminent specialist,
Or. Greene. OF IS West 1tth Street,
New York City, who can be consulted
free OF charge, either personally or by
tNttpr
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DEAD WEIGHT,
The Old Man of the Sea II Fact, not
u Fiction.
IIoWHE HAS FASTENED HIMSELF
Upon Tnon,ands of People-Ths Only
Way TO successfully Get Rid ofnlm.

The well known story in the Arabian
Nights OF the Old Man OF the Sea who
fastened himself on sinbad and was
constantly with him. is one Of the few
fairy actions that can be applied to
every day life. What resembles this
terrible Old Man more than these most
painful OF all malddles, rheumatism
and neuralgia. =.
There Is listlessness, depression OF
spirits, general debility, disturbed sleep,
indigestion, and more or less trouble
With the bowels. Then come sudden
twlnges OF pain in different parts Of the
body, and hnally, rheumatism or neu-
ralgla OF severe form sets In. The
real trouble is in the blood and nerves:
Therefore. In order to nd yourself Of
this Old Man OF the Sea who Is making
your life a burden. you must got your
nerves and blood in good condition.
How this can be done Is shown by che
following letter from Mr.. c. L. Kelly.
OF Bangor, Maine:
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THE REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE.
Tho National Body VIII Meet Next August
NJ Milwaukee.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-Thc next con-
vention of the Republican National
League viii be held at Milwaukee Au-
gust Is, % and 81. Instead OF leaving
the selection to the meeting of the ex-
eeutive committee. a ballot was taken
last north by correspondence and
Milwaukee won out by an overwhelm-
ing vote and to-day the executive COM
mit;ee formally ratified the selection.
The meeting OF the executive commit
tee Is held for the purpose OF securing
money to carry on the campaign this
year. Hitherto there has been no lack
OF funds, or rIther very little difficulty
in securing all the money needed and
no effort has been made until to-day
10 arrange for the financial end OF the
work. SECRETARY Bowling says that
there is no definite plan before the
committee
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Bewnro of olntmcnu for catarrh tha,
Contain Mercury,

Ms mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering Il
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physl-
clans, as the damage they will do Is ten
fold 10 the good you can possibly de-
manufactured by +. ]. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo. o., contains no mercury, and Is
taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. In buying Halls CatnTrh Cure
be sure you get tho genuine. 1t ls
taken internally and made in Toledo,
Ohio. by r. ]. ChCny & Co, TestImo-
mails free.
Sold by druggists, prIca 20 c. per bot
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our people arc growing moro and

OUR people arc growing moro and
more in the habit OF looking to Q. Z.
Goethe, W. w. Irwin. G. SchDepf, c,
MonkemCllcr, John klari, w; II. Hague,
IT. g, Stewart, K. Il. Burt, ]. Coleman.
A. -. Schcaie, william McnkemGller,
i. q, Ehrle, wheeling; Bowie 4 CO.,
bridgeport; u. Il. Peabody 4 Son, Ben.
wood, Tor the latest and best Of cvcry-
thing in the drug line, They sell Cham
hcriaIn's Cough Remedy. famous for its
cures OF bad colds, Group and whooplng
cough, When In need Of such medl.
ntno give this remedy trial and You
viii be morp than pleased with the re-
shit
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MR., D. WILEY, ex-postmaster.
Black Creek, ". Y, was so badly If
fiicted with rheumatism that he was
only able to hobble around with canes.
and oven then It caused him great pain.
After using Chamberlnin'S Pain Balm
he was so much improved that he throw
AWAY his canes. He says this liniment
did him more good than NIL other medl-
ctnes and treatment put together For
sale at 90 sents per bottle by druggists.
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. ia
cali mas been Issued for a joint caucus
OF the Republicans OF the house and
senate to be held tomorrow night In
the hall OF the house OF representatives
10 select the members OF the new con-
gresslonnl committee. It Is nos I'M
probable that the question OF agreeing
on q legislative programme may be
broached with view to concerted act
ION. The house leaders are very nnN-
tous that the tsrift bill should be taken
up by the senate ami Il Is possible there
may be an interesting exchange OF
views at the CAUCUS.
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Special Dispatch to tho IntellIgencCr,
PARKERsBURG. W. Va. Feb. 1e,--
James Sherman. who was brought here
from Unlontown. Pa. charged with as
saulting little Lulu Wctherell. was POSI-
lively Identified by the child to-day.
No fears are had by authorities about
lynohinE, although sherman's arrest Is
tho talk OF the hour.
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And Mr.. Wing. reclaimed for the oc-
caslon. appeared duly in the unwontcd
capacity OF master OF his own house.
bearing In hIa train Lord Tcviot and
my lords valet. dark, fntcful person.
age, who might have been twin brother
10 the Sphinx. TcTiot. on hl8 best he
hnvior, appeared to unexpected adVnn-
tagc in the eyes Of both host and host.
Css. He was naEural. gNol-nu'urcd and
decidedly pleasant company: bore him"
Hclr without ogtcntltion, and seemed al
ways anxious to be- rid Of the state Mt
tending upon The handle 10 7ig phre.
on the whole, Mr. Wing felt that II
there were choice between the va"
rioua youngsters who smoked his e..
CARS atc HIS entrees and drank MA
wines. this EnTiiFhmam was Tem"nera"
tive beyond the average.
But oven such n consolation for tho
lnbOr Of enforced appearance M tho
head Of his own large. expensive ana
troublesome establishment, and Tor
COnJuVnl attentions expended during
the period OF three unbroken days. did
not suffice FOR the rcEtlGss Mr. WING.
on tho morning Of the fourth day or
Lord Tcvolls' visit he explained to ma
noble guest that he had been called
back 10 town on business, out hopeu
'revolt wouldn't on that account, hurry
himself about leaving.
on this point TcVlot, who In tho
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QUICK in effect, heals ana leaves no
scnr. Burning. scnly skin cruptionE
quickly cured by Dcwitt's Witch Hazel
Slave. Applied TO burns, scnlds, old
sores, Il Is magical In effect Always
cures piles. Lognn & Co. Wheeling, w.
Va, II. Il. Peabody, Bcnwood, and
Bowie g. Co, Bridgeport. o. .
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A Great Los. WING.

LISBON. Feb. l9.-Great loss OF life
attended the breaking out OF FIRE in n
building In San Taren, last night, while
an artists clubs masked ball was In
progress. Thlrty-four bodies have thus
far been recovered. Many were Injured
by jumping from the windows.
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HIS LORDSH!R.
BY MRS. BURTON HARRISON.
Copyright, 1900
I SYNOPSIS.

Humphrey Augustus William Fred
eric Dale, eighth earl OF Tevlot, famil-
fairly known as "T'ev," twenty three
years OF age has run the Enmut OF dis.
sIpatlon. exhausted his patrimony and
the patience OF his friends, and has been
cast of by the family OF hlFrich Ilanccc.
Al conference between his guardian,
his mother, the family lawyer and hinr-
self. II Is decided that there Is nothing
left for him to DO but to marry an
American helress. His mother. the
dowager countess, bethlnlSs herself OF
an American society lady whom she
has met. Mrs. Harvey Wing, and de-
cIdes to put her son in this lady's care;
She writes letter 10 Mira Wing, and
Lord Tevlot sails for America,
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SOOTHING. healing, cleansing, De-
Wits witch Hazel Salve IL the enemy
10 sores, wounds and piles, which Il
never falls to cure, Stops itching and
burning. Cures chappcd lips and cold
sores in two or three hours. Logan q
Co, Wheeling. W. Va, d. j.. Peabody,
Benwood. and Bowie s. Co., bridgeport.
n
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-he best salve In the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chHpped hands. chilblains
corns, and oil skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
It Is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction or money refunded. Price IS
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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SrGcIAl Dispatch to the lntolllgencer.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va. Feb. 10
c. A. Hanes. present manager, and g.
b. Dunlap bought the Blennerhassett
DellIcker and T. E. Waterman; con-
sIderation $4,000.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. l9.-The
treasury department to-day lost s6l1.-
200 In gold coin and $4,000 in bars.
which leaves the true amount OF the
reserve so far as reported sol .ii2,S20.
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Nobody need have Neuralgia. Get DR.,
Miles Pain. Pills from druSGiStA "Ono
cent Dose"
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GROCERIES,,

NVEIN sEuE
TORAsCo SAUCE,
nOuILLON MAGGI.
CANDlED GINGER CHIPS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
CIV, HARDING s CO.
fell 1896 Market street.
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are beautiful

in telegraphic reports" (NY SUM- So all washing and
ceanngs easy quick and safe-f you believe what the ped
ders Now you can test the and the qucness very
soon But the safetythat is another thing. You can't
prove that to yourself without long, and perhaps
expensive and disastrous, trial.
Better stick the rstmade neyerchanging bcstknown
washinq-compound- Almost any woman can
provet you the safety Of Pearne And nothing that can
be- and has been thus proved will do all your washing and
cleaning SO easily, SO quickly, and SO economically
Send Of p ;bs san s' as Fssfe IFS TALsEp d
~ tS6Ck IL biaS ON JANE" fiLh' Nc" Yea.
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han puerto al pals 90 reconooera que 10
Lev Abarzuxa es insuhcients para salts
faosr laa necesidadeg de CUBA.
Pooos resultadon puede dar aqui to-
do sistama de gobiern0 por 81 que no Sc
aliSiere Ia pesadR cat9a oe Ia Dsuda. 81
ia inaurra colon tsnminese hoy mismo, en-
ii 1oonenfo an Cde esoribimos estas lfneas
al aol de maf1ena alumbraria una islo pa
oificede. per- CON 800 millones dc pesos de
Douda.
La eArga annual ssria de Is millonea
de PEGS algo mas iC6mo soportarla!
jO6,4o reconstruir 81 pals 81 casi todo 10
ars SO reoaude ha de ser para los acreedo
90 del Estado NADIA para obras de utili-
dad D11blioa?
Que no SO repita Ia falta oometida en-
la paz del Zanj6n fDr que entonces no Sc
resolvi6 bien la question de la Deuda, no
Sc han podido hacer, desde 1873, presu-
puestos tolerables. La colonia sigue muy
NAL dotada On sus servicios ptlblicos; en-
esta defciencla SO ha vtsto, no sin funda-
mento, una de las causas que prolOngan
la vida de Ia insurreooi6n.
Para que Ia paz, que va no paede tar
dar, no sea tan ruinosa como la de 1870,
habra que der & la question de la Deuda
una de estas dos soIuoiones:
Primero-Que CUBA no 10 pague TODD.
tratar con los acreedores.
Para las dos soIuciones SO presenta.
ran dihcultades on la Msdre Patria.
LA opinion SO opondra, sin duda & que,
despu6s de haber enviado la Peninsula
aquf millares de soldados de sufrir le,
sion en- sus intereseg observation-disclosures
legitimog-R oonseouencia de la insurreo-
cion, SO recargasen los presupuestos ma
cIonaleg con una nuevs partida de Deuda.
A la otra eoluoi6n, se opondrian los
aoreedor9s, & Quienes sismpre ha de mere
Ger mas confa aza Ia golvenoIa de la Ma
DIRE Patria gu } le soIveaoIa de Cuba. Han
contratado con la naoi6n y no con la colo
MIA; Espaha les ha dado la garantfa sub
sidiarla de su Tesoro; y esa garant1a de-.
sapareosrfa 81 en- Cuba hubiese ua orQanis,
mo Legislative con atrlbuoiones iguales &
las de las Oortes en- materia de Deudas.
Esta Ultima soluoi0n es la que noso
tros preferimos. Opinanaos que SO podrfa
llegar TN aouerdo tan conveniente para
los acreedores como para la oolonia q; pero
prevemes que los acresdores optarfan por
Ell regimen actual.
El negocio ha sido, hasta ahora, de-
masiado bueno para sllos. QuerrAn se-
auir cobrando de Cuba mfentras tenga con
que pagar; y, cuando ella no tenga, les
Queda 81 r5curso de ir con sus cr9ditos 81
Tesoro naoional.
Luego, sin I'm cambio radical en- el sis
tema de gobferno, la Dsuda, despu6s de
arruinar Cuba, pesara gobre la Msdre
Patria.
(La Discussion de Ia Habana.)
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C 0 N v 0 C A 7 0 RIA

La idea de establecer en- esta Capital
una Sociedad Cooperative con el objeto de
dedicarse la yenta dc carne al pllblico,
como medic efcaz para adquirir este ar
tfculo en- condolences aceptables, ha me-
recidO L. mas enthusiastic aoogida per
parte de todas las classes sooiales de csts
vecindario.
Ante tan favorable auspicio, precise
es proseguir ell camino emprendido y pro
curar que ell proyecto Sc yea traducido On
un heoho tangible. Por 10 que so impone
la convenienoia de la reunion de las per-
|sonas que fRuran en- La subscription de ac-
clones que viene publioando LA CoRRNs-
PoNDNNCIA DE PUERTO RICO, 6 fin de que
lsa d6 forma al pensamiento en- plazo mas
breve, va que asf 10 exige 81 confiIcto ori-
ginado por el encarecimiento y ma1as
condolences de la oarne que SO expende al
pdblico.
Cedidos galantemente por la autori
dad local los Salones del Exomo Ayunta
miento, para la celebration de una Junta
general de accionistae, que trate de la
constitution dc Ia Sooiedad; los que sus-
criban, en- su caracter de tal, SO compla
cen en- invitar todas las personals ouyoa
nombres estan eomprendidos en- las ex-
presadas listas, para que SO sirvan asistir
Z dicho aoto, que Sc verifcara en- Ell Ayun.
tamiento, 6 las ocho de la noche del pr6xi
mo Marteg.
Puerto Rico, 80 de Mayo de 1896.-Fi
del Guillermety. Manuel Vicente
briel Ferrer.-Rafael Fabian.--Jog6 G.
del sValle.-Pedro Schira. ra.-Abslardo dc
la Haba.
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OACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General Seoretarfa. Ne
gociado 2.0-ReaI orden denegando la gra.
cia de indulto solicitada por 81 confnado
On ell penal de esta plaza Juan Ramos Ri
vas.
Idem Idem. - Negociado g. Real
orden aprobando Ell nonbramiento para
desempef1ar interinamente la Secretarfa
de Sala de la Audiencia Territorial de
Puerto Rico al Licenciado don Ricardo La
Costa Izquierdo
Real orden aprobando la licencia de
tn af1o concedida al Oan6nigo don Fran.
cisco Delgado y Garcia para pasar la
Peninsula.
Idem Idem.-Negociado L. Sc pu
blica relaci6n de los eleotores que tonaron
parte en- Ia votaci6n para Diputados Cor
jay Morovis, Oircunsoripoi6n de la Oapi.
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COFFINO DELCADO Y COMP

Promovida por varios acreedoressds
reprssento Ia declaration on quiebradmo
ia casa, que desde fines Do Oetu ubr8fraer
SO halla en- ese estado; 40 rhabien-
SO esa fecha diohes asiSlnTac todae las
do desaRareola antiles asFagta ,2 S
exasgenelas misna por oS 5 seCenSa '9n as5d; 5d
acmvo 'realizado gra1t;nrese ae SaS 1aeda +osto
pSuyo cobro 1Tnente e'1a en 0@neo nao
que ha susp@ndi'Q Qaerarlneasg sas pa
"a QUE vnalva-e.z la nasa 1odos esos bic
mes ileqa1mass6 extraidos de ella, 10 hago
pt1blico EIDE que por nadie pueda ale
garse io,Y1fancia cuando Ileguo IL hora
no leiefa, do oxigir cada cual las res
pons;6ilidades on que haya incurrido.
Puerto. Rico, rs dc Abril de 1885,
- 3-3 JULIAN e. BLANOO.
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pengo 10 concernients al Congejo de
niatraci6n con una parte activa. 1ef.
Habana 22-Hl general ArGas' 49, o
de la linea militar ds Mariel No
romitido al Estado Mayor un dea 3Hs0 y n oGG II;
raoiones ooupado los r9eisfen ,oa n.
cho diario do Ia guerra dos nsS Dor Ia J parti
cendAos oramenes 1aS coz 81 rt1mero nom
da que peEsenecla han sido ahorcados
ore de los sugstos 0hazsflas b6licag.
POE 4a Mn nns,1a wy oop 22-Hoy inaugura en-
Nusva 1oS sesiones la Convention
Washlngbon4 eatablecor un Conqreeo de
naoiona., ne dirima los oonfictos inter.
arpiSEsgs-Ea una cartA dirigida por Mr..
nSoloin1 al Preeider4te dc la comisi6n de
SsloTT0s del centenario dc Shakespeare
Le2ondreS, expresa la cocfanza de que
E9bsistan entire las naciones inglesa y
6orte. americana las mas oordiales reIacio.
nes-El rey de Abishnia, Menelik, rechaza
los tratos de paZ que Italia ofracs, tsnien
do que estas negociaciones lleven la Idea
ds ganar tempo para enviar mas tropas
talianas 10 Eritrea-Hanse celebrado
varios meetings en- protesta dc In medida
dictada prohibiendo entrar en- InQlatarra
el ganado de Canada.
Madrid, 23.-En vista de las supoei
clones que ha aventurado estos dias la
prensa de oposici6n, Ell Sr Canovas del
Castillo ha declarado rotundamente que
Cuba la autonomfa colonial. Mu6strase
muy satisfecho por Ell curse favorable &
todas luces que presenta la campafia de
Ouba.-Cr6ese que faltar& materialmente
tiempo para dfgcutir los presuDuestos On
las Cortes.-La prensa oficiosa NIGGA que
por ahora Sc trate de introducir modifica-
ci6n alguna en- el Gabineto conservador,
Cr6ese que volver5 Ell Sr Bosch & hacerse
cargo de la oartera de Fomento.-Ha IA
llecido la eminente actriz Teodora Lama.
drid.
Nueva. York, 23.-La prensa inglesa
mu6strase hostil al candidate 6 Ia Presi-
dencia de la repdblica norts. americana,
Mr. Mackfnley.
Madrid "a -El Gabfnete del Sr Oauo.
vas prepara Ell libro verde para ell rest1 =
men de Ia polftica interior y exterior del
aho.-El Ministro de Ultramar Sir Caste
llanos ha suspendido en- las Ordenanzas
de Aduanas ell precepto VICENTE de que los
empleados de 6stas no pueden ser nom
brados para puntos donde tengan familia.
I'll l1nes dej6 terminadas 81 sahor Caste
Ilanos dichas Ordenanzas
HabaDa, "A Fin al ingenio Carmen
Matanzas la columna Coronel Aldea batI6
una partida rebelde de caballerfa, mat&n-
dole setenta oaballos. Muchos rebeldes
acorralados Sc refugiaron en- una casa 6
la que habfan empezado dar candela,
Eomando incremento ell fuego, murieron
slh abrasados entire las llamas. Han sido
hallados 33 cadaveres haata ahora se
cree que hay bastantes mas.
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LA PAZ Y LA DEUDA

El sef1or Sagasta ha dicho al CORES
ponsal del Journal, en- Madrid, que es
indispensable enviar Cuba reformas mas
amplias que las votadas Ell aho pasado.
Esto mismo fu6 10 que sostuvo La DIS
custom, durante Ell mando del general Mar
tinez Campos, cuando ge VIC que no basta
ba una campafia para destruir la insurrec
ci6n.
La ley escribimos- SO
hizo para aplacar los derechistas que no
querian ell plan Ley Maura. La situaci6n
ha cambiado; 10 que, ahora SO necesita,
es una reforma que divida y deOorganice
6 los separatistas
Esto, decimos hoy, 81 no se We On la
reforma mas que nm recurso estrat6gico
empIeado contra los enemigos de Espaha.
Si, por otra parte, Sc toma en- cuenta
el eatado On cue ounce meaea de lueha