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land. 1t Is well that we recognize them
as enemies ana be ready to meet them
as such. This is a Christian nation, ANA
whatever or whoever would make 1t any
thing else Is u foe to the nation Among
the chief foes of the Gospel in the world
| name four-lgnorance Monopoly, In
temperance and Sabbath Dissertation.
There are others. or those named g-
norance has most to offer in its defense.
MONOPOLY HAS NO EXCUSE.
For monopoly there is no excuse but
human and Satanic greed. There is no
justice In the custom which enables
syndicate of men sitting in little office In
Wall street to advance the price of bread
ana other necessary articles of food just
to add other millions to their ill-gotten
gains. For the great crime of liquor sell
ing ther is only one purpose, and that is
to destroy the souls of men in a bottom
less pit of eternal Woe
. For the deliverance of the Sabbath from
those who deseCrate it, every true man
should rise up. Thus l have mentioned
four, but they are one, only one, though
different sides of that many-sided thing
called sin.
There is nothing wrong in this world
but sin. | call upon you all to array your
selves in defense of the Gospel | am
aware that some of you, while Knights
of Malta, may not be knights in the SER
How does Il man become a soldier? Why,
he enlistS, /. q. volunteers puts on the uni
form, Is mustered in and drills or praC-
tices for service, goes out on parade obeys
orders. The knight of the Cross must
be no traitor to his Lord. When the
Russian army was besieging Plnna some
Turkish soldiers revealed the plan of
Osman Pacha's proposed sortie against
the Russians the Russians were prepared
for the attack and repulsed the Turks.
The knight must not desert. Very many
there are who join the church and be-
come deserters or backsliders.
The true knight must be no coward. In
battle the coward Is a hindrance, he re-
treats and gives Il bad example to othnrs.
The true soldier never fears the foe. He
stands like Daniel alone among the
lions or like a David, runs, sling in hand.
to met Goliath. BE men of thought ana
know the right. BE men of conscience
and feel the right BE men of heart ana
dare to do the right, trusting in Christ
the glorious Captain of our salvation.
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Miller, James, farmer, Grant Roro, Law
renee.
Neel, Hiram NJ, farmer, oak Church,
Allegheny
Rosenkraus, Allen H., editor peniielu,
Cleartield.
sloan, j Logan, farmer, McConnellsburg,
Fulton.
Schaefer, w. H., bank teller, Ingram, Al
leghony.
Schoch, Henry, farmer Selins Grove Sny-
der.
Trout, Daniel farmer, McConncllsburg,
Fulton.
Tonkin, Vincent, lumberman, Grant, In
diana.
Van Reed j., bookkeeper, Reynoldsville,
Jefferson
Nandyke, Hiram, farmer, slate Lick,
Armstrong.
Wellendorf, b. T., railroad superntend-
ent, st. Marys, Elk.
Wilmarth, Frank, editor, st. Marys, Elk
Wonders, Daniel NJ, teacher, New Paris,
Bedford.
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BENEFITS OF Gospel.

The benefits conferred by this Gospel
can never be fully estimated. IT gave us
the Pilgrim fathers, who sought liberty Of
conscience. With them came a free and
open Bible translated into the English
language. NeVermOre to be chained ana
withheld from the race to whom God
gave it,
Along with the Bible came the Chris
tian sabbath, one of Gods best gifts to
man, a day for spiritual exercise and
physical rest. Areal Christian Sabbath;
not the seventh day Sabbath OF the Jews
with its JudiZing tendencies to dead
works, but the Sabbath which commence
rates the resurrection of Christ to life
and to the activities of Christian work
of that day. The Christian Sabbath is
indispensable to the success of the Chris
tian religion. The old seventh day will
never do, and the Seventh Day worship
ers ought to be convinced by the ever
diminishing relative numbers of their
faith that God has set a silent curse on
that day. Again, the Gospel sent to these
shores the men who fought for and gained
for us our civil and religious liberties
This spirit of liberty and enlightenment
has found its way into the institutions
of the country and paved Ie way to pow
er and greatness
There is a cali for defenders OF this
Gospel and what it has given.
l am not an alarmist, but IL you have
been inclined to observe the recent past
! am sure you will discover the footprints
of the foe, The safe man to counsel with
Is one who viewing passing events with
deep concern, asks and seeks an answer
to the question, Where Will the future
find us? and what win our condition beY
careful interest in the future would
have salutary influence on the actions
of the present.
The enemies of the Gospel are in the
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THE FATEFUL MINE BELL"
Crushes Out One Mans Life and In
lures Another.

Anthony Loughney was killed Fri
day by a fall of roof in the Grassy
Island mine, Olyphant. A blast had
been fired and a mass of rock, known
as a bell" fell and crushed Lough-
ney beneath 1t. The deceased was a
veteran of the civil war. He is sur
ViVed by the following sons and daugh-
ters; Mrs. Frank Heffron, Mrs. James
Allen, Katie, Ellen, Annie, John and
Nora Loughney. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon from the
home of the deceased's daughter, Mrs.
James Allen, of Grassy patch. Inter-
ment was made in Archibald Catholic
cemetery.
Charles Lepenski, aged 80 years, was
badly injured Friday by a fall of roof
at the Riverside mine, Winton. The
fall was in the nature of a dislodged
bell" Lepenski sustained a COM
pound fracture Of the right arm, Sc
were confusion of the right leg and his
hip was bruised painfully Lepenski
was taken to the LackaWanna hos
pital. He is a married man.
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WE WANT GOOD ROADS.

lpcaQSe-
y Good road is Dry;
y Good road is So'd:
a Good road is Smooth:
y Good road is of easy grade.
little care given to a road in the rainy
season is worth ten times the same effort
two weeks later.
Wide tires roll n road smoother inst rad
OF cutting it up like narrow tires do.
The Kentucky Wagon company manu-
facture $500 wide-tired wagons a year.
When farmer once adopts them he do
not desire return to the narrow tire
system.
one half the trouble with our public
roads arises from the want of proper
ana depressions keep the road soft, and
they are thus easily worn deeper.
The Lackawanna County Good Roads
league has already secured the names
of 700 members who pledge themselves to
use all proper means together with best
efforts and influence for the betternl mt
of our public streets and roads through
cut the county. on the list are the names
of many of cur most prominent mCr-
chants, bankers and business mCn. The
object of the league is a cOmmendab!c
one and when the solicitor presents the
league pledge for your signature, do so
heartily, and help the cause lloug.
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WILLIAMS WORKED A SCHEME.
Employed at Prices Cash store, He
EmbcZzIes Sums of Money,

John Williams was committed to the
county jail Saturday from the office of
Alderman O. Il. Wright where he was
charged with embezzlement by +. =.
Price, manager of the Washington
avenue cash store. Williams had a
way of his own to make money on the
side. He worked in the cash store and
had habit of putting up orders mark
ing them G. O. d., and then keeping
the money when the driver brought it
in. The driver squealed and on Feb
ruary % William was arrested.
He went out to secure bail, 50 he
said, but he never returned until Sat
urday night when he was arrested.
Mr.. Price alleges that he lost $780,
more or less, by Williams operations.
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Skeptics Turn Believers and Are
Cured.

when l read that DIR. Agnew's Ca
tarrhal Powder could relieve Catarrh
in 10 minutes / was far from being con-
Vinced. | tried it single puff
through the blower afforded instant re-
lief, stopped pain over the eyes and
cleansed the nasal passages. Today
am free from catarrh." b. l.. Egan's
(Easton, Pa.), experience has been that
of thousands Of others and may be
yours. ~
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SERMON TO THE
KNIGHTS OF MALTA
Delivered by Rev. F. p. DOty in the
Hampton Street Church Last Night.
ANCIENT ORIGIN OF THE KNIGHTS

Eloquently Referred to by the Speaker
Who Also Dwclt Upon the Work
They Performed When First Called
Into Being and the Work That Con-
fronts Them Today That
Threaten Country aud the Causes.
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SABBATH NEWS NOTES.

Rev. II. y. Hagerty, of Carlisle, occu-
pied the pulpit of the Green Ridge Pres
byterian church.
Rev. j. G.. Eckman, presiding elder,
preached in the evening at the simpson
Methodist Episcopal church,
Revs. Rogers Israel and f.. s. Ballen-
tine, of st. Lukes and the Church OF the
Good Shepherd, respectively, exchanged
pulpitS yesterday morning,
Rev. DIR. G. T.. Robinson, of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church, is continuing
his custom of introducing his evening
sermons by brief talk for children.
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Anthracite and Electric City COM
manderies, Knights of Malta, attend
ed divine service in the HAMPTON
Street Methodist Episcopal church last
night and special sermon was
preached to them by Rev. f. i. Doty.
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Moscow, Pa, Feb. 2S, 1S97.-My uncle
had an abscesS on one of his limbs,
which became a running sore. After
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla for five
months he was completely cured and is
now sound and Well Mrs. George Mil
Ter.
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For i'll effects of over eating
BEECHAMS ) PILLS.
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He took for his text the words of Phil,
i:17: Il am set for the defense of The
gospel" and from them drew man.
interesting and profitable lessons. He
said in aart:
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Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. =
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The newest shapes of Shade
Frames to 90 with them. Gener-
ally sold at twenty-centS. Today
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E. S c A N D A L @ S O
DE BAYAMON

Anter,A las dc Ia mailana, ,diriei6 ei doc.
tor Stahl una communication 81 acalde denun-
ciaudo ia prescncia &c IN oapalocon smuermos
,n Ia poblseidn, acopselarjo & la vez 10 proce-
dolte en- este case Kl cabao os de la propie-
dad de don Constantine iedrayes hailabaso
stqdo il IN pos.e en- las puertas dc su e.tatecl
miento naroantil, lonje fu1 Of lseryado en- di
enc estado por vsrias persona- &c Ia secn'ad.
Uno de los cononfrontes dlio q@e hab(a sido
rechazado cahaiio por el mudador de don
j osd Alfonso, actual alcalde.ai llevirscle para e!
Guido, por estar afectatio dc la cxpresada en-
fermeisd.
Aver De mailans ninguna MEDIA Sc hahia
adoplado per nuestIa autoli lad local, cuya ac
titud psaiva indiierente en- asnntos de tama
ma in portancla y dat!os Il gravfsmas conse
cnencias, 10 cause eAtraileza, cohocldas las con
aiuones espeeales de don Jose Alfonso.
Debido il nuegas eXcitaclones del doctor
Stahl, Sc proceti6 fo1mar eel exped;ente,.
Pedraycs prosent6 varies cahallos que dio FER
los unicos suyos, mas TO ei lnuermoso. En
eete esado las eosas, y oculto ell caballo enter-
mo, el doctor stahi Aubo De dirgirse por te6
grafo a. Exemo. senior Gobernador General,
lnformandole De 10 ocurlilo. No sabomos que
haya tenldo eleoto alguuo este telegvama; pero
damos por segnro 10 tcndrd
Asf sc pone la administration de un pueblo
culto digno de atenoidn respecto merced
de hombles ineptos poco escrupulosos en- el
compIimiento de sus deberes, exponiendo la
vida de los vecinos I. las tenbles consecuencias
de una enIernedad contaglosa mortal De
qui6n es la responsabiidad de cuarto an6malo
ocurre en- este infortunado pueblo, sera asunto
que Sc tratsra mas adelante.
81 ell acalde tuviese squiera a!gnna con-
ciencia de su deber, SC darfa un ligero paseo
por el pueblo, que por desgraca Sc ha'la bajo
su direction, 7 verfa, entire muchas otras coaaa,
que nuestras GALES estan convertidas en- inmun
dos dep6sitos de basura. Tapta inmundicia
amas Sc ha visto Ell las calles de un pueblo
que psga 1000 pesos de contribution munici
pal, de ellos mil pesos de suello un alcade
que apenas hace otra cosa, que cobrar la nomina.
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Los tfat0s con Aguina|t0

Sc ba dicho que ell general Primo de Ri
vera ha entabsdo negociaciones con AguiDaldo
3 con Llanesa, lefes de Ia insurreccion iilipina.
eE Correo,, de Madrid, drgano del seior
Ssgasta, ha tratado de informarsa de 10 que
puede haber de verdad en- este asunto, de sus
informes resuta, por cartas que ha tenido oca
sion de yer que, cen etecto, don Pedro a. Pa
terno, filipino por todo extreme adcto a Es
pans, y que entire otras pruebas de su adhesion,
ha heoho constrair un monumento conmemora'
two de los actos mas saientes de la regeneia
en- la administration de Fllipinas, ha visitado
los campamentos que en- los montcs bosques
tienen los insurrectos, hs procurado atraeros
4 Ia paz y la sumisidn.,
<No es dificil suponer-aflade que csto
10 ha heeho con la antorizaci6n del Gobernador
general, selor marques de Estella, es tam
bi6n !6gco que 81 rus indiuacones han sido
eseuchadas, los rebeldes pidan una amplia am.
nistfs el perdon de 10 pasado.
<,rodas las demas condolences de que sc
habla nos parecen fantasticas, incluso la snma
de dinero que &c pide, completamente absur'
do 10 que Sc refere d la expulsion de las cor
poraciones religiosas, d la representation en-
cortes, y la parte que ha de darse los tiiipi-
nos en- los empleos civiles.,
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De LAS PIEDRAS

No es una campaia, dentro de los seveTos
principios que informa nuestra pol!tiea, la que
Sc hace en- contra de nuestro Glguo ]tia don
Luis Munoz Rivera. Es mas ben una lucha
de euconoe de odos con la <sana. lntenclon
de restarle prestiglo J simpatfa; y este lamas
podran consegurlo sus detractores, mlentras
alienten coraZones agradecldos que sepan aqul-
Iatar sd inaiscHtlb.e merlto y la abnegacdn y
desinterts con que siempre ha trabalado por
esta terra, one ha demostraio querer mas, ma
cho mas, que los que lie calumnlan.
silva esta sincera mani testacion para ra-
tiicar, una vez mas, la absolnta contianza que
hemos depostado en- nuestro ofe, hacitndo!a
extensive d los demas dgnoa miemhros del
Comite provincial.
Pieiras, Noviembre 8 de 1887.
Antonio Marquee Lopez, hacendado co.
mercante; Atanaslo Rfoa, propletar!o; Ave ino
Marquez idem; Jose c. Berfos, idem; Jenaro
Marqnez iden; Jose Marquee Lopez, iem;
Santos Rodriguez, idem; Casimro Marquee
Dfaz, idem; Pedro Rivera Lopez, idem; Salur
Limo Sanabria idem; Sixto Sansbria, idem;
Rosa Sanabria, idem; Jose Sotero Carri6n, id !;
Sotero Carri6n Quinoues, ideru; Manuel Mora
les, iaem Nemeso Rivera, idem; Antonio
Marquee Marquee, idem; Pedro Rivera Ri
vera, iden; Pedro Reyes Santiago, idem; Juan
Ruiz, idem; GuiIlermo Raiz, idem; Tomas
Reyes, idem; Eduardo Marqaez, iaem; Quirico
REYES, idem; joan PHero, idem; Pedro Ar
cinge Reyes, idem; Pedro A Reyes %, idem;
saturniuo Reyes, idcm; Jose Casellss, idcm;
Juan Reyes Torres, idem; Fernando Reyes,
dem: Saturnino Lopez, i!em; Berna1do lldez,
dem; Miguel Rodriguez, idem; Manue! Marti
nez, iCie.n; Donate Martinez, idem; Francisco
Gomez Alc6a, idem, Francisco Rivera Veaz-
quez, idem; Narciso Vale, id Pedro Merced,
idem: Hermogenes Velazguez, dem; Juan NJ.
MsayG, iden: Vicente Maa't, ileln; Ciaudino
Torres. iiem; Pedro Tories, ijem; Silvestre
Rodriguez. idem; Flor Rodriguez, Iiem; Felix
Bonilla, dem; Guillerno Mautols, idem, Pa.
bio Cintr6n, ID Juan Deiga4o NaaYe, ldem;
Casimiro Malquez Lopez, cemeleiaote; Antonio
Marquee Dlaz, idem; Ramon Aponte, idem,
Pedro nalgaio, i1em; Eu'o2io Hernandez, id;
Jaan Ale. andre .. idem; Jos6 Soto Santana,
idem; Anicato Reyes, propietaFlo; Epif snio
Maldonade, iiem; Ednaldo Aaldonado, !dem;
Vicente Aponte, idem; Casiano Mediayil 8, Sc
cretario del ayuptamiento; Greg2rlo Marquee.
idem del juggsdo; Tomas Perez Guerra, en-
p'eado; Rafael Marquee Martiaez, dependients;
Jose Alarquez Rodriguez, iiem; Francisco
MARQUEE Dlsz, idam; Ramon Aponte Santo,
idem; Pablo Dfaz artesauo; Rafael Dfaz, idem:
Juan piaz, Ramon Dfaz, iiem; Leonardo Mar
tinez, idem; Jasn Maria NJ gron, idem; Juan
Negr6n C6rieva, idem; !ascnal Rodriguez,
idem; Huiinc C4macio, IL .ustriai; Francisco
Soto, propietaric; nanldn ls.naiiie leg, der:
Fernando Lopez, dem; ,joso Lbpez, i.'rm; Ro
nan Delgado, idem; Ja3u i{iyega fentsnes.
idem; jscinto MendoZa, LIEN; Eattiamero san
tGHs, ijem; lose liernhnGaz t!lnintelo, idem;
Pedro Sanchez lem ,jual l. ltv;t7!o or srtp.o
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DECRET0 DE INDULT0

ksta maiiana cirou!6 por esta Ga! tal la
noticia de que sc habia rccibiao IN eablegrama
trasmitenuo el decreto de induso por deltos
dc impienta que acab, dc dlctar el gobierno
supreme de IA Nacion,
Para anticipar Ia uotima = cl coasnelo 4
los que sufren peaas con c.e motive, pregun
tamos por telGfono a! Gobierno general, 81 po.
iria facilt.raenod ii teXto del reierldo deereto.
Sc nos cohtesto qnc ST; que enviasemos q
buscarlo asl 10 hicjmos en- ol acto. Pero
nuestros lc-eos Sc yierou f.lsiralos. III senior
Secrttario del Goberno contests personalmento
i nuestro sleportero que On efecto sc habfa re-
cibido ell despacho, al cuaI h&bfap paesto el cum
phase ). 4. el Gubernador Gereral. 10 publ
carfa Ia <Gaceta, manans @e all podriamos
copiarlo 81 queremos
Resabios dc Ia coons que 10 :" pUcden
evital.
Rettrcntc al citado deere ., dieese por la
CAPITAL que es muy ample Que solose eScep-
tuan en- 81 las injuias partlcniarcs los
ataques al Eldrcito.
Es cnanto por hoy podemos antieipar Il
nuestros eetores. Y algo es algo, que pcor
es NADIA.
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La session da ayar en- Ia
Diputaci0n Provincial

l'0G IN tanto bo ,ascosa Ia session que sc
ccleblo aver taqde 81 Aiputa 10 seIIor Comas
(auys acta esta adn Ycndie'te de rosoluci6n en-
Ia Auijercia), enten /. que el stlor Egozcie,
por iucompatblliIsd, el"ndo como cs, Eee-
presidenta dc Ia Comisi%n, no podfa ocupar Ia
presidencia de Ia CorroTacon E-ta, segdn q,
debfa pasar a! seilor Martinez, poT ser cI dc
mayor edad entrc los diputaios. Tamhien
acus6 dtbilmcnte 4 los diputados solores liar-
nandez LOPEZ, NiI!.r y Leon y Paz por 4ae
(por ra2oues dc iodos bien conocidas) no han
polido asistlr las sesiones.
L, seflor Diaz (don Ilermino) con raaones
conclu7entes iefendi6 la presidencia del senior
kgozcEe ioa motives jastfsmos per los cuaes
no han asistilo los dipatados liberats laa &C.
stores. III se1or Alvarez Na,a defendi@ brl-
antenenle d los Sres V!laT HERNANDEZ 10
pez. La discussion tend aetitudes muy 7ivas que
el seiior Diaz aprovech5 para hacer aeasacloues
graves al particle Unconditional aus ftpfesen'
tantes Ell la Dputaci5n. I'll senior Comas, l!lcfe-
paio por todas partes aturdido con log Tazona-
mientos de sus contrincantes, retro sus propo
titiones.
La s,si6p ternnd 1leapuds de habefse to
mado los sigueutes acuerdos:
Nombrsr don Vicente Usera para sustl-
tuir don Enrique Alvarez Perez como dipu-
tado secretario por haber cesado este ultlmo en-
su cargo.
Aprobar IA excusa presentada ror don
Rafael Leon Paz, por no poder asstir las
seaiones.
Desiggsr una eomisidn comPaesta dc los
dputaios sonores MARTINEZ, U-era y Comas
para Ell eyameU de iuforme del scta de eecclon
de don Ramon Nald6s Cobfan. Em;tdo ell
informe, quedo el asunto sobre ell tapetea petl-
ci6n del diputado don llerm;nio Dfaz Ma
varro.
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Los IibsTaIes de BIOL piedras

Francisco p. silva, recretaro del comtd IL
beral dc este pueblo,
CertiGco: Que en- el libro &c actas de es.
te comitG consta una que contlenc, entire otros,
el particular siguiente:
Gel presdente lam6 la stenci6n sobfe los
ataqucs injustfslmos que Sc dirigen Il nuestro
digno jefe seior Mu6oz Rivera por el peri6dlco
sEl Pafs,, organo de los ortodoxos, tendencies
i desprestigiar su pcrsona'ldad polftica y ha-
ci6ndolo aparccor como relractarlo las liber'
tades del pals, por las que tanto ha trabajado;
sohre la torcida Interpretation que sus mani
festacones i las del sellor llernandez Lopez
ha querdo darse, todo con el maquiav6lco fin
de diyidir nuestras huestes, tan unijas y COM
pactas.
Fud acuerdo unanime protestar en- la forma
mas en6rgica contra la campaila que SC sostiene
con nuestro guerido jele, signifcsndo este
nuestra adhesion y otorgandole un voto de
contanza.
Y para remtir nuestro querido jefe, se-
nor Munoz Rivera, expido la presente en- Rio
piedras dos de Noviembre de mil oehocientos
noventa sete.-V.0 b. = f. .Ic9sta.-
f. p .N{r0a
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Por Ia concordia, por e| partido

Los hberaies autonomistas de Lares amsn.
tes de la discipline partidaros ante todo de
la razon. nos adherimos una yez mas la poll.
tica seguida por nuestro ilustre jefe, d gus
manifestations recientes, viendo con pena ell
camlno que SC van trazando nucstros hermanoe
los ortodoxos. <Solo de un modo pereceria
epara oprobio vergiienza de los puertorrique.
shos Ell partldo liberal autonomista, por ell fer
emerto de discnsiones intestnaa, por la
eruptura de la union, por ell menospre
eclo de la dicispiina que, Ell nuestro caso
quo es tan solo polftlca, es tambien la dis
xhiplina socla! de que ha menester todo pueblo
<para mejorar su suerte realzsr grandes EN-.
<peIlos. I'm otros pafses pueden los ciudadanos
sporque hay un fondo coman de libertad
sjustlcia, dividlrse en- partdos opuustos; pero
Gen Puerto Rico pafe dominsdo, la sociedsd
spneriorrqueila ha de oonsttnir 81 quiere sal.
evar su dignidad reiyindiear sus derechos un
colo psrtilo poiftico para lachar con exito
scontra las lmposiciones deinasias del domi
xaador, por ESQ es dc Indispensable neeesidad.
emantener ipqnebrantab'e la union y la iisci.
splina en- el seno de nuestro partido Q todo Sc
eperdela.s
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