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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-25

W hen Bronco Charlie went On a spree.
BE got As drunk as he we'll could be;
He got SO drunk he couldn't see.
For that was Charles way.
When Bronco Charlie broke q horse.
Heto ok the job as matter of course.
And broke the brute without remorse.
For that was Charles way.
But when Bronco Charlie got a gal.
he took to the weDch and shook his pal.
His pal was a cowboy named Big Pete.
hors e-buckin' arsenal, all complete,
And he" flowed that he had it in for Sal :"
For hat was the cowboys way.
Then Bronco Charlie give up the boys,
And went in for more domestic joys.
He wore his old "a Wilde boots inside
OF his pants the day Sal was bride.
The crowds good luck it was mostly noise.
For that is the cowboys way.
When Bronco Charlie went on a spree.
He got as d runk as he we'll could be;
But now he's married, and settled down,
Kunnin' a ranch of his own. near town.
Mention a drink, Mrs. Bronco'li frown.
For that's Mrs. Bronco's way.
Mrs. bronco Charlie.
Indians are the most superstitious
people in the world" said Perk the
Wolfer, $50 far as 1 have ever met,
and l OF of the trouble between the
whites and the redskins here on the
plains was due to that fact. The white
people never have understood the In
disns. They think they are so much
better than the Indians, but tell you
L have known 'em all, Sioux, Apaches,
Chey ennes, Nez Perces, Comanches,
all that there ever was, 1 reckon, and
[ take 'em every time to some white
people.
THE Indians thinks the same that
the whites do; mean they have their
religion, and it's right smart sort Of
, religion, too. never saw nothing
the matter with IL. The Indians never
got drunk till the white man came
along and taught 'em what it was. But
hat was before my time.
lord, the way an Indian can drink
whiskey. And whiskey that amt
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-25

Written Especially for the HERALD.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-25

CONTINUED on 7th page.)
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-25
Stories Of the Old SouthWest-N 9.

Told By the Men Who Made Paths Through
Their Lives That We Might Live, 8
and Dared Much-the Piou ee.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-25

entire line.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-15
A. O. II.

The Ancient Order of Hibernians of
America will hold their state convention
in this city commencing June 10Th, and
continuing for three days. The commit
tee having in charge the entertainment
of the visiting delegates are sparing no
pains to make the meeting a success.
Among the many attractions will be the
production of the beautiful Irish drama
IAN Irishman's Love-" at Sutton's new
theater on the evening of June 10Th. Elk
ercises at Hibernian Hall, Centerville on
Wednesday and a trip to Columbia Gar
dens on Thursday Afternoon. The railroads
nave made a rate of one and one-fifth
fare for the occasion and it is expected
that there will be a large attendance.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-15

At a regular meeting of the Stationary
Engineers at Butte June 14th, 1900 a reso-
luton was unanimously passed thanking
the many friends who contributed so lib
orally to the entertainment of the engin-
GERS on Miners Union day. The follow
ing is a list of those who contributed:
Centennial Brewing Co, Butte Brew
ing Co.. Olympia Brewing Co, Silver Bow
Brewing Co., J. A.. ~Stromberg, North
Bottling Co., Arnold Liquor Co.,
Savin Lisa, P. c. ellis Co, ]. E.. Open
heimer. Louis Cohen, Montana Liquor
Co, A. F. Bray, Galick & Co., H. L.
Frank, Adolph Wetstein, Svend Carlson,
Caplice Com. Co, Heilbronner Cigar Co.,
Brown & Flanagan. Volger & Talbot,
Norman Charles & Co., Why Cigar Co,
Thomas Courtney, Neil Mcdonald, Joe
Herman Wolff. Malcolm
ellis, Tivoli.
HARRY A. PENCE,
Secretary.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-15
ELLIS U. S. HISTORY,
A Complete Work Giving A Full Ac-
count of the Hispano-Amsri-
can War,

There is being offered in Butte by
Messrs. Cree and Forester, well known
book men. "Ellis's History of the Unit
ed States" in six volumes in a hand
some binding. The terms are SO liberal
and h work SO exceptional that there
Is reason to believe that this handsome
work will be occupying q place in many
homes. It begins as far back as 400 A.
D.. and Is brought down to date, includ-
ing the Hispano-American war. Be-
sides being accurate and well written, it
bound with 1000 illustrations, a num-
Der of then being two-page highly COLI
ored pictures of the climateric incident
In the various wars of the United States.
These pictures are so rich that they're
oil paintings and are worth the
price Of the volume alone. The margi-
nal reference is another helpful feature;
and h work Is fndexed in the closing
volume to a nicely, SO that anything a
be found in a moment. It is not only
the history for a student but a ready
reference work for the busy man or,
woman. Messrs. Cree and Forester.
have scores Of testimonials. but a glance
at the work is testimonial enough in
itself. These gentlemen have offices
in the Beaver block, where the work
may be seen; and on receipt of postal
card requesting It. one of the gentlemen
will call at any address and show the
work. r.<4 ~
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-15

Marcus DAILY, James A. Murray and ST.
las F. King have issued another chapter
i'm The Silver King Inc Plymouth quartz
claim controversy by bringing suit
against Patrick Mullins, James H. Ma
loney. C. P. brennan and the Butte Re
duction Works to recover Judgment for
So, 900 for ore alleged to have been unlaw-
fully taken from the Silver King mine
between June / and 7 of this year. The
quantity Of ore is alleged to have been
fifty tons at $50 per ton The Butte Re-
duction works is made a party defendant
becaus it is supposed the ore was treat
ed there. ~ +
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-15

Have you tried the Grotto>
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-15
DEATH.

Accidental death was the effect Of the
verdict of the %coroner's jury which inves-
tigated the causes of the death of Ed
CavanaMgh who fell into a chute in
the Mountain Cor mine Monday, dropped
about 100 feet, and died a few minutes af-
ter his arrival at the Sisters hospital.
The theory of the witness was that
that Cavanaugh was walking through
the stones when his light went out and
he stumbled into the chute to his death.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-15
ANOTHER SILVER KING SUIT.

Curar ONCE s,-s2 Owsley block.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-15
BROKE ALL RECORDS.
Street Railway Carried $4,000 People
On Miners Union Day.

The street railway company broke all
previous records on Miners Union day,
collecting for the days business 81, obs
fares. no fares being collected for child
rem under six years of age. OF this num-
her II. 200 fares were collected on the Col
umbia garden line and nearly 5000 col
lected from those who attended h ball
game.
Labo day of a year ago the record
was broken. when 10000 fares were col
lected.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-15
COOKING COAL.

Have you tried the Grotto?
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-15
]. CALDER, D. D. S., Dentist

Graduate and fellow of the Bos-
ton dental college. formerly de-
monstrator of operative dentistry
and dental science in the Boston
dental college. Post graduate Chi
cago college dental surgery. Post
graduate Haskell's Prosthetic
school Of dentistry. Office, New
Owsley building. rooms 50 and 40.
third door. Take elevator.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-15

steamer sailing <rom Portland. Ore.
to Cape Nome, are superior in every way
to those sailing from other Pacific coast
points, and miners supplies can be pur-
chased much cheaper and to better ad-
vantage in Portland. Next steamer In
which there will be reservations will sail
on May 20. The fyst-class fare is 1923. IS:
second-class. $1C.25.
II. O. WILSON,
Gen. Agt., q. s. l.. r. r..
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-15

Scandinavian Brotherhood picnic,
Mountain View Park, Anaconda, June
II. Special train will leave Butte at 10
a.. m. Tickets are also good on all reru-
lar trains to and from Anaconda, and a
special train will leave the park for
Butte at 1890 p. m. Mountain View
park is beautiful. There will be all kinds
Of sports, boating, bowling and dancing.
Round trip, $1.00.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-15

n. O. WILSON,
Gsn. Agt., o. s. l.. R. r..
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-15
AT THE

The Butte-O. B. Suhr, Norris; ]. B.
Gully, Omaha; J. H.. Bardwell Denver:
L.. p. Nicholson, John David, N. Y;
w. M. Allen, Chicago; T. S. Hogan, Hell
ena; L. Black, San Francisco; J. w.
Scott, Red Rock; E.. P. Pinchbaker,
Denver; G.. A. Williams, Provo, Utah;
J. w. Walker, Chicago; Ike Boyer, Hell
ena; Ellen c. Gurley, Hamilton, N. Y:
Geo. Luck, Big Timber; E.. H. Brewster,
Wibaux; E.. H. Lang. M. Philip. Great
Falls; A. T.. Owens, Helena; A. fucker
man, San Francisco; H. T. Wilkinson,
Missoula; F. L. Greig, Kalispell; Carlos
Pa; Ed. O'Rourke, Frank Nase, Ana
conda: John J. Shaughnessy, San Fran
cisco.
The McDermott-A. r. Mcdonald,
John w. Pace, Whitehall; Ed Cardwell,
Mrs. A. Mcconnell. Jefferson Island;. E.
A. Hough, Minneapolis; J. p. Porter,
Helena; L.. B. Edwards, B. Macdonald,
San Francisco: Chester Deering San
Francisco; D. Richardson. Denver; J. A.
Crump, st. Paul; Ed. L. Williams Den
yer; A. Crawford, st. Louis; w. J.. Nc
Waters, Minneapolis: Crawford, =.
White, Sedalia: Ella Knowles Haskell,
Helena: Miss Agnes Barrett. Mrs. Geo.
James Glass, Basin: Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Keown and family, Jefferson Island; Os-
car J. Craig. Missoula: J.. w. Ludwick.
N. Y; F. B.. Smith. Anaconda: Henry
Landes. Seattle; Fred T Dubois. Black
foot, Idaho: Miss Grace Ouirk, Tacoma;
f. Donlan. Missoula: =. Keck. st. Paul:
J. Manning. Silved Star: ]. E. Brandon,
st. Anthony, Idaho; D. A. Morrison.
Whitehall.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-15

Poi TCE Conductors. Firemen,
! OAASA knights Templar. Knights
of Pythias, G.. A.. r. and Mail Carriers
uniforms made to order-$15 to $27. c..
F. Fisher, Tailor, 40 S. Main St., takes
orders for the Continental Tailoring Co.,
Chicago.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-15

The best in the market is Cottonwood
Washed Nut. Free burning, no dirt and
no clinkers. Only $500 per ton. Office 8l4
Utah avenue. Telephone 276.
r. J. JOHANNES, Agent.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-16

bres de prestigio Y de buena voluntad
para levantarse de la postracion en- que
sc encuentra, verA con gusto que una
empreaa que ea?ieza d levantarse, 10
haga baio tan bUenas condolences dc
prosperidad.
Segnn Ia memoria presentada, = que
ne nos ha enViado, ell estsdo de la com.
paiifa Sc prssenta en Ia forma siguiea-
te:
<Existen instaladaa en- 81 del actual
3.1s2 lamparas, equivalentes SIS de
10 bujfas, 28 focos de srco yoltaico,
resultando una diferencis mayor que en-
igual fecha del s1o ppdo. de l. 100 lam
paraB, suya cifra basta por 81 sola para
dsmostrar ell desarrollo atcansado ea el
corrieute afio.
La recaudaci6n mensu&l Por ell con-
cspto de abonos particulares, aparecs
an el estado numero ! y au exameR
acusa un movimlento en- ell alzs, de-
&22 s28.l Is diferencia aUe era de esps-
rarse segdn afrmaci6n consignada en-
Ia Memoria anterior, supuesto que ven
cidas las diGcultades eoonomicas por
que atraveso la Compsf1fs, Ia podido
girar en- ell segundo sfio de su vida so.
cial on uaa esfera mks amplia, tsnto
que en- provision de academies fortui-
tos con ell I'm de asegurar IN buen SER
vioio, Sc han llevado ! cabo en- princi
pio las obras de Ia ampliaci6n de las
Planta Mecknica y El9ctricso
Del progressive cuadro 50 demuestra
ell avanoe hecho en- tan corto tempo.
Otro punto digno de fjarse es Ell que
presentan las cuentas dc Is empress Ii
auidadas hasta 81 dia dltimo del afIo
transcurrido, ell oompleto estado de
toda su existencis en- maquinsFis, ma-
|terlal elSctrico, utensifios y herramieu-
tas que aseiends una considerable su-
ma.
Como demostraci6n eIocuente de su
eatado econ6mico, vaase la parte qus
presenta al balance del dia 8 l de Di-
Iciem6re del pasado afio, como capital
active por gastos de instalaoiou, fibri-
ca, plants, ETC., etc., etc., y pasivo;
como obIigaciopes por pagsr, capital,
contribuciones, fondo de reserva y di.
videndo activo y Sc vera la positiva So
lidez de Ia compafifa y los seguros y
pingiieE rendimientos que ofreee sus
aocionistas para ell porvenir.
Fslicitamos i la Directive por sus
acertadas gsstiones su active 8 in
teiigente administrator nuestro amigo
dor Wenceslao Sfre, ouya buena sd-
ministrscf6n es indudabIe que hs con.
tribufdo mucho al 6xito satisfactorio
de La Empress.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-16
PoIitica:de aiisIamiento

Los l'scoadtctonale, deenuevo Gu
no no tienen mucha cfnfaa aza en- sus
fuerzas, aunque otra cesa se deduzca
de los dOsplantes de ~ Isais y de
las Las saIidas de tono qu1 prsdigan sus
Muy otra es la seRenas calma de
los victoriosos; la calfna puestra, la
confanza del particle fsdesal, que no
Ia menester echar manosde actitu-
des ridfculas nj apelar II registro
de la calumnia 3 dc IL palabra
fsroce, para obtener una. ventaias
que le dispense, de mods exponta-
neo, la opinion del pais.s
Como 81 fueran pocos tales signos,
que retratan de mantra 'gra6ca IA
fsonomia, el tempernmsnto Y la
ldiosincracia de toda .tnas colectivi-
dad, la violonada dell speneeao Ros-
sy viene d ser algo :asi scomo una
especie de ecce homo, qde no deja
muy lucidos a nuestros alversarios,
y quizas cure a varies d estos de
Ia inexplicabIe ceguesa que Pade-
Las cosas claras. sLos republi-
canos hacen una polstic% de aisla-
/, miento. sq fin principal: mejor de
bieramos decir suprclqo y unico, es
destruir d nuestro pastidb, moral y
materialmente, por sod9s los me-
dfos posibles. Asi e., es pIica que
no quieran transigir dbn 81 en- min
gun concepto, nj siquiara para acep-
tar su concurso en- sunf obra de
utibdad, de decoro yldet frme re-
construction patriotic,t.
En- cierto modo no tlej$n de tener
81 peque1a raz6n-urza raz0n adul-
terada J microsc6pica s-emminadoe el
punto tras ell opasD ylente del in
condicionalismo. yeamQs.
iHemos jurado glnerrara muerte
q Munoz Rivera j al l,artido fe-
deral? 81, padre.
Luego debemos aAislatie y no
abrirle campo alguno soars que ejer-
cite sus fecundas ikicivtivas en-
pro del pals.
Luego hay que seq l6asicos.
Ergo: ST trabajaanos manco-
munadamente con el parsldo fede-
raj, en- una obra quts afecta a los
puertorriquenos todds Sin ,,distinci6n
de ideas politicas, negaamos nuestro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-16


Arbitrariedad mayor que esa no Ia
habfamos visto todayfa. La ley por Ia
eual Sc crea ell Tribunal dc Poticia no
faculta al AIcalde para entender en-
asuntos de deudas estas son atribucio-
nes del Juzgsdo Municipal. sCon que
derechc, pues, oblig6 ell senior Rosaly
al seflor Foro pagar esa deuda incon-
tinenti? Z 10 que es mas arbitrario
todaVfa zen virtud de que 6elito come
Etiao por ell senior Toro sc lie impone esq
pena condenandole en- costas? Acaso
| el deber una cantidad, suponiendo que
el eeIior Toro Ia debiese al cochero,
puede eonsiderarse como falta at Re
glanae5et0 de Policta2
Ell seRor Toro pago la deuda las
costas peEo ell sef1or Toro acudira a
los trlbunales en- querells contra ell Al
calde, que de ese modo invade atribu
clones que no lie pertenecen, que asf
atropella ciud dadanos tan respetables
como ell senior Toro Gambia, comercian
re de los mas antiques acreditados de
esta ciudad, caballerc tan probos que
en- sus largos amos de comerciante y
iciudadano es La primera yez que Sc We
: co1edenado por IN Tribunal.
Aparte de las gestIones particulares
! que ell seflor Toro realize a nosotros,
como periodistas, nos corresponds pro
tsstar contra esos abusos atropellos
! que en- Ponce esta reaIizando csc Tri-
bunaI, que en- manos de los republicanos
/ sc ha convertible en- arma vengsdora
contra los federales.
No puede ser que los ciudadanos
/ jhonrados respetables esten merced
del capricho, Ia ignorancia la inquina
| polftica de un tribunal absurdo, contra
touyas deoisiones no existe apelaci6n al
guna, mientras los pillos J pendeneie
ros gozan de impuaidai.
Ell acto arbitraro conetido por ell Sc
nor Alcalde lie inh h4bilita para seguir
funoionando como JIez de ese Tribunal,
esperamos que asf 10 entienda Ell Go
bernador de la Isla.
Ia reforma de ese Tribunal sc impo
ne: asf 10 exige, no solo Ia justicia, si-
no los derechos de una socIedad cons
tantemeute amenazada por hombres
apasionados, como 10 demuestran los
hechos que Sc vienen realizando en- Pom
ce. 7 81 este ocurre hoy con ell seflor
Rossly, que es uu cablllero educado J
6no iqu6 no ocurrira mafIana 81 llega
la presidencia don Modesto Gadea?
al instalarse dicho Tribunal "a pre-
vefamos estos casos +; por ESQ pedimos
qae no Sc dejase exclusivamente en- ma
nos de los Aloaldes y secretarios de
Ayuntamientos, sino que 6stos funcio
naran con asociados como ocurre en- los
Juzgados municipales.
Ahora Sc convenoera Ell Gobierno que
estab4mos en- 10 cierto al dudar de ls
efcsoia de dicho tribunal, que Ia for
ma propuesta por nosotros era Ia duica
que podfa garantir ell dereoho de los
ciud adanos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-16

Ipraactpio; falseamos nuestra con-
Iducta; desvirtuamos nuestro siste-
ina; cuales son negar ell aqua Y ell
fuego y la sal a esos bobaicones
Iadversarios nuestros, que son dema-
slado generosos para ser hdbites po-
liticos.
He ahi, al desnudo, el horripi-
lante, atroz egoismo de ciertos CRU
pos y ciertos hombres.
Todo para ellos, NADIA para ell ad-
versaFio en- polftica, despecho de
la Faz6n y de fraternales vfnculos,
| y aunque Ia patria, la pobre pa
tria sea qulen reciba ell golpe en-
mitad del coraz6n, herida en- suS
intereses mas caros, lacerada en
sus afecclones mas intimas.
Pero ash razonaban tres mfuso-
rios, como dijo Bartrina.
Los que asf piensan y proceder
no son otra cosa que infusorios, per-
didos en- ell immense occeano de Ia
opinion pdblica.
Detras de ellos, desaprobando en-
tel fondo, hay IN respectable hume
70 de republicanos de buena fe, que
no por ser republicanos han de odiar
d los compatriotas que no piensan
como ellos.
Y ante ellos, iuzgdndoles, cen
surandoles, combati6ndoles esta e
partido federal, que enarbola alti-
vamente Ell estandarte del patrio-
tismo.
Y con ell partido federal, la gran
masa, la fuerza popular, el pueblo
honrado, todas las clases que ira
bajan y dictan su criterio y sus le-
yes a la conciencia publica.
Aislad, 81 pod6is; pero los aislados
no seremos nosotros; 10 sera la ara
ma, que ha de quedar enredada en-
su propia tela: 10 seran los republi-
canos, quienes al fin y a la postre,
experimentaran en- ellos mismos los
deplorables efectos de su sistema.
La verdad Sc impone; la luz Sc
abre qaso slempre.
Dia llegara, no esta muy leja-
no-en que, ,por ell invencible esfuer-
20 del partido federal, Sc extinga sin
dejarrastro elmaquiayelismopolitic
y resplandezca el fat t,sG de la pa
tria sobre IN pueblo de hermanos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-16
TN AVOCADO
RBPOBLTCAUO
La protesta de un obrero

Pidiendo Ia presencia de IN testigo
en- la ceiebre causa de asesinato contra
ell sefor Domfnguez. ex alcalde de qua
yama, decfa ell defensor del REQ senior
Gonzalez Font <Que traigan al ne
grito ese, al iadron de producciones IL
terarias. al negro con ribetes de orador. ,
Sc referfa al senior Castagnet, honrado
7 prestigioso artesano de Guayama, que
sabe defender gu derecho con eli respeto
debido.
Castagnet no protest6 de la fslta de
respeto del tribune forense, por no al
terar la serenidad de la jnsticia, en-
aqaellos momentos. La presidencia
des1e luego que tuvo que llamar al or
den al orador. Hoy nos rernite desde
Gaayama nuestro amigo ell honrado
obrero senor Castaguet una solemne
protesta contra ell hecho sucedido en- ell
Tribunal de yusticia de esta ciudad con
ell seflor Gonzalez Font, protesta a la
que no lie damos cabida en- LA DEMO
cRAcIA por iuzgarla va fuera de tempo
oportuno.
No lie extrafie al seflor Castagnet 10
sucedido con ell abogado republican, en-
La Sala de JustIcia. Estos senores to-
gados del campo adversario, son muy
dem6cratas, son mny populares, son.
muy republlcanos, mientras est&n en-
propaganda electoral, mientras necesi.
tan presentar Muhoz Rivera a los
federales como aristocratas, pero una
vez que suben escalan las alturas
entonces llenos de soberba y llenos de
humos aristocraticos, dicen con mucha
enfasis <que me traigan ese negrito
literato oradors, como 10 hizo ell Lii
cenciado Gonzalez Font, vestido de to-
ga en- ell sagrado estrada de la Magis-
tratura, 8 como aeabs de decir otro
conspieuo republico en- una tertulla In
TINA: EEstos. me traen "a enter
mo con sus exigencias y preteneiones. ,
Z en- tanto que asf SO engafla al po
bre pueblo llamandolo de un modo en-
los meetings de otro en- las tertulias
en la tribuna del foro, continna ell
desbarsjuste abaJo J la completa anar-
qufa arriba entire los yenoedores de aver.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-16
III BiNDBRA RSPANOL 4
En- Cuba

Aun humeante los campos de la in
surreccion, y, en- estos momentos en-
qae sc exhum an los restos de los heroes
de la gloriosa epopeya, y6ase de que
modo responds la hidaIgufa de los ven
ce lores la naei6n vencida aver en- los
campos de b&talla.
Asf entendemos nosotros la lueka,
sobre todo 81 grandes deberes de una
2 otr2 parte la informan.
V6ase 10 que dice Ia importante re
vista Ca1bd U,sstrada acerca del sim
boIo qae Representa- hasta hace POGO la
sobersnfa de Espana en- la gran lie an
tilla.
els salu liable reaccion que en- bene-
ficio de los espanoles = cuanto con ellos
Sc relaciona, naeidas de las muestras