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The Marshall republican., 1901-12-13

ess Danger IN ecAssls.

Manual training and technical
schools we're described BY speakers q
. meeting Of the Chicago Federation
Ut Labor tonight n the grsvest exist
Ing menace 70 industrial unions. Ur.
gent need wss pointed out for the or.
gsnisstton Of labor leagues among
the pupils q those institutions. Il
was stated that the Chicago Telephone
Company, In fighting the strikers. bad
found On apparently inexhsustible
supply Of ''pon.uuion workmen"
among the graduates Of The schools
maintained either wholly or In part by
the public. AZ . remedy, the speak.
ers advocated the Organization Of the
gradustes Of technical and manuel
training schools into labor uuious
that would enforce the union scale Of
wage % we'll % refuse to take jobs va
Gated BY union strikers.
An International alliance for often.
sivc and defensive purposes between
the labor unions Of this country snd
Great Britain, was advocated by
Francis Chandler, Of Manchester.
The suggestion was received with
cheers. Mr.. Chandler, who comes To
this country ~ . hrs,ernal delegate To
the American Federation Of Labor,
represents 2,000.O 600 org snixed work.
me In Great Britain. In freeing tie
similarity Of court procedure IL Eng.
land and the United States when deal.
Ing with labor troubles, Mr.. Chandler
declared that the time had arrived
when the exchange Of f~rsterusl della.
gates between the twocountries should
be something o than . mere for.
mslity.
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-13
Plea Of Guilty"

Milan MOI Republican.
Gov. DOckery says that the school
certificates are the same ~ bonds. II
that 10 true why did the last legislst.
ure Rud II necessary 10 submit On
amendment to the constitution ut Mis-.
souri, To permit the taxpayers to pay
taxes on these sO-called bOndsy Here
IL the title to the proposed amendment:
''Ssnate joint and resO.
luton submitting 70 the qualified vOt.
ers Of Missouri On amendment 70 the
constitution thereof, to define the status
Of the state certificates Of indebtedness
now on deposit In the state treasury
and held 10 trust for the public school
fund and the seminary fund.- To ex.
tend and perpetuate the same, To pro-
vide Tor the payment Of the interest
and to provide for the future invest.
ment ri school and seminary funds."
II they sre bonds they need no
amendment 70 the constitution 10 order
10 define their status. The facts are
that they are mere due bills snc were
placed there to all up the holes made
by spending the funds which were
there. The proposed amendment quot.
ed above IL . plea at guilty from the
Democratic party aud should settle
the question.
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-13
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04

sa personal. ]. .As no Sc buscan las luces, nj
la probidad, sino la pdTttdG, porque la prooi-
dad y las luces sirven a la patria, pero la par
ttdd los sirve ellos. Puerto-Rico no e i'm
porta por ejemplo, que un empleado sea fede-
rat repltblicdno: 10 que lie importa es que sea
lldttuo, integente, honrado competente en-
ell ramo que Sc dedica; mas al que solo
busca criaturaS inStrumentos, 10 que lie lnte-
resa es hacer saber que premia los esclavos
de su voluntad para acrecer ell nhmero ue
sus pros6litos, como ell poder aumenta, no So
10 cuando aumentan nuestras fuerzas, sino
cuando disminuyen las del contrario, ,inter6sale
tambi6n al tirano destrur anuar todos
aqueos quenes no puede convertir su
pGrttdG
Pero los hombres que Sc prestan a ser cie-
gos instrumentos de otros, son siempre viles,
Un hombre vii no puede ser honrado. El pue-
bio necesta de hombres honrados; ell trano
necesita para que 10 sirvan de hombres vies:
de donde Sc sigue, que el que solo busca una
pdrtidd, esta directamente Opuesto los inte-
reses del pueblo.
Themes, pues, pueblo, demostrado, que los
discfpulos de Sila necesitan principamente de
hombres viles.
Ahora los SdbioS Sc contentan, casi STEM
pre-, con los tesoros del espfritu, y ven por 10
general con el mas profundo desprecio aque-
lldo lONOlnPOhSbs uOSs 0uohpOoi SOh NV iOo VI
ramos compran el altua de sus partidarios. Los
tlranos no GUSTAV, pues, de la sabiduria.
Los ric0S no necesitan de las gracias del
pOder. No Sc les puede cOmprar para que ayu-
den eSclavizar la pdtTtd. PerO como la ri
queza es la causa de su intlujo actitud, los
tiranos tratan de empobrecerIos por todos los
mediOs posibles, y los cGlumnian, amenazan,
persiguen,y y haste los matan coniscan sus bic
nes cuande no logran conysrtirlos su pGTttdG.
Los UtrtlBoSos ia virtud fundada en- la re-
ligi6nI tienen en- Ia conciencia un poder supe-
ror a todos los poderes, y en Dios un protec-
tor, cuya superl0ridad in1nita burla los es-
fuerzos de los ti9anos. La Yirtud no teme nj
Ia nuerte, y es mas oetestada de la tiranfa,
porque su conversion es possible Ri que no
es honrado virtnoso en- ell k0gGr, no 10 puede
ser en- la vida pdbca. Ri hogar refeja la vi
da pGblca. Los adGteros, lis incestuosos, los
parricidas, 8 los que de obra palabra han
maltratado sus padres madres; los que al
DOLLAR la esqulna de su hogdr por todas par.
tes tienen c0neubinaS; los que no duermen al
calor de sus esposas hijos pasan las noches
en- eXtra1os mercenarios techos; los que ven-
den al amigo, 8 como Piatos Sc lavan las ma
nos, esos no pneden ser pdtraOtdS.
Ash ha sucedido en- efecto siempre: Was.
hington, Franklin, Jefferson, Adams Lincoln,
fueron pGtrt0tdS porque fueron DiTtuOs0s en- sus
hogares
Baldorioty de Castro, Acosta, Cells Agui-
lera, Corchado, Pablo Morales, nuestros tLlts-
tres nlueTos fueron pdtrtOtGS porque fueron
UirtuOSoS en- sus hogares
En- resumen, en- todos los tiempos la tra-
MIA Sc ha manifestado host a estas tres in
fuencias; Saber, ut4taed y rtqlteza. La historic
demostrara nuestra aserci6n; 'pero por hoy,
basta.
]. Arboleda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04

Todos sienten !os benefcioS de la lbertad,
pero es muy escaso ell n6mero de los que como
cen como Sc adquiere como Sc conserva.
Todos los soldados de un ej6rcto Sc rego-
ciian con la victoria; pero aunque en- e reside
la fuerza, la inteigencia que los dirige esta
en- unos pocos. Quitadle al ej6rcito sus g g.
rales, sus ofcaes, y del ndmero que queda,
por grande que sea, ell triunfo Sc conseguira
dificllmente.
Asf sucede en- las campa1as de la lbertad
Quitadle al pueblo las personals cue la enca-
bezan Y dirigen, la causa de la libertad es
perdida. Por ESQ todos los tiranos han hecho
hacen constantes esfuerzos por destruir es-
tas tres iniuencias, sus eternas enemigas {:
ciencta, Uirtud D rtquezd,
Los sabios ocupan los puestos avanzados
en- las milicias de la libertad : conocen la es-
trategia, adivinan las intencones, y mo Sc de-
ian engaflar por los falsos movimientos del
enemigo, nj caen en- sus lazos.
La sabiduria precede la libertad; asf
puede decirse que la lbertad es hija de la
sabiduria. Pero la sabiduria es hija de la me-
ditaci0n y del estudio. E estuoio la medi-
tac6n presuponen faciIidades para estudiar y
meditar. El estudio no mata ell hGnbre Ma
die puede entregarse al estudio y a la medita-
ci6n sino tiene un capital pr6viamente acumu-
lado La acumulaciOn de capitaes es 10 que
Sc llama rtqtezd.
I'm pueoo ignorante pobre no puede ser
LIBRE jamas.
He aouf porque los que son tlranos, en- su
corazon, atacan la sapduria, los que son
mas que tranos, los que rayan en- salvajes, no
solo atacan la sabidurfa, sino que atacan la
fuente misma de La sabduria, que es la PRO
PIEDAD
~ Consultad la historic, profetisa cuyos va
ticinios Sc cumplen siempre, cuyo dedo GER
tero nos muestra con 10 va suceddo 10 que es-
ia por suce0er. AL consultarla, hallarels cua-
tro hschos constantes invariables que la
sabiduria la propledad han detestado STEM
pre- la tirania; que la tirania ma detestado
ssmpre a ia saDduna q la propiedad: que Ia
virtud SO ha puesto siempre del iado de la sa-
bidurfa de Ia propiedad; y que ell crtlncn Sc
LA puesto siempre del lado dc los tiFanos.
Cuando los aSprantes la tlrania son
grandes Yaiientes, cOrtan, como Alelan-
arc, de un tajO, el nudo gordano, desJru-
yendo con un SOLO golpe todos los homDres
rlcos, sabios virtuosos y cuando son vi
les v cobardes, adoptan otros medos para
legar a su fin; han minado corrompido
POGO POGO, las instituciones que guardian Ia
llberiad, han subevado mahosamente las pa
stones populares, han prosUituido a las masas,
trabajando con frecuencla para otrOS mas oien
que para ellos msmos. Pero todos los tranos,
sln eAcepclon' nan BopsIhAuV 0onsPli@ @uV |Oi'
gu parttdG. Recoroad Slla, uno de los mas
famosos Parece que quIso legar sus imita-
dores el gran secreto de la tiranfa, escribiendo
POGO antts de morir su propio epitaho donde
decia, 10 que ha practicado Ell partldo repubItcd'
no en- Puerto Rico; Ningin immortal htzO mum
Ca mas que 20. M purG recompensdr sltS
pdTttddrtos, nj para uengdrse de slts enelntgOs,
En- efecto como los tiranos gobiernan pa
rd eItos y no para etpueblO, necesltan, no qulen
sirva la eausa p1blica, sino quien sirva su eau
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04
]. Arboleda.
A UN AMIGO
La duda, el hondo NAL de nuestro siglo,
turbaba tu CerebrO.
Luis Munoz Rivera,

tronchaba tus ahhelos
apagaba tn fe, luz encendlda
con lumbre pura de tu hogar vacfo. 49,.
Sin esa luz, ell campo de la vida
es campo yermo, solitario y frfo
Muerto para ell amor que nos redlme,
para ell amor sublime
que, 81 q romper sus alas
ell huracan de la passion no viene,
para sus bodas ceicas y azules,
brinda a dos almas los inmensos tules,
ell tslamo de Febo y de Seene
eras I'd ell bedufno
que encontraba el desierto en- su canine,
y en- sus vastas arenas Sc perdfa.
Iafeliz, presa de letal marasmoi
Pobre vase de carne inerme fra,
huerfano del licor del entusasmo,
exhausto de la miel de la algeria
-<sA que rendir Venus Uiterea
adoracion meltida2
IA que buscar trofeos de victoria?
SPor que encender la llama de la idea
trocarla en- Ell humo de la gloris2S-
Con acento apsgado vacilante,
asf infeliz deeias. No pensabas
que, sin la fe radiante,
sin la ilusi0n que dora que perfums,
sin ell amor que esfuma
del porvenir Ia alegre lontananza,
sin 81 yefiel risne1o,
donde cantan los angeles del suefio
ell reinado feliz de la esperanza,
no hubiera dieho JoYe, de la altura,
4 Pigmali6n 81 anima 4 Galatea, y
la faente s. murmura ?
ai ave q trina >; : al cerebro q crea p
Nomnde eFfante, timonel perdido,
pSia triste ? viudos no tenlas,
en 81 haehorno De tns largos dlas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04

Cosa es de aver. Tu frente no cefiia
10 corona de nieve de los amos,
iy en- ella de los negros desengaiios
la negra mariposa Sc dormia
Va la passion rugiente
tn alma no subfa
con las espumas de 50 mar hirviente.
La dicha iuvenil no te llamaba
con su alegre y sonoro murmurfo;
la for de tn iiusi6n Sc deshojabs,
y tn idea sin alas solo estaba
donde cuajan los hielos del hastfo.
La fe no .te salyaba
del naufragio fatal en- que perdias
tus dulces alegrtas,
el ensueiio dorado
de tus mejores dias.
Para tu pobre coraz6n helado,
Ia luz era Ia ciencia vencedora
que por iel mundo en- tren cypress avanss ;
40 era Ell sol de la dicha que enamora
no del amor la aurora
reinando en- ell zstir de Ia esperanza
En- los opimos frutos de la TERRA,
del alba en- las fulgehtes aureolas,
en- ell m6vil espejo de las olas
J en- las saimodias del crstiano rito,
70 no Sc 81 tu alma q Dios vefa:
ya no se 81 eras ID bronco granite
mas sc que tn piegaria no subia
con sus alas de alondfa 10 inhnito.
Como barre el cicl6n en- Ia llanura,
con inaudIta saiia,
6el ubtrFime campo Ia Yerdlra,
} eli fnego del hogar de Ia cabsna
nsi ia duda, al aorego iracundo
1ua silba del espiritn en los cielos
llena De eafkmbanof 81 mundo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04

octor Arturo Vazquez Prada, altos de
- la farmacia SCol6nS. San Francisco
70, consultas de p. NJ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04
RINA SANGRIENTA
EL AMOl EMTRE Los GIrAVos

Ha ocuri 10 en- Marsela un suceso SAN
griento, de .ollado entire gitanos.
Uno de estos, joyenzuelo, estaba enamora-
do de una gitana, que lie corresponds en- toda
regla.
El mozuelo decide vengarse, porque ell
padre de la muchacha, que en- un principle
aprob6 los amorios, Sc oponfa dltimamente q
ellos, con toda resoluci6n.
AL pasar un dis por la plaza de AK ell pa
dre de la gitanills, aconpafada de esta y del
resto de la familia, coincidi6 ell paso del airado
gslan, aeompafiado tambien de otros parien-
tes
Ell ioyen gitsno aproyech6 este momento
y agredio al padre de su novia.
La lucha Sc encarniz6 entire las dos fami-
lias, y de la lucha resultsroni muerto, Ell pa
DIRE de la gitana; herida grave, Ia msdre de
ella, y.eon heridas de pronostico reservado, el
vengatlyo galan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04
NO ESTA LOCO

Hace dfas Ell cable propag6 la noticia de
que ell presidente de la repd6lioa meiIcana,
general Porfirio Diaz, habfa perdido ell iuicio.
Con ese motive, ell ministro de Estsdo es.
panol Sc diriglo al representante de Espafia en-
Mejico, pidiendole noticias de la saud de auuel
magistrado.
La contestaci6n fue isoniera. La sa.
lud de Pordrio DiaL, es en- extreme satisfacto-
ria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04

Escude, perito agrimensor, ofrece
"a sus servicios. Tetuan 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04
SAN JUAN

IL erminio Diaz Navarro, abogado y
II notario, con bufete en- San Juan,
Fortaleza 40.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04
. The paper with largest circulation nthe island
Este peri6dico eS ell de mas circulation en- la isIa
Al Pueblo
1 Que son los repub|iCanOS ?

TOdo aquel que trate de anular, por medic direotOs
indirectos estas tres infuenoiaSi la del SABER la
de la VlRTUD y la de la PR0PIEDAD, es, aspira
ser tirano, es SeOtario de la tiranla.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-10-04

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State Of Washington, for King County.
Elizabeth A. Mitchell, Plaintiff, VS..
James E. Mitchell, Defendant. No -
Summons by Publication
The State of Washington, to the said
James e. Mitchell, Defendant
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date of the
first publication of this summons. to-wit,
within sixty days after the 4th day of
October, 1901, and defent the above en-
titled action in the above entitled court.
and answer the complaint of the claim
TIN, and serve a copy of your answer
upon the undersigned attorneys for 0Iain-
tiff, at their office below stated; and in
case of your failure so to do Judgment
will be rendered against you according
to the demand of the complaint, Dhich
has been filed with the clerk of said
court
brief statement of the object of the
SAID action is to dissolve the bonds of
matrlmony existing between the plain
TIN and the defendant. on the ground of
assertion and on the ground on the part
OF the defendant to make suitable pro-
visions for the support of this plaintiff.
BRADY & GAY
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Z. q: Address: Rooms to IA Roxwell
building, Seattle, King County, Wash
ington.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-10-04


Senile decay has begun to get In
its fatal work on President Kruger
and his physicians fear that before
another month shall have passed
that the old gentleman will have sue
cumbed and surrendered his lease on
life. Mr.. Kruger has been a very
remarkable man in more ways than
one, and it is unfortunate both fol-
himself and his country that he did
not use more judgment than to en-
gage in a war against Johnny Bull.
Not even the sudden death OF
Hon. Jerry M. Wilson stopped the
Schley fasco.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-10-04

There are now nineteen distinct
canal reports as to feasible routes
across the American isthmus, and
thirteen of which have been official
y surveyed by American engineers
The American people are becoming
impatient over tbs matter and they
would prefer fewer surveys and more
actual work. Yea, they prefer to see
the canal built and ships passing
through it than so much splitting
hars over it. When this is done the
country will be benefited from cen
ter to circumference.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-10-04

Miss Julia Wilson, a pretty young
school marin of White county India
ma, where the larger boys thought it
a disgrace to go to school after they
had gotten up considerably in their
teens, finding herself unable to
either coerce or persuade the young
fellows to attend school, solved the
problem by promising to kiss every
one Of them every morning. 1t is
needless to say that her school was
filled to overlooking before another
week had passed.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-10-04

Enumclaw's annual fair this year,
according to the King County Cour-
Ter, was a financial success in every
particular, and so much a financial
success as to warrant the assertion
that by the time the next fair will
be opened it will have its own fail
grounds and buildings. For pluck
and enterprise. Enumclaw is to be
congratulated in job lots.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-10-04

1t is the custom and law Of this
city to pay police judges $500 per
month over and above the salary
they get from the county, and we
see no reason for the council making
an exception Of Judge George. He
has earned his money and is entitled
TO his nav.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-10-04

Perhaps the corn raisers Of this
country will yet be able to convince
the English, French, Germans and
Belgians that Indian corn is whole
some food, but it looks as though
they have an uphill business in the
undertaking.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-10-04

Someone has been counting the
cost Of the late steel strike on both
sides, and it is estimated that $1O,-
100000 in wages were lost by the
working men, and 100000 in
earnings by the manufacturers. Here
is true instance where is cost mon
ey to loggerhead.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-10-04

The ,'hundred-eyed MONSTER 2
published in this city should moi
not over look the fact that it was
such traitors as its editor and those
such traitors as its editor and
those members in the Legislature
that bolted the Republican
caucus, that defeated King county
in getting a representative in con-
gress, but we are inclined to believe
that it will be cold day before they
will be able to do so again.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-10-04

1t appears that the Pills wireless
machine outclassed the Times wind
machine. When will wonders cease?
Another one Of Seattle's high fly
ers is now quartered in the county
Jail for safe keeping under charge
of having robbed his employer. Per
NIT us to say to the young men Of
Seattle that you are living too fast
for your own good.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-10-04

With weekly newspaper in all
of the suburbs Of Seattle there can
be no denying the fact that Seattle
and its vicinity is the busiest and
most progressive community in the
Northwest.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-10-04

Gavrii Scolodovinkoll, the Russian
philanthropist who recently died,
left his entire fortune, 25,OOO,OOO
rubles, to the founding of high
schools for girls, training schools for
working men and cheap lodging
houses for the poor. During his life
he likewise spent many thousand
rubles in the interests Of the poor.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-10-04

Rather strange that every one Of
the Republican members Of the PAN
American exposition from this state
should have resigned and left only
Democrats in charge Of the Wash
ington exhibits. 1t may be square
deal, but it does not look well in
print.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-10-04

The constitutional convention of
Alabama did not disfranchise any
more black men than it did white
men, but it did disfranchise quite
lump lot of ignorant men. Good
for Alabama.