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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-21

ed ernestness. He laughed
lazllg and pulled one 81
two long 'rokes on his oars before II.
- plying
Very weli"
You mean 70 say continued she
that this princess should marry man
she cares nothing for-whom she has
never seen-hecause 4 Is for the well
fare q her people and his"
"Eaacily.' replied he IN . jesiug
tone.
She sighed faintly
You men think nothing Of 4 woni-
ans happiness womams life
Hc stopped rowing and lei the boas
drift gently down the stream
let us argue the case ont. said he.
repeating her words of 4 few minutes
ago ~As | understand this matter
from the papers certain king who
..shaii be uameless. desires for his royal
8aseori q certain grand duchess who
shall also De nameless Il % for the
best interests Of both their countries
that these two should we'd This the
King understands. as also do lhe adyls.
yrs II the grand duchess. But she.
womanlike. refuses 70 entertain the
iden. declaring She viii marry only the
man she loves and who loves her. Al
least 20 the court gossips say. Am
stating the case correctlygr
-AesT
Love 's a beautiful dream. but like
most dreams has often q rude awak.
eniug Perhaps this grand duchess win
faIl Ia love with q man she cannot
marry What them
She leaned over the side of the boat
without replying. and plucxed q great
yellow llly which lay rocking idly
20 and fro IN the centre Of the stream.
Besides, duty comes before pleas
urcr
There was no mirth in his face now.
II was grave and little sad.
Il True But this is FOR ne" she
said slowly.
Granted. Aud there are many
things % iife not pleasant to conteni.
plate hui which nevertheless have 10
r. borne Now II we're the king
se.nk you / should look forward w'tl
pleasure 10 The thought Of a bride
who hated me-cvcn before she haa
seen mef~
"He has only himself to thank. why /
dld he not choose some other Pros
cipineg This grand duchess Is not
the only princess Ia lhe world
tie opened bis eyes IN astonishment
ai the bitterness ID her voice.
zone would think you were tha
Ieand duchess" he said.
-lf were" replied She with snirf
= wenld show the wo-ld that prin
cess rssu sim BE- a woman
II believe you would" replied be.
ihoughtfuliy; then, picking up hts
oars. he rowed with unnecessary vigor
up the river
The snn bad sunk behind a bank Of
dark night clouds rising In the west. a
gentle. moaning wind stole from the
land and waved lenderly the sleeping
grasses and drowsy flowers that lined
THE hanks Far Ia the distance couid
he heard the harsh voices Of frogs
chanting their evening hymn. while
from the thiekess close at hand came
ihe soft ,wiiterirg of birds settling
lAemseires for a long nights rest
.shn turned her head AWAY from him
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-21

II Is not pleasant to read that 21.-
525 New Workers are in dire perm Or
being burned in detective tenement-
houses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-21

A number Of bloodhounds has been
purchased for a Western railroad Ia
order to pursue train robbers They
were bought from the Idaho peniten-
tiary.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
EDITOR MUST EXPLAIN.
British intolerance Of Crlticism Exhibited
In Order OF the Commons.

British Intolerance Of Crlt,cistn Exhibitst
In Order of the Commons.
London, Aug. I5-The house Of com
mons today, on the motion OF John Red
mond, the Irish Nationalist leader, or
dered the editor and publisher Of the
Globe. an evening paper Of London
Conservative 10 appear at the bar oI
the house tomorrow afternoon for gros.
breach Of privileges Of the house in &C
cusing the Nationalis. members OF cor
ruption in connection with private bill
legislation.
The Globe editorial to which exception
Is taken said:
"rhe same spirit and the same mctivel
which have made Tammany the synonym
10, political obloquy have made the Ma
,ionaliss party what il Is. Many con
nec,ed with it are the very ,uck Of tie
population. whose sole objec. Is to make
as much money by political jobbery and
corruption as they caa. Anyone whc
has had connection With Irish private
bills. corporation contracts and fran.
chises across the water can bear ample
testimony TO this"
The Globe, hea,ing Of Mr. Redmond's
proposed action. attempted to explain
that i, had 70, meant any imputa,,on 90
members OF the house Of commons. 'hu.
upon the wire.pullers and parasites who
have made politics in Ireland a proies.
sioa, as their kinsmen have done 10 New
York"
Mr. Balfour. the government leader.
concurred. He said there could not be
the smallest doubt that breach Of privi
lege Of the gravest character had been
committed.
Mr. Redmond mex. proposed the motion
that the edi:or and publisher Of the Globe
be ordered to appear at tn. bar OF the
house ,olaorrow afternoon. The motion
vas carried pplniIou Il.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
Joliet Ae1jOI
Army Of Strikers
THREE THOUSAND JOIN.
shafrer's Orders Obeyed by an Army of Iiii.
nois Steel Workers.

sharer's Orders Obsyed by an Army Of Iili.
nois Steel Workers.
Joliet. ILL.,, Aug. I5-The four lodges Of
the Amalgamated association employees
of the Illinois Steel company At Joliet. by
unanimous vote. decided tonight 10
obey the strike order OF President Shaft.
er. The conference was in session from
3 o'clock this afternoon until 9 o'clock
tonight before the decision was reached.
Mr. Tighe also appealed to the feal,y
Of the men to the association; he urged
!, them 10 be men and stand by their union.
His remarks were received with enthusi
asm and presaged the vote that followed.
This action will close the entire steel
plant here. throwing out Of employment;
nearly 5000 men. Fires will be drawn
tonight.
The Joliet men had the same contract
with the illinois Steel company as the
South Chicago workers. who last night
refused to listen to the arguments OF
Secretary Tighe. Mr. T,ghe will leave
Tor Milwaukee tonight.
Joliet. Ill, Aug. I6-The steel wire
plant must be closed down within week
because of the close Of the steel sheet
plant. The stove works and kindred
concerns may. also. be closed by reason
Of the action Of The AmalHamated asso-
citation here.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
DELIGHTED WITH BOULDER.

The Chautauqua party Of young
ladies' from Hot Springs which. has been
summ.ring 50 pleasantly at Boulder
Colorado. will soop ,e returning home
one after another. A letter from Mis-.
Allie Belle Wadley written on the 10th
save:
"Our party broke up this morning
Neuie Lakenan and Gertrude Wyatt,
left tor Denver this a. M. and on Mon.
day they will 20 on to Salt Lake, ex
pecting to return Saturday, and on to
Hot Springs the following week. Miss
Weeks will 60 to Denver tomorrow and
On home in few days. Misses Pearl
and frankie will remain with friends on
the grounds. and Miss Sheber and I will
remain in Boulder while longer. Miss
Meadows has returned to Louisiana."-
Hot Springs tArk) News, Aug. I3.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
"SH0RTY" GROW IS DEAD.

Many recall William Grow, the jolly
engineer. better known as "Shorty" and
will regret to read the following from
this mornings Rocky Mountain News:
"'rhe death of William Grow. oc.
cured without warning, just after he
had stepped from 4 Burlington tram
that came in on Wednesday evening at
6:3o o'clock. Grow had gone east to
Jersey City. N. J. to bury his mother.
He WIS returning from this sad duty
when the fatal message came for him.
Dropsy OF the hsa was the cause Of his
death. He leaves wife and Two small
children. He has been on the Fort Col.
lios branch Of the Southern for fifteen
years. being the first man 10 take an en-
gine over that branch after ITS compile
iion. He has a brother who is an en-.
gineer on the Union Pacific between
Cheyenne and Denver"
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
THE PEOPLES MONEY.

Can Imbsclls Ts.tAt,r Have S35 900 In
B.nk Bills Destroyed.
Fa,ibaul,. Minn., Aug. Is-Tweaty Ave
thousand dollars IN bills will be burned
psbliciy by order Of the probate court
unless clause in the viii OF Harvey
Scott. which was filed by Judge Hutter,
is Knocked ou, by the courts. Scott, who
was g. years old. lett an estate OF $4,000,
half Of which is in bank notes and United
States currency. The eb.e.t n the will
is supposed 10 b to deprive his legal
h~,.--,-,hrce in numh:r--ci any share in
this money. Ths heirs have protested
on the ground that the administrator has
no more right TO destroy the money by
fire than he would have to destroy build.
ings. They will make bitter fight in
the courts against the carrying out Of the
terms OF the will,
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
THE GlST OF IT.

Here is the "pith and moment" OF
Judge Dixon's decision. which has so re.
joiced the hearts OF the tax dodgers
press; In An organized assembly a men,
Der moves to adjourn to 7p m. Another
moves to amend by making the hour 7:3o
p. m. On regular roll call the amend.
ment is adopted by an almost unanimous
vote. only one name being recorded
agains. it. The chair. taking the verdict
OF the house as his guide. declares
the hsdy Adjourned to 7;3o p. m. Where.
upon technical member appeals to the
courts declaring that the roll should
have been called upon the original mo.
ton as amended. Upon this massive
conception Of the psblic's rights the
great issue is ioined. Because what is
written is written" the technical mem.
her is awarded FIRST blood.-Denver
News,
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
x. o. T. M. IxcuRslon-oenvER.

x. o. 7. N. ExCuRSiCN-OEN
Excursion to Denver, Wednesday.
August 7s. SI.oo for the round TIP.
Good on all regular trains and a special
returning a, II:lo Q. 10. This will be the
last chance to put in day at ElheAS
Clrdens and return after the theatre al
aight Everybody iavited. T..ck>ts for
sale at G,lbenS drug store. BY order oi
the committee. ID. LEWIS,
E. J. BORDEN,
c. H. PAYNE.
I6tt H. PARSONS
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
JOKE ON SIPPLE.

Sheriff Sippie tells 4 good story on
himself 10 connection with his recent
injury. After being taken to the Utica
hotel at Ward. his wound dressed and
put to bed, be beard some men in the
Office discussing the event. Some one
inquired how the accident had happen.
ed and the landlord explained that i,
was caused by unhitching the front end
of horse FIRST, Yhen another man, evi'
IDENTIFY stranger gave a surprised
whistle and exclaimed, do you
elect such d fools as that to Office out
here?"-News.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
OPPOSE WAGE REDUCTl( N.

Fall River, Mass, Aug. I5-Opposi,ion
to the wage reduction proposition seems
to have developed Unexpectedly and
several mills that we're on the list OF the
promoters Of the movement now are in
the doubtful column. AS the sitastion
stands. 100000 spindles a.s now class
ed as sure TO be sisdged. and go 600
are eiassea - doubtful. The spinners'
and eATders' unions have endorsed the
action of their executive committees in
voting to oppose the proposition Of wage
Iedpciioa.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
BoER VICTORIES.
MISS BROWN ENTERTAINs.

A delightful time was had at the home
of Miss Jennie Brown last night. when
she entertained few Of her girl friends
in honor Of Miss Zella Lennon Of
Greeley. The principal feature of the
evening was hearts in which Miss Mabel
Wells won first prize and Miss Ottie
Gilbert was given the consolation prizs.
While playing they were serenaded by
the girls manoolin club Of Boulder. Ices
and cake we're served and her guests got
home in the wee hours OF the morning.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
Boulder, Colo, Aug. {, 1921.

Boulder, Colo, Aug. s, 1921.
This IS to certify that We have used
DR.. Perry's Egyptian Balm and find i,
the best remedy We have ever used fol
Hay Fever, and we recommend it 10 all
who are alike afflicted. Sold by al
druggists. LEO VINCENT.
w, A, MAVPlN,
H. H. EDWARDS.
lam F.S. HOWARD.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
PROTOCOL SIGNED.

Washington. Aug. ia dispatch
from U. S. Commissioner Rockhill state!
that the protocol has been signed BY al
the powers and will be signed by th.
Chinese In 4 few days.
Admiral Schley arrived TO lay to con
suit his attorneys about the inquiry. He
was cheered by croSd one OF whom
called cut: "Here's hoping you vii
knock EN- ou, As you did the Spairarc.
at SANTIAGO"
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
WHAT CATO SAID.

Cato's celebrated ansYsr 70 the Roman
seaate when asked what is the surest
way to enrich a nation" is as true 10 A.
D. 1901. as in B. c. 2t6. The answer
vas couehed in two words, feeding
cattle CATO vas great farmer and
cattle feeder. as well as a general and
statesman. Truths like this live more
than 1000 years.-Field and Farm.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
DENY GATES CONTROL.

Denver. Aug. i6-The Colorado Fu:l
& Iron company officials deny the rumor
that John w. Gates has control Of that
company and will insist on elrc,ing his
friends to the directorate at the anAyal
meeting mex, Wednesday. They adais
that Nj Gates has some stock, bu, say
tha, mos, Of the present directorate will
be reelected.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
WILL SPEND HIS MILLIONS.

New York. Aug. I6-President Baker
oil the American Transportation com.
pany, known as Morg ans syndicate. has
arrived from London. He says the com
pany. known as Morgan's syndicate. wiil
extend its purchases to other steamship
lines. He says the company will spend
$4,000. 900 in building new docks in
7 1oHon
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
WAISTMAKERS WILL STRIKE.

New York, Aug. I5-Is is estimated
that 10000 gi,ls will be ipVolyed in the
strike moyemsa. to begin IN ,h. aanuel
waist and vomen's and ehild1ens wear
industries ia and near this city next
week. Increase in wages and uniform
working day are the objects aimed at.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
$4,000 RAISED.

Something over 5000 is said TO have
been subscribed toward the new church
Rev. Canon S.bbald Is gong 70 build
her: 70. St Iehp's society.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
Another Loop Excursion.

Another Ioop Encursion.
Thursday. August 27nj. the Colorado
Road will offer An opportunity Tor taking
trip over the far-famed Georgetown
Loop. Special train leaves Boulder =,
loI5 a. m. Round trip fare only s..
T. E. GILLER, Ag..
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
REQUEST FOR A SONG.

Boulder. Colo. Aug. i6, 1921.
MISS GtypE HAIL
We the undersigned officers and mem.
bers Of the G. A. R. ladies Of the w. r.
c.. and ladies Of the G. A. R. request you
to sing this evening at the Auditorium
the soldiers song, 1--WE Drunk From the
Same Canteen."
DELLA MyLFoRD,
Pres. w. R. c.
JENNIE SAFELY,
MARY A. CRERSE,
MRS. EMMA ADAMS.
SARAH ROSTER.
Pres. Circle.
AL.cR HIsxEy,
MARY A. KELLOGG.
d. w. KING,
Commando.
L. w. KIMBALL,
THos. v. WILSON,
A. M. SAWYER,
c. p. WALDRON.
Don't be misled by looking at the box
See that each jar !, branded 'Balli
Mason" on It aad porcelain Iiaed cap
The Depart tment store has them. 81
Joe Mitchell coal, best in the market
II I'm CHAMBERS & HALL.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
CANADA'S POPULATION.

Toronto. Aug. I6-The census returns
completed show Canada's population to
b, 5 $4,000, an inc{ease Of over 500,
coo in the ten years.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
Knock OUB|
Kills John Dion
KNOCK OUT DROPS.
Prize Fighter Dies .. Results Of Blows
Delivered

Lowell, Mass. Aug. I6-Iohn
Dion. the we'll known pugilis'.
died today as a resul. Of a knock
out blow delivered by Charley
Armstrong In their ring contest
last night. Dion never recovered
consciousness after the blow. Arm
strong, the referee and off :ers Of
the club where the fight occurred
have been arrested.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16

II you can't find it any place else come
to us. SrRAwN & OSCAR.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
G|p0| D0||||]ge
By C00S| Storm
TEN LIVES WERE LOST.
st rm on the Gulf InHietsd Great Loss ON
tho Rice Crop.

Mobile, Aug. i6-Telegraphic
communication with this city was
re.established this morning. The
waters are receding at all Gulf
points. Damage to the rice crop
in Alabama and Louisiana has been
great, but few lives have been lost.
A party of four negroes were
drowned on Lake Popchartrain and
. schooner whose name is unknown
was wrecked near here. Six of the
crew perished. The Louisville &
Nashville road was heavy loser
by the big storm.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
MACCABEE DAY.

At Elitch's Gardens, Denver, Wednes
day, Aug. 2Sth. Round trip 81. Secure
your tickets from Maccabee committee.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
SERIOUSLY HURT

Will be our summer stock after our great
Clearance Sale. Come and save money.
PATE & Sons.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16
REQUEST AND SOLO PROGRAM

Following is the Rischar orchestra
program tonight:
Frangesa Costa
Overture-William Tell Rossini
Duet-Miserere III TTovatore" Verdi
Messrs Ferguson and Gernhardt
Elsa's Dream Wagner
Miss Clyde Hall
Cello Solo Pepper
Mr. Felber
Selection-The Burgomaster Luders
Corret Solo-Selected
DR. S. H. Sweat
Flute Solo-Fantasie Moebins
Mr. w. Moebins
Hands Across the Sea Sousa
Daily camera., 1901-08-16

Joe Mitchell coal, best in the market
3IIm CHAMBERS 8 HALL.
Daily camera., 1901-08-16

IS IN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-19

Los j6venes hijos de nuestro
amigo el doctor Ferrer, don Miguel
y don Rafael, 6gnran en- primera
nuea entire les esbudiantes puerto
rriouef1os on Baltimore.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-19
La LuCha
pOr laeXiStenCia

Los partidos polfticos, como los
hombres de ideas deben conocer las
tendencias de su tempo, las aspira-
clones de los pueblos y las Gu Aida
des propias de cada naciop, para que
puedan realiza sus fines
Porque un partido pol1tico re-
presenta un conjunto de principles,
de formulas, de orientaciones que Sc
feeeen Ia patria como elem atos
de progreso y engrandecimiento.
Todo partido dsbe ser t6cnica-
menta un instrumento de Gobier-
no.
Naturalmente las formulas Y las
ideas que cada partido snstepta de- :.
ben realizarse en- ell seno de Ia socie-
dad donde desarrolla su existen-
cia.
Els logico tambien admitir que
los principles y procedimientos de
cada pa lido no esten G nsagrados
por las ipstitu clones vigentes Esto,
sinemoargo, no obsta para que ese
partido sea Gobierno & aspire SET
10, va que este es Ell medic racional
de il evar Ia vida practica del d.
recho los ideales peculiares.
Salvo cuando un partido repre-
ssnts un sistema de Gobierno que
esta en- absolute oposici6n con ID
forma adopta Is, 20 debe aspirar
sar instrumental de Gobierno, pc
70 debe colaborar con este, desde la
OPT tsicioD, en- la obra del bien gene
raj Castelar, a la cabeza de un par
lido republican, demostr6 esta YER
dad assz consol adora.
Porque en- realidad los partidos
polfticos para que san tai So, no del
ben ser inf exibles como los aracte-
res de los honbres honrados
Hispano America es un volcan
en- constante erupci63, cuya caracter
rfstica es Ell Iza,co.
La tirania hase aduaf1ado de sus
destinos y los Gobieraos de hecho
imperan desde Majico hasta la Tie
rra del Fuego, salyo raras exeepcio-
mes.
LIS Faerza hs sustitufdo al De-
re ,ho, y de aqu1 la desorganizaci6n
de les partidos pol1ticos, y, como
corolario, Ia perpetuidad de las die,
taduras indisnas que hacen la dsses'
peraci6n de los patriotas. f1
A veces. cuando el horizon ess
despeja un pccoy L. atmosfera So
haoe respira5le porque 81 a,iento
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-19
Ley de lnpfenta.
ACLARAClONES IMPORTANTES
QUE HACE FL ATTORNEY GENERAL
de Puerto Rico.
Preguntu y coDtestucion.
Preguntu y coDtestucion.

, eulo 1C de ella (I) Soy tamblen OPT
ni6n, q. en- case de infracciones de la
ley, los tribunales nsulares tieren
completa jurisdiction, sea Ia sccion
promovlda lpor un americ ano, sea
pOr un puertOrfiquef1o e sin embar
go privllegio de un ciudadano de los
Estados Unidos, en- caso de infras-
ci6n de esa ley, por la c1al el reciba
periuicios, presentar su querella an
to Ell Tribunal de los Estados Uni
dos, pero en- tai proceso, el tribunal
ii sne que atensrse los t6rminos de
la ley, tan 1efnida y claramente CO.
mo 10 estarfa un tribunal insular 81
mn ciudadano de los e stados Unidos
10 eligiera para presentar ante 81 su
querella.
Para los que hemos nacido = al
canzado edad madura bajo el siste-
ma de gobierno de los Estsdos Uni
dos, la existencia de los tribunales
de Estado y de los Estados Unidos
coexistlendo juntcs, y q menudo con
Ia misma jurisd cci6n es cosa facil de
compfender. Pero para uno que no
esta familiari1ado con ese sistema,
va puedo suponer que confusion de.
b hab=r. Quizas una sencilla ex-
plicaci6n pueda aclarar ess punto an
te sus ojos.
En- cada Estado de los Estados
Unldos hay an sistema judicial crea-
do por los estatutos de ese Estado
Los tribunales asf creados estan &
disposition de todas las pelsonas
Un cludadano de otro Eslado puede
demandar q un ciudadano de ese Es-
tado, en- ell Tribunal propio de este.
En- tai causa el sistema de leyes de
ese Estadc prevalese. Hay tambie en-
sin embargo en- ese Estado un triba-
mai de los Estados Unidos que tiene
lrisdicci6n, sobre les mismos asun-
tos qne pueden verse en- los tribuna
las del Estado. Sin eatrar en- deta-
lies nj excepciones, es regta general
que los ciudsdanos de los diferentes
Estados pueden arreglar sus diferen
clas en- los tribunales de los Estados
U Al los 8 en- los trib males del Estado
Sin embargo, y hablando, en- general
los trlbunales de les Estados Unidos
estan gobernados por las leyes del
Estado Por ejemplo, 81 20, ciuda da-
no de illinois, tepgo una querella con
ira Va. cindadano de Poo Rico, 20
puedo presents ria en- los tribunaies
irsulsres. Sin embargo, tengo el
priyilegio de elegir para proceder
contra V.d el tribunal de los Esta
dos U aidos. Pero no puedo obtener
en- este hltimo tribunal mas resulta
dos que los que legalmente pudie era
obtener en- las cortes insulares. En-
otras palabras, Ell tribunal de los Els
tados Cnidos esta sujeto al cumpli
miento de las leyes insulares.
Quedo de Vd. ate atamente.
J. Fl. HARLAN.
Attorney General.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-19

del despotismo es mencs bochorno
50, los hombres de ideas afines Sc
aproximan, Sc unen, Sc agrupan for
malmente para crear IN partido y
contribufr 8 la obra del bien gene
raj. Pero iayl que las espe,anzas
concebidas Sc des7anecen bien prom
La Fuerza IS convierte en- Po.
der los etarnos dfas de terror
vuelven q fAttgar 81 Amino de los
buenos.
Los partidos formados al calor
de un Gobierno de leyes Sc disper
sau en- presencia de Ia Dictadura,
como las golondripas al aproximar
Sc el invie rao.
Ell las monarquias constitucio
n.'es no pc comprenda,fa ssmejante
fen6meno, pero en- las rspdblicas
demoer&ticas de Hispano .Am6fica,
este es. 10 mas l6gico y 10 mas natu
raj.
Ell tirano no debe tener menos
que respstar. Los partidos con
sus principios y sus formulas consti
tuyen un embarazo intolerable... Y
sn poder debe ser incontr Astable!. !.
No habisndo organization en-
los partidos, las dsfscciones pers3-
males no constituyen Fec ado. -.
Primero los ambiciosOs, des
pues los cobar les, en- seguida los
ig aaros van q formsr la corts al
usur pador de aver, al despota de la
vfspe1a. H..
Asi perdura 10 tiranfa en- 10 que
l.aman Ell Mundo de Colon
La Espaf1a moderna no rec mo
cerfa sus hijos si los viera de GER
ca.
Todos los principles bur.adcs,
todas las / ayes rotas.
Mientras, Luzbel RE afriba -.
Y los partidos agonizan de tris.
teza abajo ...........
e la histe ria antigua y Ia mo.
derna; Is etsrna b astoria polftica d
la An erica Latina.
La lepra que nos legara Ia Colo
MIA, al a nos roe el alma >..... ......
Y "a no basta e. tejo. biblico para
lmpiar la llsga.
Necesitamos el hero candente
para cautersz .r la hsrida c.onica -.
Los hombres de IDEAS los psnss'
dores, los que representa- algo en-
el monde lntele stual, que han deja'
do que la tiranl. ron pa las flas de
los psr5idos; les completes ea Ell
quebrAntam miento de las leyes de Ia
iusticia y la Moral, tienen grandes
TT sponsabil.d ades ante la Historic y
deben procurar corregir sus faltas,
enmendar su obra de errores.
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