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Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-10-01

The best Underwear offerings ever made we wish
to convince you by words though IT'S
ably the strongest statement made at the opening
Sale and of this statement is large show
ing of Underwear kind that fits wears and aatSne
fered at savings ranging from third to fully half It's
value Underwear offering at the prices we snaA
M will appeal to you foroiby than the strongest lang
uage This opportunity to buy Underwear tor the
tire family at about it would usually cost to buy Tor
ONE be done tits best it were done quickly ana
these rioes win do it, The manufacturer loses not
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-10-01
that bargains should be alone, here's two

we are Offering Bargains all the Store in good sale
able and goods Goods sold out during this sale
will not be replaced until it is and only at our usual low
prices
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-10-01

80 dozen SOC Jersey Vests and Pants zoe
40 dozen extra size Jersey Vests and Pants SOC
40 dozen White Jersey Vests and Pants 81 Lac
40 dozen Heavy Cotton Union Suits 4So
40 dozen 81 Wool Jersey Vests and Pants oSo
25 dozen ST. 90 Jersey Union Suits Soc
l5 dozen $l.OO Gray Jersey Vests and Pants ooo
Ladies' 81 90 white Atwood Vests and Pants Toe
Ladies' 81. 90 natural wool Vests and Pants Toc
Ladies' 81 90 Camels Hair Vests and Pants 69o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
ARRANGEMENTS ARE COMPLETE
For the Annual Friends-F airmount
Football Game Thanksgiving Day.

E. J. Thompson, representing Friends
university. and W. w. Stahl, manager
Of the Paramount football team. last
night completed the arrangements for the
annual Thanksgiving game between these
two schools. The game this year prom
Uses TO be of more than usual interest.
Both teams have been playing good ball
and will put up a good exhibition on
Thanks giving day. The Friends have
scored 62 points to their opponents 80,
while the Hill boys have rolled up 1l5
points TO their opponents -
The game will be played on Fairmount
field this year The Paramount grounds
will be put in fine shape and record
breaking crowd is anticipated. The
grounds will be plated and advance seats
on the bleachers and carriage room will
be put on sale Monday morning at Vail
jeweiry store.
Coach Hess of The Quakers is giving
his charges hard practice in preparing
them for their climax, while the Fair
mounters upder the direction of Manager
Stahl. are doing hard work daily and ex-
pect to reach their best form next week.
An attempt has been made TO secure
reduced rate on all the railroads.
This will be The only game in southern
Kansas on Thanksgiving day and several
out of town parties are expected 10 at
tend
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
TWENTY-0NE PASSED
THE EXAMINATION
Results of State Board of Phar-
macists Meeting.
FIVE APPLICANTS FAILED
Two WichitanS Are Among
the Successful Ones.

Twenty-one applicants WHO took the
examination before the state board Of
pharmacists at the city hall Wednes-
day afternoon passed the examination.
Nineteen Of them are now registered
pharmacists ana two arc assistant reg.s-
tered pharmacists.
The result of the examination was com
pleted yesterday and the members of
tn board all lift for their homes in the
afternoon.
Two of those who passed the examina-
ton are Wichita young men. The re-
mainder live in surrounding towns. Paul
inc Johnson, the colored woman, who
took the examination is among the names
of those who passed. All told, there
were twenty-six people who took the
twenty-six people who took the examina-
ton and there were but five who failed
to pass it.
The following is list of those who sue
cessfully took the examination.
B. c. Beal. Logan; II. NJ. Crittender
Melvern: w ]. Downing, Clay Center;
H. H. Graves. Caney; L. NJ. Foster Sell
den; ]. j. Hendricks. Coneyville; ]. II.
Hollinger, Wichita; w G. Haning, Belle
VILE; Pauline Johnson. Topeka; ~ V.
Johnson Lincoln; III. y. keuneke, We'll
lineton; G. L. Kuss, Edna, Goddard =
]. E Nygren. Lawrence; II. II. Ner
Springhill. G. +. Smith. Glen Elder; j. s.
Sheldon, Council Grove; J. L. Ward, Ar
kansas City: s. L. Wilkinson, Newton.
Assistants registered-Delton Spar.
Conway Springs; j. Y. Thompson. Wich-
tia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
c. oEhRING TAKES ALL RISK.
Says IL Mi-c-na Fails to Make You
Well. Il VIII Cost You Nothing.

You have nothing TO lose when you buy
q package OF &i-o-na. the fesh-formins
food and digestion regulator. ~ G.
Gehrag's reliable drug store. He takes
al the risk. you have nothing 20 lose
Ii Mi-o-na does not give . natural in
crease II flesh. cure dyspepsia and re-
store health. Re VIII refund the money
on your simple say so.
This remarkable preparation : true
sesh-forruiuS food that builds Up Sooc-
healthy. solid flesh and muscle. and
makes thluness and scra~nineSs thing
OF the past The price i only 5sc pack
age and i win cost you nothing unless It
gives perfect satisfaction Ni-o-Ea Is the
only iesh-forming food that Is prepared
90 Use. /; Tninsies with the food you eat.
aids assimilation. tones Up and strength
ems the digestive organs and restores
health TO the whole physical system
The benefit from Mona is rot mere
relief !, tones up and strengthens the
digestive organs and permanent cures FOL
low its Use. Tie tilia and e.naciatsd dys-
pep,ie who uses ssi-o-nz VIII have q nat
urzl Increase Ct arm. solid flesh 50 tkzf
the outlines become plump and pleasing
Eegin the use % Ni-o-na today Al 9.
Behring's risk and II il Increases yoaT
weight and cures yoa Of Indigestion. Il
will cost you SO. IL il does not. he Wiz
pay for the treatment himself and re-
turn your money 10 yoa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
PREDICTS WARMER WEATHER.
Forecast Observer Todd Says Cold
Wave Is Past.

Fair weather and rising temperature
for today is al that the weather man
can do for Wichita, he said yesterday.
he did not have much 70 say. and that
look OF grim pleasure which he has
worn for the past three days has given
place to one of disappointment. Mr.Todd
said that he tried hard to bring some
rain with the rising temperature. but
could not get it across the Rocky mount
aims from San Francisco the only place
in the west where it was raining yester-
day.
Owing to tho fact that.the weather man
was so disappointed in the turn Of affairs
all he would say was that it would be
generally fair throughout the state, and
that it viii be warmer today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
BRAIN FOOD
Is of Little Benefit Unless It Is d.
oested.


Nearly every one viii admit that as
nation we eat too much meat and too Ill
tie of vegetables ana the grains.
For business men. Office men and clerks.
and in fact every one engaged in se5en-
tary or indoor occupations. grains, milk
and vegetables are mu,h more heal hfal.
: Only men engaged in a severe outdoor
manual labor can live ON n heavy meat
diet aad continue In health
Is general rule. meat ence n day Is
sufficient for all classes OF men. women
and children. and grains. fruit and veg
tables should constitute the balk OF food
eaten
But many OF the most nutritious foods
arr difficult OF digestion and it is e no
use To advise. brain workers ia eat largely
OF grains and vegetables where the 6isos-
ton is too weak 10 assmlate them Prop
erly.
Il is always best to set the best results
from our food that some simple and harm
less digestive should be taken after meals
TO assist she relaxed digestive organs,
and several years experience have proven
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets 10 be a very
safe. pleasant and effective dig stive AMI
remedy which may Zee taken daily with
the best results
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets can harIy
b. called q patent med.oi-s. as IN n 40
not act on the bowels aor any particular
organ hut only on the f>od eaten. Tney
supply what weak stomachs lack rep In
siastase and ny stinula ing Jhe SIS re
glands increase the natural secretion OF
hydrochloris acid.
People who make \ daijy practice IF
taking one or two OF Stuart Dyspepsia
Tablets after each meal are sure 10 Il .ye
perfect digestion which means perfect
health
There Is no danger of forming an in
Furious habit as the tables contain alb
soiutely nothing but naJusal digls-ives.
cocaine, moTphine ard similar drugs have
no place IN a stomach medicine and Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets are certaialy the
best known and most Popular Of ali
stomach ~re1neGies.
Ask your druggist for fifty cent pack
age CT Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets and
after weeks use note the Improvement
In health. appetite and nervous cnergs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
WHOLESALE eRocERs MEET.
Two Delegates Were Sent East hmm
dately AfterWard.

The wholesale grocers of central Kan
sas held a meeting at Commercial Clup
headquarters Wednesday afternoon,
which was largely attended by represent
atives of houses in other cities Of the
state. AS a result of this meeting F. G.
Wood and G. Z. Lehman of this city
left for Chicago and the east on the first
train. presumably for the purpose OF
gaining further concessions from manu-
facturers and railroads for the benefit OF
central Kansas jobbing interests.
This body of grocers is constantly at
work in an effort to better commercial
conditions and are accomplishing more
in that line perhaps than any other force
in the state remarked one Of the mem
hers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
,WICHITk'S PEST
HOUSE is EMPTY
City is Remarkably Clean of
All Sickness.
ARE NO SMALL POX CASES
Number of Contagious DiSeas-
eS is Small.
ARE NO SMALL POX CASES

AT the present time the city Of Wichita
is as clean or perhaps cleaner OF con-
tagious diseases for this time of the year
tnan ever before in the history of the
sanitary department.
The above remark was made yesterday
by Richard Cogden. the health officer. He
continued:
The pest-house has been closed since
October .. There is stin an attendant at
that place. who stays there nights owing
to the fact that the property must be
protected, but he has nothing to do
The health officers books show that
there have been, since September 8, but
twelve cases of scarlet fever. None was
serious and there were no deaths. Since
tie same date there have been four cases
of diphtheria; one died. Illness OF mem
branous Group, measles and smallpox, Of
which there are now many cases in other
cities Wichita has none There has not
been = case of the last three diseases in
Wichita since the first Of September
At present there are just four cases Of
scarlet fever in the city. The others have
All gotten well and the quarantine has
been removed from the buildings. There
has been but one new case reported, that
of scarlet fever, reported for some time.
That was. yesterday.
The result of keeping n strict quar-
antine over the places where there are
stny cases Of the diseases named above
are easily seem said Mr.. Cogdeil yes
terday, when il is said that with but
one exception there are no two cases in
any one part of the city. The nearest IS
one block in which any two cases of the
same disease have been reported. Great
care is exercised that the disease does
net spread, and, as can be seen by the
books. sickness is now on the decrease"
With .ae exception of smallpox cases
patients are never taken to the pest-house,
unless = quarantine is broken. Thus far
there mas been but one instance wherein
the quarantine rules have been broken.
"a he result of the good scavcnger work
done ia the fan are beginning 10 show
said AIr Cogdell Il will venture TO say
that Wichita is as healthy and clean IS
any other city fer its size in the United
States.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
ANOTHER NEW INDUSTRY
J. !. CASE COMPANY TO EsTkB-
LISH DISTRIBUTING HOUSE.
Firm VIII Do Repairing Here for the
Southwest Territory.

Tho J. p. Case company, one of the
largest manufacturers of threshing ma
chimes and plows in the world with head
headquarters at Racine. Wis. have rent
ed . room in Wichita and will make this
city the distributing and repair point
for their trade IN the entire southwest
territory. Heretofore all the repair work
fer this territory has been done at Kan
sas City and that place has also been
he distributing point for the southwest
territory
The company has rented a business
room Of the City Transfer company on
Waco avenue and will take possession
some time this month.
Tt VIII put in a fun line Of repairs for
the trade and viii also carry a sample
line of threshing machines.
/. W. Thompson. general agent of the
company win have charge of the inter-
ests of the company here.
The company win employ q small force
Of men to begin with and their trade
increases in this territory they will en-
ploy more men and also increase their
business quarters.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20

coal rates prevail this city offers a good
field for his company.
The citizens OF Wichita, judging from
the many remarks that are TO be heard
every day, are deeply Interested in this
question and think it viii be an addition
to the city that will be of great benefit.
Yesterday a prominent business man
Of the city was heard TO say that IL he
was sure THAI natural gas would be piped
into the city he would begin buying real
estate at once, as he feels sure that when
work is begun there win be a material
advance In the price of property.
This gentleman formerly lived in Penn
sylvania and near the great gas fields OF
that state. He says That the value OF
property in the gas country doubled af'
ter the discovery of gas there.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
PONCE is IMPROVING.
Whose Leg Was Broken in Two
Places.

oscar Ponce. an employee of the Santa
Fe warehouse. who received broken leg
as the result of a falling girder while
o work about six weeks ago and as told
about IN the Eagle at that time, is rapid
" improving. The leg which was broken
in two places is healing rapidly. Mr..
Ponce was able 20 be out yesterday for
the first time since he received the in
jury. 1t viii probably be several weeks
yet before he is able to return TO work
ana get around as before.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
JOCKEY is HERE.
He viii Have Mount in Race for the
Worlds Championship.

s Sharp. colored jockey. better known
a. wainwright. is in Wichita. He will
remain here Cor some time. during which
he is in the care OF Il local physician for
treat ment.
Sharp viii leave later fer San Fran
cisco. where he has an engagement to
ride for Bishop. Pool * Co. owners Of
race horses. at 4 salary of s1oeO He is
known as the star colored jockey Of the
Montgomery track at Memphis. Tenn. He
i'll have a mount in the mile and sew
entv-yard dash for the worlds champion
shin az the time of the fair In st. Louis.
lie viii ride ono Of McChesncys horses.
In that race will be such horses as Water
Boy. Irish Lad. Hermis and many others.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
RECEIVED SOME SIGNS.
Which Were Placed on Exterior ct
PASSENGER Station.

Several new signs have been received
by tho Santa Fe passenger department at
this Mace and Yesterday they were hung
NJ different places on the exterior OF
the station. Since the removal OF the
big sign which did duty for years at the
Douglas avenue crossing, was removed.
there has been nothing about the COM
pany's property to distinguish IT from the
many others Two OF the signs are trade
marks of the company. on which the
words Santa Fe" are Inscribed IN large
letters. The Others bear but the one
word Wichita" The signs are blue,
which is the Official color os that line
STEPHEN HAYDEN of FIT Scott arrived Ia
the city yesterday and Will visit friends
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
INTERESTED IN WICHITA.
Henry Keiser Considers Gas PROPOSE
ton a Good One.

G. w Smith, secretary of the Board of
Commerce, received a letter yesterday
from Henry Keiser. who is Interested in
the natural gas company that was re
Gently granted a franchise by the city
council. ana Mr.. Keiser, with f. 2. Ca
sey. took an important part in the work
that was necessary TO secure the fran
chise. and it was mainly through the
efforts Of these two gentlemen that il
was granted.
This letter shows that Mr.. Keiser IS
deeply interested in the natural gas gues-
ton in this city and IS anxious TO begin
work
In his letter he discusses different
phases Of the fuel situation in Wichita
and thinks that while the present high
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
LIKES NEW LOCATION.
6ruce Priddy Has Offices at Kansas
City.

IN z letter II Col l. r. Delaney and
James Moriarty. of the Santa F'e railroad.
received yesterday. Bruce n. Priddy, who.
efter living in Wichita many years.
moved to Kansas City. where he Is max
ing his home. ne writes that he is wei
pleosed win his rev location
AZ Pviddy is engaged in the real
estate business He has Offices ia the
NV York Life building. at Kansas City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
MRS. UT WAS HERE.
She Is q Prosperous Farmer From
Near Gypsum Center

Mrs Anna :. Ut q GYPSUM CenIsr
was wichita visitor yesterday. She
IS one o. the prosperous farmers Of this
state.
CROPS IN my locality are IN fine shape"
saia Ms. Utt 4 have my corn al
sheled and everything in shape for the
S,-f--ra~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
is AGAIN POSTPONED.
patterson's Hearing Put Of for Ten
DAYS

The hearing Of l. c. Patterson. Who
is charged with perlary IA the case OF
the state vs Ralph Balm. which was 70
have. come up ycstersisy in the city court.
was again postponed. This tire FOR ten
days. At the expiration OF that time is
the day set FOR hearing the case out
Of which the perjury grew. II will be
AeId AoseulLsg -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
With Three Former Inmates of Poor
Farm.

Sherik Henry Schadd viii leave to-
morrow night for Osamatomje with three
men who are to be placed in the state
insane asylum for treatment. They are
Henry Beasley, W. p. Gould and Ru-
do,ph kreitzer, who have all been con-
fined at the county poor farm for some
time.
Notice that their applications had been
accepted was received by Judge Wilson
last Monday and preparation for their
removal BEGAN at once.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20

Are impure matters which the skin,
liver, Kidneys and other organs can
not take care OF without help. there ia
such an accumulation of them.
They litter the whole system.
Pimples, boils, eczema and Other
eruptions, loss of appetite, that tired
feeling, bilious turns, fits of indiges-
ton, dull headaches and many other
troubles are due to them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
Hoods Jdrsdparilld
and Pills

Remove all humors, overcome eli
their effects, strengthen, tone ano
inyigorate the whole system.
- had salt rhenm on my hands so tia.
could cot work. took HOODS Sarsapariils
aud it drove out the humOr. ] continued
its use till the sores disappeared" MRS
ira o. Brown, Rumford Falls, Ne.
Hoods sarsaparilsa promises to
cure and keeps the PROMISE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-20
WILL co TO ASYLUM.

quarters.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-23
Manuel Romero
HaxthauSen

Con temblorosa mano, escribimos
ese nOmbre. Hace apenas unOs minu-
tOs, estrech8bamOs 81 diestra febril.
en ell lecho en- que ell pobre amigo va
cla postradO, triste, acaso presintiendo
su pr6ximo fin.
Ayer a las p. m. falleci0.
Llegamos q su morada, nos acerea-
mos 4 6I, y le tendimos nuestra mano,
que 6l apret6, incorpordndose, con
fuerza, abriendO grandemente sus ojos
mustios, y hiandolos de modo intense
| en- nosotros.
SentimOs que una inmensa pena sc
anudaba en- nuestra alma. lei pobre
amigo, lei queridO cOmpanero que,
abaudOnando a~veces sus quehaceres
prOfesionales como maestro de ingl6s,
yenIa 4 esta redacci6n, tan bien inton-
CiOnadO siempre para su patria, & escu-
char, L sentir las palpitaciones de Ia
p6blica opinion, leyendo la prensa del
pals, Y comentando sus articulos, que
81 guerra que jamas fueseu en- contra
de las libertades puertorriquena8,
Recognizes su Gltimo aliento. Guam
do llegabamos 4 verle, contiados en-
que su dolencia no fuera tan grave,
nos do su manO, y fu6 esa Jay! su
pOstrer despedida de esta existencia,
de este mundane escenariO en- que 81
pudO yer tantas falsfas senorear y tan
tas falacias abrirSe pasO por sobre la
yirtud, pOr sobre Ia honradez, por So
bre el bien.
iQuerido amigo CuandO til te ibas
para 8iempre, cuando til Quiza pen
s8ste que llegaba tn dltimO instaute, tie
acordaste de tus buenos amigos, y qui-
siste, 81, exhalar tu alien,o postrimer
para que ellOs 10 sintieran aIetear en-
el recintO bruno en- que chisporroteaba
ell ciriO f1nebre; para que 10 sintieran
aletear, como cuandO lleg&bas junto {
nosotros 4 esgrimir tn pluma en- defen-
sa de los patriOs derechOs.
Romero Haxthausen tuG un buen
americanista. FL tuyO ap6strofes pa
ra los malos americanOs, porQu8 81
amaba, porque el am6 siempre las glo-
TIOsas tradiciOnes de esa alta demOcra-
cia nOrte-americana en- que fOrm0 su
espIritu y m0lde6 su caracter.
\ aver nos dijo adi6s para siempre.
Nos Quiso hablar ese ultimO lengua je
que lutheran dicho sus labios con gran
eIocuencia cuando va iba 4 paralizarse
eternamente su noble cOraZ0n.
Pero no pudo hablar ! su faz Sc
contrajO, y sus ojOs torn6ronse yidrio-
SOS, rodandO por sus p6Iidas mejjllas
la Ultima l6grima.
,Cu6nto habria de sufrir eli buen pa
triot4
Sobre esa tumba, nuestro amor,
nucstro recuerdo, ruestras I6grimas,
FL alma nObilisima de Romero Hax-
thausen, vi { Ia mansion de los buenos
y los justos.
,Adi6s, amigo entra1able.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-23
ANTEs DE PORER

utilizarlos, es menester 5xtraer el
ferro Il ORC de Ia pjedra mineral.
10 miSI4o Pugoe 4eciFse ueI aceiIe
Tie h'ga"o ue Oacal4o' 9uS flrIUoeS
no Sc encuehlr@n en- suS maleTlas
grasoSas murho menos en- su as
q0eToso @aoor y o-,or' NIng"n lslco
o persona que 31oezc1 otF@ aIeccloh
aaSolacn..c' d" "'Fl'"oo Il inPorlan!e7 .t
3t"I''' ."7 "I 4,,e 79 mama . = "eelS7
"e II '74t' ~ o,'' '''"o e" eS0"oo ma
JaFa,. DIS c.1@,"5 Soore ,o5 he,FIos,
III rrL0@H@nc@ ""o luo 10 roel9e et
c-g5"3g", 10 M@rho G"e "lendo al
"d4lo y al p%."daf, son mas que
souucniea Iar| co"tra csfar, en- la
moyorIN dc ".5 .gehles, sUs bGenos
etectos como mc"ieIha, y ESQ SIN TO-
mar en- c0cnta que es dc dIucn d.
Ecs,lon. SIN embargo, stemprc he
mos tenldo motive para Greer, qoo
envuolto on los e!ementoss que com
poncn cl acelte dc bac2lao, S. c'.-
c'ntTaoan propledadcs cufati'"s I:i
elS alto 7alor- Zero iuc HcccsaT'''
tPararIas dc Fo nauseabund% ma
cIlz N que es-aban combnados,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-23
NAL CaminitO GS GS0, senior CaCi
que de TaIIabOa,

Parece que en- Tallaboa, barrio del
poblado de Penuelas, hay quien pre-
tende imponerse 4 la poIicia, / tltulo
de cacique pOliticO.
ESQ no debe ser. La policla debe
tener la necesaria independence para
cumplir bien su cometidO,
ESQ de someterse al capricho 6 4 las
exigenciac de un cacique resulta en-
perjuicio de la policIs, py. 10 que tiene
de a9toridad y en- dcsdorO del presti-
gio de tai cuerpO, al cual Sc confia ell
mantenimiento del Orden.
Claro estG que 81, por complacencias,
Sc atienden indioaciones de alguien,
que vayan en- contra del infujo moral
de la policIa, ell buen servicio de 6sta
tiene que resenti~se.
No. Dfiese en- completa indepen-
dencta para el ejorcicio de sus dehca-
das funciones, 4 la policia, no pre-
tenJa nadje en- Ta;laboa imponerse q
ella, fungiondo de cacique.
ESQ no 10 consentiria Mr. HamiU
Yea 81 ESQ, por 81 acazy.