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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10
GAVE uP SUPPORTER.

~ wo4e q supporter Tor four yaafs. % feep
90 ny unfnhf plach had rfewted rFeryttirR
90 MaulsFilie, y. ~. "My doctor told me 10
mrtlcine ucuid heip me. 4 sudGrsd untold
mtsiY aud r1lld hardly walk. Amer ukias
two istlirt - Hardui rarau ~
Now am taking my nfih hetIr. have no led
feelings as Formerly, aud can te % ny fret
hAfh DAY alta Nfne. I uruugiY ~rfuatainfut
Carried - esefy suffering wun.an.n
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-06

Mr.. Pear this week makes an
nouncement of his annual fur sale,
an event of more than ordinary i'm
portance. in that he offers for the
selection of our people the largest and
most elaborate line of furs ever
brought into this part of the country,
or in fact into q town several times
the size of DEBORAH.
Mr.. Bear has made a special study
Of the fur business in recent years,
and has learned that to make it a
success demands the closest attention
of the buyer to tie minutest details.
The selections of fur must first he
made, and this followed up with
suitable cloth and Innings that will
match properly and wear like iron.
for when person buys fur coat he
expects it to last for a good many
years and would not be satisfied with
inferior manufacture.
In his stock this winter may be
found all the many skins used in max
ing up garments of this nature, and
these made up under his personal sup.
ervision into stylish garments that
can not fail to be.a source of joy and
comfort to those who purchase them.
That his fullest hopes in placing this
big stock in the hands of his trade
may be realized is the wish of all.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-06
Notice of Appraisement.

State of Iowa, Winneshiek County, IS: In
District Court
In matter of the Estate of George Stortz, de-
ceased.
To the Treasurer of State, q. q. Gilbertson,
and John Stortz, Theresa StortZ, Johanna
StortZ, Andrew StortZ, Charles Stortz John
Hauprichs, Charles Hauprichs, Mary Pinegar.
You, and each of you, are hereby notified
that the undersig ned, duly appointed and
qualified appraisers of property charged, or
sought To be charged, with the payment of
COLLATERAL IN INHERITANCE TAX, will
at 10 O'Clock. a m. on tue 9th day of December,
1905, at the office OF the clerk of the District
Court in DEBORAH, /. said county and state.
proceed to appraise the property OF the estate
of said decedent subject to the Collateral In-
hertance Tax, as provided by Jaw.
Please take notice and govern yourselves ac-
cordingly.
Dated DEBORAH, Iowa, November 9th, zoos.
X. THOMPSON,
&. w. FREEMAN,
JOHN FINN,
Asa Appri sers
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-06
I0wa's Greatest Daily.

No other daily newspaper has ever
covered the Iowa field so thoroughly
as The Register and Leader in it's
daily and Sunday issues. 1t main
tains more than 200 correspondents,
scattered in every portion of the state
and every happening of consequence
is promptly reported in it's columns.
1t publishes more than twice as much
Iowa news as any other newspaper
Its Sunday issue has gained the title
of an Iowa Magazine - it has made
a speciality of Iowa feature stories of
all kinds, and it prints again as many
illustrations as any other Iowa news
PAPER. The field outside Iowa is also
thoroughly covered. The Register
and Leader gets the complete AS
sociated Press report, day and night !;
it has an experienced newspaper
man at Washington as its special
correspondent it maintains special
correspondents also in the other i'm
portant cities of the country I'm sport
news, the Register and Leader also
leads, no other Iowa paper publishing
so many baseball and football results.
In short, it is an Iowa paper, made
for Iowans, and with their interests
always in mind. The Register and
Leader now has mail service that
makes delivery possible in most of the
towns of the state during the morning
hours.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-06
COMING NEXT MONDAY.
The Royal Chef" One of the Best
Comic Operas Ever Seen in DEBORAH.

In the cast of the Royal Chef" are
several of the best known comic opera
favorites on the stage 1t has always
been the generous policy of the Shu-
berts to present their productions
with clever actors and actresses; and
the dramatic personnel of the ROYAL
Chef" is significant of continuance
of this bl,siness-like principle. Thea
tre-goers will recognize with the
keenest pleasure the names of Harry
TIermsen, Chas. E. Huntington, Max
we'll Lochner, VIM. Sellery, Joe Allen,
Walter Smith, Frank DeBang, Helen
Darling, Stella Tracey, Elsie Moore,
Rose CLARK, Ethel Wertley, Elsi e
Doyle and others as they glance at
the program. The chorus is con-
tingency that should not be over
looked in an up-to-d musical
comedy. A bevy of pretty girls has
become as necessary to this style Of
entertainment as brilliant scenery and
costumes. A rich, new frame will
tone up an old picture, but it will
not beautify it, and it is beauty on
the stage that make the chorus at
tractive. The management prides it.
self on the youthful freshness of it's
chorus girls. The Royal Chef" will
be presented at the Grand next Mon
day evening, December 18th. Secure
seats earlv as a big house will greet
1.-THE Royal Chef company of sixty
people.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-06
New Sewing Machine Deal.

We are informed By Manager W. w.
Wilson that the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company recently purchased
the entire factory and interests of the
Wheeler ~ Wilson Sewing Machine
Company, and that in the near future
the Wheeler q Wilson machine will
also be placed on sale at the company IS
office here. Both OF these machines
stand at the head of all makes, and
customers will be supplied with either
from this office. 1872
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-06
TOM GRAHAM WINS CASE.
Custodian McCurdy Withdraws Discharge
of Graham, and He Holds His Place
as Capital Police in DeS
MOineS.

After couple of months of
tribulation for Capt. Thos. Graham,
the DEBORAH representative in the state
house at Des Moines, decision has
been reached in his case which permits
him to continue in the service of the
state as capitol night Waterman,
which place he has been holding for
nine years. On October 18th
Custodian McCurdy attempted to
dismiss him, on the grounds of in
competency and neglect of duty, but
the evidence showed it to be more
likely because Graham did not agree
with him in political matters and his
job WAS wanted foI some one else.
Graham and his friends, nearly every
one in the capitol. insisted that he
could not be dismissed by McCLrdy,
that the soldiers preference law
protected him, and that he had rot
been derelict in his duty. Finally
there was hearing and state officers
and employees by the score appeared
in Graham's behalf. After taking
much evidence McCurdy took the
matter under advisement, and on
Saturday gave the following decision,
which retains Mr.. Graham in his
position, much to the delight of all
his friends here and over the state /:
In the matter OF hearing in the case
of Thomas Graham. night Waterman
at the capitol building, held before
me on November and z, 1905.
While believe that Mr.. Graham
is untitled TO discharge the duties of
night Waterman as they should be
discharged, / am firmly convinced that
he has done the best he could.
1t is much easier to arrive at Just
conclusion bv continued observation
than it is to establish the fact of in
competence by evidence that the law
requires, and as the statute with
which / am in entire sympathy, re-
qaires technical proof of uhfitness,
and for the reason that am satisfied
Mr.. Graham intended to do his duty,
/ dismiss the charges preferred against
him.
T. z. McCurdy,
Custodian Public Buildings and
Property.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-06
Buy Tickets at Home.

Coupon tickets to all points sold here
via Chicago, Milwaukee &. st. PAU
Railway. In planning your winter
trip to California or to Florida, or
any other trip east or west, north or
south, hear in mind that the local
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railway can sell through
tickets and make sleeping car reser-
vations for you. He can also help you
by giving you information regarding
rates, rontes and train service s.
This is a coupon ticket station Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway, which means that the ticket
agent will sell you through tickets
and check baggage over connecting
lines
S. V. POTTER,
asa Ticket Agent.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-06
Read This.

The annual meeting of the Winnie
shiek County Agricultural Society
will meet at the small court room in
the court house on Saturday, Deceln.
Der 18th, 80 M. The meeting is very
important at. this time. Let. us. have
q full house, Signed.
80 n3 X. I.Haugen, Pres.
n IA. l.. Coffeen, Sac'y
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-06
The First Requisite Of Beauty.

The first requisite of beauty is a
clear complexion. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup clears a sallow blotched
complexion as it stimulates the liver
and bowels, and the eyes become
bright and clear. You owe it to your
friends to take it if YOUR complexion
is bad. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not nauseate or grippe and is very
pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes.
--Brunt q Parman.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-06

Volume TX, No. "a, Westgate
Herald, is Thanksgiving boom edition
of twelve pages, four of them printed
on pink paper. Homer Branch is not
only an editor but he also is poet of
considerable note. He has published
book of poems which has been ex-
tensively read and which is now on
sale in the book stores CT Westgate
and other places.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-06

One night is all the time neces-
sary to prove that Pineules is the
best remedy in the world for backache
and all kidney and bladder troubles.
Ii you have rheumatism or any other
blood disease a single dose will give
relief. -Brunt & Parman.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-06

The annual distribution of vegeta-
bles and flower seed by the depart
memo of agriculture began on Deem
Der LIST, and before planting time it is
expected the entire amount, aggregat-
ing 3S, 100000 PACKAGES, will he in
the hands of the people in all sections
of tie country.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-06

A recent meeting of the directors
of the O. M. & st. p railroad in
New York resulted in the formal an
nouncement of tine plan to build a new
line from the Missouri river west to
the coast, with Seattle as the western
terminus
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-06

The philosophy of a policy holder in
remitting his annual premium of
$135. 90 recently is pointed. He sent
two checks and a note explaining
that he did it in this manner for the
convenience of the bookkeepers. the
$50. 90 check being for the payment of
his insurance cost, and the 800 check
for the McCurdy family.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-06

Hair chains and switches made Il
order at Trzcinski's. 4S-4
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-21
MUERTE- evitada.

Las mas veces las enf-rm,..
dades de los rl1"nes term,nnn
ia'AImente; 81 10 Sc ercoge +,
FeihedIo adecuaio. +. II, Wa
~, de Bear Grove, Iowa, pare
clo muerto. Dice:
Hacc dos afus me enfeimf
VIC 'o' r'n""aS 10 que me ocs
s'oho grand9s .oiore, :, ufri,Di.i q
tos y apsieisd; peru tome ",
Amargos Elec,.icos, que ~
curaroh comp -tamente.
Los consldt' t.nbien muy
oenefcos '.srs debilidad en- e.
neral, enfermedad de los ner-
''o', y que teuiendolos a la ma
no constantemente, no tlepe,
val"
10 io'o' los boticario- 10 ga
rantiIan.
PreciO: so cts.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-21
Plum 81 !; E:'|;| : q; q
..IlIllIe eR. 2 Z. MoocIrY CO,
AtlaRla, -. Once. 10l North Pryor 81

do y firmado por los mandrias do
las Camaras, ounce dias antes do
que SO decrete, Y Ia reforma
sera un hecho, Y ell centro tendra
en- los Estados un ejercito de
infelices, sin conocimientos;
sin responsabilidad, sin digni
dad, que estaran sobre las autori-
dades de los municipios y de los
Estados. para todos los servicios,
menos para el dc la ensehanza do
Ia nifies. Todas las nifias faciles.
6 fragiles, seran agraciadas con
una escuela, y mandadas & los Es-
tados remotos para que ensehen 10
que saben. Todas las condescen-
dencias seran premiadas con una
escuela segun Ia categorfa; todos
los indtiles, que vagan en las ante
salas de las ofcinas de Mexico; to
dos los protegidos de los ministries.
de los diputados, de los grandes
oficinistas, iran de maestros & los
Estsdos, y serd una irrupci6n de
podredumbre del Centre q los Es-
tados que asfixiara & todos.
Los E.tados deben tener ener-
gfa para oponerse tenasmente &
ese gran cataclismo que los amena
"a, v sobre todo, los municipios,
quo Sc presentan q la familis, no
deben consentir semejante atenta-
IL
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-21
Perdida la Ultima esperanza :.

Perdida la Ultima esperanza :.
CuandO los principaIes medl
eos diieron que w. N Smit-
hart, de P,klD. Ia, , tenia una
con.uncion incurahle, su ulti.
ma esp-ranzs -e dpsvaneci6; pr
10 el Nuevo Descubrimientn
del DR. King para la consun-
ci6n, toses y resfrfos 10 sac"
del sepuIcro. Dice: ''E-te gran
especifico me- euro complets
mente y me salv6 la vida. Des
de sntnnces, 10 he usado por
mas de 10 aii', y 10 considero
un naravilloso remediO para
la gsrganta y los pulnonrs."
Remedlo estrictamente cien
tifco para toses. NAL de los pnl
mos 6 re~frios; preventiv" eff
cas- de- la Pulmonia. Sc ga
rantiz,. Precio: so ct,. Y
Sl,O0 botella en- tpdas las boti
cas-.
Sc Ian botellss de prueba,
gratis.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-21

demasiado ocupada para fjarse en-
mi, elevado al trono, por cierto
mas pesado y mas c6modo que eI
del Santo Padre. Yo contempla-
ba con admiration la efigie vivien
te de San Pedro, ell mortal que re
presensa & Jesuscristo sobre Ia tie
IRA: ell Papa, en- fin; ell Gran Leon
XIII. -! la cabeza visible de Ia
Iglesia Cat6lica. Apost6lica, Roma
ma!
Era la primera yes que contem
pIa5a un ser humane llevado real
y efectivamente en- procession, le--
vantado en- apotesis, divinizado CO
mo un Dios!.. Aquella sagrada
imagen viva parecia una estatua
de orc transparente, tenia una mi
rada tan dulce, Luna sonrisa tan
angelica. que nunca las olvidare...
Leon XIII, en- ese momento, no
era I'm hombre, era un> Santo en-
carrie y huesos lcasi un Dios!
Y decir que ciertos barbaros,
que 20 conosco, por desgracia, ha
blan del Papa, casi como 81 fuera
uno de sus iguales Perd6nalos;
Dios, que no saben 10 que dicen,
nj 10 que hacen.
LUIS BRUNI.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-21

lei Sr. Ascenci6n Marti..
nez. hombre de negocios de He
bbronville, que hace algunos
dias sc encontraba en- Laredo,
regreso ell microbes para ell lu
gar de su residencia.
cA"dnciase la ;muerte del
Lie. Abraham Garcia Calde
'6n, acaecida en- la Capital do
la Repdblica Mexicans.
Garcia Calder6n era origina
fio de Monterrey, y su vida &C
cidentada y borrascosa 10 llev6
a Mexico, donde muri6 desco
nocido y olvidado del todo, por
sus compatriotas nuevoleone
ses.
Descsnse en- paz.
lcEl dia 80 del actual so abri
I'd en- Zapsta, uu periodo de IL
Corte del Distritc.
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|hPRES|0NES |NOLVDABLES.

Aver, buscaado no Sc que cosa
en- mi escritorio, encontre un viejt
Ca,'met empolvado, con los apul
tes de mi tiltimo viaje al Wei,
mundo.
Lo abrf maquinalmente,y lei la
palabras escritas con laplz: me
morandum de una vista en- Sal
Pedro, ell dfa en- que Su Santidat
Leon XIII abri6 la famosa "Puel
ia Santa"
Como es sabido. dichs puerta 81
abre cada 25 afios, mediante 10.
tres golpes misteriosos, con ur
martillo dc orc, y con un gran &C.
remonial. en- que interviewer tods
10 aristocracia Romano y ell cuer
po diplomatico del mundo entero
Es inutil decir que los dias ds
grandes solemnidades, no Sc entra
en- la Basflica de San Pedro. sin
presentar ell billete de invitaci6n
gratis, aunque no faltan extranje-
ros que pagan por ellos hasta 10 y
20 pesos.
Yo me 10 habia procurado unos
diss antes por conducto de un LEILA
no pariente mfo, hoy arzobispo de
M6dena.
Cusndo entire, la iglesia estaba
completamente LENA, es decor, que
dentro de ellis habia mas dc Glen
mil almas.
Con mucha paciencia, y no sin
trabajo, POGO 4 POGO me abr{
camino, entire aquel hormiguero
de criaturas humanas, llegadas de
todas parties del mundo, para yer
ell Santo Padre. Media hora des-
pues, deslizandome como una zorra
no sin tropezar con hombres y mu
ieres, mas 6 menos gordas Y mas
6 menos elegantes, fui q aparecer,
sin saberlo, cerca de la estatua en-
bronco de San Pedro. hecha en- Ell
IV siglo, 4 la sue, por cierto, los
cristianos y no cristianos lie han co
mido un pie & fuerza de besos!
Ell immense Qentfo Sc hacfa mas
y mas compacto, y 70 me quede
cerca del buen Principe de
los Ap6stoles, sin poder dar un pa
SO mas, para adelante nj paraatras
Digo NAL, para atras hubierA podi
do ir pasando entire las piel mas de
un gendsrme pontificio,ya que NO
me hubiera sido possible saltar So
bre sus espaldas, pues sin exaae--
rar era mas alto que un tambor ma
yor.
A mi lado, casi adheridas & mi
persona, tenfa dos misses inglesas,
de pie, al como simples OBJ
servadoras; con una frialdad fiioso
flea que me chocaba en- mujeres
tan hermosas y de tan dulce aspec
to-.
Adelsnte tenfa un grupo de ro-
manas; las reconocf en- los grandes
ojos negros y en- sus pronunciados
pechos...l iQue bellas son las ro-
mnnasl
En- ell temple no Sc miraba toda-
via nj un solo sacerdote revestido.. =.
La atenci6n y ls impaciencia eran
inmensas -.
De IN momento & 0tro debfa lie
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-21
gar el Papa con todo el Clero' Ro-
.. :. Reinaba 81 mas profun

iiiuLo. NelnaDa u mas prOIun
do silencio.
En- medic de el, oy6se ell estam-
pido de un cafionazo.. se1al de
que ell Pontifice bajaba de su Pala
clio a la Basilical-A aquel caiiona
20 siguieron los repiques de las
campanas de 400 iglesias, Y una
indescriptible agitaci6n en- la mul
titud cue inundaba ell temple. ..
Ell coraz6n me latia con irresisti
BILE violencia: senti frio Y ganas de
llorar, de alnar. :. lEn aquel
momento me desconocfa, 6 mas
bien, no me habfa conocido antes!
En- este reson6 en- los aires, en-
10 alto de la gran puerta de entra-
da, donde hay un extenso balloon,
ell acordado Y melodioso ruido de
muchas trompetas de plata que to
caban Marcia :. - Aquellas
trompetas me recordaroD las de Je
rico, y hubi6rase dicho que q su re
ligioso y marcial sonido caian al
suelo las puertas del temple para
dar psso al Pontifice.
En- efecto: Leon XIII acsbaba
de entrar en- Ia Bssilica.. Yo no le
vefa adn; pero las sccilaciones del
gentfo me iban indicando ell transi
to del Papa por Ia inconmensura
BILE iglesia :! v las bfblicas from
petas segufan entonando aquella
marcha triunfal, sagrada, parecids
q un psalmo her6ico de David, ha
ciendo palpitar ell corazon de Glen
mil almas!
Que digo9 fortificando la fe de
trescientos millones de cristianos!
De pronto, la procession -aparece
por detras de uno de los enormes
pilares del temple, me levanto en-
las puntas de los pies, y veo alza--
das sobre la muchedumbre unas
andas de orc, en- las cuales viehe
sentado sobre la Ssl2x GeSiNi0-
ysu, Leon XIII: un Santo vivo,
un santo animado, palpitante, an.
tentico......
Con el fin de yer mejor, y sabo-
rear q mis- anchas ell grandioso pa
norama, me agarre q un pie de ID
estatua de Sap Pedro, para subir
sobre ell pedestal de marmol que
la sostiene, mas estando muy res
baloso, me quede suspendido en- el
aire! Ell gendarme me gritaba:
Senior, Senior, ALI no Sc puede su-
bir; esta prohibidol.... Tenga la
bondad de bajar V. ;mas yo, impul
sado por una fuerza irresistible,
no me daba por entendido, y ha-
ciendo esfuerzos inauditos, conti--
nuaba sosteniendome suspendido
en- ell aire. Entonces las dos ingle
sas, tai vez movidas a compassion,
por mi triste posicion, con la ma
yor calma Y frialdad del mundo,
me sgsrrar6n, uus por ell lado de-
recho Y la otra por ell izquierdo, y
me levsntaron en- peso, como cuan
do los angeles levantan IN santo
al cielo.
Una yes arriba del pedestal, me
sente tranquilamente entire las me
talicas piernas de San Pedro. .---El
gendarme Sc sonri6 bajo los lar
gos bigotes,y no volvi6 4 mClestar
me; la vista de los demas estsbs
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-21
Una tos tremenda curada

"Hace dos aiios, nuestra hi
jita tuvo un ataque de pneu
monla, que le provino de una
tremenda tos. Ella sufrfa
accesos como de tos silvan--
te, y algunas semanas sin em
hargo, no 'podia restablecerse
del todo. Fuimos por una bote
Ila del Remedio de Chamber
lain para la tos, el cual obr6
como por encanto. Dejj de to
ser y SO puso gorda y vigoro
sap e-cribe Ia Sra. Bussard, de
Brubrker, Ill. Este remedio
We vende en- todas las boticas.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-21
La GENERALIZATION
de Ia Ense6anli en- Mexico.
Crave pelioro para la nihez.

! va 10 prensa mexicana, dc ban
dera amarillo. estd lanzando al e.
tudio, tfmids Y vergonzantemente,
/. Ia iniciativa del Sr. On. Justo Sic
IRA, famante Ministro do Instruc'
ci6n P1blica y Bellas Artes, sin
Cartera. porque Ia instruction Pd
blica no esA bsjo Ia ferula del Cen
tro, para que cese ese estado ridicu
10 del Ministro, centralizandO Ia
instruction p1blica, federalizSndo
10, como dicen otros, y en- una ispa
labra, poniendo la instruction pd-
blica, con sus cuantiosos elemen'
tos locales, en- manos del Sr. Minis
tro.
Apenas puede concebirse Ia tras
cendencia fatal que para ia niiiez
mexicana tendr& esa medida, GEN.
tralizadora, cuya tendencia no es
otra que tener abundancia de ga
ges con que premiar favoritos,y to
ner una maxa de hierrO con que
amsgar constantemente 4 las socie
dades.
Apenas Sc apruebe esa medida,
un torrente de vagos, de gentes
desconocidas. de antecedentes du-
dosos, de conducta sospechosa, Gao
ri sobre los Estados Y municipios,
con Ia credencial en- Ia mano, ad-
quirida quien sabe por que seryi--
clos v para que fines.
Las familias, naturalmente, man
daran & sus hijos { cualquier par
to, msnos & las escuelas ofciales,y
Ia enseflanzs laica caera en- Ell mas
hororoso desprestigio, perdiendo
SO los afanes Y sacrificios hechos
por tres generaciones para implan
tarla.
La centralizaci6n do la instruc-
ci6n pdblics seri un golpe de muer
te para Ia obrs del partido liberal
y un retroceso manifesto.
Y sucedera. Dn. Porfrio no re
trocede, ,cuando ha resuelto alguna
cosa. Sc arrastrara, como parAdu
plicar ell impuesto del timbre; Sc
emboscara, como para suprimir Ia
de imlrenta; recurrira q
farsas, como para restablecer la
reelection indefinids sorprendera
& Ia sociedad y al comercio, Co
mo para ell establecimientO del lla-
mado talon orc; cometera fraudes
asquerosas, como para suprimlr Ia
zona libre; pero 10 que inicia sera
lev, como la expropiaci6n de terre
nos particulares, que acaba de vo
tarse, en- teorfa; y Ia creacion ar
bitraria de servidumbres sobre
todos los predioe rdsticos y urba
nos, so-pretexto de irrigaci6n, de
q Ia agriculture y de ser
vicios mpnicipales.
La independence de los Esta--
dos peligrs mucho mas de 10 que
Sc cree, Y la nifies estS amenazads
de muerte con Ia centralizsci6n de
la instruction.
Un dfa, ell menos pensado, frau
ddlantemente, hacienda BETA del
Congreso, Sc expedir6 una circu--
lar, conteniendc N decreto fecha-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-21
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