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The Washington times., 1905-05-28
SPRING DAY WISH OF THE CLASS

Bishop Goodman dmpressiveIy)-On
think children. in Africa there are 10
o., ,o0t square miles of territory without
& single Sunday school where little boys
what should we all try and save up our
money and do?
Class lin ecstatic Union)-Go to Africa!
Judge,
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
FRAUD ORDERS ISSUED
BY THE POST0FFIcE

Fraud orders have been issued by the
Postoffice Department against c. c.
Goodrich & Co, and Albert E. Reed &
Co. wheat pool investors. Of Chicago:
Gem Manufaeturing< Company, letter
writers. Cassopolis. Mich; the Key
stone Commission Company, NJ S. Roth.
NJ. Fayl1n. W. j. Sommers, r. H Dock
man NJ D., Skinner and c. McPike.
diamond investors, East st. Louis. ILL.,,
and Houston. Tex
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
THIS NEVER HAPPENED.

How do you like my new hat. Hen
ITS really a dream, my love,
And, Henry. the price was only S46s''
No. no. my dear you never got 2
hat like that for such a paltry suu1!'-
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
AS CLASSIFIED.

GiIes-That chap across the street was
the lightweight champion in hig day.
Ailes-You don't say! He certainly
doesn't look like a priZefighter now.
Giies-Oh. he wasn't priZelghter.
He was formerly a coal dealer-Chicag go
News.
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
2o Ormiston Road, Westcombe Park,
London, S. E.
England, Io-z-'oz.

ut tie Odseyoakoyy. On telling some of
my friends Of my convictions, was simply
laughed at for my impudence in daring
to pit my Waltham watch against the
accuracy Of the Royal Observatory. How
ever. to set the matter at rest, I wrote TO
the Astronomer Royal, telling him Of my
conviction, and asking him if he would
LET me know whether was right or wrong.
In return ! ysfesasa a courteous rsplu
jYem TIE Astyoeosssy Royat. stating kkas
I a0as quite right, and that on the day
named, owing to an accident. the ball was
dropped about eighteen seconds too soon.
This seems to me such remarkable proof
OF the reliability of your watches that
feel justified in bringing it to your notice
If you would care TO have the Astronomer
Royals letter as a rlemento, should be
pleased to hear from you to that effect.
Wishing every success and prosperity to
your deservedly world famed Company.
/ remain,
Yours very sincerely.
THOMAS WHEATEs
The Washington times., 1905-05-28

was elected ms. -or Of the city and was
reelected for Two subsequent terms.
After his term of service as mayor ex-
pired General Macauley led a life full
or changes. He was superintendent of
the indianapolis waterWorks at one
time, then he WAS manager of the Aoad-
eTny' Of Music Of that city In 1882 he
became interested in mining in Mexico
Returning from Mexico he became in
terested in the hotel business in CoIurn-
bus. Ohio, and later he managed the
Gedna House, in New York city. In 1877
he went to Nicaragua as representative
of the Nicaragua Canal Company.
General Maeauley resided in Washing
ton during the Harrison Administration
having been appointed by the President
appointment clerk of the Treasury De-
partment.
Died in Nicaragua.
The secretaryshfp Of the canal cou1-
mission was the last position General
Macauley ever held. as he went to Mic
araSua on official duties in April OF 1894
and died in July Of the same wear from
fever contracted in that country. His
body remained in Nicaragua for five
years, such being the time prescribed
by law. In 1899 his remains were brought
to the United States by the United
States Government and turned over to
the Lafayette Post G. A r., which or
ganization brought the remains To Wash
ington, and had them inferred in Ar
lington Cemetery
The order Of the dedicating services
is as follows:
Music, Marine Band Introductory, G.
NJ RobinSon; invocation, Rev. H. s.
stevens; music, Flowers Of Peace.
burnside Post Giee Club; poem torigi-
nab, Col. John A. Joyce; address, Gen
john G. Black; music. Boys Of the old
Brigade, Glee Club: poem (originaD.
She Only Saw Brother Miss Helen
Taylor Welch: benedfctfon, Rev. George
W Dudley; taps. bugler United States
Army.
The Washington times., 1905-05-28

ACTING IN The PUBLIC INTEREST.
Judge-One month in jail
Prisoner-But. judge. I run summer
hotel and the season is aboGe TO open.
Judge-Eight months.-Puck
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
The reply from the Astronomer Royal


Royal Observatory. Greenwich,
London, E.
MarchIo O
DEAR
ocloc
T Wheate, P HOLLIS
81 The Perfected Anerican Uatch" an illustrated book of
interesting information about 10athes free upon rgquesk
AMERICAN COMPANY,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-16

Where there used to he y feeling oi
uneasiness and worry in the household
when child shove symptoms OF cronp'
there is now perfect confidence, This is
owing to the uniform success of Cham
berlains Coueh RemeSy in the treat
ment Of that disease. Mrs. NJ, /. Bas'
ford, OF Poolesville, Nd, in speaking
OF her experience in the use Of that
remedy saws: ~ have world of con-
tidence in nChamherlain's C Cough Remedy
for have used it with perfect snccess.
NV child Garland is subject To severe
attacks of group and it always gives him
prompt relief" For sale by Jarvis
Pharmacy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-16

George Phillips. Of Baker City, was
here during the week attending the
funeral of his mother, Mrs Alex Har'iie.
Mr.. Phillips and his brother, Harrison
Phillips, were both former residents of
this county bnt are now engaged in the
sheep business IN Baker county.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-16

Two sheepmen, Macintosh and Grow
lev, tangled in ist fight Saturday
evening and after hattering each other
for awhile donated $40 each to the city
treasury. Crowley carried highly
decorated countenance home With him
Monday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-16

Mrs &. X. Searcy WAS dangerously i'll
Sunday night from severe attnck Of
nose bleed. She became muck weaken
ell bnt prompt action by the physicians
called stopped the flow aud she is now
improving.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-16
What Ara Thax2

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tahlets. A new remedy for stomach
tronbes, hiliousness, and constipation,
and good one. Price 25 cents. For
sale hy Jarvis Pharmacy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-16
Another Case Of rheumatism Cured

Another Case OF Rheumatism Cured
by Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
The efficacy of Chamherlain's Pain
Balm in the relief nf rheumatism is he
ing demonstrated daily. Parker Triplett
of Grigsby. Va. SAYS that Chamber
lain's Pain Balm gave him permanent
relief from rheumatism in the back
when everything else failed, and he
would not be without it. For sale by
Jarvis Pharmacy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-16
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

am prepared to furnish plans
and specifications for bindings,
make ont lnmher bills and fnrnih
estimates at reasonable price.
j. A MCMORRIS.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
THOMPSON MAKES soop

nr ThcupScn, the porulsr NuSou rerresentsiive in the nCmiuiOo rSrlis' menl has shown the people c' Whi'e' horse thA, he is in ssS, as well as name the rsrresen,a,ive Ot Sn the pecple o' s,l the NuScn. Nct~ithssSndinc tha, the vcse oi whaehcrss was cast lsrce- ly sSsius, him St the recent election he has aided ln serurinc much 'cr that place he removal oi the royslty On eopper toS 10 year Wil co a lOOg way tcwari securing the attention oi capital Aor the whitehcrse eOrrcr properties us course n would Se too mUch to Civo pr. Thompson All the creiit Tor this work. u comes tco son sfter svisi' to the federal capital 0y Robert Lowe DO, to c,anect the latter ~ith H, also, but n. ThCmrSOO hSs dOue euOoch to .hOw thAa there Is nothing small iu his nskepr.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
FRANK M'D0NAlD
 ON WAY INSIDE

Frank R Nencosd. who bounded the CcmmlsSsry cigar secre in Ssaswsy aud ~ss formerly city treasurer, ar. rived on the CcttsSe Guy snd win leave this week k,r Fairbanks with s stock o' better and eCCs. Re Ntll ce sccom' panied by E E McncOsld who hes e>een in SkagwSy fcr several weeks.
 NJ Ncnonald Wi1 take his goods to the kN,s ct Lake I.sharce before the evening oi the river and from there he wm prscecd down the stream on the first boat.
 Since leaving SkSCwsy two and . hali wears acN Nr, Mcdonald has been in Cslitcruia anj Nevada Re s'en, some time a, rcucpNh and Goldhelds, the new Nevada mining canrS,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
NEW ORGsk GIVES
 GOOD SATISFACTION

The congregation st the preshyterisr churh is highly ela,ca ovcr the nev church organ 10 givcs excellent ssiis faction. The name ot the instrument is the Vocation. so called Iron its dis tiuctive method ci tone production The distinguishing characteristic oi tht Vocation ls ts exquisite tcnc, Ia con nection rlth each ree,i there is a vond on pipe or chamber through which the tone passes. The construction oi this pipe determines the quality oi the tone, in one case giving tbe rich woody effect ot the flute or again the pronounced string quality ol the violin, The iu str,meut has four complete sets Of reeds. each divided into sections pro. duciue various tone and volume effects. all controlled a, win by the o-ganist
 The makers oi the Vocation have taken their idea from the tone proluc- inc apparatus oi the human throat, The lungs are the bellows, operated by the mucles; the larynN, cr vocal cord, Is reed; the throat, or tube containing tho vocal cord, dcvelorcs the tone and delivers u Co the mouth from which il Is voiced, The Vocation Is a voicing iustrurmeut patterned afer the human voi,a.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
Gcd's Nsslss, ws5k

AS Is a1 oaS.s fn the desert 70 the wear. traveller. Sa Is an honest man to an humanity. Therc'0'e, the follow ina letter came ca thuuderho'dJ trom s Jlsa- sky by tha matl which 7rrived from Dawson. Satur'sy evoUirr;
 "pawSrn. Y. T., March n, l"6. ..Fri.ri White.
 aTr.r WbHgN6rSo uo 'hg Gul. One day ra,cr yCur nyi' would have csu-ht --. for IT cents.
 s.Euc.rSad tud same. peas n .vc your .Dyy.' place 't Co u,y crc1iL We had a pleasant trip dasn and ind Oav. Snn Q. k.
 '.Ne male the trip hy Cevelsnd's stage in six days
 ''SiDcCrely yours,
 sam Williamson. '' By being bitten ou the sa cents p-ovei to bc genuine. -WhitehOrse Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
Ahout Rheumatisrs

Thele arc fcS diseases that iuf'c' a ore torture than rheumstism and there Is prcuah,y TO disease Tor which such a vsried ard useless lot of remedies have bseu suggested To say that it can bC cuyel -s, therefore, . bold statement tO make, but Chsmberlain's Pain Balm, which enjoys su extensive sale, hss me, with gIest success in the treatment oi thIs disease. One application ot Pain Balm Ni'l relieve the pain. and hun dreis of sufferers have testified to per msrrut cures by it's use, Why suffeI when Pain Balm affords such quick re. let and costs but tri6e' For sale by Kelly Drug Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
WELL. WELL WELL,

The Juneau TrSnscrjri beoOmes very rrS,hy 6ecSuSS the DAi)y Alaskan sad that, kuoviaS that Gov, Brady OTr'~od Juneau tor the oAPilsl o' Alaska sod thN he used his o'scisl roSitiOn and perSonal influence oc SeCuue the a5'T- ton O, Sa Snendneot to the Ni,l ue- moving the oAP,tA trOm S1ka to J0- ueaa shich has served ,o te'eat the rurysoSe O, that b5''. 60 suurC-ted hi~ t,r the eove-norShip. "a says the Ia. ..y Alaskan should s,A,s the truth. sr,, then iJ ads
 The TragScrir; has A'ssy, eua1->g. Gov, Brs3y as aD houes, ms0, nl' tn the oaa,esl bstWCgn Ju3Cc UCra sud Gov. B-a3y 3, sSi3 uos a Wo0a
 welIy
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
s.tie. os Steckhelaer.' Meeting

OaSce oI Engineer Mining Co. To the xtcckhclders of The EuCueeT
 MinS Company;
 Pea tsse uctice thst the annual meeting os the s,cckuolaers of The En- kiueer Mintng Company ~ill be held si the csSce cf tAe ccmpsny, iu the city ol Sl.sxsv, district cG Alaska. on Tues. a.y the syth day oi April ISoS, st To o'clcck .. un., tor the purpose of e,ect'nc . board ot directors, tor the turtser sud srecise purpcse of deciding whether or rort the property oi The Engineer Miu' inr CCmpsry of Sesg~sv, Alaska, be trsnsserrea to EnSineer Msutug Com psny cf Seattle, Washington, and hos ts, transaction of such other business ss usy properly cone befOre the neetiug, The sscek trsus'et book O, the ccupsuy -in oe closed on Saturday the asa dsy o' April, rooS. at 6 D m. sud win remain clc-~a until "Wednesday the 76sh day oi April. tecS. d 10 o'clock . m.
 By Order os the Board ot Directors.
 H. R. Le revre, Secretary,
 Dated March a1. 1908
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
Ordinance No. 65

Au ordinance granting a franchise tC the Northwest Light and Power Company, a corporation, tO construct, operate and maintain an electric ys- ten in he town Ot SlSsCway, and to charge for light, heat or power furn- iShed thereby.
 Be uoriained bv the common council of the town of Slagway:
 That there bc and hereby Is granted to Northwest Light X Power Company, a acorCorat tiou, franchise for the term oi fifty S0l vears from and sfter January |, INlA, to coustruct operate and maintain su electric system in the town Of Skse- way, for the purpose of furnishing electric current for light, heat and power. and to that end to enter iu and upon streets, alleys and public places oi said town. to erect it's poles at such place or places as it may sec ht, and run it's wIreS along such streets, alleys and public places as it may see ht, suoiec, always to the present or future regula- tiCus os the common council ot said town conceruinC poles end wires for the transmission Of electric current; to tnr- niSh che inhabitants Of said town or any person who nay desire the same with electric current for the proSi0cticn or use oi light, beat or power, snd 0 charge compensation therefor. Said company sh2l. have said electric system iu operation within one year from the date oi the approval thereof. Passed the Council January 6th le6
 Approved January leth ieos
 L. :. KELLER, Mayor ard President ot the Council. W. 6, Mckcaa,
 Clerk,
 New hair combs belts and stocks at,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
k.,cA,ssu Miplns jcur~.i Sod

The Ke,chikan Journal Ot March Sl announces ths, an Agreemeut has he'r closed f,r the sale oi the Journal news paper and ioh printing plant, the ecN' wi,l cI the business Snd the buildings in which t is conducted by Gov. Swine lord and Cant. Rice to W. S, Ooutsn' and W, X. Wyatt oi Juneau. The transfer vas to take place April l..
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
L,srnetT Ti,c

Charles Logan was 6uHl si'o anu costs las, ujcht by Judge S.out upon a conviction for malicious dUs'ruc,'uO o' p,,rer,v Up was acgr>el Uf h-Caki g the windows tn a house helcnCiug Co <, E. Yeomaus, on Third avcuuo, west or the residence or 2. R. Wurzh1cher,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
A Dandy Tor Barns

nr. Berpin, raus, Ill., writes: 'I have used Ballads Suov Lirlmeut; d. ways recOmend it to my friends, as su cot fi dent there is no lea made. I' is iau1y tor burns Those who livS oa farms are especially liable Co many accidental cuts, burus, bruises, wh ct heal rapidly when Ballsrd's SnoN Llui- meut IS applied. It should always hc kept ip the house for cases of cmerc' cncy." sSc, soc, SJ.oo bottle.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
Cur Co- Ehs and Colds

Mrs. (. Peterson, 6ss Lake st., TcCets, Kansas. says: ''OfaH cough remedies Bsllsrd's Hurthcuud Syrup Is my tsvor' re: R has done and will dO sll that is clsimed for ito speedily cure al coughs and colds-sud 10 '- so sweet and pleasant 70 the taste" 2S'. soc, Si.co hottte. Sold by Kelly Dug e
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04

Many personal friends oi Seua'or A, T.. vSndevAnter, oi Seattle, will be pleased ,o learu tha, his physicians say be ~ill recover from the attack oi ty- phold and brain fever thai has preye,, upon him tor the Jas, t~o months, He vas reported Ss seNl Si one time
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
MEN ARE powEsIsss
VI FNxss Nx-t.st p,--s-e Cale-s re,
 ~trtke st tee Isaerlytns Ceu~es

To t-oat pandruh. and Fslllnc Hsir v-ltN I~ritauts cr cils on which a para HTffr cr-rn vin prosper, e like sccorins varr- Tom the ocean to prevent the uts fr,r- rising
 Ntu ca~rct scccvrllsh . satiSfsctory cr-c without having a rlCht understand f-r -s the N1naarnertal causes cf the trlGN'e
 N,r -~usf kil the DsndruT Germ. NrvH--'s He-7lcI1e dces this cecause ' 1s s7rHrr7y made Go do that very thins W-Na- tNe rorrn is removed the hai1 has ~, 5N-f-e but to resume healthN c-ruth and b0sUty,
 s.urzs-oy tho causa ycu remove tnt g~-ct
 z4'F Nv N-af'-r druccists Serd lNc V r-r---s F7- sample Co The Hetp'cide 10 uFr-. Nt-h
 Nm. Ritj, SreciM ACeuL
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04

Tt is said William B. Tan, secretary of var, uill succeed John Hay ss secre- tA-y os state, H the latter shall be com pelled to resign on account oi bis health.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
Many Tor Tuus,r Boy

JF. Barron ardE W. Johr on with 70 white men. Jhfnamor ad 1arsncsc arrived at Fuu.sr bay o' ne Cottage .Cisy. They v,U bHgin onera' .rus st the caurcry ai that place
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
.lCE CARRIES
 MAN 10 StA

The ice went out oi the hay at SL Michael late in January SS thC result oi a storm and u carried a well kuOvu river pilot, Capt, poultcy, and a dog team to seq. Tho Nome Nugget oi February says Csut pcurCy had not heen reScuei.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04

Dr. W. U. Hare, sUoSker o' tbe WsshiustOc st,te house co reUrr~rrtS- tives in lslS anj ucuDsr O' tbc last house, has bser SNyOinte3 clerk o. the Cuitcd states jJ>,ric; cDGri 'oC tEe newly created Eastern Washington dis- trict. The appointment vSs made by Joice whitsca, and ., viii please more people than possibly could have result ed from any other selection. De Hare is Ooe ot the best known mcO iu the state Of wsshingtoo A0d everyone who knows hin likes hin.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04

This - such Sn election day as Sould be called A good day for democrats ir Work state
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04

There are several ladies Oi Sk&Cwsy vho have DO, voted, but they win vote, DO doubt. before the polls close.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
C tag, Ct,y SaiI,

The Cottage City sai',l For uN, son,h Nis Sitks thi, w1ruiuy a' o'ci,ck with ll passenger.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
For Express.

Leave orders for sNreSS at the Boss Bakery. Prompt attention and good service. Phone 5l,
 Earnest IucaviSh, S-i C
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04

There Is ,til time to vote. The poll' vil nOi close until o'clock this even, ina.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04
For Rent

House on Seventh avenue and Main strcet, rartly furnished Elegant l0Nlo bath room. Inquire oi Lee Guthrie.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04

The eest thAt the market affords al tAe Pack Train ReStsnrsnI
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04

Have you vOsedg UrO-, do il DOW,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-04

New hair combs belts and stocks at, Farrisons'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-19

n4 pulsft mts p 81. Ga, pf.a.n
eD. lus a acre, ). e slofeS iyes i'fo
cue el s>anio cfa ure,uit. y no qsi
sstrol hatefle ,s>n. Ahors - hs sS
- Qar cYs rfgcntv \ hasia cand,a;c
Sin Il .iian 8c los acrccaorcs- @nc. isl
W.. "a sido spasi ado 1or q miuisiro
atn~ficano rn Ssn;o nomiugo Sc hu
blyTs cutTado "a ura sl;uacl0n diiicil
con Ia licgs del Caisb ID I las
agass d,minic mas En- Washington
- eS;s jugsudo una pai;ida muy I'M
portanie entire los ES;adoS Cnidus V
Al mania III Presiden;e Roose veli
no pledc confeSsrlo nj el goblerno i'm
penal tampOco. Como en- los dramas
rom aniicoS. luS adverSarios llevan ca
reiA eslan emblzados y no hablan, pc
TO sc les conoce.
Alemania asecha; no bien We que
los ES:sdos Cnidos no quieren ejer> er
el control financiero de las r,pdbli
cas- convulsivas, 10 ejercer RI ell. con
la cooperation e otras nacio-es euro
peas el & bierno dc Washington no
podra opouerse. porque ha declara
d licito el C ntrol' europeo, siempre
que no Sc resueIva en- anexioneS, lici
to pero enojoso.
Mr.. Roosevelt guerra tener en- su
juego una buena carta: el.tratado con
Santo Domingo. Ell Senado Sc ha ne
gado darsela. 'por ahora. Por sue:te,
dc Santo Domingo. 'ha venido otra,-
el plan dc los acreedores-que es de
defensa. Pero lquG sucedera en- el
otofio2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-19
InteleCtualeS rusOS
POBEDONOSTZEFF

Quizas la revolucion rusa va deven-
cida Bj9rnsJerne BjoernSon dijo en-
los cOmienzos del tumulto: mo creo
en- la revoluci6n porque> no estan con
ella los soldados Acerto. Ell orden
Sc va reStableciendo. Pero venclda
en- las GALES triunfa en- las ideas en-
los sentimientos. La autocracia rusa
tuerce, 4 paiur de ahora, su rumbo
Las violencias de Trepoff. son atem-
peradas por las promesaS del Ear. El
padre de los rusos haba de reformaS.
El hombre dc la burguesia, Witte, lie
ga al poder Pobedonostz tzeff ha sido
arrollado por ell empuje incontrastable
del espiritu del siglo Xxx, que despler
ia 4 los pueblos dormidos y q las razas
domefadas.
No podia aspirar 4 otra coss la re :
volucion. La ha exteriorizado el pue-
bio sangrientamente, pero la genera
ron los iotelsctuales. Florecio en las
GALES de San Petersburgo: pero hab a
germinado en- los cerebros. dc .lgunos
pensadores solitarios.
Lo que Voltaire, Rousseau Older o.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-19
Ell martir del G0lSotha

A traveS de los siglos sobre la cum
bre del Calvar;o como un desPojo
saugriento, ell Nazareno extlende adu
.sus brazos como 81 en- elloS 4uislera
confundir la hum anidad Ell un sole
coraz6n en- una sola alma.
A1n esta en- la cruz aquel hombre
geueroso, aquel caudillo de la mas
grande mas hermosa revoluci6n que
ha signado zen sus pdginas la historic
de las naciones.
Solo, descalzo, con la dulce EXPIRE
sion de sus ojos, con ell verbo de su
pala bra la grandeza de su espiritu
un hon bre Sc lanZa en- meGlo de un
pueblo, apostrofa a los soberbios, echa
del temple de la verdad a los merca
deres de la conciencia, humilla a los
poderosos es terrible con los que opri.
men y tierno y duce con los oprimi-
dos; habla de otra vida, de otra espe-
rama. 4 la mujer caida ebria en- los
horrores del comercio sensual la per-
dona la dice "se buena y honrada";
los que sufren les lice, tened fe, y
esperad" Sc cooca la cabeza de los
mendigos sin pan de los pobres de la
calle; tiene para todos un consuelo;
para todos una esperanza, para. los
que lloran una palabra de amor; para
los que sufren, todo un Cielo de dicha
Y aute los ojos de la infelis fsmilia
humapa lama un grito de fraternidad,