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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13
SWANSON FAV0RS
SINGLE LIST
Would Make the Change
Gradually.

To the Democratic Voters of Virginia:
| have received many inquiries asking
me TO ste te my position upon the school
book question. should be elected Gov
ernor of Virginia and thus become a
member OF the State Board of Educa-
ton. which has control OF this matter.
| desire 90 state to the voters of Viz
ginia that my experience, both as apupii
and as a teacher in the public schools OF
the State. has convinced uie that. as an
original proposition. the single list is
preferable The adoption OF such list
gives uniformity IN the text books
throughout toe State. and hence. VIXEN
pupils 60 from one district 60 another.
or from one county or city TO another,
they are not forced 20 the necessity Of
purchasing new books, but can always
use those 10 their possession.
Again the single list Will result In
saving 10 the people Of Virginia vast
sum of money IN the purchase OF books.
as il is conceded that books under the
single list can be furnished much cheaper.
These considerations speak strongly
in be halt of single list. Bat. sudden
adoption of a single list under conditions
now existing in Virginia would discon-
tiuue the use of large number of books
at present used and paid for bv the peo-
JIG W n0A WI cAA1NA NAA A1NANaA
changes of books, with the incOnvenience
losses and aun0yances incident thereto.
would favor, as a member OF the
State Board of kdacatiOn. reaching a
single list as soon as II can be done
without en- ailing such loss. incOnven-
icnce and annoyance.
desire further TO say that If I should
be elected Governor and become a mem
Der of the State Board of Education.
would assume its duties absolutely tree
and untrammelled with no purpose cx-
cept 20 get the people OF Virginia the best
books 81 the best prices obtainable, aud
would not consent 10 make a contract
with any publisher for furnishing books
who would not agree 10 provide the
people of Virginia as good books, both
IN literary and mechanical sense. and
as cheaply as are furnished TO any other
State IN the Union.
Very truly yours.
CLAUDE A. SWANSON.
Richmond. a.. April p. 1905.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13
THE REsToR ALTON
Is TO Begin mt Bruton
Church.

The work Of restoring historic Brutcu
church 60 its appearances in colonial
times. along the pisus drawn bv Archi-
tect !. Stewart Barrev Of NewNork. will
begin next Monday morning. when the
organ will Be removed from the loft.
Tnis instrument has beer in the loft for
many years Ii - 10 be practically re
bziit by a Baltimore firm and will oc
eupy a position in the east wing. jus;
beneath where il is now.
The floor of the church is 10 be low.
cred considerably snd VIII be gTano
Rthie. The aisles viii be laid in stone
ssSginG. The pews are 70 Be reversed
sod VIII face the east. They viii b
painted white. The chsDcel and pulpit
win be moved in accordance with th'
piR7s and VIII o>cupy the same position
as in colonial times
The exterior q the church viii undergo
changes. TIE windows and doors ~il
be arehed, the old clock restored Rnd .
slate roof PCT on.
The entrance after the restoration vii
be from the west door snd through ths
vestioule under the tower.
To-norrow afternoon The last sermon
before the work OF restoration begins
VIII be preached BY Rev Or Beverly D
Tucker o. Norfolk. he VIII preach OF
church restoration.
Services in The morning VIII be held II
the chapel CT William and Mary or a
Cameron Hall. Kew L. T. Merritt VII
tender the use OF The Methodist churcl
az such times no services are held IN tha
e5i6ce.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13
The Negroes Need.

Editor Gazette:
Il seems more and more apparent that
efforts must * made co-ordinately bT
TIE white people Of the South and North
20 lessen thc conditions which stultify
our people and cause them 70 remain IN
tle thought that nothing = bevOnd.
The evil tpi-it -hat scets men out VIII
easily Ind shelter with the iguorEnt OF
any Tacc of human beings Our future
can not be called bright without the real
aid and ~ mpathy % the stronger race.
hose OF orr rack who are desirous OF
doing right With al OF their heart have
many opposiuons from the dangerous
ard ignorant. people OF the race, and
are placed 10 many a condition from
which they cannot extricats themselves.
Except 10 rural districts there Is little
XII that The negro man can do 20 Gle.
vztc hrs rack without The Immediate
presence and assistance Of the white
mau. L. many cases the school boards
VIII tad II absolutely necessary 20 put
| good white teachers Il negro schools
they mean that those negro childrer
must be elevated truthfally 10 the fullest
sense OF The word
! Your servant.
CORSELIUS o COOLEY.
MAY p. 1905.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13
Mr.. King to Leave.

Rev. Is. I. King. pastor Of the VIII
hBmsburE and York River Presbyterian
churches. has accepted a can 10 the D2s-
tovate Of the Presbyterian church at
Deerheid. IN Augusta county. His de-
parture from Williamsburg Is a distinct
loss 20 the community. de has not only
eudeared himself 90 his own congrega-
ton. but 20 the people generally. As in
structor in athletics at William and
Mary College for several years be has
done good work and enjoys the esteem
and confidence Of the faculty and board
Of directors.
Or. .. J. King. one OF the best young
physicians and sui geons on the PENN
sula. brother Of Rev. Mr.. King, vii
not leave Williamsburg, but viii MAKE
this bis permanent home, much 70 th'
"a tisfaction Of his many friends.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13

There u but 0ns way 70 build Up a
towu and that Is bT starting enterprises
thai VII employ labor. Il Williamsburg
ever amounts 20 anything i VIII *
throUEh snail enterprises. Ifthose Who
have idle capital VIII combine u ard
start wood " or kinE concerns, q peanut
and canning factory and other like e.
te-p-ises tbe future Of The town vin K
assured.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13
Annual Field Day.

The annual Field Day IS in progress at
William and Mary today. beginning at
s o'clock Il VIII close with q game Of
baseball AZ $50 The following are the
events
!. Tennis 6nals.
2 Ond hundred yards dash.
3. Putting the shot
:. Throwing baseball
8. Running high jump
s. Race on al foErs.
7. Two hundred and twenty yards
dash
5. Throwing hammer.
9. Shoe race.
10. Polk vault.
i. Kicking football
p Tossing Ksber.
1S- RuDniDg long jump.
-. Pick- a-back race
Is. Halfmiie race.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13

Now that senator DA1icl has shown
his DoErior As 70 tbs co1test between
Martin and MoutaEue. The latter knows
what be Is -rp against" Senator Da1-
iel knows probably that be VII never be
a candidate fo- reelection and does not
care tor the support Of Ar Aontague'
fr1eOds- However. AOntague has TIE
oSsce boiders 70 Sight and . good ma
chine behiDd then
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13

On the frsf page u THE GAZETTE sp
pears an articse fr0E Koxbgry ~ which
eorrcsponoeEt warns up ever the puio-
he school gDes,ion. We are glad 20 see
she peopie and taxpayers taking an in
serest 80 ppbiir schools. only good can
eone OF r. Oar cerrespoadent 6oes the
people b<hiEd the "Edec=.sc==l Rally
az inj1stioe. however Tbese gensIenen
arc practically working Tor nothing and
paying their own expesses- They have
proves themselves patriotic 10 al that
they nave done and are doiAz. There is
no political sigps6ezrce n the move
zess, snd IS Is backed By the best people
u hethpsrisss
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13
SATURDAY. NAY - 1905.

Should the present Council ultimately
tai in securing sidewalks, We tee so-ry
fo- acme Of The members. especially
those pledged % the improvement We
believe the tow VII vet secure side.
walks k1d that, too, within the next
yeA- OF Two. Bat Il takes money %
build sidewalks
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13
Work on the Hall.

Contractor Volley Richardson Of
Hampton. who has the contract for
erecting the new Science hall at William
aad Mary College. was here this week
getting ready 70 begin work. Opera
tious will start at once.
The building will be located north OF
the main college building, occupying a
relative position TO the gymnasium.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13

Il Il encouraging 10 noiios The sWak-
eninE Of The people o. Virginia 20 the
needs q Tx p1hhc school system. Talk
Is cheap. but OILY hy constant agitation
Car any great reiorzs b accomplished
The outeone Nil ~ fewer schools. bet
teT schools. lonEe- terms. more conpe
tsht teachers ard better educated peo
pie. u - coming.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13

II Is claimed that ths reason why the
State Board OF Educauou did not com
bins The Peninsula counties. as az first
proposed. was that by such q combira-
nor un6sr szistinE law The salary would
. 50 inadequate no proper person could
be secured % III the position OF 6istric,
superintendent.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13

We read this week OF iriSht ful destruc.
lion OF human Eie and q property IN az
Oklahoza tcwn. Virginia Is blessed iu
many wzys, aot The least q v hich j.
her immunity from cyclones ard lorna
does. The mountain range On The west
"a = barrier 20 The hercs storms that
sweep the western plains.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13
After the Charter.

AR 3. r. Wright, president OF the Pc
rinsuis Farmers Produce Exchange,
was tn Richmond yesterday 20 present
The charter OF the exchange 20 the Cor
porzrior Commission. The charter viii
Be granted IL q few days. there beng
ore slight correction or change 20 make.
Ar Wright expects 20 issue call tor
a meeting % the farmers n q very short
tine. probably next week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13
Paid Poll Tax.

Every white voter. Democrat and Re
publican. has paid his poll tax and can
vote in all elections this year. Nearly
al the eolored voters paid up also. Over
ninety per cent. OF all voters 10 this
county have paid the tax.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13

Nc again cautioR oVeI-zealous fTiencs
&c remezD<r that Democrats 10 rhe pri-
mary cOntrst Tor nOminafions are men
bers Of tae sane great family. Il i not
. light for or against The enemy. bat
one wholly within Ehs party. Do not
Ret mad because al the voters are not
supporting ycur candidate Each has .
right laid SHOULD X allowed % eHercis,
itl 20 vote for whonsOever be phases
That is Democracy and good sOuDc
s<ns<. DOn't get mad and lose YOU
bead
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13
he Kept Up IN the Race.

James 5 Barron. President Msnches-
ter Cotton Mills, Rock Hill, ; Q, writes /:
''In 1883 painted my residence with
L & NJ IL looks better than 3 great
many houses painted three years ago. 4"
Don't pay $50 q gallon for linseed
oil. which yon do in ready for-us paint.
Buy oil fresh from the barrel a. 60
cents per gallon and mix il with Long.
man & Martinez L n NJ Paint.
II makes paint cost about sl.20 per
gallon.
Wears and covers like gold.
Every Church given a liberal quantity
when bought from l. " Lane. Williams
burg; II 81 Clements. Lee Hall: W r
Branch. ToauO
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13
To the Races.

Quite a number Of people from here at
tended the horse races near Newport
News Yesterday. among them being
Messrs. F. O'Keeffe. e. NJ. Lee. r. c.
LawsoB ard L. ". Roberts.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13
Closes June 8.

William and Mary College closes Tor
this session on June 8, less than one
month hence. The baccalauTeste sers
mon will be preached on Sunday morn.
ing, June 4.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13
Registration Notice.

Tuesday. Mar &c. Il registration day
The registrar vii be at the Courthouse
taGt day 70 register al qualified voters.
The books will be closed aiOr that day.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13

Enrs-ed 81 TIE posfo1cs q Wiiiazsbrii
a. arcors clAss 7sfl-Dsr-er.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13

LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Attorneys shoPfsce Legal Advertisers IN
fhfs paper ~ he'd personally reSponsibis fo-
sane. fhis being tbe Only co1citfoz us0er
~hick NE Hecepf srck ADVERTISERS. Estes
sslc. perinch each tine. less - Der ccnt- No
esriztioD f-cE rhese terms.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13

The Heinz Picking Company are un-
loading their tanks az the sailing sta
ton here preparatory for the new crop.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-13
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Subscriptions pro- 81 90 per Year ssns
Ysre for lcss time. SfwSvs Ia advance.
AnYRRTlSTNG RATES

AcrerfiSing rates ressorsbls. sad fUrnfsacs
- apphcaefcs. Rates 20 al. IS Coats per
such persssue. v-frk uSnal discoEBtS for Spscr
sndrfne. Locsi notices. s Ceo1s THE dire.
Associations of-usDects Osrts Per line.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-26
CURA GARANTlzADA PARALAS
ALMORRANAS

Simples y %sangrantes; exteriores
J con picaz6n. 81 no cura no pague.
Los Botlcarios est&n autorizados por
los manufacturers del UNGUENTO
DE PAzO & devolver ell dinero 81 la
mediclna deia de curar cualquier case
de almorranas, aunque sea cr6nico.
Los casos ordinarios Sc curan en- sells
diss, los rebeldes, en- catorce. Una
APPLICATION da aliyio y sosiego. La
picaz6n SO calma misunderstanding.
Els IN nuevo descubrimiento vel dnico
que ofreco con una garantia positiva
81 e. Eoticario no 10 tiene Sc 10
enviaremos de aquf al recibir sellos dc
correos equivalentss q so centavos on
orc americana, dirigiendo la carta q
PARIS MEDICINE CO., St. Luis,
Mo, E. U, de A., fabricantes de las
PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BRO.
MO-QUININA, Ell c6lebre remedio pa.
RI los restrIados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-26
Junta Esco|ar de Ia ciudad
De HunacaO,

Ill pabl'co, -Vacante una plaza de
Maestro graduado de las Q cuelas de
esta ciudad, por renuncia del que la
servia, y habiendose acordado Ia pro.
vision de dicha plaza por concurso,
10 hago pdblico, con 81 FIN de que los
~aspirantes presenter sus solicitudes
en- Ia Sscretaria de esta Junta, dentro
del plszo de dies diaS & contar dssde
Ia fecha; advirti6ndose, que las clases
de dicha escuela correspondent al ter
Ger igrado, en- el idioma ingles, tenien.
do Ia asiguaci6n de doCe dollars men.
suales para casa habitaci6n del Macs
tro. Humacao, % do Abril de /, 9O5.-
]. CARRAsQUILLo, Secretario.- -V9 b
- TOMAS J. OTERo, Presidente. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-26

que conocemos al amigo se1or Varona,
que lie queremos, que sabemos 10 mu-
cho que vale, e. interes que siempre Sc
ha tornado en- benefcio de nuestro pue-
bio, donde durante muchos amos ha
sido ell maestro de nuestros hijos, ha.
biendo educado con gran proyecho
cast n generation; nosotros que ad-
miramos sus yirtudes y vemos en- Ell
una inteligencia, y I'm gran coraz6n,
pecariamos de injustos, pecariamos de
~ingratos. sino lanzaramos nuestra viril
protesta contra las frases injustas y
mortifcantes vertidas -por ell an6nimo
corresponsal estampando al pie de
nuestra prOtesta nuestras irmas res
pectivas.
FL corresponsal an6nimo sabe per-
fectanente que falta a la verdad al de-
cir que nuestro distinguido amigo Sc
nor Varona es sordo como una tapia
y que por esa raz6n perdi6 la escuela
de aquf y la de Gurabo. La escuela
de aquf no la perdi6, 10 que hubo, fue
que la Junta Escolar no quiso con
tratar al senior Varona porque este nc
era republican,: y 81 no sigui6 desem-
peHando la escuela que tuvo en- Gura'
DO, fue porque no la solicit6 cuando Sc
anunci6 su provision, renunciando e.
derecho que sobre ella tenfa. Lo que
hay es que tres 9 cuatro bruja as incan-
decentes, que nc saben vivir 81 no Of
del presupuesto, temen que ell ssdol
Varona vuelva aquf: y ellos sabrar
porque.
tPor que tanto miedo?
Puede ell senior Varona estar salts,
fecho, porque ha sido grande la indig,
naci6n..causada en- todas las classes so
%ciales de esta localidad por ell proce
der i%ncorrecto & impolitico del referi-
do an6nimo corresponsal, cuya acti-
tud contrasta notablemente con la Sc
guida por ell sehor Varona cuando los
acontecimientos de marras sucedidos
durante una noche en- cierto BOARDING.
house, y con las dlegrias cast diarias
de ciertos individuos muy conocidos
oponiendose tenazmente a que tale;
hechos Sc hicieran pdblieos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-26
DE- SAN LORENZO

Alguien de este pueblo, que segdn
parece no tiene NADIA que hacer, dedf-
case d escribir communicates en- 1.-The
Puerto Rico Sun> con ell deliberate
~prop6sito de encender nueyos odios
que parectan apagados, tratando de
d~esacreditar, sin motives justiicados
a compatriotas suyos, q puertorrique-
nos dignisimos por ell solo hecho de
no comulgar en- la misma iglesia poll
tea del an6nimo comunicante,
Este, faltando entertainments a la
yerdad, y saltando por encima de toda
consideration, Sc atreve & afirmar
entire otras falsedades, la siguiente
&Cuando la Junta Escolar aIn no ha
podido ahogar la unanime protesta
que motiva ell Gambia de casa para es.
c~uelas, pretende dar otro motive dc
indignation general, nombrando segdr
Sc dice, Principal de las Escuelas dc
esta %poblaci6n, al professor don Narci.
so Varona, q cuyo fin cuenta con SUI
gestionar al senior Superintendent dc
Escuelas del Distrito.
xS0mOs amigos del seaor Tarona ,
como tai lie c0nstderam0s tque amigos
themes, Benito), pero velando por ID
educaci6n de nuestros hijos y la de Ia
juventud que estudia, tenemos que pro.
testar de csc nombramiento, por Guam.
to que dicho senior esta S0rdo como unt
tapia y este es causa de que resulte
una nulidadad en- ell Magisterio.
AL leer estas lfneas algunos de los
que tirmamos nos dirigimos q nuestro
respectable y distinguido amigo senol
Varona preguntandole que penssbf
hacer en- vista de elias y nos contest6
2Yo no hago case de esas coaas: sofa
nente me ocupO de cumplir mis- debe
res PROFESSIONALS sin hacer case de 10.
ladridos de los canes que me salgal
al paso.S
Nuestro amigo podra pensar d;
ese modo y en- nuestro concepto haze
bien porque ell que tira lodo q la esta
tua solo consigue ensuciarse con FL
en- tanto que aquella permanece en- pie
Y llbre de toda mancha; pero nosotros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-26

En- cuanto al Hon. senior Comisio.
nado de Education no necesits que I'm
bruia mas 8 menos despechado lie pom
ga la cartilla en- la mano. Ell sabe 10
que tiene que hacer y cumplira q con-
ciencia con sus deberes sin hacer case
de chismes de vecindad.
Por 10 demas, nosotros tambien es-
tamos en- la brecha; no deseamos nj
queremos la guerra, pero 81 no las
traen aGn q nuestro pesar, la acepta-
remos 0 todas las consecuencias,
que hay mucha tela donde cortar, mu-
chos datos en- cartera, y reira mejor
quien ria ell ultimo.
Cierto es que Sc han trasladado
las ~escuelas q una nueva casa, por-
que la en- que estaban no reunian las
condolences necesarias, pues uno de
| los salones tiene tres varas y media
] de ancho por diez de largo y esta Sc
parade de n letrina por un tabique
de MADEIRA, y en- los bajos habfa I'm
dep6sito de azdcar, tabaco, cal etc.,
nj cabfan todas, teniendo que estar
una de elias en- una casa aparte; pero
como la casa es de IN republican,, de
ahi tantos aspavientos y majaderias.
Ell senior Inspector del Distrito podra
informar mejor.
La actual casa, en- la que caben
todas las escuelas con amplitud, no
es del Secretario de la Junta escolar.
al menos asf consta en- ell contrato de
arrendamiento. 81 es algo c~alurosa,
es tambien la inca aprop6sito para
ell objeto, y 81 ell co%rresponsal quiere
{ ira mejor, que la mande fabricar, Y
Sc lie arrendara.
va Sc hablara de la administras
,cion municipal y Sc pondran los pun.
tos sobre las les, limitandonos & decir
1nicamente que es mas hermoso y So
bre TODD mas lucrative arrancar ma
,tojos 8 cultivar la terra, que CHS
near en- los peri6dicos, y ser I'm bru.
ia incandescente por no querer do.
blair ell lomo al trabajo.
! CORRESPONSAE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-26
Las hue|oas del Sur
Muchas haciendas reanudan
sus trabajos con gran MI
nero de braceros.
AUMENTO DE SALARIO
Es justo que no toda la ga.
nancia sea para el propieta-
rio de la hnca.

Las huelgas en- Yauco han entra-
do en- I'm periodic de calma.
Aver ~procedi6se al arresto de Jo-
Sc Alvsrsdo, acusado de altsrar la
paz impidiendo q los jornaleros que
trabaien en- las haciendas.
La central dc Yauco oontinds Ia
molienda sin interruption.
Las colonies <Luisa,s sFraterni.
dad, , eMaria Antonia,s sSanta Rita, ,
y <Monserrate,s tienen trsbajando q
todos los trabsi adores.
En- las haciendas Lluyeras y Fran.
cheschi, tambi6n Sc trabaia sin que
ocurran medicines.
En- la hacienda SSan Rafaols &C
halla POGO peonage, pero este Sc mues.
ira partldario del trsbaio, sin aten.
der q las amenazas nj coacciones.
Los propagandistas continuamen.
te Sc valen de suplicas y promesas
sobre los tra9aiadores; pero estos
sienten Ia dura necesidad de subsistir
= vuelven q la tarea, confando en- que
los p~atronos y este es iusto q mas
no poder -aumenten sus salaries en-
proportion de los benefcios que OBJ.
.engan al vender sus frutos.
Ell c~ampesino merece protection.
Y debe buscarla sin apoyarse en- los
agitadores que lie explotan. Porque
ese es Of mayor p~eriuicio que pueden
hacer & gu misma causa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-26
Ataques %pasIona|es
Sc hacen ahrmaciones lnexac>
tas por I'm perl6dico contra
La DEMOCRACIA.
CONTRA
Este diarlo no es enemigo del
obrero; 10 es 81, de las ma.
las propagandas.
NTRALOSINSULTOS

En- la Uajjn Obrero, de MayagGez,
peri6dico ailiado a la FederQci6n Ii.
be, sc escribe 10 siguiente,
<No hace seis meses que ell peri6-
pico unionista, La Denocrdci0 era buen
amigo del pueblo trabaiador, y lie allen
taba en- sus capahas ~ prestaba sus
columns para publican una seccidn
titulada Mouimiento Obrero, p~or..Santia,
60 Iglesias, & inAnidad de sueltos en-
favor del tr~abajador y de la Eederat
ci6n Libre.
Hoy la misma Democr0ctd, con el
mismo director y los mismos redacto
res, es enemigo del pueblo trabajador,
del ohrero en- general y de Ia Fedora.
ci6A Libre.
La afrmaci6n que hace Ell period.
co aludido, respecto a nuestra enemiga
contra el trabaiadori es inexacta.
LA DEMoCRACIA ha estado STEM
pre- al lado del obrero' ha simpatiaa,
do con su causa; lie ha defendido en-
todas ocasiones; tiene dada pruebas
del noble y generoso interes que le
inspiran sus campahas en- pro de un
ideal de iusticia, Pero LA DEMoCRA.
CHA en- concepto alguno, no puede ser
amigo de los que insultan grosera-
mente q sus hombres desde IL IA,
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