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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-23
RECORD OF COURTS
Circuit Court.

Jpdee A. II. Aston presiding
 The suit of N. B. Stack vs. the Iehhes- see Coal. Iron and Railroad company TOT damages to land by overflow, was on trial most of yesterday and part of the dav before. It resulted in the plantln taking q non-suit with a bill of exception
 The suit of Pinkston Mcqueen vs. the Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company for personal injuries is on trial.
 Todays docket:
 No. 3ls7-M. K Collins vs. Frank James, assumpsit: 2. T. Rudulph, w. F. Me Crossn.
 No. M4O-G. B. Mitchell vs. sloss-shef- field Steel and Iron company, damages; Samuel Will John and T. T. Jones, Till man. Grubb. Bradley & Morrow.
 No. a4l-H. T. Dorman vs. Sloss-Shef- field Steel and Iron company, damages; Samuel Will John and T. T. Jones, Till man. Grubb. Bradley & Morrow
 No Suburban Realty and Invest ment company vs. J. H. Coxe ct al. gar nishment: T. T. Jones. Winkler x Moore.
 No. M5o-Henry Lewis vs. Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company dam ages; Frank s. White X Sons, Hugh Nor
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. Edward G. Cole gave a beautiful luncheon to Mrs. Charles Clifton Terrell on Wednesday. The decorations were in ionquils and after luncheon bridge was played The prizes were Tiffany vases, exquisitely finished in silver filagree work. Mrs. Terrell won the game prize, and the consolation was drawn from button bags of chamois. Mrs Margaret Mooring winning it. Mrs. Terrell is one of the beautiful young women in south ern society. and on the occasion of her visits to Birmingham she lis everywhere admired and sought after. She will remain until her parents, MT and Mrs. Talaferro sail for Europe.
 Mrs. zac Smith will entertain the Cad mean Circle this afternoon.
 Mrs John White will entertain the Twentieth Century club this afternoon.
 Mrs. Allan Harvey Woodward has been in town during the week.
 Mir and Mrs. O. l.. Stephenson left Tuesday night for a two weeks visit to Corsieana. Tex.
 Mrs Hatte Mccarthy of Prattvile. Ala, is with Mrs. A. R. Wilson at 1616 Sixth avenue, north.
 Mrs A. C. Jenkins, who has been seri- ously i'll at the Davis sanatorium was re- ported better last night
 The Edgewood club will meet at the residence of Mrs. James Wesel at Fair view avenue and Washington street to- night at 8 o'clock
 Miss Miriam Howard and Miss Blanche Abraham, two piano pupils of Mrs. Edna GoclSel-Gussen. will give recital at the Birmingham Conservatory of Music Sat urday afternoon at 1 o'clock
 The Council of Jewish Women will hold a meeting this afternoon at o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Morris Adler on Highland avenue. All members are urged to be present.
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ART EXHIBITION.

Miss Edna Smith, the artist gave an exhibition and reception yesterday aft ernoon and evening in her ateier in the Watts building. The occasion was both brilliant socially and important as an art exhibition. The young artist received in simple white gown at the door Of her atelier. and assisting her were group of prominent women, friends in society of the artist and several artist friends also. Miss Smith exhibited group Of portraits. Attracting much at tention was a portrait of MT Richard F. Johnston, which was completed some weeks ago. IL is pronounced striking canvass and the artist considers it possi- bly, her best portrait since her return from Paris. 1t has already received much favorable criticism. In the group of can- vases is a portrait of the artists mother, which was hung in the Paris salon. It attracted much notice and occupied conspicuous place in the studio. For some time Miss Smith has had this portrait hung at her residence Striking also was q portrait of Rembrandts wife, shown Spilc liilt dSp at d pltNtullib tAuApft' | Aio Rembrandt background is finely suited to to the style of Miss Smith She has al ways shown a decided preference to this school.
 A portrait of the late Father o'Reilly was also shown. It was hung quite apart from the other portraits and there was always group of people, admirers of the beloved priest, lingering for look at the canvass.
 In the studio where tea was served, an exhibition of the work done by Miss Smiths pupils was made. It was most creditable. Tea was served by the beau tiful Miss Gillespie and a group of other young women. A number of men came in for the evening and the lovely young ar tist made the most charming of host esses.
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City Court of Birmingham.

First Division-Judge c. A. sem, pre- siding.
 The case of John S Candy vs. the Ten nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company is now with the jury.
 The following suits were filed:
 A. J. Newell vs. the Alabama Great Southern railway; damages for sl9s9 for alleged failure to deliver certain goods.
 A. J. Newell vs. the Southern Rail- way company; damages for alleged fail- ire to deliver certain goods.
 j. D. Kirth vs. the Birmingham Fire Brick works, $500 damages for alleged breach of warranty.
 George J. Latham vs. the Alabama Great Southern railway; damages for alleged personal injuries.
 Ferdinand Furer vs. Emil Lesser dam agus for alleged injuries on elevator in defendants hotel.
 Second Division-Judge c. W. Ferguson. presiding.
 The jury in the case of Harry McMil-
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shelf of the hill The original is in the Academy in Florence
 Tt seems that Vulcan, in this city, that has even a slight suggestion of Florence to the mind of Marion Crawford, might most appropriately stand on the slope of our mountain. just as the David oi Mleh- ael Angelo oxerlooks Florence.
 Another artistic woman, in discussing the Vulcan site. declared that she was SO tired of hearing about Vulcan that sne did not care where it was placed. T un- derstand that Red mountain cannot be used for such purposes she said, and that if Vulcan is erected there it would have to be in grotto, without any back ground. In that event. I am in favor of simply buryng the statue alive, because grotto would hide it forever
 Please don't quote me, however, be- cause my husband wants it in Capitol prak,' but do all that you can to stop this park business"
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LECTURES AT HIGH SCHOOL

Tickets for the lectures by Dr. Burton to be given on March 26 and 27 and April 2 and are on sale at the book depart ment at Loveman, Joseph x Loeb's. Dr. Burton's lectures have received the fol- lowing criticisms from the press Mime apolis Journal: His course has been revelation No series of lectures at the university has ever drawn such large crowds St. Paul Pioneer Press: "The secret of Pr. Burtons lectures in St. Paul is no longer secret-it is his mag netic manner of telling what the people want to know"
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s1 Advertising Book Sent Free

To those interested in the subject of ad- vertising. we will send free upon receint of 1c in stamps or coin to cover postage the 15l page bound book entitled Current Rates of Live Publications. This book contains lists of all publications in the United States with their circulation and their rates for advertising space It also contains complete list of r-~aet car, showing costs of street car advertising. A most valuable book for the old as well as the new advertiser. Painter-Tobey- Jones Co. Advertising Agents, 356 Dear born St. Chicago, III. 3-3-tf
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Provides for Indian Children.

Washington, March 22.-The House committee on Indian affairs decided today to report favorably on the Stephens joint resolution providing for the allotment of 160 acres of land to each child of members born of kiowa, Comanche or Apache Indian tribes and entitled to allotment under the act opening the reservations ct these tribes. This resolution is to cure de- fleets in the Stephens bill for the sale of these lands which has passed both houses and which the President has not signed because the Indian chill dren were not provided for.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-23
MONUMENT FOR SCHMIDT.
Memorial Services In St. Petersburu
 Are Dispersed By Police.

St. Petersburg, March 22.-Popular subscriptions have been opened at various places for fund with which to build monument in honor of Lieu tenant Schmidt, the leader of the naval mutiny at Sebastopol, who was exc cuted March 19.
 couple of hundred clerks today at- tempted to hold an improvised open service in the lieutenant's memory at shrine opposite the city hall on the Neysky Prospect, but were dispersed by the police. The celebration in churches of requiem masses for the repose' of the soul of Lieutenant Schmidt has been forbidden and the churches are guarded by police.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-23
BASKETBALL AT Y. M. c. A.

At the game of basketball to be played tonight in the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium be- tween the Birmingham High school and the team representing the Young Mems Christian association, the High school will be represented by a sponsor and maids who are students of the institution they will represent The association team will be represented by ladies from the Pollock-Stephens institute. The sponsors and maids of both teams will be accom- panied by escorts and teachers as chap erones The affair will be an elaborate social one as well as one of sport.
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Probate Court.

The Margaret Apartments company filed papers of incorporation in the probate office with the following incorporators: w. A, Chenoweth, president: Louis Minor, vice president; T. C. Thompson, secretary; Y. B. Chenoweth, R. D. Carver. The new corporation is capitalized at sI5.O00. and proposes to erect an apartment house on the South Highlands.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Jefferson County Sanitary Commission un- til F o'clock noon, Thursday. April ,, 1906. for constructing about 5000 feet of branch sewers
 The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
 (Signed) JULIAN KENDRICK
 3-23-St Chief Engineer
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Temperance Sunday.

Next Sunday is temperance Sunday in all the Sunday schools of the state Will the Sunday schools give the collections for that day to help the Anti-Saloon league? W. B. CRUMPTON,
 President Alabama Anti-Saloon League.
 Montgomery, Ala, March 21, 1906 3-23-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-23

Ian vs the Birmingham Railway Light and Power company, rendered verdict in favor of the plaintiff for $25.
 The case of Jerry Wright vs. the Heine Safety Boiler company resulted in 1udg- ment by agreement for the plaintiff Tor s22, coo.
 The case of w l.. Horton vs. Ben Car ter was dismissed by plaintiff.
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A LOT WANTED.

Parties having improved or unimproved property for sale near Five Points, suit able for a church lot, are in. vited to submit propositions. G. A. ESTES, Chairman.
 724 Woodward BldG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-23

HLEAN. The manager of Siegei~
 Cooper's big New York store,
 when asked how he kept it so crowded with customers, very wisely replied: By keeping it clean. But the slightest wrinkle, the dimmest stain tells in your new dress. Best be careful of these items in your buying-be sure you huy new goods. not secondhand Cleanliness is one of our points of pride We are proud Of it
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-23
Marriage Licenses Issued.

The following marriage licenses were Issued from the probate office yesterday: M R. Rockett of Bessener and Miss Tersie Hart of Woodawn.
 w. M. Dryman and Miss Lizzie Blair of East Birmingham.
 Willie P. C. Reese and Miss Edna Shoop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-23

eeHa0MFORT.e replied the big
 Simpson-Crawford mana
 ger. lis the chief drawing card in my mind Make il eomfor- table for the shopper 10 buy. And just so we have arranged the new Steele-Smith store A room of eN- treme beauty, in a finish Of nearl" flemish, with mission furniture is at the service of all shoppers. Here will be found a writing desk. chairs enough and a maid in attendance You are welcome here.
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will be pleased to figure on signs for you. Hermitage. the man who painted Vulcan. Address, Hermitage, city. 323-St
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Girls and Misses
 Special

Black Panama Skirts in very newest effects, trimmed with pointed tabs and buttons, regu- lar misses lengths S2 to OR 37. Friday. ... .. .... f.OO
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S.95 Panama Skirts
 Today $50

Perfectly new, with gored circular bottoms. with two clus- ters of pleats down the front, forming panel effect, and pleated side gores. nicely trim med with three folds of the same material; one day we c EA sell these for. ... O.OO
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Every Friday
In the Ready-tO-
 Wear Section

A line of beautifully made black batiste waists. with tiny tucked fronts and very full sleeves with deep cuff; 1 RO $2.0 ones today. ...... I.OO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
MuCHACH0 QUE HERE

Aver tarde, oCurri6 on Ia cAlle de
10 Cruz I'M suGsso sArgrisrt1, entire
an nino de tress sH5a y un hombss.
Julio Rivera, csmSrsro de Ia ea'
90 de huespedeA eatAblecids en- lS ex'
preHadA cAlle n6meso 10. ae eneontra
bA ebrio, 81 parecsr. Diego PAdills,
uu muehaeho alQuilado en- 81 reItau'
rant SLa Linds,. lleg6 aulorizkdo por
81 due fi0 para darIe IN bSfio, & 10 que
90 opuso el Rivera.
Padilla volvi6 donde So principal,
para eomunicArls 10 negative del O.
mArero y como eats 60 entsrara do Ia
astitud dc squel al aeusarle ante el
dutflo, Afrm6 mas su .oposici6n y lie
dirigi6 insultos al muehAeho.
Etts 90 mArch6 J SO provey6 de un
ouChIlo de mcndar pspas, resolvian.
do enionoss baaarSs do euG'Quisr Hs
nsrA.
Al volver de nuevo d la oess dc
hu6Spedes q intsrtAr psnetrAr en- sl
euarto de hGno, oil samarero So aba
lAnE6 sobrs 81, Agredlendola con los
puAos y los pies. RI uthscho, le
vant6 el suchlllo y lie ASeat6 IN golps
aobre o. earrillo izQuierdo, producien.
dole ana herids. Embellishments iu6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
JOSE R. MILAN

rs aqui 10 trists notieia que nos
traio anoChs sl alambre telsgrAheo;
sCAmuy, AgoGto 19.-7-13 tRrde.
DEAeoCRACIA San Juan.
Hoy, nusve mAfAna, fAlleei6 al.
aalde de HAtIllo, don jose r. MILAN.
I'll pueblo lAmentA 50 muarte'
SimpIiciO David ,
Para nosoGros ss uns sorpresS
dolorosiaima el fAlleclmiento de Mi
Ian. nj adn EAtfAmos que eaIuvleSe
sntermo.
Joven, lleno de vida dc tuerEs,
90 va & Is eternidad cuAndo msnoH po
diAmoH esperanto, Comprendsmos 10
impression que en HGtillo cAusA tan
trisls SuCeSo.
Pope MILAN, adminiEtraba bitn
los aguntos locales & ibA conquistkn
dose IN nonbrs y w prsssIgio entrs
aus conCiudsdsnos. No era todavis
una rsAlidsd pero era una espsrarsR
legitims, que sh>ra Ia fAtalidSd trun
CO despIAdSdsmsnte.
Alu fImiiS, y eEEsels msnts a tu
hsrmAno Ramon, bueno y lsal amigo
nueatro, snviamoS, on 50 immense do.
lor, nueatrA honda simpAliA.
DsscAnEe en- psz 81 que no existe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
ECOS Y NOTAS
La tompahIa do La Presa en-
Aquadilla. CONSTRUCTION
de ana casa escueIa.
UNA REUNION
UNA REUNION
La carretera entire Comerio y
Bayam6n. - Condemns.
Difcultades zan1adas

LA con pAhia dc Varisdadss del
artiatA sefor La Presa, h eomsnzAdo
una serle de tdneiones On Aguadills.
De allf, % probable pass 4 Aresibo,
viriendo despuss & San Juan. donds
ya eireulan snunsios do % pr6x ma
llegsds.
Eel dis "a 40 efsstuark on 10 of
Gina del Comisionado dc Instruction
uua subasta para 10 construction de
IN edi6sio-escusla On el pusblo dc Tos
hAis.
-Eu satos dias ae'ebrark reunion
sl sBoard Of Trades En- dicho Acto
90 tratarkn asuntos i'm DortAntss rela'
elonados con 10 agrisu.tara puerto
rriqusHA.
-Por uso de aymAs prohibids -,
tusron redr0idoa & rrisi6n aver y de-
nuneiado Victorisno Domarech, que
| 10 tu6 ocupado un revolver en- San
Juan y Luis Figuerys, & quien 10 fue
eneontrAdo un cuehillo en- Pusrts do
TERRA.
~por ex,inai6n do eondsna fueron
hoy puestos en- libsrtad en- 10 cArsel
municipal los presoa Melton OsAsio,
Antonio Rivera, Ramona Gabino
!MAria Rosario y JuAnA Rivera,
-AdelAntA r&pidamsnte loS tra
bsjo dc Ia cArrstera que He sonatruyt
entire Comerio y Bayam6n, Dada IL
setividAd del ingeniero don Msnus
lRivara Farrsr, sre6ss que sl pr6xlmc
mss 90 habr& llegSdo on el trabsio d'
ex alanamiento hssta ell <Salto do CO
merios que 90 bAstante avarzAr.
Ell iusves de 10 pasada semAns
ItAllaai6 en- Sabana Grsnde el respsta
| BILE caballero don Clemsute G Arcis
Ihombrs do generosoa idealss y que
Ia peaar do So desprsn llmiento 10
ivAnt6 un capital & costa del honradc
ItrAbaio. su muerts, hs iido IN scon
tscImiento trlsas para IL acciedad d,
aquel pueblo, en donds el fnaio go
lxAba de & ganersl est!msei6n. gu entie
lrro fae una demostrasi6n slocuen nts d.
lduslo popular RecIbln aus deudoI
lnuestro p6ssms senGido,
\ Han sido ya xAriadas las da
eultsdss que exiAtieron en- un priuci
| pio en- MAnAti, para instalAr sl relo
p6blieo en- 10 iglesia eat6lies dc aque
pueblo. Para 10 inauguration de d
cho reloi 90 preparau featAs On AQue
lie loeslidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
OTRAS NOT|C|AS
La pr6ximo sabado. LA pO.
liC(a en- Adiuntas. .'Averlss
del vapor ''CaroIina"
NUkVO CLUB
Actitud ircorrecta de la poll
cia en- Puerta de TERRA.
Concerto en- el Parque

Eu 10 funei6n del pr6ximo saba
do, dirigiran les obrau los aiguientes
msestros dc orQseits: sEl duo de 10
Africans1, sl maestro Ugo Barduesli
sl <Pobrs Valbuena,, el maestro Joa
qufn A. Bursett clos cAnarioa de
caf6,. el maelt'o Roig. Indudable-
nsnte que ssta funcl6a resultar& un
aeonteeimiento srtfstic7.
-Por not'eiAs ds Adjuntas ssbe
mos que 10 polisfa insular dc squsl
pueblo ha alberto una campAfia dc
persseueiones eontra los somerci anteS,
denuneiandolss por eualquler insigni.
6saneia.
Aver eall6 en- msdio dc Ia salls,
por insnioi6n, fde reaogido, IN nj
10 dc once amos que dics llAmargs
Juan Pagan Ruiz, natural de LAreR ,
huerfano. Sc 10 eonduio oil dep6sito
y hoy el ofcial do sanidad ha or
denado 90 le provea de vsstidos cal
zsddo ? Que ingreae On el Asilo de
Ancisnos y nifos do Pusrta do Tlarrs.
-El vapor sCsrolinaS lego el
vlsrnes con retrazo q oausa de hAbsr
snfrido averiSs en- sus msquinarias
durAnte el visie, Aseqtrase que TO
d. 10 obra meeaniea de cate bareo se
eneuentra en- NAL estado y ereege que
les reparaClones que Asy que haesrle
costsr&n algunos miles de dollars.
Sc ha organixAdo en- esta ciu
dad IN nuevo club do bGse ball demo
/ minAdo s1es sl cual Lido aver en- Puer
tA dc TERRA con el <PalmAs III pri
nero estrsn6 un vistoso uniforms. IL
81 dess6o & An6 el "PAlmAs" por aietI
earreras.
| Aver tarde. con motive del ma
Itinss dc Ia CompaHtA de opera, no %
Ituvo tan eonsurrido como otros dia
el Parque Rorinquen. La baud
de Ia polioia eelebr6 un bonito COR
eisrto,
Nos rsnaren de Prerta de Til
IRA que oil akbsdo en- la noe ha lh phi
ciA de squel barrio mand6 suspende
uaa iarAnA de familiA que SO eelebrs
} bA dentro dsl mayor ordsn, empleAr
do para el easo formss ineorreetai
Como algunas sei1oras le 2rguyerA
que se trstAbA do una diversion lnt
ma, los guArdiAs SO au farsron. arrel
tAn'o & vsrios de los i6venes que bA
lahAn.
La Sui iunta de 10 Union d
Pusrta de Terra. hizo circular pr
fusamsnts aver en- aQusl barrio un
hoiA suelts, deiminti6ndo 10 props
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
DESDE C0AMO
G. AtiIes Garcia.

(OontinuQci6n de Ia pdgiaG 1q)
que ss esiA hscsndo sn estE villa con
el o. jeso dc dotAr & 10 poblaci6n de
varios sAlones apropisdoS para %,
cue4ss
-Eo bregs trAsladarA detiuitivA'
msnts au rssideucia Pense nusstro
eerreliglonario don Ovidio Colon "a.
yas, acompAaAdo de su reSpetAnls
famiia. LIS fsmiliA Colon lleva re-
cusrdos muy gratos de sus smistadss
en- esta pohlaCt6n, J hastA SO muesIrA
agradecida con los que tuvieron la
irlenci6n do hlcarla dano.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
De triunfo en- triunfo
"DEscUBERTA IA tsTATUA De Ia LEGALIDAD, SOLO QUE
DA SITO PARA LOS UXIONSTAS'

Cuando hwy gobi rnoa impareiA
Las que 90 fAvore,en 4 pSttido politi
co alguno, periddicsndo & oiros, y su
aesl6n 90 limisA q h.csr cumplir 10
ley, sin privllegioz para nadie, 6eisn-
do & eada faerxa que CON propio i'm.
pulse 80 desarrolls, combAtk y 10 en-
canine sl triurfo 6 al frAcAEo, eaton
COS 90 euando pusde apreei arse, On 10
vsrdadera reslidad, de que lAdo eata
10 opinion E6blieA pesando On los des
sinos del pats y yeudo & Ia eonquistA
del ideal eon puisrzst con imperio,
CON rssoluc!6n irquebrartsb'e y con
10 fusrza ineontrastAb'e d.! r6nero
que srrolls, vencs y dssp'szA sl ad'
vsrsario COR flndid0 entre 81 polvo de
10 derrotA y Las aclsmseIores al ban
do vsueedor.
En eats iala 10 paTcialtdad de 81
gunos gobiernoa toesdos de inmorali
dad vsrfs, dc alguuos amos sea, ha'
eiendo del voto una mertlra, de 10
urna una irrisi6n, y del rsspeto d In
eoneiensia pdblica un s:eArnio, AAi,
10 may oris, despuei del eserotlnio ain
escr q pulos, rssultAba como una baio
sl punso do la mlnorfs " aoropando
el triunfr... NAds mas vergonEoso;
NADIA mAs ignominioao
Son0 10 hora en- 81 reloj do loI
tiempos, 10 h1ra que mAroa ell instsn.
lte do dar principle & las reparaelone'
iustioierss, y desde entapes squel
punto que mArcAb& una cumbre h,
vsnido & oeupAr 81 msrSsido pueato
oil tnieo que le pexteneca por rsz6r
rdmeriea y por oiras rizonea pode
roaaa.,..n Aquel signo dominsrts eI
lhoy sl punso que SO pone 4 10 tsrmi
na sion do un perfodo de anarqufa, d
eseGndAlo y do oprobiol
lEa rudo oil lepgusie? Mas rudezl
tuvieron los sucasos desarrollsdos el
Ila Sooea do aquella hiltoriA, ysi ru
Ida t06 10 sgresi6n, rudo debe ser 9
desc gravio,
Por otra parte, no es un partidI
el que fastiga en- essoa momsntos,
ti 10 pluma libFe de uu essritor gu
marchara Al ostrscismo maldiaisnd
los nombres de Henry y ds Alien,
Ique al regresar 4 Ia colonia 10 sol
prsnde 10 siluetA !6gubrs de un n1lte
Hunt.
| No % dc extrsfI srSe que rIgisnd
los dsatinoS do eate pals un gobiern
IimpArelal & 10 horA pressnte, impair
eial para nuestraa luehAS politieGs,
partido dc 10 U Lion vaya DE TRIUNF
I'm TRIUNFo, clAvAndo 50 bAnder
hoy squi, mAnana mas ALA ca todo
los baluartsA. en- todas Las torres, c
todas les cdsDidss, y trsmolAndola 9
todos los espAeioa donde hay pueblo