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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-09-21

We have been asked to call special
attention to all purchasers of ice
books, to the fact that they should de-
mand receipt upon paying for their
book.
Chas. Coverdale in stepping off Of
the sidewalk, sustained severe sprain
of the ankle, from the result of which
he has been on the crippled list this
week.
c. E. Myers, the we'll known rice
buyer for the Frank ricketts, Jr. Mill,
of New Orleans, arrived in Welsh
Monday and will look after business
for his company.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-09-21

A new line of fall dry goods just in
at Daniels.
Choice Texas Hay at
Jones Bros. Il
Mrs. W. H. Patterson, of the Ha-
her Plant, was shopping in Welsh
Friday.
Watch for our new line of ladies'
dress hats, due to arrive any day at
Daniels.
DR.. Arceneaux and Isaac Fontenot
were passengers to Lafayette Wednes-
day morning.
The largest supply of school tablets
ever seen in Welsh, at the Journal
Book Store.
Miss Opal Saxby returned Sunday
from weeks visit with friends at
Lake CudFleS'
We will have fresh car of U. S.
Patent flour to arrive the first, at
Daniels.
Jesse Hutchens, of Lake Charles, is
visiting friends and relatives in Welsh
this week.
Civil Engineer A. L. Parent, OF
} Lake Charles, came over on 1.-THE moor
p train Tuesday.
Mrs. Kate Leach came over from
the Lake Monday sand is stopping a
] the Eureka hotel.
Bud Guzman, one of the substantial
+ planters of Iowa, was transactinl
business in town Friday.
Miss Hazel Saxby went to LAX
Charles Monday to spend few day
:, visiting friends and relatives.
Bag trucks, Sewing Irvine, Lam
black, Marking pots and Brushes {
the Morse Hardware Company.
Bag trucks. Sewing Irvine, Lam
black, Marking pots and Brushes
the Morse Hardware Company.
L. Mr.. and Mrs. Crozet and little SC
n, spent Sunday as the guests of Mr.. ar
y Mrs. f. DourS, of Lake Charles.
Try Studenbaker wagon once al
n YOU will use no other. Welsh Ca
n riage and Implement Company.
n Jno. C. Armstrong of Crowley, car
over Monday night and took the II
Cross degree of the K. 7.
- WANTED-Good man 10 take char
of separator during threShing seas'
% of 1906. a. b. Welch'
Mr.. Mosher, of Crowley, spent
u first of the week visiting at the hol
y of his daughter, Mrs. III. M. West
Try Studenbaker wagon once a
' YOU will use no other. Welsh Ci
riage and Implement Company.
~ A. B. Hall is treating his house
a new coat of paint which adds gre
ur- ly to the attractiveness of the same
The music produced by the M. H'
is ner harp is of the highest quail
For sale at the Journal Book Store
err, r. M. Gray spent Sunday in L
ayette with his wife and baby, "
tor have been visiting there for the p
ten days.
ove A life scholarship in one OF
best business colleges in the so
:. for sale cheap. Inquire at the &c
nal office.
20. DIR, E. A. LaTour of Cassinade,
the guest OF his brother, DR.. A.
.. tour of this city, from Tuesday
- Thursday of this week.
Mrs. Deeley, of Waco, Texas !,
'her has been the guest OF her sister, n
Ma H. M. West, for the past ten "a
left for her home THURSDAY
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-09-21
For Sale.

The best rice land in United States
on Grand Prairie Arkansas. For par
tictulars write or see, ]. E. Bale,
II Stuttgart, Arkansas.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-09-21
NOTICE!

For the coming market season
| will represent the Empire Rice
Milling Co., of New Orleans,
and my office will be located up
stairs over the Crescent Drug
Store. Call and bring your
samples when you are ready TO
sell.
Philip COverdale,
Rice Buyer.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-09-21

Report reached here that a. f.
Roach, field manager of the Rio Bravo
Oil Company, was married on the 18th
inst in Los. Angeles. California. Mr..
Roach is we'll known to large circle
of friends in Welsh, who wish him
much joy.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-09-21

p, S.-Faucht Lumber Co. sell our
paint.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17

Largest circulation-en6ugh said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
FIGHT FOR
MOUNT HOOK.

The quarrymen who are destroy
ing Hook Mountain when forced to
face the issue in the courts for con-
domination proceedings, which Will
be instituted by the Interstate Pals
AIDES Park Confusion for the purpose
of evicting the quarrymen, will rely,
1t is learned upon the old arguments
by which they sought to prevent the
passage of the Hook Mountain bill
last spring, TO retain their present
holdings and to continue the opera
ton of their quarries. In short they
will argue the unconstitutionality of
the Hook Mountain law and will
claim that the taking of their prop
critics, for the extension of the Pal
isades Park, will be depriving them
of their rights without adequate COM
pensation. The quarrymen have al
holding out for an exorbitant price,
by naming $4,O 900, 900 as the value of
their quarry properties, in the face
of the fact that their holdings are as
sessed on the tax books of the state
at a trifie more than 100000.
The subject of the unconstitution-
ality of the Hook Mountain law n
the rights of requirement nave al
ready been e~ffectually disposed OF,
however, and according to eminent le-
gal authorities, representing the In
terstate Palisades Park Commission,
and friends of this enterprise, wiz
not prevent the eviction of the quar-
rymen and the completion OF thep
lans of the Interstate Palisades Park
Commission. The provisions of the
Hook Mountain law make 1T obllga-
tory upon the Interstate Palisades
Park Commission to conclude he con-
domination and requirement of all
lands necessary for the extension or
the park within eighteen months af-
ter the passage of the act. The limit
in this provision is October 8, 1907.
If the opposition by the holders OF
| the present land delays the acquire
ment of these holdings by the Inter
state Palisades Park Commission un-
til the date, additional legislation viii
have to be secured in order to carry
out the intention of the present law.
Charles w. Leavitt, Jr., the engi-
neer of the Palisades Park Commits
sionH,s in an interview summing up the
situation, say THE arguments
brought forward to prevent the set
ting apart of this great park, which
will preserve for the people of this
country some of the %grandest n
most beautiful scenery in the world,
has been based exclusively upon the
claims of the owners of some four Or
five quarries, who allege that to pre-
vent them from reducing to heaps IF
crushed stone a splendid mountain,
will seriously cut into their incomes,
and who demand that they shall be
assured not only of just recompensa
for their loss, but of such compensa-
ton as shall make of this surrender
of their claims a business deal with
"a profit exceeding all reasonable and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
The WORLDS Doctors.

There are 2SS,234 medical men in
the world, according to a French pa
per quoted in the Medical Record.
''Of these there are in Europe 1872
1873, distributed as follows: In Eng
land, 94,967; in Germany, 22,51S; in
Russia, 21,4S9; in France, 20,34S,
and in Italy, 1926. In England the
proportion of doctors is rs to 100000
of the population. In France it is 81,
and in Turkey IS. In Brussels it is
241, in Madrid 200, in Budapest 1913,
in Christiania ISL, in Vienna 140, in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17

Just figures, enriching them, in other
words, in undue proportion, at me
Eexpense of the public who demand
this legislation.
I'm this search for objections "
has been asserted that the quarrles
are necessary to supply rock for the
state roads. This assumption Is -
tally unwarranted. Not only mas the
state engineer assured me that ne S'tn
get the necessary rock nearby oui-
side of the limits of the proposed res
ervation, but | have his assurance
that he is greatly interested IN tne
success of the legislation because :.
will supply an essential INK III -
chain of roads which he has planneu'
He has made a most COMPREHENSIVE
may of the road system leading iion
the Canadian line to Alpahy ~
thence down the river 10 stony roin
These roads. for the most part, naVe
been approyed and provided FOR me
link which we propose 10 puiiu lrolA
stony Point to Fort Lee Will make the
rood continuous from Canada to New
York city.
The question of the alleged I'M
constitutionality of the bill was treat
ed ma brief submitted to Governor
Higgins last spring On behalf Of the
contributors to the Palisades Park
funds. The document in part is as
follows -
Such an objection (unconstitu-
80 - L.It
tionality) would be valid If the blli
itself, or the bill which it amends,
permitted or authorized the commits
sion to take possession of, or title 10
property. to be condemned, in adj
vance of compensation made. How
ever. neither the Wainwright bill, nor
the bill which it amends, permits the
commission to do so much as touchf
the property against which 1T may
be proceeding before it has made
compensation.
"a distinction is to be made right
on that line. In every instance that
suits of condemnation have been held
to be unconstitutional because of fail
ure to provide means of compensation
as distinguished from procedure to-
determine compensation, such stat
utes permitted a taking of the prop
erty in advance of the compensation
of the owners of the property taken.
And it was right there that the vice
of unconstitutionality was found.
Nowhere can be found any pro-
vision Tin the Hook Mountain law)
that permits of the taking OF private
property without making full! COM
pensation therefor. On the other
hand the owners have a new extra
ordinary right of having the pro-
ceedings discontinued in the case OF
delay in completion or the acquisition
of and so in payment for the pops
erty." Il
M 49, =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17

other classes of food products sold in
New York city, which are subject to
adulteration. The recently enacted
national pure food law is powerless
to deal with this situation, as it has
absolutely no jurisdiction or control
over food products manufactured and
sold in the same city or state. Only
a bona fide, honest state or municipal
inspection of long duration by prop
erly trained, experienced officials; or,
better still, an organized public de-
mand for pure food stuffs, such as
Good Housekeeping is undertaking,
can remedy the evil and bring the 80
to 60 per cent. adulteration of those
products down to the usual normal
of 20 to 25 per cent. as is the case
where there has been a rigid control
of the quality of food stuffs sold for
a o or more of years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
Beware Impure F1avoring Extracts.

Startling disclosures concerning
the quality of fiavoring extracts are
made by the November Good House
keeping. This magazine, through its
department of Pure Food Assurance,
employed R. o. Brooks, B. Sc, for
merly state chemist of New Jersey,
and food inspection expert of the
Pennsylvania dairy and food commits
sion, to analyze the leading brands.
This investigation reveals the as
tonishing fact that of the sixty-two
brands of ~flavoring extracts examined
tall sold as pure and at the usual
prices for extracts), only t~wenty-six
or not quite AZ per cent, were le-
gally pure. Fewer still were of really
high quality. This shameful condi-
ton of affairs is generally true, in
many cases worse, with respect to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
FAsTIDIOUs WOMEN

consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic a
necessity in the hygienic care OF the
person and for local treatment OF
feminine ills. AS a wash its cleansing,
germicidal, deodorizing and healing
qualities are extraordinary. For sale
at Druggists. Sample free, Address
The R. Paxton Co., Boston, Mass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17

at is not enough to run; ONE
MUST START IN TIME" And this
is true. especially, of answering want
ads.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17

Berlin 1872, in London 1913, in Ath-
ems 1913, and in Paris Ill"
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-16

Atentamente suplicamoB a nuestros
Oondauosos suscriptorVs quo no estan
al corriente on suS pagos. Bs dlgncn In
cerioS tan prontc como pasen SUE oJos
por ostos rengloneS; nos dirigimos por
supuesto tan solo q snuestros abonados
que nos deben gubBcrlpciones atrasa--
dns, @ loD que adeudnn la del presen-
to Rho. No estai por domas explicar
que Ia snegocinclon do un perIodico CO.
mo- Ell REGIDOR depende exclusiva-
mente de sus subscrlptores, quiencs de-
ben de estar nlerta para Pagar gu
subscription con la puntuulidad rciigio-
50 del dsber FL precio no puede scr
mas barato. pues son 52 nomeros du-
rnnte Ell aho por fl.5o. IS declr CO.
mo dos centavos medic por no
nero, por SemanR, 10 que os extrc-
mnuamente tacil dc pngarse. No cree
mos que nuestros nmnbles subscripto-
res no puednn paSur suma tan insigni-
iicnnto. In dificuitud consIste en- quo
muchos van dejando el envfo del pa-
80 de su subscription para un din
para otro, nplnZandolo siempre para
mnhana. hnsta quo. nj lin, pasan mu-
chos dias 10 olvidan dc rcmitir ei
prccio dc su subscription. Otros van q
In estatotu con el obetJo dc sacar un
giro para mandarnoslo. pero co encuen
hTAn Soh hiEun amigo en- oil Catntno
sus huenas intenclones auedan sin rea
lizarso porque hub;a"ao dc otros
asunios 70 olyidan dc EEL REGIDOR,
Estatnos flrmcmcnte seguros quo 10 es
falta dc dinero nj dc Voluntud, sino
siinplemente ea un descuido.
Qucrldos amigos, no SO olviden do
nosotros, que por Rqut los tenemos
s!empre proaentes, como yeran ror
ln lecturn del REGIDOR en- cada o.
dicion. En- leyendo este p1rrnfo, Dig
neae ID, 81 nos RdsudA slso. do mar
sdnrlo am rdlneSo..a en-. giro on az
tnmpiiIa1. Pero -ff6 divide "a nd 10 de-
10 para ''mahana". on la confIan-
"a que nos atenderan como en- o.
trns scmejantes ocusiones. enviamoo an
dcipadamcnte nuestro sincero agrade-
cimicnto todos aquelIog quo oigar
nuestra Bnplica, le obseQuicn.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-16
Una YiCtimd mas en-
Ia quiebra del banCO

Frank Kowalski avndon+o
del pagador del Banco reciente.
mente quebrudo en- CHICAGO co
sulcldo la noche del 10 del ora.
seh'o, ell su casa, $40 N6rtb
Capmter ST. Los rumores 10
y Vlejas amistades, acusan,,oio
de quo 81 habta tornado parte an
III ruidosa qaiebra. fueron loo
quo 10 decidierop q quitarse Ia
vida. Ia
For dos dias 81 estuyo abot;do
y los miembros de su famiIia Ia
cuidaron' Sin embargo, el din
~ regreso q su casa como 4 lac
i p. m' cuando su famiIia cstabo
ausente, y cuatro horas mas tor.
'oe lue encontrado su cadavcr. EI
maN'mo dc su pena habia llcrad,,
esa hoche, cuando una muier i
quleh Ell conocfa desde vnrios !
amos, sc lie acerco acusandoIn Ja
ser responsible en- la uuiehrn DO,
oanco. El hablo del accidentn
mas hocllc, y sc quej6 amnrono
lhente ae las sospcchas de sus
amigos. declardudo cue So sn;c;
darla 81 su reputation no onaGn
ha llmpia. Sus deudos ason"
ran Ia lnocencia de Kowalsl,i nn
M los desarreglos del banco nor
Seenland' , Dicen que para cunn.
40 el banco quebro. KowaIsIl;
tenla 500 de dep6sito en- 5n xI =
sus Parlentes como $4,000: .;
finelsTr e sao tgnirtr nuticIa --nnisss.nS..
lalco ae Stensland, habrfa nv;.
sado q sus parientes Y 81, ratIro
90 el dinero del su dep6sito -.
kowalski tenfa 30 amos 1a'
edad y durante 1B di6 sus s.-t,;
CLOS % al hanco. Comerz6 como
simple muchacho de nficina "
i, aue ascendiendo hasta el puesto
que ocupaba para cnund,1 so
presento ia quiebra. Do
90 Mien st tras Ia pesqaiza para Ia
captura de Paul o. Stenlend 3"
q todas parties del nafS
y 81 Tesorero Herring, fue arros @
tado, Ia Comision reyisadora DO
las Ia cGentas, trabaj6 para rendir
DesPues de un examon minuo;o
50 lueron encontrados mds500 mo
que quedaron en- poder del ~" ,Uoo
Gus Ios "uot AZ uei Esdado para usar.
'oI Son On las gestiones del case,
nor PreVIas iuvestieacioues
que Sc hicieron, Sc cree onn 90
pesos. '''''o' oe
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-16
La dutO-SugeStiOn
PARA VIVIR

Una gran parte de los morta.
les escribe. Juan Pinot-Ilegados
6 ciertR edad, Sc intoxican con la
idea del fin pr6ximo. rs muy
cierto. La vida es amable. y &
pesar de los sinsabures, que nos
produce, NADIA mas amargo que
Ia idea de perderla. A medida
que avanzs ell tempo, dij6rase
que que mejor SO msrca en- nues
ira conciencia dn notable desc
quilibrfo; aquel que el poeta-
Manuel del Palacio, si la me.
morfa no me es ingrata tradu;o
asi, III final de belIisima estrofa.
Siempre luchando. ell cuerpo
yiejo con 81 alma jdven
Humana y grafica conception,
que expresa de IN mado admira
BILE todo 81 genesis de Ia doctri.
ma que detiende Ell Pinot. Hay
tantos, tantos millare; de seres,
que, reos de una menguada CO
bardfa, llegan & verter sobre su
espiritu el toxico de una pro-
matura decrepitud! Son esos
tales. cuantos & pura fuerza de
perder la fe en- sus propias
fuerzas, .llegan q ser vfctimas de
de su abandono y de su agota
miento. Quienes aferrados en-
en- las falsas teorfas de que & tan
tos amos, correspondent tales 8
cuales procedures, los siguen
con regularidad automatica, sin
previo examen, de ST mismos, de
sus energias y de sus impulses.
En esto, como en- todo, la rutiua
es un peligro mortal. ST, la ru.
tina es ell mayor enemigo del
hombre, un enemigo Que SO on
cubre con hipocrita solicitud &
nuestros ojos; para fingir :nofen
sivas sus letales influencias.
Es creencia err6nea. muy errt
nea, pero creencia activa como
ley por Ia costumbre !-Otra hi
pocrita reacoionaria !---que en-
llegando & los sesenta amos, poi
ejempl0, hay que pensRr en- el RI
tiro s!lencioso. en- la paz cotidia
ma y dejar, como es consiguiente te
todo trabajo activo, toda ocupR
cion incesante y como incesante
vivificadora, por que Ia vida Ii
o n 6 9 nd ra oil movimiento
| Y los mas, dejcn aus negocios
& los sesenta amos; abdican dt
puesto que podrfan seguir lievar
do sin merma on gu salud Y or
sus actiVidades. Y parece como
81 desde ese momento abdtcarar
tambien su condici6n dc hon
bre.
;Oh! 81 bien SO estudia, algt
hay do ESQ. Retirarse del cui
dado de Ia hacienda, del ma
nejo del negocio, POI razon de |
edad, que envuelvo de uu mod,
implfcito una declaration dc i'm
portancia. ...-...t ....-,
Y el quo tai bace, se condepa d,
, un modo voluntario al mas tor
turador de los ret,ros; inRresa
por decir,o asi, enese quartet d
inv&lidoa one regfstra oi prime
/ folio de su fnistoFioso libfo, co,
J.. 10 palabra incapacidad y 10 Gle
8 IRA con otra palabra fatf iica
muerte.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-16
BOTTOM ''RECUERDO" DEL q CisNTENA.
RIO DE .JUARFZ.

Dntrc In miriada de "recuerdos"
tenario de Judrez-21 de Mario del
presente aGo,-- hay pocos coD,o el
quo aanunclamDs ahora, que con-
siste en- iii bottom de blancura de
nleve. On cuyo centro Sc destaca el
blsto del Gran Patricia. con Ia
Ieyenda: Mario de 1906. Lie. BENZ
to Julre2". Dos acknowledgements ton
centricas encierran el busto, en- Ia
corona ie las cIrcunlerenclas resplan-
deccn los colores nacionales dc la
Patria. sobre tos que 80 leen estas
palnbras: "Centenario del Bene--
merito do Las Americas. -..
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-16
FRASES CELEBRES DE
MIR. ROOT. .

CoUtcstandu Mr.. fttihut Root.
Minislro de ReIaciones Extario.
res de los Estadcs Unidos. al
brindis pronunciado por el Baron
dc Rio Blanco, Ministro de Ia Re.
pnblica del Brasil, en- un banque
te con que este h.t'ma obsequi0
al enviado por al pueblo america
no. pronunci6 este cstascGIebres
palabras.
"El pueblo demanda verdad,
no convencionalismos de Estado:
mas que trabaios de snspicacia y
de inteligencia, reclamA lealt8d
y amistad significada por la Il
Mon do individuos y dc pueblos'
Los individuos que rigen ,os
destinos de los pueblos, y cada in
dividuo de cada pueblo deben a
prenderse tan bcllas palabras.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-16
IA REP
FL SuFRAGI0s sDE los RUEBLos,

M tendencia de equillb rio uni
veraAl. Yde e8S luchS que TO.
daYta no, ACADIA, surgieron, Fran.
cia y tSnizA, en,fel viejo mundo
In 81 nneXo. toda 10 America.
Las repGblicas actuales no prac
tican 81 sufragioy puro. Francia
es una republics aristocratica.
Los EstadoS Unid0s que marcha
ala cabesa de todSs; tienen Ell orc
subyugando la libre emission del
votO' En Mexico el shfraeio ha
muerto! En- las demas naciones
est& enfermo. +
La lucha por la repGhlica que.
da en- pie. Ella vendra. En-
Francia, con Ell nombre de eel
burgues contra la aristocracia )"
en- iEstados Unidos de ''el trabaio
contra el capital" y en- Mexico,
de "el pueblocontra To- dictadura"
Otra veZ volver6n las luchas.
Otra vez veremos las campirIas
llenas de sangre. Miraremos
sin compassion al hombre destro.
zar al hombre. ''@
Que sea asi. 81 es para romper
las cad enas que atan q los ppe.
oIOS.
Until sera que los hombres de
estado en- la actualidad, fluctuan.
do en- una atmosfera de raoui-
tismo. traten de dar paz q los
puebios. cuando no han tonido ell
valor bastante para darles sufra
gio.
Que surquen los mares cuantas
naves SO quieran. !levando los
delegados para una union 8 paz
ticticias NADIA pra;tico Sc conse.
guird con ESQ. 81 no SO ha comen.
zado por dar la legitima libertad
q los puehlos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-16
la FERIA DE

SAN ANTONIO.
e! Presidente de In Comisi6n
enviada al General Diaz para in.
vitar & Mexico & que tome parte
on Ia exhibition de Ia feria inter.
nacional de San Antonio infor
ma 10 siguiente:
Al dia siguiente de nuestra lie
gada, como q las IL dc 10 mana.
ma visitamos al General Diaz en-
Chapultepec, quien nos recibio
con muestras de cordialidad y
simpatia. En- seguida que fue
expresado, por ell Lie. n. Bera
zaluce, el objeto de nuestra visi
Ia. el Sr. Presidente manifesto
grande interGs por ell futuro re.
suItado de uuestra I'eria. y ase
gur0 al Comite. que su pals, como
en- otras veces. eria representa-
do con una exhibici0n.
Ell Presidente del ComitG pre-
sent0 una carta del Gobernador
Lanhm para Ell General Dfaz, &
hizo una personal invitaci6n
6 t Q, para que Sc reuniera
coh el G6bernador de Texas, en- la
de San AntoEio. El Presidente
nos expres6 que contestaria
prontamente. la carta del Gober,
nadorLanhm, y que mientras le
sea impossible asistir q 10 feris
en- persona mandara 9uien lt
represente.
Fin seguida fuimos recibidos Dol
el Vice Presidente Don Ram6r
Corral. y por ell Srio. de Guerrs
Don Manuel Gonzalez Cosio, COZ
exquisite cortesia y ambos no.
manifestation, las simpatias qu,
ticnen por los Es tados Tn lido
de America. .... ...
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-16
A6o l9. NO. 866l.
La Rep1blica es el go,
hierno de los doses.

El derecho de snfragio envuel.
We el principle de eel gobierno
del pueblo por el pueblo mismo. "
Este principle Sc funda en- ell de.
recho natural. Solo ell pueblo
es ell que puede conocer sus nece.
sidndes propias; y solo la volun.
tad enlannda de 81 por.medio del
voto. serd la que pueda gober.
mar debidamente para satirfacer.
las. Etvoto debe elnitirse !ibre.
mente, sin ninguna fuerza que
le desvfe dc Ia intuici5n decada in
dividuo sobre Ia mejor manera
de llenar las nocesidades pdbltcas.
Nj el dinero. nj los compromises
de purtido. nj "a fuerza armada,
deben oponerse q la libre emission
del votD. porque cada voto es u.
ma manifestation para el bien p1
bifco. El conjunto de todos los
votos es 10 que SO llama SoBERA.
MIA NACIONAI. 55E@2
La republica lleva en- ST ell prin
cipio de soberanfa; por ESQ Ia re-
pnblica es ell gobierno mas per.
fecto. Cicerou dijo: La republi-
ca es el gobieruo de los doses"
Los humanos tambien pueden go
bernarse por Ia repnblica. Sizes
ia Sc hasa en- Ia naturaleza del
ser humane. Ia republica y el
hombre son inseparables Y no
han chocado jamds: Carriage "
Roma fueron republicas opulen-
tas. FL derecho romano de a
quella 6pocn Sc extendi6 por to
das parties { ilumino al mundo.
Desde entonces por la Repdbiica
Sc lucf6 en- todas parties. Fue u.