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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-13
Applied 1t to Pittsburg.

The statement of Mr.. Dalzen that It
would cost Sab a hundred to lay Philip
pine sugar down in New York was dis
puted by Mr.. Brooks, who placed the fig
ure at $685. The friends of the bill, he
said. claimed that under 1t but 100000 tons
of Philippine sugar would come here.
Beet sugar men were not afraid Of that
amount but were afraid of the amount
they themselves believed would come from
700, 900 to 1000 900 tons. The Filipino labor
er who would produce the sugar, Mr..
Brooks said, wears for clothes a breech-
clOut; he gets his breakfast from a tree,
his dinner from the same tree, and works
for Is cents day. This is the labor that
Will be placed in competition with the
American labOrer,
Mr. Lamar of Florida asserted that an
effectual repeal of the Chinese exclusion
act would be accomplished so far as the
tobacco industry is concerned by the pas
sage of the bill This, he said, would ben
eft only the American tobacco company.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

be in the nature of greater protee-
ton to the people and it is just pos
sible that, in our headlong anxiety,
we might adopt some Of them.
Mr.. TALLMINVITCH: AS usual,
the disinterested wohds of the gift
ed tribune from Ohioff would COM
pletely disahm me, did | not notice
him being prompted by the gentle
man from New Jerseytov.
Mr.. ALDRAChSY: l move we
adjourn.
Mr.. KAEN; Mr.. Chairman, was
just handing the gentleman from
Ohioff a red apple. The accusation
of the gentleman from South Caro-
Novgorod does me an injustice.
Mr.. TALLMINOVITCH: Far be
it from me to give the gentleman
from New Jerseytov a pain. know
how it feels to be given a pain by
the attitude of othehs, especially
upon the railroad rate legislation.
But that is neitheh here nor there.
Will the clerk kindly look back and
find where we LETT the Hepbern
bill? | know | have no business
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14

Reading the Journalsky of yester-
days proceedings was dispensed
with.
Mr.. FAROKEREFF, from the
committee on privileges and cleo
tons, to whom was referred the bill
Cd. 23) to prohibit corporations
from making money contributions
in connection with elections, re-
ported it unfavorably.
Mr.. TALLMINVITCH: Mr.. Chair
man, wish tub make pahliah-
mentally inquiry. What has be-
come of the rate regulation bill?
Have the waste papeh bins been
searched fob it?
Mr.. FAROKEREFF: Mr.. Chair
man, | am panied at the insinuation
seemingly conveyed In the tones of
the gentleman from South Caro-
Novgorod. No one wants the rail-
roads led In the way of probity
more than |, but there are a num-
Der Of amendments to be consider
ed. We ought to consider them on
account of the people. There may
be something In them which may
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14
talk OF EVILS
OF CIGARETTE

An enthusiastic rally of the Spo-
kane Anti-Cigarette league was
held last night at the Spokane thea
ter. Addresses were made upon
the evils of smoking cigarettes, and
there was singing by choir con-
Quoted by Professor r. A. Heritage.
Among those who made ad-
dresses on the evils of cigarett
smoking were Mayor Floyd l.. Dag
gett. Chief of Police Waller, f. E.
Goodall, president of the chamber
of commerce; j. A. Tormey, super
intendent of the Spokane public
schools, and N. w. Durham. All
united in denouncing the cigarette
DR.. Wallace r. Struble reported
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14

For the summer outing hops a
dainty frock is of oyster white lans-
downe. Irish guipure lace, with a
rose motiv, deliberately trims the
corsage and skirt.
The bodice is formed of solid pin
tucks Of the lansdowne, augmented
with bretelles of the plain material.
Broad bands of the lace insertion
are used horizontally upon the cor.
sage and sleeves. The shallow yoke
Of the skirt and the broad wide
panel down the front are also OF
the lace.
Small conventional rosettes OF
white liberty silk decorate the bust
OF the corsage and the sirdle.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14

asking, because I am supposed to
be in charge of 1t.
Mr.. SPEENOR: The last I saw
of 1t, 1t was riding down the New
sky Prospekt in patrol wagon.
Mr.. TALLMINOVITCH: Oh, then
| won't worry, unless it gets thrown
upon the tendeh mercy of Secretary
Bernas.
Mr.. BIvILEDGESKY: Mr.. Chair
man
IMPERIAL VETO.
A message from the car an
nounced that he had vetoed the fol-
lowing joint resolutions:
d. r. &c. Joint resolution to
search Gen. Trepoff.
d. 95. An act to amend section
41144 of the imperial statues re.
lating to the tariff on dynamite.
IMPERIAL APPROvAl.S.
d. rs. An act creating 1876 ad-
ditional tax collectors in Volhynia
province.
ID. r. 80. Joint resolution ex-
tending Maxim Gorhy's leave of alb
sence indefinitely.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION.

In the Superior Court Of the State
of Washington, in and for the
County of Spokane.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Gust Noren, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that John
Haglund, administrator of the es-
tate of Gust Noren, deceased, has
rendered and presented for settle
ment to and filed in the Superior
Court of Spokane county, state Of
Washington, his final account as
such administrator, and petition for
distribution Of the residue of said
estate, and that the 7th day Of
March, A. d. 1906, at $50 o'clock
a. m. at the court room of the
said Superior Court, before the
Honorable Henry l.. KEENAN,, Judge
thereof, has been duly appointed
for the settlement of said final ac-
count and the hearing of said petit
ton for distribution: at which time
and place any person interested in
said estate may appear and file his
exceptions In writing to the said
final account, and contest the same
or show cause why an order of dis
Il lbution should not be made of the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14
Will the Gar Make Good?

worlds worlds Russia where finally the
Imperial from the formally
promised constitutional government.
months since the imperial rescript calling
remained doubt
would his with the people, or II
actually Uncertainty has been increased by
of his weak
by fear that the dukes would succeed in unvoab
influencing and his ad
merely have been temporizng.
especially tselfis keeny alert to
whether 5 going make good"
appears should
called fools and since the constitutional
majority Of the members Just what would hap
difficult
speculate predict good
has will know.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14
WOMEN GLAD
TO BE HOME

Spokane club women who have
returned from the convention Of the
State Federation of Women's clubs
at Port Townsend bring tales OF
the poor accommodations at tina,
place. The women state that they
were nearly starved and that the
lodgings they were provided with
were disgraceful.
Spokane will have the next con
vention of the State Federation
This city was represented at Port
Townsend by IS delegates from IL
clubs.
One of the features of the conven
ton was the "Parsifal" lecture by
Miss Julia E. Schelling.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14
LEAGUE IS
ORGANIZED

A meeting was held yesterday in
the Central Labor hall for the pur-
pose of organizing a non-partizan
referendum league. The meeting
was a success in every particular
and temporary organization was
effected, Frank H. Walker being
elected temporary president and
Henry N. Oerter temporary secre-
tary. The objects of the league
were set forth briefly by several of
those in attendance and all pres
ent entered their names as mem
bers.
The meeting yesterday did not
adopt a constitution, but those who
have interested themselves in the
movement, which has now assumed
national character, state that the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14
Local Brevities

Beta circle, Women of Woodcraft.
will entertain at cards this evening
in Fraternal hall.
Chapter M of the P. E. o. will
meet tomorrow evening at the
home of Miss Mckenzie, 02623
Stevens street.
Adolph Swalen, age AZ, died
Saturday at st. Luke's hospital of
heart disease. The remains will be
sent to Hudson, Wis.
Jonas A. Clark died yesterday at
st. Luke's hospital and the remains
will be shipped today to Athol,
Idaho.
Miss Ina Miller, age SO, died yes
terday at E2514 Third avenue Of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14

objects of the league are as fol-
lows: Reform of election laws;
establishment of right to recall ex-
ecutive officers; direct nomina-
tons; direct election of United
States senator's; home rule for
cities and counties; regulation of
charges of private monopolies, with
view to public ownership of mon
opolies, and the merit system in
public service.
The league will meet next Sun
day afternoon at p. m, when a
permanent organization will be eff
fected. 1t is the object of those
interesting themselves in this re-
form movement to push the organ
ization of referendum leagues
throughout the entire state.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14

heart disease. The remains will be
shipped to Red Oak, Iowa.
The funeral of Miss Mary Cogan,
who died Thursday at Sacred
Heart was held this morning from
the Catholic church of Trent.
Earl Lloyd Peterson is missing
and Gust Peterson, his father, has
written to the police about him. On
March 30 he left Rockford, III. He
was formerly justice of the
peace and real estate dealer there
The unusually high wind which
has prevailed during the past month
is said to have been the means of
spreading the dandelion, and this
pest now threatens to spoil many of
1.-THE prettiest lawns in the city.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14
SAYS He: WAS
HELD UP

John Stewart of 31S Augusta ave-
nue. reported to the police that he
was held up while crossing the
Washington street bridge at 2
o'clock Sunday morning, the rob-
bers taking 1915 from him. He
could give no description of the
footpads.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14

residue Of said estate among the
heirs of said estate, according to
law.
Witness the Honorable Henry l..
KEENAN,, Judge of the said Superior
Court, and the seal of said court
affixed this 9Th day Of February,
A. ID. 1906.
(Seal) r. A. Koontz,
County Clerk and Clerk of the
Superior Court.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14
TOURIST SLEEPERS TO
CHICAGO.

The c. B. & O. c. NJ. & st. p
and c. & N. w. Rys. are now run.
ming tourist sleepers between St
Paul and Chicago. Take the North.
ern Pacific Ry. to st. Paul, change
there at union depot into fresh,
clean tourist sleeper for Chicago.
4. TIMING.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14
The Run for Success.

The people make for their sodi and failure
like the long
it wasn't while
it going it might be right.
People be a by standing
no credit to them
though many msseps
The failures who have honestly
about bad luck.
ceded might also
but had something better think stepped boldly
marched ahead.
The unsuccessful person is he who said:
and have light mountains be climbed there
be journey
l safe where
The successful has sad "We try goes!" saving
his breath melancholy croang
gets
Often crushing us some slight adjustment
the entire
Hndrances helps because surrounding
strengthens.
Garfield IS to let them have the other barrel
On his 10th birthday was feeling bul
Nothin bearih bout
Senator Foraker presidential aspirations Tint
tut just when everybody daring to have.
You look for the getting het up over the question
of inaugurating free graft.
After having behd the domestic felicity John Alexander
Dowes the Wilson Miners have no more to say
Although Uncle Joe said to be asnnr n tho
presidency While he not in the Roosevelt class b
pretty reliable old muzzle bore good for saint,
Old Glory twice day, or shine
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14

Although Uncle he is said to he asnirrc + tho
presidency While he is not the Roosevelt class
is pretty reliable old muzze loading bore good for ue 70
Old Glory twice a day, or shine
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14

that there were 1922 members in
Spokane of which 1876 are girls
and 2446 boys.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14

After having behed the domestic felicity Alexander
Dowies the Wilson Miners have a. no more to saw
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14

You can look for the douma getting up the questo
of naugurating seed graft
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14
MAS0NS
COMING HERt

The eighteenth annual convoca-
ton of the various Masonic grand
bodies will be held in Spokane
June II to June 81. This will be
the first meeting of the Masons
of the state in Spokane for IA
years, as the local Masons did not
wish to entertain a convention until
the temple here was completed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14

NEW CORPORATION
seals at the Spokane Stamp Works
only $500 with every order for
stock certificates.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14

Garfield is to let them have the other barrel.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-14

Senator Foraker he has aspirations Tut
tut just when everybody daring to have
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15
QUESADA CANDIDATE
Opini0nes del SefOr GOWN SO.
brs la futura presidencia
de Ia repGblica cubana.
.FAvORlTO De WASHINGTON
Como Sc impuso a don To.
mas antes, Sc impondra 4
don Gonzalo despues.

<Eu opini6n del ssfor Govfp, el
gobierno de Washington cree que lA
mas brillsuGs espsrArxa dc Cuba est&
en- el sefi0r Q lesads,s
PAlabrAa tomAdas de nm telsgra-
ma de la HAbsna que anunsia sl re-
gseso del Eefor GOWN & disha eiudad.
deapu6s de hsbsr cor fsrsneiado On
Washington con los at q 1rsa Rooasvslt
Root y Taft. Y Palabras qus indissn
por donde Va el sgua Al molino y
Qui6n serA oil candidate otisial amari'
eano para 10 presideuoia de Cuha.
Hsc, slnco amos ersyerou muehos Gu.
banos gus 50 primer Presidents ssris
don Blrtolome Ma,6, pero los esir6'
nomos de Warrington delcubrieron
en- Central Valley, IN pueblo dc New
Jsraey, 10 mas brillants esperanza do
Cuba, una estrellA do primsra msgni'
tad, y POGO despues sslia do los Rssa.
dos Unidos para la HAhana sl q dor
Eatrada Palma.
Ia 10 aituaci6n presents do 10 gran
Antilla dsade que los sucesos de 1898
10 .dsiaron independents do loa Esia-
dos Unidos % natural que los subanos
msior eonooldos y relasionados On
WalhIp Rton aesn los destinados 6 de-
ssmptiIAr pApeles mis- tmlortantss ,
eisresr msyor autoridad On Cuba.
La vista del Mf)r Gown & ests
pals 10 ha enssflAd, evidsntem snte 10
que "a tsnfAmos muy sabido por asG
Qls oil Etfor. Q essda 90 eaai tan po'
pulAr como MIR Nsgoon on los atlas
rsgionea sapitolinRs y que esq popu
Aridad o. tan ehCsz para aleanxAr oil
gobIerno ds Cubs stmo 10 o. el sPe'
yunRs, el insstimahls aueelor dol AeOi'
10 dc San Jse bo, para curar los CO.
tatros cronie3s mas lehsldes.
IDr Las NoSsdadss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15

10 desss s!no para realizsr Eu volun
tad tIsne 10 probAhilidAd dc eonssr
vArlo mas que otro y cato hAee qus el
nuevo miuissFo 60 ls guerra sc sierts
dutfio do II misuo. Cuauto 4 Cltmsn
esau todO el mundo tAhs que lsmaa
hsee ssperar musho sempo ura res
oussks. Su magustamo subyrgNa 4
Ia CamAra. La 11ieA eosA que puede
ssmsrss, % Qus ell esgiritu dc ref ms
1ue ANNA q sate mIniatsrio trosises
con un pals no baRtsrtc pFepArSdo,
q ue On ado harso sonseivAdor en- suS
costumhres. En todo easo, veremos
ersndsa tsnlAiivas. No hky que con
tar mueho &C NIrAni, que % IN de-
elamAdor bastRnte superhclal; peso 10
ex.e ents idea do cveAr un mlnisterio
del t.kbai3 aohrevIvira 81 &c que su
primer t!lular hubisse de marchARae.
e. On verdad IN miniEtro qQs fs laos.
Eu cres ei6n 90 impcrfa para reso4ver
los toI A slos bEeros y eanaliEAr el
surso progressive del sCsiAltsmo en- 10
Ret oliek, ora Media nteesAria Oh
| lA 81 preston de los conaeios dc guerra
Que tan deplorG bes errorss han 90
msIIdo. EalA es 10 conSeeueEeia l6gt
sa do eGe prcesao DreyfAT, que Gle
nsnceau h. reFArAdo dc una maners
ian sgni6sIt.vA c1lccAndo q PiequArl
una de. .aa Wet mas propieiAtostas -
DOR ere!ma de loE generates Que ecntrs
81 40 ems, & art tan deAlealmsrse. <,
oil esilogo final Go eaA Esgedis ex
It.Ac rdiaAri& qua h. eorcluido, Some
rAras v:ets ossrre, For o. tfiurt9 d'
. inocerela,
~
La ttm2oradA Arlisliea IS hA res
nlmAdo hrllls ntsments, II teAaro noI
IA dado exQuiailAs reprtssntAsionel
Ia opera AriAne. Ge Aasle2st sCm
sus4IA soble un hsrmotiAimo liDreGl
de CAIulle MenceE, hA svideLsiat'
ana VIZ mas las aGlidAdeS dc graeia
e3uecl6n, liritmo de AmboS msealroa
IylA Opera C6mlsA hA preasDIsdo d
Iobrss,
Les ArlnaillSS do n. D0Iei y
Conhn,ia en- la pdoina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15
Saarsz Dc @Ola
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astA ktx o.
g sswuu 9lt 4rae sfeeu.fs
1es rssaea tsaa7s $50 e E
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sstssa a@af tt etas tt
uetasf - sas tts
Ktt#f - p
asnasx at aatt
aas fsea M a assts - =
$ Hs = tssH IS s-hf
la tsa 20 90 saass4a ta
lsas s1as t.s fasstaa ts ssfst tW
essa gt1 ba aata ta8s
ssFsssse sataaa "a sn
- So Nas afa waata
-
aea esffas
aAa mm $50 So a
ssaNssf sa eaa sars ssas a.
eaa tsss assa ts ass
fak saaFsss 81 - -
Hf fssh,s at s~sa
wsa - fast
sasnssk s9sA Eta art
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15
ASUNTOS O|V[RS0S
Pruehas de Ierhe en- eI La.
bOratorio Quimico mum
cipal. Una SentenCia.
CARCtL MUNICIPAL
Per hurto de panuelos de Sc
da. da.-Superintendente de
e.cutlas de Manati

rDIsriamsnio 'ss viensn exAmi.
nando rrushss de lashe en- sl LAborA
tcrio Qufmieo insulsr. PAraes que el
vieio cs sdultsrar ere artfeulo no se
e1rrigs nj con muItas,
So ensus trs en- sata cludad Ell
gupsriptendsnss da EiepeA0 do Mana
II Mr. Huishinsou.
I'll liz - del ac.os' & las 10 80
q. 10. rear gsra a vsyos eCsrolins1 l&
cnrrespondaF ella qaa ha 90 &C duair
para los EsiAdos Uoidos.
u na eAida spfFi6 Sysr cl nifo
JoIs Pr bisndo un tasrte golpe
en la region eoatal iEQuisrda.
-Ayer faeron multsdos con IN
dollHr Gvgorio Csssansds, Aanuel
Rodriguez Manuel Ruiz y NArsigo
NIsol6s, por irfrassi6n & lAs ords
mar xaE munieipAles.
-Existso an 10 earesl municipal
80 individuos .aentenci ados y Is pen
diertsa.
Aver fue aryeasada & dlssosi
si6n del Jrsz municipal Braulia Aya'
10, Acuaada do hurto do unos paduclol
| Do RsdA.
-EI Jucz de psz, aenienc6 hoy
& jose Rodrfguex s3 dc mults POI
o. ueldad con los inima'ey,
-Por iugar dsdos ca 10 vfa Edbli
CO fle'on ssntsneisdos q IN dollar d.
mults los individuos NlsoIaH G arefa
Ramon Ndntx y Msgdaleno Reyes.
-En esGos diAs neia slevado o
goherr sdor el irforme de 10 investi
gsei6n prAet!eadA en- San Gnmsn poi
los stfl0rss Jste Hsmtll, GeegetErig
GIL y Fiscal T'Avlea0, AobFe aucescI
oeurridos en- aquela pcb'sc Or.
--MsnAns hAbra car erss sn 0
Ihip6dromo dc Ponse. En- sslA eiudat
hAbra dos bsneAs para apoAtar & lol
eAhallos que tomen pAlse.
Con moliyo do In tagt.vidad d
10 Purf.ima, 30 eslebr6 IN bAile do 20
| ciedad en- el pueblo do Aguada.
-PAreee que Ell aaunto Gobre dite
rer elias entre eiertAs CAeas EEvierS
dc Ponce, Q1S hA aldo aCmstido q
Attorney GsnsgAl, 90 resolve & On Il
CoFte Federal
e d'teel va Luia Soler arresl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15

nndispdo ismpcc, vevifaArlo, por 10
nsr cue psFar ds'e,h Dc r. RS
a,6n muy elsvsdo. oer' chos oe rtsm
barore J dsA.th 9 do Gdusr 3 10 dir'e
si6n Ia pr,tsrido hIesr arr vssh'r =.
pueblo puIrtol rlQusno reRslA2doIs un
sorte & sGda som2rAdor.
Fl dir,s.or hA sl Rldo doG smplsA
dos do todA Iu sorfArz, qaisnss tslA
ran q la dispersion del i ollso 90 :
local sltaudo Gale del Criiio ! u lV2
Las msIeadsri S sou lldSs dc slII
novs1Sd de primers case, sorSi'
usndo On islss de fantas;a .ancs !abro
das, diagonak', s)rserotc thsrio.ss etc
etc., dstldos diouicsy Do sodoa COLO
res, las suAlss ssran vs oidaa cen vnI
rsbsia de 20 Dor sisnlo ao6rs sl pr'cl'
Dc iib,isa AdsuA ~ EFgA arE IN cor
is es t,la legdo sl valor de Ia ooupra
Hst'e 10 lA casa 6i'do AZ, = Q
sloa % De ado Pu1t1 alil Psslr Fe
bais
Pre- - FIJg FRkci FLH
ls- Iole 70 isfro e msl'il s
sorla) 9 dollars , usdio nat ~ pan
tk'3a gfals
1fo i0t- J Nrn0 81 Iei0 lt
lars , uedlo grsNs
3sr he "a isfac = trscs =
sortsl io'lArs aat tttu 40 3.
ioitafaY msas patts at
L0s 49, s1ssFl Pa tra -
rfe prem aces g q ue wee safa e.
8GFA
Lsa 80 sas at ls tta kafot
ehaf ta aup o. ss eN#te .aa aaaa
gsr8s fapsFk eosa ttH
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15

IL eonatituei6n del minlsSsrio Gle
manseu hA ado aeogida muy di't'nsA
msrts do 10 que h ibisrs podido Greer
90 On Palis N aiquisra los psrsldos
reaesiorArios han pYoiestsdo contra
81 nombramienso del nusvo ministro
10 Ia guerra, general PIeQuars' =
quisn llenabsn de iriurias hAss ssia
meses. En- rs&liJsd oil pre,t'gio dc Is
fuerxa moral ha conc uid1 por impo
nerae, y ssos psrttdos Que ssn'a' ve
sss hsn reelamado ID dieIsdueA pAra
pcnsr un l6rmino q 10 corruption d
In irrsspor sAhilidad parlsmsnsArlaF,
20 ha'lan prestos & scsstar lA de Cls'
meneeau. Es cosa evldsnte que esas
"a el hombre do Eatado do mayor tallA
que FrsnciA ha eonceido dssde Gam
betsA y que ninguno h> podido disSo
nsr de un poder tan Rb,oluio. Btlsnd,
PicquaEt y C,tmsre:Au ae sntienden y
90 completAn & IL pelfsesi6p, los dos
mtriltyoa no aon otra soaa qae de'e'
gados, eact G dos rara dAr saIi'fae
zion 4 los divsYscs grupos rspubIiea
ncsG que pertsuessn, y ieIsinsdos q
no ser aino insGyumensos d6cilss. IN
suma, Clsmerceau 90 el dut6o 't'eGivo
dc tcdo el gobisrno.
BRAND 5CAba de evidsn5iar tcdo
| 10 cue vac ccn eitGndo sn el Parla'
mento q las cuestlcnts relativaS 4 10
ouerslla relIgioSR. La veYdad ohIigS
6 dtc'r que So hS mosHado en- su dis
eurao ten i'suisa somo los cAvdenales
do Roma. De ha Raimilado loda au
hlpocresiA amAble, y do este modo 10
pcdido combAIir!os con sus TropiaT
armas. Es un Grader y up dis e'tiso
como janis squellos 10 hubieran ersl'
do sgurkmte les rondrA On Apuros
m6a Dor ~ astueiA que por 90 violen
eiA.
PicQuarG no 90 orGdor, AeaaO
| IllsgAl& & ssrlo; EeIo titne, por 10
m snos, 81 ssntido do la ltg'cH, de 10
iropia J do 10 Iacgre "a.
Ely Clems snseGu poseen 10 tlefzs
snorms do no Amtieionsr el poder'
LA vAnidsd del pcdsr trAsIornA q mu
eho. mipi,tros, psro On h jmbre Qu'