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The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01
JUST THE TRUTH.

Some considerable space has been
given by the local Republican organ
and the Denver Republican, to the
itinerary of the notorious prosperity
special" Absolute lies have been
told of the number of people that
have listened to Rev. Buchtel on that
trip. It is well known that the num-
Der of people here was only 119, the
Republican of Denver put II at a
thousand
Now the same ratio in lying about
the special at tile various towns and
cities of the state, has been maintain
ed by the Republican organ.
The absolute truth of the matter
has been that, the train was an awful
frost. We know this by reading the
reports of the number of people who
heard the Rev. Buchtel, published in
the country press. In the Arkansas
valley he had few more hearers
than he had on the western slope.
but it is of the great crowds of the
western slope. that the press reports
constantly harp.
Taking the crowds that we know
really did greet that train as n cri-
terlon to judge of the popularity OF
the Republican candidate. We believe
that he will be defeated by many
thousands in this state.
II they. the Republican press OF
the state would lie about the number
of people who heard Rev. Buchtel al
Rife. DeBeque. Palisades. Grand
Junction, Delta and Montrose. II is
most certain that it is the intent oi
those who have charge of that pros
perity special" to maintain their at
titude of deception.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

There was meeting of the direc-
tors and officials of the Citizens Gas
and Coke company last night.
Chapped hands are quickly cured
by applying Chamberlain's salve.
Price 25 cents and for sale by c. d.
Cmith and Co Drug Store. Grand
Junction. Fruita and Palisade. Colo.
The Knight degree was conferred
last night at the meeting of the
Knights of Pythias. There was a
large attendance of the members and
also many visitors from other towns
were present.
G. A. Herman who resides on North
Eleventh street. is suffering from a
most deplorable accident He lost the
sight of one eye several years ago and
some days ago he injured the other
eye and for several days has been
practically blind. However, 1t is be-
lieved that within a short time the in
jury sustained some days ago will be
relieved.
A newspaper has been discovered
in Colorado which is 29 years behind
the times. 1t is the Grand junction
News. In a recent issue II comment
ed upon the fact that Judge Stevens
had once been blacksmith, and said ::
That might be good place for 4
successful pugilist to begin his career
but it is not considered n proper place
from legal standpoint when we Sc
lect timber for judicial positions. -
That would have been great argu-
ment % years ago. when Theron
Stevens, the blacksmith first ran for
county judge. In fact it is the very
argument used at that time by Judge
Story in fighting Judge Stevens. But
argument which sounded good 90
years ago is mighty poor argument
after 20 years of the marked success
of Judge Theron Stevens as a jur.
list. Twenty-nine years behind the
times is a good ways, but that is Just
where Uncle Avery is. and he ought
to hurry or he will be making 1t a
century y.-Montrose Enterprise.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

Every effort in the last few days
of the campaign is to be made to over
come the antipathy of the voters oil
the county against electing n man
for a third term. Rotation in office
is beneficial to the people. The mis-
takes that have come from maintain
ing men in power longer period
than two terms, have been many. II
is the wise course to pursue to have
change at the end of the two term
period This is the position taken
by President Roosevelt and held by
every man of consequence since the
days of Washington.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

Word has gone to every Socialist
in the county to support Judge Sulli'
van. Their claim is that If they can
elect Judge Sullivan. through the Re
publican party, It is the same as il
they gained a victory at the polls
themselves. If anyone can produce
a Socialist that has spoken one word
against the candidacy of Judge Sulli-
van. We should like to have him pro
duced The individual cannot be
found, because they are laughing
in their sleeves at the manner they
propose to fool the voters of Mesa
county
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

The campaign by the Republicans
has been carried on in this county. as
If their party voters did not know the
issues. The fact of 1t is the voters of
their party do know the issues, not
withstanding the attempt of the other
paper TO befog and cloud them, The
main issue is that the Democratic
ticket Is the best ticket ever put in
the field by that party. The next Is
sue is that they are attempting 10
run a man for third term. because
II is the order of the big five" not
withstanding that great number of
the party fought to secure the NOM
nation of another man. Another is
sue is that nothing can be shown that
has been accomplished by the Repub-
lican party. In the five years that il
has had control of the revenue. We
have no court house worthy the name
no roads built of permanent nature,
and nothing tangible accomplished
after term of years that the Repub-
lican party has been in power. 1t is
time and II will be healthful for the
interests of the public for a change.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

1t is strange that the lawyers OF
considerable repute. practicing at the
Mesa county bar. have no fault to
find with Judge Stevens. 1t is said
that Judge Caswell considers thar
Judge Stevens most admirably fulfills
the duties of the law judge of this
district. The principal antagonists
to Judge Stevens are Henry r. Rhone
and n. f. Coles. This latter state
ment ought to be sufficient for any
one to see the animus back of their
opposition.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

chairman of the Democratic county
central committee wiped the earth
with Henry R. Rhone and City Attor-
ney Coles, at the meeting of the Plat
eau Valley Cattle association. 1t
shows to what lengths man will go
who will hawk about through the
county on a campaign mission. case
wherein he was defeated in the
courts. Had the case been in any other
hands anyone knows that there NIGH
have been a different verdict. Mr.
Rhone's clients can hardly be fiatter
ed by the use he is making of the
caSe.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

Here is slight calculation to
make. II II cost S275.00 to the DEM
ocratic state central committee to Sc
cure train for less than day for
the purpose of Bryan's short tour.
what is it costing to maintain the
train. known rs the prosperity spec
ial." That train has already been
out over n week and 1t will remain
out until Saturday night. n period of
about ten days. Approximately the
train will cost 100000 a day and for
ten days. $3.000.O0 Now Mr. Vot-
err are you really so gullible that you
will believe that the Republican state
central committee puts up that
money. Not one cent of it. In the
first place IT is either given to the
committee free of charge by the rail,
roads. in return for their reduction
of assessment or it is paid by the al
lied predatory corporations.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

The very cold blooded admission
of the Republican party organ that II
was necessary for the party to have
the clerk, treasurer and sheriff. in
those offices, TO do work to carry the
elections, is statement that might
bear investigation. Those officers
have no more right. in their official
positions to favor the Republican
party. so far as their official duties
are concerned, than they have to ia
vor the Democratic party. The prln-
cipal arguments advanced by the spell
binders of the opposition is that 1t is
good for hundreds of votes to have
their officers in charge of those of
iicials. If this is a fact then the organ
of the party admits that underhand
work is and has been done to carry
the elections in the past and the
same power must be secured in the
future.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

1t is to be hoped that the confess
sion of the existence of the big five"
organization of the Republican party
of this city may reach every voter
in Mesa county. before the day of the
election. Every Republican voter
should be made to understand that he
is mere puppet in the workings of
his party. All the work that he can
do, is to put in an appearance at con-
ventions. which conventions are usu-
ally fixed in advance of his coming.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

The leaders of the Republican
party are dependent solely upon one
thing for success for their ticket
the natural Republican majority in
the county. They do not presume to
make the fight upon the fitness of
their candidates, but simply on the
premise that because the party has
naturall majority. If the voters
stand pat they can elect their ticket
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

Fruita will roll up no majority for
Treasurer Williams this time, or in
fact for any other candidate on the
Republican ticket. That is a banner
Democratic district and 1t will show
its colors in this election. The Dem
ocracy will carry that precinct by q
handsome majority and will have a
small majority in the old Allen dist
rict precinct, which has been so large.
ly Republican heretofore.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

Desperate efforts are being made TO
save Judge Sullivan, through su-
preme effort being made in the Plat
eau valley. Henry X. Rhone, 1t is
now said, Is out for him. If that
support does not kill him, we don't
know what would.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

Every candidate on the Democrats
ticket should be elected to Office
Man for man they size up a much
higher average than do the Repub-
!ican candidates. We could not, If
we would, make such an admission as
did the other paper that 'man for
man theip ticket is Just as good as the
Democratic ticket for the Democrat
ic ticket is man for man far better
than the ticket of the opposition.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

From the very heavy effort, report
ed as being made by the Hon. A. B.
Hoyt at Palisade. he should have a
little campaign book with string
attached. when he undertakes to dis
cuss the issues of the campaign, be
fore an Intelligent public.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

That editorial that appeared in this
paper a short time ago, headed n
Renegade Lawyer" seems to have
hit the bulls eye. There have been
no more learned discussions upon the
Mesa county District court and the
adverse decisions of Judge Stevens,
appearing in that paper.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

Representative: DIR. s. P. GREEN
Fruita. Colo.
Sheriff: CHA5. F. SCHRADER,
Grand Junction, colo.
Clerk: A. N. BUCKLIN.
Grand Junction, Colo.
Treasurer NJ. NJ. SHORES.
Grand Junction, Colo.
Commissioner Second District:
FRANK NJ. BURGER,
Palisade. Colo.
Judge: L. X. BYERS.
Grand Junction. Colo.
Assessor: Thomas B. PITTS.
Mesa, Colo.
Superintendent of Schools:
PROF. ]. w. THOMPSON
Palisade. Colo.
Surveyor: CHAS. W. HASKELL
Grand Junction. Colo.
Coroner: DR.. C. B. MASSER,
Frulta, Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01
OPENING CONTINUED.

On account of the inclement wea-
ther today we will continue our open
ing Friday November second. With
the same musical program.
THE LA COSTE DRY GOODS CO. e.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

The only way you can ever hope to
secure anything in the Republican
ranks is to become a member of the
big five" This the Republican organ
acknowledges very flatly and brutnlly
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01
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a THE WEATHER.

The Maximum temperature
yesterday was 6S degrees. The
minimum was 40 degrees. Pre-
cipitation during the twenty
four hours ending this morn
ing. trace. Tonight cloudy and
: cooler with local rain, Fair
Friday.
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The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01

1t is said that william weiser. the
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-01
THE DAILY SENTINEL
l.. N. BUNTING. Editor and Prop.

Entered at the postoffice in Grand
Junction, Colo, as I'd class matter.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20
FL BILL De GUAN|cA

Con motive del memorial que 800
y pico de vecinoa do Guanios dirigie"
ron Ala Ckmara de Dalegados pidien-
do su constItuci6n en- Municipio, 10
ComIsl6n de Corporaclonsa municipa'
les, & 10 cual pss6 4 irforme, ha pre-
sentado un bill paraseg tegar de Yau-
co dicho barrio y constitutrlo ca Mu.
nicio de te-cera clase.
Segdn datos traidos Ia vista por
10 Comisl6n de Corpor&ciones, rssulta
que hsy muchos pueb'os en- Ia isla que
no tisnsn la extension nj 10 poblscl6n
de Guknics, nj mucho menoa I'll RI
quezs; pues contribuye con la suma
de UN MILLION Y MEDIC, y 10 tercers
parts ds los Muncipios de Puerto
Rico no alcanzan q un million. A esto
SO sgrtga que Ia propia Jurisdiction
de Yauco, q que Guanics pertsnece,
solo contrlbuye con tres m!llonas, de
don ie reEulta que G .a1icA carga con
10 mitad de lA contribution, no obs
tsnte 10 cual, ell Ayuniamiento de Yau-
co siene dea aatendido aquel poblado ta
importante, en- el que no gastA mas
que unos dos mil dollars 81 aho.
Alegan, adenaS los veclnos de
GutpicA, que tisnsn ell msior puerto
de la isls; que sllf sc ha fandado la
mayor central Szucarera; que aquel
vtio fa6 elegtjo por los prim ttvos
colopisadores para fludar Ia segunds
pobls con de Ia coionla y que tambien
10 eligi6 el eierclto americana pers
~ desemharque.
El bill ha pasado va imprimir-
ae, , muy pronto sc pondrS q discu
si6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20
ia Illustration Artlstica

Publication la mas economical del
mundoI
Loa cinco tomos laiosamense 90
Gil cusdsrnados correspondent q ella Bi
bliotsca Iluatrada
Un n6mero semanal del peri6dico
<La Ilustraoi6n Artfstica.s
Un Nuns sro quincenal de eel Salon
de 10 Moda,S
Todo por noventa causavos men
suAlss,!l
Sc suscrlhe en- la AgenGla General
dc T Slrsgasa y c., Ponce, 2. R, y
sub Ageuses Victor NJ. Marin, ArecI.
DO. Francisco Segura, San Justo 10,
San Juan, P, r. y denas sub Agsn.
tes eu la isla de Puerto Rico, Vieques
y Repdb'ica DominicanA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20
A LOS UAI0N|STAS
81 hombra qls rife,

Junta Central Directiva dc Ia Union
de Puerto Rico. -Setretaria
Por Aclerdo de Ia prssidencla, &c
amplia hAsta el dia % del presents
mes, sl plazo dado por 10 Junta Cen.
tral & las Locales lie Ia Isls, para que
envien las ermiendas que estlmen per
Glnensea al Regiamento provisions! de
Ia colecMvidad.
Veneida dichs ampliaci6n, % pro
ceders & 10 confederation de las on
miendGs propuestas, estimandose 90
mo opinion favorable al Reglsmento
tal como estz re iactado, la de las
Jurtla Locales que no hsyan presen
tado modifcaclones.
San Juan, P. r. Fsbrsro 10 de 1906.
PEDRO DE ELZABURU.
Secretsrio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20
CRON|cAS {SPEC|ALES PARA "LA DEMOcRAC|A'
(POR Raj AEL CONTE.)
New York, Febrero, 1906,

i espectaeulo profano, algo afi como I'm
teatro, donde hay que pagsr para en-.
trar, y donde los asientos de p}atea 70
cotizan mas alto preoio que los ban
COS del <paraisos.
Nsturalmerta, que cuando no acu-
de pdblico esas festas religiosss,
the church deja de gansr dinero, y @,to
como es log 60 suponer, no conviene
& los sefiores ministries,
Para evitar que eutos sufran Clos
pob 'ectos sc han dictado leyea es-
pecisles, que prohihen toda sss de
es psotfculos los domingos.
E1 invierno sa clausuran los tea
tros; en- verano los psrq4e, dc hssa
ball.
Todos los otros dIas permanecsn
abiertos, y los rcos, que puadeu absn
donsr aus quehsceres q cua'quiera
hora, essan, por consigutente, en- dis
poaicion do divertIrse durante In se
mana. Los pobres jornaleros, en-
csmbio, que tisneu que llegAr d sus
taleres las slets de 10 maf1aua Y
permsnscea en- ellos hasta daspues dc
puesso sl sol, no pueden tsner un dis
dc expansion, porque el domingo, que
60 el doico do que diponen, 10 enc len.
tr an todo cerrado.
La vida para esos infelic,s 80 re
ducs 4 trabsisr Somo baRtias y a ir OIL
clturch,
pero...... n6, miento hay slgu-
mas divsrsiones los domingos; las voy
q enumerar: carreraa dc autom6vIles,
lawa tennis goif, 90 decr, passtlem
pos de gicoa.
Los pohrss tisnen que conformar
90 con leer on los peri6dicos las des
cripciones do los matches dc golf y ten
mis-, por 10 que 4 los automobiles
respects, bastants que hacer tienen
con evitsr que los aplAatsn.
Nv
Y cuenta 10 leysnda que este eu
un pals eladiviaibles,
&Wtih liberty and justice for all -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20

No exlstan en- el mundo leyes mas
estdpidAs q injlstas que las del esta'
do de NV York
Tai parece que han aldo hschai
con 81 preconcebido prop6sito deexas'
perar al pueblo, ca decir, las m ssas,
al verdadaro pusblo que trahaia y su
frs mlentras gozsn rfen los h'los
falicss dc Mistrss Fortuna.
Los primitlvoa leglsla1ores neo'
yorklnoa eran, sin duds, descsndien
tes en- Inca recsa dc los puritanos dol
eMayhowr,s porque solo asf So OK oil
ca cue redsctarau un c6digo que mas
que ley de un estado civllIzado pnrece
una T&b!s del Sioai
Ea bien sabido que los smericanos
(por 10 genera'l 9 son fAnasicoa rell-
gioaos en- grado supsrlativo, 10 cual
90 grave, 6 aparentsn serlo, 10 cual
es peor.
Aqpi todo SO dob!egs y humtlla
ante <ths church.s
La iglesia es oil poder mas formi-
doble que exlsts on 6Ate pafs. Auta
ella tiemblsn todos los dsmas poderes.
Hasts 10 prensa enmudece dc espanto
cuando sa traits de algdn ssunto re-
laeionado con ethe church.s
Un peri6dico americana puede ser
capss de lamar ladr6n 81 Presidents
de 10 Repdblica, pero no 40 atreve ia
& aplicar un califcativo un tsnto du'
ro q un ministro del Stfo
Y sl clero, como 90 natural, rlge
y gobierna.
De ahf que las lsyes seau las msa
estG pidas 8 injustau que exlston en- ell
mundo.
Como que por 10 Constitution fe'
deral Ia iglesis y el estado estsn COM
plstamenta separados; las dnlcas rem
tas con que cuenta el elemento ecle.
siastico para vivir son las que perci-
ban on forma de <limoknsss 6 contri.
buciones voluntarlas 70 no volunta-
rias) do parte de los fslsz.
I'm tem plo americana do cualq uier
religion que sea, ca una especie de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20
CARTAS DETENIDAS,

Monsiear Angel, Maria Arroyo, Juan
pslasco, BENZ. r. Berry, Agassln Be
nit.z, FeIfcata Boirltt &, aerminis Bfaut
A. G. Casses, Jol6 Carri6n, HendriCk k
Chriatianseu, Narciso CorDmalsy, Euile
Colunom, JoI6 Colltz), Cruz San
chez Cuadrs, Charles y. Gutter, Ma.
ria Cuascut, Cruz Delgado, Juan Del
uado, Antonio Dlsz, Ez:quiel Ifaz,
Juan Dcmtrgss, Edwsrdo Dotil, Pc
ssr e. Donchue, Doubobin, Helena
Duncan, Norris EngliEh, Emelis San
tisgo Fernando, JoGe Flgueros, Ana
Eli.s Fraser, Amalia Carols, Amsdm
Garsis, Jacinto Gomez, JcIe Simeon
Come James G Iildford, Lizzie He
ller, E. G. Horton William A Jack
rsu. Charles JuAire, Catalina Larsen,
Cs.slina LHrsen, Msnuel j. LsauiE,
Fsllcita MADEIRA, Enrique Marques,
Leon Martyr, Roarigao MARTINEZ,
Belintina Medina, D Mc keaa, E, E,
Nc Kinney, Eloiss Fernaudez More
no. Juank Monaant2, Roy S. Moor,
Isidoro- Molina, Mary MoEIor3 Paeb
Mufoz, Fernando Nos, Polo Q tizl Pa
rrachine , Ca, Don Pepe. a PERT,
F.W Pickles, Arturo Poncs de Lsor
3 cartas, Pillar Qdilonss, EdT ard
Rivera, Calman Rivera, EusiGqui ri
vera, Rita Rivers, Ramon Rodriguez,
s1tutina Rosario, Ramona ssntisge,
Easr sarrox, JAn, L, simpsou, n c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20
ENSEAANzIS
Prediction de Ia IIuvia. In
fIuencia de las flores y
de los animaIes.
LOS ExClTANTEs
Para ganar batallas. ~-Ras-
gos del Mariscal Caeseler.
Consejo a sus soldados.
Los ExClTANTEs

LI0Uerd;
81 la cal6adula tlene sus flores
abiertas
81 el trebol se endsrezs.
Silas lcmbricss de terra salen On
eantidad-
81 las aves dc corral, psrdices Y
gorriones, corretean en- 10 terra le
vantando polvo.
81 los patos y los gsnsoa vuelsn
do aqu( para ALA y 90 3 .bul!ea en-
ell sgua.
81 los borregos y Ia csbras sal
tan y 90 tiran OIL suelo,
81 las abejss Sc s.ejan d. las col.
menas.
81 las golondrioas vuelan rapi
dameDte socando al suelo
Se puede c0ntdr coa buen tienapo:
si 10 rosa de isric6 reuue y con-
srse sus ramas.
81 Ia t6rtola arfulla !en.amsrte.
81 los murc'e e'agos vie an en- gran
ldnero.
81 les cuerv~s gr:zla1 por la
mi Il snaY
81 loa mosqutos 30 raunen & Ia
puesta del sol y forman nubes espe
sss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20
Para gandr bdtQllds:

Para g0ndr bdtQllds;
I "a r9vista alemana t'tulada El
Alemda, ACADIA dc publican un ar!i,u
10 en el cual So aseglra que oil Maris
cal Caeaeler recomtenda Ia t;mperan-
cia a la tropa y loa ofciales.
III antigua comandants dol 16q
cuerpo, no pusds conformarse con vi
vir la vida civil, tsnto, que su placer
cons!ate en- reunir & los nif)s de la
region de Freinw aide y darles leccionos
pracsicas dc toqogrsfis, organic sndo
entire ellos servicios mtlisares, 8 con.
sandoles sus hschos de armasy ma.
rraadoles laa bstallas dc Gravslotte v
st. Prlvat
Una vez hablando d. su gran ex
periencia sohre el csmp3 de hatalls,
diio:
Els un error Greer que OIL alcoh 81
60 IN ex;ltauks. Blsn oil co 1trario;
exserda ffsics y moralmente 90 una
de las cauaas de los cssos de fatigas
sxtremadas y de insolacion, las que
gsreralmente no atacan q los hombres
que marchAn sin hscer libaciones de
tguar lieate, cary zaG vino.
Ea un h?ch) oonocldo que ell Ma
Fiscal CAaseer no ha louado nunca
vino, ysi o guas vez llen5 su cops de
cham cagne, 81 ifA del aaato de uu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20
PUNTOS F|L|P|NOS
e proceso kabiIing.-La pc.
ma de azotes en- las escue-
Ias'-Protsstas yarias.
De RODILLAS
De RODILLAs
Altivez de nino y altivez de
hombre, ,-El azots permi-
lido 4 Ia policia.

FL suceso de O:mok, del cual df
cuenta & mis- lectorss.e en- uno de los On.
teriorss sPuutos ilipinoss, sigue ocu-
pando 10 atsr ci6n de aquel pals, y ha
dado margsn una question de azotss
Ya sabsn ustsdes que Kabiling, un io.
ven de II afios dc edad, di6 muerte con
un cortap!umas & 81 professor que era
am sricano. E proceso 10 debatsIactual.
mente On los tribuna|es de iusticia de
Manila, y todos los c7mpaheros de
colsgio de Kabilipg declaran que sl
professor fue el primero en agredir oil
alumno. Resulta I'm case parecido al
que ocurri6 on San Juan hacs va mu.
chos amos.
La question de azotes ha sido
plantsada en- Fllipinas por profesores
americanos, y no fllta uno que otro
profssor filipino que esta de scuerdo
con el julepe en- las cscuelas, pero 90
mayor 81 ndmero de profssores y de
psriodiatas que protsstan de 10 msdi
da.
Un sefor, Catalina Savilla, pro-
pone ssis clases de cassigos y seis de
premios, paro excluyendo dc los pri-
m sros al azote. El teccer csstigo 90
como aigue: sEstar de rodillas ell
alum 10 durants una hcra menoss.
Yo no essoy de acuerdo tsm ,oco
con el ndmaro 3, como tampoco 10
essoy con los dtscipulos qua dan
muerte 4 sus preceptores, aurque es-
Eos aprrez:aa ioiuatos. ri nifo que
90 acostumbra 4 estar do rodillas On
el coieglo, puele que de llegar 4 hom.
bra conslnds poniendose de rodillas
ante la TirAnla, por ejsmplo.
Tai caasigo contribuye rebaiar
oil caracter m )ral del nifo. Ensedad
& este & ser obebiente, pero alhvo,
para que 10 sea man ana como ciuda
dsno de su patria.
Podra resulsar esta nansrA de
apreciar las cosas, exelusivamenta dc
mi propiedad, un aofsms, psro 10 ex
preso ta como 10 siento. ri indivi.
duo dsbe estar siempre de pie cuando
nifio cuando hombre. Nuncs de
rodillasl
tQlereia alcsnzar perd6n de Dios?
Alzad 10 frente, invocad su augusta
nombre.
SQusreia alcanzsr iusticia de los
hombrea y de los PodereS pdblicot?
Lsvantad 10 trente, y reclamar vues
tro dsrscho.
La pena do azotes 90 ain mas re
probAda. Propussta.siqu uiera, .resulta
fnmoral. nj en- los colezios nj en- los
estab ablecimientos psnales debe ser apli
cada.
Universalmente, caai solo eata per
mitldo & los pollcfaa, como msdlds
de correction, ca casos de resistencia,
el azote contundsnte con macana.
En- cuanto los amin slss irracio-
Males, ya sabemos que el szote 90 una
necssidad. ..... mient"ss no 10 descu
bra 10 manera cienttfc4 do eiucArlos.
Y no 40 debe aplicar oil hombre 10
que 20 sp!ica 4 los antma'es.
Sc ha dicho que 10 psna dc szotea
ca esp hola, pero vemos que q muchos
smaricanos y & muchos tilipinos no les
disgusts, emo tampoco tuvo escrd
pulos en- proponerla el puert orriq quefio
/ de em2rrss..,.u
81 hOmhra dds rife,