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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13
Opening Of Season not Far
Distant.
PLAYERS WILL REPORT
In About Two Months and
Yet no Grounds.
It is up to Somebody to Get Real
Busy at Once or its Marion Park
Again Next Season.

1t takes q good strong bunch Of
sunshine and warmth to bring out
the fans in good force and the
kindness OF the weatherman today
started many tanning bee in the
city,. 4Gf
Dyed-in-the-wool fans were seen
congregated everywhere enjoying
the sunshine S pleasant warmth and
talking baseball. The history Of the
game, from the time John Darmody
stuck his tr,isty right into that
red hot liner and completed the
first triple play tunassisted) that
was ever pulled off. to the last
game played here in the O-P
league and the championship Sc
ries in Chicago, was talked over
TIE fans are greatly interested
in the make up of the team that
will represent Marion this year.
The bunch as whole looks good,
but many want to see the lads in
action few times before they
venture too much on Marion 5
chances in the pennant race. If
the locals get started we'll and
make any kind of fight for posi-.
tion near the top, the fans will be
satisfied.
The management of the loca'
team has not as yet announced Its
choice of a site for the grounds
and it looks to the fan world as
though something ought to be stir
ring ere long. Within two months
the members of the team are tc
report here for practice aud within
ten weeks the season will start.
\ The management has yet to Sc
l,lect q field, bMtd fences, stands ant
4 i diaMond, that is, unless it is thu
purpose TO play at Marion parl
another season. AS the park is tot
Far away, forbusiness men to attent
week day games and the car ser
vice too poor to accommodate,
crowds on Sundays, it seems Ger
tain that location near the cit.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13
Mr.. ALTON PACKARD
The CARTOONIS1
Will Appear in Marion
Friday Evening.
Ae Is One of the Best Known News.
paper Cartoonists in America
and Clever Humorist

In a recent interview Alton Pack
ard, the cartoonist and hrmorist
said: 81 began my career of crime
as "a cartoonist on the Minneapolis
Journal III 1889. My first published
cartoon, representing Uncle Sam
sitting on the dome Of the capitol
at Washington sewing four new
stars on the flag, the new star;
representing the new states, Wash.
irgton Idaho, Montana and Ncya-
da. This cartoon won for Mr..
Packard first prize, Offered by the
Journal in cartoon contest. The
ether prize was awarded to Mr..
Bartholomew, or Bart" as he signs
his cartoons. Mr.. Bartholomew,
who still draws for the Journal,
succeeded Mr.. Packard when Pack.
ard went to Chicago, where for
some time he was, engaged in car
toon for several of The Chicago pa
Ipcrs. Packard's cartoons have APP
pcared in the Chicago Chronicle
Tribune, Saturday Blade. Cincin-
nati Commercial, Dayton Herald
New York World. Judge, Life and
numerous other publications.
Mr.. Packard appears here Fri.
day night OIL the YIN. C. A. lee
ture course.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13
NEW UNIFORMS
lssued to the Local Members of
Fourth Regiment.

There was a large attendance at
the regular weekly drill held last
evening by the members of Com
pany ID. A fine drill was enjoyed,
new blue uniforms issued and new
lockers given TO The members of
the LEGAL command.
Although no definite word has
been received by the officers of
the Marion company it is pretty
generally understood in Ol:b mill
tary circles that the Fourth Ohio
will be chosen as one of the two
Ohio regiments to represent the
Buckeye state at the jamestown ex-
position. The trip will make a
mcst enjoyable outing for the Mar
ion boys. ~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

eDed and attempted to kill his wife
who had refused to live with him. /.
When the Marshal was taking the
prisoner from the Mayors office to
tho jail he broke away and ran. In
response to the officers cry to halt,
the prisoner said, "Shoot me,
would rather die than SO to the
workhouse," and the officer shot.
Runkle was today removed from
Moral to the hospital department
Of the Columbus work house, where
he will remain until the wound Is
healed, when he will serve the term
In the workbousc.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

within reach Of the local car lines,
will be chosen.
The base ball proposition looks
good this year in Marion and it is
predicted that more interest will be
taken in the game than ever be.
fore. When the management gets
busy and builds its park then will
the roo,ers be satisfied and pre-
pare to give tho team loyal support
throughout q season of l4O games.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13
SOCIETY
and

The Ten A club was nicely enter
tlincd yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank Paddock, Of Farming street
The time was spent with embroidery
work and dainty refreshments were
|served. Mrs. NJ l.. Paddock and
Mrs. Charles Bausinger vert the
guests Of the cldb.
The club will be entertained in
two weeks by Mrs. Frank Wilhelm,
,. Glrard avenue.
A very delightful social occasion
was the annual dance of the Drlids
Circle held in the lodge halls
Tuesday evening. About one hun
died of the mcnlbcrs and friends
OF the order assembled in the halls
at 8 O'Clock and the program OF
the evening opened with grand
march led by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Esscr. The Deutscher Bund orehes.
tara rendered the music.
During an intermission iii the
dancing a delicious three course
luncheon was served.
At her home on Wood street
Mis- Ruth Davis was pleasantly
surprised last evening in honor OF
her fourteenth birthday mniver
sa,y. Miss Davis had been invited
TO the home, Of a relative for din
ner and during her absence he,
friends gathered at The home anf
upon her return most agrecably
smppGed her.
The hours were spent in game
iof various kinds. The hostess re
ceived a number of pretty pres
ents, gifts from her friends. Ele
CANT refreshments added to til,
lpleasurc df the occasion.
Those present were Misses Ion,
McMasteIs, lillian Hood, Grac,
King, Mary Collins Christina Neid
illardt. Lris Tobin Glenna Tobin
Ruth Tobin, Demona Davis, Iren,
Miller, Della Herling and. DALI
johnson. Masters George Hullz
| George Warner, Floyd Pickering
Ralph Morcy and Emmett Webb.
Miss Cstkasyipe Smith 4 Of Do,
Moipes, Iowa VIII givo tslk .,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13
Brief ,11snticn


The w. F.eM. s. of Epworth
church will meet Thursday after
noon at 2 O'Clock in the church
parlors. An -intcresiing program
will be given and music rendered
by Rev. and Mrs. c.. T.. Rowley.
At her home on Ballentine Av.
enue. Mrs. Mary Jacobs raffled OF
a beautiful quilt Tuesday night.
Mrs. Daniel Lawrence. of Fair
ground street, held the lucky number
125 that drew the quilt.
The county commissioners will let
the contract for the construction
Of the Blundige bridge IN Waldo
township at noon tomorrow. This
will DE the second largest bridge
in the county.
Interest in the revival at the
Central Christian church is stead
| lily increasing. The subject tonight
Iof Rev. B. c.. Piatts sermon is
"The Dead Line" Come ont and
hear him. All are invited.
The Kelly room on North Main
street, in which M. j. Burke con-
ducts saloon. was sold this week
lby P. Kelly and others to Robert
Cohn, Of Pittsburg. The considera.
ton Is given as $1,000.
AT his home Oh jefferson stree
Ed. Millisor underwent delicat,
operation Wednesday morning per
formed by DR.. Frank Young. Th'
patient is resting nicely late thu
afternoon. siA
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13
INTERESTING PROGRAM
Will be Rendered by the Queen
Esther Circle.

The Queen Esther Circle of Ep-
worth NJ. T.. Church, will hold its
regular monthly meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Fred Carhart of E.
Church street. Thursday evening.
The following program will be
rendered:
Devotional Exercises.
Paper, "The Immigrant Problem. 4"
Miss Carrie Balm.
Paper--Miss Edna Rodgers.
Queen Esther Prophesy Miss
Zella Mann.
Business. -s.l~
Social. so - % 4st 8t..tp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

seeing the same quality of art as
displayed by her years ago, we're
probably disappointed. But Mod
jeska, even though quite aged, Is
still Modjeska, the great actress,
and the majority of patrons were
pleased. The tragedy was well
staged and her support was Tor the
most part very etrong.
Madame Modjeska long has stood
at the head of her profession. She
has ever striven TO elevate the plane
OF her art, to give the theater its
deserved high place among the insti-
tutions of the world. She has al
ways held to her ideals and ambi-
tons, even at times when ideality
aud ambition were not appreciated :.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13
MRS. CARRIE DUNBAR
Is Committed to the Ohio State
Hospital Wednesday.

Mrs. Carrie Lee Dunbar, of Or
lchard street, was committed to the
Ohio State Hospital by the Probate
Court this morning The affidavit
charging that she was suffering
from a mental disorder was fled by
her husband, John Dunbar The
unfortunate lady has been in III
health for. some time and q short
while ago underwent an operation
In the hope q restoring her to her
usual health. However, the opera,
Ition did not have the desired Of,
/ fact and the sheri6 VIII ,tRke 1lsx:
Dunbar 70 columbut IN Svsntas
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13
MARSHAL WINGS
FLEEING PRISONER
Benjamin Runkle Shot in
Back at Moral.
Makes Attempt to Escape From vii.
lage Marshal Who When Told
to Shoot, Did Shoot.

Benjamin r Runkle, formerly re-
siding In this city and employed at
the Majestic hotel, was shot in the
back, while attempting to escape
from Marshal G. NJ. McClain, at
Moral Monday evening. The
wound was not serious.
Runkle mad Deen arrested and ar
raigned before the Mayor Of Nor
raj and fned 800 and sentenced to
81 days in the Columbus work
house on a charge OF having threat
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13
Special Sale of Music

will offer for one week one
thousand sheets of fifty cent music
lat DC per copy, and will present to
amy school chift beautiful little
|song book free Call at
aNfYNttun G. Il. PERRY'S
Opera House Block. Music Store.
|2-12-3t AlFhs
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

"Plneules" (non-alcoholic) made
from resin from our Pine Forests,
used for hundreds OF years for Blad-
der and Kidney diseases. Medicine
for thiry days. s1.00. Guaranteed.
Sold by Flocken's Drug Store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13
LOW PACIFIC COAST RATES

From March 1st to April 30tb, tina
Erie r. X. will have tickets on
sale daily at very low rates to the
Pacific Coast and intermediate
points. For further information,
apply to l.. e. Nebcrgall, Erie AZ.
snt, or write
O. L. ENOS. ,,ess
Tray Pass Agt
|2-l2-22teod Marion, Ohios
- gllGs j. = '
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

The most acceptable of all val
entines Is box Of nice fresh cut
flowers or blooming plants select
ed from +. T.. Dlake's unexcclled
stock 1875 West Center.
2-il-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13
Piles Cured in 3 told DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed
to cure any case OF itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles, in to
IA days or money refunded. soc.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13
CROWDED HOUSE
GREETS MODJESKA
Shakespeare's Great Tragedy
macbeth" is Enjoyed.
The Portrayl of.Lady KaqbHth" by
the Great Actress }Jas
App''''sW1

In Shakespeare's lfsfeE tyagedy.
Macbeth" Madame = Hf,sQR \ Mod
jeska and an exceiles{ ~ kborting
company appeared at NE %Gnd last
night before on the~of e largest
audiences Of the season
Considering her long ,,xears--thlrty
or them--in service On the stage,
the work Of Madame Modjeska. In
the character OF Lady Macbeth, was
all that could have been expected,
She Is an aged woman, aud those
who went with the expectation Of
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

Mis- Csthaaina Smith Of pey
Moines, Iowa. VIII sivo Z tslk Or
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-01-04

acabado del hombre celoso Y ena-
morado de su mujer.
FL marido tiene actualmente
ochenta amos y Lorenza setenta y
dos.
Y es el case que al cabo de Sc
senta amos de un amor nunca in
terrumpido, Lorenza, que esta ago
nizando, llama d sn esposo, & innn-
dados de lagrimas los ojos le dice:
Hace mas de medic siglo que
tepgo sobre mi eonciencia el repo-
SO de I'm remordimiento, 4 causa
de una falta cometida contra IT..
Some hace muchos amos que una
noche 81 torero aquel que muri6
en- la Plaza, ME daba nm beso en-
Ia boca y que no le opuse resisten-
cia alguna.
Apenas hubo acaoado dc hablar
la moribunda, Lorenzo Sc puso en-
blanco como q sudario que estaba
va preparado para la pobre ancla-
ma.
Al mismo tempo lanzo un So
llozo de dolor J de indignation, le
castanetearon los dientes Y tuvo
que apoyarse en- la cabecera de la
CANA para no caerse.
exclamo Lorenza, II Esta
es la primera y Ultima vez que te
hago sufrir de yeras, mi adorable
Lorenzol Pero va gue tanto dano
te ile heeho, quierO darte por mi
mislpa mano el rem edio y 70 au.
plico que 10 utilices antes de que
exhale el dltimo suspiro 81 deseas
que muera contenta y satisfecha.
Lorenza sac6 debaio de la almo-
hada una navajo, SO la do con una
mano d su marido, mientras que
con la otra Sc descubria ell pecho.
\ Lorenzo cogio eI arma, y por
tres veces la hundi6 en- medic del
corazon de su mujer, mientras la
infeliz SO morfa inurmurando la
copla vaIenciana y miranda 4 su
marido con sus grandes y angeli-
Gales ojos.
JUAN RIoHEPIN.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-01-04
Revision de los rs.
tatutOS de NuevO
Mexico.

Dice "El Independence, de
Las Vegas, y con iusta raz6n, que
ban transcurrido diez amos desde
que las leyes de Nuevo Mexico
fu6ron por Ultima vez recopiladas
en- un todo tan homogeneo como
sudiversidad permitia, y en- ninglin
tempo han sido revisadas despues,
y como resultado hay sobre lao IL
bros estatutorios del Territorio
muchas leyes anomalas, estatutos
decretados para hacer frente 4 cie-
rtas necesidades que dc ent6nces
aca SO han disipado, 8 para cubrir
ciertas contingencies y condolences
que no es probable Sc levanten de
nueyo. Por esta razon, las leyes
Recopiladas dc 1897 han sido lla-
madas un fardo de nconsistencia,
8 peor de absurdos. Es a veces d.
ficil hasta para un jues de paz 4
m procurador general decir 10 que
realmente es la ley que cubre nm
cierto punto controversial. Que este
les debido tanto i fslta de havelidad
en- los legislatures del pasado como
al aumentc de las leyes Y al cara,
cter fiaginentario de legislacion
por legislatures arceslvas, 4 esfue.
RIOS para remendar les ialtas de-
predecessors & para redondear sus
ideas legislatiyas, es tanlbien cierto,
y muy pocos estados no hallan ne
sesario recopilar sus leyes 4 inter-
valos comparativanente frecuentls.
Las cortes declararan las leyes in
validas; pondran a elias interpre-
taciones que no intentaban sus au-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-01-04
Yieia Ley.

Hipocrita y cobarde el que obedece
ciegamente al que manda- Vii esclavo
en- las cadenas de opreci6n perece,
pero el que duda y Sc revela, crece
y alienta libre como alienta el bravo
Dios hizo al hombre, y 10 formo insumiso
al darle volutad inteligencia,
y fu6 Adam un esclabo manumiso,
que en- yez de la abyecci6n del paraiso
busc6 la libertad de la conciencia.
No habra humanidad sin este acto
que fue de REBELLION el mas sublime
y puso al hombre en- intimo contacto
con la natuIaieza, hacienda el pacto l
de luchar contra todo 10 que oprime.
DrAz MrR0N.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-01-04

torres, y NADIA es mas errdneo que
Ia idea de que una yez estando una
ley fila ssrii estable en- su signifi-
cado en- Ia interpretation dada
ella por las cortes.
No hay en- Ia atualidad en- MIN
guna otra comunidad de Ia union
una collection de estatutos tan OK
celente y que con tantas veras ne
cesiten de recobilacin y revisido
como los estatutos de Nuev0 Mex
leo por los cuales cada persona do
la comunidad Sc supone que regnla
su conducta diaria. Apenas hay m
Official 8 ciudadano que en- Ia tran
saccion de negocios Q en- sus rela-
clones al estado, no quebrante una
ley que es absolutamente ignorada
hasta por los tribnnales. Esto no es
como debia ser; produce desprecio
de las cortes y de Ia Icy. Fl RENE
dio es 0imple y esta en- las nianos
de la asemblea Legislative. Uno de
los primeros deberes della. Assem-.
blea Legislative 37ma deber ser
proveer no solamente para la reco-
pilacion sino para la coinpleta re-
visacion de los estatutor de Nuevo
Mexico. La obra debe ser puesta
en- manos de una comision compe-
tente que trabaJe y no Sc entrcten-
ga; una conision compuesta de
hombres reconocido como notables
en- su profession J que haran el ira
imJo de revisaci0n con plenitnd, sin
ningun espiritn ieouoelasta de de-
sateDcion la volnntaa popnlar.
segun expresaea poF asagnbleas lv-
legislativas anterioTes, pero no Il
mida en- el negocio qe eliminar ab-
surdos, extirpando contradicclones
Y dando a Nnevo Mexico un c6digo
de leyes que 50 mantenga como un
modelo de homogeneidad y sabi-
duria.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-01-04

nes. Sc tiene Ia fuerza de volun-
tad bastante para sostener a q, pa
ra veneer su genial apatia y hacer
ejercicio, llevan mucho adelantc
para curar su recargo do grasa y
aligerar su cuerpo abrumado. El
uso de aguas minerales purgantes
facilitan mucho la curacion. Los
obesos ricos pueden permitirse 81
lujo de If d pasar una temporada
d una estaci6n balnearia; pero no
es Indispensable, pues, 10 repeti-
mos, 81 ejercicio corporal y la SUI
preston de alimentos grasosos fe
culentos y azucarados, son la base
de la cnraci0n.
DIR. PoRFIRIo PARRA.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-01-04
Ell Taos Hall.

Este salon, completamente re-
tornado y decorado con cortina-
ies, nuevo sistema de luz, etc. Sc
arrenta, va sea para bales de ca
sorios, bales particulares de nego-
clio, fnnciones u otra cIase de di-
versiones, i precios sumalnente
equitatiyos y razonables.
Para bales de casorios, Sc arren
ia por cinco pesos y So adorna el
salon con flores y luz brillante.
Dirjanse a Jose Montaner.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-01-04
No Habra EStadO
Para NuevO Me-
XiCO.

shington dice 10 que sigue:
@Washington, Die. %. Que
Nuevo Mexico no sera admitidc
como estado hasta despu6s dc Ia
election presidential ahora Sc
considera cierto, aunque 81 Sena-
dor Teller introdujo IN proyectc
para su admission y Sc anuncia que
una partida de ciudadanos promi-
nentes del territorio estaran aqui
para empnjar el proyecto luego
despues que 50 reuna el Congreso
en- Enero.
Los jefes republicanos estan
oponi6ndose d la medida y Sc cree
que los miembros republicanos
hecharan abajo la medida casi por
unanimidad case que sea sometida.
La election recienteen Nuevo Ne
xico estuvo muy re1ida y los sos
tenedores de las policfas dominan-
tes temen I'm desliz delnocratico,
tai como ocurri0 en- Oklahoma en-
election para delegados 4 la con
vencion constitutional. La pro
posicion para admitir a Nueyo
Mexico como estado separado y
anexar 4 Nevada no Sc toma como
s6ria, J en cualesquiera eyento no
habra estados nueyos hasta despu6s
de la proxima election presiden-
cial; este fu6 decidido por los re-
publicanos 81 ellos 10 pueden evi-
tar y probablemente pueden."
va sabfamos mas 8 menos que
el desliz democratico durante Ia
Ultima election general tendria de
causar consternaci6n entire los re-
presentantes y senadores republi-
canos del Congreso, como tambien
entire los jefes del partidO repu-
blicano.
Nosotros 10 sentimos Y como
republicanos no nos sentimos bien
con el canbio, y mucho menos
cnando 10 mismo ha cauaado una
escusa para uegarnos nuestra ad-
mission.
LA culpa de ese desliz 4 quien
debe atribuirse pues9 los dem6cra-
tas estaban desorganizados y sin
vida politica en- todo 81 territorio.
No hubo mas trabaio de psrte
de ellos que Ia campa1a personal
llevada por 81 candidate democra-
tico para delegado al Congreso.
81 hay a quien culpar es al pueblo |
y no a nadie. FL pueblo sin sd
plicas de nadie, y sin la interyen-
ci6n de nadie voto como quiso y
he aqui Ell desliz.
81 tai desliz IS tornado por el
Congreso como la mejor escusa
para negarnos nuestros derechos
estamos lisios para
sovrellevar todO 10 que venga; Pc
70 hay que yer que hay estadOs
democraticos en- la union que reci-
zen de la administration nacional
todos los priyilegios, ventajas y
favores que piden del Congreso.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-01-04

perstici6nes J las tiranias que tie
ne sobre sf. Valor a Ia locomoto-
IA sagradal lYalor 4 la ciencial
Valor a la tilosofial Yalor 4 la
prensal
VICToR HUGo.
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La Libertad
de la Prensa.
DOnde Esta Interceptada l.
Prensa Libre, FaIta La
Civilization.

La Prensa es la claridad de
mundo social, y en- todo 10 que es
claridad, hay aIgo de la Providen-
cia.
El pensamiento es mas que IN
secreto, es alimento mismo de-
hombre. Quien pone obstdculos
en- 81 penaamiento, atenta al hom.
bre mismo.
Hablar, escribir, imprimir, pu-
blicar, son identidades bajo elcon
cepto del derecho; sor circulos que
ensanchan sin cesar, de la inteli-
gencia en- acci6n; son las ondas
sonoras del pensamiento.
De todos esos circulos, de todaa
esas irradiaciones del espfritu hu-
mano, el mas grande Is la Prensa,
81 diametro mismo de la civiliza-
cion.
A toda disminucidn de la liber
tad de la prensa, corresponds una
disminuci6n de Ia civilization, ALI
donde esta inrerceptada la prensa
libre, So puede decirrqae estit IN
terrulnpida la nutricion del genegg
humane.
La mission de nuestro TEMPO es
canbiar los antiques Fundamentals
de la sociedad, crear el drden YER
dadero, y subsistir por todas las
facciones. En- este cambio de les
bases sociales que es ell colossal ira
bajo de nnestro siglo, nada resis-
to la prensa, aplicacidn de fuer-
"a de transaction al absolutismo, a
las aglomeracl6n dc hechos y de
ideas mas refractarias
La prensa es la fuerza. sPor
que9 Porque es la inteligencla.
Is la trompeta viva que toea la
diana a los pueblos, que anuncia
en- alta voz el advenimiento del de-
recho, que no toma en- cuenta la
noche, sino para saludar la aurora
que adivina 81 dia y advierte el
inyierno.
En- 81 siglo en- que vivimos no
hay salvaci6n sin libertad de la
prensa. Stu ella, falsa via, nall-
Tragic 8 desastre por doquiera.
Con Ia prensa libre no hay error
possible, nj vacilaci6n, nj titubeo,
en- la marcha huinana. En- medic,
de los problemas sociaIes esas pla-
zoletas sombrias, la prensa es ell
dedo indicator Ninguna nicer
tidumbre; i'd al ideal, i la iusticia
y a la verdad, puss no basta mar
char sino que es precise narchar
adelante.
EN- que sentido marchaiss Ahi
esta toda la question. Simular ell
moyimiento, no es progresar; mar
car el paso sin avanzar, es buenoI
por la obediencia pasivo: pisotear
indefnidamente por el camino tri
llado, es un moviniento maquinal
indigno del gtnero humane. Ten
gamos un objeto, sepamos a don
de vamos, proporcionemos el es-
fuerzo al resultado y que en- cadai
uno de los pasos quedemos, haya
idea, y que un paso Sc encadene
I6gicamente con el otro, y que des-
pues de la idea venga la soluci6n
= que en- pos del derecho venga la {
victoria. La indesici6n del movi-
niento denuncia el vacio del de- ]
'echo. Querer y no querer, ahay
llgo de mas miserable9
lCual es Ell auxiliar del patriota! {
"a Prensa. 3Cual es eI espanto
lei cobarde y del traidorI Lal
'rensa.
Sc que la prensa es aborrecida
zero de ALI ma raz6n para querer- (
IA donde val IA donde arras :
ra 4 la ciyilizaei6nl IA donde| (
leva a los pueblos ese remoIcador
,oderoso9 FL tdnel es largo, obs l
iuro y terrible, pues Sc puede de-
Iir que la humanidad esta todavfa
,ajo la terra tanto Ia enyuelve ylr
a aplasta la materia; tan espesaz 2
S ia boveda que forman las SUI Z