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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
"Vote As You PRAY"

Brother, sister, friend, when with
uplifted hands you pray. City King
dom come, Thy will be done on
earth as it is in Heaven" do you
mean what you say? II YOU
do, then you are compelled to vote
(work, strive, labor) towards ma
king this world as clean and as pure
as heaven.
If you desire His Kingdom to come
on earth, it is up to you to help to
answer your own prayers by going
out and casting your vote right on
the Goth Of May. Tobacco. snuff,
cigarettes, alcohol are the worst enc
mics to mankind that are in the
world today. Cigarettes are sap
ping the nervous energy from the
dear boys, and filling the world with
weaklings who must soon be the fa-
theirs Of our race, and snuff is under
mining the health and poisoning the
breath OF thousands of our precious
girls who are to be the mothers of
our race, and king alcohol is stalking
around in the land and claiming it's
tens OF thousands of men of all ages
and stations of life. Ii you believe in
prohibition then it is your christian
duty to go out and vote against
liquor. It is true you can't, vote
against tobacco and snuff and
cigarettes yet awhile, but ii the good
people can win this fight and put
whiskey the greatest enemy beneath
their feet, then we will be ready two or
four years from now to take up these
other evils and drive them from the
land. All these things are evils and
must be gotten rid of, and if politi-
cal parties will not listen to the de-
mands Of the good people in their
fight for cleanliness and purity and
happiness and health, then it is the
duty of the Christian people to rise
| up in their might at the ballot box
and say just such laws must prevailin
this country even if the Christians
have to drive the. wicked law
makers and corrupt parties from
power and take their places. AS it
has been said, this is a fight
between the Christians for us on the
one side, and the power of evil on
the other. Brother, where will you
stand on that day?
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
A. PUBLIC OWNERSHIP PERIL
1t Would intreneh Corrupt Political.
Bosses Permanently In Power.

1t Would intreneh Corrupt Political
Bosses Permanently In Power.
Referring to the recent announce
ment that 5I.146 persons are on the
payroll of New York city, the Newark
Advertiser declares that in the event of
municipal ownership of street railways,
electric light and gas plants, ferries
and other public utilities the city en-
pioyees would constitute a political
army that would make a change of adj
ministratiOn impossible.
1t recalls the fact that $4,000 civ
employees in Philadelphia kept Phila-
delphia in the hands of the corrupt
Durham machine for years and only a
great popular uprising finally over
threw the CRITTERS.
IF Durham had had control If the
street railroads and other public utili-
ties i'll Philadelphia through municipal
ownership" it observes. The could have
laughed ut popular uprisings. He
would have been as absolute in his au-
thority as the car
The point is we'll taken.
In other cities the political situation
under public ownership wouia be as 1t
would in Philadelphia and New York.
Bosses may be overthrown and graft
ers turned out whenever the people
VIII 1t at present. Public ownership of
all public utilities would end this. II
would bind the people hand and foot
and f.eiive- them into the hands of no.
Iticai gra 'ssEs Long Branch On. ~
Re.Orgi
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
"The People Must Foot the Bills"

\ city of some 10000 inhabitants not
long ago decided to change its street
lighting from gas to electric and pro-
posed building Il municipal plant. The
local electric company offered to pay
$500 toward the expense of getting an
estimate by Il first class expert. with
the proyiso that it would supply lights
at a substantial reduction from the ex-
pert's estimate of what it would cost
the city to furnish its own lights. The
offer was rejected, one member of the
council voicing the general sentiment
of that body in these words:
1T doesn't make any difference what
the cost will be, the people want the
plant, and the people will have to foot
the bills
Which of the parties to this offer was
working for the best interests of the
city? When you answer don't blink the
fact that the self interest of the compa-
ny that wanted the contract was fully
balanced by the shortsighted self in
terest of the councilmen who desired
reelection.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
Didn't Even Need Rakina.

During the discussion of the Meden
bill for cheaper gas in the Michigan
legislature Congressman Legare told
the following story of cook he had
brought from home with him. She
was splendid servant, but she didn't
know anything about gas to cook with,
so he went to the kitchen with her tc
explain about the range. So that she
could see how it operated he Lit each
Of the many burners. While still ex-
planning message called him from
the kitchen, and he left her, saying, II
guess you. will find it will work all
right now, Martha" He didn't see the
cook again for four or five days; then
upon entering the kitchen he said,
"Well, Martha, how's that range do
ingF To his utter CONSERVATION she
replied: "'Deed, sir, that's the best
stove ever did see. That fire that
you kindled for me four days ago is
still a-burning, and it amt even low
cred once."-Progressive Age.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
they have prohibition now.

they have prohibition now.
8. 1t will permit the rich man in
the town to have all the whiskey HE
wants while the poor man will be I'M
able to get it, except by paying a
prohibitive price for it.
8. II this bill becomes law it abol-
ishes all local option in the commun-
tiles now governed by prohibition
laws in that it prohibits the sale alb
solutely in all parts OF the State,
thereby destroying, as long as it re-
mains ION the statute book, local
option.
10. There are sections i'm our State
in which prohibition perhaps works
well, sections where the people have
never followed the distillation of
WHISTLES. There are other sections
of the State in which orchards are
standing upon almost every farm
and where the distillation Of brandy
from fruits has been regularly fol-
lowed for generations. Now shall one
section that is not seriously affected
by the law control another section
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
In All Candor.
Fairbrother's Everything.

Regardless of the present prohibition
fight, what do you think OF the report
from Durham which reads that the last
three months there were written and
filed over three thousand prescriptions
for liquor, this being an increase over the
last three monthe OF over one thousand?
OF course the man who says prohibition
is g success when three drug stores all
over three thousand prescriptions in
three months does not speak with under
standing. And when the drug store
trade increases over third in. three
months, or, in other words, when one
thousand more prescriptions are filed
the last three months than were filed the
three months previous, we ask in all can
dor, can any one claim that nrohih;f;on
Of that kind Is a really good thing?
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21

After the election is pulled on the
26th, then We will all hear something
drop. No matter how it goes, the
vets viii see the situation, and if
there is not a rousing majority for
prohibition there win be some politics
this fall and next worth while. If
prohibition is put on the state then
the battle to LIFT it will be on. And
finally all the good accomplished by
real temperance workers in the last
twenty-five years will be lost. Well
enough had better been left alone.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
Municipal Markets In Berlin.

Municipal ownership, or municipal
trading, as 1t is termed in England,
has had several hard jolts Of late. The
most recent blow was reported last
week from Berlin, Germany, the may
or OF which city declares that owing
to the lower prices at which the depart
ment stores are now selling foodstuffs
the municipal market halls In Berlin
are being operated at loss. The ques-
ton Of leasing to private concerns
these halls. Of which there are fifteen
In Berlin, is being seriously consid-
ered.-Dry Goods Economist.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21

After this prohibition fight is over
we want to see if it will not be posi-
bic for North Carolina to take up the
dope habit and wear it to a FRAGILE.
Dope is more deadly than John Bar
leycorn because it strikes it's death
dealing blow at infants. The whiskey
business does not claim it's victims
until they have sprouted a beard.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
Nj. Q. Employees Badly Paid In Vienna.

M. o. Employees Badly Paid In Vienna.
The Chicago Daily News states that
the wages of first class motorman on
the municipal street railways of Wen
ma is - cents for a twelve hour day
and that Il large number of the en-
ployees of the municipal gas works
earn barely 80 cents day. These
low wages are paid to enable the city
TO make n profit on its undertakings.
A special cable says that general
revolt against the miserable wages of
city employees is threatened.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21

The trouble with prohibition is that
it is not specific. People talk about
it and they seem to refer only to
whiskey and wine and beer. They
never get on their war paint for the
fifty-seven varieties of dope filing the
market and dope is, sending more
people direct to hell than all the 9th
er drinks. This is not speculation
it is the expression of a fact.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
Things as Fairbrother Sees Them
Fairbrether's Everything.

TdIrUF0gHer CVeryIH1
The election May Goth is to decide
whether the drug stores shall sell all
the whiskey, and the chances are that
the drug store will receive the job. If
the voters will turn out and vote
their sentiments, and not be bluffed
by orators and others, the vets will
win hands down.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
Never Operated by the City.

An electric light plant was installed
in Hudson, Wis. nineteen years ago,
but, according to the mayor. has never
been operated by the city, having been
leased successfully to various parties.
The city also contracts for the pump
ing In the waterworks, which it owns.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
a COED RuI. For corpor.tions.

a Coed dute For Corporations.
Show to the voters that you have the
interest Of Jour section at heart as
much as they have: that You are In
vesting large sums Of money in order
to serve them properly and let your
service testify for itsef.-H. II. Moore
In Progressive Age.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
In Saxon Times

In Norman and Saxon times an Oh
was always roasted whole over tbs
Yule log at Christmas.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21
Now Read This.

The above article is being circu la
ted all over North Carolina and any
one can easily see where it originated.
Read it carefully and see what the
above means, and after reading it see
you can vote to help the people
who are striving to take your liber-
ties away. 1t means, that if the
people of North Carolina vote.for
prohibition on May Goth, that then
the fight will be commenced to take
away from the people the right to
take a chew of tobacco, to smoke q
eclgar, or for the old woman to take q
dip OF snuff. 1t means that a fight
will be made to destroy your right
to plant tobacco, to manufacture to-
oacco, to use tobacco. Ii they sue
coed in carrying the state dry in May.
then the next move, according to the
circular, will be to destroy the tobac-
co farmer, that is what they said,
read the circular and See for yourself.
First, yoar right to buy whiskey
except from a drug store, is to be
taken away, then after that your
right to chew tobacco, or smoke a
cigar, and after that, God only
knows what is to follow.
Are you going to vote with the
people who say deliberately, that
they propose to take your liberties
away, and regulate your habits by
law?
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-05-21

In an address in ST. Louis, a few
evenings ago, B. F. Yoakum, chair
man OF the Rock Island Frisco sys-
tenn OF railroads, developed the fact
that there are in this country one
and half million railroad employees,
who get forty-three cents out OF every
dollar received by the roads, aud APP
peal to this army to call for a eessa-
ton OF onslaughts affecting their
earnings. The appeal is not likely
togo unheeded. These are intelligent
men who understand very thorough
~ that when the railroads turn the
screws on them it is because the
screws have been turned on the
railroads.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-11-05
El Sol y la Tisis

La luz del Sol. tan neeesarfa & la
vida. parece que CD IN esemigo temi-
bic dc ios microbes. tales como ell ba-
clio de Ia tuberculosis. I'm nota-
bic bac;eri6iego ha eomprobado que
Ia luz del sol e!erce aeci6n destruc-
tora sobra los microbes. Ell expc-
riaiento fus como aisue: Tomo una
tira de papel satinsdo deapues de
oaparcir en- ella utfa aoluci6n quo con-
tenfa Q, bacilo dc la tuberculosis. la
puse al sol; despues inctaid el resi-
duo en- un medic cultural albumino-
so los resuitados denoHtraSon que q
eacllo perecio q los dies minutes.
En- vista do los estragos ore hacc
Ia tuberculosis. creeHos quo este, des-
cubrimIento cs dc interes universal.
Ei yiene realiEar ia impoFtanele
de la luz dol sol on el tratamiento de
la tuberculosis. ) prohar que e5 un
factor hisisn,co mas ifnportan;e de
10 que Sc cFefa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-11-05
De Victor Hugo
suscribase I'd. & Ell REGIDoR.
t1.50 por afio.
Ahora bIen. reffexionad es,o.

Ahora bien reffexionad este,
En- la musrte. Ia mascara cae da Ia
cara del hombre. cae ell yelo quo
oculta Ia cara de Dlos.
Los ojos no ven Dios sino 4 tra-
YES de las lsgrimas.
La buena educacion de los .oye.
nes debe componerse do cienoia. In
ouena educaeI6n de las nlilas. de
ignorancia.
En- efccto, reflexiona ! es neeesa.
rio que cuando un joyen llegue al
umbral de la vida social, seDa 10 ous
10 nina ignora. AL unirse SO fun
den ei uno en- ell otro y forruan Ia
unidad. La ignorancia de ia ,mu-
jer Vterte Sill gTacia sobre ell hom-
bre; la ciencia del honlbre conuni-
ca su fuerza q Ia muter. Despues
entran de lleno Ell Ia vida.
81 el hombre es vulgar, olvida; 81
10 mujer es dlstinguida nprende. 81
son dos naturalezas superiores sir
l,Viendo, sufrIendo, pensando, actuan-
do. aslgnandose. adquieren juntos
en- comun, segdn Ia distinction de
sus sexos la capacidad de su inte-
iigencia. una gran cieucia; ila mu.
ter adqdlere In ciencia del hombre, y
el hombre adTuiore Ia cicncia dc la
humanidad!
Esta Ultima clencIa modiflcada Sc
gun los sexos; esta ciencia de In
practica de Ia vida. que Dlos mlsmo
ha ensefado q 10 crlatura numnna, so
llama ExpeIiencia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-11-05
Parece Novela
---:o:--

II : . 7 d
En- Ia cludad de Mexico SO venti.
Ia ya ua as,into que parece novela.
un caballero muy conocido en- los
cfrculos ccmerclales de dlcha capi.
tal. quo os dueno de una fabrlca.
tiene un hito que actualmente cuan-
tn dlez ocho afos.
a su servictc, y en cnlIdad de por-
2s, tiene un mntrlmonio, este ma
trimonio cs padre do una chiuuilla que
contard d 10 sumo, unos catorce a
nos.
Los porteros. hace muclios afios que
sirycn en- In casa de su actual amo,
y allf Ia crecldo la pequcfuela, qulon
como hemos dicho. es ya una seiiorlta,
con Qulen el ioven hijo del cabullero
sofia jugar ON su niiiez.
No extrafaba, pues, nj caballero en-
question. que su heredero so,lern
permanecer horas-y horas en- Ia por-
teria. en- amcna chnrla con la mtcha-
cha; pero d tiltimns fechas, ha yeni-
DO notando que, no obstante al alicia
chtcos, por razon de su clasa social,
los PADRES dc In muchacha SO inge-
nian, de 'manera que las entreYistns
entire el joven y In chica, Sc celebren
con bnstante frecuencia. y aGn para
clio. suclen haccr uso dc todo su as
cendientc, con el joven. Quien a
traen con halagos al lado de su hi
ia,
Saturalmente. cls capitalista ha ad-
vertido In maniobra dc sus porteros,
) Sc la dndo cIenta exactn dc los IL
mes que pcrsiguen. por 10 que on pre-
vision de futuras complIcaclones, SO
acaba de presentar ante Ia autori
dad denuncIar los hcchos sobrs los
one el Juex q quien fue conslgnada ell
acta respectiya. va q practicar minu-
eiosas investigaeIoues.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-11-05
Gracias

Las damos d todos aquellos de nues-
tros suscriptores que, con la puntua-
lidad que lea caraeteriEa, nos han
enviado oportunamente sus pagos por
suacripcloil.
Igualmente agradecemos Ia buena
yoluntad que nos han manifestado los
que nos deben, ofreciendd cabrir on
breye sus adeudoa ConfIamos en- su
Off ecimiento, y esperamos que tan
pronto como le sea possible nos hngan
sus remesas, cuando menos de una
parte de su adeudo. 81 no 10 es po-
sible envlarlo todo, con 10 cual pres
taran importantfsima ayrda nuestra
humilde publication Ell RE3IDOR.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-11-05
NueyOs Libros

La tsovEbA IN A1fofsA. colea-
cion dc noysias iluesraaks, GOA nanie-
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Tenernoa los siguientss iomos, q 30
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dEIskfaEIA.
MEMORIALS ba UN aUERRIIiiE-
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teoa. RosfsimA eatol6n iiustgada, un
teno grandsf $3.50.
EL RufaEkeR YUcATEco, gran
collection ts esneioHea radernss. 7Sn.
JrEGes DE MAaQs q Arts as
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ss--ss
LA pHRLA ItoyA.
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-11-05
Crfnlenes d Y
Cadaveres
-:oa,A-

| . "a u . y. a
En- Ia nina de Guadalupe tIidalEo
y va para entrar al trabRio, lDs mi.
neTos encontraron dos cadayeres per.
fectamente abrlgados con unl sarape:
! sorprendidoa, procuraron or. el actc
destaparlos para yer 81 ersn conoci.
dos. creciendo el asombro que les ha-
I bia causado aQuel hallazgo f1nebre
nj YER que 80 hallnba entire los dos
cadaveres una nina de pecho. que
con ell candor dc su iaocencia, pro-
curaba alimentarse con el pecho de
Hu nadre muerta.
Inmediatamento Sc do parte d la
direction de La nina, para que fuera
communicate el case la toiatura
Polftica, autoridad que tambian dis
puso vIolentamente dar ayiso al
Juez en- turno. con ell obJeto de que
30 transladara al sitio de los suce-
sos levantar los cadaveres.
Al presentarse el sefior Juez de
tnrno Con los commentaries do poll
cla ageutes do le miBma seguridad,
levant6 el acta para investigar el ho-
rroroEo crirnen que ante Bu vista So
prcsentabR. .habiendo sido indtiles to-
dos sus trabaJoS. porque nj siqulera
sospechas pudo haber hdquIrido; el a
sesino tuvo tempo para cometer su
crimen y buriar la acci6n do In 1usti-
cia. Al ser levantadoB los cadAve-
res. dnban horror. al advertise tam
ia crue!dad. quiza para vengar agra
vlos despertados por los celoa. pues
no Sc trssluce otra cosa desde el mo-
mento que SO do muerte do una ma
nera tan infame dos serts que for
mabnn un matrimonio, deIando en-
la mas completa orfandad q una des-
dichada nina. quo segurameate habra
ingresado d Ia Casa de Asllo "La
Buena Madre". en- zdonde crecera sin
haber tenIdo Ia satisfaction de ha-
Der conocido ID autora do su1 dfas.
FL cuadro quo presentaba equel dra-
ma sangriento era deagarfsdor. y
por consecueacia. hubo pefsonas. no
so sabe 81 dolleItes do las ytctimas.
mas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-11-05
La Flota
Americana.
.:O:--

Han terminado los fest:ios ouo a
Ia escuadra blnuca fuercn hechos en-
cl Jnpon.
III melsaje del Prcstdente Roosevelt
para el Empcrador. 10 fue pr,senta-
20 por cl Condo Komurn, Mintstro da
Negccios Extraa jcros, y es mry pro-
oaoie quo S. NJ. conteste e3pcrandc-
&c que su moEsaje solo contenga ur
acuse do rccibo. osI como oxpree;c.
nes de asradccim:ento por las pala.
oras calurosas aprecinciones que
contiene cl mensaje del Primer Magis
trado americana.
In partidG de In escuadra, el do.
mingo antepasado, fue uno de los CO.
pactacIlos mas brillantes, prcs1nciados
durant. In semana. Ell ahanderndo
Connecticut" lev6 ancla1 exacta-
monte las 8 dc la mahana, nave
gando pnralclamente con ell 4Louisia.
mn, y seguldo muy de csrca DOE ell
primer cscuadr0n. Cuando los bar
cos americaros pasaban despidI6nto-
SO con sus cafiones, ccrca de los na-
vios de Ia marina japonesa, las trs-
pulaciones SO aclamabau mutuameu-
tc.
Las bandas de cada una do las ma
yes de guerra dc los Estaios Unidos,
tocaron el Himno Nacional Japcnes,
cuando el iltimo de los quince ber-
cos fue saiLdado, ell Connecticut" Sc
habfa. perdido ya en- ell horizonte.
Los marinos nipones SO expresan en-
terminos calurosos de ID conducts OBJ
servada por los marinos america
nos, elogiando muy especielmeute ell
Contraalmirante Sperry.
Hasta 10 media noche del sabado. &c
tenian noticias de que faltaban voin.
tiseis marinos en- sus barcos, pero l.
do ellos Sc embarcaron q
bordo del 1Yanktou-", quo sali6 oil
nartes siguiente.
Tcdos los miembros que formau la
comislon do los Estados UnIdos para
Ia Exposition dc TOXIC, serau conde.
eorados por 8. NJ. el Emperador.
-:o:-
Suscribase I'd. Ell REGIDoR.
'. t1.50 por afo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-11-05
Roosevelt
en- Africa.

Sc conflrma quo el presidente Ron.
sevelt hard su expedicion nlnepsticp
por el Continents Africano.
FL Presldente, cnnndo llegue a AfrI.
ca, sc dlrIglra desde Alexandria mr.
vapor d trayes del Canal do Suez AIor
Roio y luego tincin ei Sur hasta 81
puerto dc Mombaza que ca In canita,
del Africa Oriental Inglega. En Nom
baza SO probaran los eauipog oue lie.
ye In expedition mue fueron cons-
truidos eli Lnndres. embnrcandose
despues por fcrrocarril pnra el Loeo
Victoria Nianzn. Ell President, y ans
ncompnflantes haran eI yinie a cate
dltimo puerto por ferrocarril. baciendo
cscaln on vnrios puntos Il 10 largo d,
IN ltnea, con obieto dc organizor ca
corfas que tendrGn luenr en- el inte-
rior del pats, y muy lejos de Ia via
fdrren. Los territories auc atrayicsa
el ferrocarril son yfrgenes. V On elIos
puede ..er encontrada abundnnto cay,
mayor, desde este mnmento comcn-
zardn los traUaIos do los cxpedicio-
narios. Dcspues se dlrI:ira el presi-
dento, cruzando al I.ago Victoria Man
za 4 las cercanfas de Uganda oue
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-11-05
IN Antonio, Texas, Noyiembre s de 1908.
Algo de Revoluci6

Juan Robledo, hermano del reyo.u
cionarlo Pedro Q. Robledo, dice qu,
la sentencia do muerte contra b,
hermano Pedro y dos cotnpaGeros.
Torrison y Lugo. no detendrd la re
volucf6n de Mexico.
Sin comentarlo. este dice Juan Ro.
bledo, segdn 10 "Gaceta" de esta ctu.
dad:
mo tengo esperanza de que q mi
hermano SO 10 commute 10 penn ds
muerte. Sera matado como UT
perro. por obrar conforme q su ma.
nera DC pensar. y que crefa conYenfa
O sus compatriotas y Il 10 futuro de
ID Repdblica dc Mexico.
No So la Intervention que haya te-
nido en- ia reciente revoluci6n, pero
ST s4 que es hombre que no tome
obrar cuando cred que obra con rec
t!tud, no importandole las consequent
cias. No pretendo por este decir
que 81 sea inoceute de los cargos que
SO le hacen para darle Ia sentencia de
muerte.
Probnbiemonte era un cabecilla del
movimiento revolucIonario 81 10
era, su muerte no pondra un hEsta a.
Quf q la reyoluci6n. sino que aumep4
tara eli espiritu dc otros revolucio-
narlos que estan plenamente conven-
cldos que su inloo alivio esta en- la
guerra.
La scntencia de muerte sobre mi
hermano y sus compahe-os vigorIzard
el presonte movimiento revoluciona-
rio. y los hombres que tlenen detras
lucharan por su libertad.
La gente que no ha vIvido on Me-