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School Notes.

Did sou witness the foot race? 1t
was exciting and winner.
The grades, as well as High School.
are learning some beautiful songs.
There will be no school Thursday and
Friday on account Of Thanksgiving.
New enrolments this week are Ber-
nice Nelson. ClaI ence Nelson and Roy
Milford.
The program given by the Philoma'
theans Friday was the best that has
yet been given. All the participants
rendered their parts in such way rs
TO show tina, considerable time had been
spent in preparation Of same. Let the
work in this line continue TO improve.
We urge the parents to attend these
entertainments and so encourage the
children.
There are nine contestants in the
oratorical contest to he held December
81. as follows: Mildred Lerchen. Anna
Watkins, Lillian Larson, Irene Meyers,
Carrie Hubbard. Justine Faust, Conrad
Butcher, Arho Leopold and Murl Nc
Mains. All are under training, the
girls by Miss Weatherbe and he boys
by Supt. Doderer. The winner in this
contest is to represent the Deming
High School at the Territorial Orator
icai Contest. to be held at albuquerque
December %. Every citizen should en-
courage these young orators ly attend
ing the local contest.
Attention is called to the law Of New
Mexico, which requires all children,
not less than seven nor more than four.
teen years of age, 20 attend school at
least three months each year. Parents
and guardians falling to comply with
this law may be fined from s. to S2j or
imprisoned ten days. Tn, school trus.
tees urge all parents 20 send all chill
drsn Of the age specified for the re-.
quired time, Children with a physical
disability that uui,s them for school
work are exempt. The three months
attendance may be IN the public schools,
in priyat, or deuomiuatIonal schools.
Let every citizen Of peming see that
the law is complied with, and that
every child takes advantage OF school
privileges.
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The Crescent Lumber Co.
is going out Of the hardware
business. Your chance to
buy at cost.
Hugh Ramsey, one of our
most successful farmers, has just
completed a handsome new home
on his place some four miles
south Of town. Mr.. Ramsey
will soon have a farm resembling
those in the famed farming belts
Of away back east.
The Detroit Restaurant will
move the 30Jh Of November to
the building on Silver Ave. just
vacated by Judge c. c. Fielder
and adjoining the Sunset Hotel.
Open Dec, l. j, R.Dubose, Prop.
Our farmers should begin early
in the spring to get their union
in shape to handle the crops for
the next season. The surplus,
and there will doubtless be lots
Of it, must be marketed at the
right time, and to that end they
should arrange for other market
than the local consuming power.
Shull Bros. are making the
cheapest prices on groceries of
any store in Deming. Phone l57.
Free delivery.
DR.. and Mrs. S, D. Swope en-
tertained the gentlemen and their
ladies Wednesday evening who
were members of the big hunt
ing party in which the doctor par
ticipated, A sumptuous dinner
was served and a delightful even
ing spent. The hair-raising tales
were told again beside the b,az-
ing log.
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Jas. Irvine, Of the Palace drug
store. had a fierce encounter with
a cat last Saturday morning
that he always supposed
was domesticated if not civ
iIized. The feline beauty was
nesting in coal bin at the
time, and when jim went after
a bucket of coal the cat futter-
ed on top of his head and left
several ugly scratches. Luckily
it was shaken off before it could
get its keen-edged teeth in ac-
ton or jim might have been SER
iously hurt, If that cat ever
comes back it can figure on hay
ing its full nine lives blotted
ont, because Jim is sitting up
nights waiting for it.
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What Would You Dot

In case Of a burn or scal what
would you do to relieve the pain? Sach
injuries are liable to occur in any fam.
lily and everyone should be prepared
FOR them. Cham5erlain's Salyc ap.
Piled on a soft cloth will relieve the
pain almost instantly and unless the
Injury is very serious one will cause
the parts to heal without leaving a
scar. For sale by all druggists.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-11-27

c. l.. Belts, of Rochester, N.
Y, is among the new arrivals
here, and after extensive travel
over the United States, compli-
ments Deming and the valley by
taking up a homestead six miles
east of town. Mr.. Belts informs
US that a large number of fami-
lies from his city are coming to
Deming in a short time.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
DEMING GRAPHIC

Geo. Malicot has taken a posi-
ton in Meyers meat market.
Sheriff Don Johnson left We'd
nesday night for Santa Fe with
Jose Ordtiguez, who had been
sentenced to the pen for five
years.
Another hunting party pulled
out for the Black Range Tuesday
morning. 1t composed Ed Coop
er and brother, Jack, VIII Jen-
nings and Sully Davis,
All patent leather shoes for
sale at reduced prices at 0. l..
Ships.
c. w. Cook and f. S. McDan-
iel left Wednesday for Sylvia
mite. They expect to stake out
several claims and generally to
get in the midst of the mining
fever prevailing there.
Billy Martin, the popular and
affable district clerk, has showed
his subscription to The Graphic
so far ahead that it really takes
our breath away. He has our
hearty thanks.
Shull Bros. add new goods
constantly to their store. Ii you
are hot one of their customers
you are losing money.
Mr. Sanderson, who purchased
the Gaar ranch some weeks ago,
has arrived with his family from
Southwest Texas and will take
up his residence here. We are
pleased to extend them a vel
come.
FOR SALE $50 Edison phon.
ograph with So records, practi-
cally new, goes for $50. This Of.
fee.
Mrs. 0. J. Durand, who has
been enjoying a several weeks
visit at her old home in Louis
lana, has joined Mr.. Durand here
for the winter. Mrs. Durand'.
many friends here will be pleas
el to learn Of her return.
The Deming Real Estate
Commission & Purchasing Co.
have moved their Office into the
frame building just east Of DR.
Steed's Office. Judge Browning
will also have his justice Office
at the same place for a short
time.
Mr. Thos. W, Chisholm, super.
intendcnt of the German SEED
and Plant Co., Los Angeles, wa:
in the city Monday guest Of Mr..
Thos. Mister, who is an old
friend of his, While here Mr..
Chisholm got quite a handsome
view of the city and valley.
Fresh oysters at Meyers Meat
Market.
Williams Rutherford has oul
thanks for a venison and wild
turkey feast. The toothsomt
game meat was acquired during
the recent hunt the young mar
was or, and which led him int.
wilds never before disturbed y
man.
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They lake the kinKs Out

IL have used Or. Kings New Lie
Pills for many years with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks out
OF stomach, liver and bowels without
fuss or friction. says n. II. Brown, Of
pittsfeld, VI. Guaranteed satisfactory
at all druggists.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-11-27
Two Young Men Die.

Two young men by the name
Of Parrish and Pippin died here
this week of consumption. The
remains were shipped to the old
homes in the east for burial.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-11-27

Let us care for your laundry
Mondays and Wednesdays,
if only a shirt, a shirtwaist,
a blanket Or any other piece
that you want laundried in
the latest approved style.
Garments will not only be
fashionably and perfectly
ironed, but we will guaran-
tee a freshness and odor
eminating from the gar
ments that is obtainable no
where in Deming but in our
work room.
DEFINING STEAM LAUNDRY.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-11-27
For Rent.

One Three Room House within
one block of postoffice furnish
ed. Inquire at Deming Steam
Laundry.
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Tornado in Arkansas.

Two tornadoes in Arkansas this
week killed over a score Of peo-
pie and laid many miles Of
country in waste.
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List Of Letters

Remaining uncalled for in the Post
office for the week ending Nov. Is.
Bradley, Harry f..
Brimer, John.
Brock, c. NJ.
Brock, Charles NJ.
Craig. James.
Estrada, Maria.
Perez, Juan,
Wheeling, C. F.
Please say advertised and give date.
EDw. PENNINGTON. p. NJ.
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For Sale or Trade.

One 81 in. wagon, good
condition; we want a smaller
wagon.
CRESCENT LUMBER CO.
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For SALE-A cook stove, a
heating stove, an oil stove, some
dishes and other things, at the
Army Recruiting Station, Cot
tage Hotel.
T. S. WEIGHT.
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Have you been in Shull Bros,
store since the recent change,
If not, drop around and see how
nicely they have re-arranged
and added to their stock.
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CLOSING OUT!

All dress goods at sacrifice
prices at
O. L. SHIPS.
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GRAND JURY'S REPORT.
Deming, n. NJ, Nov. 20, 1908,

Deming. n. NJ, Nov 20, 1908,
To THE HONORABLE FRANK W. PARKER,
PRESIDING JUDGE THIRD JUDICIAL
DISTRICT.
We, the Grand Jury, duly empaneled
in and for the County of Luna for the
November Term Of Court, have inves-
tigated and examined all the matters
brought before us, and have brought
true bills where in our judgment CON
yiciions could be brought in the District
Court and where the evidence pro-
duced seemed to justify a true bill. In
other matters where the evidence pro-
duced was not in our judgment sufficient
We refused to indict.
Committees were appointed to ex.
anime the various county offices and
their reports are attached to and made
a part hereof.
We also recommend and suggest to
our Peace Officers and Justice Of the
Peace that IN matters OF minor crimi-
nails. that they be taken care of in the
Justice Office, especially where there is
not enough evidence to convict in the
higher court, and by so doing there
will be large saving to our county.
We beg to thank the Honorable Court
and District Attorney for their assist.
arce to Us during our session.
Having no more business, We re-
spectlully ask to be discharged.
II. '. WmTEUIL,
Foreman Of Grand Jury.
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To THE FOREMAN or THE GRAND JURY:
We, your committee appointed to ex-
omine the Office and books of the AS
SCISSOR, beg to say that we have visited
the Assessor and found his office and
books kept in the incest possible
manner.
(SjgneGl
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The Crescent Lumber Co.
is going out Of the hardware
business. Your chance to
buy at cost.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02
NEW PEOPLE ARE COMING
TO BEAVER PARK DAILY

No one ever denied the fact but
what Beaver Park. when placed under
a state Of cultivation, would very
materially increase the population Of
Fremont county, but a very few have
Thought that the increase would be as
rapid ~ 1t 10 proving to be.
1t now looks as though late
spring will see the 1000 acres en-
tirely disposed Of and to people
who will Immediately begin i'm
proving 1t. Probably at least one
half Of the above acreage will be
sold to people outside of Colorado,
and A. the average number of sales
are being made In ten acre tracts.
this means 200 new families for this
county.
The Beaver Land and Irrigation
company has made sales in the last
week to people NJ far West AZ Spok-
ane. Wash., and az far East rs Ohio.
A few Of these men are, o. +. Wood.
of Spokane, who Is now here to pur-
chase land for himself, e. o. Man
ming, also Of Spokane. and gentle
man from Virginia. 1t is Mr.. Wood 8
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02
A Home Made Happy by Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy.

About two months ngo our baby
lungs and at last resulted In severe
atatck of bronchitis. We had two
doctors but no relief was obtained
Everybody thought she would die. l
went TO eight different stores to find
= certain remedy which had been
recommended to me and failed to get
It. whan one Of the storekeepers in
sistec that / try Chainberlaiu's Cough
Remedy. did SO and our baby Ia
alive and we'll today. = Geo. W.
Spence, Holly Springs. N. @. For
sale by Daniels drug store. it's
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02
NO LIMIT TO VALUE
FREMONT FRUIT LAND

That land is constantly aprebiating
In price In Fremont county is proven
by the remarkable values placed upon
It by their owners and by the fancy
figure il brings when placed upon
the market.
A few years ago when orchard land
began to command as much rs
eight or nine hundred dollars an
acre 1t was believed to have reach.
ed the top notch. but prices have
since Avdanced and we'll improved
orchard property is now regarded AZ
a bargain at a thousand dollars an
acre, indeed. In few years there has
been instances OF it bringing M much
higher price than that.
Several small tracts Of exceptional.
ly woll located and highly developed
fruit land in Lincoln Park have
lately sold for between fifteen and
eighteen hundred dollars an acre,
but 1t remained for Geo. p. Brough-
ton. of Lincoln Park. to reach the
two thousand mark. A few days ago
BrouRhton sold his home place con-
Stating Of nve acres. for the sum OF
eleven thousand dollars, which IL per-
halm, . record breaking price, The
purchaser WAS Ben Richardson OF
Rockvale, who will take possession
Of the property March first. There
IN of course, . nice house on the place
and Mr.. Richardson will possess ono
Of the most attractive homes in that
locality.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02
NEWSPAPERS SHOULD NOT
STAND ENTIRE BURDEN

(By Adele Ritehey Aikesell.)
New Years over and such slump
In the Newspaper business.
had been told my frst week on the
paper that when the New Year came
in many OF the business men who were
advertising in The Tribune would
withhold their advertising till the
rush Of the spring season came on.
OF course you hear lots Of funny
things in newspaper Office. and l
thought this was one of the funny
things.
But do you know was mistaken :?
l didn't begin to know the busi-
ness element that makes up Florence,
The merchants here epxect the gen
eral makeup Of Florence to patronize
them.
They are painfully shocked II one
of rs sends ont of town for something
we want.
Yet some of these merchants will
send out Of town for their printing
for stationery. business cards. etc.
And on the first OF the year they
will withdraw their patronage from
the local newspapers and let the en-
tire support fall on the owners of the
paper.
Then when business picks up. as
they call It. they will frequently
rush in with great long string of
advertising aud try to figure You
down to bedrock prices.
II never occurs to them tho extra
expense Of the office during the dull
season.
At any rate they don't seem to APP
preciate the fact that country town
of three Thousand and five hundred is a
small place at it's very best for daily
newspaper and the paper needs the
same support to keep abreast of the
times that the merchants do
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02
About Dlsestioa.

1t Is not the quantity OF food taken
bu. the amount disested aud assini-
lated that gives strength and vitality
to the system. Chamberlain n
Stomach and Liver Tablets :nvigorate
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02
Luxurious Pleasure Trlp.

Through the Egypt of America
Mexico-by private train leaving
Denver, January 2sth. Make berth
section or drawing room reservation
now. I. E. Fisher, G. P. A., Dem
YER. 2.23
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02

intention to commence improvements
on his Beaver Park property AZ soon
as possible.
Mr.. Stafford. Of Pueblo. has pur-
cssed a ten acre tract and taken an
option on 70 additional acres for his
Wisconsin relatives and friends, all
Of whom will soon be located here.
The visitors. when visiting the Park
are simply carried away with the
complete plan of the main canal and
the character and slope of tho soil.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02
CHILD DIES FROM BURNS
RECEIVED WHILE PLAYING

While playing with some compan-
ions near Stringtown, Williamsburg,
on the afternoon of December 81,
Maggie Pima, q seven year old Ital-
ian gi.l, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex PIMA, was SO badly burned that
she succumbed to the burns at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
There were four or five other chill
dren playing with the Piuza girl
around bonfire and in getting too
close to the flames. the clothing worn
by the Pima girl became ignited and
in a few seconds most OF the cloth.
ing was burned from her body. She
was carried into the house and
medical aid summoned, but her in
juries were such that physicians
could not nothing to relieve her
and she lived until yesterday.
Her body is covered with burns
from head to foot aud the wonder
is that she lived as long as she did
after meeting with the accident.
The funeral occurs at 2 O'Clock to.
morrow afternoon from the family
resideuce.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02

the stomach aud liver and enable
them to perform their functions. The
result is relish for your fooa, in
creased strength and weight, greater
endurance and clear head. Price. 90
cents. Samples free. For sale by
Daniels drug store. it's
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02

A DRUNK - Frank Kelley was
taken in tow Tuesday evening for
being drunk and was sentenced to
ten days work on the streets.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02
MINE CLOSED DOWN The Goa

mine at Brewster has been CLOSED
down 1t is said that the property
has not been q paying lrropesition for
the owners for some time.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02
Ladies' White Waists

20 per cent discount
An elegant line at prices that will
surprise you. Buy them now.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02
TADlE LINEN
20 psr cent discount.

~ Per cent discount.
Thirty different styles Of Table
Cloths and Napkins 70 match. Ta-
BILE Cloths from 35c per yard to 81 20
per yard. Napkins from 500 to
400 Per dos.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02
U<1ut$t Ga4 FIJI Store

RoeAvale e375 anA a per ton. Hay
and grain IN large quantities se bedrock
prices Three stsaieht car ioads Of hay
for this week. one car Of bran and one
on d corn and craehsd- corn. Now 10
the time to place your order With mo a.
l can hll It from tbs car 1t reduced
price - haven't room to store It. Call
'up-k. X Hogsee' for bargains fof ono
week while can fill your order from
the cars.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02

Tribune class sds do the business.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02

a., En- For best quality White
QZsCV Pettiooats, trimmed with
taoks. fine lace. embroidery and in
sertion.
Cb11drons1 MuSl1R Pants
Embroidery edge, 2 to 6 years, to
close out at 90c pair.
ChhArons9 White
Dresses
3 to 6 years
India Linen or extra quality White
Duck. $50 quality, $50; Csc quality,
49c; $1.25 quality, $50; $50 quality.
$1.l5.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02
DRAWERS


nCn For Muslin Drawers, hem-
ZCk stitched hem and pin tuoks.
Ino For Muslin Drawers, hem
fVk stitched founce.
Snn For Muslin Drawers, fiounce
JVL trimmed with durable lace
and tuoks or with hemstitched em-
broidsry.
7Cr For Cambria Drawers,
~ flounce trimmed with dur
able lace or embroidery.
oSr For fine Oammbric Draw
CJk srs, fiounoe trimmed in two
rows OF laoe insertion and lace edge.
Regular 500 quality anywhere.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02
Sk1R rs

L0n For Psttiooats, good quality
UVk muslin. tucked Hounoe, with
durable lace edge. A certain bargain.
a 0E Choice Of six styles Of
QlsZJ White Pettiooats, made
OF good quality muslin, trimmed with
lace edge and insertion, embroidery
or plain tucks
C1 M For good quality Petit
VlsVV coat, eight hsmstitched,
one. quarter inoh tuoks
The daily tribune., 1908-01-02
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON
line OF Muslin Underwear Childrens and Infants
~ In Basement Dept.

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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-06-20
La Nueva Ley Minera
EN- PROYECTO.

Mas bien a titulo de infor-
maci6n que de estudio, va
mos a presentar en- algunos
de sus mas culminantes Inca
mientos, uno de los puntos
mas importantes de la Nue.
va Ley de Minerfa, formula
da por la Secretarla de Fo-
mento, Colonization E Indus
tria, y sometida ha POGO, CO.
mo va hemos dicho, al dicta
men de la Camara correlatl-
va, de la Capital de la Repu
blica.
Son tanto mas interesantes
| y dignos de fijar la atenclon
de nuestros mineros, los IL
peamientos a que queremos
referirnos, cuanto que impor
tan una modification funda-
mental por 10 cue respecta a
los requisites que deben lie
mar las sociedades que desc
en- adquirir propiedades mi
neras en- ell pals.
Efectivamente, ell art. 144,
que Sc refiere a este asunto,
ly que fue Ell mas acalorada'
mente discutido y aun i'm
pugnado en- ell seno de la "a
mara Minera, dice asi:
'Las sociedades extranJe
Iras son incapaces para denur
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-06-20

sus trabajos y seran invenci
bles en- la patriotica empire
sa, porque la minoria off
cial, lista para desplegar la
violencia en- favor de sus a.
mos y en- contra del pueblo
libre, no tendra valor para
sofocar la voluntad nacional.
La Dictadura Diaz ha con-
denado la Politica como cosa
danina, por que sabe bien
que a esta debera su caida;
pero ell partido de la libertad
en- Mexico empieza a en-
prender la lucha politica, e.
nergica y tenaz, precisamen-
tie como 1nica manera de i'm
Els necesarlo que los partldos
1uchen politicamente, procu-
rando resolver ell actual pro-
blema presidential, porque
de 10 contrario, 81 abjuramos
de la raz6n, intenvendra la
fuerza y no acabaremos num-
ca de organizar ell imperio
de la Ley en- nuestra Patria.
("E NAevo Mumdo~
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-06-20
La Question
Presidential,
SALVACION POR LA POLIT1CA.
Fl, MAYOR DELOs PELIGROs

de la ciudadania, en- todo VI
gor, para llevar a cabo la res
taiiraci6n de la Democracla
en- nuestro Pals.
La Dictadura ha abdicado,
no por falta de voluntad, 81
no por ineptitud y fatiga. '
clay seguramente, dice
ell egregio historiador Teodo
no Mommsen, refiriendose a
Ia abdicaci6n de ,Syla y a la
renuncia de Washington,
una gran diferencia entire el
captain que despreeia ell ce,
tro por heroismo cfvico y e.
que 10 arroja tatigado por So
peso"
En- este abandono de los
negocios de la Repdblica, e'
puestos a caer en- manos de
las corrompidas fcamarilla'
de Palacio, siempre explota
doras y codidiosas, asoma vi
gran peligro, el immense pc
ligro del desbarajuste admi
, nistrativo.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-06-20

Pero todavia ell simple de-
6rden burocratfco, ell totatn
revolutatm en- los negocios
del Estado, no seria ell ma.
mayor de los que nos amens
zan. Hay otro muy temible
y que debemos impedir a to-
do trance, y es ell trastorne
de la paz pdblica.
Ell 'Gobierno no ha hecho
NADIA para impedir una emer
gencia armada al llegar a su
fin.
Ell Gral. Diaz We, con la
mayor indiferencia, 10 que
pueda acontecer despues de
su largo imperio.
"DEespues de mi, ell DlI1vlo."
Este supreme e imperdo-
nable egofsmo podrla inter-
pretarse por un deseo de dar
importancia a su administra
ci6n, 81, a su falta, sigue un
desorden.
Mas, ell pueblo mexicano
no debe nunca consentir en-
volver a los salvajes tielnpos
de la revuelta y ell motfn.
Debemos ,condenar ell uso
de la fuerza para resolver
los asuntos politicos, como el
mayor de los crimenes y el
mayor de los males.
Y no hay mas que un me
dio eficaz para conjurar Ia
perturbation del orden, y {
este medic debemos recurrll
todos, como la dnica saliva
cion del porvenir de Ia Pa
tria.
Este medic es la politica
ell amplio ejercicio de los de
rechos de Ia. ciudadania, e
uso del voto pdblico, porqu'
81 la raz6n y ell hecho no re-
suelven ell grave problem;
de la ocupaci6n de la Presi
, dencia de la Repdblica, L
fuerza guerra volver a impo
ner sus brutales decisiones
elevando a militares liberti
| cidas.
Ell patriotismo exige, pues
] que hagamos polttica, >mu
l cha politica, toda la polite
necesaria para impedir gu
S los toscos hijos de Marie co
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