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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09

There was a triple play in Cleveland
about fifteen years ago. ACCORDING 70
Jimmy Walsh, Of that burg, that mas
never been duplicated anyWnere- II
west side of the town in the SHADOW OF
one of the breweries over there. In the
eighth inning. when the score was ti5u
ana three men were on bases, somebody
came running down from Inc brewery.
s.TIey, fellows" he yelled We're about
10 close up Cor the day; come over and
II was a hot day. The three men on
bases were human and thirsty. W nen
they saw the fielders make blum start
for the booze factory they fell into the
tran and loped The pitcher had the
bali, and all he had TO do was TO touch
the three thirsty ones ana complete d
triple play. unassisted. The fellow
Who shouted was not counted in the
scoring,
President Ebbetts. of the Brooklyn
club. last week announced that ne had
secured Pitcher Schnitzer, Of the Law Law,
renee. Mass, club; Pitcher Dent and
Infelder Redmond, of the Winston
salem Carolina Association club;
Pitcher Vaughn. OF the Macon 1Soutn
Atlantic League) club and lnheider ..
Smith, of the Shreveport CIeXas
League) team.
,LLtI tasvn Uyho has played in every
80 T1T1ionshin game Mitchell heid me
recorS nut was forced out the other
5av because Of a bad ankle.
Frank Bowerman says he is not sore
over his release by Boston, tnat ne
knows he was unable 10 gave, tne Dos
ton club his best service TINS sea- SEASON. on,
and that he has only the Trlenullesl
feelings for President DoSeS.
Howard Wakefield has been indefinite
IL SUSPENDED and will go 10 mis- nome IN
Cleveland for a rest. Waaeheld II IN
hdent his arm Is coming BACK, anu ttS
| As verv well satisfied 10 be placed on me
susnended list, as ne feels kindly toward
| the Indianapolis club. which mas lteaIeu
hin, With every consideration since ne
iCiue9 the team last year. Naheheiu
saws If his arm gets right he desires 20
( come back to Indianapolis ana repay
80 club for the consideration II mas
| the suspended list because ne Will DC q
veTv valuable man II he RECEIVERS me
/ f,Il use of his arm and the cluo cahho'
| fsLta q chance on losing him -Indihapo-
| lis Star.
| OutfeIder Roy Thomas is going nicely
with the Boston Doves. Inc EeteiI s.l
| has been hitting well snd showing iols
| OF speed on the paths.
Evidently Roger Bresnahan made no
mistake IN persevering with Ch6I les.
! This boy is now playing good pan az
! second for the Cardinals ana hlttihg az
well as any on the team.
P.nnIless. and slowly dying of tuber-
culosis, Herman Long. one OF the great
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
Sporting Comment and Timely Gossip
o4bout Professionals and Amateurs
In the L171eGght list at Present

est shortstops Llat ever played on any
ball field is in dire straits. Long has
been in Denver. Col. for a year taking
care Of Frank G. Selee. a great man
ager In his day, who died of the whita
plague but a few weeks ago. Long was
the only one near when Selee died, ami
since the latter's death has been left
very much 70 himself Bert Davis. city
ci5rk Of Denver, has interested himsel
IN Longs case and is doing all that Re
can to make the last days Of the great
pail player as comfortable as possible.
Cecil Ferguson Of Boston has lost
more games than any other pitcher Ia
the National League.
Jim o,Rourke. ST., is back in the
The oldest player in organized base
ball, the last week began his thirty
seventh consecutive season.
He owns the Bridgeport club and has
gone behind the ut for IL and will A.
fernate behind the bat for il the re-
maindeT Of thu season or as often as ne
feels Ike playing.
It is presumed that II Willie Keele
manages the Brooklyn team next year
lie will have none but married men in
the Trolley Town aggregation. Willie
owns quite a row of flats IN the City OF
Churches, and is always on the lookout
for desirable tenants. Moreover, Willie
might abstract the months rent from
the pay envelopes,
Joe wood, the boy wonder OF the BoS-
ton Red Sox pitching STAFF. is nineteen
years old. He has not set the leas.Ie
afire with his twirling. but he has OBJ
tanned some prominence through Es
ability to set down opposing batsmeu
on strikes. In game at Cleveland re-
Gently ne performed the final four in
nings OF a contest, and in that brief
period famed out ten Of the Maps.
They fade rapidly once they get
started.
Willie Sudhof, not long ago a star
on the St Louis and Washington pitch
ing stats, now pitching for the City
Hall team in st. Louis. recently went
down to defeat before a team of police
men by the score Of to Z.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
Auto News and Gossip
By HARRY WARI

What is believed to be q record for
cars OF s0-horseUower-a manufacturing,
not a racing record-was made by the
EMF Company on July 81 On that
day I31 Studebaker- f NJ Esq touring
cars were shipped. It is not claimed
that ghis was an average days output,
for. as a matter Of fact, the daily out
nut is fifty cars a day. Owing TO a
Shortage Of bodies. however, the daily
average for the past week had been
low, and. in order to make VI the month
~ quota of 1880 cars. the factory was
run overtime Friday night-for the first
time in its history-snd as The body fac
tory had caught I'D with its schedule,
the big Saturdays output of l31 was
the result. Walter z. Flanders, pTesl-
dent and general manager Of the EMF
Company, states that Studebaker-E e
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
Standing of the Clubs.
AMATEUR LEAGUES
Games Today.

st. Stephens.
Marquette League-st- Martins ".
TanglewOod
Sunday School League-tyinth VI.
Hamline.
Independence League-st. Paul u.
Advent
ou9uI pan League - WOODBURY. vs.
Reed, at PetWorth BrightWood "a
Petworth. at Brigatwood.
K. r. Y. NJ. c. A. Ieague-IJnion
Station vs.. Adams Express
Coiored Departmental League-War
and Navy VS.. Bureau.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
ROOTER BURSTS
BLOOD VESSEL

KEWANEE. H.. Aug John
Whalen. known as the champion
unconscious at St. Joseph's Hospital,
IN Keoiuk, suffering from the rup-
ture Of a small blood vessel In the
brain during the closing part Of
Wednesdays game between Keokuk
and Hannibal. when he led the root
ing for Keokuk.
The attending physicians now have
hopes for his recovery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
ANOTHER ATLANTA TEAM.

ATLANTA, Aug s.-If the Southern
League and the owners Of the Atlanta
baseball franchise are willing the South
Atlantic League will put a team IN At
lanta next year To play at Ponce De
! con while the Crackers are on the road
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
AUSTRALIAN WANTS BOUT.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-AustIaIia is go
ing 70 make big bid for the Jenries-
Johnson night. Hugh Mcintosh, who
pulled of the Bprns-Johnson fight last
december, viii arrive here next Friday
and make an attempt to obtain the bgg
nght Mcintosh has already offered the
1lsiitets purse OF $50. 0o0, but il Is said
he IS willing TO boost his offet. to s76 ea6
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
UMPIRE AND PITCHER
ARE FINED FOR FIGHT

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Aug. e.-Um-
pire Joseph O'BTien and Herbert Y,
Juul. pitcher for the Montgomery
Southern League ball team, were fined
$40 each by Police Judge Baber for THEN
tight I'm front of the Pickwick cafe
Thursday night The case was settled
out of court. O'Brien first struck Juu
on the head, and the pitcher knocked
him In the street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
Standing Of the Guba
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

New York, g.: ST. Louis, O.
Chicago. Z: Brooklyn. 0.
philadelphia s; Cincinnati. z.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
Games TO-DAY.

st. Louis Al washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
Games Today.

Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York III St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09

M-F-"30' car requires only tan minutes
TO assemble On the Saturday mention
ed, less than hVe minutes vas the av-
eTage time consumed in assembling each
car That's standardization carried to
the highest degree of perfection yet at
tanned in the automobile Industry
Mr.. NJ II. HERMAN and family, in q
Washington tOurabOut, recently visited
friends at Braddock Heights, Md The
trip was made by way Of Rockville and
Clarksburg to Frederick City, thence to
Braddock Heights. the distance being
sixty-five miles each way. The road
TO Frederick City was found in splendid
condition, firm though billy. with steep
grades. From Frederick City 10 Brad
dock Heights the road was found rocky
with some very steep grades.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays ResuitsL
No Games Scheduled.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09

Cecil Ferguson Of Boston has lost
more games than any other pitcher Ia
the National League.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-03-04
Mexico Sc prepara

Ssgdn nfiriHn a. L" de yasdueS,
promincnto iugenloro ntexlearo, que
NOS ylsit6 Q, sahndo. dia 90 del pa.
padt,. ~, su vIaJe para Chicago, Me-
xico 30 prepara para ceiehrnr 81 Cen
teharia dc all Ihiependeneia con fles-
taa gFandioaas innsltndne,
spoF todns partcs. dice, los ttober-
nadores han nombrado comlBiohes
con al lin do irabajsr unanlmemen-
fe On los proyeetos de engalhnar log
puebios eoatFihuir mi mayor n
iosria y rsEoeiio
Guatemala dcn8s Repnblicas
Centre !. Amerieanaa han rnanlseate.
do su iniencl6n do coipborar para 81
mayor extto.
Isi Rsy do f1epaf5a, Alfonso XIII, ba
aiao inyitado. Regda 81. pFescneiHr
ioa featoios. si 81 Roy lltga a OH.
touer del cuer;to Leginiativn dc fFpa-
ia 81 pcrmis6 para arribas Hsxi-
co. las reineienes entire Enbaa ma
clones aucdaFsn mss fuertsmente con-
soildhdas, III hceho nismo dc aFri-
ber pnertos mesieanos Ia raeua.
dra dc glefra que aeompaie ri Rey,
daFa gran Fsaiee 4 las fleB.as, con.
tribuyenan poaerosamenta 81 MA.
Sor Sxlto.
Dos Efandes Hdlftetos, ahofn en- cons
ifueel0n, setaisran la spoca giorin'
"a do dlebo centenafip, 81 Nnass
Tent HaStohai, coaacido con q
aom',ss de pslstio del Gehgfcpo. aus
eaeesH 2 Gpg,0pO 90 pesos rHesicsHee
E;i pfsa e,i.ffalo. ensoesdo ron 81 aosi.
hyb &c aMonumopto 10 Ia frdspeii
tseneiar. cuesta fIna y medic ntlilcna,
do pseqs sisxteasins y es hslia sneia'
Yad1 Ell u oorasan d. ID eIadAd, Ess
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-03-04
El pe6n mexica-
no y Mr.. Warren

Mr.. Fred W. Warren, uno de 10:
grandes adalides del soclalismo nme
|rlcano, trata dc demoslrar ante e
,,pnbllco dc los Estados Unidos. que
lh condlci6n del trabaiador america.
mp dependera en- gran parte dc Ia e.
lGvacion del formal mexlcano. De-
Hiuestra que la depreciation del ira
bRjo mexicano, atraera hacia Mexico
gfnndes corrientes dc dinero, implan-
tandose de este modo grandes indus
trias EN- dicho pals.
lGsto servira para reduclr al orden
al traDajador americana. ponlGndo-
la In consiguiente tasa, ) nivalar EN-
cleric modo, las condlclones de am
b9s trabajadores.
Sc fila para probar estos extremes,
on las condolences que preyalecen Ell
ias minas de zinc de Joplin. Mo. A
Joplin BE remite desde Mexico Il los
fundidores, zinc preGlo mucho mas
hafato que Ell el mismo dIstrito mi
nero. Lo cual es debido Il la de-
prbciacl6n de formal del pe6n de Me-
xlso.
Eatas mismas ar?eciaclones pueden
hacerse extensivas otros ramos dc
Ia aindustria.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-03-04
Inspection de
las Escuelas

Con el fin de que no sc propa-
gucn entire los niiios de las escue-
las Intermediates infccIosas, Sc q
tornado en- el Condado de Bexar in
comlte encargado de exnminar las cor
diciones de sanidad en- que Sc en-
cuentren dichos niios. ExaminaF&u
de una manera especial los ojos, Of
dos = olfato. viendo 81 dichos 6rga.
nos sentidos SO encuentran er
complete estado dc salud. Sc EN-.
prendera una gran campaha contra
la tracoma.
Los Dres. NJ. l.. Bliem, Malone Dug
gan y D. +. Stout. encargados de-
Conite, Sc han dedIcado investi-.
gar los metodos mas en- boga en- las
ciudades populosas del PATS.
Todos los medicos del Condadc
conyienen EN- In gran utiildad que re.
portara A la salud pGblca 10 reali.
zaci6n de este proyecto, y We cree
llegarase I'M acnerdo respecto a
sistema mas practico de yerificar es.
tn inspection. Con Ia cooperation
dc los profesores resuitaran mis- e,
f!cRceg las medidas que SO tomcn 1
este objetp.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-03-04
Estados Unidos
y Venezuela
Estados unldos Yeneznela.

Estados Unidos v Venezuela.
De un telegrama al Daily Express,
coplamos 10 siguiente:
En- el protocolo de arbitraje concluf-
do entire Estados Unidos y Venezue.
Ia, referente las cinco reclamaciones
que America present6 contra el 1lti-
mo pafs. Sc provee la elecci6n por cl1
Tribunal de In Haya do un drbitro
ror cada uaci6n, para quo estos q su
vez eliJan por el mismo tribunal otro
tercero. Ninguno de estos podra ser
ciudadano de alguna de las dos nacio-i
hes. Sc hace especial mencion de
las reclamaciones de In Compafiia Ma
r!asa Ortnccc. .Freves4nd1se un arrealo
directo entire 10 C1mpahfn eI TO
bierno Venezolano y entire los Estados
Unidos la Compaiifa Venezoiana y el
Gob;erno de Venezuela, siempre que
este arreglo Sc haga deiisro do los Gin
co meses y con aprobeci6n del Co
blerno Americana.
Sc cree que la Compa1ifa Orinoco
arregle sus diferencins fuera dc Ia
Corte, antcs del termino de arbitra-
jc.
La iudemniZacIonn dc A. ]. Jauset
por su expulsion de Venezuela, ha al
do aceptada por 81 GobIerno, redu-
ciandose $4,000. No SO hace men
ci6n respecto al case BermGdcz.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-03-04
81 Gral. Dlaz es Ap6stol
de Ia Demo ocracia Mexicana
Brillante alocuci6n de Mr. Benjamin
Ide Wheeler, Presidente de la
Uniyersidad de California

co. por 10 tanto. In actitud dictato-
rial del Prcsidcnte de Mexico. tarea
para 81 ennto nds ingrata cudnto
quo. sogGn tango cntendido, es el run
gobernantc liberal y democratico.
Diaz III uHir eli sia te;s.o las cncr-
gfas mllitnntcs ir:econcillables. ha
creado. tai vcz inconsctentcmente. el
ndcleo de una DcmocraclG. In paz
3 el espfritu do concoriia son fruc
tfrcros on actiyidndcs mentales: y dcs
dc el momcnto Ell que esq actlvidad
SO manifiesta, ca evldente que sus
tendencins y aspiracioncs tlcnen que
ser deinocraticas. La educaci6n mo
dcrna, los lIbros cientfflcos, historl-
cos y filosoilcos. y por dltimo. clpcon-
tacto directo con los Estados Uni
dos, no han podido menos de desen-
v1lver elevnlos ideales cn Ia iuven-
tud mexicana. Esa juYentud acepta
d Dtaz, no como un NAL necesario.
sino como un instrumental do s,ls des
tlnos hlst6ricos. FL futuro Presiden-
te de:-c.<;SS ;SSicn, pOr 10 tanto, ticne que
surgir de Ia voluntad riacional. No
sisnificada en- fuerza y yiolencIa. ST.
no mas bien por In energfa pacIfIca
de los cOlegios slectornles! Y ei con-
troll de esos eolegios estaga en- mn-
nos de personas educadas. Lo cual
quIere 6ecir que sobernaran las cla-
ses intelectuales."
-Porquc 30 creo firmemente que el
militarismo. como energtn guberna-
mental. IN muerto en- Mexico, mata-
do por ei hombre mismo que 10 es-
grimiria como fuerEa restauradora.
No quiero decir con este que Dfaz pu
siera 4 la autoridad civil por enci-
mu de Ia milltar, simplemente quiero
referirme q los resultados producidoB
por los metodos de su administrator.
Es cierto que Ia incIina del lado dc
los milltares. y especialmente de aus
compaheros dc armas, pero esa pre-
dilecci0n es ya mas timida y reser-
vada. por el hecho de haberse crea-
do. con Ia pas, las eEerEias civlcas.
Con ei desarroilo do Ia rIqueza pdbli-
ca y del cspiritu do empresa, el NIL
litnrismo ha perdIdo sA prestigio. y
en- et porvenir desaparecarh como I'm
factor en- los problemas politicos de
Ia vecina RepdbIica''.
-cFeo flrmemente que en- Mexico
han maerta Ian xayelFciopss. 6
ESQ respecto los capitHllstaa ameri-
canes dcbon estar tranquiioR'..
Adoifo cARRILLo.
Los Angeles. CAL. Enero 10 de 1909
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-03-04
Proclama
de Elecciones

j III dfa "a de Febrero de 1909 tuyc
lugar un meeting en- las oflcinas de
Conse1o do. instruction PublIca dt
San Antonio. dandose la sigulcnte or.
den:
Ell Consejo de instruction PdbIi.
ga dc San Antonio ordena que 81
adfa 8 de Mario de 1909, segundo
Martes del mismo mes. Sc llaga
Auna election en- el Dlstrito de las
Escuelas Independlentes de Ia Ciu-
dad do San Antonio. con ell fin dc
Selegir cpatro miembros para 81 refe-
"rido Consejo de Instrucci6n, los cun-
.les habran de seryIr duranto los
dos aFos pr6ximos desrues y hasta
que sus sucesores sean elegidos de-
.signados, ptestando ell juramento de
"suceder los siguientes cuatro
miembros del dicho Consejo, d sa-
1ber: Sam. L. Harris, Nelson .Lytle.
Pablo Cruz y Carlos Bee.
So ordena. ademas, que las casi-
Has para dlcha election Sc ubran
zen los siguientes lugares. siendo
las personns que abajo Sc citan las
AdesignadRs como Oficiales presiden-
tea de Ia election en- los Iuearcs
ArespectiVoB. q saber: .
"Barrlo l. - City Hall. Albert
Meyer, Official residente.
"Barrlo 2. Frio Street. Engi-
me House. d. w. Deneen, Official
"presidente.
"Barrio 3. - Schaefer's Hall. Paul
"Meerscheidt. Official presidente.
"Barrio 4. Main Avenue Engi-
me House. Griff Jones. Official pre-
. "4sldente.
"Barrlo 6. Avenue f. School
House. J. !. Sweeney. Official
4presidente.
"Barrio 6. - Sommers Garden. Gus
"tav Frasch. Official presidente.
@narrio z. st. Albert's Hall.
Gus Mauermann. Official pres!dente.
"Barrio 8. - Mission Garden. VIM.
"Cassir. Official Presidente.
"(Firmndo) PABLO CRUZ. Vice
"Presidente de Instruction P6blica.
"Testigo: (Firmudo) NELSON LY-
"TLE. secretario del Consejo de
Instruction Pdbiica.".
(Un selloj.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-03-04
SECCION LITERARIA
Danzarina Parisiense

iQue te has hecho, pequeIuela dan
zarina, que mire, hace "a dos afios, On
una hlrca del Sena, al cmpesar una
clara nocle otofTal? En- cambio del
tragico RIO, cuyas olas apagan los es.
tertores de los suicieas; en- medic del
fio de amor, que oye Ell ardiente can.
tar de las sirenas, baiIaste sobre los
inmoviies tabloneS de Ia barcaza. en-.
Vuelta, como en- una sutil CASA de oro,
en- la !umbre amafila del rouiente.
DE pie entire la muchedumbre del an.
tiguo arrabal que aplaudia tn gracia.
pnde mirar tn fragil cuerpecito de IL
oeiula, vibrante al son pausado de In
iiauta y al redoble sonorc del tambo-
ri. Y evoque 4 las otras locuelas cue
oatlaron ante mis- ojos: q Ia htingara
nomade, ritmadora del paso en- una
caile de Lisboa; a Ia jovep arabe que
entreaoria sensualmente la ro;a heri-
da de su hoca en- las sinuosidades ser.
pentinas de Ia danza, en- la Puerta
del sol de Madrid;... "a Ia nnbil &C.
rfana que en- honor milo bail6 una tar
de en- el patio de una choza rdstica,
al srrullo de los vientos montsfIescos
J al fulgoF de rosa de un crepdsculo
del tropico. Pero no te parccfas
d elias, ......
Eres untca con tn yoluptuosa cabe,
'lera de una negrura sepuicral: con e,
suto de tus pupiias y con tn traje de
mueTta, sombrio desde Ia gorra negra
haSta las zapatillas 'negras. Solo tu
rostro tus manos fuiguraban con res
plandores de alagastro. Ssme ahas
un largo lirio blan10 envuelto en- un
|giron de la sombra una marm6rea
estatua vestida de tinieblas. Y Dor
csc Intense contraste oraa mas ssduc.
tora, mas iuquietante, mas historic.
So. Tu 1uventud y tu sexual encaato
paFecian llorecer Ell ell doior. Y Ia
bale, q1lzd por Ia m6rbitla languidez
dc los movtmlentos y por la expression
inccnSolabIe dc tus miradas, hacia peu
sar en- cosas dc martiri0, ell tasos de
angustia, en- abrazos nocturnos ST.
niestros
6CIanto tiempo dansaste asf, 4 Ia
luz del oeaSo, en- ell dlnte, de Ia peu,rn
braf........A INF me pareci6 un a;io
do totmento cl mAgico juczo do t,ts
pies y dc tus curyas y n,e asalto una
extrala pena oyendo, como en- una
pcSadilla, Ia cadeEcia quejnmbFisa do
ia tndsica. P6rqua adiyinabs elgo trA
rico etl tDHa tu raren1a . or, f., Rna Il,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-03-04

Mr.. Benjamin lde Wheeler, Presl-
dente de In UniyersIdad do Berkeley,
California amigo fntlmo dc Roosevelt
y uno de los educndores mas promI-
nentes de los Estados unldos, di6 lec-
tura ei juaves dittino d Ia siguienta
nlocuci6n, escogiendo como tcfna:
"Diaz es cl apostol de In democracia
mexicana'. lradnzco dc ell,l los pa-
rrafos mas importantes, por tratarse
de un asunto que es para nosotros de
vital importnncia:
Mexico esta pasRndo on los nctua-
les momentos. por un perlodo dc e.
volucl6n: eyolucion polftica, sociol6gi-
ca y finnneiera. En- polftica, es un
pats centralizado, cuyo mecanismo o.
bedece q In yoluntad dc I'M solo hon.
bre, Ese hombre 30 llama Porfirlo
DfaZ. Sus mGtodos de gobierno son
absolutistas. FL es Congreso. Sena-
Ito y Suprema Corte de Justicla. Pa
ra nosotros los auglo-saiones. ese alb
RolutIsnio es repugnante. simplemen-
tc porque no alcanzamos Il compren-
der ln nagnitud do sus fines. Y no
EOS comprendemcs. porque juzgamos
los medios sin estudiar los Sesuitndos,
McJor dlcho. deduclmos que de 10 malo
puede auccder 10 peor. Pero csc cri-
terlo. apiicado i las cosas politicas de
Mexico. eS err0neo. La historic de
nuestros vecinos del Sur chorrea san
ere on cada una de sus pdglaas: san
gre de tiranos mezclada con In de mar
tires ror In libeitud. Es0s hoiocaus-
toS no han scrvido dc NADIA, pOr haber
sido sngendros del alma revoluciona-
ria. FL encmigo mas patente & ins!dio
mada. rucs tras dc ella viene STEM
pre- In rcacci6n. DE alif que los pue.
bios mas civilizados dc Ia tierrn pre-
ficran Ia evoiucl6n q Ia revolnci6n.
FL Gobierno del General Diaz entra de
pic firne en- el procedlmiento evolu-
two, pueB su primer cambio ha sfao
del estado DO guerra al de paz. Du-
runte eSe periodic de TRANSACTION. que
adm no finalizn, no podra espeFar-
sie de 81 un regimen constitutional
<iNStS}HAANN 80 WV si'StSSh'0"f fN'Nf''SF" -
Dfax hubiera g2bernado con in cons
.itnci6n en- Ia mRno. no seria hoy ell
mandatario suEfenso de Ia nacion. Por
que las classes conseryaaoras, nnnea
han acceptable los principles de in Car
III saasan s. 81 hoy los aceptan con pc,
sion e6aciiialora, es debtdo al genio
diploma;ieo dol General Dfas. Sin
eaa obra coaeiilAtorin, ia pax ma ha-
btta podiio confolidarsc, Yo iustlfi-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-03-04
Tarjetas de
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