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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-14

Are we going to have another
baseball scandal?
l sincerely hope not, but on the
face of things there appears to be
every prospect of loud smell in
the vicinity of the American league
headquarters.
1t is over the trading of players
by Detroit and Washington last
August, whereby the champions
were. strengthened enough to let
them win their third straight pen
nant.
Joe Cantillon, who as manager of
the Washington team managed to
win two or three basement cham
pionships, has been cannedi by
President Johnson for sO-called dis
loyalty. Now Cantillon has unbut-
toned his jaw tackle and in addition
to declaring he will disrupt the
present peace existing between
Charley Comiskey and Ban john
son, adds that Johnson is RESPONSE
BILE for this years pennant going to
Detroit.
Cantilion puts Johnson in bad by
saying that the American league
owns 81 per cent of the Washing
| ton stock, and that the deal where
by Jim Delehanty went to Detroit
in exchange for Schaefer and Kill
fer was put through by the presi-
| dent. AS Delehanty strengthened
the champions in their weakest
point at a critical time, Cantillon's
charges have a nasty look.
Had Detroit not been strength
| ened the chances are the Athletics
would have won the flag. This, in
the opinion of thousands, would
have been a good thing for base
ball. Why Johnson should help a
team that had won two pennants
and failed in as many worlds
series is hard tot imagine, unless it
is that Detroit fans will support
nothing but a winning team and
the American league needs the
money.
I.believe this should be investi-
gated thoroughly and openly, as
should the tipping of signals at the
New York grounds. If either charge
is proved true, the men responsible
should be punished and the punish
ment should fit the case.
If Johnson engineered the deal
to give Detroit winner, Johnson
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-14
ADAMS AGAIN
WINS FROM
DETROIT
Pittsburg s, Detroit 4.

Fred Clarke broke into the hero
column again yesterday afternoon
when he broke the Pirate-Tiger tie
in the seventh frame with four
base swat, chasing two men across
the rubber ahead of him.
Charles Adams, the kid HEAVIER
of the Pirates, held the hard-hit-
ting Tigers down to six hits-two
homers, two two-sackers and two
singles-and enjoys the distinction
of being the only pitcher to win
two games in the series.
BY winning yesterdays game the
Pirates forged to the front with
three victories as against two for
the Tigers. Should they win from
Jennings men at Detroit today
the worlds title will go to the Ma
tional leaguers. If the Tigers even
up on the series by anexing to-
days battle, the seventh and con-
GLIDING game will probably be
played tomorrow at Detroit. Re-
ports from Pitsburg indicate that
owing to the seating facilities, the
Smoky City may be chosen as the
scene of the seventh game in the
event that the Tigers cop today's
affair.
With two homers to their credit
as against one for the Pirates, the
Tigers failed to profit in TALES
as compared with the winners. In
the opening round Dave Jones sent
a long one over the fence, but as
he was the first man to face
Adams the homer meant only one
run. Again in the eighth a Detroit
player circled the bases, Crawford
putting the sphere over center gar
den fence. Tommy Leach forgot
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-14
Table Linen at Special Prices


These
mills
n all the lines place in this sale.
Our window display will idea fsom of the lines few TIN
Note
entire nsecion right.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-14

the fence was in the way and crash
ed through the boards. Luckily he
was unhurt.
Although the weather was unsat-
isfactory, 21,7O3 people saw the
game, the gate receipts totaling
$32,173.
This makes the receipts for the
five games $156,10S and the total
attendance 117,347. Each club
owner has now received $26, 7S6.15,
and the National commission $751;
610.80.
The score: r Fl e
Pittsburg ............... 10 2
Detroit .....:........us 8 l
observation-disclosures asp Gibson;
Summers, Mcintyre, Wllett, Null
lin, Stanage and Schmidt.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-14

*None out when winning run
scored.
Seattle. 0 0 l 2 1 0 0 0 IL
Spokane. 0 90 0 0 0 l 4 90 2-7
Summary-Two base hits-Hall,
Capron, Kippert. Three base hats
--Frisk, Bennett. Hall. Clynes.
Sacrifice hits-Bennett. Magee,
Kippert. Stolen bases-Akin, Ben
nett, Clynes, Whisman, Ostdiek 2.
Struck out-By Baker 3. by Hall 1.
Bases on balls-Off Hall 6, off
Thompson 2, off Jensen 2. Wild
pitches-Hall 2, Baker l. Hit by
pitched ball--Frisk by Jensen,
Baker by Hall. Baker by Thomp-
son. Four runs and five hits off
Baker in 2-3 innings; off Thomp-
son. five runs and four hits in
2 2-3 innings. Double play-Ray-
mond to Bennett. Left ON bases
Seattle IL, Spokane 10. Time of
game-1:45. Umpire-Frary.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-14
PLRAT ES AND TIGERS HOOK UP ~ CRUCIAL GAI
INDIANS ANNEX
ENTERTAINING
AFFAIR
Spokane Z, Seattle 6.

Spokane 4, Sedttle o.
1t took two extra frames to set.
tie the controversy yesterday after
noon at Recreation park, the In
dams, the despised tailenders of
the early rounds, sending the win
ming run around the circuit in the
eleventh. 1t was another instance
of plucking victory from defeat, the
"break" in the eighth sending Hall
to the bench and Thompson on the
firing line in an effort to stop the
rush of the locals.
For six innings Hall had prac-
tically every Indian on his staff,
four bingles netting the locals not
a registration. In the seventh the
first Spokane tally was chalked up
end in the eighth, well, before the
frame was concluded it was Hall
TO the bench and Thompson to the
hill.
Hall put renewed courage into
the rather dopey Indians by issu-
ing free tickets in the eighth to
three men in succession. A wild
heave scored one run and then
Thompson essayed to stop the In
dams. Ostdiek, the first man to
face Thompson, cracked out a
clean single and two more Brown
ties crossed the rubber. Baker was
hit in the ribs and after Kippert
flew out Altman coaxed free trans
portation from Thompson, again
filling the sacks. At this point
Ostdiek covered himself with glory
by stealing home, tieing the score
and sending the contest into the
extra-inning colmn.
In the eleventh both clubs
scored, but the Indians came
through with one more than the tie
ing tally, annexing the contest and
evening up matters on the post.
season series.
Thompson opened by issuing a
free ticket to Weed. James lined
one to Lynch, who misjudged the
pellet. Clynes smashed one past
Frisk and the noise was over.
hn
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-14
New York Hello Girl Tries Three
Times to Kill Herself.

BROCKTON, Mass, Oct. 10
Lillian A. Floren, rs, of New York
City, who says she is a telephone
operator there, attempted suicide
three times in cell at the Central
police station last night after she
had been crested on a charge of
drunkenness. Policeman Wilson
found the woman with a pillow slip
wound tightly around her with a
garter noosed around her throat,
and the third unsuccessful attempt
was made five minutes later, when
the young woman tore lace from
skirt and formed a moose.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-14

had better retire from baseball. On
the other hand, if, after thorough
investigation. CantillOn's charges
are proved unfounded, then that
scrappy individual should be barred
from further participation in organ
lied baseball.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-14

SPRINGFIELD, Wash, Oct. IA
A local option petition, signed by
25 citizens, was filed with Clerk
A. F.. Bidgood yesterday. If the Pc
tition, which will be heard by the
council Saturday night, is passed.
two elections will be held in De-
cember.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-14
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
AT Portland-Vernon 5, Port
land 1.
At Los Angeles-Los Angeles 8,
Sacramento 4.
AT San Francisco-San Francis
co Z, Oakland 3.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-14

Regular $500 per dozen linen napkins,
at special price, per dozen :. $500
Regular $3.50 per dozen linen napkins,
at special price, per dozen 80. $40
Regular $7.75 per dozen linen napinks,
at special price, per dozen. ..... 1920
90c per yard damask for table cloth,
at special price .................7O S
$1.25 per yard damask for table clotlL$-
special price, per yard. 81 90
SLIGO per yard linen table damask, spe-
cial price, per yard. ... 81 rs
$500 per yard table damask, at, special
price, per yard 81 go
$3.50 per yard table damask, at, spe-
cial price, per yard .... $500
1915 per yard table damask, at, spe-
cial price, per yard .... 1920
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-14

DR.. COYNE, DENTIST
Has moved to suites 1901 Paulsen
Phone Main 314S. Wait
in groom with DR.. d. F. Sells. $50
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-14

Regular $500 linen tablecloths, with
napkins to match, at special price, per
set .................. $40
Regular 1926 linen tablecoths with
napkins to match, special price, per
set ................... $3.50
Regular $3.50 linen napkins and table
cloth to match, at special price, per
set ................. $3.50
Regular 1925 linen table set, cloth and
napkins to match, per set $3.50 So. 40
Regular $3.50 linen table set, with nap
kins and cloth to match, price. :. So. go
Regular $500 linen damask dining
table set, at special price, per set $500
Regular 1915 per dozen linen napkins,
at special price, per dozen. .... $500
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-09
ENDORSES THE TAWNEY BILL

Convention Approves Plan for River
Improvement.
Winona, Mimi. Oct 8.-The Upper
Mississippi River Improvement asso-
citation took important action in
adopting resolutions urgently asking
congress to adopt the bill now before
it introduced by Congressman Tawney
to appropriate s20,OO0,0O0 for estab.
lishnlent of six-foot channel in the
Mississippi from Minneapolis to st.
Louis, the work to be completed in
ten years. -sz .
Endorsement was given to the work
of the National Rivers and Harbors
congress. p
= The establishment of public land
ings along the Mississippi river was
urged. The creation of a waterway
commission in each state along the
Mississippi river was recommended.
= Governor Eberhart of Minnesota
aroused great enthusiasm in fifteen
minute address in which in most
pointed language he set forth the ad-
vantages of river transportation and
said the time had arrived when the
policy Of national development Of in
land waterways by deepening of chan
nels and canalization of rivers, which
has been so successful in Germany,
France and other European countries.
Must be adopted and earnestly pur-
sued by the United States.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-09

r. ]. Poupore, the logger, went TO
Kelliher last evening to look after
his interests at that place.
The Ladies Of the Methodist
church will serve chicken pie sup.
per in the Odd Fellows hall Satur-
day, from 5 to 8 o'clock.
Mrs. A. C. McLain is quite i'll at
her home in this city. Her two
son, who live in Duluth, have been
here visiting at her bedside.
D. A. McFarlane, master mechanic
for the M. & I. Railway, went to
Funkley last evening to repair the
derrick at that place, which had
been broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Black and Mr..
and Mrs. Angus Cameron went to
Blackjack last evening. Mrs. Black
and Mrs. Cameron visited at the
Duck" for few hours while their
husbands transacted business with
local merchants, and all returned to
Bemidji last night.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-13
Carta de Espana
LA VIDA POLITICA ~

ESQ que en- Madrid Sc llama la OPP
n;dn do los critcrios politicos ha te-
uido un dia feliz. Ali IS nada Una
crisis! Ei cspectaculo naclonai mas
sreannte en- otros tiempos y que Cd
ReSapr Maura ha restringldo con sn
;auf0ridad indiscutible contenlendo
los ministries que sc quleren IT y CAL
rnanio 4 los candidates impacientes que
uuiercn ontrarl
Choeara q las genres que ~ atie-
rrsi la opinion vulgar el que liable
mos dc ministries que ~ quEeren IT, Y
grecisamante csta cs una DE- Las Diff
euifadcs CON one troplezan todos los
gobiernos principalmente todos los
yresidentss del Consejo Los honbres
haeen rnuehas cosas por llegar a obte--
nsr una oarrera; pero es tai ia cond-
si6n hunnarEa, que la u1ayoria De elfoS,
1iczsDues que han satisfe"ho vi deSeo
dnstle el dia sigufcnta dc habcr Jn-
Tado, va no pierlsan mas que en la
xnanera decorosi de atandonarlo
La ganga-decia IN poltlco IA
noeso-es haber sido minsstro; q esr-
tD es UNA cosa odiosa.
Y tras de la ganga wan muehos So
sores, para apresaria 40 tesnen
ssaa,sar complicaeIones su partido y
al gubierno de que forman parte con
Tai de l,aeir cuanto antss Il aspiTatto
Gx, con tGdas las preemintrncAas arhs-
1as 4 essts stuaei6n de reemplazo.
Sarasta, que tuyo qus hAcer MINIS
zrus 4 tantos sciiores q1se por 10
xnismo sc veia agoviado en slis perio-
ssos de mant'o par la necessldad De ha-
xcr cont innas crisis. lego d declr al
x.mfst,tnr itno De sus ultlmoS MINIS
asrns y ahofa, caballeroe, tengo qsis.
haeer una advertencia: al mlnlstro que
znc hsble de crisis no ie yueivo a sa
1mlar on toda mi vida.
f1s verdad que al ilasrtEre lefe del
xssrtido liberal h. haitian ocurrldo, en-
zsto dc provocar CRISIS. cosas gerda-
sieramemte estupendas. En una oca-
xiidm, c,Eando el orden publlco eStaba
Emenazado en- todas parties por cons
piraeiontzs Importantos. unO De los MI
nissuDs, que por su cargo tenia ohlga-
ridn especial de vslar Tor la paz pa
l5ica, hizo en- Ell Cons 20 81 sIgul Iise
breve disssurso:
EN- todos los Consoles Iinbian JEs-
tedcs de proximas alteraclones d..l
oyisn en- Andalueia V en- las PToyin-
rias Vascongadas; H. ponen ustedas
al preslderte "A alma en- un puno con
BIS sdgurios y yo voy a poner term
M definitivo esos temors.s. Acabo
sae consular 4 un buen medium"
ne ha dado In seguridad do que en-
kspana no We rompe por ahora la tran
quiIsiad pdbIica. Pnedsn ustedrs dor
nr trsmr,ilos-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-13
Rafael o. Galvan
RuSoS MahOmetanOS

Ii pueblo russo ha conquistado hace
POGO tempo gracias a un ukase del
emperador, la libertad de coneieneia,
TO cual rcpresentsr una gran ventaJa en
e! canine del progreso, pero que colo
ca sobre eI tapetc una question qu
no Sc sabe como resolver.
ious uso hara de esta libertad. nus-
Va para e, un pueblo privado ha.,
shora de toda clase De libcrtades;
IDara lugar qne esa pueblo - n
tregue a to,ia ciase de exceso . r1iioio-
sas mamfestaciones de ateismo in
quietantes manifestaciones contra los
dogmasf
mo dcsaparcceri Il placido misticis
mo de Russia para dejar plaza a los
mas ruidosos excesosf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-13
FL pez trepador

Duante mucho tempo sc ha estado
ahrmando y negando altcqnativam-n1s
Ia eAlStencla de nn pee que p7leda Vi
N'r fmera del aqua y aun eacaranarse
por los arboles.
Ahora va no cabe Ia duda, pue>to
cue en el .'ardin Zool6gico de Lon
lres existe, deseie hace muy POGO item
po, nm ejemplar de .ste curioso an-
NAL
Sn nombre en- el arclripi6lago males
IS "nndicolli,,' qre quiere deer IL
teraImente escalador dc arboles.
Exteriormente ofrece 4 la observe.
eion vulgar un aspecto parccido ( Ia
perca. Su color Is verde obscure con
tranjas mas obseuras aln.
La Natnraleza le ha proporeior l.io
los medios para defenders contra "A
clima i0rrBdO on que habita. Cusndo
la seqnia agoia "a agra de los rie,
10 lagunas en- que vive. ii anima ss
le tranqailamente TERRA - arras-
ira OF Ergr.dss eXteI ioaa : Il. e~f.s
ESQ hasta encontrar ptra capa ii,u
da
Se dice que IN Ia Mal-sia. ay1nl.au-
dose con las espinas he sus al.tas. -
cnoarama por ri fronoo de luss .osoie-
r-, para brber Il aqua" de los fri
tos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-13
Numero 82

Las noticias que ~ rcciben de Mos
cou nos tranquilizan, sin embargo. res
pecto q este punto, sin dejar por rs.
de sorprendernos.
Segun esas noticlas, on lugar de sat
cudir el yugo de la religion. 10 prime
ro que han hecho los rtsos mn si,io
aprovecharSc del ukasc para zanzibar
de religion; asi cs que ), cuentan pov
millareS los que Sc han convertible :.
otros dogmas, pidiendo adorar mlevos
idolos.
10 mas admirable de este now
'iento IS que los rusoS. al procedcr
como 10 hacrn, ohedcccn 4 considera-
ZONES compctamcntc practcas. Nh.
nos 81 han conyertido al catolicismo
al protestantismo, pcro la religion
ne mas adeptoS ha conquistaI6 Ia s.
20 la dc Mahoma.
No solo han vrelto q la mczq,iiia los
aumeroSoS refugiados turcos s p.rsas
que para vivir tranquilos tnvieron u,.r
convertirSe 4 la ortodoXia csIava. Sino
que tamblen los nlismos rusos Sc han
declarado dispuestos 4 no iuror nas
Que por el Profeta 3 por el Coran.
Porquc rcsuIta que el Coran cs m -
bro nroViJoncial ,,o,,o L.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-13
Emilio Sanchez Pastor.
Il DprSOnaIISno en- America

Iia exisiido por largo tempo un
mai tan @~ava en tolcs los pueblos de
la America latina, y aun existe en- la
nayoria de ellos, que bien pudiera ca
.;ficarse dc verdadera carcoma de las
rcpublicas Ese NAL Sc llama perso-
Eaiismo poIitico. De tai modo 81 ha
catronizado en la medula de mnchas
de las Republicans americanas. que la
sola evocaci6n de su recuerdo da dolor
y pesadumbre.
I'm esta hora suprema de civiliza-
ci6n en- que las demas naciones conSa-
gran todo su ahinco engrandcce rise
mas Y mas por medic de los mobiles es-
timulos del progrso, horroriza pen
sar en- la postraci6n en- que yacen aque
Has republicas. aniquiladas por el sal
vajismo de la politica de banderia. por
las torpezas desafueros del persona
lismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-13
Isl un pretexto 4 cicrtas campahas ops

asi un pretexto crcrtas campanas ops
Isicionisias; pero Fl senor Maura se ha
mantenido firme y ~ ha negado Il es-
| tablccer el precedcnte de que sean las
|oposiciones quienes le Designer los
|companeros de gabinete que dcbe aban
donar.
Y hay que reconoccr que algunos
de los citados conscjeros de la Co
roma ha dado al prcsdentc no pOcos
disgustos en- la actual etapa por Il
estrech0 criterio y pequenez de miras
con que resuelve los asuntos de su
ministeriO: pero 81 scnor Maura atien-
de los intcreses de la politica gene
raj por Gina de slls pcrsOnales inte-
rises, como ha convenidO la paz
|y unidad del partido conscrvador que
~ ministro siga en- su pucstO, cn IL
continiia y contmuara hasta que ra-
zones politcas de un ordem clevado
|aconsejen su relevo.
E.sta manera de gobernar del senior
Maura desespera los adverSarios
Il muchos de sus amigos; bien sabcn
rs oposiciones el dano que 4 un go
bierno Sc causa con crisis parciales,
Ia resistencia del senor Maura 4 estas
0mbinaciones es causa principal de la
fol lo1o 10 ..,,
Aparte del inter6s puramente po-
'Itico, hay en- la permanencia De los
a'nistros otro administrative de gran
lislma lmportancia. Los asuntos de la
@obcrmaci0n del Estado son bastarHte
omplicados, y nadie puede improvisar
9u cOnocimionto solo clmndo lm con
scIero de la Corona lleva algunos me-
IS al frente de su dcpartamento. en-
'lcZa d conocer las ncccsidades dcl
Terviclo, S1ls deficiencies V las refor--
mas que, pueden introducrsc en- los d.
'eI9sos ramos que 10 constituyen.
81 cnando comenza 4 enterarsc de
sils obllgacionoS Sc marclla rs slls-
ltumo por otrO que tlenn que ahcer
Il mismo aprendlzaje. sucedera que la
administration sc pcrturbara; que los
asuntos sufriran la consiguiente demo
"a y que los empleados subalte1rlos Sc
ruiran rcsolviendo sn antojo las
>uestiones. validos de la natural igno--
rancia de s,ls .icfes.
Las opoSiclones trataran ahora dc ex
plotar la salida del gabinete del ge-
neral Primo de Rivera para perder
amos dias en- el Parlamento exaulinan-
de slls cauSaS.
Is otro obstaculo on "a canine de
Ia am'obacl5n del proyecto de rfgi-
men local
Por fortuna no scra muy largo.
Emilio Carcba1 pac+or
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-13
Esa palabra me ha angustiado mu

Esa palabra me ha angustiado mu'
has veces, como me entristecc ahora
porque Sc que ella ha sido la causa
de un sequito dc males que tuve el
infortunio de contcmplar con espan-
to, y de otros que no he visto, pero 81
sentido en- mi coraz6n, como on eco
de las cansadas palpitaciones del casl
exangiie coraz6n de America.
Esa palabra es el "Inri" dc Ella.
rs un "inri" no dicho, nj escrlto,
sin huella en- Ia frente, pcro con un
sllrco tan hondo On el alma de Ameri-
ca. que por Il Sc escapa la mcJor sa-
via de su vida y de su decoro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-13
4 los sSeriVt0Fes y Agrn'es

Para Ia buena marcia de esta ADM
sistraci6n, no sdmitimos Atlas DE-
suscripciones & este diario sino desde
n primero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
ue avisar&n los dias 80 q 81; advir--
kendose que las que sc dieren con pos
terioridad no sc tonaran en- cuenta
nj surtir&n efecto en- la contabilidad
hasta ell dia nltimc del mes siguien
se al en- que Sc soliciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-13
Ante ssnejantc salida los minis

Ante ssnejantc salida los minis
tnos 80 miraron cstupefactos: todos Sa-
ban. que aqucl seiior era espritista ;
pero ninguno habia podido soSpcchar
que fucra & haccr intnrvenir los cs-
piritus en- la conservation del Orden.
Dada Ia sitnaci6n de las pasionss po-
|aitras no era possible continuar nj up
mommto mis- con aquGl ministro en- I'M
departamcnto dc la importaneia d'l
qIn Il ocupaba. Sagasta tuvo que ha-
cer una crisis convcnida con dos de
srs cmsejcros que Sc p,lsieron en- dist
dnria eD I'm as'into trivial en ei prl-
mer Consejo que hubo de cclcbrarssc; ;
stos 80 aprc~iraron ofrcccr slis car
gos al prcshentc, les signcron los de-
mas en- este ofrccimicnto Sc decla-
- la crisis total. Sagasta reOrganiz6
~ ministeriO con tOdos los mlniStros.
exccptO a cpsritista. que muica con-
rrsMi6 Tprq,rc, no habiendo expieS''
Il su opinion en- Cd aslindo que mott
v6 la crisis, So qued6 q fuera del GO
hiprno dcntro los dos que por S7l 4
vergcncia irrVluctible habian motivad
|I cambio.
iCuantas crisis como csta Sc hahr3'
vcrifcado sin que nadie haya podido
Sospcchar su vcrdadera cauSa
Por haber bailado Fl rigod0n de no
nor en- Palacio con a jefe de la opc-
sici6n dora Isabel II hubo una crisis
IN aquellos amos tristeS que precc--
diron la revolution de Septiombr'
Ell iefe del gobierno soSfecho por
|aqucl hecho que habia perdido la cm-
ianza de la corona Y cfectivamem
ten}a razon, la habia perdido y tu}@
que abanlonar st puesto.
Fl seiior Maura. conociendo 10 qa
rasta los gobiernps 10 que dcsmo-
raliza i los partidos la repetici6n d
las crisis Sc habia propuesto cvitar-
las 4 toda costa asi ha venido ha~
ctndoio en- essta ctaEa: SOLO por no.
tivos dc salud reieva 4 nm ministro
= 6stos tener, o,e cstar tan iustjfica-
dos conn. anar,cieron cuan,lo. fuf re-
'"Vado q senor Osma Il senior San
chez BnAttllo.
La ma!lcia dsIda que Cd senior Primo
lie Rivera haya cstado enfcrmo nj un
solo momento Se falnasca bastante 80
bre la causa ie su dimisi6n ,uos su-
poncn que SO hasa en- cosa tan pussrii
como 10 dc los emblcmas Y tnMformcs
del cjercito. y hay cnlicn afir1na one
~ trata dc algo tan grave como todo
10 que 81 relaciona con la ley de itris-
dcclones.
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