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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-04-09
ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION

Vote on Local Option Gives Result
for License
The annual town eIectiobehe
on Tuesday was largely attended,
there being no opposition to the
caucus ticket, but the big fight
was on the local option question,
and Eagle River went wet by
over 3 to I in favor of license,
following is the vote:
orI4icense 49,
Agalnst License 50
Majority ia
The entire caucus ticket was
elected, and the following citizens
serve the people for the ensuing
year: Chairman, T. Nema-
check; Supervisors, Mike Nor
rison and VIM. Saltenberger;
Clerk, Frank Beardsley; Treas
urer, Fred Morey; Assessor, VIM.
Tellefson; Justice, Geo. E. Fuller;
Constables, J. J. Roderick, James
White and VIM. Murphy.
The LangiIl contract was car
ried by vote of 159 for and 65
against.
The annual town meeting was
by resolution postponed until
Saturday, Apri! 17th at o'clock,
when the report of the outgoing
town officers will be read and the
budget of appropriations for the
ensuing year will be voted on.
The election in Eagle River was
one of the NEST orderly ever con-
Quoted here, and it was the first
time since the organization of the
town that there was no opposition
to the caucus ticket. The results
on every question voted upon was
SO pronounced that it clearly
showed the will of the people.
For Justice OF the Supreme
Court, John Barnes received 127
votes. For Circuit Judge 10Th
Judicial Circuit, Alexander H.
Reid received ninety-four. For
County Judge. Geo. E. O'Connor
received I28 votes.
The follow ing are the officers
elected in the different towns in
this county.
HAcKLEY-For Chairman, L.
Metz; Supervisors, F. Wiezorek
and Boyd Barker; Clerk, Is adore
Tenson; Treasurer, Frank Gala
CHER; Assessor, c. A, Scharsh;
Justices of the Peace. Hunter
Case, c. E Hazen and VIM. Pray;
Constables, Ed, HandIey and +,
Treakle.
CoNovER- Chairman, c. H.
Blohm; Supervisors, Theodore
Christensen and Hans Hanson;
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-04-09
Death of an Old Resident.

Frank Hull received telegram
Monday announcing the death OF
his mother, Mrs Pauline Hull at
Sand Point, Idaho The deceased
was s. years of age. She resided
here for over twenty years and
two years ago she moved to Sand
Point to reside at the home OF ner
son Henry. She leaves to mourn
four sons, Frank, of this place;
Bert of Minocqus; Henry, of Sand
Point aud Eugene. address I'M
known. The remains WEIR inter
ed at Sand Point. The cause OF
death is as yet unknown.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-04-09

Alex. Kirchen returned We'd
nesday from several DAYS visit
with relatives at Tomah. Mrs.
Airchen and son will remain sew
efal days longer at that place.
Mrs. Malcolm Hutchinson and
children of Amigo, arrived here
Monday on few weeks visit at
the home of he@ sister, Mrs. Tohn
E. Hanson.
John Klein returned Monday
from weeks business trip at
Milwaukee, Chicago and other
points. While away Mr.. Klein
purchased more machinery for the
Eagle Aluminium Co.
Wanted to 8uy-A cheap building
to tear down. Address
w. H. HARDY, IT,,
Waukesha,
Wis.
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Injured Internally.

7 Howard Lucus al old resident
of this place and brother of Mrs
James Ooerholtzer, is again in the
hospital and from all reports he
is in very dangerous condition.
Howard has been employed as
teamster at Camp 9, of the Hack
ley Phelps-Bonnel Co, and while
hauling Load of logs Sunday af-
ternoon the wrapper broke, and
in falling he was caught at the
hips between the logs and receiv-
ed internal injuries. He was TAX
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en- to the St Mary's Hospital at
Rhlnelander on Tuesday. 1t was
only about year ago thai Mr..
Lucus was injured while working
for the same company, and he
never really recovered. 1t is re
ported that their WAS but one bind
er on the load when there should
have been two. His many Eagle
River friends will be sorry to learn
OF this accident and all Hope to see
Howard among US again soon.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-04-09
NOTICE

Having purchased IS h. p.
Steam Traction engine [ am pre-
pared to do all kinds of work such
as wood saving, road grading,
stumping and clearing land or any
other kind of work where an en-
CINE can be used, For particulars
address, J. H. Bol.e. 4I-tf
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First Shipment Today.

The Eagle Aluminium Co. made
their first shipment of deep sea
floats to Port Washington today
AS soon as their order of sheet
material arrives, the plant will fin
ish up the several thousand floats
now ordered. $500 floats was to-
days shipment.
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Library Assassination to Meet.

A meeting of the Library Assoc
iation is hereby called for Satur-
day evening at 100 o'clock at the
Library rooms for the purpose OF
transacting important business
All members are requested to be
present. Mrs. N. A. Colman,
President,
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APPLICATIONS WANTED

The Board of School Directors
of the Town of Eagle River are
now ready to receive applications
from teachers for all grades for
the ensuing year. All applica-
tons must be in the hands of the
President Of the Board on or be-
tore Thursday, April 22nd, 1909
4o-4t M. FRANKEL, Pres.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-04-09
LOW C0L0NIST RATES
TO PACIFIC COAST
DaiIv Throughout April.

These special low rate tickets
are available on our daily ano
personally conducted tours IN
tourists sleeping cars through to
the coast, via the Chicago, Union
Pacific g North Western Line.
For full particulars write ,. a.
Hutchinson, Manager, louflst
Dept, 2r2 Clark ST., Chicago H.
or address nearest ticket agent.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-04-09
Towns 90 for Wet

The nearby towns that voted on
the local option question Were
Rhinelander went wet by a /sfnall
margin and Three Lakes, Amigo
and Minocqua went wet by large
ma 1orities.
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'7g~~Iailor Shop for Eagle River,

+. +. Novotny, a Merchant
Tailor, moved here this week from
Crandon, and will open a tailor
shop in the Gaffney building east
OF q. l.. Carter's store on Wall St,
He will not only make new gar
ments but will do a general re-
pairing business.
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Coming Soon.

DR.. !. B. Maier will be at Hotel
Commercial on April 10Th to 22nd
from 9 A. M. to p. M. outside
patients will be given the prefer
enCe. 2-2t.
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PERSONAL and Local
happenings Around Town

Monday III TOWN. OH BUSINESS.
Crank Pearson went to Wausau,
Wednesday, to spend a month.
robn Frank of Cisco, spent cleo
inn day in town.
4 G Mcintyre made business
.,;o to Ashland Tuesday.
For SaIe-New mich COW.
GRANT LAWTON.
Mrs. Tohn Currier returned Sat
.rjav from visit at Chicago,
Chairman Blohm was down
4,om Conover today.
Patrick Walsh departed today
For Chicago to visit friends.
ror Sale-3 COWS, all new mich
shortly. Enquire of VIM. WEST.
Ralph Baker, the popular cigar
maker of Woodruff, cslled on his
friends here Thursday.
Mvron Mather and Ed. Halmin-
ark of Donaldson, were town visi-
tors today.
Math. Kramer returned Mon
4av to his home at Kewaunee, af-
ter weeks visit in town.
Frank Gallagher was down
from Hackley, Monday, and spent
few hours in town on business.
For Sale-Barred Plymouth
Rock Eggs for setting.
James Morgan. 38tf
Mrs. II. G. Frank of Lac Vieux
Desert was a Saturday visitor in
n0Wn.
AC. H. Johnson, the Conovel
postma8 .er. spent a few hours il
town Saturday.
Bernard Ernst departed Tues
day for Chicago, to get an arti'
fetal limb.
George White was up from
Wausau and spent Sunday last
with his parents.
FOR SALE
White Plymouth Rock EGGS
For Setting-$2.OO per Is eggs.
JOSEPH CROSS,
Ashland, Wis.
Z It is now Chairman Nemacheck
and Supervisors Morrison, and
Salten0urger,
James Shelf went to Mudlavia
Ind,, on Tuesday to take treat
nentS for his Rheumatism
( NJ Frankel departed Tuesday
Tor Chicago to purchase his spring
stock Of goods,
Atty, Bird of Wausau, was a
business visitor in our town cleo
ZION day.
James Mckinley returned last
Saturday from a short stay at his
camp at Durham, Mich.
Nike Giibertson has been laid
up the past week with an attack
2t the La Grippe, but is now on
.he gin.
4 MISS Katherine Nemacheck re-
.orHed Satul day from several days
f> at the home of her brothers
a 6rs~emer, Mich.
( Misses Lulu and Louise Mink
ny OF Pennington, are guests OF
.1-nos IN own today, and Frank
Is happy.
Mrs, J. r. Brazen, who visited
#5 Weeks at the home OF her
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Dill
fine returned to her home at Iron
NNe., Friday last.
Miss Momberg went to Wausau
&Sr Saturday and Miss Thompson
10 "aupaca, to spend their spr1ng
:acauOu
Frank Nemacheck was up from
Appleton the first of this week,
guest at the home of his SOD, ],
|. AemacheCk.
Mrs, Walter Murawski and
#.lrcn were down from Conover
'l,ur5ay, for a few hours visit
.tta her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
u. Roblda.
The Christian Endeavor Society
vii serve Ice Cream and Cake at
he Church Parlors on Monday
ternoon.
). :. Van Nostrand departed
oeSday fer the southern part OF
he state and Michigan on bust
sSS tor the Eagle Aluminium 60,
Nesdames Steve Bowker and
ester Carter departed Wednes-
ay tor Algoma, to spend two
seks with relatives.
For Sale-ODe horse bobs-
Sht sleighs-one heavy one
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20
LA CAMPANA DE MEL|LLA

A las diez reanLuo ell canOneO con-
ira Il enemigo que hula por Ia mar
gen izquierda del rio Zeluan.
La columna continuaba su marcha
victoriosa sin que por un momento ce
sasen los disparos. La artileria to-
mo por blanco el monte dc Tammert
que, aunque Sc llama monte, no es mas
que una colina de 25 metros de ele-
vaci"n en- medic de la llanura de Bu-
Erg, ilnica alt1ra cue por AMI sc en-
clrentra entire las eStribacioneS de Be-
ni-bu-I Ifrur y la. Mar Chica.
Los moros, no p,ndiendo resistir el
caioneo mortifero desalojan ell mon--
tie. Algunos intentan aun La loca em..
presa de seguir defendiendolo; pero
Ia infanteria arroja de la ansiada pp-.
sici6n a los 1ltianos defensores, CO.;
roma las crestas.
Ell momento es de una emoci0m inc
narrab1e.
Los vivas a la patria, al ejercito
al rey, sc extienden desde la co]ina
conquistada hasta atronar el valle. La
prinera parte de la operaci6n esta
iconcluida. Son las diez cinculemta mi-
netos. &c..
En- el acto Sc monta la estaci6n he
liografiea que com,lnica la feldz nue.
Iva la Restinga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20
Quien era Ferrer?

Aunme Ia siniestra fgura de'Ferrer
..s; mia en- la esfera de activldad Y
.sesenvolyimdemto de la po1itica espano-
la.-por la triste afnidad de su ensenanza
demoledora con los politicos radicales de
Ia Peninsula iberica, en- todo 10 que con
Ia tendencia arrasadora del fundador dc
IN Escueln ModeTNa Sc relaciona-tra-
taha de ponerse en- conexi6n con los mas
radicaIes politicos.
. Vemos1e por ESQ, EN- eommlcaclon ep1s-
tolar con Lerroux y alguna vez con 10
drigo Soriano, con Nakens, pero nunca
ron Blasco. a pesar de figurar este EN- las
mas radicaIes avanzadas de La hlspana
politica.
Asi todo, nunca podran confundirse
ei radicalismo cfrn,0tico de Lerreux,
Soriano Nakens, con La fnalidad Mega
tipa que los medios politicos guerra dar
Ferrer.
Por ejempEo; la revoiuci6n politlca pa
r. est.hlecer en- Ia Patria un nuevo y ra-
a;cal orden de cosas, pero de modo posltl-
vc ha sido la empeflada fnalidad de Le-
rroux. v la preston violenta, Ell uso de
ca6ones. Ia asonada motinesea, y todos
los elementos que para el deseuage de
1o estatuido es necesarlo empiear, entran
an Ia combination revolucionarla de Le-
rroux de modo incidental, como medic
habll necesario q Ia eo@secue0cla del
fin preconceblde.
Ferrer era ell anverso, 10 eontrarlo
Para ese degenerate de la cuHura, pa
"a ese eunuco de la eivillzaci6n, que to-
ma en- sus manos ell vitalico libro de la
ensenanza al efecto de producer ell agota-
miento de la vida Intellectual mas facil-
mente, 10 principal de sus empenes po-
liticos, era la total destruction del or
den politico, despues de la negaci6n
doctrina1; y, 81 Sc le We aproxlmarse
los po4itlcos, q quienes odia {sega1n una
de sus circulares), no es con otro Oh
ieto que aprovecharse incidemta1men-
te del radicalismo polftsco, para en-
granar en- su plan, De destruoca6n ab-
soauta, 10 que de destructor tiene ei
rsdIcalismo revo4ucionariO.
Aparece, por este motive, commican-
dose con Sol y Ortega, " escrlbfendo
( Lerroux, cartas incitantss q la revo-
luci6n social, por 10 que do destruc-
sora la revotuci6n social taene.
Ferrer era perverso hasta con sus
amigos afines, Los requhheanos radi--
GALES. E,
Escribia LerFonx, con el lsdmo
r,roD6sito de desvaneeerie y preclpf--
tarle 4 la revolucion anarquica, "a
.,ua Ferrer, siempre asparaba, y pa
m cuya ejecuci6n, ponia en- prast'ca
tns1os los medios,
Amque Lerroux y Fe1rer, en- d ca
msno DE Ia agitaci6a polftica, halIau-
n en- Ia afinidad rewonueionaria, sig
usficaba Ferrer, la NEGAC1ON RADl-
CAL. para arrasar con todos 10 exis--
tea,te. miantras Lerroux, implicaba EN-
Ia brega revolucionaria, 1a AFlRMA--
sCION vIOLENTA de los priuciplos, q
su juicio salvaderes de la Patria-
Por ESQ, ante el laaino haiago dei
zcrata Ferrer, para precapitar Z Le-
repx, en- d empeao de la destruction
de todo, ysrguese, no ea scrata de m
ten4ps de tigre, sino ei revoarciona--
rip polftico, y eouuteata h tentsdora
carta de Fearer, en- Ia forna slg0'en-
Ae:
Ell PROGRDSO, periddheo republi-
eanO
Direction: Montesa 81 pral. Mad1sd.
Querido amigo Fer1er:
. - - = =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20
El general Marina.-Agua y municio-
nes para los combatientes.-Hogue-
ras rife1as.-Hacia Nador.-Ataque
inIltil la nueva posicion. '

Irstantes despues de recibir la no.
ticia del triR1nfo, el general EN- jefe
Iembarc6 con .sus ayudantes EN- una lam
cha automovil y sc dirigi6 presemcisa-
de cerca la segunda Ease de la ope-
racion.
A la una y media de la tart1e. -!sali6
de la Restmga por Mar Cmca, urn con-,
voy con aqua y m1nliciomes para los
soldados de La division Owzco.
Ell general en- jefe seguia atentamen-
tie la condueci6n con sus gelnelcs de
campaia. Els de lima ginm el tfia de an
sioEo enta,sasune que hoy habra tent
do el ilnlstre casldllo, que al cacr la
tarde experimental la satisfaction in.
mensa de YER su plan p,ecisa mente
realizado. f
En- Ta1in4a dejo el general Orozco
el regimiento, del, Rey y una bateria
de montana. Acto. continue empeza-
rom Los trabajos de for4ifmaci6n. ~
Ell resto de la division descendi6 q
la llanura. para aprovisiomarse y seglhr
hacia Nadok.
Los moros, comfprendiendo que les
ha llegado la hora de lln nueNo y tre-
mealdo desastre, encendan en- la 1e-
jania gramdes hog1mras, pidiendo unos
refalerZcs que no recibirfan.
Apenas Las columnAs han empren--
dido la marcha, Sc rompen de nue.
vO Las hostilidades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20
Marcia victori1sa.-Los moros arro--
llados Observation-Disclosures 6 in
cendios.-La huerta del Chaldy.-To-
ma de Nador.

La infanAeria espahola. victoriosa
desde el primer paso de la operaci6n
continue su triunfal marcha, protegi-
da por la caballeE1a y la artilleria.
al POGO tempo de salir de Tammert,
negaha a la ricas huertas de Nador,
tantas veces cafoneadas desde ed prin-
cipio de la guerra, y ann esta misma
mahana, por las baterias DE Sidi-Amet-
eI-Hach del Atalay6n. La obra de
destruction enprendida hace va tieml-
po, fue acabada hoy en- brewisimos ms
tantes.
(Continda en- la 5a. pagina).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20

"D'eclaracionks de- Lefroux
Londres, Ii, IL M.
En- un intervi1, LerrOux declare q.
no es autor de La earta dimgida q Fe-
Ferrer y publicada hoy por los pe'rio-
dicOs.
Lerroux pretende que aunque tie
ne relaciones con Ferrer, no compar-
te sus ideas anarquitas."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20

me desvanece; tengO yO la cabeza muy
firme sobre los hombros bien equili-
"brados. Nadie sabe mejor que yo 10
"que valgo y 10 que puedo, pero usted
''me justiprecia ell mucho mas de 10 que
'permite la reaIidad bien conocida. Yo
"no puedo ser .jefe de NADIA, nj caudillo
de NADIA, y 81 alguna vez parezco 10 Sc
"gundo, es porque me pongo delante,
"donde sc bate ell cobre.
"Aparte este, usted Sc ha dejado en- el
"tintero-porque, conocerlas, 81 las CO.
"noce-las verdaderas causas de la i'm
"potencia republicana que yo le recor-
"dare ligeramente.
clos jefes Sc han agotado Y los pro-
"gramas Sc han hecho viejos; en- conse-
"cuencia los partidos Sc han disuelto.
Las doctrinas republicanas no han pro-
"gresado. La vieja labor consistia en- ha-
"cer con los elementos que Sc tenian,
: moldes nuevos. Ha progresado todo al
"rededOr de los dogmas republicanos,
"menos los dogmas. La experiencia, la
"ciencia y la mayor cultura, han nprodu-
"cido ideales mas conformes a la reali-
dad Y al porvenir; Los directores repu-
"blicanos, por empenarse en- la conquista
"del poder, han tra1lsigido con todas las
"infamias y tiranlas sociales; por ESQ cl
pueblo-llam6 asi los q. viven asa
"lariados, sin pan nj bastante instruc-
"ci6n-les ha abandonado. Ellos saben
"y sabe todo eI cue piensa, que la rep1-
"blica, solo por serlo ns mejorara esen-
"cialmente, sino aecidentalmente, la so
"ciedad en- que vivimos 5c6mo pues,
"se quiere hacer la rep1blica sin repu-
"blicanos? Y los pocos que ofcialmente
"quedan Sc entretienen en- discutir 81
evoluci6n, 81 revoluci6n, 81 unitaria .....
Moldes nuevos, programs nuevos.nue-
&C. yos ideales, ESQ haee falta.
"Ahi tiene usted expuesta mi opinion
|"y apuntado ell esqueleto de mis- idea
"Ies; ante todo y sobre todo asegurar
eel derecho q la vida; que todos trabajen
''y que todos conan pan del cuerpo y
"pan de la inteIigenr:a.
Esto propago por escrito y de pa
"1abra EN- los peri6dicos y en- los mitins,
"todos los dfas v todas horas. ST los
"republicanos avanzasen IN POGO la ta-
"rea de ganar la opinion seria facil. En-
ESQ estriba mi fuerza Ell ESQ en- que
mo pido. votos nj quiero actas. Ahora
"bien, ipuedo nj debo lamar manifies
"tos? No, amigo, Ferrer. .-,
ESQ me acabaria por Ell ridiculo.
"Quien no tiene Independence econ6mi-
Ca 10 mejor ha de recurrir la gene
'rosidad para vivir 81 y SUI peri6dico, no
'puede leyantar pend6n. No 10 levan-
tiara"
" Asi obra, piensa y cree su amigo.
A. LERROUX"
La edocuente y explfcita contesta---
cion de Lerroux, anteinserta, des-
concerto ell plan del acrata atrewidb,
del maestro de escuela elemental Fe-
rrer, y puso de manifesto que en- Le-
rroux como ell dice en- su carta-ha-
bla anhe1os de amor por la vida ma
cional de Espana, mientras que en- el
alma endemica de Ferrer, quedaban
SOLO arrestos de destruction y empe.-
nos de agotamiento social.-Para COM
pletar nuestras razones, he aqui un te-
legfama de "A. B. c."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20

Los superficiales republicanos de la
"iarka", debieran estudiar el anterior
parangom miciado, para que Sc die
ran exacta cuenta de la inmenSa dis
tamcia que separa 4 los anarqulstas,
disfrazados con ell antifaz libertinario,
de los politicos radicales de Espa6a,
y para que, de modo incomsscaente. y
llewados de la inocente manO por no
muy expertos mentores, no caigam en-
la ridiculez de sostener 10 que en- abier-
ia oposici6n Sc halla frente su cTe--
do politico y a las progresistas air.
nraciones de la doctrinas republicanas.
Ham comparado algunos Fe1rer co
ell bohemia Y sensible radical Jose Ma
kdnS
4s, Otra equivocaci6n! Aparte que de Ma
kens politico, pudieran afirmarse identi-
cas- tendeneias afirmativas iguales as
piraciones que de Lerroux, sin que -su
radicalismo y su cultura, excluyan repe-
tidos, ,anhelos en- pro de la prosperidad de
la Patria Nakens, lanzando rajass CHS
pas al choQue de SUI hiriente pluma, sobre
las insensibles planas del vitando MO
TIN de Madrid; Nakens, hacienda fulgir
la tremente llama de la indignation, y;
veces la odiosa blasfemia literaria, en-
sn cortada prosa de combatiente insome-
tible,-no es otra cosa que un ilustre vo-
hemio inofensivo. que aunque haya pro-
ducido alguna vez catastrofes polfticas
en- el seno de su partido espanol, aunque
haya encubierto criminales, por su NAL
entendido sentimentalismo, jamas, nun
ca pens6 hacer un NAL collective, nj in
dividual, nj offender ell honor de la Patria
cuyas instituciones ha combatido incan-
able; mientras que Ferrer siempre, cons
tantemente, forjaba su ilegitimo empefio
para darse ell placer de hacer NAL q to-
dos; la Patria, la sociedad, los enc
migos, a los amigos y hasta a quienes te-
nian la desgracia de vivir en- su hogar
profanado. .,...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20

Comparar Ferrer con Maxine Cor
XII y Tolstoi, como 10 hacen los desauto-
rizados pigmeos leguleyos de IA incon-
sulta tribuna, llamada en- estos calidos
climas "libertaria," es. .casi una bias
femia un atrevimiento inaudito; es.
ell colmO de los tarrestos!'
a la ignorancia, esfumada por el vac
asfixiante de la mentira, estan exclusi-
vamente reservadas esas "valentias de
dicci6n"!
Salve. GORkIS de Ultima bora!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20

Cierto es que Ferrer Guardia, estuvo
en- frecuente y criminal contacto con los
mas radicales politicos de Espaha, pero
nunca con un fin polftico: Nutilizaba las
relaciones de los candidos politicos ra-
dicales, con el objeto de acumular faci-
les combustibles en- Ia odiosa pira in
cendiar, que anhelaba llenara la superb
Gle de la idolatrada Patria, y consumiera
las nunca mentidas energfas de la ma
cionalidad espa1ola. >
No merece, pues, el calificativo de po-
litico; intervino per sccidens en- la poll
tica, con ell fin de destruir 10 que la poll
tica salvar pretend.e
Que efectos sociales hs producido en-
Barcelona la nefasta obra del acratag
Lo veremos maiiana.
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-11-26

mon schools of the state was set
forth fully in a decision of the SUI
preme court.
The case involving this important
point was raised in Montgomery coun-
ty when fourteen children were exlud-
ed from the Mount Vernon and Alley
school districts in that county because
their parents refused to pay a ma
circulation fee of $3.50, charged in the
schools in those districts.
Shannon and others, parents of the
excluded children, brought mandamus
proceedings against the boards of
trustees Of the two districts to com
pei them to admit the children. II
was contended that the parents were
all residents and tax payers of the
districts, and that as the schools
were maintained out of the common
school funds they had no legal right
to exclude the children.
Judge Martin issued the mandamus
and the supreme court sustained him.
1t was held charge for matricula-
ton or any other fee could not be
legally imposed as condition Of en-
trance to the school.