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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26
KILLED FOR BURGLAR.
Cleveland Man ls shot While Peerins
Through Hole.

CLEVELAND, o., May ga man
identified as John Kane, and sup
posed to be a burglar, was shot and
instantly killed at an early hour this
morning by K. l.. Alderman, a prom
inent resident OF this city, as the for
mer was peering through hole
which he had cut In the door OF Ack
erman's house. Kane had done few
odd jobs for Ackerman and 10 sup
posed to have taken advantages OF the
opportunity to lay plans for robbins
the house.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26
STRUCK BY AUTO.

SAGINAW, Mich. May 26.-Erncst
Campbell and G. w. Wellman, while
riding a motor cycle early today
were run into by an automobile driv'
en- by William Carroll and the ma
chine passed over their bodies. They
are seriously hurt, but will live.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26
TO APPEAL BUDGET SUIT.
Attorney Baker Expects Ruling From
Supreme Court BY June 10.

Attorney Fred A. Baker, represent
ing Milton A. McRae, the relator, IN
the tax budget suit, will take an ini-
mediate appeal to the supreme eeHrt
from Judge Murhn's decision, and
will appear before that body, Tues
day, June 8, when the new term
opens, to urge that the case be ad-
vanced on the docket and disposed
OF at the earliest possible moment.
Mr.. Baker has already instructed
Judge Murhn's clerk to forward TO
Lansing, the entire record OF tho pro
ceedings to date. He IL hopeful OF
securing the supreme courts ruline
on the questions involved by June 10
rtuppET4S A. aissanass = &C.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26
WOMAN AND SON LYNCHED.
Mob Hangs Nesress and Boy Charged
With Numbering Officer.

oKEMA, Okla, May 2e.-There
will be no official investigation of the
lynching of Laura Nelson. a negress,
and her f6-yeHr-oid son. who were
tnken from the Jail here last night,
dragged to the Canadian river, six
miles away, and hanged TO the bridge.
The woman was the frat iynched in
this state.
The woman and her son were un-
der arrest on the charge OF murder
ing Deputy Sheriff George II. Loney.
who had discovered stolen goods IN
their home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26
AVIATOR WINS
$4,000 IN PRIZES
Pierre Vedrine Had to Clear Noun.
tain Range, But Made Record
Flight, Paris to Madrid.

MADRID. May 26.-Pierre Vedrine.
Frenchman, who today won the
Paris-Madrid aeroplane race, 7ol
miles. with its prize OF $4,000 from
the Petit Partisan, and other prizes
of more than $4,000. is the new ayia'
ton hero.
Battling against fearful odds, In
which he had to clear a mountain
range nearly 5000 feet high, vedrine,
with a patched up machine, completed
the last stage OF his thrilling race,
from Burgos to Madrid, $50 miles, In
two hours and 46 minutes. His time
for the whole race IL 10 hours and ly
minutes. The best time made by
railway trains between Paris and
Madrid, is 26 hours and six minutes.
King Alfonso took part In the ova-
ton rendered Vedrine. The aviator
was apparently stupefied and was
rushed to hospital. where he quick
ly revived.
NJ. Gilbert, who had thrilling mid
air battle with an eagle near Wit
toria, arrived shortly after Vedrine,
having flown more than 200 miles, In
the last stage. He had to be lifted
from his monoplane.
Roland p. Garros, who was forced
to descend when only a few miles
from San Sebastian, did not complete
the race. More than 100000 people
crowded around the Getafe Aerodome
to see the finish.
Il think the fight the most wonder
full ever made" declared King AL.
fonso.
LONDON, May 26.-While qualify
ing for pilots license, yesterday af-
ternoon, an English aviator named
Benson was instantly killed when his
aeroplane turned completely over
while 100 feet In the air and dashed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26
stabs Three and Hlmself.

CHICAGO, May 2e.--Running
amuck with dagger,, Pasquafe Lab
Tioia. SO. an italian iaborer-today
fatally stabbed his wife, HIS two
daughters and himself. All are In the
county hospital, where the physicians
say none can recover.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26
PACE is TOO STRENUOUS.
Mayor 6aehr Announces He Won't
BE Candidate Again.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 26.-
Mayor Herman G. Baehr, the only
man who ever defeated the late Tom
l.. Johnson for mayor of Cleveland
and against whom Johnson had hoped
again to run, today announced that
he would not be candidate again
for mayor Baehr gave ill-health as
the cause of his determination, al.
though he has been under fierce poll.
tical FIRE for some time past on vari.
Gus public questions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26

They had to tear out part Of the
house to remove q 500-pound Long
Island woman for burial
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26
EVERY Time yln|
WALK YOU DIG u
TO Shoe TRUST
Every Time You Squeak TO Work
You "cough up TO winalov's
Combine, All Beczuse Of
Few Patents.
Combine Taxes Baby's Shoes an1
All Others With Relentlsss
Regularity,

lThis h the nrst OF three art1cleo
every time you put on your shoes-)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26
MARKET OPENING.

NEW YORK. May 2s.--The tone m
the early trading In the stock market
today showed n decided improvements
Nearly everything In the list at tn9
end of the first Is minutes ruled
strong and showed some gain
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26

Busfne.--iIk< rristi.s. No fuss and
no feathers The plair. neat Kind that
looks right Ti.es rrfnffnH Ge-
John R-st- Pm. Main ftss or ctS ssss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26
ADVERTISING TALKS.
WRITTEN By
WILLIAM Q. FREEMAN
No. 745.

The NEW YORK EVENING
WORLD recently touched upon
a phase of fraudulent advertis-
ing. Their comment is repro
duced herewith for the lesson 1t
teaches:
FRAUDS UPON
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26

CHAnLEs w. WARREN q CO.
o. ~sff of sterling sffxer.
wAsaisoroN Arcade.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26

yes Prs.ti.e Dse> ra<s1- IT,
sssss,is sisss ia Car Or s'ss Ss 3 s;.s s''' -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26

Article NO. 2 will tell Of the Hrst
movement toward the monopoiIxIno o.
the shoe business.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06

ing in the decisions of the latest two cases from which such dangerous theory Of judicial discretion in en. forcing this statute can derive the slightest sanction.
 Fofce and effersfvanas. nS cs-t,..
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
applied to all business would be a long step toward state socialism.
 importance Of the Antitrust Act.

importance Of the Antitrust Act.
 The antitrust act is the expression of the effort Of a freedom.loving pee pie to preserve equality of opportuni- ty. It. is the result of the confident determination of such a people to maintain their future growth by pre- sersing uncontrolled and unrestricted the enterprise of the individual. his industry, his ingenuity. his intelli- gence. and his independent courage.
 For twenty years or more this sta ute has been upon the statute book. All knew it's general purpose and ap- proved. Many of its viOlators were cynical over it's assumed impotence. It seemed impossible Of enforcement. Slowly the mills of the courts ground, and only gradually did the majesty of the law assert itself. Many of it's statesmen-authors died before it be- came a living force, and they and others saw the evil grow which they had hoped to destroy Now it's eff ficacy is seen: now it's power is heavy; now its object is near achieve ment. Now We hear the call for it's repeal on the plea that 1t interferes With business prosperity, and We are advised in most general terms. how by some other statute and in some other way tho evil we are just stamp ing out can be cured. if we only ahandon this work of twenty years and try another experiment for anoth- CT term Of years.
 IL is said that the act has not done good Can this be said in the face of the effect of the Northern Securities decree2 That decree was in no way | so drastic or inhihitiyc in detail as either the Standard Oil decree or the 1 Tobacco decree; but did it not stop 1 for all time the then powerful move nent toward the control of all the railroads of the country in a single hand? Such a onc-man power could | not have been a healthful in1uence in the republic, even though eXer cised under the general supervision of an interstate commission.
 i Do we desire 70 make such ruthless combinations and monopolies lawful . When all energies are directed. not toward the reduction of the cost Ui [ production for the public benefit b. a healthful competition, but toward :. new ways and means for making per manent in a few hands the absolute control of the conditions and price prevailing in the whole field of ir dustry, then individual enterprise and ehort will be Daralvzed and the snir ff uf comm crcial freedom viii be dead
 WAL r. TAFT
 The WHta House December <. leil
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
IMPORTANT THAT HE PUBLIC SHOULD KNOW ABOUT GREAT
 KIDNEY REMEDY

The testimonial I am to give you comes unsolicited l have been suffer ing from lumbago for ten years aud at times was unable to stand erect. A Mr. Dean of this city, saw Uie in my condition (bent oyerl and inquired the cause told him that l had the iumbago. He replied. If you get what I tell you to, you need not have it." I said I would take anything for ease. He said, You get two bottles of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root and take it. and if it does not fix you O.. K., l will pay for the medicine my self" I did so and am a well man. For five months I have been az well as could be. Before l took your Swamn-Root was in constant pain day and night. This may look like adver- tising, but it seems to me most i'm portant that the public should be made familiar with this treatment as it is the only one I know which is an absolute cure l owe a great deal 10 pr. Kllmer's Swamp-RoOt, and am anxious that others situated as l was should know and take advantage of it. Hoping that this testimonial may be Of benefit 10 some one, l am,
 J. A. ROWLAND,
 1734 Humboldt St.,
 Denver. Col State of Colorado.
 City and County of Denver, ss
 Personally appeared before me, a Notary Public in and for the city and county of the State of Colorado. J. A Rowland, known to me as the person
 H1sa saHTN. hT above statement and upon his oath declares that it is true and correct statement.
 DANIEL IT. DRAPER
 Notary Pubic
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
Letter to Or. Kiimer & Co., sinehsmpton, \. Y.

Prove What swanp-Roet Wi Do
 for You.
 Send to Dr. Kilmer & O.. Bing- hampton, N. r., for sample bottle. t will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of valuable in formation. telling all about the kid. neys and bladder. When writing. be sure and mention The Bisbee Daily Review. Regular fifty-cent and one dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
S,13O MINES AID COMPA IFS
AN INDICATION

How do you know your daughters music 8 improving2"
 The neighbors are getting more friendly" Houston Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
STATE OF UNION
 AS ID TIE TRUSTS

Continued from Page n
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06

of the AntI- Tust LaW
 But now that the antitrust act is seen to be effective for the accom- plishment of the purpose of its enact ment. we are met by cry from many different quarters for it's repeal. It Is said to be obstructive Of business progress, to be an attempt Co restore methods Of destructive competition between small units. and to make impossible those useful com binations of capital and the reduction of the cost of production that arc es
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-01-14
Mas TOCanle a la Constitution.

La discussion que IN surgiio tocan.
te a la constitution ht f,rzaIo Ia de
manda por mas information relatlva
a Ia c0ndici0n fOnanciera dc Nuevo
Mexico. Aauf, pues, van alguuOs
spuntes les cuales tai vez podran
prestar ayuda al pagador de impues
los en- su empefio DO saber algn mas
tocante a los CambIos que SO propo-
men en- la constitution, en- los asuntos
del gobierno y su probable result
tado.
El gObierno fedora ahora paga el
g0brrnador, el secretari0, los
Iniembros de la Legislature, Y mU-
chOs otros gastos. Ahora tenemOs
treinta y sei5 miembros dc la legis
lstura cuyo pagO es q raz0n de cua-
tro pesos al dia cada unc.
En- Ia constitution que ha sido pre-
parada Sc prop0ne que SO le pague al
gobernador del nuevo estadO Ia suma
de sizes mil pesos al a1O; otros 0fcia-
les de estsdo d rszon de SO, 10000 Y
So, 900 90 al afiO; tres jueces de Ia su
prena cOrte, seis mil pesos al afio a
cada uno; ocho jueces de cortes de
distrito, razon de 81, 10000 al afio
a cada unu; y tambirn 50 dlspone que
la Legislature del estado se componga
de setenta y tres miembTOs los cuales
han de ser pagadOs q ragon de So 90
al dia cada uno. III total de estos
gastos, afisdiendo 10 de los emplea
dos de Ia legislature, vendra a ser
DE 500. 600. 90 al sfio.
Drode Julio |, 1909 a Julio 1, 1910,
gast0 e territoriu para Vi mAntenl
mientO de su gnbierno territorial 9
instituciones p1blicas, Ia suma de
$l074. 963 So
Durante el mismo periodic cost6 q
los 26 condados para el sOstenimiento
de sus respectivos g0biernos de con-
dado, la suma de $3, ,09l, ,376.2I
La avaluacion amluarada de la
pr0pIedAd amillarable del territorlo
durante ese periodic era de $40, 484,-
8l1.42 cuyo total ha disuIinuidu
desde squella fecha esta.
La deuda amotizada del territOrlo
es de 81, ,001, 10000
El sumento probable del total de
la deuda RmOrtizada, 81 esta cOnsti
tuci0n sc adopta, sin contsr las deu.
das de los condados, es como sigue.
Para lss deudAs amOrtizadas de
ferrocarrits de lus condadus de Santa
re y Grant, sujetss q una leva espe.
cinl y O todos los dinei0s no apropla.
dos para otros hnes, en- la tesorerla
del estado, segdn So dl4pnne On el
ArtfcuIo 0, secciOnes 2,3y4, sl,.
900, 900 90.
Deficits que SO esperan, gastos
extraordinarios, ETC., (cuatro snos)
$3.50, 900 90.
B1nos de millcia los cuaIes tai veE
seran legaliEados por haberse delado
alberta Ia puerta para que 10 spau
w'r lss cortes del estado, $3.50.
900 90.
El limite de Las facultades del es.
tad0 para levar lpp0esto q un tips
que no pase dc ~ tniie,imos, por das
an s, Y diez miesimoa gespu6s, M
'i@ sV4cs6Is 81 IgssEsa Pgp psgaI
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-01-14

En- ella muy termInantemente SO de.
tinen las facultades de los jueces de
election y Sc dispone clara v positiva.
mente el castigo que se les dara a los
que quebranten sus provistos.
Nosotros pers0nalmente NADIA teue.
mos en- contra de los jueces republl.
canos de Ia election que We tnvo en-
La Lieudre y 81 en- este case deseamos
que Sc les de ell lleno de Ia ley, 81 Sc
les prueba su culpa, es porque desea-
mos que Sc ponga un ejemplo para
yer 81 asf sc eortan los muehos v va
rlados shusos que desde hace mucho
vienen cometlendo Iaeces de election
''instrumentos" del partido repuhll-
cano en- vsrlos condados de este Te.
rritorlo.
En- este case mucho noa alegramos
que los dem0crstas dc aqni de Las
Vegas SO sientan como un solo hom.
bre ell favor de no dIspensar nj gas.
tos nj trabaIo hasta consegulr que SO
vindilue Ia ley case que hGya sido
plsoteada como se nos ha dicho que
10 fle en- el preclnto de La Llendre.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-01-14
EAsT Is VEGAS NUEvo MEXICO sABADo DE ENERo De

la deuds p1blica. (Articulo s, sec
ci0n y.
I'm cuerpo de lgualsmiento (nom
brado) amilIarara las ptopiedades dc
todos los ferrocarries y otrss propie
dades de cOrporaciones, como sc hacC
ahora, quitando esa faeultad a los
condados Este cuerpo de Iguala
miento instruira 4 todOs los fsssores
respecto al sval1l que han de fjar
sobre las propiedades de las corpora
clones baJo su autoridad.
FL referendum sdoptsdo no aplica
q ningunos actos legls'ativos psre
crear deudss p1blicas 8 para haeer
apropiaciones d ortenar levas espe-
ciales para el psgo de las mismas.
Despues del asunto de los saIarios
Ia oficina del superintendent de Ia
instruction p1blica es ell departa-
mento mas costoso bsjo el nuevo
goblerno de estsdo. Los gastos que
erte departsmento irogaran al estado
srrCjtran uu total de $l3, 900 90 al
si1p.
Las deudas amortizAdas de los cen.
dados Y los Districts escolares de
Nuevo Mexico srrnlan un total de
POGO mas de 81 600 10000.
LIS Estados Y II los conceden al
territorio una donaci0n de un milton
de acres de terreno para que So ven.
dan y SO paguen las deudas de los
condados de Santa Fe ey Grant, pero
en- Ia constitution que estamos ps ra
votsr Sc iispone que Ell estado haga
una emlsi0n de bonos para asegurar
esas deudas y cue sc ordenen levas
especirles para pagarlas, juato con
sus redilos, on & do el stadr, Mlen-
tras no SO paguen esas deudas con
.el dinero de Ia venta de los dichos
terrenos donados por ell gobierEo, el
estado tendra que sacar de sus ciu.
dadanos, por medic de levas especia-
les, el dinero cue se necesite para ell
redito que SO deba 4 los teneieres de
los bon0s, que SRA a raE0n de cosa de
cler to clncuenia mil pesos al I'M, y
tamhl6l para pegar el principal,
enando sc vrnEa, Il para ett0nces no
Sc ha vendil0 el terreno donado.
Cuaudo Sc lieguen a vender los terre.
nos dados pr el gobierno, Sc lie de.
volvrra a estadn 81 dinero que hsya
pagado por principal y 10 ito en- los
bonos esos que Sc explitn para pa
gar las deudas de los condad0s de
Grant Y Santa Fe, pero NADIA dice
tocante d que el estado devuelva d
los psgddores de tasscioa el diuero
que pOr muchos sEus h'yau tenido
que desembolsar psra pagsr deudas
que el'os, exoept0 los de Grant y
Santa F6, no detian,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-01-14

pueblo mejicauo en- Ia constitution, de
NADIA servira 81 los oticiales de la ley
Sc haeen los chombltos en- el desem-
pefio de sus deberes como parecen
haberse heCho en- este case, en- case de
que sea verdad.
Pero para que derrsmar tantas Is.
grimas pOr el pueblo meJicano?
SAcsso Sc cree que s0mOs una raza
tan debil, tan Inferior q todss las de-
mss, que no podumos, cuando sea me-
eessrio, def4nder nuestros derechos?
FL mejicaDo, asf llamado, no pide
mas protection en- las leyes, que la
que debe de darse a cualesquIera otro
ciudadano, y Dosotros q nombre de
nuestra raEa, protestamos en- contra
de tOdos esos alsrdes de protection,
los cuales, entire paTentesis, nos ha-
cen apareeer a1u mas desgraeiados
que los indios o los negros. FL pue-
bio meiicano asf llamado es ell igual
de cuslesquiera otro pueblo en- la
terra, en- inteligencia & ilustrsci0u, Y
msdiante Ia protection de Dios v de
nuestra ley fundamental nscional, "a,
bra defender sus dere hos v moiir
vRronilmente defendiendol 5, 81 Sc
hsce neCesario.
Que baste, pues, ESQ de estar llo.
rando iagrimas de cocodrilo Y pro-
nunciando discursos patetlcos en-
favor de nuestro pueblo. No necesi
tamos que nadie llore pnr nosotros y
mucho menOs querewos que lloren
por nosotros demsgogos cuyos cora
zones no So ahlandarfau ante el cua-
.dro mas pate.ico imaginable del SUI
fir humane. Tod 10 que Queremt
es iguales derechos ante Ia ley, y esos
los tenemos bien garsntizados bslo
nuestra ley constitutional naci0nal
Nos0tros 10 que suspechamos es que
los plliti Iueros quieren una constitu.
ci6n propia para p der expl,tar al
pueblo, d. todas rasas, y que estan
reeurrit ndo a medios despreciables
para conseguir su fin.
En ell vale LEI lilu de Pecos, don
de n0vents por cicnto IS log y b ado
res son anglo sri O., hs dem < gos
que audan predcandO en- favor
de la constitution por e.as par
tes, anian diciendO los al lama.
dos americanos, que esta c0nstitu-
ci0n, 81 la spruebsp, en- uuos cuantos
rflOs pondran en- sus manOs la name
ra de dar el golpe de muerte Ia In.
fluencla que ahora q rc.n los lntlica-
nos en- el escogimisnto de los uticia.
les del gohierno.
Lo que estan hacienda es procurar
desviar la atenci0n del pueblu De los
verdsderos meritos y dem6ritos de la
constitution.
Todo hispano- americana quo Sc
precie y Sc sienta prguIl0so de la san
gre que CORE por sus venas, drberia
de revelarse y proteetar en- contra de
tales discurs0s como ID que hicie-
ron Catron Y I'll gobernRdur Mills, en-
Santa F6. El permitfr que Sc sigan
hacienda pcs hum,Ila mucho ante ell
muudo. III Il n Berjamfn Read,
movido por su inhsrente PATRIOTS.
me, 10 ha hechO. TOdos deberiamos
de hacerlO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-01-14
NUN. so

bolsa en- favor de Ia constitution que
fde escrita y estamos para votar.
Pero como quiera que ESQ sea, la jun
ia Sc tuvo y q ella Sc dlgnaron asistir
ell rey Solomon, Ell virrey Bursum v
dolce farniente Nestor Montoya, de
Albuquerque. Los acompafiaba eli
Licenciado Larrazolo, de Las Vegas,
La Junta estuvo muy concurrida. Pc.
70 esto q nadie extrafi6. ST hubo upo
hubo cienes que fueron al lugar don.
de Sc tuvo, heridos por la ouriosidad,
Nadie, que yo suplera, tenfa grandes
deseos de DIR 10 que sc tuvlera aue
decir en- pro de la Constitution. va
para ese tempo todos conociamos ese
documento y estabamos muy bfen
al tanto de todo 10 bueno que de al
Sc pudiera decir. Lo que Sc querIa
yer era como SO las iba arreglsr
el senior Larrazolo para habar al pue-
bio, sin ha3er visaJes s sonroIarse
hasta las suelas de los Eapatos, de Ia
misma plataf0rma donde estuviesen 4
su lado los hombres que mayor cul.
pa tuvleron de que el Sc le robara
el asIento que ell pueblo le di0 en- el
Congreso. III cuadro que una veE
instalada Ia lunta SO present6 q la
vista de cuantos ella conc1rrieron,
no era tai que fuera Capaz de producer
emoci0n al darle el primer vistaso.
Sentaco Q que Sc hubleron ca la
pstsforma, Larrazolo parecia es-
tar algo me1itabundo Y apenas
de vez en- cuando zspateaha Ia ca.
beza, mientras Luna, Bursum, v
Montoya, cual 81 qulsleraD NOR.
derse ambas oreJas, lara to.
dos lados mirahan Y saludaban a
cuantos en- ellos fljaban su mirada,
con una proiongsda sonTisa
Era la de aquellos hombres una son.
risa de Ia mas perfecta satisfaction
Era evidente que crefan que hablan
conqulstado el mundo. Larrazolo ha-
bio el primero v hab!0 por mucho
tempo y con su acostumbrada elo.
clencia sin omitlr la vehemencIa con
que suele hablar cuando BE entusias.
ma. Mas d declr verdad, acabado
su discurso, fue ditiell para los que
TO escuchamos Y oimos con mucha
atencl0n el decidir 81 su dlscurso era
ana defensa de la Constitution ode los
tres amigos que le acompanaban, de-
legados constltuelonales que fueron.
Nos pareela que guerra decir,
cual deeia el Sefor de sus yer.
dugos, qus lea performances
/ or4ue no sabian 10 que ha.
bian he,ho y que aceptaramos 10
que nos daban porque eran dema-
siado torpes para eel trar de sus ma.
nos Y caleires cosa mpIor. Cuando
FL stillr LarraxolO habIaba se sonreiau
de veE en- cuando Luna, Bursum y
Montoya pero su sonrlsa 30 parecia
a lps vtsalea que uno haee cuando 90
echa un pedago de llmon en- Ia boca.
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