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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-20

HAMMOND.-JOe Abitek. grocer
of Hegewich, went to Poland last
month TO protect his property. Today
his wife was notified that he had been
killed by a shell from distant artillery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-20

his wife was nOtlueu lndJ ne udu Deen
killed by a shell from distant artillery.
ANDERSON.-Pres't Gibson of the
Madison Motors Co. has announced
that he will give 50 to the new arrival
each time the stOrk visits the home of
any employe of the company.
perfumes Herman Murphy, %
years old, was killed. and her two
year-old son had both legs broken.
when the horse which Mrs. Murphy
was driving became frightened and
ran onto the railroad track. The WO-
man jumped with her son in her arms.
UNION CITY.-Elmer Williamson
lost three fingers Of his left hand
when a dynamite cap exploded in his
hand. He was blasting stumps when
the accident occurred.
WASHINGTON-T city council
has passed an ordinance declaring
stray dogs a nuisance and making il
the duty of policemen to kill them.
The council agreed TO pay 90 cents
each for the carcasses Of dogs deliv-
cred at the electric light plant.
RICHMOND.-The home OF the
LenOx Standard, newspaper. was de-
stroyed by fire.
CARLEON.-The pOstoffice mere
was robbed. the robbers apparently
opening the safe by a knowledge Of
the combination. They secured $12
in cash and $500 in stamps. and es-
capped with a rig they stole here and
later abandoned at Monroe.
BAY CITY.-Mrs Emma Garland
received a verdict of $4,000 damages
in her suit for $4,000 against the
Michigan Central railroad. She and
others were injured when a train
struck their automobile several years
ago. The case Will be taken to the
supreme court.
CALUMET.-Fred G. Proctor. 55
years old. manager Of Hebard & Sons
numbering interests in northern Mich
igan 20 years ago, died at Pequaming,
Bararga county.
wOSSO.-Raiding the Rex cafe
in OwOsso Just before daylight, the
sherin's force arrested the proprie-
tors. Jack Coleman and F. z. Slusser,
and two intoxicated men
EAST LANSING.-L r. Taft Of the
Michigan state board OF agriculture
has issued a number OF Informative
circulars on fruit culture. explaining
methods Of spraying trees, the treat
ment of diseased trees of various kinds
and other vital facts to fruit growers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-20

ANDERSON-Pres Gibson of the
Madison Motors Co. has announced
that he will give 50 to the new arrival
each time the stork visits the home of
any employee of the company.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-20

PERFUMES Herman Murphy, %
years old, was killed. and her two
year-old son had both legs broken
when the horse which Mrs. Murphy
was driving became frightened and
ran onto the railroad track. The wo-
man jumped with her son in her arms
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
JOS. NoUGIER CONFINED
IN A FRENCH HOSPITAL

Jos Nougier. the san Rafael sheep
man who In 1913 on visit 10 his for
mer home In France was impressed
into army service. lies very ~ at a
French hospital as the result Of active
duty In the western theater of the
European war.
Nougier. when the conflict broke
out was hurried t. the front and
fought In the first fierce engagements
along the Yprcs fortunately escaping.
however. without fatal injuries while
many of the men In his regiment we're
Killed by the cncmy's attacks Hut
he was not 80 lucky In the bomb at
lacks by the airships The bursting
" the bombs. he writes Henry Uevoir.
and fumes from them nearly over
came him. and II was necessary for
his removal Co one of the hospitals.
where he is still confined. From the
account ~ his condition. his friends
are very apprehcnsivc over his re-
coycry Nougier states that there is
little left 90 him but skin and bones
and II seems impossible. even under
the hest hospital treatment. 10 recover
any % HIS former vitality. NouRlcr
was not In very good health when he
icft America Tor France and was never
[ very robust
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30

Mss. Lydia Avery Of Wellington was
pleasant caller at The Advocate Of.
flee Wednesday.
Charles LAUDER. wife and daughter.
after several days visit with l.. A.
LAUDER and family. left for their home
at Kinsley. Kans.. last Sunday even.
ing.
Wallace Lowry returned yesterday
evening from Manti. where he went
to attend the funeral ~ his sister.
Mrs. Arthur Hunt. who died at Ala.
media. Cal. last week.
II IL more than probable that the
new poHtofficc building will be struc-
ture ~ two stories. Negotiations are
about complete whereby the Masonic
crtoi will lease the second stor..
w Y. Olson. postmaster appointed.
expects to receive his commission
within the next week or ten days Nd
vice he has received. from the post
master generals office II to that ef-
feet.
aNffNlNlNE W ANf llfNH NNNNNNAfe
mcnt pure maple sugar IN TO be manu-
fartured az ogden. The product will
be on the market within sixty days. a
large quantity Of sugar has been con-
tractcd Tor from Vermont
Ambrose Walsh and family leave
today for Fruita. All Of the mcrchan.
disc OF the New York Cash store not
sold la the sales during the past two
months has been shipped to Fruita
whore Mr. and Mrs Walsh viii agair
make their home.
J. %. Hayes. travelling freight agent
FOR tho Nickel Plate road. 49, a. VIII
lie ~ the Wabash and y. u. Leis ot
the Santa Re have been In Price dur
Ing the week following In the wake o
1.-The Eastern wool buyers. Hcckini
routings over their respective roads
Wells Fargo Express company al,
double the business during the mont
LOT April than In the previous month
lThc change in the running schedule
OF the trains. however, keeps Mc@cn
ger willits ON the Job at unnccmll
lhourh lie daily meets No. 10 at a
M and No. 10 At SOS y, m.
Superintendent W. y. wctzci o
sunnysldo and J. Il. Slap, suprrin
tendent OF the coke ovens. were her
a few hours Monaav morning on thoi
way 20 clear CrceK Tor the MONTH
rupci lntcndcntf meeting. Six hun
bred and twcnty.four ovens are nos
Operating nj the coke camp ON a fou
lday week schedule.
Among those mentioned AZ member
OF the district school board are pr, \
w. Dowd 81 sunnyHide, Dr. powd q
Kenllworth. Glen isallinger ~ Help"'
John Potter of Price. Lee $. Thoma
and Bernard Nswren of scoflcld, JON
II. Dooiln OF liiawatha and Fran
Bennett OF storrs. The board OF cour
a. commissioners have made NO dec
sion as Co ~ selections aud II N pui'
probable there will be many applie'
lions In for the positions before W
/ lnupolntmcnta are made,
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
GREAT coal MERGER
SUIT MAY BE SETTLED

Negotiations are being conducted Ia
Boston looking toward the dismissal
OF the nuit Instituted by w 3, Lam
oreaux. william Cobb and Thomas J.
Reid against the Castle Valley Coal
eompany and the United states Fuel
company. The bringing OF the suit
prevented the contamination Of the
deal whereby the Panther Coal COM
pany, the Black Hawk Coal company
ana tho Castle Valley Coal company
were 10 sell their holdings Co the Unit
ted States Fuel company The deal
Involves about 10000. 600 Of coal lands
owned by the Castle valley company
and about s6,O0O,O0o Of coal lands
owned ly the paE;Ecr and Black
Hawk companies
The plaintiffs In the suit which Is
pending In the federal court are
stoclSholdcr. aud hondhulders Of the
Castle valley company which l' a
wyoming corporation. AZ the stock
holderT meeting held ut Evanston a
few weeks ago the three stock ana
bond holders were present ANA ob-
ierted 10 the Castle valley selling out
ltF holdings under the resolution pass
cd by tho board OF directors ana on
tho basis agreed on by tho directors
~ the Castle Valley company and the
United States Fuel company,
Tho representatives. Of the '"lleu
gtates Fuel company ana tho repre-
sentatlves OF the Castle Valley COM
pany have been holding conferences
in boston for the last ton days, the
CONSOLIDATION viii take place about
/ Nav no. according 90 tho program
vbi.b has been mapped out by those
4, charge of the arbitration.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
TEN HUNDRED PER CENT
Price Tram Right Up at the Ton OF
the Column.

One Thousand Per Cent Averiu still
continues to deliver the spheroid in
such manner that the Price team
maintains its place with Hiawathe
ana Helper each having PLAYED three
ana won three games. Averilrs abn-
lty az Ringing. together with excellent
support by White. catcher. and the
rest Of the team playing real league
hall' makes the local teams chances
appear bright Tor frequent positions
at the top ot the How They stand
column.
NJ Castle Gate last Sunday the coal
boys were unable TO secure a single
run while Price finished the ninth
with score OF six.
The game next sunday will alter
the percentage results Either Price
Will have $50 or that number will be-
chalkcd up to the Hiawatha aggrega.
ton Tho game will be played on tn,
local diamond and for the two sun.
days following games will he played
heron the 9th and 18th.
Hiawatha won iart Sunday at sun
nyslde. score nc TO o. and Helper woi
at storrs. score ~ Co o.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
Keep II Handy for Inflammation.

No use 10 naulrm and wlnco and try
10 wear out your rheumatism. IL Will
wear you out instead. Apply aomo
affected parts, relieve the soreness
and draw the pain. You get caHe at
nnco and feel 20 much better you
want 90 60 right out az once and toll
other sufferers about Sloan's. Oct
n bottle OF Sioan's Eminent for 20
cents OF any druggist and have u IN
the houAo-againat colds. sore and
swollen joints. lumhago. aciatiCa and
like ailments Your money back II
not satisfied. but Il does give almost
instant relief. Buy n bottle Today
Advt
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the
trustees OF Price school district Of
Carbon county. state Of Utah, Will re-
celve sealed proposals for tie build
ing Of a school house, on us property
In Price. Utah. In accordance with
plans ard specifications, which shall
he furnished by the undersigned, at
his office IN Price. Utah, or by Miles
IL. Miller, architect. az his office. No.
5ig Vermont building, Salt Lake city
Utah. upon application. All proposals.
must be- delivered 90 the undersigned
not later than 1880 o'clock p. m, May
ZEE. 1915. az which time and az his Of
flee. an proposals so received viii be
opened.
The said trustees reserve the right
To reject any and all bids.
PRICE SCHOOL DISTRICT or CAR
BON COUNTY. STATE OF UTAH.
By THOMAS FOUTs, Clerk.
FIRST pub. April 80, last MAY n, 40,
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
NOTICE 40 WATER UsERs,-

NOTICE 40 WATER USERS.-
State Engineers office. Salt Lake
city. Utah. April 20. 1916. Notice II
hereby given that George A. Schultz
and w. l.. Meagher whose postofficc
address IL Black Hawk. Utah. have
made application In accordance with
the requirements 81 the complied
laws Of Utah. 1907. as amended by the
scFsion laws Of Utah. 1909 and 1911,
Ia appropriate six co cubic-feet Of
water per second from garyishorry
Creek, Carbon county Utah. Said
water will be diverted az a point which
bears south 80 minutes east i.75O feet
from the southwest corner of Section
q Township 10 South. Range East.
salt Lake base and meridian, and c0n-
vcycd by means Of ditch Tor "a dis
lance OF about 1900 feet, and thore
used from April I 10 September 80.
inclusive. OF each year. "a irrigute $50
acres Of land embraced In Section rs.
Township 10 South. Range East.
Salt Lake base and meridian. Ia adj
dition 20 tho quantity OF water above
specified. the applicants intend to APP
proprlatc one hundred 400 acre
feet OF water which viii be stored
during the period from March TO
September 10, Inclusive, of each year.
I Ia two reservoirs embraced IN the
east half OF Section 10. Township 80
south. Range East The center Of
q the impoundlng dam az tho upper
reservoir ~ located az a point which
bears south 70 degrees west 2.O2O feot
[ from the southwest corner OF Section
! 2, township and range aforesaid. and
/ the center OF the impOunding dam Of
! the lower reservoir IL located az a
point which bears south degrees az
minutes west l.G75 feet from the said
corner OF Section 2. The water will
be released and allowed 10 flow down
the natural channel 10 the point OF
diversion described above distance
Of 1870 feet where Il viii be recoy-
cred and conveyed by means OF a
ditch for distance OF 1900 feet and
there used Ia connection with the siN
90 cubic-feet OF water per second, "a
irrlgate the land above described
This application Is designated in the
state engineers office an no. 6053.
All protests against the granting Of
said application. stating the reasons
therefor. must be- made by affidavit IN
duplicate, ACCOMPANIED by n Zee OF
s2.50, and filed in thiu office within
thrty (30) days after the completion
Of the publication OF this notice. w
ID. BEERS, State Engineer.
Date OF first publication April 80
1915, date OF completion Of publice
ton May 81, 1915.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
INDIAN TRACTS SELL

Twenty-four sales Of land. avcrag.
ing $50 per acre. and totaling ltzt
acres were made az the sale at Fort
Duchesne Tuesday of last week 'has'
IL. firth. 5. a. DihmRn, Don D. COL
ton and John McAndrcws Of THIS city
All occurred a piece and Mr.. Cotton
bought two. Mr.. McAndrews occurred
"A beautiful piece five miles from w"
fort containing 100 acres Tor FlA'eo
ucr acre. The Altonah bench sold
nest. over 500 acres going from there
nj AN average price of $50. one so
acre piece at Tabby brought s3olo
per acre .-Vernal Express,
For Rcnt-Two large front rooms
unfurnlshed. s. month Enquire
OF Mrs. Alfred Perkins
subscribe for Tho Advocate
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
pIosrmNTE AcREAGE LocArED

Thirty-four thousand. two hundred
and nfty acres Of phosphate land near
Vernal were located last week by for
mcr Steamboat springs and Denver
parties who are said 60 be connected
with Eastern capital. IL ~ stated
that the lands show up high In phos-
phate.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
Colds Are Often Most scrious-stop
Possible COMPLICATIONS.

The disregard OF n cold has often
brought many a regret. The fact OF
sneoEing coughing or n fever should
be warning enough that your system
needs immediate attention. Certain
ly loss Of sleep IL most scrloia II IN
a warning given by nature. II In mans
duty 90 himself % assist BY doing hla
part DR.. Kings New Discovery IN
based on n scientific analysis OF colds.
soc az your druggist. buy a bottle to-
dny-Advt
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
BliIousncss and ConstlpatIon cured.

II you are ever troubled with bill
iousnoss or constipation you will be
interc 5tod In the statement OF II. T..
Erwin. Peru. Ind. - year ago last
winter I had an attack OF indigestion
followed by blliouancsa and constipa-
ton. Seeing Chamboriaiu's Tablets 30
highly recommended. bought bottle
OF them and they helped me right
away" For sale BY all dealera.-Adv.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
iICE AND VICINITY

L., Roylancc departed Saturday
] an Lake
...aur, repaired at Goodman's
W shop.
u Il Kirkpatrick was down
/ c,s,l, Gate last Friday
. nsn,--Two partly furnished
1 Inquire Of Mrs a. l.. lessen.
. n.n,-Residenco corner Sixth
= .,ree,s formerly Mcdonald
L.Ty. SCI Mrs oscar Hansen
and Mrs Charles Averili were
80 sunday at the home OF Mr..
. Me- r. Il. kirkpatrick at Castle
viii Parry was called to
<srnls Sunday on account OF her
4 fs,hsr being stricken with par
4 A Price Of Alamosa, Colo has
= position with the Golden
mccceding -. q. Warren. Mr..
gss here about four years ago.
All Averlll has introduced the
. alton OF renting cushions Co
4 iranders az the baseball games.
. Vim BE- obtsinahlc for the first
. Al neat Sundays game.
ID Roads Day was appropriately
ysd by the schools and many Of
E boys took advantage Of the holt
b. going up the canyon and help
e long with the Improvement work
ne A. Schultz and w l.. Mca,
u Black Hawk are seeking q
oprlaie nix cubic feet Of water
saylHbcrry creek for the irri'
b q 500 acres OF land In that
oa
b Alec Pace of Nephi visited hci
ani here during the week.
y Morley and son. Austin, Of Mt
ahi returned 10 Price Monda,
Win aoon rtart the brick work or
Nv postofficc building.
b Emery stake academy viii pro
y An Of a sudden Peggy" In IN,
Heater Friday night Evcrybodl
ihg good laugh should not for
p See this play Miss Lylns Oh
former student Of the g. g. II
" act as Peggy,
c Davis Inspector FOR the North
% Mutual Fire association %
~ a non-hoard company. hal
IN town most of the week max
rangements Tor the placing o
Tic agency with the Mcdonald
Estate a Investment company.
~ Perry was down from Holpo
. hssiay Tony has retired fror
= iaieoh business and IN onj0yin
MS beautiful ranch near Hell
ne has just completed "a two
Ditch from Pinnacle Wash an
4 huhg i've acres OF sugar bects.
ana Mrs Ray Loc are In fror
eiA Mr, Lee has the contraC
X .'Nr all the wool from the An
ana the Gate canyon corrail
"a oel Is being stored ON one q
e l'aliei lots soutA Uf the smoo,
ii Lumber cnmpnnya yard. Their
w excess OF fifteen hundro
Or about half the amount shear
wellington and Verde,
Arthur Hunt, sister OF Wa.
. S1i' NJ Price. died at Alameda
sal'illy uf last week durln
HW. herfaHad WAS married
-so last February az Manti. he
nome. where the remains weI
lof burial The husband h
n,1t railroad contractor. NJ
.,'' last Monday for attendant
funeral which occurred Tuei
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
sAts " ., Co,1nty ~

I.ucal County.
Frank J. Cheney m1dkes oate IIhadl , ne !.
e1iTTS' lScing business IN tho city Of To.
n "a County and state Aforesaid at,1
49, ssid firm viii pay tho sum OF ONE
iulEDRED DOLLARS for each an d,, eS;
~ ~, 49, 49, ~ HILLS CATAnltll CukE,
~ 'n0 Wv FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before me and sgpTetioS5h ~ w
~, Srtsence, this 6th day OF l)eeemoeh
A. ID. 1854 W cTrAe0N.
.'seaD Notary Public.
HALLS raiarrh cure q taken internally ial,,
~ nris directly upon tho blood ana u ~.
cons rurfaccs OF the system o''N ."
''1T " CHENEY & CO. Toledo 0.
sold by en- Druggists, t1'. .,--.,..,
,raks Hzlia ramuy fiIia Tor eonsupet'A'
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
rnIunhlc Horse Taken Up.

william Pnling OF Desert Lake mas
,,l,en mn a stray sorrel stallion when
Soilowod his team from Mounds re-
contlv owner can have the horse uy
naving small advertising fee ana keep
OF the animal
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30

our Job department Ia up 10 date.
Try us on that next order Of printing
The Advooate.-Adyt
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30

Bring on your broken guns We
can repair them az Goodman's Repair
Shop. a.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
RoomlnE House For sale.

best location In Price. Rooms we'll
furnished and all occupied. Second
floor Parker-weeter building Mrs
n. A. Gibson.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30

Two-room cottage on North Fifth
street. Furnished. for ront Enquire at
DunlRvcy residence. 1913
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30

You can get good bicycle at
0Oodman'a at prices that are rightu
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30

NOTICE TO cREDiToRs.-Is Estate of
iiyrum Frandacn. Deceased. Credit
tors will present claims with vouchers
10 the undersigned az Price. Utah. on
or before the 30th day OF August. A,
ID. 1915. MARIA J. FftANDSEN. Adj
mininlratrix OF Estate OF iiyrum
frandHcn. Deceased,
Date OF first publication April 3Oth
A. ~. 1915.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the rcspec-
tive HiKncra FOR further information.)
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-05
SON DOS NE
eros EN-

Ed y VIII Smith, arestados
Ell iueves de la semana paSada
con ell cargo de estar compiled
dos en- ell asesinatO de K. A.
Stilwell, IN hacendado de FL
more, fueron sacados de la car
eel de Wetumpa, Ala y lincha-
dos por una turba cOmpuesta
de ounce 0 veinte hOmbres.
A la una y media de la tar
de mas @ menos Sc presenta-
ron los linchadOreS en- la car
Gel de la ciudad y Sc apodera-
ron del sheriff que guardaba
Ia priSi6n sujetandolO en- una
silla Y obligaron a un negro
a que les abriera las celdas en-
que Sc encontraban los OtrOS
negros. Una vez que los tuVie-
ron en- su poder Sc dirigieron
con ellos a la estaci6n de FL
more. Lo que sucedi6 despues
no ha podido averiguarse pero
es indudabIe que ALI ahorca-
ron a los negros Smith.
Ell Gobernador O'Neil orde-
no que salieran, tan luego CO.
me tuvo noticais del suceso, ell
ayudante general Scully y las
milicias del EstadO con ObjetO
de capturar a los autores del
linchamientO pero sOlamente
pudieron ser aprehendidos 3
de los que Sc supone tomaron
parte en- csc hechO. Los mill
cianos Sc ocupan de perseguir
al resto de los luchadOres.
Ell asesinato de Stilwell tu-
vo lugar ell miSmo, jueves Y ell
descubrimiento de sus mata-
dores Sc debi6 al concurSo de
los perros blood hounds" que,
al seguir las huellas que Sc les
ensenaron fueron a dar a la
casa de los Smith.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-05

pueblo pOr este motivo !ucha con
raz6n 0 sin ella, en- los mOmentos
actuales, cada combatiente al yer
realizado su ideal cambiarfa como
IS l6gico ell maiiser por ell arado.
Esta Distribution Sc entiende por
au iu~to preciO, que ell pequeno
terrateniente ira pagando en-
ciertos lapsos de tempo, y pro
p0rcionandoles log meiios de cul.
two, pues de otra manera result
taria infructuoso.
30. Que la misma convention
Sc acerque a los cue luchan por
81 Plan de Ayala" a sugerirles
Ia idea de IN tratado pacifco con
los ricos, con ell sentido que de,
jamos expuesto; y una vez ad-
quirido este, 81 los que siguen a
Carranza no deponen las armas,
emprender una campana energica
hasta eXterminarIos por traido-
res.
4o.-La repatriation de todos
mexicanos RESIDENCES en- este
pals Y demas n~aciones extranje-
ras, con las mismas prerrogatl-
vas de la ciausula "a.
F. NJ. e |. M.
Redville, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-05
(Viene de la 3a.)

gar Y la despoblaci6n en- otroS,
estimulando a los patrones pa
"a que meioren la condici6n de
los peones, con el fin de que
no Sc vean abandonados y ca
rentes de brazos para el ira
bajo.
Quinta: Que Sc former Y 70
menten cuantas coIonias agri-
colas sea possible, hacienda la
desintegraci6n de las grandeS
propiedades rurales por los
medios que nuestra constitu-
ci6n tiene s~enaladoS, pues in
dudablemente que es de utili-
dad publica Ia creaci6n de la
DeQuena propiedad con que
puede vivir independiertemen
te el proIetario, deSarrollan-
dose en- 81 ell aUc~ al trabaiO,
es decir, 10 convierte en- YER
dadero patricia, amante de Ia
raz ' del progreSo, con aSpi-
-acioneS de senior; perO ell