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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-06-02
$4,000 ACRES TO SHEEP.
Owners of L. +. Cut over Lands Of-
fer Free Grazing Privileges.

The greatest contribution to the
food preparedness cause since Mich
igan's agriculturists took up the hoe
in response TO President Wilson's
call a few weeks ago has come from
the upper peninsula in the guise OF
what amounts practically TO gift Of
%, 900 acres of ideal grazing grounds
To state sheepmen and stockraisers.
Upper peninsula owners OF cut-over
lands, the Michigan Agricultural col
lege has been advised, have placed
these pastures at the disposal of
nockmasters and herdsmen. with No
strings attached either In the way Of
rental or division Of profits. Men
with herds will be permitted to turn
them loose on Tie upper peninsula
,,"--on, raven .-v-. az" uiarKot tnvnt
when they are ready. The pastures
are capable OF supporting approx
mately 100000 sheep, or from 10000
to 1900 feeding steers
The offer has brought an immed-
late response from some OF the big
gost flock owners In the state, and
one of these men has already begun
moving 1000 head of sheep 20 the
Lake Superior grazing grounds The
cost OF transportation viii be borne
by the flock owners.
"rhe project Is one Of tine best thpt
have been devised for promoting
food production" says w r Raven
livestock extension specialist for the
Michigan Agricultural college, "for
by moving nocks north, the land
which they have required for graz
ing In Southern Michigan can b,
sown TO crops, BY using the uppe'
peninsula pastures. which otherwise
might lie idle, $4,000 acres of tillabl,
, land in this section OF the state car
be added 70 the food producing areas
, "The plan at the same time opens
} possibilities for safe profits. foi
sheep and steers can be shipped
, north. erazed for the season, an,
placed on The market with every as
, suranco that gains made By then
will provide a wide margin
The animal husbandry division o
the college extension service will ac
AS an intermediary between Tie own
ors of aocks and herds and the M
per peninsula men who have turic'
Il oyer their pastures
! The $4,000 acres which the uppe
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-06-02
tFirst May &c: Last June 49,
LEGAL NOTICE.

a special meeting Of the stockhold'
ers 81 the SPRING VALLEY IRON
COMPANY viii be held az the office
of tie company 90 the City Of Wells
ton. state OF Ohio. ON the 25th day
Of june. a. d., 1917 at one o'clock
p. m. for the purpose Of authoriz
ing. ratifyiug. approving and confirm
ing a lease OF the Company's proper
~ and premises, located in Iron
county. Michigan, and described as
follows:
1.-THE East half OF the Northwest
quarter. Section seven 90, Township
forty-two 42), Range thirty-four
CsD, Iron County, Michigan"
aud for the transaction Of ans
other business that may come befor,
said meeting at said time
+. II. WILLIS, pres
7. II. BROWNE, Secretary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-06-02
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate
Court for the County Of Iron.
At a session Of said Court held at
tie Probate Onice in the City of Crys-
ia, Falls in said County. on the thir-
tieth day Of April, A. d., 1917.
Present. Hon Edward p. Lott,
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of John
S. Kur, deceased.
Alfred Nylund, administrator Of
said estate, having fled in said court
his petition praying that the time for
the presentation Of claims against
said estate be limited and that a time
and place be appointed 70 receive,
examine and adjust all claims and
demands against said deceased by and
before said court.
II is Ordered. That four months
from this date be allowed for creditors
to present claims against said estate.
II is Further Ordered, That the 30th
day Of July, a. d. 1917, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon. and August 30th, A.
y. 1917 at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, at said probate office, be and Is
hereby appointed for the examina-
ton and adjustment OF all claims and
demands against said deceased.
EDWARD =. LOTT.
Judge OF Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-06-02
tFirst May 10; Last June 23)
STATE or MICHIGAN

The circuit Court Tor the County Of
Iron.
Elzeard Baker, Eugene Baker and
Neal Baker, Plaintiffs
vs.
James Corrigan and Price Mchin-
ney, co-partners under the firm name
OF Corrigan, Mckinney q Company
nnfaudautg
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-06-02
Don't Swear

II an accident like the above happens
70 you. Maybe there Is nothing TO
swear about Probably we can RENE
dy the damage in short order-take
out any stains from your clothing, and
press the garment back into Its orig
inal shape again. Never discard a
garment because Of stain. The
chances are II can be easily removed
and at the smallest cost Remember
our name and address In such eases.
CRYSTAL FALLS LAUNDRY
AkDiCLEAhlhG WORKS
JOE STURMAN. Mgr.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-06-02

IRENE simplicity is seen in the frocN
Of organdy in the first sketch. JUST
sheer organdy and a tiny picot edge
OF fine lace nothing more-fashions
this dainty frock. II is completed By
an underbodies OF lace and crushed
girdle OF soft ribbon. The waist Is
made with body and sleeves in one
and surplice front, and the skirt Il
cut TO give the effect OF the oval
silhoutte.
To many girls the dress OF Georg
cite with bolero Of alloyer lace shown
in the second sketch, will prove quite
irresistible. In style and development
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-06-02
The Fashion

The same excitement, the same
eager planning, the same thrills Oh
pleasure and happiness are going on
"A the minds OF the youthful gradu-
ates OF this year. just as they nave
every past year and as they VIII IN
every wear 10 come. Only the girls
are different, and only the frocks
they wear are different
Many fashion authority, am
sure. is being consulted already as TO
how the graduation frock should be
made. First the material, then the
.tyle. These are the two important
items in planning the graduation
frock.
The choice OF the material depends
on how much is to De spent on the
dress; the choice OF style depends
on your figure and your indiViduai
taste. The simplest cotton frock
may be made to look just as distinct
i've az a dress that costs very much
Very charming indeed are tha
sheer, flmy materials. Chiffon Geor-
gette crepe, silk wolfe, silk marqui-
settle. organdy, batiste, and fine wolfe
are the materials most in vogue. Ihi7
year organdy is a prime favorite' an'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-06-02

Hematite township proceedings Of
meeting held on the 30th day Of April
A. d., 1917
st regular meeting OF The town
ship of Hemutite, held in the town
hail on the above date, the following
members were present VIM Burgc
supervisor: ward wormwood. clerk
Harry vivian justice, Richard Re.
talic, justice.
Moved by Vivian and supported by
Retalic. that the minutes Of the last
previous meeting be approved a
read Motion carried.
Moved by Vivian and supported by
Rotalic, that the clerk buy for th'
town marshal, one Colt automatic
one pair comealongs one pair hand
cufs. one club. 100 shells. one hols
ter Motion carried
Moved by Vivian and supported b,
Rctalic that the bonds Of the clerk
highway commission and Treasures
be accepted Motion carried
Moved by Vivian and supported D.
Retallc. that tile bills bc allowed a.
read Motion carried
General Fund.
". Calvin. election board 5 co
Richard Retallc. election hoard co
Charles WcdberR elect. bd. go
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-06-02

il has the note Of individuality which
never fails TO attract Although in
one piece style, the deep yoke-be.t
lifts it above the usual style of other
one-piece frocks.
Sleeves are both long and short.
The short sleeves range anywhere
from the tiny puts TO the lengths
reaching slightly below or slightly
above the elbow
While silk hose and white kid
pumps. IL is hardly necessary to say
are in the best taste and are very
necessary TO complete the graduation
dress.
AS to accessories spanglcd gau,,
fans and flmy chiffon or tulle scarf
are among the most important. SOM
Of the chiffon scarfs are decorsteA
with beads at the ends Others ar,
printed in soft. delicate col7rs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-06-02
StYles are Yor, GIrIIsh.

The stylos 81 the dresses are verw
girilsh. and ihe trend Of simplicity
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-06-02

net IS another, and sometimes both
of these are combined in a dress.
Net Frocks and Laces Most Popular
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-06-02
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

NOTICE - hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
THE HEMLoCK RIVER MINING
COMPANY. viii be hold n the Office OF
the Company IN Palatka Michigan, on
MAY i6 1917. nc ii o'clock a. NJ, for
election OF directors and such other
business as may come before the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-06-02
BolerO Frock OF GeOrgette and
Filet Lace.

net IS another, and sometimes both
of these are combined in a dress
Net FrOcks and Laces Most Popular.
There is a great deal of lace used
lace aouncing, banding alloyer and
narrow edging used in the various
different ways all tend to make
dress more elaborate and just the es-
sonce OF daintiness that every girl
pictures her frock TO be in her minds
oye.
Nets OF all kinds are In use this
season, including very fine nets,
coarser nets and the open square
meshed nets which combine especial
ly well with filet lace. one of the very
fashionable laces this summer.
Net dresses are usually worn over
silk slips, but some are worn over
slips of very fine batiste, while very
elaborate dresses are made with the
new silver cloth foundations.
According TO custom. the frock IN
which the young graduate receives
her diploma is all white, but for class
day exercises and other attendant
Festivities colors are used
most likely the program for gradu.
ton week will include dance. AMI
frock for this occasion must b.
planned. A very fashionable and eN
ceedingly pretty idea Is TO have a pink
silk slip under dress OF white OF
cream colored net, lace nouncing. g,
any Of the Transparent materials re
Quiring foundations This foundation
IS not entirely plain. but may b,
trimmed with rows OF pale blue rib
bon or small chiffon flowers arrange.
in clusters
The Important Cirdle.
Cirdles are a very important feat
ure of frucks this year and cousa
qucntly there are many styles from
which 90 choose. The long narrow
beaded girdles are particularly pref
~ with frocks Of Georgette or chit
fon With net, orFandy. aud vol!
dresses. soft eirdlcs OF wide ribboI
are most effective. There are mum
her Of ways in which they may b
arranged. Some are caught in loop
at the right or left side. others ar
wound around the waist, brought {
the center front and arranged in
loose knot with the ends hangln
down the length OF the skirt. Fro
quently the ends Of ribbon girdles ar
finished with silk fringes Bea
frlnges or tassels usually finish III
ends OF those girdlcs made of IA
dress material when of crepe dc Chin
Ceoreette crepe, or chiffon.
Styles are Very Glrlish.
The STYLES 81 The dresses are yer
Rlrllsh. and ihe trend Of simpllclt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-06-02
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

The Circuit Court for the County OF
Iron In Chancery.
At a session of said Court, held al
The Court House in the City OF Crys-
tai Falls, in .aid County, on the list
day of May. A. ID. 1917.
PRESENT. the Honorable Richard
G. rlannigan, Circuit Judge
Francis ssslewitch,
-. Plaintiff,
Charles staslewitch, 80
Defendant.
IN this cause it appearing by aft
dayit on file herein, that the defend
ant Charles Staslewitch, is not res
ident OF this State and that sub.
poena to appear and answer has been
duly issued in this cause but could
not be served upon said defendant,
Charles Staslewitch, by reason OF his
absence from tn State.
ON motion OF Morarity & Dryer,
attorneys and Counselors for the
plaintiff, TT is ORDERED, that the
appearance OF the said defendant
| Charles Staslewitch, be entered In
this cause within three months from
the date OF this order; and that IN
case of his appearance that he cause
his answer TO the bill OF complaint to
be fled and copy thereof, served
upon the Attorneys for the plaintiff
within fifteen days after service upor
him or his attorney. OF copy OF saio
l hiii 20 ao.s -,IaI-' 80 - d~s@.I' 's--e
Of. that said bill be taken as confess
ed by the SAID defendant Charles
| Staslewitch.
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that the said plaintiff cause this or
der 10 be published IN the damon,
Drill a newspaper published, printed
and circulating in said Count ant
that such publication De commenced
within twenty days from the date o
this order. and that such publication
be- continued therein, once in eacl
week for six weeks in succession. o
that said plaintiff, cause a copy o
this order to nc personally served OF
said defendant Charles staslewitch
az least twenty days before the tim
Iabove prescribed for his appearance
FRED +. MURPHY,
Circuit Court Commissioner
Examined. countcrsigned and en-
tered by me
JOHN WALL. Clerk
Morarity a Dryer.
Attys and Counselors FOR Plaintiff
Business Address.
Crystal Falls. Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-06-02

There being no further business To
come before the meeting, on motion,
duly supported adjourned.
WARD NORWOOD
TownshipClerk,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-06-02
M Whom Il Nav Concern:

TAKE NOTICE, That on the day
OF April, 1917, a writ OF attachment
was duly issued out OF the Circuit
Court for the County OF Iron, at the
suit OF Elzeard Baker, Eugene Baker
and Neal Baker, the above named
plaintiffs, against the lands, tene-
ments, goods and chattels, money ana
effects OF James Corrigan and Price
Mckinney, co-partners as Corrigan'
Mckinney & Company, the defendants
above named, for the certain sum OF
three thousand eight hundred dollars
and a further claim not exceeding
one hundred thousand dollars, which
said writ was returnable on the 18Th
tuay ga 1Ptn, T1f'.
Dated May 18th, 1917.
SAWYER & SAWYER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Menominee, Michigan
Martineau & Martineau. OF Counsel
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-30
Ell case en- San Luis

Los viajeros llegados ultimamente
de la ciudad de San Luis Potosi, las
correspondence enviadas a dlversas
personals radicadas en- esta, de sus
familiares en- aquella entidad, decla-
ran. cast en- los mismos terminus. que
una gran corriente de conCiliacion =
de acuerdo, ha empezado q hacerse
sentir ell torno del nuevo gobernador
Oral. Juan Barrsgan.
Cuando alguien Sc acerca g c., sc
nos dice, Ell busca de just!cia, no lie
pregunta 81 es 0 no revolucionario o
simpatizador de Ia r~evolucion.
Y cuando es menester emplear en-
bien del Estado, los =scrvicios de al
guien, Sc lie llama a que los presto,
sin parar mientes en- que haya esta-
do de alguna manera r~elacionado con
los a~ateriores gobieruos de !s RepI-
blss.
is. sass, E! ssd.sa!:suo ssyols.ts-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-30
AcERCAMIENT0 ENTIRE
Ell case en- Tamaulipas

Ell case en- Tamaulipas
del gobierno porfirista, entran hoy I,
Hay un caso tipico de que, no solo
los eiementos revolucionarios, sino
los que vivieron los viejos tiempos
hacer p~olitica y Sc disponen a hacel
waller sus derechos dc ciudadania por
sobre todas las cosas: ell de Tamau-
lipas.
Hay en- Tamaulipas un partido,
numeroso, tornado por los mejores
elementos sociales del Estado, lin
partido que tiene en- la entidad cos
tena. una grande y merecida respe-
tabilidad, que tom6 parte en- las I'LL
timas elecciones verificadas cuando
aun Sc podia vivir en- Mexico, cuando
aun podia ejercitarse n que otro
derecho. que tiene Ell su seno, a Ia
mayoria de la genie de waller de "a
entidad, que, a la lcgua, huele a
cientificismo-cn ell sentido en- que
los ca~rrancistas usan Ia palabra-y
que en- un tempo Sc opuso al candl-
dato del maderismo triunfantc: el
partido ~medranista.
Pues bien, hoy. este mismo parti-
do, ell que antano postulo para ell go
bierno de Tamaulipas al Lie. Jose
Gracia Medrano, es ell que postula
hoy al general revolucionario Cesar
Lopez de Lara.
Esto ponc pa!pable, una tcndencla
clara, con la voluntad popular, N
que no de Ia Official, dc borrar lin
dcros, de a]provechar para cl bicn &c
la colcctividad, todos los clemen:os
TITLES dc la republica, esten o no,
identificados con la revolucion triun-
fantc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-30
MATRIMONIO

Hoy tendra lugar en- esta ciudad
e; als:.imonio del ST.. Ricardo Pla:
yam con Ia scnora Maria c. Lopez,
pertenecientes ambos d distinguidas
familias de la capital de Nuevo Leon,
pero que desde hace tempo Sc en-
cuentran residiendo en- .esta ciudad.
Ell piatrimonio civil tendra lugar
en- la casa de Ia familia Lopez, sta
por Ia Gale de Barreda. Los despo-
sados saldraa para Ia Ciudsd do
Monterrey hoy por Ia soeae, &c
sosGs estsblesssss st ssR!dsss.s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-30
Alfonso XIII dice que Espaila
permanecera neutral
I~nteresantes d%eclaraciones que hizo el joven
-eaaxa. Ia.,na . 11n nariol:et, naaricana
monarca hispano a un periodista americana

cosecha dc naranjas es exceptional
mente buena. Ademas del carbon de
I~nglaterra y ell algodon de America,
Espana necesita alrededor de 5000
toneladas de miguel de Inglaterra o
America y cierta cantidad de azure
de Inglaterra o Italia para ayudar Ia
vinicultura en- Espana.
Como a~plicacion de la crisis por Ia
cual pasa Espana en- este momento,
ell hizo notar que "Espana
empicza ahora a sufrir Jos efectos de
la guerra. Al mismo tempo que un
un cierto grupo Sc ha ~enriquecido, Ia
otra parte sufre severamente 10 que
ha producido un cierto desccntento
industrial. Al principle sufriendo al
gunos pequenos inconvenientes; pero
a MEDIA que la guerra Sc prolonga-
ba, los jornales en- ciertas secciones
trabajadoras ~aumentaron considera-
blemente. Desgraciadamente hay mu-
chas Industries cuyos salaries no han
aumentado porque no han sido afec-
tadas favorable o desfayorablemente
con Is. guerra. Esto ha producido IN
gran grupo de trabajadores descon-
tentos.
Mi gobierno, continue S. NJ. refi-
riGndose a la complication orig:nada
en- Catalina, solo tiende a produ-
cir mayor prosperidad en- Barcelona
V Catalina. Miro con confianza al
~porvenir. Por supuesto que lamento
que reformadores que hace un ano
estaban a favor de la monarquia sc
hayan pasado ahora al partido socla-
lista, diciendo que pertenczco a Ia
decada pasada. 6Pero, hay acaso un
mas moderno que yo?
Creo que q causa de Ia guerra TO-
dos los futures gobiernos van d IN
clinarse a una especie de sociallsmo
como cl que eXiste en- Inglaterra.
No quiso discutir la revolution ru-
sa, pero consintio en- que haba tent
do cierta repercusi6n en- Ia mente
de algunas personals en- Espana.
Cree que la guerra cortinuara aun
por largo tempo. "Despues de las de-
claraciones de Lloyd George y Ribot
no crco possible, dijo, ofrecer mis- ser
vicios como mediator, pero cstoy
p~reparado a continuar trabaiando POI
la causa dc La humanidad.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-30
reIsarama especial para La rRENsA.

NUEVA YORK, Julio 2S.-El rey
don Alfonso eoncedio recientemente
una %entrevista al periodista norte-
americana senior H. G. Greenwall
con motive de los recientes successes
en- Espana y los rumores circulados
en- la prensa eXtranjera.
Ell senior Greenwall declara que a
pesar de las inmensas preocupacioncs
que pesan sobre ell ioven monarch,
este pudo dedicarle mas de una bora
a tratar los actuales prooIemas de
Espana y de Ia guerra.
Hablando de la actitud de Espaha
con respecto a la guerra. S. M. decla-
70:
NO creo necesario recordar nues-
ira acttiud en- ell pasado, por ser tan
bien conocida, pero nuestras inten
clones para ell presente y Ell future
son de permanecer neutrales. No Gebe
mos entrar a Ia guerra y permane-
cercmos ncutrales hasta ell fin. a me
nos QUO seamos atacados. No puedo
permitir que Sc manche ell honor de
mi patria."
Refiriendose a las relaciones conner
ciales de Espana con los aliados d.
jo:
mis- relacioncs con Inglaterra y
Francia son e~xcelentes. Podemos su-
plir a cstos passes con los materiales
que necesitan. Els un placer decir
que las r~elaciones con Italia son muy
amistosas V que 81 Inglaterra pudiera
enviar para ell proximo invierno cl
carbon necesario Y los Estados Uni
dos algod6n. TODD ira a la perfection"
Desarrollo una nucva tests de las
relaciones entire Espaha, los aliados
= los Poderes Centrales.
"Francia c Inglaterra son nuestros
vecinos mas cercanos. AunQue la ia
miliaridad a veces origine pequenoS
disgustos, no sucede este entire estas
naciones Y Espana. Hay en- este pals,
es c~icrto, alguEas personals, que a Pc
sar de tener simpatia pro-Alemana
no cStan en- contra dc los Aliados.
Eolviendo a la question commercial
lamcnto las medidas que Inglaterra
Sc he visto obligada a tomar con res
pecto a la importation de fruta, cs-
pccialmentc en- este ano en- que Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-30
SECRETOS DEL TOCADOR

Como todos los jabones, aun los
mas finos, tienen Ell mismo origen, eI
buen jabon de Marsel,a, es declr, 81
que Sc fabrica no con grasas mas o
menos parificadas, sino con acelte We
getal, es Ell mejor de todoS. Por con-
siguiente, 81 Sc quiere, sera muy IA
Gil fabricar por 81 misma el jabon de
tocador, V resultara excelente y bue-
no para Ell cults.
Sc hace discover en IN cacharro
puesto al fuego. una libra de jab6n
con I'm poe de aqua. Cuando este
suficientemente blando, 81 mezcla
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-30

cor harina de avena. Sc lie puede
anadir, 81 Sc quiere, polvos de IRIS
muy finos, hasta que tome Ia consis-
tencia de una pasta espesa; Sc hace
fundir de nuevo. Entonces, para per-
fumar, 81 no Sc ha echado va pol
vos de iris, Sc puede echar una esen-
cia fina del perfume que mas guste.
Cuando Ia mezcla este bien heeha,
Sc corta en- panes. Es n~ecesarlo en-
grasar los modes en- que Sc hace Ell
jabon; pero 81 Sc quiere, Sc hacen
unas bolas Sencillas-
I'm buen jab6n es ante TODD ell cos
metico de la mano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-30
(Niene de la la. pag.)

"
cientificos cran Y son, los que valen
mas, por merccimientos anejos Y
| p~alpables. que la multitud elevada por
ell vendabal revolucionario, los cue
no invadieron los campos, nj sc adue-
naron de las %ajenas propiedades con
ell fusil en- la mano, nj regaron de
sangrc las GALES de las ciudades nj
los surcos de las labores.
Y csc grupo de hombres, los que
representation ell aver tranquilo y
feliz DE Mexico, empezo a MERCER
un diario recuerdo a la p~oblacion del
Mexico revolucionario.
En- tanto, los polieieos cerraban las
! puertas a toda conciliacion, a TODD
acuerdo, SECURES de que Ia vida de
| Mexico habia ~empezado con ellos y
en- ellos debia terminar, de que aque-
llo era I'm gran feudo que con las ar
mas habian conquistado, y que no po-
dian ccnsentir Sc les arrebatase, nj
aun de pensamiento.
En- los Gobiernas locales
Pero en- los diversos Estados de la
Republica, en- los que Ia mayoria d.
rectora no estaba tornado preclsa-
mente, por los solos elementos de Ia
revolution, en- los que las fuerzas VI
vas persistieron, cast en- su primitiva
e%ntereza, por sobre los azares de la
revolution, en- los que las classes al
tas, Sc defendieron contra la lrrup-
cion y la conquista de los reeien lie
gados, los ~gobernantes, elegidos COLI
a~cierto, y sin dependencia directa cn
tai sentido. con los corifeos de IL
p~olitica metropolitana, han empezado
a hacer labor de acercamiento y de
concordia, la que ell pueblo reclama,
la que ell pueblo ha menester, Ia que
es urgente va para Ia misma vida
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