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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22
ArdmOre Mentioned

Powelrs Oil & Gas Directory for
1919 is off the press and a copy has
been received by the secretary. This
book contains information valuable to
oil men in every line of development
and investment. to bankers and to
business men in general throughout
the great mid continent oil fields. A
page in the directory is devoted to
Ardmore, data for which was furnish
ed by the Chamber of Commerce. This
book contains information valuable
to oil men in every line of develop
ment and investment. TO bankers and
to business men in general throughout
the great mid-continent oil fields A
page in the directory is devoted to
Ardmore, data for which was furnish.
ed by the Chamber of Commerce. This
book is on our reading table and freely
available to the public.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22
Richmond Wharyes Under Water.

Richmond, Va. July 21.-Wharles
along the water front and a number of
streets here were inundated today as
a result of rise in the James river,
which reached the 10-foot flood stage
early this morning due to a week of
rain. Damage to crops in this section
also is reported. The James river was
expected to reach a crest Of ll.5o feet
late today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22

Recently a great many inquiries
have been received from parties seek
ing positions of one kind or another,
our rule Is to refer all of these TO
the local labor office and we suggest
that any one desiring help OF any
character whatever. either common or
skilled labor or office help should in
quire at the local labor office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22
Save ESpanOl?

President Ramsey unloaded on the
secretary Friday night. requesting him
to read letter of commercial Inquiry
received from Montevidio, Uruguay
We took the mater under advise
ment and are now hunting for a Span
lard to help us out in the difficulty.
We propose to get the information
desired at any cost
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22
Broadway Methodist

X. f.. l.. Morgan, pastor Of
dway Methodist church. gave. in
Of the regular Sunday evening
on, a review of THE Wayfarer, :"
.geant given at Columbus, Ohio,
lg his visit there to the Centenary
ration. 1t required five hours for
production of the pageant, with
al hundred people taking part,
ddition to which there was a
as of 1000 voices.
"The Wayfarer'
theme of the pageant.
these days of world upheaval,
| much that is authoritative from
past is being questioned when
Industrial and social order is being
utioniZed; when the task of re
tructing the world is 50 stupen.
D, many devout people find them.
S bewildered and discouraged.
look for escape by way of
ical cataclysm that shall usher
lie end of all things. Many sit in
despair, wondering if the church
prove adequate to meet the prob.
Of the new day. The Wayfarer
esents Hhis discouraged element
guided from despair to faith and
ce by understanding, who unfolds
lm the living presence Of the
st in every age; triumphant over
diversity, one word will state the
al theme-Emmanuel-"God with
Matt. 1:23. Behold. virgin
be with child. and shall bring
! a son, and they shall call his
e Emmanuel, which being inter
ID is, God with us"
Jisode l.
,e captivity.
enc !. War.
le first scene depicts the crash /.
he world war and al it's brutal |
or as the immediate occasion of |
discouragement and despair Of the |
'farer and which to him is the .
ence that God and the church are .
erless to prevent these great ca
ophes coming upon the world
lie scene is village in Flanders.
refugees driven from their homes
he Germans as the American sol
invade the tlllage, The musical
Impairment Is an overture by Prof.
j. Kraft, "The Crash of War"
a solo from Handel's Messiah"
ny DO the Nations So Furiously
Together"
enc 2. Desolation.
lis scene opens with the playing
Come Ye Disconsolate" on the great
r organ. The Wayfarer appears
he streets of the village in which
fighting has just ended. He is
ing his despair as he stands amid
ruin and carnage of war when
erstanding appears through the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22

The Ardmore fifty thousand button
should be worn by all Ardmore boost
ers. These buttons are attracting a
great deal of attention when worn by
Ardmore people on trips to other cities
and are proving to be excellent adver'
tising for the city. If you are a boost
er wear button.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22

You owe 1t to yourself to get our
prices before you buy; we will save you
money; we own our own timber, mills,
etc. and still have the right price.
Cornwell & Chowning Lbr. Co. III
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22

Division Freight Agent Dickerson,
of the Santa Fe, paid us n visit last
week and satisfactory promises were
made relative to some important
freight rate matters In hand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22

You owe it TO yourself to get our
prices before you buy; we will save you
money; we own our own timber, mills,
etc, and still have the right price.
Cornwell & Chowning Lbr. Co. 17.7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22
Chamber of Commerce Notes

We have an inquiry from a party
seeking employment as an experienced
traffic manager and general office as.
sistant. To any one wanting help of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22

Fiber trunks, leather suit cases and
hand bags. Call and see IL, We sell
for less. The Popular Price Store.
2l.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22

We beg to call attention to the fact
that we have in our directory library
the Reuben II. Donnelley Corporation
National Red Book" n national bust
ness directory which probably some OF
our members might find very helpful
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22

save you money CornWell & ChoWning
Lbr. Co. III
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22

You owe it to yourself to get our
prices before you buy; we will save you
money; we own our own timber, mills,
etc, and still have the right price.
CornWell K ChoWning Lbr. Co. NJ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22
A Medicine That Is Especially Pre-
pared For just One Thing.

PEPSlN for IIabitual Constipation. GOc
ADV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22

You owe it to yourself to get our
prices before you buy; we will save you
money; we own our own timber, mills,
etc, and still have the right price.
CornWell & Chowning Lbr. Co. Il
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22
CHAMBER or COMMERCE
NEWS ITEMS


Total Net Proceeds Apx)--Sbi5'4 ~
The carnival should have been put
on for two nights instead Of one. the
overhead expenses was too great 10
admit of much profit on a one night
basis The button sale was also dis
appointing as il was expected that
fully thousand buttons would be dis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22

While in town stop in front of our
windows. You viii see a display of
trunks, steamers, hand bags, suit cases
etc. The Popular Price store. 21-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22
Branch of Internal Department

A branch of the Federal Internal De
partment will be established In Ard
more If sufficient showing of necessity
for the branch can be made. lnforma'
ton in this connection has been sub
mitted by the Chamber of Commerce
to Herbert l.. Bolen, District Internal
Revenue Collector. of Oklahoma city.
Rooms have been secured in the Ard
more Federal building and II is be-
lieved that the branch will be opened
at once. This will be the only branch
office of this department In the south
half of this department in the south
convenience to Ardmore business in.
terests but will be u very valuable ad'
dition to the general interests of the
city,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-22

this character we will be glad 10 sub
nit this mans proposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-07
NOISE IN EARS
WAS LIKE BIC
SWARM Of BEES
gainesville Man Also Got Very Dizzy,
And Had To Hold On To Something
To Keep From Failing.
Dreco Gave Relief.

! Il had awful bend n"IS"S. roaring
s"urI and Sometimes = S"N"H'd 'ik" Il
. h""-hIN' IN my cars. "nd ! hh''d 1" r''
! IN r'ni quiet place. h"rauS" thr''
noises -"' ""r'' Vh'n HI'" Nh'H Mr'
: u. MOURN. "f u" " VIA II 49, |'"'i"S'
! VILE. .. "h" has II''h 80 ms '''E '"r
. IN YEARS. ana - = h'e!'. f-P'''''" WI
Z"h
! Il think th'S" h"A" 's"'S'S cam" from
| Ctl"1rh. hul ! al" h''d WY '-'ntGISh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-07

Younger vlulinists and has been assoc-
atrd wiki Mime. Guilbcrt in all her re-
clals in this country. Will appear nero
IN Nine. (;uIlbcrts company.
Miss Mary Garden, whose name Is
unoursl iunably the best known OF any
woman in the United states or England
n,,I whose engagement to appear IN
Wheeling m III" University Club course
of lqlT-lglS was for some unaccount-
8, bI. reason cancelled. will appear TINS
season. Il signed telegram from nor 10
Tim, effect 70 her managers, having
h..rn received this morning by the
committees IN charge Of the concert
course.
Tho club entered suit aag1nst MISS
Garden IN the Supreme Court OF New
York. and after considerable litigation
tho Gus. VAS settled. the club agreeing
To nav Miss Garden her original tce'
and sin. IN turn agreeing to pay tn" club
several thousands Of dollars in case or
failur" to appear.
only ~,X cities will Be fortunate
enough to hear Miss Garden in concert
next YEAR Wheeling Nrw York.
rhiladri phIa. Boston. Chicago and ST.
Louis
Tho Tr," DoLutcc" with Georges Bar
rrr~. will h" tho ffth and last concert.
This concert will l." "A distinct novelty,
IT,. combining of three famous artists
ON Instruments seldom heard on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-07

concert stage. although recognized for
their beauty and charm. The inStru-
ments are the flute harp and cello and
they will b" heard not only in solo. hut
ensemble. Those few who huv" heard
his combination know tho exquisite har-
mony which is possible only TO this
trio. To those who have not heard II.
this evening will indeed reveal Il new
field in music.
Tho club has railcd to it's members
and patrons an attractive booklet with
their usual subscription cards. tho seats
being sold as heretofore ny mail orders.
allotmcnts being made in order Of rc-
ccipt. It is forgOne conclusion that
the Court Theatre will y" unable To ac-
comnodatc all who will wish 10 attend
these concerts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-07

soldier, sailor and marine delegates Il
the St. Louis caucus Of The American
Legion. confirmed by recent reports from
state branches, that the government 10
visiting an injustice on the Americans
who served with the Allies by requiring
them to take again their oath of arle-
glance to the United States and that
regardless of their present legal status.
legislation should be passed Immediately
which woNald restore them automatically
to the full benefits Of citizenship
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-07

Anril :. 1917. did "Xpatriate themselves
and must Apply for reinstatement as
American citizens.
They ar" required :" appear before
any court ef tho United States or any
state court authorized by law To natural
~ aliens and TAX" III" prescribed oath
~ allcCiancc 10 tho United States. II
thov arc stIll srrvinE abroad. tho oath
may h" taken before any United States
consul
I, was tho unanimous opinion OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-07
American LegionW
TO.ReSt0re Citizenship
TOthe Men Who Fought

Special Dispatch |" Tn" lnt"lllg"nC"r:
NEW YORK. Aug. 6.--LcClslatl"n 10
reSlor" /" citizenship automatically Am
orleans who served IN tn" military and
naval furC"s of tn" Allied nations prior
10 tho declaration OF war by tho United
States will hr f0st"r"G by TIL" American
Legion. If IN" Immigration Cnmr9rttCo
Of tho S"nat" and Ia" House. r"sr"CtlN"-
~. do not contemplate such legislation,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-07
Free Prom Bacteria

readily.
Pree Prom Bacteria.
Judging from tho meteorological
tosts made of tho we'll water obtained
from tho t"St wells and at Martins
Ferry and Warwcod. If Wheeling in
stalls the we'll system with tho proper
care. We feel sure that the water pro-
duccd will be free from all harmful
bacteria.
While VIC have found. during our in
vcstiEation. objections To tho well Svs-
ten. VIC are certain that the cunr"n-
sus Of opinion. whore the system is
in use is very favorable.
After careful consideration of the
points at issue, we feel sure that by
the adoption Of the system herein es-
timated anG planned that the city Of
Wheeling will secure clean, clear,
pure water, admirably adapted for
drinking purposes, and with slight
care and reasonable expense on the
part Of the consumers, suitable for all
purposes. We also feel that, Judging
by the examinations which wo have
made and from consultation with prac-
tical men connected with like plants,
that the probability Is that the supply
will be ample for the needs Of this
city.
Should tho we'll system fail at som"
future time to produc" sufficient
quantity Of water due 10 a greatly in
creased consumption or other causes.
the difference between IN" amount Of
the estimated cost of tn" plant pro-
posed and thn borrowing capacity Of
the city would permit "f IN" c"nstrur-
ton Of any other TYP" "f ~ ration
plant. which plant can h' at one" a.
tarhcd, without extra cost, but cutting
OF the wells at the dry we'll. as shown
on our plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-07

wrought iron wells. placed on the
gravel bar. below the Sisters Islands.
and off tho east shore OF the Ohio river
opposite Warwood. ". Va.
, Two 20 mains. leading from the
wells 10 a dry pump well located on the
/, east shore "f tho Ohio river. cast OF III"
harbor line and between Eighth and
Ninth streets III Warwood SAID dr.
well. constructed Of brick. and design Of
said well. follows the design of the dry
we'll al tn" present pumping station.
In SAID dry well We place three 10000
uC-gallUn centrifugal pumps. driven by
electric motors; said pumps lift the
water from the wells through the main.
which are placed in the gravel below
low water level. into the clear water
reservoir
\ 1000. 00O-gallon clear water. COW
. cred reservoir. constructed Of reinforced
I concrete. situated bctwcc" Eighth and
Ninth streets. on the north and south.
and on tn" cas-! and west By ONO avenue
! and 4 street paralIelng the PcnnSylva-
ma Railroad rompapy's right Of way.
I \ 42-inch. CaSt-Irun water man, lead
, iuE from said reservoir to the present
pumping station OF the city Of Wheel
lnE. through which the water Will flow
by gravity. L. the present pumps. by
which the water VIII be pumped inIo
thu system now in use.
A Moderate Cost,
, Estimated cost of proposed 10000, OOO-
/ gallon we'll system OF hltratIon for
the clIy Of Wheeling. ". Va.
! Estimated cost az plant excepting
. WvllSJ and adapted TO any other system
ot tiltratiOn
800 fl. H." standard {. |.
pipe. in place. l..@?J tons)
at $7.lU per IT,. not luclud-
ing cXCaN alton ............S 1I,S15.hO
>. 40 II. Of trench. average s.
J deep by e WIDE. $500 81.
ydS.. at 1JS. I,-OO.o0
100 II. Of trench. avcraS" l%
deep BY e. wide. $500 Gu.
yds', at s.ou.............. 100000
40 1t. "a" standard &. |. pip"
g lin"S). from pump we'll
10 RESERVOIR, at $50 per ii. l.125.OO
"a" valves ........ 100000
1000. 900 gallon covered, con-
( crete reservoir ........... 65.OOo.OO
. Brick dry we'll. 80 II. inside
diameter. including ConCr"t"
! base. Lion ru. ydS., at SD
per Gu. yd. ................ lo'Joo"V
l.G"n GU. Hds. in excavations
for wcII a, 5nc........ 5000
steel shoe for bottom of well l,5p".no
Thrc" 10000. 900 gallon cen
rrIfuGal pumps. including
rippG and electric motors
rnr ,7,,r, 5000. 0n
Birb, r way " 20 uOn 30
. Total cost Of syS.om com
, plc,r. and adapted In take
water from any filtration
svstcm $lS9.35o. 90
( Estimated cost Of TO- wells. IN place:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-07
FILTERED WATER


CONTINUED Prom Page one.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-07
Plan of Filtration System -
Description Of a 10000
900 Gallon Well System For
the City Of Wheeling. West
Virginia.

One hundred and two ten (1o") inch
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-15

Contribution al Derecho Natural

los imnrcsos. el casio de Ia tinta, ' 81 sc Quiere
haS;a para pagan los eScribientes.
No sc hizo asi, Y las condolences %naturales por-
que atravcS;lnos, ,fucron utilizadaS para oDtelicr
un ingreso cnorlne, que assemble seSun el 1nfor-
NE leiIo Dor Carranza ante las Camaras. a va
rios millcnc$ eXtraordinarios de dollareS, que no
cstahau DrcviStos ell los presupueStos.
Sc nos cobraha cntCnces un impuesto eNage-
RADIO nor acreditar nUcStra Ciudadania, Y este era
IN abuse. IS Nertad, pcrO nunca comparable cen
ell cue Sc comctel;l ahora con csa nueya gabeia
que por cyorIItantc Y pOr Su misma indole, re-
sulta pronibitiNa.
Pac,icSc o no Ia contribution. ninsun derccho
tieuc una :hmiHistraci0n Caclonal para prohlolr
la cnlrdGa ii t]crriturio 4 los connaclonaleS,
I'm aGuella vcZ a que aludimoS, "LG PreHSd no
atar,f al ilnImeSt0 dc tres dollareS a las cartas lie
ciuladania. lor9Hc no quisimos que Sc atrlbuyera
= parcia?:ial o & antagoniSmO nuestra act:tud.
Fin caml,io IA Prensa2 abri6 oficina g%r%tuita
para iodcS los u!rNiclnoS con cl Objcto dc ayudar-
los a lenar los cuestionarios Y gestlonar 10 lcce-
sario !.ara que arrcGjtaran ST. ciudadanla. Pre-
fcri,roS lralaiar contaLdO con Ia p]atri0tica CO.
lancr;,.inn ,r disrin"m;jos Y desinteresadpS COM
r~alri1IaS. y rrocar %"lcnn0s gastos. para HeSem-
lcnar una fulciGu cvica. p2triotlcl ' social
La sabcia que @Eora tratan dc cstableccr nos
obli.a Il obrar en- forma diferentc. Atacan un de-
rcrho mas Sagralo Y mas fundamental que los
drlcchc> Supplements poilticOS: cl dcrccho natu-
raj que las CONSTRUCTIONS de todOs los puebioS
rccouorrn : @urantiHan: el de cntrar ' Salir IL
bIcmcnrc nj tcrritorin dc Ia Patria.
Guam 10 Y" no sc vacila para imponer cxaccIo-
nes >ohre m dcrccho polilico Y natural como este,
hay motive para Suponcr que tampoco Sc vacllar1
ante marurcS atcntadoS. pOrQue ahora cS also dc
Ia miSma patria 10 one Sc pOnc a contribution. Por
vcintc pesos. es dccir, por una mcrcancla como
cualGuirra otra, Sc vcndcra a los meHicanos cl
drrcrho de IT. 4 In patria. o 10 que cs 10 mi>mo, de
1eEcr IHtria.
One lri>tc idea de 81 civiSmo y de Su patrio-
1i"mo darIm trdnS aquellos que tolercn semeiante
contribution. a protestar contra ella todos los
Que >icntan co"rcr por sus vcnas sangrc mcNlca-
IA,
Nolrcmo< a GccirIo: ii cl regimen actual repre-
Scnra M rrotectorado a>iltico o africano, que
sc haya propuesto acalar con el pals, Y con la
raza que impoHga esq contribution Y hasta que
Ia d]npliqUc para que sea mas cficaz Y rapida Ia.
Destruction dc IL I;epublica; pcro los m"XicanoS
debcmoS protcStar Y rechazarla con resolution
Suprcma, en- dctru>a IL solo de nucStras intcrrSes
amacaGo>. sine de Ia nacionalidad, que cs a la
cue 50 ataca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-15

tratar. Su pequeno Iibro. abundante
en- ideas nuevas :. lleno de aprccia-
clones originates. ia mueSrras de un
sentido hist6rico muy SECURE ' de
una verdadera maestria politica: eS-
ia escrito-lo Que no lc quira meri-
TO, en- IN estilo atrayente, frecuen-
temente imaginative, siempre per-
suasiyo = que en- ocasiones llega a
una elocuencia real. Una vez rendido
este justo tribute. creo c~onvenientc
buscarle al senior Rene FavareilIe
una quereIla de ideas de Ia cual 20
dremos sacar algjn provecho.
Fl lector que SC halle POGO al CO.
rrier;e de q personalidaG ' % las
tardcncias DEL autor podria Greer. en-
las primeras paginas de este libro,
oue nrcccde de IL detescablc inspira-
ciun dc los Lysis, de los Probus '
de o:ros taumaturgos politicos a Ia
moda. No hay NADIA de ESQ: en- efec-
70. ell senior Rene Favareilles no pro
none ninguna reforma constitucio-
nal: es UT republican, sincere que
no trata de operar a regimen con
Ia esperanto de ycrlo MORN en- la
mesa de operaci0n. Pero, 81 bien el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-15
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
FL Adversario del E.stadismo

senior F~avareilles es Ut amigo de las
instituciones republicanas. es un ami
90 serero = no le escatima sus cri-
ticas. Ahora bien. esas criticas Sc
resurren o cast, en Ia proposition ST.
guiente. que es Ia idea central del
libro: "El Estadismo ha llegado a
ser Ia doctrina de los republicanos.
Ahora bien. el Estadismo es 10 on
trario de la Repdblica de la misma
man@ra cue Ia centralizaci6n cs 10
contrario de Ia lihertad.' No es
verdad que esta affirmation Sc presta
4 alguros concentrates?
Para Of senior Favareilles. Ia doc
trina republican,, en- ST. pureza orr,
ciHal. es n ~negacion. 81 no del Es-
tadiS-lo politico tcuya legitimidad
no forma parte de esta question:, q
10 mcnos. 81. del estadismo admins
t~rativo. fuente de todas los males
que sufre Francia. La primera ge-
neraci6n de Ia Tercera Repdblica
permaneci6 fiel a ese liberalismo ira
dirional profesado por los Gambctta,
los Ferry Y los Waldeck-Rousseau Y
TeaiiZado en- parte en- nueStra legiS-
laci6n communal, departmental y sin
dical. Pero, hacia 1900-fecha que
marca aproXimadameHte el advent
miento definitivo del partido radi-
| cal-socialista-la Repdblica volvio
al Estadismo Observation-Disclosures. de-
/ testable hercncia del Inperio V de
,cs dos ultimos siGlos de Ia monar-
| qua. Contra esta tirania de Ia bu-
~rocracia centralizada, Y contra 10 Que
llama Ia monarQuia administrative
: es contra 10 que el senior Favareilles
re;vindica Ia APPLICATION de los verda-
deros principles republicanos Y los
dcrec;1cs de la libertad.
Este ingenIoso aspecto hist6rico
cs sumamente ~interesante. pero es
mas brillante que solido. Ne pare
| &C que ci senior Favareilles confunde
en- este punto Ia dcctrina liberal Y Ia
doctr:na republican, que. por mas
cue en- clio Sc empene, no colnciden
forzosamente. Es muy cierto que
muchos de los grardes republicanos
del sielc NIX, arrastrados por Ia lu-
cha c~uotidiana contra el poder per-
sonal Y por Ia necesidad de perse-
gun en- totas las formas la arbitra-
riedad de una autoridad opresiva, y,
finalmente. por las alianzas antidi-
! nas:icas 20 ebradas = derecha e IL
Cu;erda bajo cl Segundo lmperio,
fusron liberales impcr;ten:es; pcro
una corr:ente jacobina mug nronan-
ciada coeXiSti0 entonceS cen eSta
t~e@ic-:i2 liberal en- Ct seno del par
SO yerubIicanc, ! csa corriente tie,
- s, maaaaJial Ell Ia mis.aa Revo-
lvci5r. ?ne iegj = les herederos tie
81 @c&is.o2 c! prirc:p.o iute.ar Dc