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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-10-14


mission; and the other members are
Bernard M. Baruch, financier and rail-
way director; Alfred E. Smith, former
governor of New York; Clark Howell,
publisher of the Atlanta Constitution.
and Alexander Legge, president of the
International Harvester company and
former chairman Of the farm board.
The commission is the result of mo-
bilization of virtually every bank. in.
surance company. and major business
association in the country for con-
certed effort to convince congress OF
the imperative. necessity Of immedi-
ate legislation to protect the financial
foundations of the railroad industry.
It's survey will include all the trans
portation facilities of the nation, in
Guiding buses. trucks, pipe lines and
other carriers, as well as the railways.
D REPRESENTATIVES. of the Rail-
IN way Labor Executives associa.
ton called on President Hoover, ask
ing administration intervention in the
matter Of the proposed railway wage
reductions which they opposed Eat
time when there are some hopeful
signs that the depression may have
run it's course" Mr.. Hoover also
talked with railway presidents and
Secretary of Labor Doak, and the lat
ter then issued statement that the
President felt it was desirable that
the question should be deferred until
the end of the year, since the present
wage agreement does not expire until
February l.
REAT BRITAIN'S national gov.
" eminent, formed last October to
meet the financial crisis. experienced
its first break when three Of the most
important Liberal and Labor members
of MacDonald's cabinet resigned.
Their action followed a disagreement
over the tariff proposals approved at
the recent empire conference in OF
tawa. The ministers who quit, stat.
ing these proposals were incompatible
with their free trade principles. were
viscount Snowden Of Ickornshaw, lord
privy seal, former leader Of the Labor
party, and Sir Herbert Samuel. home
secretary. and Sir Archibald Sinclair,
secretary for Scotland.
Sir John Gilmour was moved from
minister Of agriculture to home sec
rotary and his former portfolio was
given to Maj Walter Elliot. Sir God
frey Collins took Sinclair's place. The
Simon Liberals in the house still sup
port Macdonald.
NOTABLE among the deaths of the
IN week was that of John Sharp Will
liams, former senator from Mississippi.
He was seventy-eight years old and
had been III for months. Williams
was known for his scholariness and
his bitingly sarcastic political oratory.
PRESIDENT HOOVER appointed
1 Representative Charles r. Crisp of
Georgia as a member of the tariff
commission to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Lincoln Dixon of In
diana. Crisp was defeated for the
senatorship nomination in the Demo
cratic primary and so is classed as a
lame duck. However, his appointment
will not be criticized because of his
loug ard able services in the house.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-10-14

XXTHEN the League Of Nations as
w sembly opened its thirteenth an
nual session in Geneva, canon de
Valera. President of the Irish Free
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-16

old, and adopted two years later by the Waterbury residents, reads like modern fiction tale.
 It was several weeks ago while reading a detective magazine that she came across the name of James Cahill who had placed q notice In it stating he was searching for relatives. The notice told how he lived in Ohio but had been adopt- cd at an early age and did not remember anything of his family.
 The local girl, an employe of St Margarets school, read the notice with intense interest. Cahill, thought she. was her own name. Could he be a relative? She de- cided to find out. She wrote a letter to the address in the maga- zine and told what she knew of her life. How she had boen adopt. cd ct an early age and had resid- cd in Waterbury over since. Her letter was answered by the Ohio Cah,ll who instructed her to write to the home from where she was adopted and to learn all she could about herself.
 She wrote to the New York Founding Home in New York city and learned she was placed in the home by her father, Patrick Ca- hill 2i years ago. The home said her mother had died when Jane was a yenr old and left five daugh. ters, the eldest being six years old. MT Cahill, the father of the six
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-16

girls, had no one to take care of his young children and decided the best way out was to send them to the home.
 Jane wrote back and asked about her sisters. The home traced back through the files and discov- cred that two were living in New York city and two in Pennsylvania: The home forwarded the address of the two New York sisters and Jane decided to pay them a visit. one of the New York sisters had married one Thomas Lydon and was living at 355 East 142d street, New York city. Her other sister, Miss Mary Cahill was living with Mrs Lydon.
 Accompanied by Miss Margaret I.adden of Pleasant street. Mrs Mary Dowd and Mrs Dowd's broth CT. John Norris of 24 Granite street, Waterbury, and laden with the adoption records from the home, Miss Cahill left yesterday for 142d street.
 Tn New York the local delega- ton was accompanied to Mrs Ly.. don's home by Miss Clarity, social worker of the New York Founding Home. They set out for 142d street and when they came to No. 3bb Miss Garrity rang the bell to the apartment.
 The door was opened by Mrs Lydon and when she saw Jane there was q dramatic moment. Tho sisters greeted each other as old friends. They knew each other instantly, although Jane did not remember her other sisters. Mrs Lydon and Margaret told Jane they remembered her, although It seemed like a dream. They told of being taken to the home and Of the sad parting 1t was.
 They discovered remarkable likeness in appearances of all three sisters. They told Jane they thought she was dead because they were So told when they made In. quirles several years ago.
 Mrs Lyd0n and Margaret also told Jane that her other two sis- ters were living in Pennsylvania and communicated with each other regularly. One Is q nun in the or- uef OI SlbtCTs VI NVISy III sAVbSb- dale, Pa, under the name of Sis- ter Mary Dorothea. The other is married and is living in Wilkes Barre. Pa, under the name of Mrs Patrick Carr.
 Jane Cahill, for that is the name by which she wishes to be known. was assured by her sisters In New York that there will Do happy reunion of all the sisters at the convent in Honesdale within the very near future. Honesdale was decided upon as tho reunion place because 1t Is more convenient there for Sister Mary Dorothea.
 Jane is expecting Q letter from James Cahill of Ohio, within q day or so. But James will be dis- appointed as far as a Waterbury relative is concerned. For Jane was informed by her New York relatives that she had no brothers or cousins by that name.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-16

is the fact tha, two ef Father Cafthy's classlhateA at 1I1iV EHz Rev Timothy H. lioaiihan. pA*ssF of SC Aiary's church in nansof W Rev Matthew Curran. pastor cI Mary's church h WatervilIe. & are in his diocese.
 The consecratlon ceremonies *||f be held sometime in July, 60 lk II expected. No date has yet btH4 selected.
 Archbishop Murrays commenf on the elevation of Father H<* Carthy was as follows:
 "The appointment of Rev 1o4eHIt T.. Mccarthy to the See of Port. land comes us no surprise to fn9EN who know him intimately. His go years in the ministry as pastof< teacher, and administrator have borne abundant fruit to teseify t1: his fitness for the office he 94- sumes. The clergy of the dioccst to which he goes know and est1euE him most highly"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-16
Meet Tomorrow
 at Elm Tree Inn
Officers Will Be Elected and Other Matters
 Discussed

The final meeting of the fiscal year of the Hartford chapter of the N. A. C. A. will be held at the Elm Tree inn in Pennington to- morrow evening It will be a joint meeting with the Sales Managers association of Connecticut.
 The subject of discussion for the evening, How an Accountant Can Aid in the Development and Con- trol of Sales" will be capably handled by Herman w. Steinkraus, vice president of the Bridgeport Brass So.
 After the discussion the Hart ford chapter of N. A. c. A. will elect it's officers and directors for 1932-33. The nominees for office are:
 President. Edward $. Lancaster, American Paper Goods company, Kensington: vice president. Henry Knust, c. P. A., public account ant, Hartford: vice president, Ed ward F. Didier, the Torrington company, Torrington; secretary, Carl l.. Seeber, the Wallace Barnes company, Bristol; treasur- CT, Joseph F Simmons, Arrow Hart & Hegeman Electric com pany, Hartford. Directors: Arthur H. Wilcox, Torrington Mfg com pany, Torrington; Frederick A. Sharp, the Waterbury Buckle com- pany, Waterbury; Harry c. Sam strom, Fuller Brush company, Hartford; George W. osborn. In- ternational Silver Company Merl- den; Herman A. Papenforth, tho Trumbull Electric Mfg company, Plainville; William M. Birs, Water bury Farrel Foundry and Machine company, Waterbury.
 J. V. Montague of Scovilt Mfg company served on the nominat- ing committee.
 Those who will attend the meet ing from Waterbury are: l.. ]. Schuster, Chase Co, Inc; r. A, Sharp, Waterbury Buckle com pany; V. N. Peterson, Risdon Mfg company; Stanley E. Macdonald, Seth Thomas Clock company; Ed ward c. Bengston. Scovill Mfg company; Ivan Coulter, Scovill Mfg company; Claude A. Parton, Scovill Mfg company; Herman r. Lux. Lux Clock Mfg company; William F. Cahill, Lux Clock Mfg company; Harry Hubert, Water. bury Battery company; John R, Clarke, Clark & Turnblum; Wal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-16

corporation is solvent It's assets are in danger of waste through attach- mont and litigation. The corpora ton. the application states, has a capital stock of $300,000 divided into 5000 shares of the par value of $100. Tho applicants state they are the owners of more than one- tenth of the capital stock Attorney Monzani was appointed temporary receiver on Saturday morning by Judge Frank P. McEvoy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-16
GREETINGS FOR
 NEW BISHOP
Most Rev John c. Murray Pleased at Elevation of
 Father Mccarthy
WELL VERIFIED HONOR

Most Rev John Gregory Murray. archbishop of the See of St Paul. Minn, has extended his congratula- tions to Rev Joseph F.. Mccarthy. who will be consecrated shortly as bishop of Portland, Me. Bishop Elect Mccarthy succeeds Arch bishop Murray as the spiritual head of the Portland diocese. Both prelates are native Waterburians. attended Holy Cross college, stud led abroad and for years were fel- low instructors at St Thomas sem mary. Another interesting feature
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-16
The Waterbury . Lumber Co

Application for tho dissolution of the Waterbury Lumber Go was filed in superior court to.day by Pauline Terry and Anna A. Schu- maker, both principal stock hold CTS. Attorney John T. Monzani was appointed temporary receiver. The application states that though tho
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-16
RANGERs GET AIR CoP

San Antonio - (UP) = Texas Ranger George J. Lacy. of HouF- ton, has been assigned to enforce- ment of the air code in Texas. The Texas Sheriffs' association plans to assist him by deputizing special officers to assist in hte enforce- ment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-16
PLANE ApyERrlsEs DINER

Boston--tUP)--An contemplating has chosen novel me. thod of advertising his lunch cart on the Taunton highway. Pcrched atop the roof of tho diner is an on. ginolcss airplane, It's tail tilted sky. ward at q sharp angle. Passing are attracted to the din. or in the belief there has been a plane crash.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-16
'0RPHAN" DISCOVERS FOUR SISTERS LIVING
Advertisement In Magazine Reveals
 Jane Cahill Kin
Dramatic Reunion Yesterday in New York of St Mar garet's School Employe With Family Resided Here 10 Years, Believing Self Alone in World

For l9 years Cah D. of this city, thought she lived alone in the world She resided in this city during those l9 under the name of Jane Meand adopted daughter of Mir and Mrs
 on Mand l8l East Main street. She attended the schools city followed the usual manners and customs of the young women of the community, believing she had living relatives In recent wears she was informed by adopted that her was Chi and that been adopted when three old
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-16

She began to wonder then, about her identity. Who was she? Were her parents living? Did she have brothers and sisters?
 How she came to learn that she was the youngest of five daughters of Mir and Mrs Patrick Cahili of New York city, that she was born in New York city, 22 years ago, placed in home when one year
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-16

lace c. Husted, Waterbury Mfg company; William Birs, Waterbury Farrel Foundry and Machine com pany.
La gaceta., 1932-05-20
~TRANQUILIDAD EN- CUBA

Habana, Mayo 20.-Aunque
circular rumores alarmantes, la
R~ep1blica festeja hoy ell trig6-
simo aniversario de su naci :
miento, reinando completa
tranquilidad.
Pocas fiestas Sc han organi-
zado para ell dfa, por cuanto
las garantfas constituencies
siguen suspendidas y la Isla Sc
halla sometida al dominic mi
litar.
Armas sc han encontrado en-
los domicilios de algunos de
los c~iudadanos detenidos en- la
Union Atletica Amateur, situa
daen la Manzana de Gomez, y
la policia continua verificando
reSistros. Ametralladoras, ri
files V otras armas han sido en-
contradas en- la provincia de
Camaguey Y rum6rase que es,
tan a punto de llegar expedi-
clones de Honduras y MEXICO.
Ell presidente Machado reel
bio hoy ell titulo de Hijo Adop
two del a Habana, y asisti6 a
la Inauguration de una nueva
torre luminica en- ell Malec6n y
Gale %.
Ell presidente fim6 decretos
en- ell dia de aver ordenando Ia
libertad de nueve soldados y
oficiales que recientemente
La gaceta., 1932-05-20
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA

a que Sc envie un grupo de atle-
tas a los Juegos Olimpicos de
California, ell gobierno ha en-
viado SUI adhesion a la OHM
piada y Sc hara representa- en-
ella.
Criticase al Comite Olimpico
porIue disponiendo de dinero y
de tempo no ha preparado. co.
mo debiera haberlo hecho a los,
atletls de Espana, y ahora, con
pre- ipitaci6n, trata de mandar
an grupo cue no puede hacer
buo2 papel entire miles de atle-
taS len seleccionados y prepa-
raG0S.
La gaceta., 1932-05-20
NOTICIAS DEL C0NFLIC-
TO

Ha6ana. mayo 20.-Ios obre-
res de Ia industrial del tabaeo
que res;sten ell "lockout" De 'os
manufacturers sigHon publ
cando n'anifiestos para conde-
mar la act;tud de los romrshue7-
gas de Beiucal Y en- particular
d. su mentor. Jose Beltran.
Sc describe a Beltrdn como
un individuo que ocup6 distin-
tos puestos en- la Saciedgd de
Torcedores y Sc lie senala como
I'M "conejo' al servicio del di-
nero de los fabricantes.
Los tabaqueros dicen que al
gunos individnos de Baiucal
QUE hace pocos dias publicaroN
escritos hablando de la dignidad
de los hombres, en- estos momen
tos va estan traicionando la bue
ma causa.
Como directories de los rom
pshueIgas, ademas de BeLtran,
Sc menciona a Evelio Vald6s y
los hermanos Soca.
Comisiones de tabaQueros,
dospalilladoras y dependencies
han regresado de los pueblos de
Santiago de las Vegas, Guira d
Nealna, Arteisa San Antonio
de los Banos, Aluuizar. Cala0a-
Ear, Guanaiay Y Mariana y di
cen Que en- todos esos lugares e
.osriritu de los torcedores no h
dacaido y todos juran seguir
oponi6nd0se al lockout.
En- todas parties esas conf
stones han escuch9do eXpresio-
mes de protesta contra la actitud
de los rompehuelgas dc Pciucal.
Tn manifesto del executive
de los huelguistas dice que los
cbrero SIDE Beiucal no Sc rindie
ron por c~ansancio Y agotamien-
to, sino por calculo y maldad.
FL executive de los obreros Ia
ordenado ampliar las fotcgra-
fias de los obreros Que traba-
jan en- Ia fabrica de Partag2s
y Sc repartiran para que los ira
t2iadores conozcan e ideatifi-
o"e g los traidores' cuando
sra nc esario.
La gaceta., 1932-05-20
ESPINOSA SIGUE EN- IT'S
CORNIA Y FEPRAS SOME
TIDO A VIGILANCIA

Habana. mavo 20.-Esta So
metido a vigilancia de las auto
ridades, Jose Sandalio Ferras,
tabaquero, a quien deportaran
las autoridades de immigration
de los Estados Unidos, acusan-
dolo de ser comunista.
Ferras fu6 detenido a su lie
gada y hubo de ser presenta-
do al Secretario de Goberna-
ci6n.
Angel de JESUS Espinosa, que
tambien llegara deportado de
Tampa, por actividades comu-
nistas, seguira encerrado en- lis
cornia hasta que prueba su ma
cionalidad Guiana.
La gaceta., 1932-05-20
tCOMBATIDIO UN PROYEC.
TO DE LEY

Habana, mayo 20.-Critica-
Sc I'm proyecto de ley del DR..
Carmelo UrIuiaga, cargando
un impuesto de 3 centayos sobre
cada PAR de zapatos or" Sc fa-
brique en- Cuba. Tambien esti-
pula ell proyecto que todos los
productos elaborados aoui de-
ben llevar una etiqueta que olga
"Hecho en- Cuba.
Los industriales Que no Sc "a
.iusten a las especificaciones de
la ley, podran ser multados Y
encarcelados.
La gaceta., 1932-05-20
PARA M
PEDIR QUE OCUl2RAN


Habana, mayo 20.--La Rep6-
blica festeja hoy otro a~niversa-
rio de su fundaci6n y la secre-
tarfa que dirige ell DR.. zubiza-
rreta ha tornado medidas para
impedir que ocurran describe
mes.
Asegura ell secretario que ele-
mentos radicales Sc proponen
alterar la tranquilidad, pero
que el esta listo para cualquie-
Ia dificultad que pueda surgir.
Las GALES aparecen vigiladas
por la policia y fuerzas del ej6r
cito.
La gaceta., 1932-05-20
HUELGA DE LOS SINDICA-
LlSTAS

Madrid, mayo 20.-Los sim
dicalistas comenZaron aver una
huelga general en- Sevilla Y las
autoridades dicen que ell pue-
bio no ha responded a ST. lla-
mamiento. Obedece la huelga a
la inconformidad de los sindica~
.~listas con la rebaia de jornales
hecha a los trabajadores del
campo.
Varios radicales y otros extre
mistas fueron detenidos aver en-
Sevilla y puestos a disposition
deE gobernador Sr. Sol.
La gaceta., 1932-05-20

sacreditada armaz6n de la ac-
tual" maquinaria politiea."
Esta en- 10 cierto ell ilustre
americana.
La "maquinaria politica" en-
todas parties conspira contra la
democracia, violando la pure
Ia del sufragio" y establecien-
do relaciones de amistad entire
los que gobiernan y les delin-
cuentes.
Cuando en- los Estados Uni
dos Sc escriben o Sc pronuncian
las palabras "maquinaria po-
Utica" el pueblo Sc tapa 'las
ventanas de la nariz' para "a
minorar" su repugnancia.
Una "maquinaria political
es algo asi como TN grupo de
hombres dispuestos a manci :
liar Ell sufragio, la Constitution
Y TODD 10 demas, con tai de i'm
poner sus malsanos prop6sitos
Y sus amibiciones.
La "maquinaria" no recono
ce mas libertad nj mas derecho
que sus intereses Y en- la 6poca
electoral desprecia y pisotea
la memoria de los heroes, los
martires, los padres, las ma
dres Y toda la parentela.
GUn tercer partido destrui-
ria la ''maquinaria," cortando
toda relaci6n entire las autori-
dades y los pandilleros?
La gaceta., 1932-05-20
SICUE LA HUELGA DE ALL
CANTE

Madrid, mayo 20.-La huelga
declarada en- Alicante no ha po-
dido ser finalizada aun, no obs
tante las gestiones hechas por
las autoridades.
FL sindicato dispuso la parali
zaci6n de ltrabajo y la fuerza
pGblica Sc ha visto obligada a
hacer fuego en- distintas ocasio-
para calmar a los revoltosos.
Es bastante grave ell estadO
de uno de los heridos, a conse-
cuencia de los disparos hechos
por la guardia civil.
La gaceta., 1932-05-20
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

co aver una entrevista el presi-
dente de la Federation de Tor
cedores de la Habana, a quien
Sc hiciera lamar por medic de
Ia policia.
Dicese que el sacretario hiz
un nuevo esfuerzo para conse-
guir que clos tabaQueros depon-
gan su actitud y Ia huelga que
de solucionada.
La gaceta., 1932-05-20
Los E~XTREMISTAS APO
YAM A LOS MONARQUI-
COS

Madrid, mayo Pol minis
.tro de la gobernaci6n interpre-
Ia la Victoria de los concejaIes
monarquicos, en- ell ayuntamien-
to de Cuenca como una nueva
prueba de que hs extremistas
radicales estan apoyando a los
extremistas reaecionarios. En-
las elecciones de abriI del ano
pasaio los republicanos obtu-
vieron mayoria en- csc ayunta-
mient0.
La gaceta., 1932-05-20
- VIUCA DE ALDERMAN
PIDE Al GOBIERNO Ell
REVOLVER DE SU MARI
DO

Miami. Mayo 20 La Sra
Pearl Alderman, viuda de Ho-
racio Alderman, cue fuera a.
hcvcado hace 3 amos por haber
df do muerte a tres agenteS fe-
derales, en- ell mar. ha presen-
tado un escrito pidiendo Sc le
deVuelvan las propiedades de
su marido, que Sc reducen a Ia
pistola con que ma ara q los a
gentes Y otrcs objatos de POGO
valor.
Una laucha manejada por
Alderman y IL ayudante, Ro-
berto f. Welsh, rs capturada
en- agosto de 1927, y cuando 81
cargamento de bebidas alco-
h61icas de Ia pmbarcaci6n era
transportado, ellos ~atacaron a
10 sagtr.es matando a tres de
ellcs. Alderman fu6 son7nra p
do a Ia hcrca v su companero,
como complete, a un ano y IN
dia.
La gaceta., 1932-05-20

CASINO

La formidable trilogia artis-
tica de Buster Keaton, Polly
Moran y Jimmy Durante, apa-
rece hoy en- la divertida come
dia 'The Passionate Plumber"
Tambien Sc exhiben Eight
ing Marshall, co nTim Mccoy,
y ell episode mum. 9 de la emo
cionante serie de Buffalo Bill.
La gaceta., 1932-05-20
RITZ

Estrena hoy "A Lady's Nor
al, con Wallace Beery, Rcgin-
aid Denny y Grace Moore.
Complete el proPrama la in
teresante cinta, soAre motives
del Oeste. Orders Of the Purple
Sage, con George O'Brien.
La gaceta., 1932-05-20
DOS AEROPLANOS LISTOS
PARA CRUZAR Ell ATTAIN
TICO

Harbor Grace, N. ~ Nv
2O.-El mas grande de los -
r0planos del mundo, con ~ m0S
torres y capacidad para~100 pa
Rajeros, espera aquf junto a un
yequeno aeroplano, D. un solo
Hotor, para emprender el vueIo
s0bre el Atlaptieasbasta las Is
La gaceta., 1932-05-20

Habana, mayo 20.-Con ell Sc
cretario de gobernaci6n verifi-
CONFERENCE UN A
La gaceta., 1932-05-20
OBSE0UfADO Ell NOVELS
IA INGLES WELLS

Madrid, mayo 20.-Esta sien
do aqui muy obsequiado ell ia
moso novelista e historiador in
giles II. G. Wells, quien dice ha-
Der venido e Espana atraido
por la fascination que significa
Ell habcrse fundado, EN- tan POGO
tempo una RepGblica tan vigo-
rosa.
Wells fu6 recibido por ell pre-
sidente Alcala Zamora y ha con-
ferenciado con Vrios de los mi
nistros. Los Hri6dicOs dicen
que AFRICAN la intenci6n de es-
criTpldo psPAQ sobre Espaha.
ESPANA MHkDARA 81 RE-
A LOS
JUEG0s oLIE MCoS
MADRID, mayo 49, pesar
del ac\erdo tornado oponiendose
La gaceta., 1932-05-20
ROYAL

Presenta a Buck Jones, en-
"Riding for Justice, y a la be-
llisima Sally O'Neil. N THE
Brat.
Para Ell domingo anuncia
Private Life. alta comedia in
La gaceta., 1932-05-20

Ha nllegado con la Sra. Put
man, para ayudarla en- los pre-
parativos finales Bernt Balchen
q famoso aviador y exploradOr,
y Ell mecanico Eddie Gorski, que
probara su motor antes de que
inicie ell vuel0.
La gaceta., 1932-05-20
CHUICAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Cumple otro ano mas de ?
xistencia democratica la Re
publica de Cuba.
Con la fecha 20 de mayo de
1902, aparece ligado ell nom
bre de un eximio cubano, On.
Tomas Estrada Palma.
Ell primer Presidente do e
temples de honradez, que aun
20 han sido imitados, pero no
Iuiso respetar la voluntad de
III pueblo, pernitiendo So lie
"enredara" en- una "brava'' e.
Iectoral.
La honadez de Palma no pu-
do protegerlo contra la ira jus
tificada de sus conciudadan0S
= la ~revuelta de agosto de
1906 provoc6 la primera inter
venci6n americana, la del ce-
lebre Magoon.
Palma do una divisa a la
RepdbIica. Economic y honra-
dez.
Pero Sc neg0 a verificar &
lecciones honradas y los libe-
rales lie derribaron.
Cuando ell pueblo no puede
"opinar" libremente en- los CO.
micios, la verdadera democra-
cia Sc asfiXia, Sc muere.
Con ''trampas'' e~lectorales
Sc ultraja y Sc asesina a la de-
mocracia.
FL pueblo, en- la RepGblica,
dcbe tener completa libertad
de acci6n para escoger a los
hombres 0 muieres que han de
gobernarlo.
Los que verifican inscripcio-
mes falsas, "rellenan" urnas y
yenden su criterio, son enemi-
Cos de la democracia y de la
jus,icia.
Nj siquiera Ia honradez pue
de justificar la "brava.'
Estrada Palma era un hom-
hre honrado entire los honra-
dos Y su pueblo Sc neg6 a tran
sirir con ~ irregularidades e
lectorales.
La Repdblica, que sin la de
mocracia no puede yivir de
centemente," ha menester de
.mparc,alidaJ y sensatez pa
a 'rcspirar" y que sus hi 8
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