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CIevs,and STa,,lkLe,.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 1.-Grain-Quiet ;
holders steady and firm at Saturdays
figures, Petroleum-More steady at 12ic
for standard white car lots.
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COMMERCIAL and Financial.
MARKETS BY TEhEGR APH,
New York Money and stock Marx

New York Money and Stock Market.
New YORK, Dec. 1.-MoNEY-Active
at!7 gold to. 1,1G-premium, closing .at.7
gold. v.f-..a. 40
STERLING ExoHAKdE-Firm at'10sfor
90 days and 100 for sight.
GoLD-Closed. at 1851, which was the
ruling price oilthe day. The carrying
rates were 7a1.32. Clearings $4,000, 900.
Treasury disbursements $4,000 Custom
receipts $2s7,00O. W
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal. !.
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BOXES PRIME
81 EsT. D2sEstPoRT q rARxR.
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-F.o! ]! j i &:
RENJAMINFISHER..

p aoW eag % the tside n6W nfsteiSss co6k
Coz stove N d nais q I'm RsSsnS srsS isfSs
aues, thereby eonelInee any hind ofeoalt and II
point Of Bt9tfr, FInhk, Durability and 6enerHl
B1celleneo cannot Do surpassed. Having ~ he
modem impeosem6ntt, Dliabtn0 nd ShdtIa0
Grats,Gad Ratests Sigis1 Rlaffh lIdts, cast. lion
Or IRE hflek hnings for, each store Also Iron.
clad low Copper Reservoir for oxtension tops.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-02

wiser aud much more honest than himself
10 the person OF Peter B. Sweeney. He
also found flippant bntbrilliant advocate
ina. Oakley Hall, o manfr from corrupt
motives, but ono willing to blind his eyes
to the crimes committed around him as a
reward for temporal power and pleasant
nOtOriety. When these four men-Tweed,
Connolly, Sweeney and Hall-joined their
various forces and talents the Tammany
conspiracy was complete. In 1870 the
first revolt against this concentrated
power began. Il was badly planned and
disreputably otficered: Norton, ! Genet,
Cleaner, Peter Mitchell, Michael Murphy
and others who led the movement In the
legislature, were not the men through
whom reform could come. ..:-E q Z
II looked for q time, however, as II the
movement would succeed. Tweed was
beaten in the preliminary shrmish in the
Senate. He pretended to surrender, and
voted for the charter OF tho Young Denoc-
'cy. But he had secretly formed an ell.
sace with the Republican party In the
legislature and could afford to hide his
tine. Meantime his rivals had lost their
heads. In the flush Of ,temporary succeeds
they divided-on paper-all the oiIieesi ii
The city amongst themselves. Tho char,
ter under which this grand distribution
was 10 take place was taken TO the Assem-.
bly,, where itEwas understood, that |,
would pass by general consent; but to the
anazement OF many, and to the dismay q
the Young Democracy i, was defeated, =.
Tweed's rivals surrendered Of dlscre:
ton. Dreamer, Norton, Mitchell-all bul
Genet-sued tor terms Of peace. The
next week Tweed's charter; was Intro
duced, and receiving the. support Of oil
The Republican Senators excepting Thayi
e., Of Rensselaer,, Il passed. This wa
followed by other measures, which madi
Tho power Of the ring weEl-nigh absolute
II was then that. the system OF plundel
began 10 work out Us amazing result
Bills against the city were deliberately
raised from $4,000 to 100000, and,tht
enormous excess divided between Con
molly and Tweed, who in turn shared
part Of the money with subordinate strik
en- Hall looked on and held his peace
Sweeney put forth an effort to stop thu
stealing, but was overborne. The ae
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-05-21
NesU Advertisements.
j. b. LONG,
GROVER 6 BAKER
SEWING NIACMIN ES .

Tie following are ssleoted from thous-
ands Of testimonials of similar character,
rs expressing the reasons for the prefer
snce of the Grover a Baker Machines over
all others.
ss like the Grover 4 Baker Ma
chine, in the first place, because il had
any other, 1 should still want = Grover Il
Baker and having Grover q Baker II
answers the purpose of all the rest. IL
does a greater variety of work and iseasier
20 learn than any other, J. @. Gro
ly Jenny June)
~ have had several years. expe-
rience with a Grover Il Baker Machine,
which has given me great satisfaction.
think the Grover q Baker Machine is more
easily managed, and less liable TO get out
of order. prefer the Grover Il Baker de-
cidedlY.p-Mrs. DIR. Watts, New York.
"I have had one in my family for
some two years; and fIom what l know
of its workings, and from the testimony Of
many of my friends who use the same, /
can hardly see how anything could be more
complete or give better satisfaction. ~
Mrs. Gen. Grant.
ri. VAN GIEsEN, Agent,
Tlsnests, Pa
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10000 GIFTS,
S5OO0,OO0

On TUESDAY, July 8th, 1873, the
Third Grand Gin Concert, under the man.
agement of Ex-Governor Thos. e. Bran
lette, and authorized by special act Of the
Legislature, for the benefit of the Public
Library of Kentucky, positively and un-
euuivocally comes off il Public Library
Hall, at Louisville, Ky.,when SIC, 900 Gifts,
Ali cash, amounting to $500, 900, will be dis
tribued by lot among the tickct-holders.
The money to pay all these gifts in full is
already in bank set aside for that purpose,
as the following certificate shows:
FARMERS AND DRovEKs' BANK,
h.o LOUISVILLE KY, Apr. 7, 1873.
This is to certify that there is in the Far
mers' and Drovers' Bank, to the credit of
the Third Grand Gift Concert for the bone
fit of the Public Library of Ky., Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars, which has
been set apart by the Managers TO pay the
gifts in full, and will be held by tho Bank
and paid ont for this purpose, and this
fSigned. b. S. WEIGH, Cashier. I
ONLY few tickets remain unsold, and
they will bo furnished to the first appli-
cants at the following prices: Whole tick
cts. SO; halves, So; quarters, $3.50; ii
wholes for 500; 56 fer $500; Sll3 for ~ 900
and SIS for s., 1000. For tickets and full in-
formation, apply to
THOS. L. BRAMLETTE,
Louisville, Kyr
or THOS. II. HAYS & CO.,
6-lt 600 Broad Way, New York.
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-Bailou's Magazine is one Of the
best publication in this country of its
class. IL is full Of just such reading
matter as the public delight to get
hold Of, and we do not wonder; here
is magazine that always has sea
story, eight or ten love stories. an his
torical article, lot of curious mat.
ters, nice illustrations, comic pictures
and poetry of the best description.
1t is cheap too, being only S1.50 per
year, OF 10 cents single copies, and is
for sale at all the periodical depots in
the country. The great fire does not
seem to have injured the prosperity of
Balloons Magazine in the least, for it
looks better and brighter than ever.
Address Thomes q Talbot, 36 Brom-
field Street, Boston, for years sub
scription, and you will never regret
it.
-Peterson's Magazine for June is on
our table, and is more than usually in
teresting. The proprietors of this Pc
riodical spare no pains to make it the
hest of its class. Everything in the
line of fashions for the ladies is fully
discussed and made perfectly plain tC
those who wish to profit by the instruc
tions. Terms $500 year. Address
Chas. J. Peterson, 306 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
| For SALE.-The four lots S. E. cor
ner of Elm and May street, (adjoin
ing the Court House, Tienesta, ,-Onl,
$500 cash required The balance S575
may remain for several years. Ad
dress Jas. X. Simon, 29 south 9Th at.
Philadelphia. SO
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TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.

Over two thousand acres Of fine
Hemlock Timber Lands situated on
Maple Greek, near Clarington, this
county, are for sale at bargain. Part
of the lands are situated within four
miles of Clarington, on the Clarion
River, and would be fine site for an
extensive tannery and saw mills. Map
and particulars can be seen by apply.
ing to the editor of this paper.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-05-21

IS. H. Haslet, at the old stand, has
recently laid in supply of Raftmen's
Supplies of all kinds, and is prepared
to soil as cheap as the cheapest, to all
who may favor him with call. He
also keeps a full line of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Provisions, Boots and Shoes,
and in fact everything usually found
in a General Variety Store. Give him
call and he will use you right. If.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-05-21
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

"A few slight DRINKS, and no ar
Arrests have transpired within the last
week. Has the ordinance to prevent
this business been repealedS ? If so,
when If net, why is it not enforced 7
- DIR. Fisher, Dentist, will be In
town during court week, ready to do
any thing in the line at fair figures.
The DR.. is well known professionally,
and his work stands every fair test.
Carpenters are at work on Smear
baugh & Byer's meat market. 1t will
probably be finished in the course Of
couple of weeks, and then we'll have
lots of meat.
"A good deal Of building which is
expected to be done this summer is
aot yet commenced. on account, we
suppose, of the slow sale of lumber.
They're bound to come, however.
II. --Wo have seen specimens of the
new postal cards issued by the
i. O. Department. They are printed
an brown ink, and there is nothing re-
narkable about them. Those We saw
had business cards printed on the 9TH
er side.
III. W. Ledabur caught a very
fine pike just below Lacytown dam, a
ehort time ago, weighing about twelve
pounds. Some time ago Calvin Ar
rer caught one weighing fifteen
pounds. A fish like that amt to be
sneezed at.
The lodge room of Tionesta
Lodge No. 369, has been furnished
with new carpet, chairs, pedestals. &C.,
and is now in very neat condition.
.fhe Lodge is still growing in numbers
and influence, and is one of the insti-
tutions Of which our town has reason
10 be proud.
1 Court week happens next week,
and the heart of the printer expandcth
with anticipation. Never within our
recollection has a court week csme
and gone without leaving us richer by
at lest Four dollars. So welcome,
thrice welcome, thou week of peace and
plenty.
"A large boiler is loaded in front
of Knoxs Store, which is soon to be
hauled up to Coon Greek, to be put in
to mill which will be constructed
either ON the site of or near the Cobb
Mill, by Mr.. Lacy. Except the Myers
Mill boiler, this is the largest tubular,
boiler in this lumber region.
Some person or persons unknown
set the woods on FIRE along Tubbs run
OH Sunday last. A great deal ofdam-
age is done every year by this innocent
pastime, and we wish TO call attention
80 the law on the subject. which pro-
videsthat any person gnilty of the act,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,
panishableby fine aud imprisonment
The work on Grove q; Wolcott's
well, opposite Trunkeyvilie, will be
resumed Immediately. The difficulty
heretofore has been that water had TO
be hauled from the river to the we'll
to fill the boiler, distance Of mile,
aud teams we're scarce. Their own
team went up yesterday to do the
hauling, The indications for oil are
said to be favorable.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-05-21

New goods at low prices; STOCK
complete in Dress Goods, Prints, Mus
Inns and Pants Cloth, Hats & Caps
spring styles, Boots and Shoes. We
don't mean to be undersold by Jew or
Gentle. No charge for showing. Come
and see, we think We have something
for all.
2t ROBINSON & BONNER.
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NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, FOREST Co.,
TIoEEsTA, MAY l, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that the bridge
across Tionesta Creek near its mouth will
bo removed by the 18th inst, and the Greek
will be obstructed for sixty days thereat-
ter in the erecti On of a new bridge dc. All
persons interested will govern themselves
accordingly.
BN order of the County Commissioners.
ID. W. CLARK, Clerk.
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roNRsr couNrY orFIcERs.

pce.idert J,sdge--W. P. JEsKs.
A ssoeiats JWdgts--J. \. PRoPRR, AN
DREW Cook.
sgterf6-T. ]. VAN dIEsEF.
TTcasurer--TREp. GLAssNER.
I1-ethonotdry, Register & Recorder, de.--
.. b. AoNEw.
mrnissioaers-JAcoB MERcILLioTT, T.
d. CoLLINs, JOHN THoMrsoN.
Co,ssfv Iyuperintendent--S. +. RoHRER.
I1ilIrict Attorney-W. W. Mason.
.Jwry Cdnnmissioners-GEoR EoRoR SIeeINs,
WM. PATTERsON.
.CNonnty iSurveyer--S.D. D. IRWIN.
sCbroncr--Jo osiAH W1NANs.
Counfv Auditors--WM. CLARK, T. B.
CoBp, T.. WXRNER,s r- r,a.
Mem6erof Congress leh D,s'rtet--c. b.
OuRTis.
Assey,5iy--J. d. LAWSON.
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The best stock Of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware in
Oil City can be found at J. VOLTS,
Centre st. Particular attention paid
the repairing of fine Watches. Or
ders by mail promptly attended to.
39-1y.
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PATENTs oBTAINED.
GETTYSBURG
WAITE R

Is the nearest approach to a specific ever
discovered for Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheu-
matism. Gout, Gravel, Diabetes, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases generally. II re-
stores muscular power to the paralytic.
1t cures Liver Complaint, Chronic Diar-
rhea, Piles, Constipation, Asthma, Ca
tarrh, and Bronchitis, Diseases ofthe skin
General Debility and Nervous Prostration
from Mental and Phyical EXeesses. 1t is
the greatest antidOte ever discovered for
excessive eating or drinking 1t corrects
the stomach, promotes Digestion and Re
lieves the Head almost Immediately. No
household should be without il. For sale
by all Druggists.
:Z0- For history of the Springs, for mar
vellous cures, and for testimonials from
distinguished men, send for the pamphlets,
WHITNEY BROS, General Agents, 227
South Front Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
GETTYSBURG SPRING co. SOFT
nv
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.

Ilsrccss--J. @. DALE.
C0wnciimen--W. =. Mercilliott, W. II.
Harlan, p. d. Thomas, $. J. Wolcott, Geo.
Bovard, n u. Cobb.
Justices ef the Pcaee--W. p. Mercilliott,
-. y. Knox.
CJbnstdbte--Geo. Haslet-
iSsh6ot Directors--s. y. Irwin, M. w.
Tate. III. .. Davis, II, S. Knox, 5. J.Wol-
oott.,fa H. IIackett.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-05-21

The lightest running Machine in
the ,rorld is the Grover & Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says SO,
and bo knows. 46 1y
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NORTHwARD

Passengers will have to understand that
sEexorthward," in the table is doirn the
river, and "Southward' is mp the river.
Trains 10 and 20 are mixed freight and ac-
-eoinmodation; the others are passenger
trains.
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TELECRAPHY.

A necessary psrt Of every PERSONS educa-
tion in this advanced age is the art OF Iole-
graphing. Apply 10 tho undersigned for
Smiths Manual of Telegraphy, tho bcst
work published on this subject. Price,
80 cts. Also for every description OF 'rele-
graphic Instruements and Batteryi Nitro
Chronic Battery for Electroplating. J..
q. TILLOTSON d CO.. 3 Dey st., New
York. afunr
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SUBSCRIBE for the yorest Republican
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At TIoNEsTA STATION. on and after
Monday. November 4th, 1872: II
aor,rrfwApD
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-12

Hemos dido decir que ell ExcmO.
Ayuatamlento de esta capital ha pre-.
sentado al gobierno ell proyecto de
una importante modification en- las
escaelas de la ciudad. Parece que ha
acordado supr;mir una de las dos su-
periores que squf existen costeadas
por los fondos municipales y varias
incompletas, cresndo en- vez de elias,
cscuelas completas su6cientemente
retribuidas para que puedan dirijirlas
maestros i,l6neos que difundan la en-
seiianza primsria que esta bastante
NAL atendida con las actusles escue-,
las incompletas que existen. j
Tambien sc ha acordado que, 10
mismo en- Ia dnica escuela superior
que quedara, 81 Sc aprueba este plan,
como en- las cuatFo completes de ms
truccion primaria que Sc crear&n, min
gun nino pagarA NADIA, va sea hijo de
padres ricos 8 pohres. Creemos acer-
sala esta medida, pues siendO los
contribayentes los que sostienen es-
tos eatablecimientos de educaciOn,
lasto o. que sus nifios reciban en- ellos
al igaal del pobre In ensenanza gra-
ttiita. Esto quitara tambien tOdo pre-
tsxso para que los discfpulos que pa
gan sean pFeieridos q los que no pa
gan.
Noaolros, como al Ayuntamiento,
40 cteomos necesaria Ia existencia dc
los escuclas superiores en- una pObla-
cioa Tan pcquela como esta. LO que
nss imparta 81 p1l,lico es la ense-
mama elsmentA'; Il superior, ARE
alado ( los hahitan.es con que cuentA
L capital, y al ndmero Teducido dc
alamuoa que concurEe 4 C IA una de
lAa dos escuelAs superior que exis-
een. paeie darse pcFiectamsnte en-
una cola lie eslas,
tn Il proyeclo dol Ayuntamiento
aleAnsa gran vsnsaia yse diiunde mas
= Instruction primaFsa; ganan las IA
miItaa qae qasdsa exansas dc pagar
escaala cara sss hijos despuea dc pa
sAs pasa 4as haya ensenanra gratdita,
qaeiAaas alivIados slgunos padres
y bses 90 pasan pos pudieutes y que
- saafahraa poF esisaf II h0choFno
Il. iii i. - sts ii Corregimicnto una
- rasa eAsiaF de halde sns ninos
i u c.cnuaw y sodo ealo sia peFjudi-
arsz n easennnxA aapeflOE qua qna-
u sxIun1idn cn - solo eslah leci-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-12
MATA- A-PUEGOS.

4 Tuyo lng1r O. domingo a las Il 80 oil
salon Il, Ayuntamiento Ia reun onque
sc hahia anuucsdo para DIR !as expii
caci0aes teorics = que el distinguldo
iryeotofD. Ramon Banolssdoseaoa,af
sore ~ n4raviIloso aparse, I4ta
tuegos Presldi3 Ii reua.oo e4 L.Aasuy
or. ipborlador Superior civil. Ion-
poniase Ga de v4tlas pcrsonas dss-
tiuguidas dc cssa ciudad, de u5a CO.
m son ie 10 Corporation municipal y
de yarias autoridades civiIes : militia
res
Inyitado eI Ss. Banolas por !. T..
para oue diera priaoipio ri acto, en-
pes6 ea.e > il dar slga sc1cilIas
exyiicaeioues sobre an aparito 10
que el problema que hAbia rcsuel.o
era dc dos c!ases; croar una capa de
Aeido carh6nieo en tofao de las LA
mas + bfAsas que Impidieso 1 Ia cam-
hasttnn ~ continuation con RI oxfgeao
3a' ate basaar dfa alcacion meta
Lea one Feastlrae Ia gran prcsiou
thasta Loo htfal qge uacost.abaa
reAisslr sa# apaFat1sa purtAtl.es i iia
DC que padiesrn lamar 4 bsssastc al
tara 8 dlstau1ia rl stqaida Anbos
pruaIranaa hahsa rcsarIso ensnplaaa
m-ate III dr IA ta.sasracsa {qas 10.
taoeseo ali pst a4rslp 10 ana piaa
Ga dr 4an rssa f8FalAla u eala 81
terror de- aparssa eaaAsFasla 4r an
mesAl espeessl eaya baso - Il asrsso
pare J = pEosleaaa sIcl 4rs.srosso al
49, AoaIa cafbaaseo % gnrno L. laa.
g.. ras mesa.s dc - ll9asdss aue r4.
20 segAs ..Asa AAasa IA usaa4rusn d.
ss4eebeaf . apss&-s - qaa - gans4a
pf1IseA8etasF ssA FvAassa 4asn -
49, eaaaa = pfr ilsa i = - -
Ra asn !4asaa y II Il II. A.sssassa 60
. - &c s 49, psn~s II - =
la4agAwaea 80 fts.e - psas
II aa@essa - srs 80 p~asssAs sxa.l
- 80 2.asaE u sasA sssssa pas So
&a - saeas pssu gssna
y easexaa - 49, IAss ssAsse = -
- 80 : aasAsss. - -
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-12

trabaja y prospera, su fuerza Sc
descompone EN- fnrucbas quedando
una fesultante relativamente pequefla.
Todos, segun nnestras noticias, aosia-
ban saber IL. disposition de anime de
su gobernadof capitan general. No
Sc hizo esperar mucho el parecer del
jefe que tantos amos d. experieDcia
lgeyaen aqaella isla. FL general Cebs-
los en- una circular Que dioa sas
gobernados tranquiliz6 todos los aui-
mos y restableci6 la calma en- ,os pc
goGos. He aquf ell parrafo mas nota-
Bile &c la circular que di6 a todos log
habitantes de la isla do Cuba:
s GEL ej9rcito, miIicias, voluntarios y
habitantes todos de oesta provincia,
acatan reimbursement ell sisttma de
gobierno que la pacion espanola Sc
de en- uao de su soberania; pero re-
sistirta d t0tgo 10 que. pnedo atacar Ia
integfidGd aaGcio9aI, los 9stere8e0 aaacso-
males 8 cI cstado social en- qae Sc en-
catentra coastitwido e1pats." AA@TsIa
Ante tan digna manifestation los
comandantes generates, gobernadores
y teaientes gobernadores de la isla
hermana, convocaron reuniones de
autoridades militares y civilea, hacen-
dados, comerciantes e. y tcdos una.
mines (copiamos de carta fechada 81
% de febrero en- Santiago de Cube),
aprobaron con entusiasmo la aIocu-
cion del general Ceballos y Sc COM
prometieron 4 sostener a todo trance
ell 6rden y el sencillo programa de
S. E. Los casinos y denas centros
patri6ticos otrecjer1n vidas J haeien
das & la Antoridad y toio tenor dos
parecio como por enealno.
No sa5emos, repetimos. 10 que in.
tente la nueva situacion. La creenos
mas patri6tica y con menos compre-
misos que la administration caida
pero sea cualq uiera su criterio, scar
cdaleaqaiera los acontec,miantJs que
en- la Peninsula So desartollen, el par.
lido espallol DE- las Anti las cuents
con. fuerzas y recuFsos proPlos para
aostenei su noble causa, que es Ia dt
Espsna, y no puede ser Tornado a
suicide por ningupo de los partdol
subsisteutes ca ia Peninsula.
Ell que 10 enc los ojos bios mas
que en- Puerto RICO podrA ser mas
nenos rcformista. Mas nosotros cue
hemos estudiado la historic colonial
que sabemos que nunca Sc ba legisla-
do para una de las dos Antillas sit
incluir tambien Ia otra, podemo
a6rmar, & reserva de extendernos so
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exisie soIdar;dad historical, fatal, en-
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