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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-02
Rev. Aaron WOODS "reminiscences.

New York Advocate.
The most quaint little pamphlet which has
fallen under our eyes for many a day is sketches
of Things and People in Indiana" by the Rev
Aaron Wood. 1t is full of wit and wisdom
John Clark Rdpath, the historian, in the intro
duction, compares Aaron Wood with the resolute
Hooker. who in the early days of Massachusetts
made the woods of every camping station ring
with his psllmody and preaching. Aaron
Wood he SAYS, has been the Hooker of the
Indiana forest-'thc voice IF one crying in the
wilderness" He tells this amusing story of u
man who was once one Of the best known Meth
odists, as we'll rs one Of the most distinguished
citizens. of Indiana and of this country.
Joseph A. Wright when "a representative
from Park county. closed a speech in favor Of
free schools supported by the State with the fol
lowing classic peroration If hope the day will
come when every mother in Indiana, like. the
mother of the Graechi, win he able to say:
These are my jewels" There was AN unedn-
Gated member from Greene county who Whis-
pered to Tom Bowling, Of Niso, 'Who does he
inean, Tom" 90" answered Bowling, IAN old
woman on Raccoon, who has twelve sons Vino
are great scholars Mr.. Speaker, Mr. Speaker
the gentleman from Park ned not think he has
all the aducated people, We have as good seAol-
ars rs old Mrs. Grachie'
DR.. Wood says there were many influential
men in these old times who were outspoken in
fdels Kidwell published an inGdel paper mt
Philometh Abel Sargent, an apostate Baptist
preacher published an inidcl pamphlet in Aladi-
son. lie also says that editors Of county papers
permitted articles ridiculiuG forms Of Worship
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-02
CODES FOR CABLE MESSAGES.
Sketch of the Inventor of the System of Keep
ing Their Cost Within Bounds.

ing Their Cost Within Bounds.
Hermit, in Troy Times.
The immense business and high rates of the
ocean telegraph have led to new feature in
business-the manufacture of codes" by which
messages can be packed in a simple and economi-
cal manner This speciality has been pursued by
a number of packers, the most prominent be-
ing J. c. fairfield. Great skill is necessary
since all words are to be avoided which have a
similar sound. The packers object is to make a
word stand for an entire sentence For instance, a
banker may receive a cablegram from London
containing the word ''chowder." BY turning
to his code or book of words he finds that
this means ''the Bank of England has raised
its rate of interest to per cent" By the same
rule a grain dealer may receive cablegram con-
tanning the word lowered, which by reference
to his code will be interpreted thus Buy and
ship by steamer 200 bushels corn" The inn
portance in economizing is found in the fact that
it costs So to send one word to India, while China
is nearly one-third more. One word to the east
coast of South America costs about SO. So and to
the west coast the rate is S.
fairfield is from London, where he was for
fifteen years engaged in telegraphy. He then
came to this city, where he has been seven years
or more engaged in this code business. Two
thousand business men have adopted this
code system, and large, proportion
of this number patronize the fairfield
system. He has just issued new method called
the Leviathan, which contains 100 900 words
and every man can make his own selection and
have a pook prepared for his own use, with a
duplicate for his foreign CORRESPONDENTS Even
with the assistance of the code the expense of
ocean telegraphy is sufficiently large Brown
Brothers e. Co., for instance, pay 81, 900 for this
SERVICE and there are some houses which pay
twice the above amount. One firm, indeed
has paid $4,000, and if packing had
not been used the expense would have been
too great for the business One message has
been known to cost 1900, notwithstanding
careful packing. The Hartfeld-Leviathan
contains codes in English, French, Dutch and
all the European languages. The best instance
of packing in ancient times was Caesars dispatch
to the senate, "Veni, vidi, vici." This is neat
fiction; pretty play of fancy, butt suggests the
wonderful skill which might be attained in the
art of brevity. "A firm in India which formerly
sent its monthly report in sixty words, now con
veys the same information in sixteen thus max
ing saving of $88. The Herald also has code
and this does much toward abating the expense
of its news, but notwithstanding this the cost is
so great that Bennett is making arrangements to
lay another cable whose tariff will be of more
favorable character.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-02
The Charms of Chlromancy.
Boston Letter in New York Graphic.

Speaking of the fondness of Cystonians for
certain amusements and recreations suggests
new craze. Had anyone asked few MONTHS ago
what particular science was being developed
among the grand DANES and fair maidens of
bonny Boston, there is not doubt but what,
among the answers given chiromancy would
have taken a prominent part, for evidences of
the art, as displayed in huge tones and not too
covert glances at ones hands were too promi
nent to be mistaken. And though it was not
practice more reasonable than many which have
preceded it. and many which are to follow, it was
by no means unpleasant 1t is far from irksome
to the average man when even a frivolous
girl both Bostonians, you know takes his hand
and holds it and turns it over and tips it down
and holds it up to let the light shine through the
long white fingers, and pats it reflectively or ag
gressively, and in fact goes through all the legt
innate arts of her scientific researches. There
are thousand occupations far less pleasant, and
even playing Bunny, which most of us are not
too old to remember, is not superior in many
ways. To be sure the man is uDoccuped while
his palm is being read but there are few men
too stern to enjoy being fused over by
pretty woman even at fingers ends, or so unsal
liant as to object even to being handled without
Gloves as it were.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-02
As to Women Doctors.
New York Letter.

Most emphatically, I believe in giving any
woman who has the divine inspiration adequate
education ample opportunity for observation,
and then a chance to practice on her fellow
women. An eminent surgeon here has as his
That her nerve is superb, and that she is worth
half dozen ordinary male assistants. His
practice is extensive and he knows whereof he
speaks. l have had occasion to test in my own
family the experience and knowledge Of q woman
physician, with the greatest possible benefit.
Does it not stand to reason that an intelligent
woman, devotiAg herself to the practice Of med
icine, educated, skilled and experienced, starts
with advantage over an equally intelligent,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-02
A COLD-wEArmER FISH STORY.
An Old Fisherman Proves How Long Frozen
Fish VIII Live.
St. Louis Post Dispatch.

st. Louis Post Dispatch.
$50 you never heard Of keeping fish alive for
a month out of waterl Well its a fact all the
same cause I've done it myself" Prank
well-known fisherman who drags his living out
of the Mississippi not many miles above the city,
talking to a reporter about his experiences
on the river They were both in a resort much
frequentcd by men of his craft, and Frank was
contentedly sucking his pipe and toasting his
shins before a red hot stove When old
Peter told me that such a thing could be done
laughed at him, and was just about to call him
liar, but he looked dangerous like, and l did not
do it. We were taking lunch, and l offered to
bet him two cans Of oysters to one that he
couldn't keep a fish alive out of water for day
1t was very cold, and he took me up The next
morning he caught a good sized buffalo, and al
most before he had him well out Of the water
there a skin of ice over him, and in little
while he was frozen hard as rock. | was hav-
ing lots Of fun laughing at him, but the next
morning he slapped him in the water. 1t took
the fish little while to thaw. but Just as soon
he began to warm up he began TO move, and
in an hour he was lively as any of them I've
kept fish frozen for eight days this winter and
then brought him to life again in water I've
done it many a time, hut il has to be cold enough
to freeze him quick, and You must not let him
freeze himself"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-02

in fact You VIII find them all along the lines Of
Georgia history This Senator Lamar was born
in Georgia. He has been four terms in Con-
gress, two before and two after the war. lie
was rabid Seeessionist and jeff Davis sent
him to Russia as his ambassador. He has five
years more to serve in the United States Senate,
and he is only fifty-eisht years Old
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-02

testify as to his own bad ''roorral7 character he
is such a liar that his testimony could be easily
and successfully impeaehed The. Adjutant-
general has not yet signifed whether he will ap
ply for the pension or not
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-30
BATTALION INFllTERtl
D E v Al 1 A Q OIL

Debiendo adquirirse por este Battalion, de-
ce mesas de pino para escuela, una para Ear
gentos, dos perchas de pino, doscientss seten-
ts barras de catre, cincuenta y cinco bancos
de dos metros, cinco banquetas de un asients
para furriel, dos faroles para las companfas
ocho idem fijos de paallos, una mesa para
Sargento primaro, una idem para furriel, trscs
, palanganeros, sesents y seis palanganas, sells
tinajeros completes, seis sillas para Eafgen.
tos primeros, veinte = nueve cajones do EN-
paque para las compafifas, cineo idem para los
atriles, faroles instrumental, todo Goa desti.
no este Battalion; se hace ptblco por medic
de Ia "Gaceta ofcial,' para que los erss. cue
deseen tomar parte en- Q, ta subasta prssentsn
pliego de proposicicnes, cerrado dirieide
al presidente de 10 junta economica de euerpo,
Ia cual Sc hallara reunida para este acto los
treinta dies de su publ cacion sino % feriado,
ell siguiente 81 10 fuere 4 lAs nueve de "a
mahana en- ell euarto de Banderas del cuartel
que ocupa dicho Battalion en- 10 ciudad do Ma.
yagdez.
Los hcitaiores que hsyan de hacer propo.
siciones, Sc sujetaran. d las condiciones , tipos
que se ha.laran de manifesto en- la ofcina CO.
mands ncia del Cuerpo, sita en- el mencionado
local todos los dias laborables de nueve
once de Ia ma6ana de tres cinco dc 10 tar
de, hasta Ell dia de la snbasta.
Los pliegos de proposiciones podrAn entire.
CARLOS los Sres. Gcitsdores, nm cuarto de hora
antes de Ia reunion de IA junta, sea hasts
las nueve menos cuarto del mencionado die,
desde cuyo momento no %. aimitirAn nusvos
nj Sc podran retirar los presentados.
Mayagaes, de Goviembrc do 1904 ii
Teniente Coronel Comandants g. Jefe, Robes.
to Garcia.-v sP.s-EI Coronel Tenisuss Co.
ronel Ter. Jefe, jose Bsliesteros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-30
MAS BOSTEZOS.

En- la siguiente forma replies
FL AsimiIista 4 unos sueltos nues'
tros que, al parecer, lehar llegado
mas que al alma, al aparato di
gestiVo.
Dice:
Sci BoLETIN contesta & nuestro ar
ticulo semi .fl0s6fcO respecto al banque-
te de los ssn condolences, con ma sec
ei6u de Bestez0s, en- tOda La extension
de Ia palabra; pues bostesaado deber
haber sido escritos, y bostezandO deber
ser leidos Dor quienas llsven 8 tai ex.
treno 80 empeno de 5ostezar.
Son nneve 8 diez sueltos, estilo bole.
tiaese0 puro, todo Ell chists de los cua-
les versa sobre ell conner.
Por algo dicen que sale siempre 4 Ia
boca 10 que abunda en- el eoraz6n. Por.
oue Il BoLET1N, con tai de conner, has
Ia con el coraz6n comeria, si pndiera
Y luego se iacomoda cnando algaieE
habla de materialismol
ESQ es, seguramenfe, pofque 10 TO
ma por ana alusi0n.
Deiese III Asimiiista de rodeos
de materialismos.
Que aqui quien ha bostezado, J
en- grande, ha sido El Asimihs
ta mientras los que el sabe
aImorzaban,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-30
De FAJARDo.
20 de Noviembre de 1884.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.
Puerto-Rico.


. Estimado y querido Director: I'm
presionado vivamente por doleroso
acontecimiento, tomo la piuma, siguien
do Ell penosisimo deber de cronista de
So ilustrado peri6dico, en- esta para es-
te pueblo deploraole epoca epidemica
por que atravesamos, sin igual en- los
machos amos que aquf llevo de residen-
cia.
Maestro apreciable y querido amigo
D. Domingo Cerra, jefe en- este pueblo
de los incondicionales, aeaba de pasar
por Ia doiorosa pena de perder un tier
nfsimo hijo, que contaria apenas cinco
amos, cuando era ell encaEso y algeria
de sus hoy spenadfsimos y desconsola-
dos padres. Larga y penosa ha sido So
enfermedad, como que ha durado trece
dias, sufriendo tan tierno nifio dura-
mente en- el lecho del doior, sin que
hayan podido librarlo de los garras de
la muerte cuidados sclicitos, nj ell asiduo
inter&s por parte de los medicos.
Todo ha sido en- vano, y hoy lloran
con lagrimas del corazon sus desventu-
radios padres, y sin consuelo, q ese
precioso angel que va no existe.
Reciban mi querido amigo D. Do
mingo Cerra y su digna y apreciable
familia ell homemade de mis- mas pro
funda pena, aeompanandoles en- So in
menso dolor.
w, Sr. Director, sirvase dar pu-
blieidad Ia presente, por 10 que, anti
cipandole las oportanas gracias, me re-
pito 50 affmo. ateEto amigo y s. 5.
@. B. s. NJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-30
AL pUBLlC0.

La casa de s. Me-
Ion & Go. conforme
con ell acuerdO tornado
por la mayorla del Cir
culo Mercantil de esta
plaza, admitira desde
esta fecha toda mo-
media de plata agujera-
da, con ell 10 por 100 de
deScuentO, dandola tam
bi6n en- pago al mis-
mo tipo a quien La
quiera admitir.
Puerto-Rico, 25 de
Nbre. de 1884.
S. Melon g. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-30
CAMINOS VEGETABLES.

Llamamos la atenci6n del Sc
fior Gobernador General acerca
del NAL estado en- que actualmen-
te Sc halla la mayor parte de los
camiuos denominados vecinales,
cuyo servicio y conservation co
responder exclusivamente 3 los
Ayuntamientos.
Por varios amigos nuestros de
los pueblos, residences hoy en- es
ia capital, sabemos que tales ca
minos, en- su cast totalidad, Sc
encuentran POGO menos que In
transitables.
Verdad es que q ese estado ne
cosas han contriouido poderosa-
mente las lluvias torrenciale, de
estos ultimos meses; pero asi y.
todo, no es possible que, porque
llueva, deje de trabajarse en- los
caminos, al menos para expeditar
a1uellas malas pasadas que cons
tituyen para el transeunte expo
sicion de Ia vida; antes bien, 81
no Sc hiciera, imp,icaria un estado
de incomunicaci6n 8 de peligio.
Sabemos de un amigo nuestro
que hace POGO ha tenido que re
correr a pie gran parte de ia al
tnra de Guayama y Cayey.
81 Sc cobran prestaciones, de-
ben componerse los caminos.
Conveniente seria, J 10 pedimos
al senior Gooernador, que los
Ayuntanientos den cuenta quin.
cenalmente de los trabajos que
hayan efectuado en- sus caminos,
De ese modo adelantaremos mu
cho en- Ia realizacion del justisime
deseo que ha puesto en- este mo.
mento la pluma en- nuestras ma.
nos.
Muy en- breve emprendera S. b
81 vista 4 la Isla, y entonces Sc
conyencera por ii mismo del me
two de nnestras queias.
Y conste que esperamos mu
cho del cello de nuestra primers
Autoridad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-30
AL COM ERCIO.

Los que suscriben perfectamen.
te de acuerdo con las disposicio-
nes de la Real Intendencia, de
la Sociedad An6nima de Credito
Mercantil, de los Centres ofciales
V ultimo acuerdo del Circulo
Mercantil de esta plaza, hacen
saber a sus relacionados que bajo
ningun concepto REcIB1RAN nj
daran en- pago de sus operaciones
comerciales NINGUNA CLAsE DE
MoNEDAs AGUJEREADAs 8 FALTAs
DE PESO legal pudiendo no obs
tante proponerseles su admission,
81 sen de buena plata, a un tipo
de descuento mdtuamente con-
vencional.
Puerto. Rico, 28 Nbre. de 1884
vIJANDE x COMP.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-30

ga por el expresado amigo don Rafael
Sala demos las mas expresivas graclas
a todos los que en- aquel caito vecinda-
rio &c hicieron acreedores con 81 noble
conducta esta manifestation de gra-
titnd.
Nosotros, al propic tempo que cum
plimos este deber, enviamos d los den-
dos del difnnto maestro mas sentldc
pesame.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-30

las ilusiones Sc alejan
del coraz6n, y me delan
blanca corona de canas.
Cuando en- ell dltimo lecho
dnerma con suef1o profundo,
iqu9 quedara en- este mundO
de mi vida?
=; El bien que has hecho!
Biblioteca Publica Municipal.
ID. Pedro J. Rivas, dueno del muy
antigua y acreditado estableclmlento
"La Mallorquina, ha hecho d la Bl
bhotaca un esplendido regalo que con-
siste en- 2 tomos en- f6lio con 1890 pa
ginas cada uno, los cuales formau ell
"Nouveau DictionEaire Universal,
por Maurice Laehatre, costosa obra,
ilustrada con tantos grabados como vo-
ces contiene y que merece la mas alta
| reputation en- todos los pafses. Ei Sr.
Riyas es uno de los mas constantes IA
vorecedores de aquel Centre de instruc-
ci6n.
D. Jose Aragon Y Huertas, Sc
cretario del Excmo. Ayuntamiento, ha
enviado IN tratado elemental de tislca
experimental por D. Vicente Rnbio y
Diaz, y otro de Etica por ell Padre Jo-
sc Mendive; estos hbros sirven de tex
to en- In Escnela Professional Institu-
to Provincial, resultando por taato
protegidos los estudiantes que concn-
rren & la Blblioteca. Este es es cuarto
donativo de aquel senor,
d. Francisco Maymi Crnells ha re-
mitido un complete Planisferio lniver-
sal, obra de X. Barbot, bajo la direc
ci6n de F. de la Brugere.
Quincalla y Ferreteria.-En la
de Armas y Jimenez, Cruz l3, Sc yen-
den, q precios snmamentc baratos, lozs
cristaleria, vidrios pianos, cordelerfa,
estano, clavaz6n de hero, bronco, CO.
bre y zinc.
Chinches, cucarachas, rato-
nes, hormigas, moscas, mosquitoes, ln-
sectos de todas classes, destruidos por
medic del "Rongh on Rats PHASE
d los boticarios.
Certificate espontaneo de un
distinguido ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS del
Salvador, Sonsonate, Junio 20 de
1881. Sres. Lanman y Kemp, Nueva-
York.-Mny Sres. mios: Hace mu-
cho tempo que he deseado escriblr d
Wv. para darles la mas cumplida en-
horabnena por la excelencia y eficacia
de sus medicinas. Mas dc diez amos
hace que vengo aplicandolas con muy
bnen exito, y mnltitud de enfermos
que padecian de la gargauta, del pc
cho, de reumatismo, de escr6fulas
y de hepatitis han recobrado su salud
con ell auxilio de elias; todos creo que
bendecir&n ell nombre de w.
Sirvanse aceptar esta manifestation
como una prueba del alto merito de
que gozan sus especialidades, y como
una muestra de gratitud por ell bien
Que han hecho d la humanidad.
Tengo ell gnsto de suscribirme de
w. muy atento y S. S.-Adolfo Cal
deron, M6dico y Cirujano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-30

En- vega-baja Sc ha cometido uu
espantoso crimen. Ell honrado vecino
don Julian Rodriguez, comerciante y
peninsular, ha sido asesinado quedando
en- la miseria y en- la orfandad una des-
graciada viuda y una tierna nina.
Este hecho ha causado en- aquella
villa profunda sensation por 10 abo-
minable del delito y la buena reputa'
ci6n de que gozaba la victima.
Ell matador adn no ha sido captura-
do, pero hay esperanzas de que 10 sera
dada la actividad con que estan proce-
diendo aquella autoridad local y ell tri.
bnnal correspondence.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-30
De GURABO.

Haee algunos dias que falleci6 en-
dicho pueblo, victims de cruel enferme-
dad, Ell apreciabiIisimo joven don Pedro
Sala, hernano de nnestro muy queridc
amigo don Rafael, del mismo apelido.
Fae tai ell sentimiento general que
Sc prodnjo en- el citado pueblo por tan
sensible perdida, y tales las manifesto
Clones de dolor y simpatia haeia el
inado : 50 familia, que senos enear.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-30

Ell 25 Sc prodnjo un incendio en- la
hacienda de los seflores Fantauzzi, ba-
rrio de Paloseco, Maunabo.
E incendio empez6 en- un rancho de
bagazo, pero gracias al oportuno auxi-
lio de la Autorldad local, senor Nava-
rro, de la Guardia Civil, del Juez Mu-
nicipal y varios vecinos que acudieron
en seguida al lugar del accideute pudc
cortarse ell fuego y evitar su propaga-
ci6n.
A abamos ell cello de todos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-30
Dr. ACTUALlDAD.

Sesenta y un detallistas de provisio.
nes Y almacenistas del mismo ramo
que detallan, han ocnrrido hoy a
Excmo. Ayuntamiento de esta Capita
pidiendo Ia suspension de la cobranzs
del impuesto de consumes, protestandC
la salvedad de sus derechos, acudiendC
ante la Excma. Diputaci6n Provincial
en- recurso de alzada declnando toda
su respousabilidad por los conhictos
que ha de originar la exaccl6n de dichc
lmpuesto.
Parece que la corporation municipal
ha side convocada, en- session extraordi-
maria, para tratar de este particular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-30

Segdn los hlhmos telegramas via
Habana, sigue la epidemia colerica en-
Paris.
Como premio los especiales servi-
clos que ma prestado ell sefior Albacete
en- las negociaciones del Tratado de Co
mercio con los Estados- u nidos lie ha
sido conccdida aquel respectable hom-
bre pdblico la Gran Cruz de Carlos III.
DISTINCTION merecidisima.
Dan tambien los telegramas via
Habana la noticia de que trabaja muy
activamente 10 Comisi6n que Sc nom
bro para favorecer Ia immigration en-
nuestra mayor Antilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-30
pRUEBA AL CANTO.

De que EI Domingo cumple d
piacere laconsigna aquella de que
hablamos en- nuestro nnmero an
terror, vamos d exhibir una prue-
ba.
Despues de dedicarnos ell cole
ga algunas palabrejas que nos
tienen sin cuidado, J de hablar de
gritos de dolor, de estallidos, de
protestas, de injusticias, de aban-
donos, de soberbias, de nepotis-
mos, etc, etc, ETC., suelta este
El Domingo como epflogo de una
gran peroracion de efecto:
"Que no hemos de ser oidos mien-
tras ell gobierno actual snbsista en- Ia
Motr6poi; que ese absurdo sistema es
ell precie quizas de una alianza celebra-
da entire los que desde alla nos mandan
Y los qae desde aqui nos exprlmen,
(Iselecto!) todo podr& ser verdad; pero,
como no hay injusticia que no Sc extin-
ga, nj desorien administrative que per-
petuamente pueda subsistir, consignan-
do dia por dia todos esos sbusos, in-
fracciones, ilegalidades y preferencias
de que somos victimas (sque horror?)
habremos logrado probar que tenemos
conciencia de nuestra mission, que no
somos indiferentes al bienestar de la
provincial que, 81 ell Gobierno ha to-
lerado tanto desorden, no, ha sido por
falta de aviso por carencia de excla-
maciones, sino porque sus fines parti-
culares convenia.
Y viva elrespeto al Gobiernol
decimos otra vez.
Helos ahi!
Helos ahi, a esos asimilistas
de aver, desconfiando en- absolute
de, gobierno mas asimilador que
ha habido en- nuestra Patria!
Hel0s ahi vociferando con ese
vocablo de recriminaciones y de
queias que es su inyariable recur
so, que ylenen Tepitiendo en- ell
mismo tono hace amos y mas
afiosl
lSabran 8 no la leccion esos
aprovechados escolarese
lTendran 8 no bien aprendida
la consigna deldolor, de la protes
ia, del estallido, de las injusticias,
de las victimas, del abandono, de
la soberbia, del nepotismo, del
desorden, del abuse, de las infrac-
clones, de las ilegalidades, de las
preferencias2
Haya 8 no oportunidad para
clio, el case es soltarla aunque
sea causando vahidos al aburrido |
lector que no puede soportar la
Hiejisima, mon6tona y va gastada
eantaleta.
Lo que hemos dicho en- otra
OCCASION:
va les ira conociendo quien
debe conocerlos.