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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-10
ES NATURAL!

A El Ciam0r, mi insigue c6lsgs
Tisnsn loco d. pesAr,
Segda Sc dice y se Cuenta
Por todA Ia vecindad
Los populares fsstejos
Qus, en- obsequio de Psral,
HDo eminsnte de Espsfis,
Gloria de ls humanidad,
Han celebrado, hace POGO,
EntregSndose oil solsz,
Y al regocijc, y oil jdbilo,
Y d 10 expansion mas cordial,
VArios Pueblos entusiastas
De- esta provincia sin par,
Que, absndonando IN momento
La politics local,
Han renoido un homsnsls
De honor J fraternidad
al que es ssowbro del mundo,
AL que es On genio immortal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-10
Egosto, 6 de 1890.

Con el mayor gusto damos pu.
blicidad q Ia siguiente sentida ex
preston de gratitud, que 4 nuestro
distinguido amigo el iiustrado Dr.
d. Emiliano Zarsgozs dedica an
individuo 4 quien salv6 tan inte.
igente Medico y Cirujano de una
muerte que se creia inevitable.
7 felicitAmos cordiaImente al
DR. Zaragoza por su acierto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-10

-,Dsspnes de todo, seEores--
Mi co ega exclamarA-
Despu6s de todo, ss 10 cierto,
Psnssndo con equidad,
Que para tanto lolgorio
NJ hubo motive formsll
lPeral Ia inventsdo IN buque
Que explors ell fondo del mar,
q g hnmills - saIO5rs pi6Lago
Con toda &c msjestaoS
lPues 20 be esCFito vArios dramas
De Senomhre nnivsraAl,
Pasms del sisnpe p1sssnss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-10

Por ESQ La Demoeraci0
HAce blAncos de 50 foris,
DE 81 c6!era terrible,
Ds 50 terrible iracuudis,
A los malsines que tepgan
De tai entusrtO 10 culps,
Y recuerda con acentos
De indignation y de angustis,
Con Apostrofss sirados
Y dspresaciones ru Las,
Los lAuros que en- otros tiempos
Hollaba 10 huests inL dmera,
Qas desds Ponce era Asombro
De 10 humans tMrbz mHIta,
Por la Hbertad lidixndo
En encarnizadas luch.s,
Hoy convertidos | b rsbiAl
H,y convertidos lque burial
En- desp' j,s miserables
De Ia inercis y de 10 incuris,
Ds 10 virii decadsucia,
De 10 nuli lad segufs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-10
Armonias "imitatiVas."
xPARA ESQ?

La Demoeracia, peri6dico
De 10 grey sutonomista,
Que desde Ponce me obsequia
Con alnsiones insfpidas,
Sc encuentra desesperada,
EstG de un humor que trims,
Lamsntando 4 voz en- cuello
El marasmo, y 10 desidis,
7 10 faitA de coraje
Y de fortaIszA civica,
De que de frecusntss musstras,
7 muestras que escandAli8an
A todo boen ciudAdano
Q,s Adcra en- la Sut >nomis,
L. fslange democrGtics,
La tropa libsra isims,
Que en Ia ciudad noble y culta
One el Portuguese AcAricia,
Y resignSds soporta
El podsr de 10 ReUista,
PrometI6 regersrnos
Con 81 fecunds politica
Y colmsrnos de ventures,
Y abuodancias inauditas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-10

7 de Ia posteridad,
7 4 nadis se lie ha ocurrido,
Nj por nefas nj por fas,
Dsdicarme nnos fsstejos
Ds carGcter popu ar,
Nj conducirme en- volauias,
Nj sobre IN caro- triunfal,
nj sncender dos triquitraquss
Ante mi paternidad
Periodfstics, dramGtica,
Polltica y libcrall
Y es evideDte, lectores:
No sc puede tolerAr
Esa irritspte iOjusticis,
Que rsys en- iDiqnidad.
Y es cosa muy consiguiente,
Mny I6gica y natural
Que E1 ClamOr Sc halle ofeudido,
Y este dsdo 4 SatanGs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-10

Pues si es asi, 20 confisso
Que ell case NO tieue gracia.
........".....S Para ESQ
Fue { Ponce La Demoeracia?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-10
IA VACGNTE PROVINCIAL

EN- JU AN A-DfAJz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-10

Sabana-Grande, Julio de 1890.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-01
rhr rrI.nn ,nnrrc.s.

CINcISNArI, Sept 3l.-At the
National Prison COugress today an
extended discussion followed the
reading OF the report from the
sanding committee On discharges.
prisoners. Tue position taken 10y the
report is that no direct aid should b.
given 10 discharged prisoners by
State agents.
The penal system Of the country
ought TO BE- 50 planned and executed
that prisoner could leave the pri-
son wall free 20 earn an honest
living II he had the inclination o
do - aud the place had been found
for him.
The officers for the ensuing year
are: President, II. Il. Hayes. Ere
mont, Ohio; Secretary, John L-Mil
ligan, Allegheny, Pennsylvania.
Among the honorary vice presidents
is General John McCOmb, OF Cali
f0rnia.
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The Ocean Cables Of the World.


According 10 the latest report OF
the international Bureau of Telc-
graph Administrations, the submarine
Telegraph system Of the world con-
sists Of $4,000 nautical miles u
cable. Government administrations
own l., g miles, while iO7 So are
the property of private coTnpanier.
The Total cost Of these cables is In
the neighborh0Od Of twu hundred
million dollars. The largest owner
cf submarine cables is the Eastern
Telegraph Company, whose system
covers the ground from England 10
India, and comprises u $50 mikes Of
cable. The Eastern Extension
which exploits the far East, has
l22,a5S miles more. Early in last
year the system Of Wet African
cables, which started from Cadiz
only si< teafs ago, vas completed
10 cape Town, 20 that the DARK
continent II now completely en-
circled by submarine Telegraph,
touching at numerous points along
the coast. More Than 1900 mikes
OF cable have been required to do
this, and several companies, with
more or less aid from the British,
French, Spanish, and Portuguese
governments, have participated in
carrying out the work.
The North Atlantic Is .panned by
no less than eleven cableS, all laid
since 1870, though 1 :hink not all
are working at the present time;
five companies are engaged in for
wariing kilograms between North
America and Europe, aud the total
length Of the cables owned by them.
including coast connections, Is over
81, OOJ nautical miles.-From swith
a Cable Expedition" by Herbert
Laws Webb, in October Scri5ReT.
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81. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Sept. 90
The city i terribly excited over an
awful tragedy which occurred here
- lay. AlrxAuder Campbell, a re-
iectsd suitOr, called at the house Of
Miss Mamie Joseph, Of a prominent
family, and when he advanced 70
meet her drew a revolver. The girl,
divining his purpose, ran'out Of the
house screaming. while her mother
and the servants tiled & restrain
Campbell Theif eforts were in
eile-iusl, however. aud hs followed
the girl across ile -ireet, firing a
he FAN, iuilioing q slight wound.
Mamie ran into DR.. Shriue's yani
and fell down. As she was trying
~ arise Camphell fired again, send
ing a bUllet through her heart,
while the girl's mother and servants
we're trying to restrain him. Camp
bell has been jailed. He says be
determined to kill the girl when she
rejected him. He expects TO hang
aud Is Indifferent. There may be a
lyBching.
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Firemeu Burie,,.

CHICAGO, Sept. S0.-A fire to-
night in the building at Ill Canal
street, occupied by several manufac-
turing firms gave the department
much trsuble TO sIbdue and caused
the loss Of a quarter Of a million.
AZ the height Of the fire the wall Of
the building fell out, burying nine
members Of Engine Company No.
Il. The work OF rescue began in
SANITY and all were soon cut.
They We're painlu,ly burned and
bruised, but miraculCusly all ESCAPED
fatal injuries.
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IN The ANDES.
CROSSING A SWOLLEN RIVER ~ THE
MOUNTAINS.

After examining the works Of the
lipa in the tlc.rity Of Pdnta Negra,
where overlook the paymasier, Don
Carlos, 1 started OF in his company
to the next camp Of Nermejito,
which l. 2lO1 meters above the level
Of the sea. Here We spent the night;
and the next morning, after admir-
ing the grand black basaltic rocks
that render the scenery IN these parts
an Tie more dismally impressive, We
started, together with two OF the
engineers Of the camp, who vOlun-
teerezi TO see US safely across
the Rio Blanco, which was re-
ported TO be dangerously swollen.
when we reached the bottom Of the
deep ravine through which this tor
rem: flows, we found the report 10
pe only too true. The water, white
n milk, was foaming anu dashing
over part o. the uarrog plank
which had been anchored across the
stream below the best forling-place.
After working an hour at the risk OF
their lives, the two engineers, VINO
were az agile as goats-one was
Swede aud the other an Italian
succeeded in raising one OF the
blanks a foot, so that IL could be
crossed with comparative safety,
the dash OF the water over u re-
naming only about six inches.
The Human elementOf the party
then felt treasured; but how would
line mules get over? The ''arrierOs"
were in a state Of great agitation,
and the paymaster was anxious
about the thousands OF dollars tnat
he had In his money bags. How
ever. every man lent a hand The
mules were unloaded, and, with the
AID Of cries and whiriing lassos,
they were driven into the turbulent
torrent. and waded or swan across
braveIy, one only getting carried
away Tor n few minutes, and losing
a HE piece Of his flesh against n
sharo boulder. The next thing was
10 carry over the baggage and sad
Jles A lasso was flung acrOss the
stream and held by one side by the
two engineers, and on the other by
The ssvirilante," or gendarme, who
ACCOMPANIED the paymasier, '.to
nreve1t him running away with the
| comnany,s money" as We used
inughia-Iy to tell him. This tauni
cord served rs n hand rail along the
narrow plank, and by means OF re
heated journeys, and with incessanl
risS. the baggage was finally al
carried over, the mules loaded ane
saddlei. and the journey resumed
Don Carlos and his party leaving
me behind, for they were wei
mounted on strong horses.-H0Tp
er-s Magazine.
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Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-General
spaulding, Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, says there Is no truth IN
he rerorts emanaung from Port
I1 rH Washington, that the
l ~ cutter H'olcOa has orders %
Is 70 Behrin= Sea 70 seize sail,
~. 49, ,.,.s.els. He said the Hotcon had
III, ~ hem ordered to Behring Sea OF
anywhere else, .,nouncest the
The Cersus Bureau ann .. is otis.
nora,lation Of the territory oi NA'-'
homa at g., 7ol: -, .,nroved.
.,,ong others, the river and har1oi
All and the joint resolution ioI .ns
U on, Of nickel ore for lhe navy
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hodge t,sui,~ "a.

DENvER, Sept. 30.-General Man
aver Dodge Of the Rio Grande
Western denies emphaticslly that
the AtchisOn has an option on the
road, ami says that no such prOpO-
siticn has been entertained. The
Denver & Rio Grande people are not
alarmed over the current rtn1Of and
saws that II there should be a change
in the management OF the Rio
Grande Western inimical 10 their
interests, they would parallel II from
Grand Junction 10 Salt Lake.
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IIau<r.

wAsHISGroS, Sept 3o.-The bin
was u.asse.i for the appointment OF
an additional Justice OF the Supreme
Court Of Arizona.
ON motion Of MCKINLEY a COT
current resolution was agreed 70,
directing the clerk Of the House TO
number eonsecativeiy the para
graphs Of the enrolled tariff OIL.
The Speaker laid before the House
the iii TO define and regulate the
jurisdiction Of United States courts
Referred To the Judiciary commit
The request Of the Senate for a
conference on the bin 70 promote
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-01

Mr.. John keown, the worthy
postmaster at Keown, Allegheny
County. Ftnr.. saysi "ChambeT-
lain's Cough Remedy cells better
than any other.D The reason Of
this is because II can always he de-
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with a severe cold give IL n trial and
they viii find that the first dose
win relieve the lungs and make
breathing easier, and that It's con.
tiaued use VIII free the system Of
al symptoms Of the cold. The
promptness and certainty OF this
remedy in the relief and cure OF
colds. has won for it many sincere
friends and made it very popular.
For sale by z. c. NJ. l. Drug Store
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Jsasto be E1ned.

LONDON, Sept. 30.-The St.Peters-
burg correspondent OF the Daily
Telegraph say,i The Russian Min
lister Of the Interior is preparing a
Law authorizing the removal to
Siberia without delay Of all foreign
ers who have been binished from
their own countries and whose gov
ernments refuse 10 recognize them.
This law Il declared against the
ROunanian Jews who come 10
Russia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-01

There may b. persons in this com.
nluni;y who are At times troubled
with the collie. or subject to attacks
% bowel complaint. II -, they
should try Chamberlaiu's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. IL
will aiIOnl almCst immediate relief,
and when reduced with water Is
pheasant h. take. II taken as soon
As the first indication Of the disease
i felt 70 will wGrd oil the attack.
Many people Tee Il tn this way. and
find that Il never fails them. \ =
or 81 cent bottle may be obtained
from II. c. NJ. /. Drug Department
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From Mexico.

CRY or MEXIo, Sept 3J.-A SON
in-law Of Bsrrundia has arrived
here aud IS under the protection OF
the Salvadorian envoy.
\ party OF Yaqui Indians attacked
4 wagon train near Cumbre Few
DAYS ago, killing one teamster.
Troops overlook them yesterday and
the train recapturej. Two s0iuiers
were wounded and The Indians es-
eaDed and their loss Is unknown.
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Executed.

HAVANA, Sept. SO.-Two broth
ers, Jose and CarmelO Diaz, were
executed this morning for particu-
larry revolving crime. They attacked
a Turkish woman and subjected her
to gross indignities. Her husband
sought TO avenge the wife, but was
killed by the brothers, who also
murdered the woman and mutillted
the bodies ina horrible manner.
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The snrinII.l. Rcinirc.

BERLIS, Sept. 39.-rhere l. grea.
rejoicing in Germany over the ex-
pirati0n Of the auii-5Ocialist law.
Meetings were hell in mIny points.
Several professions were disperSe-1
by the police. Many exile are re-
turning.
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Oklahoma PaStinae.

WICHITA, Kan, Sept Sl-JOhn
Kingston and Thomas Evans fought
on tine sree: in Hennesy, Okla
homa, tonight, over a woman. They
carved each other in horrible man
ner with knives. Kingston Is dead
and Evans dying.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-01

LONDON. SEPT. 30.-Advices from
New Guinea state tina; H=dley Of
HaEtlepo0l, ownerof the cutter Isd
BET and tie crew. engaged Ia fishing
for pearls or New Guinea were
massacreI by natives, the cutter
looted and scIttled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-01
Train HreekeE

ST. JOINS, y. B., Sept. S0.-The
iuter-colonial fast express from Hal
flax to Montreal last night ran into
a nile Of ties placed on the track by
some miscreants and was partially
wrecked. The passengers were
badly shaken up but no one was
hurt.
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Reports Were Correct.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 39.-rhe
Pacific mail steamer acapulco ar
rived today. Captain Pitts refused
10 speak OF the Blrnindia affair fur
tler than TO say that the published
reports in the main were correct.
and that he had prepared a report
which would be forwarded 10 the
main Office at New York.
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NJ CON want 10 be Healthy,

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money in the Utah CommeTcisi
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5aIiaTf's Iorehsund syrup for
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IfyOU are Yellow, Bilious, cot
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without Opinions

LIsBoN, Sept. Sl.-Senor Terra
will make il a distinctive feature Of
the new cabinet that none OF tht
members lie conlnIttei 10 any de
clarei policy regarding the English
treaty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-01

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept So.-The
Cons ressional deadlock was broken
this evening by the nomination OF
Colonel Josiah Patterson on the 5lst
ballot.
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EDNEsDAY EVENING CITY, TERRITORY

the administration OF Justice in the
United States army was granted.
Adjourned
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Hinnn.irnmr Rnrnr.I.

PARIS, Sept. 80. - The famous
Bordeaux hippOdtoule was burncd
today. Less. 5000 francs.
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Continuation Of Cur Report Of the
Proceedings Of Tues
day.
THE SESSION DRAWING TO \
CLOSE.
Tie Conference Tariff Report
AdOpted.-Persoanel Of the
yOt- Ga 10.
THE HOUSE pRocEzpIses VERY
LIoHT.
TELEGRAPH to sAs slwai


WAsHISG1s sept. 30.-Cariisle
went on TO give Iigufcs as 10 the in
creased taxationunaeS the CONF renee
bill. la order - con pensstc for the
enormous increase Of taxation the
tax OF two cents 4 pound (amOInt-
ing 10 $, 500, 0l1) was 20 be taken of
tobacco. The removal OF tina, tax
would relieve no iaan and be bene-
fetal 70 nobody, excep. the manu-
fscturers AMI retailers OF tobacco.
Coming 10 the question ola
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Our customers all speak highly in
praise 81 -. ratrick's Pills. They
ar, the best.-BERRY Bros, Carroll
Nehraska. For sale 10y Il. &. VI. ]
Drug DEPARTMENT.
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MAIL SCHEDULE.

Following e the schetuie 81 arrival anu
eicsIny OF Mzis AZ sali Lake City Poet
Orlcs, Sovr-sber a. lssa.
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THE RACE QUESTION
Is ihe Leading One Before the Mis-.
sis,ippi Constitutional
Convention.
REPEAL OF THE 18Th AMEND
nESr asxEo.
Russia VIII Danish All ROumaniau
Jews in Her Borders 10
Siberia.
THE HAsaUHDiA REPORTS WERE
CORRECT.
By Telegraph to the SEwsl
TIRE RACE QUESTION.
rue aississippI Consultations! Con.
NentioH want theI5th Afnead-
mcnf Wiped Out.

JAcKsoS, Miss, Sept. S3.-In the
constitutional convention today the
committee 10 which was referred
the subject OF memorialiEing Com
gress on the repeal Of the fifteenth
amendment reported long set of
resolutions. They st forth that the
white and negro races, though
friendly aud homogeneous for all
business and Industrial purposes. are
widely separate by race instinct and
pnejudices in all political and socill
matters, aud there is no well-found-
ell hoYe Of n change. With such
condition there will ever be conflicts
Of grea.er OF less magnitude. Con-
corning the control Of the govern
ment u the States, in which the
numbers are approximately equal,
such condition Of insecurity Is not
only great
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POLITICAL AND SOCIAL Evil.

but also greatly hampers industrial
Developments, inasmuch as the
white people only are capable OF
conducting and maintaining the
government Of such States, the ne
gro race, evea II its people were edu-
Gated, being wholly unequal TO such
a great responsibility. Therefore, it
Is the deliberate Judgment Of the
people OF Mississippi that the only
efectual remedy lies in n repeal OF
the fifteenth amendment, whereby
such restrictions and limitation may
be put upon negro suffrage by the
several State n may be necessary
aud proper Tor the maintenance OF
good and stable government therein,
and Congress is asked 10 submit the
proposition TO the States.
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ApPALiiSc CALAMITY

which now threatens Ireland, before
famine has claimed any victims.
1t has been decided to organize
under tue name "American Com
mittee for the Relief Of Famine In
Ireland"
1t is proposed 10 make its work
cover both North and South Am
erica
The personnel Of the American
eOnfmittee cOntsins She following
naineSi Chairman, General James
Grant Wilson; honorary chairmen,
Hon. Rutherford Is. Hayes, Hon.
Grover Cleveland; vice-chairmen,
James Redpath, George Ehrets,
Colonel Elliott +. Shepard, James
Phillips, Jr.; treasurer, New York
Stus; secretary, Dudley Nintsn-
Chauneey NJ. DeDew has accepted
the craftsmanship OF the sub-com-
mittee Of transportation. The com
mittee appeals for immediate con-
tributions Of money, pr0visions and
clothing.
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Or. J. Thomas, Dentist.
Herald Block, corner west and lst
south s., $. l.. City. Nitalized air
administered. u
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RELIEF WANTED.
The People OF America Must Keen
Ireland.

NEW York, Sept. so.-The S,s,
Tomorrow will publish au appeal 10
Tue people Of America from the
American Committee for relief Of
The famine in Ireland. Il says the
Pointo OF actual suffering from hunger
i not yet reached, but the days Of
starvation. unless help comes. are
not far of. In the last great famine.
ia ls1s-Te, Parnell, Daviit and
Others who voiced the countryis ap-
peal for food, pledged themselves
never AGAIN e appear as supplicants
S-rore the world on behalf Of starv-
Ing ireland, 20 no appeal has been
sent out and probably none would
come from that source until the
situation Became desperate. a move
n1ent i On foot among well.known
men, not connected with any Irish
societies or political bodies, 10 bring
the attention Of America 70 the
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