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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-04
aInrriedLest Ycventnp

Mr.. Jefferson d. Steele and Miss
Mamie w. Mason were married yester-
day evening at o'clock, by Rev. C. ii.
Buchanan, at the residence of e. V.
Adams, No. II Third street n. G. The
attendants were Miss Bessie Howard
and j. S. Norman, Miss Dawson and
Dick Mason, Miss Abby Howard and
Thomas Norman, Miss Shaw and w.
X. Miller, Miss Lula Howard and
Joseph Bradley, Miss Ida Brown and
Robert Lane. Among those present
were Mrs. Layne, Mrs. Uruqhart, Mr..
and Mrs. Barnhart, Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomason, Mrs.
Garst, i. Il. Wright, l.. Ii. Urquhart
and others. The young couple took
the Norfolk and Western train last
night for tour of several days to Nor
folk, Baltimore, Washington and other
cities, followed by the congratulat ions
of host of friends.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-04
ROANOKE. VA. WEDNESDAY, MORNING. FEBRUARY 4 1891

made no provision for the buildings
used by the municipal authorities to be
furnished with water free.
Captain Watts argued that the orig
ginal ordinance having become void
and an entirely new agreement having
been entered into, the city has no claim
upon tho Gas and Water Company for
full supply Of water for public buildings.
The matter was referred back to the
committee and city solicitor for further
investigation.
The report of the ordinance commit
tie was received and all ordinances re-
lating to appropriations were passed
over until after the report OF the sewer
committee. An ordinance was passed i'm
posing fine of not less than SIS or more
S25 for the failure of any company
occupying the streets to move obstruc-
tions upon notification by the city en-
gineer and the same f1nc on all street
railway companies for failure to run
cars every day unless prevented by
circumstances over which they have no
control.
Tho ordinance also requires all street
railway companies to keep their tracks
between the rails and one foot on each
side in as good condition as the balance
OF the streets.
The ordinance prohibiting the hitch
ing OF horses on the business streets was
defeated. On motion of Mr.. Mcconnell
the ordinance committee was instructed
to draft an ordinance to issue bonds for
the erection of public school buildings.
The sewer committee reported that
Mr.. Herring had been heard from and
that he recommended the making of
Lick run the main line of drainage and
that it be made Sx5 feet Mr. Shoahon
chairman of the committee on sewers
thought that this work should not be
started without plenty Of money. lie
moved that the ordinance to submit the
matter OF issuing bonds for sewers be
amended to read $500, 1000. At this june
turc Mr.. Buckner moved to adjourn to
meet tonight
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-04
III. Il. Wallace Dead,

II. E. Wallace, aged 80 years, con-
tractor in the plastoring business, died
yesterday morning about 10 o'clock at
his residence, No. II Robinson street,
from congestion of the lungs. Mr.. Wal
lace had been sick but n short time and
his sudden death is Il great shock to his
many friends. He leaves wife and one
child to mourn his loss.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock from the Presby-
terrain Church, Row. w. c. Campbell Of
floating. The interment will tako place
in Fairview Cemetery.
THE TIMES desires special correspond
ents In every town In Southwest Virginia
and the Shenandoah Valley.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-04
SHOOTING IN BRISTOL.
One Man at the Point OF Death because of
Quarrel.


BRISTOL, Tenn, Feb. 3.-[Spccial T.
Another serious and perhaps fatal sport
ing took place on Main street this after
noon at o'clock. Near Will RAIDERS
bar Bill Surface and Geo. McCary had a
few words of an unpleasant nature.
when McCary whipped out his 3S-calibcr
pistol and shot Surface twice in rapid
succession.
One ball grazed his forehead and tho
other lodged in his side about one inch
from his heart.
The doctors pronounce it serious
case and say that the same shots would
be fatal nine hundred and nirety-ninc
times in 4 thousand.
Surface is notorious Fighter and
some say bully. lie came near killing
man in Chattanooga. In this instance
we loarp that he acted fair.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-04
Tho NIortunry Ronort.

The following is a statement of the
mortuary report as furnished by the un-
dertakers for the month ending Janu-
rary 3lst:
White-male, six, aged as follows: 8
years, months, . years, years, still
born, 26 years. Females,-l2 years. 6
months, years, 65 years, 20 years
Total IL.
Colored, -male, 69 years, 9 years, %
years, ~ years, and five between and
10 years. Female,-2 years, . stillborn,
month, 40 years, 81 years, and five be-
tween and 10 years. Total 10.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-04
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Moro Money to he Raised by Private Sub
Scriptiun.

Moro Money to he Raised by Private Sub
scription.
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-[Speca Treas
urcr Seebcrger, of the Worlds Fair di-
roctory, in an interview regarding an
increase OF 1000, 600 in amount re-
quired by the fair, said: CAL this talk
about the exposition company having
over-fgured it's resources is sheer non
sense. The committee Of the company
arc doing what any prudent business
man would do, bringing things down to
practical basis. They are figuring pos
sible expenditures for the preparation
of grounds and tho erection of buildings
at outside estimates so as to see where
they stand and what cutting down will
be needed.
''The company never figured on run
ming tho exposition upon any $40, 900, 900
basis. Tho SlO,O0O,O0O guarantee was
demanded by Congress, and has boon
created by S5,000,OO0 popular subscrip-
ton, and $1,000 600 city loan. The com
pany, however, saw from the first the
necessity of raising more money than
this and accordingly raised its own capt.
tai from S5,000,0 600 TO $lO,000,00O. Tho
city loan of $4,000, 900 is to be added to
this, thus making the total capital csti
mated upon Sl5, 100000 all the company
asks is that subscribers to the original
stock will pay up the remainder of the
first 20 Ter cont. call. and thus facili-
tate us in doing business.
.'Wo have not yet organized the ma
chincry for raising the second $780,
600 OF the COmpany'S stock but we shall
raise 1T all right; no fear of that. There
are great many large property owners
in Chicago who have not as yet contri-
buted cent 10 the fair, although they
arc the ones to be materially benefited
by the exposition. They will he visited.
and there is undoubtedly enough local
pride among them to assist the enter
prise when it is known that money is
needed
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-04
Bunker Hill to the Front.

Ed. Gill and Harriet Stuart, both col
orcd,w were arrested last night by Officers
Austin and Wade on the charge of fight.
ing. Gill presented much uscd-up APP
pearance, having n cut over ono eve
about an inch long inflicted by stick OF
wood In the hands of tho infatuated Har-
riet They hailed from the historic Bun
ker Hill, which promises to get even
with Railroad avenue yet.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-04
Still Unsettled.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Feb. al Special
In joint assembly to-day, four moro
ballots for United States Senator were
taken without change, when an adjourn
ment was taken till tomorrow.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-04
shoemakers Strike.

VIENNA, Feb. 3. = iSpeciall-Ten
thousand shoemakers in this city have
gone out on strike for an increase in
wages.
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EF YOU WANT TIE NEWS
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1T WAS THE ONLY PAPER IN
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MEETING OF TIE STATE REAL
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IT IS THE ONLY PAPER IN
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NEWS
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The COUhCILMEq IN SESSION.
Too Much Business For One
Night.

Tho Public building Water Matter Dis
cussed-Cnptnin Waits Represents the
Gas and. Water Compnny-A Number of
Ordinances Passed-An Important
Meeting to be Held Tonight.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-04
OPPOSED TO FREE COINAGE.
New Orleans Banks Memori-
aIize The Senate.

The House Bill 60 Extend the Time ,,r t,o
FILLING of Vacancies Pnsses-stln Dis
c"ssinE the Fortification Appropria-
ton Bili-Other Routine Business
Transacted.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WE HAVE A CASH PURCHASER
FOR A HOUSE AND LOT
NOT TO EXCEED $500.
WILBUR S. POLE Sc CO.,
Rooms and 4, Exchange Building.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WE HAVE A CASH PURCHASER
FOR A HOUSE AND LOT
NOT TO EXCEED s., 800.
WILBUR S. POLE Sc CO.,

NOR SALE Graders and masons
AZ outfit, including 100 head mules and
horses, harness, wagons. carts, drag and
wheel scrapers, shovels, plows, dcrricls,
etc, etc. Also seventeen miles IL and
20 lb. Trails and $50 dump cars. To
save transportation to Minnesota we
will sell cheap for cash only. WINSTON
BROS. & CO., railroad contractors, Big
Stone GAP, Va. fcb4-1w
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-04

l., ID. YARRELL. WM. II. PARKER,
(Lato Judge of (Late Com IN IL
Greenesville Col wealth's Attorney
Emporiu. Va. OF southampton,
Coz Roanoke, Va.
NOTICE.-Wo have this day formed
IN co-partnership, under the firm
name of Yarrell ~ Parker, for the prac-
tlce of the law in this city and State and
one or both of us can be found at all times
during business hours at our office, Room
8, Exchange building, first floor, corner
Jefferson and Salem avenue.
l.. ID. YARRELL.
WM. IL. PARKER.
We refer, by permission, to Hon. Ill. S.
Trout, president of the First National
Bank. jan3l-lwk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-14
OPOSICIONES.

Auteayer, msrtes. dieron fin en-
la Excma Andiencia los ejercicios
de oposicion para ei inxreso en- IL
carrera Judicial y fiscal.
Como consciousness Iegf.ima de
los muy brillantss exsmenes que
practice nuestro distinguido ami.
go el senor Asosta Cd. Angel,
Jdtz Municipal de este distrito,
& individuo. tsrabien por oposi-
cion, del honorable Cusrpo Jurf.
dico MiIitar, el Tribunal del refe-
rido acto lie ha adjudicado el nd.
nero uno en- Ia caliicaci6n de los
sefiores exsminados.
Damos nuestra cordia. enhora
buena al ilustrado y joven juris-
consulto J amigo senior Acosta J
Quintero.
Como felicitamos asi mismo.
por haber igualmente ingresado
sn Ia citada carers, q los sefiores
Fernandez Mena, Ssnturio y San.
chez Taboada; pariente, el segun.
do de estos tres sefiores, de nues.
tro distinguido amigo y correli-
gionario ell sefior Lcdo Rodriguez
Lafuente, y hsrmsno. el q timo,
de nuestro tambien smigl dis.
anguido don Jasto Sanch ~ Ta-
boada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-14

Han llegado noticias & esta Ca.
oital de haberse cometido en- es-
sos dias, en- el pueblo de Ii Cidra,
IN dob!e crimen que ha llenado
lie consternaei6n, por variss cir
;un.tancias, q squel pscffco ve-:
cindario.
Un professor de Ia Ensefisnza,
en- IN arrebsto de enajenaci6n
mental seguramente (de otro mo.
10 no Sc concibe }, ha disparado
IN tifo de revolver sobre Ga GU
dada, dejAndola gravemente he.
rida, y se ha quitado el Ia vida
despues de stentar contra IL i'm
fortunada DANA.
No tenemos datos preciaos acer.
- de- ssta catastrofs, que de todas
veras lamentamoe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-14

Comparando este resultado con
ell obtenido de Ia exportacion de
iguales productos en- JUNO de
aflo anterior, aparecen las siguien
tes diferencias en- ell mism) me
je 1891:
As,lcar. -D,ferencia de memo.
en- la cantidad, 5.075,813 kilgs; id.
en- la valoraci6n, 1929, ,927.S5; id.
en- los derechos, 500.
Cat6.-Diferencia de menos en-
la cantidad, 754.8S9 kilgs; idem en-
Is valoracion, $244 368.92; idem
en- los dereehos, 81 4.076.34.
Cueros. Differences de memo.
en- la cantidad, 468l6 kilgs; idem
en- la valoracion, $1l 704.00.
Ganado.-Diferencia de menot
en- la cantidad, 122 ki'gs; 10
en- Ia valoraci6n, So $50 90.
MieleS.-Diferencia de mas en-
la cantidad, 600460 kilgs; id enls
valoraci6n, Sl4. .403.84 id. en- LOT
derechos, 500.
Iabdco. - Diferencia de MAE
en- la cantidad, 1921 kiIgs; i'd
en- la valoracion, $4,929, As; id
en- los derechos, $33,25.
Resumen:
En- la exportaci6n de los princi
pales productos del pals, veri6ca
da durante ell mes de Junio dlti
mo y comparada con la de igua
mes del af1o anterior, sparecer
las siguientes diteren ;ias liquidas
En- los valores:
Bajs: S537,327.4S.
En- los derechos:
Baja: $4.o43.O9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-14
GUAYANILLA.

Es exceptional 10 que ocurfe
con ell Municipio de Guayanills.
Aeaban de tomar possession Is
ConceJales nuevos, y "a SON apre-
miados por contfibuciones de fe.
cha en- que alguno de ellos anda-
Tia todsvia por Ia escuela.
Esto no pueder ser EN- justicis,
= 81 de Ia mitad de las deudas
atrasadas por veinte 8 treinta amos
no Sc hace condonacion y ell res
to se psga por parties en- presu-
puestos municipales sucesivos,
como se ha dispuesto para Cuba,
es indudable que menos pueden
cobrsrse aquellas q los actuaIes
Concejsles.
E citado Reglsmento siene bisn
cssramente resuelta esta question,
diciendo en- ell articulo So: "Los
Ayuntamientos ser&n res ponss-
bles del pago de la contribution
que por Su m0r0sidaa no hubiese
sido cobrada en- tempo oportano,
8 cuando por su c,tlpa no se haya
ejecutado en- tempo oportuno ell
reparto, segdn dice ell articulo
So, y, adn en- este case, previene
el 70 que el apremio sera txclusi
vsmente dirigido contra ell AIcal-
de.
Ahora bien: lqu6 culps, que
morosidad pudieron tener hace
treinta a1os concejales que toms-
ron possession aver?
lSobre 10 que les pass con su
ley de presupuestos q nuestros
municipios, faltabaIes esta gran
Rovedsd!
Somos de parecer que tai exsc-
ci6n en- la forma que sc pretende
no es legal, Parece que Ia In.
tendencia debe dirieirse contra
los que fueron mor0So5 en- sus
feehas respectivasj ell sistems de
eatrechar d los acsuales conte eja.
les sera muy socorrido, pero no
nos parece procedente. nj, sobre
todo, legal.
No dudamos de In ilustrAci6n
y reetiEud de nuestro Jefe de Ha.
cienda que escueharG nuestras ra |
zones, en- biea Dc los ruebloe.
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PrOduCtOs del Pals.

Exportaci6n, dtrante e! mes de
Junic 4Itimo, de Azucar, Ca
f6, Cueros, GanadO, Maderas,
Mieles y Tabaco.
Con ell Vo b de la Intendencia
General de Hacienda, hs publics
10 la Administration Central de
Contribuciones y Rentss. en- la
Gaceta, un estado expressive
de los principales productos del
pals, exportados durante ell me,
de JUNO dltimo y comparados
con los de igual mes del af1o an.
terror, 1890.
Extractaremos ell estado en-
question.
Y ne aqui, segdn ell mismo
las cantidades de los principales
productos del pals exportados du'
rante el mes de Junio hltimo, 81
valoraci6n y los derechos que rim
dieron al Rea! Erario:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-14
ADUANASl

Con atento B. l.. M. nos ha re-
mitido el Excmo Sr / ltendente
G snsral de Hacienda un estado
10 Ia recaudaci6n obtenida duran.
70 el mes de ] llio pr6ximo pasa-
do en- las Administrations !oca-
les y A 1uanas de Ia I,la.
Lo publiearemos, como de eos.
tumbre.
DAmos gracias al senor Inten.
dente por su atenci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-14

'iamos hace unos dlas, nuestrs
iiustre compatriota y eminente
9scritora Sra Baronesa de Wilson.
Qde vientos amigos acompa-
fien Ia esplendida nave que a tan
ssclarecida DANA conduce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-14
CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
Paris, 13 Julio de 1891.
Russia Y FRANC1A.

Los articulos public a los en- Paris
y en- San Petersburgo con motive
de Ia triple alianza, senalados en-
mi dltimo corre0, han llamado 10
atenci6n de los diarios extranjeros,
| y sobre todo Ia nota publicada por
el "Eclair" de Paris, en- la cual
insistia sobre la necesidad de cam.
biar ell convenio amistoso franco
russo, en- un acuerdo Elective basado
sobre un tratade formal, es Ell OBJ
jeto de mil comentarios.
Las hojas de Ia triple alianza
dicen que los diarios franceses pier
den tempo, papel y tinta porque
Rusia, monarquica y aut6crata, no
consentira jamas una alianza con
Frsncis, republican, y dem6crata.
Precisamente es 10 contrario, pues
81 Emperador Alexandra v6 con
muy buenos ojos el gobierno repu-
blicano establecerse cada dia mas
en- Francia.
En- cuanto cay6 la segunda re-.
p1blica, el imperio empez6 sus que
rellas con Rusia, CON motive de
religion, y muy pronto, Francia,
aliada con Inglaterrs, Ia enemiga
mas terrible de Russia, hizo la des-
graciada eampafia de Orimea. Tam
bi6n los gobiernos monGrQuicos
tuvieron sus cuestiones con eI 20.
bierno de San Petersburgo solo
Ia rep1blica ha vivido en- .paz con
el imperio moscovlta. La nota de
las hojas de Ia triple alianza de-
muestra algdn miedecillo sobre la
realization del acontecimiento. 81
fuera impossible Ia tai alianza, los
iefes de los gabinetes extranjeros
no se tomarian Ia molestia de ocu-
parse de ella. Pero Salisbury codi-
cia q Egipto, Austria tomaria con
muehO gusto alguna cosilla en- los
Balkanes y AlemaniA veria con bue-
nos ojos su poder extsnderse por
Holanda 6 por Belgics, 8 quizas
por ambas naciones; en- cuanto &
Italia, la pobrecita so contentarfa
con 10 que lie diesen en- estas cir
la alianza franco-rusa
seria una derrota completa para la
ejecuci6n de los proyectos dc los
buenos ministries de la santa
alianza. Adem&s, 6sta, 81 fuese
efectiva, le quitaria al gobierno de
Roma la illusion de ganar algo con
Austria y Alemania, porque las
;uerzas de la triple alianza SO ha-
Tartan dislocadas en- case de que.
'ra, y el inter6s de Italia seria el
le Russia, porque las dos naciones
ienen un enemigo com6n, Austria:
Austria, que les impide 50 desarro.
10 econ6mico, y que tiene sumo
nter6s en- paralizar el movimisnto
Intellectual y la expansion de am.
'os pueblos.
Estas consideraciones son tan
rerdaderas, que los mismos iDgIeses
niden muy atentamente Ia p0litica
10 lord Salisbury, que no deia de
'resentar pocos peligros. Salisbu.
y Sc ha dejado llevar por no se
abe que sentimiento hAcia Ale.
mania & Italia, y su politica en-.
uentra muchos adverearlos en- eI
'arlamento Labonchere, Nor
on, Campbell y otros han deffc.
ado al orador del gobierno, Sir Jgs
1es FERGUSON, y este dltim0 ha
isto que habia abrazado con ciera
> precipitation una p0lilisa, en-
enefal POGO agtadable ii rueblO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-14

Triste es decirlo, psro la evi-
dencia Sc impone:
iHace fslts, mucha faIta, una
saludable reacci6n moral en- al
gunos espiritus atrofiados por la
passion sectaria elevada al pAro-
xismo y rsyana con el vertigo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-14
FELIZ VIAJE.

En- el vapor-correo espahol Al.
tonso XII 40 ausent6 do ests Ik=
Ia, para seguir el viaje que snun@
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FL exceso ha sido enorme.
Lsa conciencias rectas, las con
ciencias justas aun no vuelven en-
81 de su penoso estupor.
So hs denigrAdo d Ia Patria en-
p&peles pdblicos;
Un Institute armada, que tiene
la aonezaci6n patri6tica ror divi-
s. y por bsndera el prestigio y el
derecho hispano, hs sido objeto de
incalificab.es denuestos;
Sc ha trstado de- concitar, en-
sangriento ehoque fratricids, 4
unas classes sociales contra otrAs;
SIS hs pledicado hasta ell exter.
mimic contra un PArtido de pa
triotat;
Hay quien hs gritado que era
'capaz de hundirse en- ell abismo
del crlmen y de volver desde ALI
Ia espalda d Espsfla..."...
Use concibe exceso mayor or
una sociedad culta, cristiana, ador-
NADIA de grsndes virtudes civicas p?
No., no sc concibe.
| lY, sin embargo de que vivi-
mos en- una sociedAd culta, cris-
tiana, de grandes virtudes civil
cas-, hay por ahi quien hA llevado
4 NAL que protestaramos energi
camente contra esos de; afueros
nosotros, nosotros. que no COM
prendemos como h.ya quien pre-.
tenda hacer politica convirtien-
dose en- Zero iconoclasta de los
altsres del patriotismo!
| IQue9
| IYa nj la sociedad, "a nj
una sociedad cults, cristiana,
adornada de grandes virtudes CT
vicas, como e.ts, tiene derecho q
que Sc 10 dessgravie cuando Sc 10
ofende en- 10 mas intimo, en- lo
mas hondo, en- 10 mas sagfado2
| 81, es verdad, pero verdad bien
smarga.
| Hay quisn, 6gurando notoria-
mente en- esas huestes poIiticas 4
as cuales scaba de decir el ilustre
hombre de Estado que preside e.
Gobierno Supreme de Ia Naci6n:
!" "Procurad, ante todo, inspirsl
con6anza";
| Hay quien, reuniendo esta cir.
cunstancia, Sc ha sentido profun.
damente morti6cado porque ex
tranamos su silencio ante esa,
violencias de passion sectaria cue
.un tienen conturbada q esta hon
rada aociedad.
| Pero "a que mas?
| Un peri6dico de la ISIS, La
| Opinion oe San German, para
lue Sc seps, hs declarado q Ia fs7
del mundo que el pals estard q
tado de H Position, de aquel out
ha predicado ell exterminio, po,
todos los medios, de una Colecti
vidad inmscuiada como la nuestra
Ia Espanols Unconditional!
| lQue ultraJe tan tremendo!
Este pals quito, cristisno, de
grandes virtudes civicas, no puede
estar, no, al lado de los que aten
tan contra su paz moral.
| 81 clio pudiera suceder, que no
suced ders, nosotros no seriamos los
enthusiasts apologistas de los tim
bres = glorias de este pals de
hermanos nuestros y de hombres
dignos.