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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE.
Washington Fixing Up to
Welcome the Grand
Army.
Nearly Every Building Along
the Line of March Pro-
fusely Decorated.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-For the past
week the sound of hammer and saw has
been heard without intermisslon during
the hours of daylight the entire length
of that magnificent thoroughfare,
Pennsylvania avenue. On every bit of
parking, before the fronts of the
great government buildings and on
every inch of available space
mammoth structures of rough timber
and boards have sprung up. filled with
seats for the accommodation OF the
thousands of spectators who are to wit
ness the parade IF the Grand Army of
the Republic next Tuesday.
The decorators have taken their turn.
and now the grand stands are things of
beauty, draped with fabrics of all col
orS and ornamented with beauty of
design and taste that found full scope
in the use and establishment of the
many fanciful badges and devices that
distinguished the various armies and
corps of the great body of warriors that
served in the Union army.
The Business Wien
and citizens generally have all caught
the spirit of the great event more fuller
than was ever the case in Washington
before, and there Is scarcely building
along the prospective line of march that
Is not decorated with profusIon. Add to
these the countless decorations in tie
other sections of the city and
it can safely be said that never before
has Washington been so gaily decorated
and shown such enthusiasm as upon the
occasion of this encampment. One
striking feature of the coming week
will be the Nominations. Probably in
no place, and certainly nowhere Oh such
a large scale. has the comparatively
well known electric fight been
so adroitly and ingeniously adapted to
the purposes of a scenic display, if the
programme is carried out without fail
ure, the result will be veritable pict-
ure of fairyland on Pennsylvania av-
enue after sunset each evening next
week.
All through last night trains arriving
at the two stations brought visitors to
the city, and no small number OF
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
DECLARED INFECTED.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE vice
consul at Lisbon cables the state de-
suspected ports on the east coast of
the United States, including Florida"
The United States minister to Norway
and Sweden cables that Sweden declares
United States ports on the east coast in
fected also. 1t is presumed from the
above cablegrams that the countries re-
ferred to will detain all passengers from
the United States until danger from in-
lection is passed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
''GEORGE J. COCHRANE,
Captain Commanding"
Ho ancyvprpd.
WILL BE PREPARED.
Bay Men Promised a Very Warm
Reception.

Bay Men Promised a Very Warm
Reception.
QUARANTINE, Sept. IA rumor
reached here this evening that the Islip
board of health has passed resolutions
ordering the sheriff to take possession
and eject all occupants at Fire isl
and. and the adjutant general has
ordered the commandant to take charge
aid protect the property. DR.. jenkins
when spoken to OH the subject acknowl-
edged that he had been informed of the
situation, Mr.. p. L. Wall, who is in
charge of the Surf hotel, sent DR.. Jen-
kins at 800 p. IN. the following tele-
gram:
81 received this afternoon from the
board of health of Islip notice to va
cate the premises within three days,
and that they would call on the citizens
OF the county to stop the landing of
baggage. Capt. Cochrane, commanding
the militia here, says that all steamship
baggage received herewith he properly
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
The Burlington Route

Will sell tickets, Sept. 10 to 20, good
to return until and including Oct. 10,
for the National q. A. K. Encampment
at Washington, at one lowest fare for
the round trip. The only line running
reclining chair cars (no extra charge for
seats between Minneapolis and ST. Paul
and Chicago. Purchase tickets at 1854
East Third street, St Paul; 800 NicolIet
avenue. Minneapolis, and Union Depots
in hotb oItiac
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18

tst night. They met in convention for
he purpose of forming the independent
Uolored League of Ohio. No action was
.aken regarding future political atfilia-
lion, but it is generally understood that
lisaffection exists toward the Repub-
lican marty
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
Removal.

Billiard Brothers, the Third street
jewelers., are building store on the
corner of Sixth and Wabasha streets,
which they will occupy the last of Oc-
tober. To reduce stock before moving
they offer discount of 10 per cent for
cash on all goods except Souvenir
Spoons and lockwood Pottery.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
Reception to Whitelaw.

New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE reception
at the Union League club of Brooklyn
tonight to Whitelaw Reid, was the
event of the Republican campaign thus
far. Previous to the reception, Mr.
Reid reviewed parade containing
5000 uniformed Republicans. Then,
after shaking hands with the gentle
men i'll the club house, MIR. Reid adj
dressed the aSsemblage.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
Filed Notice Of AppeaI.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Sept. 17-City At
torney Kiehl has filed notice of ap-
peal to the court of appeals in the reap
pointment case, from the recent deci-
sion of the general term, affirming
Judge Rumsey's decision.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
Southern Democrats in Gotham

New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Associa-
ton of Southern Democrats will open
for active campaign work in this city
Monday. Col. Taglaferro, the Alabama
orator, is expected to be among the
speakers. 1t is estimated that there are
fully $4,000 voters in the city who are of
Southern birth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
HANDLED BY "A MASTER,

Gov. Roies Exposes Protection Fall
Iacies to Iowa Farmers.
STORM LAKE, To-. Sept. 1.-Two
thousand persons, composed mainly of
farmers and their families, assembled
in the auditorium of the north
shore of the lake this afternoon
to listen to All address by Gov. Boies
The speaker met with hearty recep-
holding the attention of the audience
with clear and forcible exposition of
the tariff question as it affects the ag-
ricultural classes
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18

If you intend going to the worlds
fair open savings account of 81 or more.
and gradually accumulate the necessary
funds at the State Savings Bank. Ger
mania Life Ins. Bdg., 4th and MINI.
SITS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
PROTECT THE ISLAND.
Flower Sends Vigorous Tele-
gram to the Commandant.

gram to the commandment.
ALBANY,N. Y, Sept. 17.-Gov. Flower
returned here late this afternoon.
Shortly after o'clock he received the
following message:
Fire Island, n. Y, Sept. l7.-Gov.
X. j. Flower, Albany: Have received
copy of resolution of board of health of
Islip. l.. l., directing sheriff OF county
to take possession of Fireaisland, eject
all passengers and baggage and
to prevent the landing of same.
He is authorized TO call upon
the entire force of . the county
to carry this into effect. Jenkins tele-
phones that baggage of infected steam
ers will be there this afternoon. Unless
otherwise directed. will prevent the
landing of unauthorized persons, and
protect the landing OF baggage and pas
sengers by all the force at my command.
Have ordered Ripple to return here i'm
mediately. Will not leave here until
further orders.
GEORGE j. CoCHRANE,
Captain Commanding"
He answered:
ITO George }. Cochrane, Fire Island,
Ny: The town of Islip board of
health has no Jurisdiction over Fire
island. Protect the quarantine line
established by DR.. Jenkins health Off
Ger against all trespassers. If you need
more men cali on Adit. Gen. Porter,
New York. ROSWELL J.. FLOWER,
Governor"
The governor then sent the following
message:
"Gen Josiah Porter. New York;
have just wired Capt. Cochrane to pro-
tect the quarantine line against all
trespassing, and if he needs more troops
| you will reinforce him. He wires that
the Islip board of health has ordered
the sheriff to take possession of Fire isl
and, ROSWELL Z. FLOWER,
Governor"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
STOPPING IMMIGRATION.
Secretary Foster to Confer With
the President.

the President.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.--Secretary of
State Foster will go to Loon Lake to-
morrow to confer with the pres
ident upon the advisabilty of
issuing proclamation suspend
ing all immigration during the preva-
lence of cholera IN Europe. The treas
ury department will hold i'll allegiance
its answer to the steamship companies
as to whether American citizens now in
Europe can return in the steerage. The
department is inclined to the opinion
hat they can do so.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
PROVIDING THE SINEWS.
Gov. Flower Makes a Large Con-
tributiOn to the Campaign
Fund.

New YORK. Sept. 17.-Gov. Flower
called at the national Democratic head
quarters today and left check for a
large amount. The governor him.
self and Chairman w. ii. Har-
rity both declined to tell the
the face value of the check, but it was
reported around headquarters that the
check was for $4,000. Speaking of the
political situation. the governor subse-
quently informed the reporter that he
was confident that the Democrats wonld
carry the state by $4,000 majority. He
said the Republicans were in factions,
and wherever he had been the Demo.
Gratis were united.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18

Three mos interest paid Jan. /, 1893.
on money put i'm the Safe Savings Bank,
Germania Life Ins. Co.'s Bdg., 4th and
MINI. Sts., to Oct 8, inclusive.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
NOVELTIES

Do you know how much looking ahead must do
to have in the just the right fabrics and right
styles Anybody keepth tables filled The hard part
is to fill the spaceso that there dead spots in it.
The novelty thought has been to get unmatchable
gathering of fine goods fit and please the fastdious-
the best taiors patrons We know is here. We hear
it all Sides and of the styles cannot be shown by
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
TO SPEAK AT woBURN.

Ex.President Cleveland Will At
tend Its 25Oth Anniversary.
WoBURN, Mass, Sept. 17.-Ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland has accepted all invita-
ton to attend the exercises of the 250th
anniversary celebration of the place,
and will speak at the banquet.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
Colored Men Revolt.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. IA repre-
sentative body of colored men of the
state closed twO-days' session at Akron
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18

1t is not vanity say that since we've opened the
gatherings of Clothing each our stores have
been surpassed in this city, variety, quality
celence or elegance. It's not boast but stubborn
facts Under the new management it's repeated with
greater emphasis. The Stock is Perfect. Bring your
eyes and imagination the novelties. You'll find
richness beauty and cheapness in abundance
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
SUI !!

taste prudence can ask. No trash; sham; not a
clumsy garment; hint of poor tailoring. You can
find plenty of that sort hereabouts but not here and
fit perfectly any shape-sout extra size, slim and regu-
lar. Prices range from an All-Wool Suit S. SIS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
OVERCOATS!

Carr's Metons, Kerseys, Worumbos Imported
Freze Shetlands Wherever the best could be had
to your advantage and there have done the
choosing. Hunt and hunt, and you'll find bet
ter stock Stylish servceable Fabrics will do their
duty the last Are you restless the question of
your Overcoat? Why settle the matter now? Here
Overcoat Richness and economy. Prices range from
$500 to $500
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-12
UNA INDUSTRIAL MAS

Sc encuentra en Ponce ell distinguido
comercisnte don Pedro Giusti, que bus
ca en- las comarcas del sur nuevos mer-
cados para los productos de su fabrics,
establecids en- San Juan.
Hsce POGO, de transIto en- squella po-
blaci6n, tuvmos el gusto de visitar 81
msgnfGco establecimiento del Sr. Giusti,
Y la satisfaction de ofrecerle nuestros
parabieues.
Trabsjan ALI veinte mas opersrios,
que msuejan una serie de maquinas des-
tinadas diTersos usos industriaIes.
Gracias ese lujo de medios mecani-
cos 81 senior Giusti economiza una enor-
me cantidad de brazos en- ell corte de ma
dera, de zinc de hero.
Todas las maquiuas Sc uneven al i'm
pulse de IN motor, sistems americana,
de veinte csballos de fuerza, son admi-
rabies ell orden y la actividad que reinan
en- los talleres del senor Giusti, capaces
de lamar q Ia venta un crecidisimo no
nero de bsules cada dis.
Sc fsbrican novents classes, cusudo
alguna persona desea una especialdad,
Sc la complace tambien sJustandose &
sus instrucciones.y
Bien comprendemos que no Sc impor-
te nj un solo baul extrangero en- la
Capital, va que Ia nueva f6brca los ofre-
ce tipos mas aceptables que los nego
cisntes de New York.
Hemos Visto detenidamente los albums
fotogr66cos en- que Sc exhiben los bauies
y declaramos que NADIA hay en- Puerto
Rico, nj Sc introduce, mas acabsdo, s6li-
do y elegante.
Noventa forrnas distintas responder
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-12

de nuestro dicho, y adn con mayor
exactitud responde ell cr6dito slcanzado
por la casa constructors.
Los baules del senor Giusti resultan
Ymuy perfectos, y nosotros, que amsmos
lei progreso de nuestro pals, no hsremos
IN deber de propsgar por todss parties
a tama de una manufacture digna de
protection y estfmulo.
Fl seflor Giusti merece que Sc le sos
.terga on su noble empero de aclimatar
una industria mas en- el pals. Ahora VIE
ue nuestra ciudad, y casi nos atreye-
Ramos responder de que no faltara qulen
le secunde, cooperando al aDge de su
empresa.
De tai modo ha hecho sus calculos y
sus combinaciones, que Ell extranjero no
logra competir con el en- precio ri en-
calidad asf, pues, ell producto tiene su
venta asegurada es de espersrse que la
f6brica crezca de dia en- dia, hasta con-
vertirse en- un negocio riqufsimo.
DisponiendO de operarios entendidos,
puede el se1or Giusti acaparar la venta
de baules en- Puerto Rico, crear de
ese modo una fortuna legftima en- su
terra natal.
Cuando mace aquf algo que representa-
un adelanto cualquiera, nosotros senti-
mos honda algeria nos asalta la idea
de que, con IN tantico mas de actiVidad,
este pals ha de ser un gran pals.
Ojala que el sehor Giusti, an su viaje
de exploration por algunos pueblos de
Puerto Rico, encuentre en- ellos prospe-
ridades in6nitas para su industria ma
ciente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-12

preDden veinte tres distrftos seteDta J
cincO ayuntamien6os, que se subdividen or
cuatrocientOs cir cnentas secciones Rnuales J
mas de ciBcueuta puestos mlitaTes, cuyC
Objeto 20 Sc cOncite, porque Dunca se We er
ellOs ni an soldsdo.
Les cincO cabezas de departamentOs soT
las cinco pTincipalss ciudades con la pObla-
ci0B mas numerOsa Son
POrt-au-Prince con 30 mil habitaDtcs
CsbO-haitianO con 10 mil.
Los CayOs con mil.
Las GOnaives con 3 mil.
Port de Paix con 3 mil.
Casi tOdas las poblaciones estan situadas
en- las cOstas msrftimss, y apenas Sc encuen-
ira en- el interior alguns peqaefa aldehuela
en- medic de las moDtafas.
La pOblaci6n total de Haiti es 10 mas de
cuatTOcientas mil almas (si es que tienen al
mas los haitianOs.l
PeFO si Sc le pragunta IN haitianO sobre
6stO dira muy tranquiamente que llega IN
million hasta dos millones.
Vergdenza le darfa q cualquier pals que
despues de Ochenta tantos amos que tiene
de independence cue nj una sola veg 50 haya
hechO el censo de "a poblaci6n.
No terminaremOs estOs apuntes sin dar q
cOnOcer al lectOT q que msnera son pO6ticOs
sentimentales los haitianOs anOtandO algu-
nos de los nOmbTes de sus poblaciones.
Recr6ense: Monte peladO, Bonete del Obs
pO, Palo de piojo, Matador, La quilla, Brazo
iEquierdo, Isla de cnernos, Bayoneta, Pot
POurrl (iqn6 graciaD FOndO de pAjsrO, Can
della, FL ahoTcadC, Bombardopolis, Jamds
vistO, Ell pOte, Carnival, Llano celeste, Ri
non de puercO, La jeringa, Canalla (este
est& bien), CulO de Sabana, Roca cabezona.
Partidarios decididos de los agujeros tienen
los siguientes pueblos con la palabra aguje-
70: Agujero del inferno, Lindo agujero,
AgujerO, Cocd. CanariO, ChOch6 BombOn,
Agujero sucio (este es esencialmente po6ticO)
Para los gastT6nOmOs tieDen tambi6n sus
nOmbres como Melon, Langusta, COstilleta,
PuercO gordO, FondO de puerco, Lievre y
Marmelada, CiruelerO, AlbaricoGue Bonn
bon y hasta por anadidura Champagne y
Moka-nuevO LimOnada.
iQu6 espiritualss, pero que espirituales
son estOs haitianoB
J. Rodriguez Castro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-12
DOS Eou1vocADos-UNo EN- La RAzoN

."Ustea sstar4 en- 81 otrO muHdo en- meno' de IN
a No pueas ustea gigir tres aaos.D
" Ustsd 80 muere"
Eutas tres profecias SO dirjerop uno mismo.
Ia Ultima era ID mas consOladOra pero 81 no
pOdia decir cual era Ia meior inspirada'
He aqui la historic. AL principle no e. agra
dabls pero como dicen los niTOs, acaba en- b1en,
QuiEas sera 10 meiOr deiar que nuestro amigo
In Olga 81 miamO. "a t0dOs nos gpsf4 el PronOmbre
10 p0r ESQ intere8an siempre las autOblogranas'
El que relatn ea carnicer0 on AUCKLAND NueFa Ae-
audia su estio buenO carO no necesita editor
Dicei Hace unos cineO amos que al leyantar
On euarto de vaca note una dhcultad en- la parte
inferior de Ia espada. Llame un medleo, a0enaO-
n6 81 neRoei0 me meti en- la CANA. Me manao una
unturn que habfa de darse Ia region de lOs rinO
naa. Hecho eBt0, permaneci en- Ia cana algunos
das sufriendo dolores muy fuertes Al nm naDlehdO
eHaminado la secretion arenal, dJo el medlco que
tenia IA enfermedad llamada Bright esfaria en- o.
0tro mundO en rnen0s de un ano.
No creyendo que tenia tal enfeFmedad, me pare,
els que tai vez seria buenO asegurar ID vida ~
reconOcerme el m6dc0 de la cOmpanla ne qulsO aAf-
me Por 6tiI dicendO que no pOdia vivir tres amos.
Tres mesea despu6s me di0 De nueVo uh ataqie
muy fuerts parecia mas mueFto que vlvo. a. nm
me pUse muy mal0 me nett en- Ia CANA segup sc
aupunia pOr Ia Ultima veE. Vendi unO 90 mis- esba-
bleoimientOs para no deiar mi muler muelas cosas
cue atender, hice teatamento exPlique MI ina-
ier 10 que debia hacer u me moria. RecEerd0 ben,
como eacachaba llorando, 10 que crea que era mi
Ultima v0luntad. Seeui algdn tempo esperando que
"a muerte me li5raBe de- mis- sutrimientos, t0mando
at medicines que daban sim que me dieran result
tatio aRunO
Una tarde vino en- amigo hablamos de mi e.
tsdo de 10 serio que habia puestO. Al POGO rafo
dlo: "Ustod no % muere. IHA probado 81 JaFaoe
De Seige9n
Confess que no. La verdad era que habio
ooedeoido rellgionaments las iEstEucciones de los
medicoa. Ai amigo me pernundi6 que probase q
5afabe De seigel Vsnseguida emPeeS tomando doai'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-12

tnmbres de sus instituciOnes, nuestrO
amor al progreso universal han tornado en-
nOsotrOs nm cTiteriO particular. CreemOs que
esa raza no sabra nunca gobeTnarse pOr 81
mlsma, creemOs que si M dia tnvierOn raE6n
para quebrantaT sus cadenas. al erigiTse en-
hombres libTes, debierOn volver 4 las playas
afrlcanas; perO va que asi no 10 hicierOn, va
que "a suerte los ha cOlOcadO en- una TERRA
esplendida, = en- medic de pueblos civiliza-
dos, deben entrar en- el concerto de 6stOs,
desapaTecer.
OpinamOs como los yankees. o los haitia-
nos ahorTan & la America eulta ell especta-
o1lO de Gus salvajes carnicerfas debe decla-
rarsele pals cOnquistable.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-12
RELLEGEO

Era sOlemne el Ocaso,
I'riste avanZaba la sombra:
German me miro y me djo:
sfSAnte que altares te pOstras3
bCual es tu Diosf ICual tn Biblias
Ia tn propio OrgullO adoTas7
Isl Rios no son de espumR
Ssos extasis de tus odas.
Hi ascnas no son apagadas
Sue humean Y que se ahogan
S9e la nada en- las ceniEas,
Tus iuf1amadas estrofaB,
kCual es tn pant LCual tn cAliz9
BCua es ell Dios que tn implorasf"
Yo callaba Y 81 repusO:
sfDf, pOT que sobre las iosss
ape las sombrfas iglesias
NO To arrOdillas y orasI
Y puestra senda segufamos
4 trav6s de selvas l6bregas.
4Tambi6n rezo yo," le die.
'LD6ndef, LcOn que ceremoniss
Dan tus sacerdOtes quito
Is ese Dios, que jam8s nombras9
SE-El cielo immense es mi iglesia,
I ell saceTdote. ~ La b6veda
EntOnces del firmamentO
De luz Sc visti6 dudOsa.
Ia luna subfa; TODD
Sc estremecfa en- las sOubTas,
.El pino, el cedro y ell alamo,
El lobo, ell buitre Y ia alondra.
Z le die, el astro de OrO
Mostrandole: "Dobla, dobla
Las rOdillas; DiOs ofcia
sY ahors esta elevando la hostia."
| Victor Hugo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-12
COSTUMBRES HAITIANAS
(coNrNUAuoN)

EseribfamOs cuartilas para IN librO que
m6s tarde publicRremos Cast mitRd nues-
ira obra hemOs tenidO que suspenderla para
atender q trabajOs de otFa fndOle. Pero de-
seOsOs de complacer 4 muehOs amigos que
Querfan cOnOcer algo de esa tan rica como
de8graciada rep6 bica no titubeamos on en-
tregar 10 hechO q nuestTQ amigo ell Director
dc LA DEMoCRACIA SOD sTticulos sueltosj
los que a DuestrO juiciO pueden tener mas
inter6s, los que veran la luz pdblica.
AlteTandO hoy el orden de la publication
vamOs dar una liiera Teseha de La geOgra-
fla historic de Haiti, que conceptuamos
pueda agradar DuestTOs lectoTes.
do Daso debemOs consignaT aQui 10 que
en- OtrO forma ezplicamOs en- el prolOgo de
In ObTR.
Maestro Amino 81 escribr sobre ese pats
no ha aidO HERR an pueblo que nos inspira
ccmpaei6n. El negro de Haiti odia al blan-
CO; nOsOtrOs no alentamOs OdiO para 81.
P0r ol contrario, aqui mismO, en- estas CO
lumnas, haremos IN juicio sObre sus hombres
DO vAler, no pOr el hechO de ser negrOs
hemOs de negar el talentO el prestigiO
los que 10 tienen.
Nuestra Eermanencia alh de algunOs me-
ses, 81 eatudio que hemOa hechO de sus cos