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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28
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sIeuE Ia DlHzA

El Administrator de Ia Central de Comuni-
caciones pubica una carta en- Eg IstcgrG1sstG, Or
gano del ramo, manifestando que denunciara &
los Tribunales Ian fKaaes conceptos que hemos
publicado porque revisten caracteres de delstos y
explica de una manera muy injuriosa depresiva
para los empleados subalternos de Correos, 10
que, seg0n Sl pasaba con los paquetes de nuestro
peri6dico.
Archlvamos la mencionada- carta que en- su
oportunidad hara prueba On juicio, pues ya he
mos emprendido dos acciones judlciales de CON.
ciliaci6n, que seran la base para entrar al fondo
de Ia question.
Para probar que Ell servicio de Comuncacio-
mes es p6simo pesar de que 10 defenda 81 C2a-
NOR La BGnder0 Espaa0la, tenemos pruebas
abrumadoras q todo 81 pals pagono de nuestra
parte. Vease 10 que hemos recibido anoche
mismo:
"a LA CoRREsPoNDENcIA. Sin hacer queias
contra personas partlculares puedo yo concordar
con usted que ell ramo de omunicaciones postal
y dc tel9grafco de esta Isla es muy malo y que en-
todos los paises del mundo que he visitado (que
no son pocos) no he encontrado tantas demoras =
difcultades en- las entregas y despacLos dc cartas
etc. etc, nj adn On los que llaman bArbaros, como
en- Turqufa interior de Russia, Marruecos etc.
Silencio hoy mis- quejas particulares, pero si US
ted quiere saberlas, estoy aempTe sus orde-
nes.-X.n
~
I'm telegrama Urgente enviado las de la
tarde del viernes 2e, desde esta Capital Cayey,
no habia sido entregado en- su destlno el sabado
& las II de la manana (l73 horas) cuya hora.
sin recibirlo, sali6 su domicilio Ia persona
quien Sc encaminaba, malograndose negocio
que revestia ell caracter de Nrgente. Otro tele
grama, tambi6n Wrg sate icon preclo triple de Ia
tasa) despachado el ~ & las 10 de Ia manana para
Cayey, 4 las IL del dia no habfa llegado.-L. A. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28
e amor Do Aap0Ie6n

I'll suplemento al Figaro de Paris esta publ
cando unos estudios curiossimos sobre Napoleon
y las mujeres. De todos ellos el mas ;nteresante
es tai vez 81 en- one hace Ia historic del amor mas
profundo y desinteresado que el conquistador de
nuestro siglo sinti6 en- su vida.
I'm Marsella, Napoleon, desconocido todayfa,
empez6 bromear con una muchachillas de trece
catorce amos, hermana de Ia muier de sd her
mano Jose, el que luego rein6 en- Espaha. La
chiquilla tom6 en- ssrio las bromas; Napoleon AGA.
b6 por interesarse de veras y tres meses despuSs
pedia fOrmalmente 1a mano dc Eugenis Olary
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28
Nos telegrafian hoy le Arecibo:

Nos telegraffan hoy ae Areclbo:
"De las casas quemadas anteayer tres daten
de ls epoca de la fundaci6n de esta Villa. Sc
han reconcentrado aaui fuerzas de la Guardia
Civil de algunos puestos vecinos. Acaba de lie.
gar un sefor Magistrate de la Audiencia. Co
rreO detaIles Romero
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

Con el tftulo de Caslno de La villa de ca
guas, tendra lugal Ia installation de un centro
de recreo en- aqueIla sfmpatica villa. FL acto
Sc verifcara en- la nccha ia 10 del mes pr6ximo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

herido en- la mejilla derecha el joven Jose Soda
Cofresf por un tiro de revolver que involuntaria.
ments dispar6 ell paisano Jose Rodriguez, ambos
vecinos de Mayaguez; ell herido fue conducido al
hospital de San Ant Mo-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

I'll senor don kosenao Cordero professor de
la escuela auxiliar de ninos del barrio de Colo
res (Juana-Diaz). ha tenido Ia atenci6n de invi-
tarnos para ell examen de sus aiumnos, acto que
tendr& lugar el dia del pr6ximo mes de JUNO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

paLLiC pa II puUHco sus cIenLes, haDer trasIa-
dado su domicilio gabinete de consulta Ia ca
lie dc La Fortaleza ndmero 80, esquina la entra-
do del teatro. 6O-50
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28
Dr. NJ F1gueroa

ESp0cl&lleL& en- 0nI0Im0QaQ0S de los Ol0a
con largos amos de practica en- los hospitales de
Paris, ofrece sus servicios profesionales en- Are.
cibo. Acudira cualquier punto de la Isa.30-17
Por fuerza de Ia Guardla Civil del puesto del
Dorado fu6 detenido, el dia q, el indlviduo Ju.
liam Sanchez C6rdova reclamado por ell Juez Mu.
nicipal; por Ia de Yabucoa el 26, Juan Ortiz por
el misnno concepto; por Ia del barrio del Rosario
(Ponce) 81 dia %, Jose zanabria, por hurto; 81
"a, por la de Las Marias, joaquin Pain y Mar
elsa Vargas por rapto; el IS por Ia de Angeles
(Utuado) Jose Adelardo Alicia por violaci6n.
Fueron detenidos aver por Ia policfa on esta
Capital los individuos Eleuterio Claudio Marco.
limo y Susano DAvila por pelea y escAndalo On Ia
calle de Norzagaray
Han ingresade en- la Socisdad 9 Socorros
Mutuos de Bayam6n On 81 presente mes, dor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

E, doctor don Benito Gaudier ha hecho re-
nuncia del cargo de secretario de la directiva del
Casino de MayagIez. Le sustituye el senior don
J jaime Busquets.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

El nuevo comandante militar de Mayaguez
sehor don Antonio del Rosal SO espera en- sque-
lie Ciudad Ell del pr6ximo mes de JUNO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

La comisi6n de aiecibefos de que aver ha-
blamos ha visitado hoy varias casas de esta Ca
pital en- solicitud de socorros para las victimas
del incendio. El exito de sus gestiones ha sido
bueno hasta ahora. En- algunas casas ha sido
recihida hasta con asnlendidez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

Gramatica musical, por Romero, un tomo,
encuadernado, SO centavos. Metodo complete
de solfso por Hilari6n Eslava, sea Las custro
parties reunidas. un tomo encuadernado So so.
Liberia de B. f. Sanjurjo Vidal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

Etiquetas para Boticas de 10 variedades &
tintas de cualquier color So hacen Ia orden en-
esta imprenta, diez mil por diez pesos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

Ha aido por fin expedldo ya por este Ayun-
tamiento ell certifcado que Sc refere las Obras
practicadas en- el Acueducto On construction dc
|eata Capital. 81 ingeniero encargado de dichas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

Sc han acercado nuestra redaccion ell capi-
tan ofciales que manda ban la fuerza que mar
ch6 Arecibo Ia extinction del horroroso in
cendio ocurrido en Ia invicta villa para hacernos
presente que de los fondos de San Narciso no
hizo regalo alguno s. 3. como equivocadamente
deciamos en- nuestro ndmero de aver, debido &
la precipitation con que nuestro reporter tom6
las notas, sin6 que 10 acaecido fu6 q. el Excmo.
Sor. Captain General dispuso que de dichos fon1
dos Sc diese la tropa el plus de campana que
para estos casos corresponds slempre que salgsn
de la p aza tropas para prestar servicios de esta
lndole, seg1n el reglamento VICENTE.
La respectable eas nuestro amigo el Sr.
Ludwig Duplace, ha ecibido un teieglama de
Cabo Haitiano, anuclandole haberse varado en-
aquel puerto el vapor Manuela, sucsso que Ia
mentamos mucho. FL yapor Avszss de la mismaf
smpresa de Herrera ha salfdo hoy medic dia
del puerto de esta Capital para el lugar del su-
ceso, con objeto de tomar la correspondence,
pasaje carga del Mamuela rendir el intinera.
no de este hasta la Habana. Con tai motive
queda provisionamente interrumpido Ell dtil SER
vicie que el AVsles viene prestando en- la costa
de Puerto Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

Hemos sabldo CON sentlmiento que se en-
cuentra enfermo de CANA, nuestro apreciable
amigo el Sr. D. Joaquin Cortss segundo Jefe de
Marina, deseando que Sc restablezcs pronto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

En- ell tren de la mailana de hoy ha represa-
do Arecibo nuestro distinguido amigo don Ri
csrdo Tudela, captain de aquel puerto, que per-
maneci6 ocupando 81 mismo destino en- esta
Capital durante 10 ausencia del tambien amigo
nuestro senor don Darfo Laguna
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

Ha regresado va Eompaffa del battalion
de Colon que fue antes de aver & Arecibo acom
pahando s. q. Ell Ct bernador General. El In
eendio de Ia invlcta villa fue totalmente extin-
guido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

VAPORES que 80 esperan: El esp. Gran
AntilIa llegara este puerto procedente de BARGE
Iona escala, fines del preserte mes. El esp.
Alfonso XIII sali6 de la Coru6a Ell 2l del CO.
rrlente en- viaje para esta. El ingl9s Ceatars6n,
sali6 de Nueva York el % del corriente CON des-
tino esta Isla. FL esp. Ramon de LarrsnagG
llegara de un momento otro, procedente de
Liverpool. Ri esp. Ramon de Herrera llegarz del
20 al 80 del corrients de la Habana escalas,
siguiendo viaie para St. Thomas. El esp Rata
sali6 el 20 del corriente del puerto de Liverpool
con destino este
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

La aSociedad Benehcs de Massachusetts
ofrece sus asegurados de vida 10 siguiente:
l,s A los diez anos en- cualauier epcca poste
rior, pusde el asegurado suspender el pago de sus
cuotas aplicando para clio el 80 por lOO de sus
contribuciones al Fondo de Reserva, siempre que
CON 80 dias de anticipaclsn de el correspondence
aviso. 70 A los Is anos 6 en- cualquier epocs
posterior, puede liquidar su p6lza reciblendo por
ella EN- EFECTIVO, primero el 80 por 100 de
sus contribuciones al Fondo de Reserva Sc
gundo la parte que prolata le corresponds de
las acumulaciones formrda de los Inteteses de
ess fondo, mas por la cancellation de p6lizas &
consecuencia va sea de falta de pago va de La
muerts de asegurados Aunque toda compafifa
de seguros le es impossible pre6jar cual sera Ia
ganancia del Fondo de Reserva, la experiences
Indica que Ia distribution que de 9l Sc hace
prorata entire los miembros supervivientes al ter
mino de Is amos es una cantidad considerable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

Ricardo FeiaI dou Rsthsn assafes don Eiizs 30
dtigues, don Sebastian Davila, don Jose B. SAM
chez, don Anselmo Montahez, don Manuel Oil
vo don Justo Cruz, doha Asunci6n Gonzalez,
doha Asunci6n Alcea doha Micaela Morales.
Tras larga psnosa enfermedad falleci6
en- esta Capital aver tarde, Ia que en- vida
fuG dona Marcelina Garcia de Delgado, dig
ma esposa del regents de Ia Imprenta militar,
don Eusebio N. Delgado. lDesoanse en- PAIL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28

Atm cuando en- concrete hemos dado & conocer
va las noticias llegadas esta redacci6n que Sc
referen la sensible catastrofe de Arecibo pu-
blicamos una carta de nuestro activo correspon-
sal de aquella villa que amplia los que "a como
cen nuestros lectores trae algunos detalles in
teresantes. Dice as{ Ia carta dc referencia:
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1893-10-28
Horrible Railroad Accident.

The most horrible railway holo-
caust of recent times occurred at
Battle Creek, Mich, Oct. Goth. A
special train returning from the
Worlds Fair colIided with the regu-
lar Pacific express westbound. The
engineer Of the special had positive
orders to side track for the express
at a siding mile east of the city.
He ignored orders, and 600 feet be-
yound the side track he met the
express train at full speed. The two
trains collided and twenty-six pas
sengers were killed outright. The
ears caught fire and a number of
imprisoned victims were slowly
roasted to death The most pathetic
and agonizing scene was the burn
ing of a lady passenger who sat by
the window, pinned in the tele
scoped car, while strong men armed
with axes sought to extricate her,
but all in vair, and as the heroic
workers wept, with her lips moving
in silent prayer, the flames encircled
the helpless woman, and while she
fought wildly to keep them from
her face, she calmly told her name
and left messages Of love for her
husband. whose fate was unknown
to the dying wife, but who was then
lying mangled mass of humanity
Through their tears the spectators
saw the flames sweep around her
face, so impressive in its calmness
Of christian resignation. Her hair
caught fire and burned wildly for
a moment, then, as she inhaled the
flames. her head dropped, and with
out a cry the soul of a martyr
passed into eternity. An hour later,
the husband, to whom the wife left
a loving message, Joined her in the
spirit world.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1893-10-28
Two Renegadea, Carlisle and voorhees,

The most perhdious page in our
political history-black er than that
which records the underground
treachery TO the union Of the clos
ing days of Buchanan's admins
tration-is this one which records
tire attempt Of Cleveland, Carlisle.
Wilson, Voorhees, and their obedi-
ent following In congress to assas-
sinate the cause OF bimetallism and
silver coinage. which every man Of
them was publicly pledged in the
most solemn manner to defend.
History will cherish with pecu-
lial purgent disdain the names of
John e. Carlisle and Daniel W.
VOORHEES, as the arch-betrayers Of
the silver cause.
These two men, more than any
others of their party had stood forth
time and time again to denounce
the single gold standard plot against
the prosperity Of their country.
They had branded the infamy OF
the act of 1873 in words that seemed
hot enough to blister the pages OF
the Congressional Record on which
they were printed. They had
spoken of the great crime against
silver and the plundering Of the
people by the associated usurers
of the world in terms that were so
scathing and scorching that they
have burned themselves into the
minds Of all who heard them.
And these are the two men who
are now. closeted in daily confer
ences to devise ways and means for
stabbing the silver cause to death
and fastening the milestone of the
gold standard around the neck Of
the American people, and throwing
them, thus weighted down, into the
sea Of contraction, where the bond
holding sharks are waiting to de-
YOUR them
These two men deserve eternal
remembrance as the twin Bendict
Arnolds of bimetullism-Carlisle
and Voorhees.-N. Y. Recorder.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1893-10-28

To THE IDAHO FORWARDING COMPANY, a cor
poration, and 10 Its successors, grantees
and ASST ns:
You are hereby notified that the under
signed company has expended 800, tO-wit:
500 during and for each OF the years 1889
to 1882, inclusive, in labor and improve
ments upon the
MINERVA
lode mining claim in Mineral Hill mining
district Altnras county Idaho, in order -
hold said premises under the provisions Of
section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United
States being the amounts required to hold
the same during ond for said calendar
years. respectively, and ii, within ninety
days from and after the expiration of the
publication OF this notice, which will be
published for ninety days, you fail or re-
fuse TO contribute your proportion Of such
expenditure As aco-owner, towit: the sum
of sl2 80 for each of said four years, equiv.
aleut to the amount of $50 for all said
years your interest in said clair, will De
forfeited to and become the property Of the
undersigned, under and by virtue oi said
section 1924.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
TRIUMPH MINING COMPANY.
By c. L. RooD, Secretary.
First publication, March ., 1899.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1893-10-28
SILVER, III; LEAD, $40.
Look On This Picture, Then On
This and Ponder.

Tough outlook for q winter grub
stake! That's all there's in it, at
best. But there's going to be many
q hungry man, many a sad faced.
sick-hearted woman, with helpless,
shivering, appealing dear ones, the
coming long and dreary winter be-
cause of these quotations; and it
may be that 1.-The worst is not yet"
The final result or outcome is one
of those things that no one can
foretell. No fellow can find out.
"Where are we at?" is liable TO be
the query for an indefinite period.
AS the old Baptist exhorter put it.
I've are in the hands of the philiS-
tians, and may the Lord have mercy
on US" 1t isn't only the actual
silver and lead producer and opera
tor, the miner, and mill man, and
smelter man. 1t is all hands OF us,
entire communities. We are all in
the same box, and the worst of it
is we see no way out. No place to
60 to better our condition. It's the
same everywhere, in every line Of
business, in every occupation in
the land; and it's because Of those
same aforesaid quotations. That
has been demonstrated and illus
trated and reasoned down to q pos
tive, unquestionable certainty. Sill
yer is the thermometer that shows
the condition of the people in all
times-"time to which the memory
of man runneth not to the contra
nv" shows when they were pros
porous and happy or poor and de-
pressed. When at its highest value
all had most of the good things Of
life, everybody, everywhere. Why
will they not see il? Why will
bright, intelligent men, great men,
conscientious, well-meaning men,
statesmen and scholars blindly ig-
more the truth and sternly and per-
sistently combat the most stubborn
facts of all times?
1t certainly is the great mystery
Of this age. 1t is just as this text
IS. just as these quotations are,
SIMPLY HE'LL !.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1893-10-28
NO COMPROMISE.
Cleve1and's Cuckoos Chirp to the
White House Clock.

The gloom of defeat was appar-
ent among the friends of silver in
the House Monday. when within
six votes of securing the necessary
democratic majority for the passage
of the compromise bill, President
Cleveland caused it to be announc-
ed that he was unalterably opposed
10 any measure of compromise, and
by SO doing called off the admins
tration democrats who had signed
their name to the pledge and de-
stroyed all chances for its substl-
tuition for the VOORHEES, repeal bill.
Mr.. Cleveland followed his uiti-
matum with vigorous expressions OF
condemnation, which were prompt
" carried to the Senate with the
desired result. 1t infused +. a re-
newed spirit into the administration
democrats to fight until they wore
out the friends of silver.
Because Mr.. Cleveland has re-
fused TO consent 10 any recognition
of silver, the silver men will make
more desperate fight than ever to
win the battle.
Senator Dubois. the leader Of the
silver forces, is in the lhickest of
the fight, urging his colleagues on
to victory. He says that the silver
republicans will remain loyal to the
cause if even half dozen demo-
Gratis remain firm.
LATEST NEWS.
The Southern democracy have
deserted the silver men and the
fight has ended, giving victory to
Cleveland and his hired repealers.
Tuesdays session marked the cow
ardly surrender of the silver sena-
tors from south Of Mason and Dix
on's line, who only the day before
appealed to high Heaven to witness
the purity of their motives in dying
in the ditch against the struggle of
unconditional repeal.
At II 80 Tuesday morning Sen
ator Harris, vino had promised
faithful allegiance to the silver
cause by leading democratic fill
clustering against the consumma-
ton of the administration policy,
called upon Senator Dubois an hour
lator-after the report of Senator
Hill's speech in Brooklyn threaten
ing a cloture had reached the Sen
ate-and told him in behalf of
himself and associates that the
pressure from his own party was
too strong to enable him and his
friends from the south TO carry out
the programme upon which they
had agreed; that therefore they
would have TO decline TO assist in
any tiilibusterlng movement.
Senator Dubois promptly replied
that this ended the fight Thus de-
serted by the south. silver goes
down under the administration
club.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1893-10-28
Instructed to Boycott.

1t has been charged that Grover
has given his appointees instruc-
lions to boycott all papers that do
not uphold his great administration
of misrule, and we are somewhat
inclined to believe that charge is
true, having some little evidence to
sustain that belief. Growers APP
pointees, however, instead of silenc-
ing the press the least bit, will be
the means of adding another black
spot TO the already black record OF
the present administration. One
certain appointee received aid from
the World in more ways than one
in securing his appointment, and
even if the World had not assisted
him we didn't think he would have
said "stop my paper without in
structions to that effect from head
quarters. 1t is rot hardly possible
that he would thus. exhibit such
utter ingratitude toward a friend
who assisted him, without some
maladministration influence being
brought to bear upon him. We
would not mention this little mat
ter but for the fact that it furnishes
what appears to be some evidence
of the truthfulness Of the charge
that the small calibred individual
who fills the chair of President,
fills it only in a physical sense
Idaho World.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1893-10-28

"WHEN clouds appear, wise men
put on their cloaks." The populist
clouds that are gathering in the
political skies ars causing the willy
old party politicians to scamper for
their cloaks; but the well-worn gar
ments of hypocrisy will protect
them no longer from the storm of a
suffering peoples wrath that threat
ems 10 burst over the heads of these
lying politicians. The Cleveland
party with its republican support
ers, as Senator Vance Of North Car
DINA has said, will soon be moth
ing but Wall street and smell OF
birthstone.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1893-10-28

The District of Columbia has
the largest death rate from con-
sumption of any part of the United
States. Over IS per cent of the
deaths are from this cause alone.
The fact has often puzzled the
physicians, who have finally settled
down TO the conclusion that the
crowding of government clerks into
buildings often insutiieiently light
ed, warmed and ventilated, has
something to do with the prevalence
Of the disease.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1893-10-28

was applied vigorously and their
victims left in an insensible condi-
ton. Such acts Of brutal violence
is revolving when committed by
men, but when women so far forget
their station in life as to place
themselves on a level with rough
and lawless men they disgrace the
fair name Of woman.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1893-10-28
The w. G.. L. U. woman has APP

The w. G. L. U. woman has ap-
peared in new role. judging from
the recent whitccap affair in Osceola.
Lectures on social purity seem to
have fallen on deaf ears, So the wom-
EN- of this Christian Union, whose
mission is to extend hand to the
falling, and help to lift up the fallen,
took the initiative step Of their
brothers to rectlfy the nlisdoings OF
the community by the lash, and
started out on raid upon the frail
members Of their sex. The whip
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1893-10-28

What authority have the daily
papers to speak for the working
classes? When they declare that
the working people want the Sher-
man law repealed unconditionally,
they simply lie. OF all the ex-
changes that come to our table pub
lished in the interests Of labor there
is not one that does not demand in
clarion tones free coinage or green
back issue of currency. Let the
daily press speak for the money
power, which owns them. But they
have no right to speak as one hav-
ing authority for the working and
producing ciasses.-Lancester Pa)
Labor Leader.