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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23
A DIESTRO Y SINIESTRO

El Excelentisimo senor don Gregorio
Ledesma, Marques de Arecibo. presi-
dente de la sociedad de Agricultores.
personalidad importante del bando in
Conditional, explica en- un extenso ar
tfculo las catsos de Ia disidencia
Yease como alude Ia excomupi6n
que oil sinedrio fulminara contra Men
dizabal y SaDtisteban.
"Protestamos con toda Ia energia dc
nuestras almas, contra. .ese furioso Y fie-
70 arranque, mezcla de despecho So
berbia, y seHal evidente dc debilidad.
le que tan audaz tcstimonio han dado
el jefe y secretarlo de la grey incondi-
cional. engreidos autocratas, uno y otro,
que trueque de imponer su omnimoda
voluntad, y mantener en- vergonzosa hu-
millacion cuantos con ellos no comul-
gan, no han vacilado en- consnmar el
mayor mas censurable dc los atrope-
los"
"Pues, 81, senior don Gregorio,
Tiene usted mucha raz6n:
ESQ mismo que usted dice,
ESQ mismo digo yo."
El Marques sabe maneiar 81 martillo
pega sobre el yunque unos golpazos
que sonaran en Santurce como el eco
de las apocalipticas trompetas.
Dido, pues:
Isl MendizabaI y SantistGban son
fustigados y escarnecidos, por haber
creido, con Ia buena fe que a otros falta.
x
chable, traducian con mas acierto que
los adoradores del Dios Exito, Ia religion
que les sirve de gufa, en- sus generosas y
desinteresadas aspiraciones. SQue castigo
habra de imPoner los que barrenan
pisotean con sin igual cinismo la Ley
de que Sc llaman guardadores y deposi-
tarios ?"
lCastigo 7 BAH Les impondran
el castigo dc seguir oprimiendo ex-
primiendo al pals el castigo de seguir
medrando costa de sus propios secua-
ces el castigo de ejercer ell cacica2go
aunqae Sc opongan Mendizabal Y San
tisteban Valdes y Ledesma.
Castigo despues del cual,
Con gabelas y tributos,
Seran dnenos absolutos
Del campo Unconditional
Tarde viene observar don Gregorlo
10 que pasa en- torno suyo.
Solo asf Sc explica one envfe q la
prensa observaciones semejantes esta
observation. que Sc dirige a Ubarri y q
Villamil
Cuando en- medic de tantos desas-
tres como hacinais, solo vemos que la
maldita vauIdad y el satanico orgullo
son los reguladores de la politica mez-
quina y personal que acariciais, y que
fatalrnente nos conduce al abismo, GUAM
do esto sucede tque juicio habremos de
formar dc csc decantado patriotismo,
con que, para ofuscarnos, ensordeceis a
diario nuestros oidosT
Y usted, que esta en- 81 ajo, senior
Marques do Arecibo; usted que conoce
4 fondo. desde 1870. los resortes secre-
tos de NJ p0ittica mezqti5aa y personal;
usted pregunta por 81 patriotismo con
que Sc ensordece q diario nuestr0s oSd0sS
Pues csc patriotismo, desde 81 Mar
qu6s de la Esperanza hasta nuestros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23
iIMPORTANTEl

Una sonora de excelentes condi-
clones, practica en- toda class de
costuras y habil para Il Guido de
enfermos y gobierno dc una casa
desea obtener una colocaci6n
Para informcs, dirigirse & IL I'll
lie dc Ia Salud n 8. I9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23
ELLA

Ella tiene en- sus labios encarnados
todo un rnundo de amor dc poesla.
en- sus ojos, hermosos ras0ados,
todo ell fuego del sol del mediodla.
Su voz es dulce, arm6uica, veIleuente,
mas 81 sus labios la passion Nsoma,
es & veces el eco del torrsnte
q arrullo gemidor de la paloma.
Yo Ia veo en- mis- sueflos de poeta
revolotear cual leve mariposa,
sencilla cual la tfmida violeta
que en- oil vale Sc oculta pudorosa.
Z es ella mi ilosion y mi tormento, t
inspiration primera de mi alma,
Ia que presta haas luz al pensamiento
vuelve al pecho Ia perdaa calma.
Mariana AbriE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23
Los MAS AFANApos MnDroos Rrooso.srl

m6ritos de Ia Emulsion de Scott
Arecib0, Puerto Rico. Abrfl 10 IaR7
81 liz experlencia de agun0s przctica nkdica
de vaTnieto, nade que an el 3u
de asevernciones enaitar ana crr
nedicamento he usad0 R fg
cuencs ne refero Ia EaiuLsroN De Gcorx Ia perEaeen
nren de los caponentee el agranble saor due
menfFAs est1 ernpTRarfo = nf~N
oo nportanea indicaciones rn6dicAs LENA so5 Wa
rsej9r mas safsura gnrantia. M
Por ras6u aun las enformeAdan al ,sarae~ irn
rabies IL tas las caauexan escr6flas lMa
10 las nuseres en loa nioa arsa serie Que asra
prollio nuAfaneaa opera paNr
miaros que los enferrnos que p0r dscira 80 - hl,
puertas d. Ia nareFts, transfarnan nsosn nass
rienao fuerxA8s rcuSteg ssina n sa M
Lsbra. acreita cada da la inseia de IA fana al T.
Dsuao crito 90 que tAn n rreparAcAn gca spdu al
fnundo-
Doctor Rafael dsl TaN<
M6aico ituAr 2amadna Martina IL Arv, ya ~
col Coaendador De Ia Real distngoda orden Asxinna
de Isabel "A Cetoca Dc = esEaoa de- CNros Ill IA IA e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23
EN CUAREsMA

como FtEIkaTOu, AkSAEGS8
CON las costumbres paganas
n1sicas de monocordios,
de liras, sistrOs y hautas,
rima, en- concepto sublime,
con nuestra Iglesia cristiana,
Ell 6rgano polif6nico
con sus Glen trompas sRRradas.
En- las arabes mezquitas
4 mis- oidos gustara
escuchar Ia castanuela,
el pandero y la guitarra;
en- la iglesia protestante,
nn concerto en- que vibraran-
rizados acordaones
armoniuns de notas larga4
en- lag pagodas egipcias,
con hor de Lotto adornadas,
golpes de bonsbo sonando
en- las criptas solitarias
del pant6ismo en- las selvae,
las orquestas regaladas
de gotas, trinos vientos.
en- fuentes, nidos ramas.
Y en- el palacio do Venus,
donde el amor tiene ell ara.
me gusta escuchar los besoa,
al son de risas danzas.
Eclectico en- religiones,
el arte, ell todas, me ngradn:
mas prehero Ia de Cristo,
pues son mi palio sus alas
Salomon riIna su sombrR
sus estrofas perfumadsa,
la lamenta Jeremfas,
y David la elogia y canta.
Sonada por los profetas
en- sus horas inspiradas.
con estrellas por heraldos
cuenta al mundo su lleeada.
Reyes de Oriente la escoltan,
la acoje la TERRA Santa,
Y ell Jordan, fresco v riente
Ia bautizR con sus agnRs.
Ell arte 10 erije temples
y hace de la piedra brava
surgir columnas v ojivas,
ARGOS, rotondas aras,
La indumentaria le cine
sus cendales do hebras atreas,
Y Ia luz en- sus misterios
cnelga sus bellas aranas.
Ell color le da pinturas,
la Inca c1pulas atlas,
la pedreria sus brillos,
v oil duro bronco campanas.
Su instituci6n prodigiosa
tisne por ibro Las almas.
es su luna ell disco leve
De la hostia divina y hlanca.
De un anarquismo sublime
ella pradica las nAximas,
aspira & hacer una solA
de las familias humanas.
San Juan en- su Apocalipsis
Ia ve pura Y la ve santa,
Y San Agustfn severe
le da su cisncia preclara.
Sobre pilares sublimas
de fe, de amor v esperanxa.
inconmovible Sc asienta
al temple que Cristo gnarda.
;Feliz quien con ell armiho
dol blanco cisne en- el alma,
pueda, la mano extendienda.
lamar 4 sus puertas sacras,
ALA on la vida del clauatro
reoogids y solitaria,
pulsar las mfsticaa cuerdas
que dos le puso en- el alrnn
70, cual las trist5s mujeree.
que en- Jerusalem lloraban,
sobre mis- mfseras culpas
vierto Ia hisl de mis- lagrirnas
~, ain llegar In pnerta,
oigo, postrado, cuA pasa
Dios fulgurando en- Ia trcnba
que Zero el 6rgano lanza
Salvador Rued
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23
RECORT .

Tmpacientarse es querer 10 que 40 - tiene 3
70 euerer 10 que ae pos6e. FtsafS0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23

dlas pasando por SAM. Pul;do. Dae.
pulois, La Portilla Daban, Ruiz Dams
Y Lasso, csc patriotismo es la farsa
miserable con que Sc alncina < los can
dldos y Sc recogen las brevas del pre-
supuesto.
~ slstena nadie engafa.
Por mucho que Sc disfrace:
cuando este Sc desenlace.
quedara perfectamente probado que ese
patr1otlsmo es Ell aspid mas venenoso que
muerden en- Borfnquen 81 seno de Is
pana.
contin1a la flpica. con sus tonos
terrbes y sus dejos amargos.
I'll evangellsta de Arecibo sube 4 Ia
tripode, empuna la sonante bocina, =
dirigiendo sus ap6strofes 4 Cangreios,
exclama:
Las manifestaciones de la inteligen-
cia. 81 no sc ajustan q los moldes que os
habeis trazado, os ofcnden mnlestan j;
las expansiones del corazon, os mortifi-
can y desagradan: enemigos de Ia luz,
queFeis vivir y hacernos vegetar en- me-
do de las tinieblas
Vuestra demoledora labor es tan com
pleta, que habeis arrancado de cuaio.
hasta dividirlo en- menudos trozos. eli
arbol frondoso del incondicionalismo.
Arbol, es cierto, arbol de Nancy 4 Gu
va sombra viven las mayorfas artifcia-
les del Conde paralitico.
Arbol que conserva So vigor, gracias
al abono de las aduanas, el gobierno,
J La diputacion, los municipios
Arbol que 50 levantara en- estas lati-
tudes mientras queden colonos que ex-
plotar Y mendrugos que recoger.
Arbol que sera destruido por el fue-
60 de Ia libertad y por ell hacha demo-
fedora de Ia revolucIon.
El marques de Arecibo sus adIate-
res son impotentes para derribarlo nj
siquiera lograran conmoverlo.
Es in1til el ardid,
Aunque su ruina predices
Arecibeno adalid,
El arbol tiene raices
En- Madrid.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23
BAsTONES

Los que vendiera don Isidoro
Uriarte en- la Farnacia de los sefio-
res Arrillaga i c., ahora los vende
en- Ell estabIecixniento del senior Alsl-
na, Plaza de Las Delicfas. 7-l3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23

Los tontoa se admiran de que I'M hcmbre d.
talento no sea IN brute para sua intereses
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23
Venta de una hacienda
DE CAFE

por encontrurse su dueno delcado de salud,
ss vende una en- ID Jurisdiction de Gales, com
puesta dc 253 cuerdas de extension: l4o cuer-
das, pr6ximamente, incadas, de las enales hay
en production 90, que nm afo con otro dam 400
ouinta.les de Cafe. Tiene, adenas, mucho ca
cao sembrado, plStanos, excelentes pastos cer-
cados de alambre, bueDa maquinaria Y nlagni-
gcos establecimient0s con tuberias para con-
ducir las aguas.
Eel que Ia intereso puede dirigir sus PROPOSE
Clones su dueno don J. L. Lafaye, en- 81 pa
rio de Caltos
Mario l6 de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23

FL que busca Ia gloria por medic de Ia virtus
no pide sino 10 que SO merece
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23

Examen de Historic:
Olga usted, joven, gen que hecho hist6rico
de los que usted eonoce le gustarfa hahsr
intervenidoY
En- Ell rapto de las sabinas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23

In paciencia . d arte Dc esperar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23
SacalambO
(QUITA DOLOR1

Este especffco indio esta dando los meJores
resultados en- las enfevmedades siguientes
Reconnaissance articular, nepralgaas, oosor oe
muelae. onernaduras para los casoa gripales
no tene rival
In forna de usarlo va envuelta en- IA bofolia'
Los pedidos Sc dirigirdu 4 los 1nicos agentes
dapoaitarios los senornB AZ. Ghard6n ~ IT,
Plaza do las nelicias n1mero l0.
Ponce, Mario IT'S de 1885, DsnHetr10 Fag-
o.se~ SIN.
FELIX CAMBIRkL.EN
Ren0rfidax a. pxogtanos, ntlifaf'eS h0-
4.sc eselfus. W QEtf af fE4fb3se.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23

S. anieres efitar u aonst lpado
lisa da Gateik "a Alcobolado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23
ALMACEl DE nISICA L LIBRERIA
DE OLYMPIC OTERO
roNcx
aECIBIDos UITIafA.aLEaIE

FoNcE
aEoIBIDos ulTrGAaEENTE
Terminada va h tirada dol GRAN
CATAI.oa0 GENEs So enviara gra-
lis ? franco de pore u que y soli-
cite
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23
GUAYANILLA

JOSE CASUELA GEIGEL.--Flaza prin-
cipal--Colmado II Ol,apo.
0RLANDO LAvERGNE.- Comisionista.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23

Tambisn hemos tenido el gusto de YER on
esta redacci6n nuestros excclentes amigos los
sefores don 0avaldo Mu1oz, agente de LA De
MoCRACIA en- Gnayana, don Pablo Herman
dex, que le sucede on el cargo, va que ell senior
Mufioz SO ausonta de Ia referida locatidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23

quedara perfectamente probado que ese
patr1otlsmo es el aspid mas venenoso que
muerden en- Borfnquen 81 seno de Is
pana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-23

los axe deseen fguraf eb ssta seUci0r, nboitarda
SD cfrs megtsmalee, siempre que $40 anaici0 a0 pa
81 DE TREs LINfks; " erceso Sc fag0rd proper
cidNa1Bsea&e.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-28
NEYADA'S HOPE.

Nevada is ia desperate straits.
Silver mining seems to be practie>
ally thing Of the past, and pov-
erty win soon drive many nliders
AMI their families from the State. In
view of these facts it is certain that
attention will be turned TO irrig alton
and agriculture. Among the various
practical irrigation systems which
can be inaugurated none offer more
inviting fields for Investment than
the Truckee.
The water is here ard flows to
waste. The lands are lying Dorth of
Reno and produce nothing but sage
brush and coyotes. Given ditch
and system of storage reservoirs
and three thousand valuable farms
would be settled and improved in a
single season. There would be a
rush Of immigration, Reno has al
ways been supposed TO be the
home of great many wealthy and
enterprising men, yet up to
the present time there has been
more talk than business in
regard to high line ditch. Des-
peratiou will now force the people
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-28
Bargains! Bargains!

Great reductions. E. B. Rail is
selling goods at wonderfully low
prices. Go and see the largest stock
Of 90, DIS in the State Get set OF
the finest knives in the world, made
by the Clauss hear Co. Scissors and
Razors, Rodgers plated ware, Roch-
ester lamps in every style, China and
crockery ware, hardware, stoves and
ranges, agricultural implements, wag-
ons, huggies, etc. Eve ything you can
think of. Doors and windows
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-28

to action. We lo'k to see new
impetus given to the question this
Summer. Truckee IS indirectly in
terested, as nothing can be done in
the matter without making lively
times in this part of the country
Wake up, gentlemen of Nevada and
go to work Salt Lake Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-28
BentOn's. Linlmep ;.

Which has been used in Carson for
over twenty-five years, has saved
many an ache and pain to those who
know it 1t Is really intended for
horses but works with the same mag
ical effect on the human. 1t is a
powerful remedy and for rheumatism
; is the king of the world. Aches
knocked out in short order. No
horseman should be without bot
tie. n6tf
Benton L.niment for sale at ali
drug stores.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-28
ASSEMBLY BILL 80.

Assembly bill SO. which provides
that the Sheriffs and County Clerks
of counties shall supervise the legal
advertising, commits itself to a series
Of false stat,-erts and Inconsistencies
In the first place it says it passed the
Assembly by one vote. After long
discussion there were but four votes
against it.
When it tells Of the autocratic
powers given the officials it assumes
that every Sheriff and County Clerk
in the State is scoundrel and black
mailer.
The law has been in operation in
Inaiana, Illinois, New York California
and several other States in the Union
for years and there has never been
the slightest complaint against it.
To see a still more glowing incon-
sistency one has but to glance at the
columns of the Chronicle and see the
bill in practical operation. The
legal notices in the Chronicle are
signed "W. b. Tully clerk, or
James Quirk Sheriff
Since matters are being managed
in Storey exactly as they would con-
tinue to be if the bill became law the
Chronicle, in whose columns this plan
is in such successful operation, is
the loudest opponent.
The Bill is to place the responsible
ity of the work with some competent
officer whose duty it shall be to at
tend to it. Now il is nobadys b ISL
ness an half the legal notices are
not advertised as the Law requires.
In many counties the lawyers have
usurped IN authority not given them
BY law and they invariably use 1t to
cut down the legal rates, and the
press los 5 the difference between he
lawyers rates aud the legal rates
waich 81 iato the pockets Of the
shyster, and il IS the SINISTER lawyers
who are behind TIE papers now fight
ing the bill.
The bill vii take the press out Of
the clutches of the sHysters and give
paper legal rates. Mt single
argument his ever beer brought
against the bill which Will hold water.
\ law which has prevailed for
years in nearly all the States If the
Union can safely be tried here
The Chronicle says
The Constitution OF Nevada pro-
hibits all special legislation, T It
the Boston bill IS speeial legislation
of the worst character needs no Law
yer to 50 determine.
Now two years ago the Enterprise
and Chronicle lobh,ed bill through
the Legislature which prevented the
Comstock mining delinquent sales
from being printed IN any paper
outside of Storey county. Since
then they have charged four times
the rates which other State papers
charge.
It was rank piece Of special leg
islation for those two journals, and
the stockholders Of mines have to
pay for 1t.
1t is proposed to do away with this
by bill which viii allow, any paper
in Nevada to publish the sales and |
break the monopoly established by |
that piece of special legislation, from
which the Chronicle reaps the sole
benefit.
1t will go along with the rest of
the mining reforms and economies
now talked Of. The Chronicle ought !
to give its hearty support T. the re-
peal If tbs specill legislation now on
the Statute books, as It has just de-
clsred such legislation uncopstitu
1;oDol
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-28
Dissoution of Copartnership-

Notice IS hereby given that Lee
Stun, Lee Cow. TUT Lemc, TUT Ben
and Lee Qui, under the firm name of
Chew kee, was. on the 2eth day Of
November. 1892, dissolved by mutsal
consent, and The business viii here
after be con ucted By Lee Qui, Who
will he responsible only for debts
contracted by himself
Signed:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-28
Four Dollars.

A new line of most durable calf
CATERS for gentlemen, at Olcnvich
Bros, marked down to 81 for one
week. Don't miss this sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-28
Notice to Creditors.

Estate CT John Bland, deceGLed. Not
ice is hereby given by the unde'sig ned,
Administrator of the Estate OF John
Bland, deceased, to the creditors Of, and
all persons having claims against. the
said deceased, to e, hibit them, with the
necessary vouche s, within three months
after the first publication OF this notice,
to the said John G. Ellis, IN Carson City.
Ormsby County, Nevada.
Lated Feb. 8. 1893.
JIG. ELLIS,
Administrator OF the Estate of jon N
Bland, Deceased
James r. Judge,
Attorney for Estate.
The sun., 1893-02-05
4 DRCMMER As CUPID,
He Lays His Samples Aside and Carries Out
Highly Romantic Mission.
frYn hs Ga'Seston Daily Nrr..


HOLLY SpnINGs. Miss. Jan. pa young
drummer from Holly Springs. who travels for
n, san Antonio housr. and whose territory lies
story o: how he helped 10 make Sir. Robert
Peel of Kyle. Tex; hapry hy Uniting him with
hs % Mss ha5rS Meyers Of egnn
lovers quarrel.
~ was fittinr IN my room in !. small Texas
whom had not sen tor some time. burst ex.
ctedly In and without giving amy eXplana-
ton. told me me to r racE my trans saw from his
cuse. and. ns would do anything for him. / Mt
once got my things together and set out with
n soon as IT had started lie puloi a telegram
rom his poe !;ct and showed Il to me. 1t read |:
weAnesiay mi:ht. stil! love YOU " Sa~eme 'roeS
The message was siEne! carrie Meyers.
asked Alr; Peel for some explanation. and he
long been in love with each otherand were en-
GaSed , to he married, when lovers quarrel
soon after our quarrel he continued she
promised to marry nnothnr man. and their
wedding is TO o"rur Tonight. Just received
to try and stop tho wedding. | want to marry
her myself. ait showing that would be-
bTesroom ., s thought had Better 0 eet soma
This explanation was satisfactory, and 1
sweethearts We only arrived in seeniu & nm mn
hour before the ceremony was to take place,
/
WAS cordially received by her father and soon
had an opportunity Of seeing Miss Meyers /
told her % Mr., reel's presence In the town,
and his wish TO marry her at once With
woman = ready wit she instructed me to bring
him to the summer houss In hcr yard at once
and she would meet US there.
II found the inratient lover as quickly AZ
posri"is, and. hIrins u carriage. we wers soon
on tao apln,ini, sput Miss Meyers met us as
she prom Ised she would. and we three al once
got into the carriage and drove to q hotel.
magistrate was secured. and the lovers were
soon united in the bonds Of matrimony. After
the ceremony had been performed we caught
II train and left Seguin.
Tho grentest confusion reigned in the
house whom Miss Meyprss aLsencs was dis
covered. Her father knew OF her love for Mr.
Peel. and thought, whrn he found ont that she
was missing. that she had ended her life
rather Than mary another man. lie finally
learned thr truth. and, as tha preacher who
had been engaged to reiorm the rites which
hud been so Unexpectedly broken Off by the
absence of the expected bride interceded for
the runaway couple he forgave them.
The wouid-be bridegroom was also
brought to lend his forgiveness to his missing
sweetheart. and q marriage feast WAS turned
into a banquet. The day after the marriage
was "a have been performed. the disappointed
bridegroom met Mr.. Peel and his bride at the
town In which they were stopping and mag
unanimously fovgavo them"
The sun., 1893-02-05
The appropristions had been authorized In the

The appropriations had been authorized In the
previous session, and the contracts made IL
the money. IL. could not do otherwise without
sStnltifyins i,seli. In the last session. when the
Soo carried 6y the Bill Yet the he House s ed passed
lures. The Senate Increased The S amount fr from
$2l.O00OUo to, nearly S24.OUOO0U. and tho
said the mount really was s4GO0N.0Qo. Forty
million dollars are already accounted for and
The last great fight In the Committee OF the
Whole was when the section making appro-
Fcs oesed
isit left John 1 Daysnport ave high and dry; SO far as
They raised points Of order and flooded tho
The bounding Boutelle took the carpet and
harassed Mr.. Fitch Tor some time. but the New
heba anr held hs own and out with
The appeal gave Mr.. Ray Of New York an op:
impatient The. other New York members
patience. and the House. PASSED y the n'f Fitch Itch
amendment
The Committee then rose and reported back
to the House the bill rs amended. Separate
votes Were taken on three Of the amend IN ents.
The first was on the Fitch amendment. Ii was
lican voted in the affirmative. and the only
democrats voting in the negative were Mr..
sctts. and Mr. Miller OF Wisconsin Jerry
simpson and Mr.. Otis OF Kansas also voted in
the negative.
A resolution recon hitting tho bill. with In
structions TO retain the three years provision
for ARTIFICIAL limbs and to increase the appro-
100 to l1S. Forty.six Democrats voted for it,
including the Watchdog. and 1lS against it,
voted against 1t when the bill was in Com nit
tee Of the Whole. They evidently did not like
to go on the record
As passed by- the House the bill carries over
S4O,UUO.OOO. 1t will carry more when 1t comes
back from the Senate. This body Invariably
increases and never reduces appropriation
bills. AMOS j. CUMMINts.