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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-25

The special committee or Palsms
water works were not resdy to re-
port.
Minister Damon said that the cues.
ton Of providing for more wster had
been discussed and the suggestion
was under consideration Of sending
Mr.. W. f. Rowell 10 Chicago to in
vestigate sewerage and the best
methods Of pumping, etc: it was the
intention to have full report on
these and kindred points for future
use. All Of the best methods would
be on view ST the worlds fair. and
perhaps Mr.. Thurston, who was sn
enthusiast on the water supply ques-
ton would be present 10 assist
him. The minister Of interior had
already ordered the artesian we'll at
Makki cleaned and As soon as It was
discovered whether or not there was
supply Of water there. an
estimate would be given by Mr.
Alex. Young fer pumping plant.
1t was the intention 10 locate the
pumping plant near the oarracSS IS
S central distributing station.
Attorney General Smith said that
the hslihi receiving station had
lately been short Of water.
Minister Damon ssid there was
plenty OF water but no head 4
windmill should be put in and. by
forcing the water into g tank, suffi-
cient force could be obtained.
Mr.. Brown explained that owing
to q very general violation of the
law regarding caps for srtesisn wells,
many of them Waikiki way and
were wasting as much
water IS was used. by allowing il 10
run into the sea. II the law was
enforced and the wells properly cap
ped the water supply could be
greatly conserved.
At ?. Y. the councils adjourned,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-25
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
4 Jealous Husband Shoots With
ont Giving ANY Warming.

In the district court Thursday
Naval. alias D. Naval Nawailou,
was committed for trial before the
circuit court, on 4 charge of assault
with & deadly weapon. On the
night Of the Sth inst, while in a
Jealous frame Of mind. he took q
shot ST his wife and wounded her.
He then fred twice at Ioela, a
hack driver.
The wife was in court yesterday
morning and appeared against
her husband. She stated that
she was At George Shaw's
place. near Kaumakapili church,
when the shooting took place.
Her husband stood at the door and
without making any remark, he
commenced to blaze away. She
stated that herself and Ioela were
not alone in 4 room, but on the
contrary several friends were pres
ent in the same apartment. Her
testimony was eorroborated by two
other witnesses.
The defendant was ordered to
put up $1,000 bail. c. ". Ashford
for the defense and An
tone Rosa assisted in prosecuting.
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FOR CAMERA FIENDS.
An International Exhibition to
be Held at Hamburg.

An International exhibition OF
amateur photography is to be held
in the gallery Of arts at Hamburg,
commencing on October 1st and
lasting throughout the month.
In order to have collections from
foreign countries the different con-
suls at Hamburg have placed their
services st the disposal Of the ex-
hibidon committee for the purpose
Of inducing participation in the
forthcoming exhibition by amateur
Photographic societies existing in
the countries represented by them.
The name Of Mr.. Edward F. Weber,
Hawaiian consul, appears on the
list Of consuls.
The purpose of the exhibition is
to educate and improve the exist
ing artistic taste Of the public and
10 create such & sense where it is
wholly absent.
For the benefit of members
of the local camera club z few
particulars are appended. One of
the qualifying conditions IS that
all pictures submitted must be
bona fde productions Of amateus.
All photographs should be sent in
as soon as possible. No exhibits
viii be received after September
1st."
Artistically engraved diplomas
and awards Of merit Will be given
as prizes, and in addition 4 num-
Der Of gifts. presented by friends of
photography, viii be awarded.
No restrictions whatsoever are
made as to dimensions, class or
and pictures submitted
for exhibition may be sent either
by amateur Photographic associa-
tons or by unattached amateurs.
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Another Local Hotel.

Mr.. Fireman.. late of Portland,
Oregon. has taken the old Patty
residence in Nuuanu avenue, and
transformed it into hotel, which
viii be known as the Portland. -
Mr.. Fireman. is well known in
Oregon as a caterer. The particu-
lars regarding the new house ap-
pear in an advertisement elsewhere
in this issue.
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Installation of Officers.


AT a regular meeting of Kohala
Ivy Lodge, No. OK. of p, held last
Saturday night, July 10, the follow
ing officers were duly installed for
the ensuing term, ending December
31st. 1898:
H. r. Bryant, P. c.
G P. Tulloch, c. c.
NJ. II. Perry, V. c.
]. ;. SmithieS, P.
W. P. McDougall, X. Of Il. X :. and
NJ. of f.
Il. II. Atkins, NJ. OF tx.
r. a. Lucas, NJ at A
I. heeven, l. G.
c. f. kempster, o. @.
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United States Minister Blount
paid visit to the flagship Boston
Thursday afternoon. He was re-
ceiFed with the honors due his
station. When he left the ship 2
salute Of fifteen guns wss fired
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Mr.. Wilder. for the special COM
nittes. asked for further time TO CON
slider the military bill referred TO
them. Granted.
Mr. Morgan asked Tor further time
for the special committee on books
and curi0s. Granted.
Mr.. Brown introduced q new act.
which he stated was ct the request Of
the merchants. TO amend the law re
Iating TO peddlers. On motion the
bill took the usual course and viii re
appear typewriter.
President Dole said that II the
executive council this morning the
matter OF the necessity OF publishing
the laws OF the Provisional govern
uent was brought up. He believed
the laws now amounted TO forty-one
OF I've These laws should be in
shape 20 IS to be Of practical use in
the hands Of the lawyers and mer-
chants, aId he thought 6 cheap edi-
ton should be printed. Acommittee
might be appointed to take the mat
ter II hand.
Attorney General Smith suggested
that. as the laws were small in num-
Der. Il would be IS well to publish
the English and Hawaiian versions
together in paper covers, with twenty
or more blgnk Leaves at the end.
where further laws as passed could
be pasted.
Mr.. Brown moved that 8 special
COMMITTEES be appointed to publish
the laws and revise the translation.
Mr.. Waterhouse moved 81 amend
ment thst the matter be referred to
the attorney general with power and
discretion to act. Carried
President Dole said that IN regard
to the commissioner appointed 70 90
10 Washington. Prof. ". D. AIexan-
der. he wished to state that some
provision would have to be made for
travelling and living expenses. as II
had been agreed that his salary
should remain intact
Attorney General Smith moved
that $500 be appropriated for the
purpose. Carried.
President Dole stated that the bill
regarding crown lands, introduced at
the last regular session, had been
discussed, and lev draft was now
being typewriter upstairs, which be
hoped would be down in g few min
utes. as il was desirable to have it
read at this meeting.
Adjournment wss taken before the
draft srriTed
Mr.. Emmeluth said be desired TO
ask of the police department Il any
thing was being done TO suppress the
pugilistic matches which were lately
taking place here.
Attorney General Smith said that
nothing had been done beyond col
lecting information regarding the
matter. Tie offense did not fall N
der the laws enacted here.
AIr. Wilder said If there was 10
law there certainly should be one.
President Dole suggested that the
matches might be reached under 81
rests for assault and battery.
Mr. Te1ney suggested thst Z oil
should be introduced
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MlyDAy, July 18th.

Daring tie morning notices were
issrsi for s called meeting Of the
councils to be held 81 SIN
The meeting was called 10 order at
500
There were present Ministers
Doe. Damon, King ana Smith:
Councilne1 Brown. Ena, Allen. VII
der. Morgan. Young, Tenney. Water
house. Eumeluth and Suhr
President Dole stated that there
was 70 business except FOR special
session.
Attorney General Smith said he
wished 70 call attention 70 the tsct
thst the Provisional government Of
the Hawaiian Islands hsd been IN
existence Just SIX months today. He
moved that the councils 90 into
special session. Carried
SPECIAL SESSION.
Tie minutes Of the LAST special
session were resd and approved.
The question Of appointing . CO.
commissioner TO act with Minister L.
s. Thurston Tor the parpose Of as
sisdng IL negotiating .1r political
union with the United States was
brought up and discussed II is vsri-
Gus phases The report Of the
special committee was received. ara
It was decided to send one CO com
missioner 10 CO operate with Minister
Thurston-
Prof. ". ID. Alexander was selected
IS eo-cJunissionsr 10 act with Minis
ter Thurston-
Correspondence touching the poll
teal situation srd Hawaiian affairs
II general vzs read from Minister
Thurst0n.
The councils ad!ourued al 4EN
THURSDAY. July -.
The councils convened ST ! 81 P.x.
There we're present Ministers Dole,
King. Damon and Smith; Council
men Wilder. Wsterhouse. Brown.
Allen. Young. Mott. Morgan. Hatch.
Ems. Emnelutb. Tenney. Bolte. Suhr
and Mendoncs.
The minutes Of the previous regu-
lar meeting and the last special meet /
ing called by the president were read
snd approved
Minister Damon submitted the
weekly statement OF the finance de
psrment. which be read. At the
close lie stated that be had inflicted
s. many long statements lstely that
be thought be would give them 3
rest this week. The following Is the
statement resd:
FINANCE STATEMENT FOB WEEK End
ING JULY l9, IS9S.
Current Account Balance
July l.. ISIS. ---------S,41I, so 81
IT. IT,. --,--- Io,1,,,,- 80 S21 d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-03

la He aqui en- 10 que empezamos no
estat de acuerlo En- mi concepto, tn eres res
ponsable de cuanto ocurra, tnereces mi re-
prension.
Sc muy bien 10 que vas decr. Qnerias
traer Mieaela como dote tuvo una triunfal
corona.
Y todo este es. .pura hojarasca fsaiiien la sar-
lido con ell n1mero dos de la Escnela Politec-'
MICA y tiene IN porvenir como ell tryo. no ne
cesita correr porslos desiertos para alneinar
una nina.
Sc empieza por c.,sarse, y la celebridad vie
ne despues. al misn1o tempo que los hJos
Ademas ique necesidad tenias de ser celebreg
One sornos nosotros acasoe Antiques pana-
.deros; nlillonarios hoy, es cierto 10 que no
ilnpide que el pobre DesvPrennes haya levado
e pan cnestas, 20 v4ndido bolos on Ia
tienda. PeJo til has ouerbdo hacer Ell caballero
anlante, mientras tant9 otro mas listo
lie Ia dieho Micaela e9 nombre de ese Sc
nor
lie encontre aaui al Segar. Estaba con ella
en- el iardfn, nos han pr resentado.
Eso es de buena eduaaci6n, -dijo Ia seiIo
ra Desvarennes con ironias AiOhi e. un mozo
que Sc altera facilmente, Y de SECURE, en-
sus mas apasionados ARE katos, no desarregla
nj IN phegue dc su corl ia. Sabes que esI
principe iFig,irate qut honor para Ia casa
Desvarennes! Pondren Is sus armas sobre
nuestras marcas de fl lea. bah! Ese pes
cadotes habrsi dicb La panadera tiene
cuartsJs; la hila es agra lie; yoy hicer IN
negeclo.
lie excusa el ellen de mnchos de 81
elase, el matrimr BY la nnica industrial
de la nobleza
LA mob luestra patrn, pasei
pero Ia extra 5acotilla
-Pnblieos que los Panines pro-
seden de Pos 6dicos de la high life
10 han dicho
Per qusA . tie,ra'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-03

osaganarme. ST mi buen Pedro piensa como yos
vamos dar one hacer 4 ese pcscador. lie mi
llones
FL carranle par6
/. p senof pelarnes rreg''nt.sla Y madre de
Aesbs Dc saIir hsee ,i.a .caarto de hora.
No 10 ha dieho, senora
zsabe usfed u eStarrnncho tiempo fuera7
--Iso ignore
Muchas graeias.
Besconcertada Ia sonora Desvarennes por
este contratenpo relexion6. D6nde habria
ido Pedrof Evidentemente Il sn casa
Sn p+fder IN inomento entr6 ca el carpl,aie,
y hand6 que volviese 4 Ia calle he Sapto Do
fningo
81 al ilegar i Paris hashcudido mi casa,
penz6, es rorque esta dispassto hacer fodo IA
necesErio para mantpner sus derachos Aicae-
Ia, en- tai case, yam0s bien.
III cochero, por orden de Il senara, leyaba
corriendo a cabalio.
Ia. .madre de Micaela se haeia esta cuenta.
Pedro habrv1 lido en- coche de alqniIer. snpo-
niendo ane CORA tanto como el mio habra lie
gado una media hora antes Que 80.
Pasara por las ofeinas, encontrara 4 Mare
chal. por de prisa qne este, perdera un Guar
to de hora en- charlar con 81; queda otro euarto
10 hora sera mucha deSgracia que err estos
ounce mlnntos tpnga tempo para c0mprome-
ter su sitnacior hacienda alguna tonteria. La
cnlpa mia, qne debla haberle escrito 4 Mar
selia d:ciendole Is que debia hacer al llegar
aqui. Con tai quo no encnentre 4 Micaela 81
entrar an II casa, Esta idea le hizo subir Ia
sangre Il cabeza. Asom6se < Ia portezuela,
grit6 n cochero que levara 81 carruaje es-
cape.
Mas Gle prisa; esto no es correr.
La rapiaez de IA carrera tue entonces espan-
tesa, $ alguaos ninutos despues llegaba su
casa la senora Desvarennes
Entro en Fl palacio como an hurac6n, pre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-03

4 .4a
- Ha hecho alguna tilnantadas
Ha cotnbatislo como todos los polacos por
la independents de su patria.
-Entouces es un tevplueionario.
I'm patricia.
Bah! ibah! Ia eres quien me dice tales
cosass
q Y pueclp- -o,lisr al principe Panine, ,-,lijo
.tranquilamente Pedro spero por que no he
de hacerle iusticia.s
4 Convenido. Sera un ser exceptional. mn
gran ciudadano un. heroe 81 quieres; pero esto
no ptaeba que shaga fehz 4 mi hija, 81 sigues
mis- consejos ver1s que pronto Va a levantar
barricadas donde quiera
Enardecida Ia sonora Desvarennes, andaba 4
largos pasos p6r ell salon. LA idea de tomar
la ofensiva despues de habeIse visto obuada
4 defenderse durante nm mes, la llenabs de ale
grfa. En su concepto, Pedro razonaba dema-
siado.
Mujer de accion, no comprendfa como el To-
estaba atIn sin tomar una resolution. Co
noe 8. pues, que necesauio infundirle s.l
conhai.za.
e como pueies conIprender, tliio, e eres
dueno de Ia sruacon. I'll principe no me agra
da.
Micaela le ana, -il,terrumpio Pedro.
= Sc 10 hgura, replIeo viuamente Ia senora
Desvarennes Sc le ha subido el humo 4 HI
cabeza, pero este pasarl pronto. Gomprende
ras que no te he hecho venir de Africa solo
para one asistas al casamiento De nj hija 81
tn eres hoitibre, nos varnos divertir. AIieaela
es TN prometida esposa Iienes nuestra pala-
bra y Ia palabra de los Desvarennes Is una
frn,a. La nuestra jamas la sido protestada.
Pues bien,s sliegate devolversela CANA fem
pO hazle la corte, qnitale mi hija 4 ese qne-
rubin en- sus barbas.
Permanecio Pedro algunos instantes, sin
coutestar, comprendicndo al momento In mag
nitud desc falta al haJlar con Micaela antes
lie yer 4 Ia sonora Desvarennes. Con el apovo
DC una madre tan ensrgica hubiera poddo l,-.yI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-03

Eneel Ateneo ha. tenido lugar una
nueva reunion de la Prensa para tratar
del Centenario.
Y en- ella Sc habl6 de. los muchos pro
yectos que nuestrosf eolegas le bullen
en- el cerebro con motivo de esa fiesta.
Sc Hevara cabo ese Gentenario
Primero Sc ac6rdo recaudar fondos
por. medic de comisiones para el monu-
mento a Colon, y ahora Sc acuerda que
Sc haga por medic de circplares, porque
Ell la otra forma no daresuItado Dada
Ia apatia de npestros paisanos v la 81
tuacion ahictiva porqae atraviesa ell
pals, mucho dudatnos llegue q reunirse
la respectable suma que Sc necesita para
erigir los monurnentos de Colon y Gu
lebrinas, y. y.atender todos los gastos
de Ia Exposicion, 81 tanto esta como
aquellos Sc quiere que no resulten RI
dfculos.
Hasta ahora todos los trabajos giran
en- la 6rbita de las peticipnes. Veremos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-03
DIVISION TERRITORIAL

ri Excmo se1lor Minist. oi de Ultra
mar an teIegrama de fecha 59 del CO.
rriente me dice - slguente:l
"El Rey "a. D-lG.) en- 50 nombre
la Reina Regente Sc ha sergldo eXpe-
dir el s:guiente Decreto:
"a propuesta del Minlstro; de Ultra
mar. de acuerdo con ell Conshjo de Mi
nistros. Ell nom bre de Mi AuGusto HiJo
Don Alfonso XTIIry como Reina Re
gente del Reino. Yengo en- qecretar 10
Articuio 10 Sc declaran lsubsisten-
tes en- la Isla de Cuba Ia division terri
torial para elecciones de D2putados
Cortes Y ell numero de estos ique Sc es-
t,Llocieron nor Mi Decret,t de Is de
Diciembre de 1890.
Articulo 30 Quedan apsobados Ia
division en- circunscripclones dlstrl-
tos para Ia election de D3putados a
Cortes en- la Isla de Puert4 Rico Y el
ntmero de Diputados que a,dlcha lsla
Sc ,,signa, segun expresa la relacl6n ad-
iuutil, formada pot el Ministro de u
tranar, en- virtud de Ia aIltorlzaclon
.concedida por el artfeulo 30 tie Nh De-
creto de esta f"cha.
Art{culo 80 El GobiernoIdara cuon-
ia a las C6rtes de IL presenite disposi-
cion.
Dado en- Palacio d veinte siete de
Diciembre de mil ochocientps noventa
Y dos = MARIA CHRISTINA. - ri
Ministro de Ultramar, ANTONIO MAu-
RA"
De Real orden 10 comunipo Y. +
los efectos correspondienteSs.'
Y acordado su cumplimianto con es-
ia fecha 10 publico, asf comoi la relaci6n
que Sc cita, para general donocimien-
to-Puerto Rico, % de Dsciembre de
Delgado.
ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO
Poblocidn, 798, 800. Ndmero de Dpusodos 1G
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-03

gunt6 al eonserje, snpo que Delarpe habia
llegado.
Corri6s en-. seguida al despasho de Marechal .
y-tau azorada le pregunto: tHs visto usted 4
Pedro?' que este ternio una desgracia.
al yer Ell espanto de su secretario, compren-
di6 que las temerosas hpotesis imaginadas por
ella Sc habian realizado.
Pas6 al salon lIamando Pedro en- alta voz,
abriendose al mismo tempo la puerta del
jardin, encontrose frente al Josen.
Una rapida mirada al hijo de su eleeei6n
agravt, la inquietud que sufrfa1
POI mutuo Impulse Ia seIers Desvarennes
hbrid los hrazos Pedro Sc echo en- elIos, de-
janfese estreclpr contra eqrazon.
Galnlnda Ia primera tnocion rltIiso Ia seTlora
Desvarennes saber 10 que haha paSadosen su
auseneia, y pregunt6 4 Pedro
lQnien e lin rechido al llegarg
Micaela
Preeisamenfe - que tenna Que te ha
dicho?
Todo
Aquellas dos robusta, intsgencias habian
precisado elaramente los hechos en- cnatro fra.
seS.
Per1nanecie al memeuto silebeiosa Ii sonora
Desvarrnnes, enfernecida de Dronto, como 81
qniSiera eserfsar la frairi6n dp 81 hiia:
Ven diio que te abrace dtra gez, pohre
mnchacho. Sufres. mo - verdaEg Yo tambien.
Estoy desorientada. Desde hace diez amos aca
rici0 1, idea DE verfe casadol con Micaela
Ers~ honlbre ,ls gran merito, = ademas no
tieues fs,Diia. Tn no te llevarias 4 mi hiia, al
porque creo que me amas, no es
veraad ViviriaS de buan grado iunto 4 mi. y
haciendo este matrimouio reali4aba la Illusion
de mi vida. No era I'M yerno que entraba en- mi
casa era nueye hiio que adoptaba.
Crea usted-dijo tristemente Pedro que
no ha depend'do de mi el que este proyecto no
Sc realice.
Hija nio. "a otra question: excla-
mo Ia seIora Desvarennes subiendo Il tono de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-03


Ia senora Desvarsnnes habia hecAo que N
condnissen Embellishments Tia fouda del Lou
vre.
: Precisaba ma resolution innlediatas ) los
nomentos vallan por horas
10 Que sobre todo e importaba sabAr la
disposition de amino del prometido de su hiia
alllegar & PARIS.
fHabrfa sobrexcitado su espiritn templado
todos lop resortes de su volunfaa il cartarqne
hrntalmente le di6 4 conocer ia veraadf
tPresentariase dispuesto n lucha, el
annnci0 IA que teuia nm rival habria abatid0 v
hccho vacilar esplrIt12
81 u encontraba conhado Rtrevide, siimlta-
rfase II Sc BORA Desvarennces convenir con VI
Ia acci6n comun para burar las esperan7as del
andaz candidate que tenia Ia pretensian de ca
earse con Micaela.
81 Is hallnba desalontado y vacssante. derl-
dida estaha 4 Communicable su nrdor contra Ser
gio Paniue 4 oblisarlo Il aceptar Ia batalla.
DufaBte II canino eparaba sus argamen-
tos, = Ii impacirncia Y hacia adelantarsc con In
imag ginaci5n I'll rApido caballo que arrastraba sn
rarruaie 4 10 largo de Ia verja do las fullerias,
haca IA fonda del Louvre
Samid. en su meditacidn, va vi6 paEar
Pedro. Dec{a para 81.
E~e rnbillo polaco uo sabe cop quieu Sc
las ha III quieu soy yo. "a. saap5 20 lie mi
rat0fa no "A Il hace yer III bla. locs1 ha
viyido t7dnvia POGO ese barb3 a. Pc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-03
CR0NICA

Creiamos que ei nueyo ano empeza-
RIA alegremente para este pals, que
cuenta va por toneladas los desenganos
politicos sufridos en- el que ACADIA de
espirar.
Pero. como regalo de Pascuas, el go
bierno de Sagasta nos envia Ia nueva
division territorial, que seria un buen
presente, 81 ella no trajese un veia-
men mas para este sufrido pals.
La rebaia de Ia Quota electoral que
Sagasta tenfa ofrecida desde la opo-
sici6n ha sido decretada al fin. pero
con tai injustfcia para este pais que re-
sulta una nueva Y sangrienta bofetada.
Mientras q Cuba Sc lie se1ala la mi
nina de cinco pesos Puerto Rico Sc le
impone la de dtes.
5Que causas, que razones pueden
pesar en-. ell auino del Ciobierno para
|establecer esa diferencia entire dos islas
hernanas. eolocadas 4 igual distaneia
de IA Metropoli, que poseen el mismo
clina,. las mismas costumbres & igual
caracter; en- las que existen id6nticos
partidos. politicos Sera esta la po-
hticd del mied0
.Esto quiere deeir lisa y llanamente
que al gobierno metropoiitico no le Inn
porta nj preoeupa sel retanniento de
los autcnomistas puertorriqueilos y le
inquieta atemoriza ell de los .cubanos
d Sera por Que Cuba sostuvo diez amos
de guerra separatista Y Puerto Rico
soporto pacientemente unos cuantos
meses de coHlpOnte /!
Todo podria ser. Pero nosotros nos
inclinamos suponer que ., o. procedl
mientos que con Puerto-Rico Sc usan
obeaecen 4 Ia conducta politica de am
osspaises.
Cuba iamas elige un cunero-
Todos los diputados que envia el
partido autonomista son cubaaos. hijos
del pals que llevan al Parlalnento Ia
representation genuina del terruno; que
van ALA defender energicamente los
.intereses de su TERRA, y despues regre
san d sus hogares con Ia frente muy
alta, sin haber mendigado destinos pa
ra sus parientes Y, amigos
En- eambio Puerto-Rico, procede de
modo distinto Nuestro partido jamas
elige hombres dc este suelo, sino que
ofrece siempre sus sufragios 4 persona
les de allende ell atlantlce, con 10 cual
da entender que este es un pals huer-
fano de hombres de valer que sepan
llevar dignamente su representation.
Por ESQ Sc halla siempre indefenso !;
por ESQ, cada vez que recibe TN yeja-
men. no Sc oye en- las Camaras una voz
de protesta que lleve al convencimiento
del pueblo espanol la idea de que este
es un pals viril y digno.
Y los gobiernos diran, con sobrad1
sima razon: ique importa que ponga-
mos 4 Puerto Rico en- condiciones de
ir a lucha 81 no sabe no quiere ejer-
citar su derecho? Para nombrar c,oaeroS
10 mismo iinporta concederles Ia rebaja
mfnima de et77co pes6Sr6 ..aejar lasscosas
como estan.
Al pensar asf tienen sobradfsima ra-
z6n. Veremos 81 cen ell nuevo tatfgaxo
fecibido, nuestro partido reacciona y
sabe colocarse en- el puesto que Ia Dig
nidad senala.