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SCHEIG SENTENCED
THE MINNEAPOLIS EMnEZZI.ER Is
SENTENCED
seven Nr"r> and six M"nti,. 1. the
rcrM " htch Ne VIII Spend at
SttllNatcr--Thc Date OF the Trial
at the Ilt.~ dis Fixed.

NH nvapolis, De 1a-Seven wears and
six months at hard !; Dor nj Saltwater is
III" s"nfrn"" passed un Philip NJ. Schci.
'n' r,hlin- the Il nix of Minneapolis
''! IL" in lis employ as paving teller. In
a slow ami impressive manner the court
addressed Srhcis. Who stood with down
'a>i ry"> listening 10 what was said
,,t"rv ia" sentence of the court should
Ii" pronounced.
1T is great mystery tn the court
logan 'he judge, why you, with the
-r!'nil'i opportunities whir!, We're open
t' for" y"n. ,h,ni,l deliberately turn your
back upon Spnr opportunities. 1t is
>'riisr that y"u should turn your back
n III he confidence of your employers,
upon A"nr wife, and your aged father
an! mhh.i. y rc ,>nn appears. however,
iv''.m statements which have been made,
'ha' Nnnl hi" has been Il fast and gay
"i" Nuu have gone from one stage ol
h'S>i ipali"n 4" another until finally you
Wvr" compelled To take the money from
tl," lnni I" max" the losses good. II
was Necessary that this result should
com" after such il life. Ii is the object
Of the courts 10 deter crime and give Il
warning To all young men who are in
.
is no occasion, II, wcver. for you to
abandon hope. Yau may retrieve if you
| Will. Ii is the hope of the court that
You determine during Your stay in con-
| tinen"n, TO lead the honest and proper
life If you do. You may rest assured
tha, the hands of sympathy and help
will br extended to you on all sides.
you are a young man of good ability
and the blight which the sentence of
the court will fastcn on your character
can be lived down.
"Thc limit of the punishment for the
crime to which you have pleaded guilty
| is ten years. hut you have frankly adj
| mitted your guilt. You have assisted the
| officials of the bank to recover their
property, and you have shown pcnitcnce
| for your offcnsr. In view of these facts
| The court does not feel like intlicting the
| full penalty of the law upon you. 1t is
| the sentence of the court that You b,.
| oliinrl in the states prison ut Saltwater
| at hard labor for the term of seven years
| ard six months"
Before Schcig was taken IRON the
room Mrs. Floyd, with Frank and Lou.
were brought into the court room and
| took seats but two or three seats from
where Srhcg and his father were sit
ting. Mrs. Floyd looked better than
nigh, have been expected after her con-
n"mcnt, and WAS dressed like the pict-
urrs of her which have been printed.
| The three Floyds were then called UP TO
the desk, nnd when asked TO plead
stated that they We're mot guilty. The
date of the trial WAS then set for Jan.
~. and the hail in the ease of Mrs.
Floyd was reduced from $1,000 to S2,''on.
The Tail in the cases nf Frank and Lon
| WIS ;llL,Hru tn rl.iuaiu al SlWM eAch.
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ranged parent as This child talked.
She told the old man of the PRAYER. she

ranged parent as This child talked.
She iold the old man of the prayer she
said night and morning, "l'lraSc, dear
Lord. send my gr;lndpapa home Of
the talks with her mother about This
unknown relative whom she was to rev.
crencr and love. should lic ever come
home opening to the haruen"d but. rh
such Il lonely heart n hope of rest ana
affection, that he felt 1t would be bitter
as death To thrust aside now.
There Was no need to pull the door
bell of the stately mansion to which
Simon Austin led mis- grandrhild. Eager
hands were waiting TO open its portals
wide; eager eyes were watching for the
coming Of the pair. Tender arms and
strong hands led Simon Austin into the
parlor: Maraarei's kisses fell warm and
carcssins upon his wrinklHl checks,
Charlic's hands removed the shabby
overcoat; baby Harold rlGng to his
knees, shouting:
"Danpas tnn. Santa Tlaus brngcd
dandpa."
There was no pride could stand
against this loving. sincere welcome,
80 pride collapsed.
"You really want no. Cllarlc!" the
old man faltered. 1T is not mere char
ity:"
"Hush.." whispered Margaret do
not gricve him by such Il word. He
will never be happy until y"n come
home d-ar father
And so Christmas one" again gath
cred up The tangled threads Of csirangc.
ment and knit them into strong bands
nf fhOmc-love-Ecw York Ledger.
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The state. Funds.

St. Paul. Dec. Il" 'nhc annual report
of State Treasurer Hubrtcr WIS received
yesterday from tn printer and cont lins
some mattrr ot g,,"ral interest. The re-
ceirts for the year ended July 81. 1873,
We're S6.6S1. .i45.M snd the dishursc-
merits S4.l53 4O7.1l. leaving balance
at the end of the fiscal year of S...13i,-
O3S.79 The summary ot invested funds
shows Il total of $4.05l. .+95.1S The tax
collection fol 1892 was S1,15O,175
and for lSs,' was $2.l21 .o95.G3 The
shows the rate of TAX levy and how the
state tax collect>n in 1893 was dis
ir.bu,ed: Two and lwn-tcnttlS mills lev
ira for revenue fund. $l,2Al.9l2.G6; Il
mill. s,ldicrs relief. S596S911: Il mill,
forestry. S59,iSI.l1; Il mill. redemption.
SMh,6S9.1l: Il mill, funding tax, SOD
GSl.l1; | mill. general school. S591,-
5265". Total. So.121 .O!,563
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New York, Dec 19.-Thc case of DR.
Henry Meyer. the ;unrdcrer Of Ludwig
Brandt by poison, viii be given to the
jury to-day Why the sensation prom
ised in Lawyer Lewis $. Climbers speech
in opening the defense failed to ma
teTializc WAS explained by person fa
miliar with the facts. He said Brandt
was not dead. He was traced 10 New
Mexico and there lost. He is afraid t.
disclose himself He IL wanted in 3
dozen cases for as many norc crimes
Hence the defense could not produce him
All Meyer is guilty. of is dcfrauding tht
ii surance company by getting body al
the morgue and representing ii a
Brandt's."
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Breckenridge, Colo. Dec 10 Some un-
known prr,nn attempted nj an early
hour ,fS morning 10 throw II bomb made
OF gas pip. and loaded with dynamite
into the rpam "vnr IT.. Exchange State
hank, occupied Ivy George Enslc, presi
dent of lln bank. The bomb missed
the window and dropped to ilir sidewalk
Nhcrr ii exploded, SCATTERING the Min-
aows of The bank and adjacent buildings.
The purpose of th" bcmbtlower was up
plrcntly not To rob the bank, but t, as.
>assnate MIR. Engl" who was sleeping.
This is the third dynamite outrage which
las occurred in this city. Three years
age the Methodist church w1s wreck NJ
hy Il hoMb. and last August SomAthin.-
of tho kind was exploded beneath the
Murric boarding house. which was al
most destroyed, several persons being in
iuruI
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Trnitor Inmnsk..

Montreal, Dec 19.-Ex- Brazilian Con-
sui Lima. who i it here for Naw York
upon receipt u his dismissal by Minister
Mendonca. for. it is alleged, aiding Law
yer Guerin and DR.. Des!in in attempting
20 stop P-ixoto's ship frpn sailing from
New York. issued before going !. STA te-
II ent con ..rning his CONNECTION p'ith tie
affair. Ha goes into a lengthy dennhca-
tory history Of President PeiSar"'s GOV
ernnent, and announces himself il full
sympathy with the rebel chief Admiral
Mcllo. He scathin2ly denounced Ameri-
cans for permitting sailors and officers of
that nationality TO man ships with the
object Of siaughterin. his countrynen.
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Barnum, Mimi, Dec. ~. - Horny
st; pies, a colorcd ran working on the
farm of Charles Zcibl +. was found frozen
to death within thrre-Iuarters Of mile
of his home. He c.me to town Saturday
even ing. purchased some goods and
ST; rtr.l home abont 10 o'rlork. 1t il
supposed his feet froZe and rau,cd him
to fall, us the last 500 or GOO feet Ii,
went he had crawlcd on his hands and
III ecs. His folks are supposed TO live
in Kentucky.
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I;Iopers Cnught

Tacoma, Wash, Dee 10. - George
Elcfson and Mary Colbc Of Fort How
ord, Wis, rlopers, were arrested last
t;ght on telegram fro,, Sheriff Howard.
They skipped last Thursday. They are
,-,nfiped in the city Jail awaiting orders
from the sheriff Iil!efson h,d trouble
with his wife and decided 10 60 West.
Mary says her husband beat her and she
lc1ues5.d Ellcfson to talk. her with him
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Van Leuxen Indicted.

Dubuuun Iowa. Dee. 19-'rhe federal
grrnd jury has found n large nunllrr of
Indictments against Van I4euven, .hc
Lime Springs pension attorney. Distrc:
Asprn'v Oconnrll says the government
is ready for trial. and If necessary he
III! remain here until The oNpration of
his term. Feb. TO- Van Lruv"n will
Try hard for n continnnnc. He says the
jury will report Tomorrow morning. la
advance Of The report lie refuses to dis
cus> the nuluucr of indictments or to say
whether examiners. witnesses or pensions
,-s have boon Indicted
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-23

The most popular tree for n Christ
mas celebration is the balSam. This
tree atiainS perfection at the age of
twenty years. After this it begins to
wilhrr at The top and gradually dies.
The large halSam trees are cut in great
numbers for churches and Sunday
schools The branches are strong and
,hirkly covered with blliSh green
leaves. They are GU, as young as six
years. They are merely bushes then,
however, and are used mln.y by pri-
waite families
Next To the halS,n in popularity
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r,rh, Win ~ ,to,,,,cr.

Pine ri, ifs. Ark. Dee 10 Near New
Louisville, Ark, yesterday, the crew OF a
freight train hal a lively h,llle with :,
ruhlrr The crew saw packages tuml.-
ling from Il ear us the train moved along.
Stopping al tn.e, the crew found man
in cne of the cars husy throwing out 4
Misc. .llancons collie lion. He jumped aud
rall. pur, ucl by The crew. Closely
pressed. he turned and orened fire with
re- divers The crew returned it. but
after a severe cXch ,n:,r of lead the thief
escaped, leaving trail of blood. His
c"pturc is consilc-ed certain.
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uor. nodt.. Recovered.

Louisville, Dec. - = The body pf
George Lilly on! ii. Plaiss were taken
hom the briig. w-:'k to-day. Tl!s
1rakes nine dead t,Jics gotten ont and
thirteen are sill missing. Thor was a
gold watch and S:SD f1un! in Lilly :
10, ket. One hund- d and fifty Hen ARE
a. work On the debris day and night
se.archiny for the deed.
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s,v.rv,. sc,,e,iu.e,

Dcs Moires, Der. 19--Assignec Will
mer has filed q schedule of liabilities and
assets of J. c. Savcry aud the Ameli-
can Emigrant Company of New York,
recently failed. The liabilities foot up
ever 100000 and the assets abont $780,
OUD, not counting II large amount Of
stocks rated as norma! merely, whose
value cannot be determined.
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States

Chicago, Dec. 3.-AsSistant States
Attorney Todl an his associate attorney,
\. $. rrrdc. spruns a sensation in the
Pren'!.rgast trial when they announced
,ha, the state had been betrayed by the
medical experts. The prosecution claim
that the evidence expected to be used il
r.AN,,n, of the insanit. evidence of tie
dcfen>. has been carried to Prenier-
CASTS attorneys Ivy The doctors upon
whom the SAFE had relied. Mr.. Tru1e
denounced tho experts in strong L rms.
and also stated that certain organizations
li:.yc raised luoncy for the dcfeuse.
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Seized VIII, "a I.it.

New York, Dec. IDA. j. low, a
juror in the Meyer tri1l, was seized viii,
an .pil"ptic fit while Attorney Brooke
was summing up for the defense, ard
court was hastily adjourned until to-
morrow. I, developed ,ha. Low was one
IN inmate Of the BlooIningda!" insane
asylum. Ills new feature may result in
a uistrial for The 1,.fen1ant.
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cIlI to Jail.

Palucah. Ky, Dec. IL. William
OBrien. implicated in the Illinois Central
train robbery at Mayteld Creek crossing.
Ky. last month, aud arr, Stal lasf week
in ;Ii>souri, had an xamination at
Wyekliff to-day. II default of S1,5O0
hail he went 10 Jail. O'Brien is the al
legged leader in the r,bbriy. Bis AZ
ecmpliees. Charles Brown ard j. l..
breckenridge, are still i'll Illinois.
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uu4chin.nn.. l,Inx..

Hutchinson, Mnn., Dec. 10. The
orcra house block, owned by kcowc n
Lincy, was burned. The building was
occupied by Krowr n Iimcy's clothing
store and Engrrbcrsh X .Johnsol's dry
goods store. while OH the third floor
was one Of the iin'si opera houses in
any small town in the state. The block
cost about $12,MW and was Insured for
$4,000. krowc L. Limry's loss on their
clo,hirg stock is about SlG,OoU, with SlO,-
insurance. Engrrbcrsh L. Johnsons loss
is about the same, with S12.5N insur-
ance
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After Their share Of the None

Hokail, Nina. Dec. 19.-'rhe school
trustees of independent district No. II
appear determined that the district shall
receive its full apportal ment from the
state next year- and the board has ap-
pointed Il committee 10 look after chill
dren of the school age who are not at
tending school and rep.r: the same TO
the clerk
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Litchfield. MINI. Dee. 19.-This city
has within its corporate limit an author
Who bids fair To become u second Dante
H. is now engage! III ~ritin. book
the title of which viii i.e "A Tril
Through He'll The writer miii give !
vivid description of lia, 'onn'ry. aiid :"
the Circumstance. in which lie found Iet
1le whom he met in his travels.
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comes til" spruce. This tree, although
it AilAinS grrat',' height Than the
haisIIn, has Il Srl';'.gy appearance. 1t
is cut when ii is about ten years old
The color Is not So good. being vel
lowiSh grecl, viii III wiil.crs vL,v soon
The cedar trees are only cut by special
order, as the demands for them are
very limited. But they dle the most
fragrant smelling tree of the lot. While
pine trees al1. used for TIN. grnrtry and
butcher shops to decorate with. They
hav" deep green color and last longer
'ilan amy Of The others
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lDe.,ot 4SOl,IpCtj.

I.aremore. Ind. 7. Dee. 1!.-Thc e'fei
at Fort Gibson WAS robbed by masked
men last night. ana both mail pouches
and considerable express matter and the
ga sh in the office carried eff. The ain"nnt
set u1el is NOT known. Thi- makes tte
fifth robbery of the mails At that i'oh''
within the last year.
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Can't Let 1t Alone.

Springfield. Mimi. Dee. -. +. A.
Wright. who sold the Springfield Advance.
ii year ago on account Of failing health,
has repurchascd Il balf-intares; i'll that
paper which will be run hereafter ulder
r;e firm name Of eastman 4 Wright.
Mr.. Wright is iilst-claSs newspaper
man
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,h,r;t,,,,c Soc,cty.

Eau Claire. Wis, Dee. lJ-T. s.
Vincent .le Paul society. for @.nrra
charitable ork in Eau Claire. WIS organ
iz,d at st. Pa,rick's church Su::,!,y ~. ::
ing. There was Il l,r;: aif"liai"@
Hon. Frank McDpn,ush was rl.ct"f
rresi,lput
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eIdcl.

New Richmond. Wis. Det. l!.-Miss
Maud H. Tnrner of this city and u. +.
Darling of Minneapolis were married.
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hracing Mr. i;iounl'S report, the evidence
and statements taken hy him al Honolulu.
me instr'irtinnS given t" both Mr, Bount
nrrtcd with the all.lir In hand
In "onnrn,ling This subject To the extend
ed powers aud wiir discretion OF tho con-
be iuuch gratiicd 10 cooperate in amy legis-
lativr plan which may he devised for the
solution of the problem before us. which Is
consistent with American honor, integrity
and morality.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Executive Mansion Washington. u. c..
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knt,tinr work. Re.ume

Philadelphia. Dee. 13.-The Rockford
Knitting company, manufacturers Of
rnderwear. started their mills in this
city to-day on full! time. employing 1.j
hands.
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How lie Popped.

Tommy entered the Darlor where his
sister Mamie was cnt 'rtainin; her best
young man
u would like To have your sister for
n Christmas present, Tommy Will you
give her to mo-
Can't" said Tolnmy. "When ]
caught Fitz DuIlci.h kissing her the
other night, She slil Now, Tommy,
don't give me away. and | said /
wouldn't
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.Hon. T,lent show.

Charles City. Iowa. Dec. 13.-Tie sum
of S1Oj was raised for the poor Of the
city hy Il home talent entertainment AZ
the Few opera house.
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n-~ condx RurneJ.

Pipestone. Mimi. DEE. ia s2,''n
FIRE burned in VI. II. Gilletf8 !; 70
dry goods store yesterday.
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Red Wing. Mum. Dec. l9.-A COUNTY
fair association is being organized a!
Cannon Falls. a kite-shaped track vii
he eeastructed. The movement is meet
ing with Enurh encouragement.
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Fatally scaIded

New Orleans, Dec. 16.-Dne man was
fatally scalded and two seriously burned
by tie bursting of olasses tank
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-23
Crushed by a Train.

Schaffer. postmaster at Dorchester, was
badly crushed by a freight train
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-23
EOunI Dead.

Florence. Mimi, Dec. fitzpatrick Nc
Ginnis WIS found dead.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-12

hA Italia, 8uecia y T0rqufa, 10 mismo que Ans.
sEaa Rxusla, hacen dignos esf1erzos para poner
% maElna Ia alturA dc sus neoesidades aspi.
raciones. Ia poblaci6n. H6 ahi nm elemento
biqn reconocido de fuerxa p6blica. Una naci6n
que cuente CON una poblaci6n laboriosa, instrui.
da y mOralizada, repartida On poblaciones media.
naa, tlene an Il misma 81 mas SECURE apoyo para
81 independents, y I'M auxiliar poderoso para
toda empresa dtil, para TODD proyscto bsnefcioso.
La Suixa J los EstAdOs Unidos aon nm eiemplo
de esta verdad; Ii Suecia algunos estados ger.
mAnicos 10 condrman de nm modo indudable.
Los grandes centros de poblaci6n, como algunas
do las mayores capitses dc Europa, SON I'M foco
de corrupci6n inmoralidad, que sorprenden por
sus adelantos materiales luio y riquezas deslum.
bradoras. La lepra de esas inmensas aglomsra.
clones DC poblaci6n, 90 81 pavpsrisnao, y aun aon
aslento de otra lepra mas hedionda todavia. ;. /.
la Proststscs6n. 81 10 rique2a pdblica 90 el verda
dero elemento do la prosperidad de nm pueblo,
porque CON ella por ella se deaarrollan los ger.
menes que en- escals inde6nida aumentan Ia pro.
duccion, la mejoran y multiphcan; la agrieultu.
ra, 10 lndnstrla y el comercio, SON su veZ los
que mas contribuyen producirla y emplearlaa
On meras sxplotaciOnes que la aCreseaD como on
easos dados, ID acrecen fabulogamente. LA ri
qusxa de lnglsterra, 10 de los Entados Unidos, Ia
de algunos departamentos franceses, belgas Ia de
Oataluha, empezaron por su amor al trabajo, POI
su economfa; por ell empleo dtil de sus gsnancisl
y ahorros y por busCar auxiliares de perfeccio
namlento on IL ciencia, Ia division del trabajo
y On Las maquinas. EntonCes Ia agriculture pro
dujo nucho, bueno barato; la industria en-
grandeci6 sus talleres los levant6 de planta cor
PROFESSIONALS condolences, CON maquinas de
efecto sorprendents; el comercio, CON taller
auxlllares y CON los ferrocarriles Bus buques de
colossal porte fuerza contrlbuysron al blenestal
ptblico, y al nombre, poderfo y prosperidad de
las naciones-LW6s Brwss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-12
GlGETA OFFICIAL De hoy

Gobiorno General. ecretaria.-NegoCiAdo
A.e-Disp6neGe por el Gobernador que las Auto.
xidades de 10 Isla praCtiquen diigsncias para in.
quirir 81 pArader0 de varioB noAos, cuya rOlaci6n
se publica, que deben Eer ITALIA dos r0conocidoG.
PublicaSe una rslAci6n dc los donativoS On
espsces hechoH por sSta provinCia para Ol ejerci-
TO dc operaciones do Africa enbarOadoH on el
vapor-correo "Alfonao XII"
Comandancia principal de Marina.-Por dis
posici6n del Excmo sefior Oomandante general
del Apostadero de la HAbana, 10 publica un anun-
clio sobre sanidad martina On Filadelfa, REMIT.
do dicha Autoridad on Rsal Orden dc IL de
Octubre ditImo
Audiencis Territorial.-Conv loS No
tarion de este territorio para Junta general que
ne inaugurar& 81 dia dc EnOro pr6ximo CON el
I'm de ocuparse del exSnaen dc cuOntas de sus
tondos, de los dem6s asuntoS do inter6s de 10 cla
10 de Ia election de DsGauo.
SO anuncia Ia vacante de una dc las escriba
Mas del Juxgado de pcimsra Instancia Instruc
ci6n de Ponce y ftjass el plazo dc trsinta diai
para que los aspirantes presenten sus soicitudes
Captanfa General. -Estado Mayor.-Roa
Orden reconocisndo los cr6ditos comprsndidos er
la relaci6n ndmero de abonares de alcanc0s J
ajustss fnales CorrespondienteS 81 Rsgimiento In
faaterfs del Rey.
Relacion nominal de las atlas J bsias ocUEEi
das en- el Censo electoral para diputados Cor
tes, en- el diatrite de Guyana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-12
P0DER NAClONAL

Los elementon que dsben han debido Las
naciones 50 mayor cultura , poder nacional, son:
10 religion, la instruction de las classes esencialss
de la sociedad, la fuerza pdblica, la Marina Ia
poblaci6a, Ia moraidad, Ia agriculture, Ia indus.
tria 81 comercio. Ningdn elemento sostiene 10
importancia politica dc an pueblo, como nm buen
eiSrcito. LA Prussia 10 confirmaba hace algunoa
anos, gracias 10 excelente orgsniEaci6n del
nuyo, se hombreaba la paz de las nacionss m6s
potentes do 10 terra; y hoy dia Francia, Alema-
mia Rusis por no ser menos, estan sostsnisndo
enormes saclifcios, para tsner contingencies de
tropas y cuadros numeronos, que representan un
Elective disponible de mas do nm million do sol.
dad0s cada una Las demks nacionss contagia
das CON esta susceptibilidad, hija do Ia provision
del misdo, mantisnen 80 vsx ei6rcitos supe.
riores sus recursoa, que on pocos afios mas do
paz arruinarkn la Europa. La marina 90 an ele
mento de poderio nacional; pero 81 mas inau-
yente de todos por 81 immense alcance de su
fuerza; 10 vemos degarrollarse en- todas parties
On escala superior ID del ej6rcito. Inglaterra y
Francia han organizado hotas, CON buquea tan
monstruosos, que IN par de ellos hubioran bas.
tado para echar fondo on pocos momentos ea.
cuadras tan formidables como las que lucharon
en- Lepanto On Trafalgar. Tambi6n on este,
Las potsnCias de segundo orden como son Espa-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-12

ven de auanto encierra Il induntria on 81 ramo
dc 50 GIRO Dnlces, chocolates, frutas encurti
dos, condtes, turronen g&llesitas, tode encerrado
On cartuchos cestos de la mas alta fantasia, que
pueden servir para jugustes On los tocadores Gle
gantes. Hay iguras de mOvimiento ingeniosfsi.
mas; cuadros 81 6leo de m6rito indiscutible; bus
tos en- barro cocido de familias reinantsa on Eu
ropa, muchos dc diChos articulos CON el letrero
!" Recuerdo de ID Exposition dc Puerto Rico." "
En- vinos, licores aguardientes conservas, Cham.
pana otros renglones para Pascuas Noche
Buena, el surtido es colossal. Realmente vale la
pena visitar el Colmado de Luifia, siquiera sea
por admirar las preciosidades que % exhiben en-
sus vidrieras anaqueles. Es ell surtide mGs
complete, mas variado mas espl6ndido que he
mos Visto en- Puerto Rico