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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

The coal combine said to have been
formed by a Chicago syndicate will not
he able to hurt Utah while the Union
Pacific controls SO much coal and also
the freightage into this territory. If
the u. p would only cut down the coal
freight a little, the company would have
more freight TO haul and would be none
khe loser in the long run.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

Unionism has reached the climax of
its impudence in Australia. Union
men have been protesting against the
admission of nor-union men into the
public charitable hospitals. Is not
that also an illustration of mans in
humanity 10 man?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

1t was a mystery to many how the
Third precinct, always strongly Demo-
cratic. appeared to take such a sud-
den fop. The mystery is now ex-
plaiaed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

How does our contemporary know that
come very tiresome before his term is
out? Or that he is a nondescrtpt of
whom South Carolina will soon be
thoroughly ashamed? It is, no doubt
true that he differs in many respects
from the es.tirnable gentleman whom he
rs about to succeed. but it would not
surprise us in the least were he to ac-
conmodalte himself to his senatorial sur
roundings with the utmost ease and
dignity, and prove a. good working legis-
lator, broadening his vision with The
breadth of his new responsibilities
Washington Post
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

The green goods" men of the east
are trying to get in their work again
tn Utah If there are any very green
people they may succeed. otherwise.
Otherwise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair San Francisco.
UNwAsTED DAYS.

The longer ON this earth we live
And weigh the various qualities of men,
Seeing how most are fugitive
Or fitful gifts at best, of now and then,
Wind .wavered corpse lights, daughters of
the fen,
The more we feel the high. stern fea-
tured beauty
Of plain devotedness to duty,
Steadfast and still, nor paid with mortal
praise,
But finding amplest recompense
For life's ungarianded expense
In work done squarely and unwasted
days.
II ,ouel1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

Mr.. Strong, who has already taken the
oath of Office as mayor of the city for a
term of three years beginning with the
first of January, recognizes the fact that
his election was not a party victory, and
There is not the least reason for doubling
which ne gave before the election. No
doubt he appreciates the importance of
such legislation as is necessary to give
practical value to those pledges and to
which he has already given mis- hearty
adhesion. Few people yet realize the in
huence which the new mayor may eXer
else upon legislation affecting this city,
under the revised constitution of the
Staten. Y. Times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

II there has been any Sunny bust
ness in the election of 1894 it was not
done by the Democrats
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

Rlanche-"Do you think, Mr.. Waters
that hanging is a very painful death?'
Waters-''Well, ladies, it is generally
allowed that there is nothing so painful
as suspense. Chicago Times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

+ Morron--"Are you sure that Penam is
really reconciled with his wife,"
Crandall-"YeS, | am sure of it, for she
reads what he writes and he eats what
she cooks. Truth
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

Thousand of cases of rheumatism
have been cured by Hoods Sarsaparil-
la. This is abundant reason for belief
that it will cure you.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

One of the best things about the Fed
erSGlon OF Labor which is meeting out
at Denver, is the fact that compulsory
education is the first of its demands If
the laboring man is educated, he will
soon know more than to put his case in
the hands of either irresponsible cranks
or schenaing knaves.-Kansas City Star.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

McSwatters-'I hear Hogo, the humor
Est, has broken his back?"
,McSwitters-"W Well, that's a funny
shap!-Syracrse Post.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

a,Why on earth did Mary marry a foot
ball player?'
"Well. she always thought she'd look
stition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19
CONTENTS OF THE PRESS.

:. The wprst thing about the emancipa-
itIon OF women is that women are begin
ming 10 travel around working schemes
It is impossible ito out-talk a woman
Inc only thing left is to rLl.--Atchison
Globe. ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

Congressman Cannon's theory in regard
to tine income tax, that it is incumbent
party in Congress ito help provide the
machinery ito put the odious inquisition
in motion simply because it is a law, is
not sound in morals or in politics. If he
had been in Congress in the old days
would he, as a. Republican, have voted
for an appropriation to enforce the provi-
sions Of the Fugitive Slave act?
The Democratic party is responsible for
the income tax. They made it a. part OF
,the Wilson tariff against the protest OF
the Republican party. Republicans should
be consistent and fight the measure all
the way through. They should have no
hard, act or part in imposing the de-
tested measure on the country.-N. Y.
Recorder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

| An excellent company in a strong
! play ("Moths") Grand Opera house.
| week of Dec. "a. Prices, Soc, 35c. and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

Mr.. Stead has found a new hobby, hav-
ing gone to Scotland to collect mater
iaI~for an onslaught. on the owners of
deer forests, chief among whom is an
American.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

Young Wife-"Ob mamma, put my curl
ing irons on the fire, quiekI Charlie has
been bitten by a mad dog'
Are you going to cauterize the wound?r
mo. I want to curl my bangs SO I can
run for the doctor. Hurry up."-Austin
Rolling Stone.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19
French Fruit

Only 60c a pound, at the old KoIitz
Handy Kitchen, rs w. First South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

DR.. Shelmerdine improves the vision
by glasses peculiarly fitted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

y hundred months have passed, Lorena,
Since last I held that hand in mine;
A spade was ordered up as trump,
Then only one I held, the nine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19
TO MAKE you LAUGH.

what man SUFFERS sa eu WRen Searching
the North Pole
Why don't you move into a fat where
there's a janitor to take care of the fur
mace &c Chicago 1nter-Ocean.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

DR.. Edward S. Holden, director of the
Lick observatory, received Saturday from
the secretary Of state of Sake Meiningen
the cross and decoration of commander
of the Sake Ernestine Order in recogni-
ton OF his services to science. This order
was originally Founded in 1880, and re-
organized in 1873. 1t is given In recogni-
ton of istirguished services to those
who hold high positions, military or civil.
AT present there are eighteen command
ers of this class in Germany.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

She smiled until her pretty teeth
Were all out on review;
1t was no joke, but this remark:
Lets have an oyster stew
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

General Lees grandson, Robert E. Lee,
lives on his fathers estate in Fairfax
county, Virginia, but goes to Washington
every day to practice law. Mr. Lee s
physique would attaract attention any
where. He is about feet inches in
height and weighs 200 pounds He is
handsome and under thirty and other
wise desirable socially.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19
SOME PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

Henry Irving has been made an Ii. D..
by Trinity college, Dublin.
According to runor Mrs. Edmund
Yates carries about with her the ashes
of her husband in casket fitted into a
little travelling bag of special design.
Sjxty-three years ago Daniel Webster
had Isaac Barrett appointed page in
the Senate. Fifty-two years ago the
special position of doorkeeper was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

Englishplan Extraordinarily Your
school facilities are excellent, so / am
told.
American (suavely Well, should say
there? Think OF a building like that
Just ITO educate the Smiths. Vogue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

Ex-senator Edmunds is said to be in
Washington for the purpose of comforting
with prominent Episcoralians on the sub
tous
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

MY Mary Jane is one of the foolishest
girls. I ever knew said the fearful
mother.
whats the matter with herr"
She has had a quarrel with her sweet
heart, and here's Christmas right at the
door New York Press.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

The regulation of convict labor so
that ut shall not compete with that of the
honest and la:w-abiding toiler. Is one OF
the most perplexing tasks of the modern
legislator. One of the earliest move
ments to which organized labor address
ed itself was the passage of laws to OBJ
struct the sale of prison-made fabrics,
and thus discourage their manufacturing.
The boycotting of such goods seriously
interferes with the efforts of prison auth
critics to make their institutions self
supporting. In Pennsylvania prison
made wares must be branded with the
words, "Convict-nrade." and when the
brand cannot be placed upon the articles
themselves the words must be branded
on the box in which they are contained.
In Ohio a similar law was passed last
winter, and its effect upon the state peni-
tentiary has been such that more than
half of dts 2,100 inmates are idle As all
of these inmates have been sentenced to
hard labor, that portion of THE sentence
cannot be enforced. AS it is desirable ON
humanitarian grounds, as we'll as a. mat
ter of discipline, that convicts should
have some occupation, 1T tests the fnge-
nuity of prison officials to devise some
rational employment for their charges.
The Ohio penbtentiary has been self
supporting, but ut is no longer so.-Phila-
delphia Ledger.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

created for him. and he has held it since.
lie now has the distinction Of having
been in the service of this government
longer than any man living.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-19

Carl Schurz' reelection ITO the presi-
dency of the National Civil Service Re
form league. Indicates that there are a
number of other people who believe in
Mr.. Schurz as strongly as he believes in
himself. In his address before the league
he admitted that some progress had been
but he is still far from satisfied with the
results. Mr.. Sellurz is a man OF tirelesS
energy, and it is probably. just as we'll
for him to have a. ''spoils' windmill Ito
tilt against as any other, for without it,
what in the world would he be able to do
with his surplus vitality. He does not
seem to iniure the spells system appre-
Gladly, unfortunately. but he provides
himself with an occupation which alb
serbs his time and strength, and is
gradually gathering a force around him
that some day will insist that qualifica-
tion for Office shall precede "pull.''-Min-
neapolis Times
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-30
MADRID-ESPANA A

Una h'ja de Frascaelo y el hijo de un
acauHalado carnicero, cuyo nombre he
oiviAado, Sc han u~ido en matrimcuio
Al grato suceso de familia han consa
grado largo eSpacio los peri6dicos, pom
derando la hermosura de la novia, e'
garb bo la laboriosidad del novio Ii
psplendidez de los suegros en- estas novf
~ilnas bodas de Camacho. rum bosas y
aIpgres. que en- cada noticiero de Ma
drii ha tenido un es.imable Cervantes
Par6ceme b en- todo este 81 los ha-
lagos de la pnb'icidad en- nuestlas no.
- al aire deb-n ser un premio Ia vir-
tud un tribute 10 noble. justo es
que la boda de esos dos honrados b jos
lei pn-b 0 tenga en- nuestra invasora
democracia la misma halagdana cr6ni
ca que ei enIace de apergaminadas y
ari-tocraticas familias F4ma de ser
,ber sido an coraz6n sensible al
,nfor unio tiene FrdScWel0 fama Y ira
zjadora honradez tiene el carnicero. y
asto que en- esos momentos de algeria
les consagre gu tinta Ia prensa.
Fl suces Q, ademas por 10 cs>stizamen-
to madrilt no dc sus actores, por su es
cenario a orillas d4l Manzenares po1
alguno de sus incident4s, cual la lluvia
IL cuartos drsde San Gin64 hasta Ioa
Vlv-ros, es un suc+so de Madrid al que
no podfa. por ende, negsr su cronica la
iilig4ncia de nuestros peri6dicos de- in
For macion. Ma lectores. saguramente
han tenido Las noticias de esa ,da gentiI.
que las CO licas mismae de Asmodao y
lie K 4sabal de Monte Cristo lie Mon
re- Amor en- sus dias de mas aristocra
tica gala.
H4~ta aquf, pues, encu6ntrolo todo
bien ju-to, razonable, plausible. Pero
t"mar p 6 de ESQ para diHpararee y de
cir como Ensebio B ASCOT Gracias,
D o. mfo va pnedo morir tranquilo
II vi~to < pan. 10 cnmo Mariana
d Cava, para -nvidiar Blasco que Sc
. aielantara con squeIla exelamaci6.
patrlotIca, pa ec-me VA, 81 no de~a hnar
porqne esto no CO b en- tan acrrditado-
nj ices, ir~e nn POGO del segnro. e!4
rae dAmasia O. con funesto olvido d.
a recommendation cervAntesca
s. aqni ~ E-pana. Y al presumir dt
$pano hay escritores que no YER
na- E-psn que la ,lA aqu-lIa boda d.
rumbo. J.on que der~cho vamos quA
rpl'arno- contra ese gwaS6n one con e.
ma +p scopal ha env ado d! NeW Yoyl
Herald ~4g6n los peri6 licos de- esta ma
mana fantA~ticas descomunsles mott
c'a~ sobre Ia cogida muerte del p"br.
| Esparterof ST los mantones y Ia juer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-30
Ell NUEVO PRESrDETE
DE LA REPUBLtC4 FRANCIA

Nueetro Director nos comura de la
Capital. el s'g1iente importa,e tele
grama:
Correspondence pub'ica a,che es
tA De p scho de St Thomas:
Noticias de Paris diceu quse reu-
ni6 how al Congreso de los dut dos
Ell Pr+sidente dal S4nado,nuuei o
one So procedia segnldalnAnte la eec
con del Prs.id-nte ie Ia Z .ppica
Mr. Michalin, diputado ,sialists.
nropuso que 90 suprimiera la '4~iden-
..ia dA In R4p1bIics producilio sus
palabras u1 verdadero tesCbn On Ia
Camara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-30

cejar en- nuestra empresa nj retro
ceder ante las difcultades, como
retroced1eron los esp0j5oles ante el
moro.
Del bizkaino han dicho los mis-
mos espa6oles que es corto en- pa
labras. pero en- obras largo We're
mos i somos bizkalnos"
No puede llevarSe l. intransigen
cia mas l6jos. Solamente IN pa
triotiSmo loco es capaz de hablar
asf cometiendo la inju~ticia de OIL
vidar los adelantos que en- las pro-
vincias vascongadas han hecho de
alguuos amos a la fecha, las ideas IL
berales, y los benefcios que esa inva-
sion de espano es neuketos produce en-
los meses de verano Y otonoA Guando
viitan las playas, puertos, ciudades
y balnearios de Euskerla.
En- otro nGmero dice ell B Ekaata-
IRA que fuertsmo es separotisoso, y
agrega
81 nacionalismo bizkaino ten
de 4 Ia constitution de Bizkaya en-
naci6n absolutamente libr9 & indie
pendiente de las demas.
Como eSa polftica, q juicio de
los nacionaIistas, corresponds de
derecho a Bizkaya, es decir, como
6sta, seg1n la historia, no es te6ri-
ca nj jurfdicamente considerable,
una parte 8 region espanola, sino
una verdadera nacion sometida ac-
tualmente y q peSar SwyO por Espa
ia, resuIta
Hablando el B5xkaitnra del mu-
keto inpoSor, dice que ''raquftico de
cuerpo, mirada rastrera (es nictalo-
pc, porque todo 10 hace eE Ia obs
curidad sangre envilecida, corazon
seco. ma no la tiene " Y a
tantas injurias agrega la de escara-
bajo, milano. buitre, vii gusano.
verdugo, tigre. pantera v1bora, in
Imundo, perjuro, traidor, luiurioso,
tahdr, avaro, perverso, imaket0, en-
fin !!
Huir de los maketos dice
Antes hediondo sapo, respirando
en- un calabozo que consentir Ia
ruina de Bizkaya !"
ST fu6romos a segoir en- su deli
RIO a e Bizkpitarra. ser1a tarea muy
Iarga Basta decir que cnnfnnde q
regioualiomo honraIo con el Sepa
ratismo; co~a tan distinta Ell amo1
Y profundismo r-speto que merec+
a hbertad lie imprenta, pe"n'itt
qle Sc lean tantas locuras que var
mas ALA de los separatistas de Ga
so Hueso 5Qn6 diran q este 10,
con>ervadores de- las AntillaS que
cada paso nos tachan de separatis
ta- y dicen que la prensa autono-
mieta goza de una libertad sin II
mites
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-30

Nosotros copiamos esos parrafos
como muestra para que los compa-
rep los conservadore, con otros que
suelen entresacar de periodicos Ii
berales, Y vean que entire rabiosos
Y locos, ell Bizkaltarro ocupa el pri-
mer puesto y que ha llegado a don
de no llegan los peri6dicos separa-
tistas de New York Y Cayo Hueso'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-30

81 han hallado decidida proteccid8 va
p4cuniaria. "a en- sns casas he conner
clio, va en- aquellos dastinos particulares
de Que 81 ha ppdido disponer.
P ape Silva aa Ell tipo del cumplido
cabaIero Afable. ilu~trado. rumboso.
ha podido ser una de nuestras mas pres
tigiosas f snras politicas del pai~, 81 s
clio no 50 hnbiese opuesto su excesivs
modes tia.
Y 4 an hombre De estas condiciones
no me expiico como Puerto Rico no ha
pensado en- hscerle diputado. VArias
vAces ha sonado sn nombre en las can
iidaturas. p. .ro al tempo De eiecatar
hamos elegido & parsonas extraTsAs al
pats al partiio. La historic de STEM
pre-
Pero yo no dndo qu4 algun dia mi
amigo don Jp~e T S va ira 4 la~ Cortes,
Y an elias sabra representa- dignamente
Al p.i~.
De- inteuto hs deia1o para 81 final de
astos -articulos 4 mi qnerido amigo En-
rique Cabrera. porqne he qu-rido cerrar-
o~. no con broche de orc porqno esto es
cursi pero Il cnn Ia nota pstriotica mas
branta y en6rgics De la colonia puer-
torriquena en- el extranj-ro
Enrique C.hrera! 20 'iep no coDo
ca an Puerto r CO al p .triotico entusias-
mo de este pouc-no v4lioso Hay ue
v4rle an Europa. como le he visto ",
con al psnsaniento puesto siempre en-
Ia patrla Ell anatema gu los labios pa
ia los opresores de sa terra
En- ell club. 81 el cafe, zen la.calle. en-
el paseo. siempre scalorado, siempre dis
cutiAndo aobre politica antilana, STEM
pre- fu~tigando los gohiernos antipa
tri6ticos que solo trabajan por la ruina
lie estoa paises.
ID f,cilmente se encuentra par aque-
Hos mundos un puertorriqneno mas en
tusiasta genero~o que Enriqu' Cabre-
ra. Toda idea patri6tica, TODD senti
miento noble encuentra en- 81 IN pro
tector decidido. asi como toda irjasticia
M fu~tiga Tor impacsble, disluesto a
| j lgaree Ia v,ia con el primsroaus ha
bic NAL de- su patria.
Ell bullicioso 2 tri.. que tantcs atrac
tivos y distracciones btinda bs hom
brAs como Enrique Cabrera. q gusto
refnado y de bolsillo repleto, rp ha po
lido lograr que divide un 'sqo dIa
su patria. A ella con-agra su ida. va
4-cribiendo an los per lico~ r'iculos
correspondencias. va buscand' formu
las ecou6micas po'{ticas quellevar
Ia mesa de Ia discussion.
S1 vida esta LENA de rasgo nobles
gAnerosos de- emp4nos pari6ticos.
Popce, su pueblo natal. hapensado
varias veces Ell elegirle diput4o. J 70
creo que esta es una deuda ue debe
cumplir algun dia.
Aqui es popular, porque aques don
lie mejor sc han podido aprecsr la FIR
meza de gu caracter. su valoroersonal
sus raagas caballerosos.
ES IN ponceho que honra q bnce = a
su patria.
No IS 81 ,b'e logrado do11strar>6n
estos esbozos n4chos( Ala plu-
ma, que Puerto R+af, n el ex-
tra-j -ro con hiips vsnoe~~. qe llama
los 4stan alg1n dia cnbrir dgloria '
prestigio esta pobre petris, us queri-
ia cuanto mas desgraciads.
ST 10 he consegu:do. sera est Ia ma
yor de mis- sati>f~cciones,
MARIANoARRu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-30

Pero no as culpa de ellos, DO DAs-
acreditada la polttica hasta ell hsstfo de
todos los que 20 vivimos de ella; casi
fracasados los ideales que durante unos
cuantos amos nos conmovieran; puesto
ell patriotismo en- una verguenza tan fu
nesta como Ia muy reciente de MeIiIIa,
Y arrastrado su presente decadencia
la literature. icon one ideales sustituir
nj con que preocupaci6n reemp 'az4r esa
por los toros por los torero>f ST. nues-
ira sociedad con mando hA vuelto a los
tiempos de- Fernando VII, aunque con
di~tiutos vicios y con otras cadenas.
I1n6 tiene de extra1lo el que todos al
mismo compass h4yamos retrocedido a
aqnella 6poc4 infama0tef
Por eato. al no me- pareciesa una pue
rilidad. hubi6rame parecido una demen-
cia la proposition que contra las CORR
las de toros presentaran ha POGO 4 la
Cortes unos cuantos diputadoS rrpubli
canos carlistat Mientras 20 nos den
ustedss otra cosa en- que pensar y COZ
one distraerno4, d6j~tgnos siqaiera los
toros, aunque sea sin pam
SALVADOR CANALS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-30
Bizkaitarra

Asl Sc tltula un pero!lco que Sc
publica en- la muy noble, invicta,
leal, hen r6ica, ilustrada y comercial
villa De B !bao
Los precios de suscripci6n Sc
anui clan DE esta manera en- dicho
peri6dico:
En- B zaya pit 0 75
=. an. s......, )as..s.: s !. :''-. .
Ex'rsr ro--------
Ell Bizkaatarra es un peri6dico
separatista que a~pira a sacud,r ell
yugo de ESpana Y Fraucia, buscan-
do la independence total de Eus-
kerla Aspgura que esta confedera-
ci6n SO compondra de 4laba Blzka-
ga, GuiDnzkoa. Lopundi, Nabarra,
N0porrebera y Su6eroa De esas
siete rtgioneS, escritas tai como ia
denomina 81 Bizkaltarra. la cuarta,
sexta y s6ptima e>tan situadas al
Otro la 10 del Bidasoa y pertenecen
al territorio frances.
En- uno de los 6,timos n1meros
de aicho peri6lico, So ataca ruda
mente a todos los vizcafnos espaNo-
hsta8. lIamense carlistas. inttgris-
tas, Iibelales, autonomistas, repu-
blicanos, etc, llamando a los espa
Iole- mubet0S, en- igual sentido in
jurioso d. aquel mote gabarhos que
EN- E>pana 80 dada a los franceses
en- 1912
Dice que Bilbao, Ia her6ica villa
de los silios. no es va de los biz
kaIuos J que esta raza ha Uegodo d
ser vIlme3ate dominado por su mds en-
ca.nizada epensigu. y para demos
trarlo, puhlica un cu1dro e~ta1f~ti
ca de apellido~ que llama euskeyisos
para diferenciarIos De los que demo
mina espnaoles y aIgunos parrafos
rablO>os como estos:
L6anlos los
bizkainos Pero es necesario n,
iriltar>e momtntaneamente COM
nino~, nj amilanarso como mujereS
Calala Y sangre fila para qu. nu~s-
ira lnteGgeucia Yea claramente los
medios de nuestro fin; acci5n vigo-
roo y metodizada para aIcanzarIo
be aqui las dos cuaii ades que la
circumstance actuales nos exi e1
en- 81 patri6tico movimiento de BIZ
kaya
'Es neccsario no llepar la atm6~
fera de exclamaciones brav Ia
como hiraerom los espa1o7es antes d,
qr al R!E pero tambi6n precisa ne
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EXTRA PATRIA-

No ss 81 existe en- Paris col onia puer
to riqupna, pero rnpca tuve noticia>
de ella, nj It, ha visto agruparse rea
liar actos patri6ticos como la de Ma
drid Barcelona
Aparte de tres cuatro puerto-rique
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EN- IA CAMARA De COMERCIO
Eo~ sARAno

las Siete media de "a nOche, tendra lugar
la reunion anunciada, para discutir e. Regla-
mentO los estatutOs de "a sOciedad CreditO y
NhOrrO pONcenOS.
to esnec;aImenfe y. ademSs' fodas cmantas Sc in
teresen p0r e. laudable 0tiI prOyectO, de que
tratan, gran cOmpetencia, nuestrOs editO-
rialeS de eStOS mNmerOS.