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noUGnr cooos oy rRlAL
But Never Reinrntd or Paid for Them.
Two Handsome Female Crooks.

JAihNDNN Lib LA jan u.
Deputy Sheriff Ninzant left tonight for
So. Louis, Mo-, with requisition papers
for Mrs Townsend and her daughter,
Miss Armstrong. who have been Vctimiz-
ing the people ~ This city for the last
three weeks. Their scheme was 10 see
cure goods from merchants on trial. TO be-
returned # not satisfactory. They in-
yariably kept the goods. bni never paid
for them. When they skipped fcn
days tg0. they had secured goods to the
amount Of nearly SlWw' nearly all Of
which they had sold for less than half
their value.
IL is thought that the women. who are
said TO be- very handsome. belong 10 It
.1ng If the crooks who infested the city
-rior to and during the week Of the prize
feht. The women ran an ALLEGED board
ing-house while here and il is now de-
veloped that correspondent Matthewson,
Of the Boston journal, was drugged and
robbed near their place. Mauhewson Is
crazy from the effects Of the drug.
Three men were with the two women,
ana disappeared with them. The women
nave been arrested I'm ST. Louis but will
fight eXtradiuOn.
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amendments He was probably the only
conercssn., 4, member Of a labor union
In tie country ana had been a member
OF labor orgaui zation for thirty years.
He was nov member OF Typographical
Union NJ OF New York 0oud ap-
plause in the ealeriesl. and Il was as
the oni,, -c,reseftative nf labor in Con-
gress mat n devolvef upon him to enter
his determined protest against the bin.
Both while 90 was In the Committee on
WAYS ana Means and since il had been
under diocvssion in the House ne had en-
deavore1 a. secure consideration OF sew
eral arno,duents IN the interest Of the
laboring clses but he had not had power
to d. So In the name OF the gold-beat-
ers he protested. in the name OF the
printers' Union. the Furriers' Union. the
Clockmakors' Union. the curled hair work.
ers rattan strippers. the ivory workers,
the gteel-nin makers. the diamond work.
erg and many other classes Of working
men he entered hrs vigorous protest. He
had befo,e now spoken In favor OF the
diamond cutters and when he asked a
tariff Of u per cent on eu' ula,lonuS sn1
free o,trv of uncut stones the House had
taken he BIT between its teeth. and
apaf,e. hts earnest protest had raised the
d6fc n, cuf diamonds 60 20 per cent. and
on unruf diamo1is to - per cent. On
account ~ the foss In cutting o.
represented p dfttof nearly % per cent.
SO nat unless feduced the diamond cut
tars III New York you'd have 10 90 into
other occupation
Tie Rad lust received n letter from the
Diamond Cutters Union commanding him
for his stand ir ther behalf last Friday.
and nrgine bin 20 use his efforts to have
the duties reduced TO the basis asked for
hv them. r. per cent on cut stones and
free entry of uncst stones.
afr. Cummings was warmly applauded
FOR his strong stand in favor Of the
labOrinp class.
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The Jndge Long Pension Case

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 3I-Com.
missioner Lochren of the Person Bureau.
this morning filed an appeal from the
order issued by Judge bradley in the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Column
bia in the case of Judge Charles u. Long.
of Michigan. against the Commissioner
of Pensions, sustaining Judge Long S
right to a pension. Justice Cox, Of the
District Supreme Court. to-day made a
rule on Commissioner Lochren 70 show
carse en- Monday next why an Injunction
should not be granted TO restrain the
reduction OF Jucge Lcng's pension from
S72 a month TO $50 a month.
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same. He declares that the insurgents
have held the harbor for five months. and
says that now II the shore batteries fire
on him he will be unable 10 reply for fear
Of hurting neutral ships. and also be ur-
able 20 protect his men.
Admiral Da Gama also sent a letter
TO the officers who had gathered In con-
ference o. discuss Admiral nenh8m's
action. asking that he might be per-
mitted to lombard the city without no.
tice. No answer was sent 10 him. but
Admiral l}enhAm said later that he would
grant the insurgent admiral permission
TO lombard the city. but he would require
that fOrty-cight hours notice be given SO
that nOncombatants would be able q
seek shelter.
American vessels Can Land Now.
RIO DE JANEIRO. Jan. Sl.-American
vessels that desire 20 come 10 the piers
Of the city can nov DO 80 without being
interfered with by the insurgents The
negotiations 20 settle the trouble be-
tween the insurgents and the government
by arbitration. In which Admiral Renham
was acting as private citizen, are NJ
present az a standstill This is probably
due to the fact that ADMIRAL ia Gama's
nephew was killed. early Monday morn
ing while engaged IA forage along the
shore on n tug.
The American minister here. Mr.. Thomp-
SON. to-day sent "a long secret dispatch 10
the State Department at Washington.
Communication With Santos Is inter
rupted
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RECEIPTS AND KIPENDfTCRES.
The Latter. Exceeds the Former During
seven Months by s6 Million DoIlars.

WASHINGTON. d. c. Jan ai.--rhe
official statement Of the government re-
ceipts and expenditures 10 be issued to-
morrow Will show that the expenditures
fer the first seven months OF the current
fiscal year exceeded the receipts by sfO'
0ooODO. The receipts were Nlo,WVoo, ana
the expenditures SOD 100000.
If this ratio should be kept up through
the entire fiscal year the deficit would
be 600 leaving the treasury with
but sI1 .OO0.OOO. Of the Si2l,m0,0m. with
which It entered the fiscal year July J,
1898.
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WAShfNGTON, -. c., Jan. 5l.-The
United states steamship Alliance sailed to-
DAY from Callao, Peru, for the United
States. via Cape Horn. Her objective
point is New York, and her iifst stop
will be at Montecideo.
The Essex was placed in commission at
the Norfolk navy yard to-day. She will be
sent TO Newport as training ship for
naval apprentices.
'rhe Monongahela was placed out of COM
mission az Norfolk. and viii be repaired.
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WASHINGTON, -. C., Jan. 81. nc
Navy Department. has been INFORMED IN. NJ
the work OF getting the Machias reauy TOT
her trip 10 Norfolk would D.Eih a. VI
-. vorl< navy yard to-day. The nests
viii be taken ont ana transferred 10 u''
,,.,, hfohc,d near by. This VIII give The
,f,.hi.s stability for the "trip To- Norfolk
,gbsre she will be cut in two and altered
A. conform - the recommendations Of the
walker Stability Board.
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al pledpes neclarcd OF.

JACKSON. MISS. Jan. 3i.-The Demo
cratic caucus met Tonight 5n this. the
ninth day Of the deadlock, and bailoting
for a successor 10 Senator Walthall was
resumed After the forty seventh ballot
Senator Harrison offered resolution
stipulating that after ten more nallo's haa
heen taken all pledges be declared on.
This was amended by declaring an
,irdgos or at once. and carried amidst
mucb enthusiasm. The forty-ninth ballot
resulted: Campbell. q McI.aurin, 40; Tay-
lor 3s. Lowry. -: Stone, /.
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To Appen1 the Sugar Trust Gases.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan. 3l.-Attor-
ney-General Olney to-day directed United
States District Attorney lngraham, of
Philadelphia. to appeal from the decision
Of Judge Butler. Of the United States Cir
cult Court. In the sugar trust cases de-
cidei there last week. The appeal will
he taken TO the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals, and II the cases are
then decided adversely 10 the government
an appeal will be taken TO the United
States Supreme Court. The administra-
tion intends to prosecute this case with
vigor for the purpose Of getting the high
est judicial determination of the legality
and binding effect Of the antitrust law.
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MORE OFFTRS THAN BONDS.
The Rids for CarlisIe's New Government
FIves win Aggregate $50, 100000.

WASHINGTON. ID. G., Jan. Sl.-At the
close Of business to-day the offers Tor
tonds aggregated S5WOOoO, FIVE millions
more than the amount Secretary Carlisle
Will sell. Telegrams were received from
various PARTS Of the country SITTING that
additional offers would be sent Ia to-mor-
row before Il o'clock. the time at when
all bids viii be closed
1t is understood that most Of the ldrsef
offers were st figure slightly above ine
upset price OF $ll7223.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
More Presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 3l.-The
President to-day sent to the Senate the
following nominations;
Thomas e. Ferguson, Of Maryland En-
yov Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tentiarv 10 Sweden and Norway
Collectors of Customs John j. King
Alabama. District of Mobile, Ala. George
u. Bryan, South Carolina, district of
Charleston. S. c. w. B. Robinson, Nir-
cinia. District of Tappahannock, Va. Ju-
illus A. Taylor. Tennessee. Attorney of the
United states for Western District OF
TaunpsSep.
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PONF. Jan. 3f.-Lawyer Molinari ac-
cused OF melting workingmen u revolt,
,yas tried hy court martial In Massa Di
Carrara to-day. iie was the iifst one
cf the leaders in the recent Nnafchis,
riots 60 be- arraisncd. he was seh'encel
70 twenty-three years Imprisonment the
first three years IN solitary confinement
and the forfeiture OF all his property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Jan. ia broken
rail near clio. Ala, on the central
Georgia railroad wrecked passenger
train last Tight. Two coaches and an
exnress car turned over and fell doN n
a twcnty-foot embankment. Isaac Steven
son. of New York. was badly cut In the
head and back. Il. \. kocber. the ex-
press messenger. had his leg severely
mashed. James Mcintyre, of Danville,
Ala. was hurt in the back. Several 9th
ars were slightly hurt.
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Democratic campaign CommIitec.

WASHINGTON, y. C.. Jan. 81 senator
Gorman Chairman of the Democratl =
Senatorial Caucus. has appointed the fol
lowing Senators as members of the Demo-
cratic Campaign committee: Matt. W.
Ransom. North Carolina, Charles j.
Faulkner. West Nirginia; James X. Jones.
Arkansas: Geofre Gray, Delaware: John
T.. Mitchell. Michigan; saniual Pasco.
Florida. Edward Murphy. jr.. New York;
james Smith. Jr. New jersey; and ). NJ.
W Nhitc California.
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s,uart F. Lindsey Chosen Secretary.

NEW YORK, n. Y. Jan. Sl.-Ihe Amer
,can protective Tariff League to-day an
nounced the appointment of state secre-
tarv FOR Virginia, Mr.. Stuart f. Lindsey
Of bristol. There were several candidates
for the place. and the matter has been
under consideration for three OF four
months. Mr. Lindsy is the editor OF the
bristol Patriot Herald. and Is thorough
protectionist and earnest worker.
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PHIi.ADELPHiA, Jan. 3l.-At m'p-
aiuht Mir. Childs' physicians ISSUE. =
bulletin saving that he 1ad passsu :, /"
Quiet day and there was no hou'ea"''
charge in his condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01

ST PETERSBURG. Jan. ai.- The 'z''f
temperature to-day Is aS6; MS pulse j. S'
aud tie attack OF hronchtf mas nlu.'
ishci iie sleeps better, his app,il'e DIS
,,..,,r,y.a and his weakness ahating.
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rJVFRIuDL. n 3. Jan. 1.-The
srhonncr Cerus r. Foster. OF Gloucester
while trying "a make the hnrpor
niuht. struck On strawberry POINT ana
became total ic's Five men Nrl'
drowned They all bel)nscd to Prince f'l-
ward Island and Sew Foundland.
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PARIS. Jan. 3i.--contrary 10 eApe,'a'
tion. valiant was mol eNrcnieo 'o-""s ,
and the mob Of Paris suffered seNrle
disappointment. II Is certain ln- e~'@"'
tion Will not take pl@ss ie-sAss's~
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LOUISVILLE. KY. Jan. Si.--fhe Ken
tucky Legislature to-day adopted resolu-
ton insiructing Senators Blackburn and
Lindsay 10 vote TO reject the nomina tion
of Mr. pcckham 10 be associate justice OF
the Supreme Court.
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Dr. Staples appointment.

wAsifiNGTON. -. C., Jan. u.-Dr
samuel G.. Staples. Of Roanoke. Va, has
heen appointed qualified surgeon al $1,000
in he Pension Hureau
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.

The following VAS the range Oh .ns
thermometer at the Times once s's,
day. \. NJ, Il; Il NJ, ". - -, VI
=. M.. 5s.sP. NJ. 5s: II ~. 70 Average
s. e-3
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Mr.. Daniel Va) asked Mr.. Voorhees,
whether there was any purpose now TO
issue bonds for the purpose Of redeeming
grcenbacks.
Mr.. Voorhees,: THE proposition TO issue
bonds concerns nothing but the authority
Of law neither affirming nor denying
what use Is 10 be made Of the money
and take IL that that cannot be inquired
into until after the money is secured by
the sale Of the bonds. The power 10 issue
bonds is ample. specific. unquestioned, and
clear. II hereafter somebody should raise
the question as 10 the use 20 be made OF
Tie money Il may then be considered
Mr. Daniel II suppose there is no inn
lfopfely IN making an inquiry OF the
head Of the Finance Committee"
Mr. VOORHEES,: Certainly not. | say
h'fe to-day. win what small reputation
may have. As 4 lawyer that the courts
~ Tie country will hold thai The Secrc-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-06
P. CATINCH cierra su fotografa ell IS del corriente
INOVEDADI iNOVEDAD|

In 81 sstablecimiento de meroancias
4uineallA, ferrster4a, bisuterfa, etc, etc, de
Juan Castaher, situado en- la calls de Alto
cha y Wives. Sc acaba de recibir an variado
y riso surtido que ofrece una vez mas 81
Humsroaa clientela 81 p1blico en- general.
8ntre sllos enumerarS los siguientes:
Herramisntas para carpinteros, efectos de
montura, suchilleriA, cerraduras, utensilio
de oocinA, herramientas para agricultores,
les lsgftinos afamados corta- plumas Ro-
ger, libros On blAneo, pspsl sobrss para
cartas, tintaS todo 10 eoncsrnisnts al ra-
mo do sseritorio.
Z In merc&nei&a Articulos de- novsdad
kay todo cuRnto pueds deseRrse.
RspeeiAlidad en- driles mayorquinss, de
los euAlaa hay una existenciA constante en-
la casa, que sc detallsn precios sumamen-
to m6dieos.
Esta casa ne hacs cargo de euslquer Pc
dido de bordados, tanto para bautixos como
para matrimonios, trajss para s@noras, ulti-
ma moda, mueblsa todo 10 que sn este
gSnsro Sc deeee.
Visitad, pues, eI sstablecimisnto eneon-
tFarsis las novedadss que os ofrees
JUAN CAsTANER.
Pence, Rasrs 80 de 1894. sn.G.
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emplean para explotar al pueblo, con-
cluyen por caer en- Ell mas lamenta-
bic indiferentfsmo por amortiguar-
sc en- sus corazones ell amor al terru-
no. que queda entonces reducido al
amor al hogar, importandoseles POGO
todas las desventuras de la patria
como estas no afecten directamente
al reducido cfrculo de su familia.
7 de ese modo, en- la masa popu-
lar ell amor la patria, grande. gene
roso. abnegado, queda reducido la
mas estrecha expression del egoismo:
al egoismo personal.
7 entonces SO produce el raro fe-
n6meno de que 81 regionalismo en- vez
de desarrollarse primero en- Ell indivi-
duo para pasar luego al hogar, del
hogar & Ia familia. de la familia Ia
aldea. de la aldea al pueblo, del pue-
bio la ciudad, de la ciudad & la ma
ci6n asf progresivamente hasta lle-
gar al cosmopolitismo 8 sea al amor
la humanidad, quedase estacionado
an ell individuo donde toma Ia forma
del mas rudo perjudicial egoismo.
7 este pasara en- todos los pueblos
i6venes como el nuestro, donde sus
directories educadores no les dan
eiemplos de verdadero patriotismo.
81; Lay que educar al pueblo pero
hay que educarle en- Ell amor al terru-
no para que de este surja ell amor 8 la
humanidad, pues ningun pueblo, CO.
mo ningun individuo, empezara .antes
por amar & sus semejantes que & 81
propio.
MARIANA ABRIL.
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A DlESTRO Y SlNIESTRO

Nuestro colega EI Impartial de
Mayagiez tiene la palabra.
"Ls necssdad de Ia asamblea Sc inn
pone. Y como de ella depende la vida del
partido como de ella depende que este ss
organize medianto una suena direction
como sus resoluciones han de tensr grave
signi6cacion, importancia trascendencia,
claro l6gico es que .se procure reunlr en-
ella todos los elementos que valen pesan
dentro de la ag,upaoion.
Obra es esta que puede realizarss en-
ounce dfas, como SO pretende.
Els claro es evidentfsimo.
Ounce dias no bastan para que
ell pals Sc prepare q un acto en- que
tai vez SO resolvera So porvenlr poll
co.
Pero diz que hay mucha prisa y
que no sc quiere dar tempo 8 la pro-
paganda Y que por causas tales SO
precipita la asamb blea aun q riesgo
de que ell pals liberal, independents
y sano, deje de asistir los debates.
lQu6 distancia de 1887 1 894!
Y que decadencia
La asamblea de Ponce fu6 brillan-
te y ruidosa la asamblea de Maya
g1ez fu6 inteligente y discreta la
asamblea de San Juan ser&.
No adelantemos profecfas.
Sigue habIando con unprecedented
Ell Impartial
~ Sabemos por ventura que pueblos de
la isla tienen organzados sus comites en- Ia
forma prescrita per la constitution 7 / SO
han hecho trabajos de propaganda en- min
gun sentido D6nde esta el directorio /"
El Clamor podria contestar q esas
preguntas.
Pero EI C1amor, dirigido por el
Secretario general, Sc limita q publ
car la convocatoria electrical, sin CO.
mentarla, sin ampliarla, sin ofrecer
al pals una Erase de aliento, como 81
no le importase un ardite Ell acto de
la asamblea, a 6l, 6rgano semi Official
del directorio.
Da frio leer las Columns del que
antes fue un peri6dico batallador,
energico, altivo, al par que discreto
docente y diplomatico.
Els que las murallas no contienen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-06
Gran desaf1O de gaIIOs
JUANA-DIAZ
Barrto de V91la1ba.

Sc celebrar& durante los dfas 9, 10
y II de Febrero proximo.
Hay gallos de todos los pesos y
postas, y es sepura una numerosisima
concurrencia.
Sc invita- los afcionados de los
barrios y pueblos limitrofes y de la
isla en- general.
Pto SegdrrG.-J4an Ms Burgess 49,
CLemente .Smit Vicente Mayrero.
v 9 Febrero.
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Los MEDICos RECOMIENDAN LA

LOS MEDICos RECOMIENDAN LA
Solpci0n Mars. del licenciado Giol, en- lss
difsrentes enfermedsdes ligadas. la ans-
mia, ciorosis J debilidaden general.
Don Ramon A. de Torres, doctor 81 Ne
dicina, Cirujia = Partos.
CeTtlfoa: que ha hecho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uso de Ia SOLUCTON MARS, preparada
por 81 Licdo. Don Francisco Giol Texidor,
sn las diferentes enfermedades ligadas 1 la
anemia, clorosis debilidad general, obte-
niendo en- todos los casos resultados brillan-
tss.
I para satisfacci6n del Sr. Giol, asf 10
hago constar.-Dr. Toves.
konce, Fs6rsro n dsl6g2.
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CRONICA
EDU@UEMoS

hay que educar q las masas, Y po-
nerlas en- condolences de cumplir con
sus deberes y de luchar por sus de-
rechos. Para que un pueblo tome
parte en- la vida social = participe de
sus ventajas, necesita ilustrarse. Es-
to dicen los hombres pensadores de
todos los paises y este Sc ha repetido
en- Ell nuestro.
Con la diferencia que en- Francia y
los Estados Unidos, por ejemplo,
cuando Sc ha dicho ebay que educar
al pueblo" Sc ha educado; y en- el
nuestro no Sc ha hecho mas que re-
petir la Erase. Conste que nos refe
rimos & la educaci6n polftica.
Esta tiene que empezar por ell amor
la patria. que es la idea madre de
todas las demas ideas que en- la este
ra social agitan al hombre. Todos
los partidos politicos, y 10 son aque-
llos que persiguen algdn ideal, va
sean reaccionarios progresistas,
trabajan y luchan por el bien de
la patria, con la diferencia de que
unos, aferrados al error 8 creyendo
que en los pasados tiempos era aque-
la mas feliz pretenden estacionar 81
progreso. porque en- la confusion de
sus ideas han llegado & Greer que 9
progreso es una enfermedad que con
cluira por enloquecer al mundo.
Pero marchen por la senda del error
5 Sc adelanten por el camino de Ii
verdad, los pueblos van siempre guia
dos por ell amor q la patria.
Querer que un pueblo entire de He
no en- la vida politica, sin antes ha
Der despertado en- 81 ell sentimient'
patrio, es como 81 & un joven 10 Ian
zaramos en- la vida social, sin ante
haber hecho germinar en- su cerebr
las ideas de la dignidad y del honor
Serfa, en- vez de un factor. un obsta
culo que la sociedad arrojar1a l6jo
de 81.
El amor al terrufo es ignato 81
todo ser humane 10 mismo anna 8
TERRA ell salvaje de las pampas gu
> ell hombre civilizado; pero para gu
ese sentimiento de los resultados be
3 nefciosos que exile Ia civilizaci6r
= @~s.y IL =-o.~--o~ian Aonoar r.
g haciendole comprender q los pueblo
que 81 hom bre anna al terruho no &C
a mo ell pajaro 81 nido y la 6era su ca
7 bill, sino para su progreso y bienestal
En- nuestro pals, por desgracis
muy POGO SO ha hecho en- ese sentidc
Los llamados mover la opinion
Z dirigirla, no han tratado ndnca d
despertar en- las masas ell amor al re
) gionalismo, sino que, por el contra
: rio, han conspirado contra 81. Al pu
| bio SO educa con el ejemplo, y est
no puede haber sido mas psrnicioso
La masa de nuestro partido, |,
que por condolences especiales d
desarrollo y educaci6n, no alcanza
, comprender los problemas polfticos
. filos6fcos que tiene que resolver, hi
abrazado Ell ideal auton6mico sin ex
plicarselo cientifcamente, y solo i'm
pulsado per el amor al terruno, ignat,
en- ella, que le dice que por medic d,
la libertad y el derecho puede ser IS
te feliz. No es, pues, la convicci6r
polftica la que gaia q la mayor part'
de nuestros correligionarios, sino Q
sentimiento patrio. Por ESQ, cuandc
dudan de la bondad de aquel sistema
sin explicarselo siquiera y solo POI
instinto, retroceden y abandonan la
lucha, pierden la f6 ell entusiasmo, J
creyendo que la pol1tica no Sc inspi
ra en el amor la patria sino que es
| 1 o1nJ.~;&o L.
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LA FLOR DE ASTURIAS
DE Al PA REZ FERNA EDEZ
SOL 7 UNION. PONCE
SOL 7 UNION, PONCE

Reinstalado es . estaa ,Iecirniepto en- an ,,.zo
local Gale del Sol esquina Union, V conocien-
90 sus duehos 81 exquisite gusto que siennpre dis
nngulo los habitautes de esta culta ciudad. no
nan omitldo medic alguno, fin de ofrecer una
variedad de articulos, que por sus uroeedencias
rlqueza, variedad, nanarzn Ia atenei6n de To-
das Las personals que nos honrsn con sus visitas.
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