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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-13
NEWS NUGGETS.
srought by the Wires from the 'lsrtis. East
South and West.

Schooner Clara f. Colcord, ashore on
Cornfeld reef, is total loss.
The principal portion of Biloxi, Miss,
was destroyed by fire Friday morning.
Jack McAuliffe answers the challenge of
Jack Falvey of Providence, and says he
will be only to happy to meet him.
Massachusetts Democrats in the third
congressional district, Friday, nominated
Hon. Charles Haggerty of Webster.
The strike of 81 900 operatives at Fall
River is at an end, it being decided, Fri
day, to accept the Offer of the manufact-
urers. Secretary Howard made an elo-
quent plea for the spinners to accept the
terms offered, aud carried the day.
At Washington Friday afternoon the ar
gument BIZ gan in the district supreme court
on demurrers fled by Brokers Chapman
and Mccartney to indictments found against
them for refusing 10 answer questions asked
by the senatorial sugar trust investigation
committee.
The long pending litigation between
Eugene Higgins OF New York and lilly
Haynes of Boston, in relation to the Broad.
way Central hotel. New York, has been
settled out of court. Mr.. Haynes will take
a long lease of the property and will asso-
ciate u younger man with himself.
At Plainfield, N. j., Friday, the 25-mile
road record was broken, by Monte
Scott the holder of the four and five mile
competitive records In the first club hapdi.
cap road race of the Crescent wheelmen
The new figures are l hour, 5 minutes
81 As seconds, lowering the best previous
time by over four minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-13
BALL00a MINT W
TContinued from lst psge.I
powloinham. Alexander. list, N II white. Bow.

PowJoinham. Alexander. LIST, N II White, Bow
doinham; I'd. Mrs Geo II Shapes, Topsham. Ben
Dayi., lst, T. Wright, Wooiwich. I'd, W
Skelton, Richmond. Black Oxfords. LIST, Geo NJ
Patten, Top-ham; I'd, Frank Miller, Bruins
wic4. Wisthrop GreenIng, lsf, l. + Wright
Woowich; I'd, A S Pennell, North HarpsHeii.
Balawins. 1,t. l. 4 Virgin, Woolwich; 20, + A
Fisher, BoHdoinham GraHen- tens, LIST, l. X
Powers Georgetown; I'd. n H shelton, Rich
mond. Hubbardston's Noa-such, LIST, W
Barnes, Ioosham; I'd, + Wright, Wooiwich'
Bowdoinhom; I'd. 6 W Barnes, Harpswell.
King of Iompkins County, LIST. q Z Small, Bow
doin; I'd, Addie a Williams. Bow dom Fant Use.
LIST, Geo 81 ia ten. Top: ham; I'd, u W Barhes,
Ha,pswe /. Mention Red, LIT, b Minott,
Brun.wIck; I'd, l. Powers, Gtorgetor II
ysrthern spy. ist NJ II White, Bowdoinham; I'd,
A nIidrelll, TopshaIn Por crs, lit, NJ II White,
nowdoinhED; 81, A 5 Pencil, Hnp,weli. Wage
uer, list, l. Wright, Wooiwjcn; ID, " hII.,
owdonham. Tolman Sweet, lst l. X Powers
tieorgeiown. ID, VI Il White, Bowdoinham
Wealthy, lst NJ II White, Bswdoinhan; I'd. Rvv
= III Herring, Hrunsw.cK. yellow Belflower. 1t,
l. X Powers Georgetown: I'd. NJ II White, Bow
doin.,am. Collection of Pears LIST. Rev c NJ Her
Dish fall pears, Ist, j Il Reed, BJwdOinliam; 3D.
James Whit, West Bath
Di.h winter pears. LIST, Mrs J Fred Patten, Bow
loinham; u, l. k Powers, Georgetown.
Collection grapes grown IN open air, 1st, Rev G
Herr NJ, BRUNSWICK.
Lish grape, lot, l. Wright, Woolwich; %,
Rev q VI Herring brunswick.
Dish crab apples. lst, Rev NJ Herring, Bruins
wick, Bath
Dish cranbeIries lst, RY Storer. Brunswick;
ID, Frank Tate, Iopsham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-13
New England Briefs.

A steam sawmill at Industry, Me, was
burned.
St. Mary's parochial school ut Biddoford,
Me, was dedicated.
Francis st. Jacques was struck at New
Bedford, Mass, by train and wac in
stantly killed.
There have been II diphtheria cases At
Whitinsvillc Mass, and three deaths
within week.
Michael A. Barlow was arrested at Hart
ford for stealing clothing from the rooms
of students at Trinity college.
The Maine Federation of Womens clubs
met ut Lewiston. The annual address
was made by Mrs. f. ii. Osgood.
Elmira l.. Hayward, librarian at tho
Cambridge (Mass,l public library, was
killed by falling through II vcntilator at
the library building.
Michael Hessian was sentenced at Law
rcnce. Mass, TO the house of correction for
II months ON 10 indictments charging him
with breaking and entering.
Cadets from the Massachusetts, training
shin Enterprise marched through the
streets of Boston and We're reviewed by the
governor.
Rev. Frank l.. Goodspeed has resigned
the pastorate of the First Congregational
church, Amherst, Mass, to accept call to
the First church of Springfield, Mass.
The Boston water board failed to get
dissolved an injunction restraining work
mon from dcpositing earth on land owned
by the Dcorfoot Farm company in South,
boro.
The citizens of Williamstown, Mass.
discussed the question of fire protection.
A committee was appointed to investigate
the best means of protection and report at
a special town meeting within 80 days.
Torpedo boat Ericsson is ready for her
trial. but the builders want an oppor-
tunity TO go over the Long Island Sound
course once before requesting the govern
,ncnt trial board to come to New London,
Conn.
Mrs. James Potter, aged -, of Lee.
Mass, was found drowned in the Housa-
tonic river ut Glendale Mass. The theory
is that she committed suicide, but as she
was nearly blind, she may have fallen in
the river accidentally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-13
The Races at Mystic.

BosroN, Oct. 12.-Better sport is rarely
seen at Mystic park than was afforded to-
day. Nearly all the finishes were close
The 22G trot, pure 5000; Caywood,
CHI. g., by Van. belmont, (Whelden) =,
won in 6 heats; L'Empress, blk, m, by
L'Emperor (Dore) second; Sumpter,
b. g., by Grand Sentinel (Trout) third
best time, 10 IA. The 2.1S pace, purse
5000, Prince Alexander, CHI s, by Alexander,
(Johnson) won in three heats; SIX Boy, b
G, paige second; Jubilee Wilkes, br q,
(Cox) third best time, 2.17 IA. The 2.23
trot, purse 5000, Adra Belle. or m, by
Almont Boy SARGENT, won in four heats ;
Electric Coin by Electioneer, (Feck), sec
ond; Lady Bug, blk m, Gardner, third ;
best time, 2.l7 10. The 2l7 trot, purse
5000, unfinished, Fred Wilkes, g, by
Wilkes, (Johnson), and Merry Bird, b g.,
by Jay Bird, (Bowen), each one heat best
time, 2 II 4, by Fred Wilkes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-13
The Worlds Food Fair


NOW Deing hell Ia Mecnahic uuiiaing,
Boston, - an AsuIeu SUCCESS " nue. .he
original idea caiieo Tor ialt repFesenta.loE !
from all american iiihniac'ure's VI loou
products Inc managers Oh zorro foou
faif nave Deeh slmpiy o'er~ne'n'eu WIN
applications ior space ny ~ouiu-oe eA'ioilofS
from an parts OF ,h' world
Juo9ing from tne private we" gwen Inc
press'we reel cohndenl lha' 'here wiz De no
features OF the ialr more creol0aple ana
interesting than the Boston eXhi,ns.
Meiins focd 1or example gave gwen
their ever-beautini ana popular paln'lng oy
Perrault, The Awakening an exquisite
setting IN golden green drbpefles, perfectly
lighted; and Us TINS painting mas never pc
fore been publicly exhibited IN Boston, all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-13
Church and Pa tor.

At the Advent church, Westbtook, on
Sunday, two persons we're received into
membership.
Baptist church at Mechanic Falls, by bsp.
tism on Sunday.
Three persons were baptized on recent
Sunday by Rev. B. NJ. Webster OF the Bsp-
list church, Lebanon.
The Universalist church ct Mechanic
Falls is now being supplied by various cali
didates for pastoral election.
The Universalist society of Orlaud, is
raising funds for the holding of services at
least fortnightly during the winter.
The cottsgers and residents of Cousins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-13

1t is told that anatomists when they
wish to separate the bones of a skull
sometimes resort to very peculiar pro-
cedure. They fill the skull with small
beans and place it in vessel of water.
The beans swell and rend the skull apart
at the sutures. The well known German
psychologist, Grehaut, measures the force
which the beans are capable of exerting
under these conditions, and found that it
indicated five atmospheres, equal to the
average pressure in the boiler of steam
engine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-13
Maine People.

Two young men have been admitted to
the Androscoggin Bar, having taken their
examinations Saturday, Oct. 6, in Auburn.
They are j. G, Chsbot, Esq, with Noble &
Crockett, and Fred N. Saunders. Esq, with
F. M. Drew. Esq.
Mr.. Wallace r. Harrington will sever
his connection with the Rockland Star in
about two weeks, and win leave for Homo
lulu, Hawaii having accepted a position
there as managing editor of the Pacific
Commercial Advertiser, the newspaper or
gan of the new government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-13

The Zeta Psi banquet and exercises at
Hotel North did not close until the small
hours. All the post prandial exercises were
of a high order, the Grafton by I. l..
Staples, Esq, being an especial feature and
one which elected frequent applause. The
list of initiates numbered II for Chi
chapter, and for lambda chapter 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-13
Root Culture,

Mort satisfactory experiment acre of potatoes,
LAT, George McNanus, brunswick; I'd. p" T.
rrs, Topsham; Sd, G Randall, Bowdonham.
eighth acre table beets, LIST, G b Randall, Bow
doiudam. ne.eighrh are carrots, let, w + Par
sons, Brunswick Oneeiglith acre onions, LIST,
w Hunt. Brunswick. One-eIghth acre cattle
cabbage. lst. w Parsons. Brunswick; I'd, A
Parsons, Brunswick; Sd, A w Hunt, Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-13
Balloon Ascension and Races.

At l O'Clock there was a very successful
balloon ascension by Prof. Bonnetts of ST.
Johpsbury, VT. The bicycle race for no.
vices was won by Clark of Brunswick time,
3 40 IA. The result of the races WAS as
follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-13
2.2S CLAsS-PURsE Sl75.
Matte Merrill. blk m, C Ii Nelson, 5

Matte Merrill, blk m, C. III Nelson, ! !
starting, b IN, + w Hanks, z
Winthrop Pilot, br =. w u Ramsdel, 3 81
Cunard .Jr b M e T S ackpole, 4 Il
China Boy, blk q Reynold, Il Withee,
Glcnarm, b m, q l. J. nkns, 6 3 81
Black Dan, blk 3, } b Lift efed / d
lime, 2,3l. 227i, z9t, 2.29.
2f5 CLAss-PURSE $50.
Mountain Maid. blk m, G A Booker, Il
Ludlow. CHI &. G L Stackpoie, 2 = 3
Bellevl.c br s, II + Libby, 2
Dixie, ch (, II W Der, Al
Zen Butler. b q. W Anderson. 81
Victor wilkes, br :, S William, 7E5|
Camden Boy, g <, Fra'k Jones,
Time, , 3ii, 2.3i, 2.33i.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-13

At Fitchburg. Mass the Parkhill mill
strikers voted l62 to IA FRIDAY TO return
to work. The mill has been closed light
weeks aud will probably start Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-13
Good House Girls!

Are generally considered hard tc find, but hmm
ireds Of families in the Kennebec Valley have &c
cured rem through the "WANT COLUMN" o.
lie kEsNEBEC JOURNAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-23
OFFICIAL DEL PARTlDO
CONVOCATORIA
DEMOCRACIA-Ponce.

Capital, Febrero 22-2.5O t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-23
CRONICA
LA REACoI0N EN- OAMPANA

Ell solo anuncio de que ell ministro
senor Maura persiste, con un tes6n
= energfa admirables, en- su plan de
reformas, ha exasperado los con
servadores cubanos hasta el ex
tremo de lamar injurias y amenazas
tan terribles al gobierno y sus re-
presentantes en- Cuba, como nunca
las lanzaron los separatistas mas ene-
migos de Espa1a.
El banquete celebrado en- el teatro
Iac6's por los reaccionarios, ha sido
81 acto de rebellion mas grave reali
zado por los que hip6critamente SO
kan venido llamando los defensores
del orden y la integridad patria.
Injurias y denuestos & borboton
salieron de los labios de los prohom-
bres de ese partido, en- tai cantidaa,
que el general Calleia ha hecho que
Sc les forme causa criminal, partici-
pando al gobierno, por TELEGRAPH, que
81 no Sc castiga los autores, presen-
tara su dimisi6n.
81 las frases vertidas en- esos dis
cursos hubiesen salido de labios an,
tonomistas, 10 cual era dificil porque
los autonomistas censuran energlca-
mente pero sin descender al villano
insulto, no hubieran encontrado apo
20 en- la opinion sensata y la ley,
cayendo sobre ellos, les hubiera casti
gado sin piedad.
Pero han sido los patriOtas, los
hombres del ordcn y de la integridad
los que tamaflo escandale han pro
movido, y no solo obtuvieron la
aprobacion. sipo hasta ell APPLAUSE de
la colectividad integrista, de escs
hombres que han logrado por la be
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-23
CARTA PASADA POR Aqua
Madrid, Febrero 8 de 1894.
Ouerido Director

Querido Director:
Pese 4 los que sostienen que el
Carnaval SO va, cada ano vemos en-
ssta @poca las mismas mascaras y los
mismos mascarones.
Els una fiesta pagana que en- pal
ses donde todo el ano es Carnaval,
COMO aquf, acaba por pasar desaper-
cibida.
=El buen humor es Ell que ha des-
aparecido, pero Squ6 importa baJo
las muecas repugnantes de las care
tas de carton suele haber ojos llenos
de lagrimas y bostezos intermina-
bIes: semblantes palidos Y desenca-
iados bajo IN disfraz de Arlequ1n
So oculta tai vez Algun infeliz NOR
tai asediado por ingleseS 8 imposibi-
litado de salir a la calle no siendo
con Ia cara cubierta.
70 encuentro que el Carnavsl es
la expression de la verdad.
En- los bales de mascaras las mu
ieres Sc apoyan en- Ell brazo del hom-
bre, por elias preferido, quien bus
can y suien descaradamente con
fesan su debilidad, sin que el rubor
ponga corta pisa ninguna a las con
versaciones nj q las osad1as.
Ell tuteo es indispensable.
mo es este la hipocresfa desen-
mascarada 7
Los jesuitas dicen que es perder
la raz6n.
Ahora, segnn las nuevas teor1as,
todos estamos desequilibrados, unos
mas y otros menos.
La aeurastenia es la enfermedad
fin de siglo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-23
A DIESTRO Y SINIESTRO

Mientras don Antonio Daban, GO
bernador de la isla, vice-real patIono
de la diocesis, asistia con mil amores
q un bale en- Sabana del palmar. srr
4cordarse de la cuaresmG retnants T.
del fanatismo tonsurado, don Jurgs
Hizern, sacerdote catolico y vicaiio
de Guayama, prohibia en- su parroqu
ia celebration de un bale de pifsata y
el bale era suprimido por IrreneIoso.
All tiencn ustedes, queridisimos
lectores. q dos autoridades con dos
criterios: la autoridad civil permlte
que ell pueblo Sc divierta: Ia autori
lad ecclesiastical Sc opone 4 que 81
pueblo bailotee.
Y es conveniente recordar una CO
incidcncia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-23

- Cresis que sois libres ESQ os
diran por ah1: pero no 10 Greats; to-
dos somos pecadores y los pecadores
no pueden ser libres porque son es-
clavos de su conciencia estareis
conformes conmigo y ell que no 10
este que tire la primera piedra.'
En- mala hora dijo el buen sacer
dote, pues cay6 sobre 81 una lluvia
compacta de guijarros. Repuesto
un tanto del susie apacigu6 la ma.
nifestaci6n y la extramilitaci6n del
permiso diciendo:
"Observad que he dicho la primera
piedra ssada nsGs"
Asf pues dejaremos las noticias
references la Embajada para 81
final de la carta.
FL martes hizo un dia de prima-
vera convidando los madrilenos q
tomar el sol, que es de las pocas CO.
sas que aquf Sc dan gratis.
Hasta ell salon de la Bolsa, donde
me encontraba, llegaron los sonidos
de las alegres panderetas.
Las estundiantinas, que por cierto
las componen hoy cualquier cosa
menos estudiantes, cruzaban ell Pra-
do: un puerto riqueno muy bona
ch6n que no cumplira los so porque
va los ha cumplido, me dijo:
Amigo Ricardo he dado orden
que el coche este aquf & las 3, hay
POGO que trabajar iquiere usted
acompanarme y veremos esas masca
ritas I
Con mil amores,-respondf-va-
mos ALA.
A los pocos momentos nos encon-
tramos en- medic del bullicio de la
algeria.
Todo Madrid Sc extendia por el
Prado, Recoletos y la Castellana
La infanta Isabel, que es muy ma
drilena y muy amante de las diver
stones de Ia corte-y 81 no 10 es 10
auiere parecer-paseaba en- su Grand
Daatnont sobre la cual cafan cons
tantemente flores y conyettiS.
Pasado el primer momento de Gu
riosidad y los ojos 8 cansados neds no
hartos" de YER caras bonitas, me dijo
el simpatico paisano
listed es muy i6ven y no habra
alcanzado las festas de San Juan
que Sc celebraban en- la capital hace
amos: ignore como seran ahora, puea
hace tempo que abandon6, quiz&s
para siempre. nj isla querida.
Recuerdo que On una OCCASION,
siendo captain general de Puerto Ri
co ell general La Tore, primer conde
de Torrepando, persona queridfsima
por todos nuestros paisanos que ve1an
en- 81 un protector y un amigo, organi-
z6se una mascarada de aque1las en-
las que los j6venes de la capital, tiz-
nandose Ia cara con carbon = for
mando jocosa cabalgata, montabanse
en- sus caballos y SO paseaban por las
GALES provocando risas y cuchuhetas
acert6 q pasar el General con su es-
poss, y los j6venes, que estaban de
buen humor, suplicaron Ia primers
autoridad de la Isla que Sc uniera &
ellos en- su compahfa continuara.
POGO Sc hizo rogar La Tore pi-
di6 carbon, SO tin6 con 81 la cara,
monte en- ell potro mas brioso de Ia
cabalgata, sent6 q su sef1ora en- las
ancas del bruto y en- esta forma pa
se6se por la capital, aclamado por el
pueblo y provocando ell entusiasmo
de todos, aquel hon bre serio y for
NAL que SO unfa q las diversiones de
un pueblo, identi6candose con sus
costumbres.
Este y otros hechos de mayor i'm.
poltancia que no son del case referir,
fueron causa de que pocos habitan-
tes de Puerto Rico dejasen de llorar
el dia que fu6 relevado el soldado
ilustre, Ell carinoso jefe, ell caballero
intachable, que, emocionado su vez,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-23

DEMOCRACIA-Ponce.
Sc suplica los delegados del par
lido autonomista la puntual asisten-
cia a la reunion que tendra lugar 81
Domingo 4 de Mario q las 8 de la
manana en- la ciudad de Ponce rara
proceder 4 Ia election del Directorio
' tomar otros acuerdos de inter6s
para el partido.
Comunique acuerdo Director Re-
viSta.
FL Delegado por San Juan, Jose
c. BarboS0.
RIO-PIEDRAS
FL comit6 autonomista de este
pueblo en- session de Is de los corrien-
tes entire otros particulares tom6 ell
siguiente acuerdo': Que 50 convoque
& todos los autonomistas de la loca-
lidad para que ell dia 4 de Mario
pr6ximo, las 2 de la tarde, concu
rran 4 la casa morada de don Octa-
vio @. Salgado con objeto de rati-
fear los nombramientos de los dele
gados designados por la asamblea 8
designar los que deben representa-
el distrito, sino estuviesen conformes
con los elegidos. Con ell fin de que
llegue & conocimiento de todos los
autonomistas ademas de invitarseles
personalmente SO pubHique este par
ticular On los peri6dicos LA DEMO
CRACIA y Ell Czansor del PAS
Dios guarde a usted muchos amos.
Rio Piedras, Febrero 21 de 1884
Ell Secretario, e. Acosta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-23

nevolencia de los mismos gobiernos.
imponerse siempre como los meio,es
espah oles = los 6nicos que represen-
tan J garantixan eel honor y las ira
diciones pstrias en- estos dominios.n
ESQ no es otra cosa que Ell grito
desesperado de la impotencia de IN
partido que, viviendo del monopolio
y del poder, vs que estos SO les van
de las manos al primer anuncio dc
reformas.
No nos extrafla esa actitud de loa
conservadores cubanos, porque el.oe
han sido siempre los que han pue- to
en- practica la rebellion de Ia lealsad
porque ese es Ell sistema de todos Ios
impotentes cuyas opiniones arra'g gar
no pueden en- la opinion pdblica s
falta de razones y argumeutos, em-
plean el insulto y la dlatriba.
Psro esos alardes reacciouario-
han caido en- desuso. Ei gob,ernc
sabe que atenerse respec.o q anne
nazas y & actitudes belicosas
No por ESQ va cejar en So empe-
no reformista el senior Maura, cuya
hrmeza de caracter, y cuyos IatrIoti
COS deseos de contribuir al bleu gene-
ral de estos palses viene demostrauoo
desde que subi6 al Ministerio.
La mayorfa del pueblo cubano, con
tando entire ella la parte sana dei
partido conservsdor, que hoy Sc ha
segregado de los intransigentes. apo
va con 6rmeza las reformas de Maura
| Ell partldo autonomlsta. que w en
elias un paso cier % hacia IL descen-
tralizaci6n administrative, apoyale
tamble establishments, y, segun ve-
mos On la prensa cubana, pronto SAL
Iran para la Peninsula Montoro y sus
demas companeros de dlputacion. pa
"a librar en- las Cortes ruda campa-
IA contra esa reacci6n deseufrenada.
y en- favor del proyecto del senior
Maura, al que van & apoysr decldl-
damente, sin que por esto pueda en-
tenderse que el partido autonom,sta
cubano renuncia nj por IN lnstsnts
su nombre, su historic, So cre-
do, nj su ideal de una autonon4ia
completa. sin mixti6caciones de Mn
gun genero.
Pero nuestros correligionarios de
Cuba van entrando ya en el terreuo
practice de la polltlca oportunlsts, y
aceptan y defender desde luego tods
reforma que no este On contraposl-
clon con el ideal auton6mlco.
7 ante esa actitud de todo IN
pals, lque valen los desahogos es,u.
pldos de la reacci6n Los grltos
desesperados de los impotenlss 1a-
mas hallaron eco On ell corazon de
nlngdn pueblo. Podran alarmsr un
lnstante & las conclencias honradas,
para caer despues ahogados por su
propio desprestlgio.
Tomen nota de esto los reacciona-
rios puertorriquehos, que eI elm
plo dc sus ahues cubanos % muy
elocuente.
MARIANA ABRIL.