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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-06-06
Nyhart Items.

The surprise birthday dinner given
last Thursday, Mrs Alfred Daniels.
by her husband and friends, was
most enjoyable affair. y large mum
Der We're present and after Ii mag
niticent repast they returned home
with best wishes for many happy
birthdays. Those present were: Ed
Daniel and wife, l.. Daniel and wife,
& & Daniel and wife, \ VI Daniel and
wife, + N Daniel and wife, Joe DAN
iel, SAM Duncan and wife, Fl Wins
ton aud wife, J Patterson and wife,
J u Hoag.aLd and wife, Noah Ny
hart and wife, " Steele and wife,
Mr. Griffith and wife, Mrs Ida Clark,
Austin Frederick and wife, Mrs J
Courtney and Mrs 7 Vaughn, both
Of Cornland, and MIS- \ l. Betz, of
Butler.
Rufus Sellers has accepted a posi-
ton in machine shops at Springfield.
John Hoagland is having his house
repainted and papered. VIM Moore,
of Butler, is doing the work.
Monroe Rowden is visiting relatives
here this week.
Martin Douglass, of Butler, gave
us a pleasant call the first of the week.
Gen Grady took dinner with John
Harris Monday. He reports crop
prospects fairly good.
Swamp land granted to Tom Clark.
j A Wear and w 4 Stafford have
in some corn on the Corlett place.
The train has changed time here; +;
it goes south at 500 III and north at
l l :35 III.
Allie Crigler and Lon Paarce are
going TO Arkansas soon to look after
stock.
VIM Stafford is in our village look
ing up location for grocery store.
Buy barb wire of Shally and save
money.
Manning Daniels has new binder.
Sam Weddle bought new road
wagon of a st. Louis firm.
Sam Winston went fishing Satur-
day on the Miami river.
Ed Williams has been quite sick
for the past few days.
Albert Weddle has purchased new
binder.
Anyone wanting well drilled or
pump fixed, call on or address Will
Smith, lock box 1O1.
Mr. Ed Holt is slowly improving
hope to see him out again soon.
A number of 8 S workers up from
CORTLAND Sunday
Anybody wanting work, call on
| Warren Ayers.
Frank Motfet spent Sunday with US.
Childrens day at Mt Carmel next
Sunday.
Dear people you belong to no one,
buy where you can do the best, come
and see me. Lew Shally.
Good by, you will hear of Gen Gra
dy no more; he has turned it over &c
TEXAS jim.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-06-06

TO visit Elm Grove Sunday school.
There will be a S s union held NJ
Elm Grove shool house the 4th S,n-
day III the month at 3 M.
Mrs kash, who was hurt in the
runaway some time ago is better.
Mr. Jess Coleman, who has been at
tending school at Appleton Citv. has.
returned home.
Elmer Wilson while hauling rock
the other day met with quite an ac-
cldent. The team became frighten-
ed and ran away, breaking one of the
mules front legs.
Those present ut the party given
III honor OF w Fl Iimer's birthday
We're: Misses Lille kash. Lulu ana
6ertIe Shelton, Addie Borum, DAISY
and Maud Price, May Bandford, ka-
tie Elmer and Nancy Jackson. Messrs.
Wlil John and Sam jackson. Gee
Porter, Chef Holt, Willie Shelton
hIrt Green, Joe kash, VIII Myers.
Wili, Henry and Frank Elmer.
SfSrH
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-06-06
Foster Items.

Born, TO the wife Of Mr. Bud Wro-
land, twin baby girls.
\ II Henry returned home Monday
from Warrensburg, where he had
been attending band association
Tuesday morning the band left for
Ft. Scott, where they go to play for
the Odd Fellows state drill.
Mrs Bodkins is slowly improving,
we hope to see her up again soon.
John Drysdale's relatives from But
Ter, visited them last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Asher visited Miss
Bertha Short last Friday.
The Christian church has been
greatly improved in appearance by
plastering and papering.
Mr. and Mrs Steele returned home
from the springs last week. improved
in health.
Judge Henry is able TO be on our
streets again.
Chas Spencer and daughter, arriv-
ed home from Foster last week.
DIR. Porter has been kept busy OF
late on account OF sickness
Henry Littell returned home from
Kansas, where he had been on a
business trip.
Mr. John Hart's wife is in very poor
health.
Mr. EphIand is able to be out again.
Mr. Ed Dudley and Miss Bertha
Short, of Foster, visited y NJ Nestle
rode's last Sunday.
Foster base ball club have received
their suits; they are white and blue
SAMPLER.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-06-06

Ed Young went TO Montrose Sun
day to see his best girl.
Will Cole and wife visited r ID
Beatty's in Johnstown Sunday
Mrs Mosher is having her house
painted.
Mrs Emma johnson and mother,
Mrs Griggs, were in Ballard one
evening last week.
Childrens day at White Oak next
Sunday.
There was an ice cream supper mp
on central ave Saturday night.
Will Winegardner and wife visited
relatives northeast Sunday.
Reck Cole went 10 Crich Saturday
after goods for w B Morlan.
Artie Olliphant of Urich, is visiting
Dave Morlan.
Milt Beatty went TO * G last week
with a car load of hogs.
Will Cole and Geo Price will ship a
car load of hogs this week.
Charley Hills children have the
measles, which is the order Of the
day in this neighborhood.
Jim Cole and wife visited his pa
rents, in Ballard last Sunday.
Mis- TLETOE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-06-06
Summit Items.

Yes, the recent nice rains make the
farmers hearts glad. Yet, as the old
proverb says, "There's many slip
between the cup and lip and our
joys may subside in the course of a
few weeks for the lack of that life
giving element, water. Though as
we are of a class who never borrow
trouble but wait for it's arrival, we
live in the full enjoyment of the pres
ent blessing, always hoping for the
best in the future.
Flax, oats and corn promise a
splendid crop with fair conditions Of
the season continued,
Children's day at the Chapel was
observed last Sunday, with a large
and orderly concourse of people pres
ent. The contribution was liberal,
and so the good work goes on, en-
tightening those of our fellow-beings
who enjoy not the blessings and
privileges OF this grand and noble
land.
Children's day will also be observed
at the NJ. +. church, Il miles south of
Summit school house the 3rd Sunday
in this month at 10 o'clock a. III.
Also at the Chapel at 2:3O p. H., on
Sunday, the 9th of this month, the
township s. s. convention will con-
vene. A large attendance is expected
and the different phases of the s. s.
work will be discussed by number
of good speakers, among whom will
be the Rev. DR.. Murphy, pastor OF
the Baptist church at Butler.
The committee appointed to can
vass the north half of the township
in the interest of the S. s. work
should be on time with their work.
We understand the south half can
vassers are well along in their work
and will be ready in due time to hand
in their report Don't delay.
John l.. Moore has n nice lot OF
steers on feed yet, and also Il lot OF
hogs. John is liberal trader and
might give some shippers a chance
to make few dollars.
Miss Emma Boland has secured
the Summit school; Mr.. G. B. Rey
burn, the Valley and Benz. +. Parker
the Redmond school for next winter
Mr. Crowell, the gentlemanly Scull,
agent at Butler, if not a practica
farmer, from what we understand
can give some of the boys very gooC
points on farming which would be t
their interest to heed.
Coins Financial School, whether
wholesome educator on Nationa
finances or not, has had the tendenc.
of pacification. The loudest spoke1
on finance and others who have rea
the book seem to have nothing NOR
TO say and take it as a matter of fac
that the question is settled. The onl
query in our minds now is, how wi
they vote? Can it be that silen
revolution in National politics
going to take place. Well that
about this way and if everywhere th
same who can guess with degree {
accuracy the result in '96? NIX.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-06-06
Virginia Items.

I'VE heard EN- say it and noted il |
down,
The things that happened about the
town,
So don't blame us if true or net,
We always give you the best we've |
got."l
Mr. Gardner, Ben Watkins and H. |
Bateman went to Warrensburg last
week and brought the family of Rev
Raffensbarger, who will reside in the
Willy Comforts house.
Mrs Chas Gardner fell off stone
fence last Monday and broke her
thigh bone, she is 50 years old.
Jasper Bowman S children have the
whooping cough.
Miss Fannie Grider, of near Am
sterdam, visited Miss Mary Durrett a
few days last week She is looking
we'll again.
Mrs Cole Hensley's aunt from Yer
non county, Mrs Davis and two
daughters, Misses Emma and Delva
and son James, are visiting friends.
There was a wolf den found on the
Nine farm, the boys got three wolves.
Joe Whinnery and family were Wis
iting the family Of q w Park last
Sunday.
The object lecture on last Thurs
day night by Rev T 2 Reed was we'll
attended. The picture of G w Park
and granddaughter and son Benna.
Kate Wolfe and Fred Drysdale look
ed well.
/ 1t is reported that Josie Park and
Oliver Arbogast were married last
week.
Henry Gardner's children have the
mumps, whooping cough and measles.
Mother Witherspoon is going to
give five acres of land TO build a par
sonage for the free Methodist church.
| Jack Berry and wife are visiting
Elder Wright at Appleton City.
Childrens day at both churches next
Sabbath at 10 a III.
4 Park is fencing a pasture for
his large drove of hogs.
Win Hickman, of Butler, was in
our burg last week.
Amos Lockridge was able to come
to town Friday for his mail He had
a severe attack of the measles.
ST Harper and Miss Maggie Nick
ell attended the commencement last
Thursday night at Butler
Frank McElroy brought fine team
and buggy home from Drexei last
week
! W I Crawford. of Butler. was in
our city last Friday.
\ man from st. Louis passed
through here last week with rwo
show horses; he said they had been
performing for nine years. They
were on their way TO Great Bend,
Kansas.
i On Wednesday night of last week
a wolf killed 20 turkeys and Thurs
day night more for Mrs Geo Ruble
Nels Nestlerode was in our midst
Friday night. Nels is chief among
: newspaper reporters.
George Ruble brought home fine
/ carriage from Butler Saturday.
i Prof Thornburg, of Amsterdam,
was at the NJ E Sunday school Sunday.
| Miss Belle McElroy is visiting a,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-06-06
Silver and II State Convention.

Delegate county conventions were
held at the following places Satur-
day and unanimously declared 20.
free silver and the holding Q. state
convention to declare the party Oh
the money question: Jefferson City,
Platte City, Excelsior Springs, ara
Milan. The county central commit
tee OF Jackson county, also held g.
meeting in Kansas City and by
unanimous vote passed resolution,
requesting the state committee to,
call convention for tie purpose OF
formulating the part.s views Oh the
currency question.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-06-06
DeepWater Items.

Mr Jesse Blizzard, of Hudson, was
in our locality Monday.
J l. Porter's daughter and grand
daughter. of Colorado. are visiting
him.
The singing at Mr. Jno Bassett' <
Sunday night, was largely attended
by the young folks Of Elm Grove s
school
Mr TaImage and wife were the
guests of Sam Walker and wife Sun
day night.
Mr. Sam GiiIiiand and Mother went
10 Montrose Monday evening.
Miss Lille kash is talking Of visit
ing her sister III Oregon so soon a.
her school is out
The Johnstown boys say they like
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-06-06
New Home Items.

Miss Nellie Jones, of Foster, Mo, q,
signs for the TIMES this week.
/. n. Bodkins bought of Link Ex-
line one thousand bushels of corn in
crib for 3Sc.
There were three applications made
week.
The drove of horses that Mr. Dick
Allen sent TO Kansas for pasture, got
through in good shape at the ex-
ense of 24c per head.
Sign for the TIMES as it is getting
fashionable.
Cole Hensley say he lost his teeth
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-06-06
Ballard Items.

Some OF the farmers are piowing
up their wheat and planting IL corn.
W F Maxwell and family visited
relatives near Butler last week.
Aunt Mary Winegardner is on the
sick list.
The boys had a game of base ball
here Saturday evening.
Mrs Coz and daughter of near But
Ter, visited the family of lack John
son last week
Rev Hampton breaches at Walnut
Grove the third Sunday in June.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-06-06
Amsterdam.

Amsterdam.
Pound and pie supper at Alfred
Jackson's Saturday night was enjoy
ed by number of young people.
Miss Lucy Cowan returned home
from Warrensburg last Saturday,
where she has been attending school.
NELS' CLERK.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-06
LUIS MUNoz RIVERA.
DIESTRO SInIESTR0

va apenas Sc habla de los sucesos
de Arreyo
Que algo grave ha debido ocurrir
en- squel pueblo. daio entender ella
ramente el alonimo que hace POGO
inserfo en- sus Columns La Cores
poadcncia Y en el cual, entire otras
cosas, dice su autor = persona cuya
eatad, segdn ell mismo manifssta,
no puede ponerse en- duda-qne Sc
ria muy conveniente que el Gober-
nador Sc diese una vuelts por "a men
cionada localidad, siu pl6vio aviso.
pues de este modo snbrlo muchas CO.
sos que es segeyo no 1e hocen ber
Al p.opio tempo aconseja que
de ir-Io Sc hospede en- Ia casa de
que alil fguran en- la poIitica can
dente; que procure inspirar con6an
ia los deteni6os = los interrogua Y
sabrd muchas cosas que no sospecha.
LA sitnacion es insostenib,e. an !
dc; Sc parece & Ia de 1887 cuapdo el
general Paacos
Ignoramos 81 el senor Gamir estS
disl,uesto a tra=iadavse en- persona
Al teatro de los successes y & investigar
por 81 mismo 10 que hubiere de cier
TO sobfe e. case.
Va es 2rovsrbial entire nosotros
que Ia verdad llega mny pocas Va
ces nasta Ia Fortaleza; cuando
lega suele presentarse tan design
rada y contrahschs que apenas Sc e
conoce, puss mas que a NADIA sc aze
ms & ia mentira.
d. manera cue cuando un Gober
mantle, tenga verdadero inter6s y de
cidi3o emp 10 en- CONGO r eea verdaa
que sienp casi siempee Sc le
ocuta, no le queda otro recurso que
poner en- practjca 81 consejo DE- Ma
h7ma: Puas l. mont.nA no viena
hacia +; y6 III h4cia Ia montana
Al Sc cortan los males
s. es que fxisten -en redondo,
: Sc apreci2n y conocen
todos los hechos & fondo
Y con f. IL resul tado,
muy pronto. por csc medic
Sc desc bren los abusos
J sc leg pone remedio.
Lo demaS es andarse por las ra
mas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-06

taneo movimiento, que fu6 pri-
nero de sorp~esa. y mas tarde
de indignation, acallo primera
ola de disgusto, dando paso q Ia
ref-xi6n, que autorizaba a Greer
qae el consejo interesado del ad-
versario, Y el desconocimiento de
os hombres, dierop lugar al des-
Gala bro
Bien pr6xjma q este, vino al ia
pete la election de alcaldes. Jus
to es consignar que aqu6lla Sc
amold6 a los procedimientos in
veterados en- la Fortaleza, Y que,
no obStante los clamores de la
opinion, continuaron el goce de
las prebendas los que Sc loan dis
tinguiendo mejor en las manic
bras de siempra para difcultar q
os autonomistas ell acceso a las
listas electoralos
Toca su turno hoy q la Dipu-
taci6n provincial, y qnedan los
mismos personajes adictos a la
mi ma doctrina, con variaciones
que pesan POGO en- Ia balanza au-
tonomista
Es dacir; que los prop6sitos
del general G5mir, han servido
nicamente para entronizar mas
de 10 que estaba al partido conser
vador. Las risuenas esperanzas
de los autonomistas tru6canse en-
decepcio1es.
La po'ltica de- Ia imparcialiaad
exigia en- 81 gobierno Ia pondera
ci6n lie fuerzas, siempre que estu-
vierana 4 su alcance la forma y ma
nera de efectuarla. fado eli sn
criterio; y nunca mejor oportu-
nidad que { ia en- que la acci6n
popular habIa De ser suplida por
IA directa del gobierno
Resp9tar Ia decision del voto
del pueblo. no es unprecedented; !;
IS IN deber,
81 ell general esperaba esa oca
sion para demostrarla, ha perdido
la partida.
Y como con estos antecedentes
no creemos possible que la Delega-
ci6n acuerde la salida dei retrai-
miento, podemos deducir l6gica
mento que Ia po]itica del genera
Gamir en Puerto Rico ha fraca
sado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-06
UO9'ICIAS ubCIQllII ahLI3G hLI BG

q stvbre 27-Ua rsdscSor del H :
raid hs celebrado una entfevista cor
ministro dc E pa6a en- Washing
ton, senor DuEuy de LONE, quien le
ha n7anif-s, ado que es incierto que
Il Presidente Mr. Cleveland haya pro
metido ponsr su veto. 81 las Cana
ra= votssen el nocimiento de bell
ceramics 4 los insurrectos de Cuba
-Asegu, ase que Mt Cleveland
interviao, por deferencia a Espa1a
para que los directores de la Exposi
cion de Atlanta t:asladasen al II de
d ciembre el dfa que piensan dedicar
i Cuba.
Los veterancs de IA guerra dc
6 Separacion del Estado de Florida han
4coriado pedir Que Sc reconozca co
no beligerantes los insurrectos de
Cuba
E diario de Madrid ''El Libe
raj ataca FL general NJ rtinez Cam
pos, por las deciaraciones qpe este h
20 en- su entrevista con el dire ctor d~l
Impartial
= Los telegramas de Madrid atfi-
buyen al senor Sagasta las igu'entes
palabIas: este es el momento de ele
cuta~ no de h blar
-El presidente del consejo de mi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-06
DESDE MADRID
Oetubre l. De 1895.

Detubre II de 1898.
! las echo g, pu1to sa'la el tvea
lie Ia estac;6n
A az ties me dej4ba n Vallado
ia
La noch hdme4a. tempeztuoss: 81
fslo. intenso.
Los csrruaj4s &c varios hotelez
haclan gnsrdia f.ente g. and69
ID j6m4 ccndpcir h lcia La I5eyia.
Y 3epnr6me Ia fortuna una ha b ia
con confo-aabla y ua iecho digno de
cpa qujer CARDINAL
A las nuava. en- pie y & Ia calle
Sal & "a PJGzq 1I0yoy, donde 8.
celeb b.aban, b jo ell poder de Fell
pe II, l+s quemas de her4j .s cisma
G;cos; tome nectar de NJ k4 y Yauco
en ei Restaurant del Norte; panetre
IN eI merca9o npevo para estudiar ae
eerca .os tjpos pepu ar4a castellanos.
y sal con rumbo q preside, en- una
Victoria d. a'qniler
anto d a margen del Pisuerga Sc
evanta un edi6c ampio, oscuro.
one fu6 cor INTO de frailes en otro
I1as, Y que hoy es bsrgue de crimi
na'es de periodistas
Snbi 3 despacho del dir or
E m hombre serio y grav pero
us mareras. du!ces J corteses sin
afecsaci6u, despiertan Ia simpatfa Y
ii af cto.
Ne recib6 afablemente; depart6
conmigo &C arca de lzcoa, y, aunque
no iba 70 Ia bora reg amen taria de
visitas. mo autoriz6 para comunicsr
con ei praso,y ordeu6 a un ofeial su
balseruo que me acompsna e
B jamos a IN patio triangular IL
n tado por una dob!e ria Dc hierro,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-06

m6vil yo en- el patio, svanzando 8
hacia la sombra, dividiendonos, CO
no IN abismo irfranqueab'e. la rel
lespiadada.
Y sail del edifcio, y atrav-se q
Pisuerga, y subj la ciudad con Ia
impression de una amargura inhnita
despues de jurar ante mi conciencia
que trabajar6 por 81 indulto de lzcoa
h hasta agotar todos los medios que
pone eu mis- manos esta hjdalgula de
los espanoles de acd que los de alld
desconocen. olvidan desdenan.
LUIS MUNOz RIVERA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-06

All sonar sus hurfes mns0lmanas
al adorsr sus vfrgenes benditas.
oraba en- las hasilicas cristlanas
cantaba en- las Arabes mSz laitas
Del arte. singular ayenturero.
Ia humapidad formabs sn arditore
,auien Sc atreve mirar como ext At
al cra ador insigne del 1e1tor19s
Del molde. one al espiritu fatiga
iam4s su genio soport6 ia traba
Ia inspiration, que sit npre fae 81
alguna vez Sc convirtio ca su esel4sa
En- su lenguaje, ritmico y Totnr
mas amplio Y libre que pnlido s tel
pudo aprender la juveutui de un L4al
4 unir la Erase modelar el verso
Por ESQ. en- el conf y americana
mas ALA de esas playas y esas oies
aun perduran su acento castellauo
el eco de sus rimas espanolas.
Y es que oimos con el eSos coa
de la nedros0 SoIeaQd ertr0Ga
mientras batfa el huraeal los maros
del torre0n featddt de Ftaeu4l.
lCuantas veces, leyendo las p
tristezas de su vaga poesia,
repetimos con voces plsfldaras
-E,s una historic solanenfe
Hoy ante nj que guardo ea a
el vigor el prestigio de 81 esto.
hanada con los tintes de - gGgi4
Sc yergue aqui la casa del MAESTRO
Y traigo cual cfrenda deuua ha
al pie del lar Datigo de I9rrilla
saludos de Ia musa americana
4 la radiante musa de Castil--
Vivian las dos en el comdn yes-u
del h0ndo mai. unidas y distart
va que en- eterpo, indestrncuale lseo
ha de atarlas la leugUa de Cervaats
LUIS MrNoz PES
Oltrbre Il, 1895
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-06
81 eorresp0usal del HeralI3 Ell

El corresp spousal del HeralH, ea
ton, ccuraedose de les recaf ~ pa-
con que cuentan los in-n sto~,
hssts, ahora IA iurts d. Naey
tado pl 61imamet te 500 0e0 pose
ep exaediciones, algauas d ias eaa
! so 600 DOL arS, Y el resto 80
iios grados Y dtfensa d.
/ nes dstenl8as, el veredicto " ming
/ ire abogados, ohsequiO~, reeiaIrs e
prasenta un desembolso do mas lt
/ d0U0gs
Anade Il citaao corres9onsal qae
/ baqueros y los propietarios Yo0h
! cidos en- Cuba aperas han coDtlhaid
ga~t0s con 10 coo pesos; los trel0sI
netroeo tampoeo han hacho grsa3es
clos, les amateurs nOrtea nericaH
h IA sido mis- prod'goz
a.. gura que el Seg4r 7rufs
azncarerc) c0rtTat0 III pfestsro a.
Hon de dolla5S, rsintegraoles ere
tereS el dia del triuuf1, Y c0uai1.3n lt
pedir Ia zsfra arrazsr los Pisnu2s, E
en- un numero limitadO de filcs5 taYns
pietaroS pagaran la contributed oS
rrectoS Y eXhiblran las correopon 3ieutt
tihcs clones de segnro i las tropas in
tas por cier1a que aun cusna ese
uio Sc concerto con Maxine tr5nez.
dicato eXigi0 y obtavo qae hicieran
r os de las respof sabiliaadIs d. cope.
eScrito, los llamados generates Artolle
6 Macao.
\ por iltimo, a6rma que 60 Ia cuaa
rrlrute del teSorsTo de Ii iuata fG4e
guran al ] ma de BOO 0C0 pesos, sgn
sigDifcante para los padidos que &c caa
recihe, y como 20 lcgre contratar Il
pl6stito, ccsa Gificil porqne los aza
10 sc prestan clio, Ia iasurreev on
que vivir de los q ursos quo - p~o
Ia isla de Cuba, Y de las cant'd sdes "a
colslderahles, que el doctor Betsi ces
comlte de P4ris les euyian mensn8imef
Toda eptrega de 1ndos pareeo er
realiza contra recibos dc Il junta. y 3
aumenta de modo fAbuloso la canliGsa
tregada.
De este relate resnlta probado. el trs
coSas, qae hay excelentes relaeion.e euf
lutta crgaDizadora de los ret eites i =
York los periodicos de aquel 2,is
Los FsPASoLEs EN- TAMPA
De una carta de Tampa que puba
Cdr64s on, tomamos los siguientss ii
Hay quien supone Que aqui, esran
hllbusteroa estamos unidos, "a per neQe-
8 convenieneie NADIA mas falso: aqai
una colonla espafola hourada .6c
q1e desde su fundaci0D Sc ha hechs ls.i#
hasta temer de la canall..
AueStros campos estau perfect ,maat
llndados. e!ios, ahi, en su miserable raa
rlt de est Tampa. y nosOtros ea lDsf
noreclelte poblacion en Ia que lps saa
han leyantado un hermOSo 4f]f ia ans
9 nitro Z ?: nol de Tampa, dsl ca