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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05
RESULT or BETTING on PRINCETON.

Fort Wayne. Ind. Dec. A-Two young mea APP
peared at the police station this afternoon suffering
severely from cod and exposure ard asked for help.
Their names are Bert Conner and John Albright
ana tfer parents are s,ld 10 be wealthy maaufact-
Sgers . IN Birmingham. Ala. Tne yoSng men were
.uouh'ltuily supp.iet with iaoney. ana went
Trip 10 Ncw-l YORK. Thsy attended TIE football! game
petweea Yale aud Princeton a week ago SATURDAY,,
ts. on mrl.est0., ant are NOW trylGG ID set back
"oHe IAey were tur.ed over " the \, ~. c. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

and gallant men whose business IL Is to patrol
the lonely stretches OF the Long Island shore
have had their numbers increased Il only by
one man at each station. Twenty-nne men have
been added to the Long Island Nfe-savng crews,
and nine t. those on the Rhode Island shores
the thirty-eight stations making up the third
district No more hard or faithful duty is re-
quired from any Of the Governments employees
than is exacted from these men. and the wor,
they perform Is marked by deeds of herolsm
which, from their frequency, have almost ceased
10 cause comment When they needed they
are needed badly. and there is no doubt that
the extra man at each Of the lonely stations
will perform a service which cannot be meas
ured In value by the small amount OF pay he
viii receive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

Senator Ranes has decided upon one Of the
amendments TO the Ballot law which the first
trial Of the blanket ballot showed to be ncccs-
sary In the recent campaign the Democrats
by trick and device secured the printing Of their
State ticket on The ballot four times-a mani
festly unfair and improper arrangement. As
one means Of preventing a repetition Of il, Mr..
Ralnes proposes 70 increase the number Of sig
natures necessary for making an Independent
State nomination 20 5000. and 10 require that
a certain number Of signatures shall he obtained
in each OF the counties II will be wise not TO
amend the Ballot law by piecemeal. however,
but to have the subject carefully considered in
all It's phases, and comprehensive amendments
drawn covering TIE whole ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

Won't some Cuckoo please flop up to the edge
OF the nest and ask again what the Monroe Doe
trine is anyway, and what on earth 1t has to
do with the Venezuela business?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

In his meek little rehearsal OF the Cornto bus-
ness, Mr. Cleveland protests that the sovereignty
and jurisdiction Of Nicaragua were-he says
they "was''-in no way questioned by Great
Britain But Great Britain. b. his own confess
sion In defiance of the Monroe Doctrine and in
violation Of the Clayton Bulwer Treaty set up
her own sovereignty and established her own
Jurisdiction important part Of Mica
ragua's territory. And Mr. Cleveland has ''in no
way questioned" the propriety OF that act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

What is TO be thought ~ juryman who votes
for the conviction Of a man on the strength Of
testimony which he knows, Of his own private
and positive knowledge. to he false?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

The British clergyman who started out TO show
his Ohio congregation what poor things Amer
lean Institutions were by falsely registering would
probably have more contempt for these institu-
tons than before If he should be sent to the
penitcnt!ary for his little Joke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

The warning conveyed by the reports of incom-
Ing steamers from southern waters of an I'M
commonly large number Of dere,!cts should b.
needed by every mariner leaving port southwark
bound. It Is difficult TO guard against these
floating tcrrors especially at night as they are
generally only just awash on the surface OF the
sea and give warning Of their presence, but
this fact Is only more reason why extra
precautions should be taken. The dispatch-boat
Dolphin has gone cruise with the object Of
destroying these menaces to life and property,
but from the latest accounts 1t would seem that
her efforts have been Of little avail, there are
now more than twenty known TO be floating
around between Cape Hatteras and the Bahamas.
An iceberg is not so dangerous as one Of these
water-soaked hulks, and If commanders Of naval
vessels had orders to destroy every one they
find at there would be opportunities for
target practice. ard the cruisers would be doing
some good in affording increased degree OF
safety to the merchant marine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

Preparations are nearly completed for the
taking Of the school census which Is made neces-
sary by law passed by the last Legislature
and as was the case in Brooklyn, the work is
to be done by the police force. Some objection
is made TO this for the reason that the force is
smaller than the needs Of the city require. and
all It's members should be employed in their
regular duties: but 10 other plan seems TO be
practicable. 10 provision having been made to
cover the COS, Q. the enumeration. II is fact,
moreover that the police are IN some respects
peculiarly fitted to perform this work But an
other year the Board Of Estimate VIII probably
be expected to make an appropriation. so that
the census can be taken under the immediate
direction Of the Board OF Education
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

:?yetu7lcrk Dailp eribnms
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

The Grand Jury Of Kings County has made a
presen,menI regarding the recent Bridge accl-
cent but has seen III 10 pass only the midest
criticism IMAM tho RridVs m n = 9amant II dnds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

The charges made against ex-Excisc and cx-
Street Cleaning Commissioner Andrews have
been sustained. ard lie was last evening ex-
PEELED from the Loyal Legion by a vote of 16l
to 20. Andrews was accused Of conduct unbe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

More thar 1000 additional soldiers are now
on their way from Spain to Cuba and Field
Marshal Martinez de Canpos promises TO move
against the rebels in real earnest as soon as the
rainy season is over. But then he VIII want
many more men; and when he gets them the
weather will be too dry and hot and he will have
TO wait for another change Cuba must be free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

President Cleveland will never have another
Congress ION his hands" n this one is destined
to worry him much as the last one did, we can
only hope that ne will derive a spiritual bless
ing from his trials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

To find out what your enemy wants you TO 90
and then do the other thing is generally con-
sidered good tactics Democrats are hoping that
the Republican majority in Congress will incur
odium by various sins of omission and commits
sion The Republican majority should take great
pains to disappoint them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

Madden has the certificate Of election, but
Gleason has the axe We guess there will be
lots Of fun in Long Island City about New Years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

Everybody interested in the Portrait snow at
the National Academy OF Design should bear IN
mind that this is the last week and that the
show will close at % o'clock on Saturday night.
The attendance has been gratfyingly large thus
far but there are doubtless many people VINO VIII
regret when It is too late that they nave missed
the opportunity Of seeing the many Interesting
portraits which are shown The present exhlo!-
ton Is In no sense repetition Of that OF last
year, though 1t is given for the same worthy Cd
jects Last years Portrait Show the first OF its
kind was devoted exclusively to the pictures OF
women. but tbs year portraits of men and OF
children have been added, giving the exhibition
greater interest 1t Is certain that this collec-
ton will never be got together again. and some
of the treasures are not likely soon, II ever, TO be
put within reach OF the general public. The pres
ent opportunity OF seeing them therefore, should
be improved Every one who goes TO the National
Academy may have the consciousness not only
that he Is getting his moneys worth, bat that ne
is contributing in small way to the carrying
on OF the work OF ST. Johns Guild and the Ortho-
paedic Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

The privileges Of the Senate floor have been
granted to Mr.. Dupont, OF Delaware. He should
have the right to vote there without unnecessary
delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-05

that the accident Cannot be attributed 10 t"e
"carelessncss Of any Individual or the Bridge
management as q whole sufficiently to warrant
can Indictment" put administers censure Tor the
small number Of fiagmen employed and the snort
Roadway Of trains in the dense fog prevailing
at the time Of the collision. The jury recon-
mends the adoption Of a more thorough sisnai
system. with vague hint regarding "a DOCK
signal or other means more practical Inc
members Of the jury plainly had difficulty In ex-
pressing their ideas with clearness and force'
and their presentment will not carry much
weight Instead OF block signal whose
function they do not seem to understand. the
Bridge needs in thick weather some sort OF audi
bic signals with whose operation fog and poor
eyeslght can never interfere.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-15
Octubre IS de 1895.

OctubTe Is de 1895.
Los diputados tefolmista tas. de
acuerdo con su f. 81 conde Dc la
Mortera, resuelv9n iniciar tempara
mfntoS 3e corc9~dia entire los par
tide cspanoes que SO combaten !
a. hostlizan con furor eu Cuba.
Deseau que Sc forme una corpora
ci6n mixta. en- Ia que formen parte
Apezteguis y Per'ierra. Vale Y
Amb'ar GA'vez y Montoro, 4 fin de
q1e las varias ten dencias cooperen d
una obra puramenta nacioual De-
eee modo, psctandoae IN armistic 0
ma 5 mencs durable. Ia prensa pc
Utica refronarla sus impetus y no
asistirfamos al espectaculo de que.
mieutras en eli campo peleao insu
rrec o. cubanos : tropas espano'as
~ Il ciudad 50 desgarran 50 ina
rian los que 1 a patria defeuden
No pue3s ser.
Los le Ia Union Constitutional
que 7au 0ieu s0bsc q machito dscia
rau qua 20 uspenderan "a labor de
-ua corro!igionarios y aunque 20
natan al p.4ito 4 Martinez Campos,
s. 10 10 pa,a de GER M recurso habsi
para 70 coufs ar su egoismo; una
formula para contiruar exP,otando
su monopo;o del gobisrno
E 26, hace dos dias. d'jo en Ia
Hab4na Ell genera! Ell i=fs IN re
dactor De FL Imporcia': : Las que
relas de pagtido coppertido causan
os mucho pe'juicio, Y 40 pueio
menos de advertlr con pena que "a
prensa conservatism es la que enlp}c /,
"a sus po'6mieas "a eSttlo mas rio'ea
to-"
Antes de az 10 advrtiera el va
ro eau liilo era una verdad que
tras gu incondicionali-m mo, ocu4Jan
cie.tos hon b es ell amer al sueio y
la preponderancia. pe.p etuados, mer
ced al sistema socorrid1s'mo que lcs
PRS enta como 1aicos manteEedore g:
do le bandera castellana en- las anti
las
Los recaleitrautes, los lr6fobos
o. que pideu a toda hora sangce J
ex terminio en- Cuba. eospschas per
secuci6n en- Pue.to Rico. son oe
anemigos mas e6caces de e pana 81
| An erica.
Auu no SO les conoco bien.
Ay De el'os 81 Sc les conociest!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-15
ADIESTR0 SINlESTR0

En las payas de S alinas ha apare
cido una botella rDisteriosa De regu
ar tamsno perfscta mente lacrada.
que, segu1 parece, contlene Ell su
interior ua cartucho De pape metali-
CO, de color blsnque cino.
Cooste que no Sc trata De un re
clamo como ell que dimos hace POGO,
en- a Estqteta de Ponce
D cha botella fue encontrada por
IN vecino en- el sitio denominado
Playa Sacia' nombre que nada tie
ne De poe-ico nj De palcro
Acto segnido do cuenta del ha
liazso & Ia autoridad, previas las
formalidades cons;guientes al ca
SO, hizo entrega de tan curioso obj
TO a uu comisionado e. special, quien,
4 gu vez. mediante ciertos requisi
tos egales Y obedeciendo & 6rdenes
superiorea, 10 hzo 7asar manos
| del capitan de voluntarios don Ma
nuel De-.
El cual con todas las precaucio-
nes debidae, 10 traslad6 4 Maysgu z
Estas son las unicas noticias que
tenemos hasta la fecha
Hacienda au uposiciones
acoroa De los txtremos
indicates. pos perdemos
en- IN mar de coufusiones.
is encerrara la misteriosa botella
Ia cloue De las expedic ones 6libuste
ras. pr6x mas & caAr sobre nuestraa
lc3st
| IS contend 4 IN mensage de la
Jnnfa Rev,ue'cnaria d. Nueva
! Yosk?
y ei cartucho7
IS ra IN rolo d proclaim - 8 an
cartne ho de dinamita?
Vamo iQae pierdo el apomo
la soluc;oD aguardo,
| dando de mpsciencia asomo.
| va yeran ustedes como
Sc trata de aguo pstardo
| Lo priraero que ha debido hacer e
y nor Dig 81 tlegar II ciudad del
| Osste, es irSe dsrecho al LRbo -atorio
municipal, por 81 acaso Ia boteila
conf fada su custodia, con1ie1s al
Igda exp osivo.
| Al propio siempo ha debido decirle
! uno de les mczos que al pre- tan
sus servicios
No ovid ningdl detalIe,
mira como Ia destapas,
no yaya q ocnrsir que estate.
al primer ta3 on - zurrapas.
Con precauc'6n hay que vsrla,
V.ene de pai-es remetos
| Ten mucho slento al cojera,
| paes 81 Il4gas a romparia
pagare os vidrios losos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-15
TRANSACTION HOIR1Si
DE IL PoiS. de Madria

FL FTgqro de PATS, pubica
poftants articrlo 6si conGe
try acerca de la guerra dc Cuts Ha
el. despre, de rendir justo t5ibula
valor de las tropas y Ia ener
gcbierno espanoi. Sc consignaa
csrnizamiento con que lreh - .as
surrectos analiza Iss caeses
rebellion; demuestra les Pe 'gtos
las simpatfas de ] a uac;ol ncrSea
ricans hasta ei punso de supeas4
81 la guerra prcsigne. q z bioTn
los Estados Unidcs Sc ve'a ofh1
ante la preston dc la opinion Eua
q reconocer los beides el ca
ter de beligerantes. y {, duce csc
mejor soIucion seria una transact
honrosa.
Estamos conformes con el impeF
ante resi 5dico ano e: los iatessse
de la nacion espanola, los inter
de Ia grande Antilla, exigenuna t'sn
saocion que, q nuestro luicio, ne
otra sino el reconocimiento por pas'
de ESpa na de una amplia autoacni
que permita a aqnella hermosa isla
entender en- sus asuntOs inteiICres ccn
--quella Independence que les i3eales
modernos. inspirados en- Ia mas estr3
ia justicia proolamau.
Y <ste reconccimiento no cons
ye b idon algnao para Fspana.
70 qae S una cosa justa que 81
dentro de Ia soberania e>pahoa4
mneva con aquella autonomia SRI ~
osden administrati 0 que sus issie
ses exigrn, j 70 que IS jusfc no Z
nadi, que pueda sostener que sea -
honroso.>
Pero es algo como pcdir prras
olmc, demandar de Canovas 9 10
gasta exigir fasionistas, ! cous <s
dofes y monarquicos de sua
especi-. IA reivindic lcion u q
cia la sal. agnardia dc los sase
espanoles,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-15
LOS DEPORTADOS

Leemos en Ell Cantsbrico De
Santandev
"E1 el vapor oorreo Montevi
dec leg ron ei u &c Octubre .os
iepofsa dos senorSs b tancCn't = don
A2fredo-y Tauaayo don Endalac
VIC presidente d /. Ia Dlputac; 8 4
provincial dc Santiago Ge Cuba 81
pf rs<re, y diputado el segundo. En
caii6ad ie depoflades tamb;er, vc
ni4n los senofes don Ricardo Lapde.
den Antonio Masf@Trer y don An1o
nio B ayo
Cenfnados por causas politicas vi
:.I=roa 81 mulato r sfsej Seta il :
los raydos Juan Rs,nigcz Moreno y
] sc Ieene DIVA Estos venian en-
L. bs:Fa, y custodianao uno~ y otros
est. ban eycr a bordo pa:ejas de q
guafdia civi.-
Los depo:taios han hech ei vial !.
como a ale de pfimefa clase y en
completa liberiad; pero Una vez fon
deado ei bquu~, Sc les recluyo n e
comedor de segunda. mponiendoies
aDSHiuJ2 iHCCIiuniEaCiOu, SSSu1 Sc
nos dijo bordo del tsasatiantico,
cuando solicitamos petrniso pa:a ha-
| blas!es S!n embargo, con 'ef-sencia
q converse clones snante midas darante
Ia t:avesia con alguaos pass j@ros, CO
nocemos por estos cuaes son las i'm
psesiones de los deportados
S. deciaraban francamente autono
mistas y atribui4n 81 pEision a un
cambio de pol1tica del general Marti
nez Campos que, ce6iendo & las xxi
taciores de los neon diconales. inicia
una po 1tica de enc gica depression. Ia
cual, en- sentir de les depo. Ia os,
puede ar resuitados contraprodu
centes
Ueo de ellos Sc sinceraba refi,ieu
DO que preoisamen:e cuando lie prem
/ 1ieion acababa de reg esar de-
campo, donde como teniente DE- vo
tuntaTios habla estado opsrando do>
eIss contra los insuFYectos Dice que
e5tos prometisron matarle. ~ aho
ra-dicen que ana jia-van d cumplir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-15
Los SUCESOS DE ARROYO
EN- LA PENINSULA
GHABLA Ia yUSTICIA DE MADRID.) }

sin ser. por el momento. oosa gra
ve 10 acontecido en- Puerto Rico, en-
5onGe una fufba de Enal aconsejados
campesioos agredio < a guars;'a civil +,
el hecho Sc pfesta 4 se.}a eonsidera
1ion y r<f -xivo sxamen.
No le consideramos siqriera co'no
91ntoma de TN estado de opinion que
pueda originar. en- Ia siempre ieal
pequena Antilla, TN estado de rebel
dia peligrosa; pero valga la v7rdad,
81 estimamos que ej gobierno debe de
procedSr en- estos ssuntos col suma
di erection y cordura.
Los que tengan buene memoria no
hab an olvidado una eooca de ttiste
recordacion, cuando Sc calumnio con
osadia y Sc pessiguio con sana in
piacabe al partido autoncmista puer
tosnque1o. tildaado!e Dc separa Isl
y ordenando depostacie n-s sin haas
motivo que el vano capricho. la a'bi-
trariedsd y 81 enoono sectatis
En aqceila epoca Sc hab;o dei f.
moo c0D9p0ute que coasistia en- an
tormento al licedo q los sospel he. o>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-15

& quienes Sc les sugetaban los dedos
de las mancs con unos maderos, que
Sc apretaban hlsta que el dolor les
hac a conf-sar cu'pas imaginarias
De esto Sc hablo en- las Cortes.
Esto origin6 el rslevo de algunas al
tofidades este, en- fin, llego ex
citar los animos de las gentes &c tai
modo, que janas cstovo mas cercsna
de Ia rebe!dla la paoift.a y !eal isla &c
Puerto Rico
No deeimos qre ahora ccurra 10
propio, ri d;scu!pamos los aufores
de csc atentado cometido contra la
guardia civil pero es bien que este
mos sobre sviso no vaya snce1er
que las prisionss decretadss poT u
causa politica las haya oictado n as
q suspicacia que Ia provision razona
be
ST IS cierto como el gobierno ase
gura, qJe Sc trata de unos socialistas,
Il heeho no mss de prof esta doc-
trina ll9ita no es motivo legal para
p5rsecuciones d ningnn I1doie. sal
vo ei case, demostrado todavia
de que los sociaiistas aludidas Sc
propusiersn realizsr sus cas- Por la
vio'encia q terror
La ageesion de los caFnp 9sinos 8 Ia
guardia civil aunque no Ia poJiio
ser ccasiona IA Por Ia benemevita. 81
gun crigen t II ia y que al gobls RIO
impest coHccer mueho, va quS nc
hay agitacie n msjantes sin algun
motive q e las exnlique, arnque ia
mas as oisculpe.
Por ESQ pedimos al G,bierno mu-
cha cordura y rnueha psu3encia Una
ch'sps pueds ccasionar IN inc ndio,
y una ligereza en esras circunsta0cias,
y ateniendonos las ensefanzas de 10
pasado, podia ocasiooarnos graves
cCnse1 uencsas
LA DEMOCRACIA Sc adhere en- to
90 por ,odo las anteFlores msni
fcstaciones de! cvlsga madTlis no, la
cuales Sc ajustan estfecham 'utc Al
cFiterio que mantuvimos dcsde III
principle sobre es, { asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-15
Ell senor Sagasta yisit6 hace tres

Ell senor Sagasta yisit6 hace tres
dias a reina.
Pero no fee su vista IN acto i 4
simple b omeuaje Y de cortesla mo
ca,quica.
Dnr6 dos horas, en- ella di6 el =
fe lib. raj gu opinion acerca de Ia
marcha de los asuntos en- la PENN
sula en- Cuba
E. senor Ssgasta dice que le dis
GUSTAV Jas peque ces del partido
COB 4rnante. mas atento 4 preparar
elecc;ones futuras do 10 que rec aman
los probemas pepinsulares y ultra
marinos
Que los ministries cuidan con EN-
peno de perseguir a los candidates
fuaioristas, en sus propias comarcas,
J apelan & todos los recursos de la
arbi itrariedad.
Que la guerra de Cuba no esta di-
rigida con Ia Gcacia Indispensable
va que ea * rano Ell apls za amientc
continue dc ias operaciones militia
res otensi4os
Y que ch ca mucho la succession d
encuentros y escaramuzas en- quo es
sic mpre el ei6rcito Inferior en- hume
70 las partidas, siendo as1 que POI
caaa cien rebeldes hsy qninientoi
solda9os
Lo cue SO desprende, con absolute
claridad, De estas opinionea, 70 se
ocultara de seguro los lectores d
LA DEMoCBACIA
Ei 8 nor Caaovas quiso aten uar e
efecto desastros 0, man festando, 8 81
vez, que. en- Ia entrevista con Ia rel
"a. el !. nor Ssgasta &c tuvo f~aee
da 14-ura contra 81 Genera! Ma -{
nez C.mpoS
FL Ltberat, corciuye ci4rGa u
lnteycte1c con Il seSor S gasta. escri
b'endo estas paiab~as tvxtua.es:
| -" Cuando le preguntamos s. e
su vista a palacio hAbfa hscho elo
gios de a'g,sjen 8 de a1go nos conteS
t6:
-" No, no tuve tempo para elo
gisr"
Entire los polfticos de buen olfat,
SO comenta a actitud que adopta z
senor Sagasta. de acuerd0 con los pro
hombres fits onistas
Y 50 considera indiscutible Gu,
eaa actitud inhaira pronto, de uus
manera radical. azleaade y aqase,ade 9
atlAntico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-15
FABRICA de COCIIES
de JULIO II. BER\lRb
COMERCIO 81 PONCE PR

COMERCIO 81 PONCE PR
Construcciones de CO.
ches de todas classes Y
fOrmas con materiales es-
cogidos.
Sc hacen composicio-
nes por dificiles que sean
4 preciOs sumamente eco
n6micos.
Elegancia y solidez en-
los trabajos que Sc con
fen, tanto en- los coches
de Inca como en- los par
ticulares.
Especial esmero en- los
pedidos que Sc hagan de
la Isla.
NOTA:-Se hacen negocios sobre carrua-
jes de me lio uso.
Sc compran tablores de cedro.
Ponce, de Junio ds 1896. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-15

me los mios 10 que me prometn
los contre rios >
Parece que 10 que mas lc centr
es ir destinados a Ceuta, deu8-
cuando les dieran la ciuda p
eel 10 po ran ejercer Sus resp
profesiones.
Con grandes precaucion y
sigilosamente, aonque nc tart
para ncsotros pasara inadvetaso
ron desembarcados todos ! las
ia madrugada y traladados ~
cooh@s a la csrcel, ,custodiados g
reias de la guardia civil
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-15

L'egaron noticias telegra6cas sobre
el ataque Ia Guards civil
Sc inform6 & la prenaa que, en e.
camino De Arroyo q Guayama, unas
parelas, conductoras sse presos. la
bfsn sido asaltadas por IN grupo de
campesinos. armados de machat4s.
sin que ocurriera mas novedad cue Ea
De coer prisioneroS. saliendo ilesoa los
gnardlas
Como aqpi no faita qnien conczca
a fon5o nuestro caracter, las a aaymas
no duran n Sc fxt' enden.
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ee eorpropd1a d. una coaiicion en- qns
no spars cen hsridoS, nj mpertos, |, ]
s;qniera contuso4
Ell Liberal pub icaba IN artfc Q
en que Sc recuerda a historic DE- ese
pals, inmaculada limpia
Los demas diarios no concedian
importancia al suce5o.
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tom6 81 trabaio de aiat marse
Como no fUe NADIA 10 ds Ia .uuaSi6n
que anuncio ell cab.e, sera NADIA tam
b en- 10 del asalto IA fnelzs ub.i lea
Harto Sc comprende 10 que buscan
los pari0'as de ofcio.
Y no nos cansariamos dc lamentar
que elcenfraran pretexto para resu
clter las haz MS hernsras, las proezas
egendarias del ano 81
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War consfjos, rogar1a 4 mis- compa
nsros Dc Ia prensa autonomista qae
Sc fjsran Ell Ia situacioa presente
muj anomala y dificil, J que fxtre
maran Ia prudepcia llevandola 4 su.
6itimos llmites, dej 4udo gravit:sr
.as re- pou sbIidad=s todos los Ito
;, b 9 os que abusan de uu pueb {
paci6 dulce, ilcaps2 de responds
81 go!pe con e! gojpe nj de sci coz
imposlbies y antipatr;ot:cas rebaidias
LUIS MUNoz RIVERA