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BUSINESS MATTERS.

New York, September .l.--Frederlch J..
Forster has been appointed itrcNer OF he
lmrhurt Bros. 4 Co, sporting goods ana
bicycle dealers. IN proceedings Tor volun-
turN dissolution of the corporation. rs
sets Sl1S. ~. direct liAhtlit tv A.ys l'Ui COLI
nnspu' liabilities sGasB5
NaVaaotn. Toxan, September @,--P' Is.
Lott. doing a general morcnal Use h' 81"
nels here, mndo an assignment Tor the
benefit OF preferred orciltaorE ,Lst nieht,
naming II, ~ Wilson as trustee. Ahscts
about $sooN preferred creditors Homo "
Boone, First National Bank. y. u. >.
lfostot, d. G. II Mckinney and John ~
llewcllsn
Columbus. Onto, September 9.--Tho
columbus iiugsy company, aasignens to-
tiny filed their statement Ia court To-Day.
rho nsscts ara $4,000 aud ldliliLcA
N ,GGl 900,
Columbus. ONO. September ga clrcu-
inr was Issued today by the aesivncos 10
tn creditors OF the Columbus liuggy colu-
puuy aud Peters path company ASKS ng Tor
surrohi ous ne TO tho manner ~ whirh
tho trust shall be continued Thr asserts
mo Put ai SOS. o. The secured or par
tiailv srcurcd and preferred cliima ~ mat
tho companies amount ia SliI, lbp ana ll-
secured claims ~ sg,a, a0a. makiug the total
direct liabilities 81 ,0iosGe. The cirenmr
sayR:
Al the & me Of assignment said 5ts'gn-
ora had indor.ed aud discounted notes to
Tho nu.Uuut OF 500 5000 aud N the npin-
ion of tho aaslgnncs at least $4,000 OF this
paper viii not lie fully paid by makers
thorcof. or ont of their estate.
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Meeting OF the democraitc county ox-
ecutiye committee.
Interview with Judge James Masterson.
Voluntary surrender OF an escaped coun-
ty convict.
Lecture of the great incohonce. Judge
Daniel
Laying Of tie corner stone of the Brun-
ner town hall
Accommodations wanted for delegates
10 the Baptist convention.
German day notes
Barbecue at Humble.
The county campaign opens tonight.
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cornr Az ARpMoRE.

Ardmore l. r.. September 2.-tnitoi
s atss court csoryenes here ulxt Monday.
The dorkef shows n total Of III eases. Of
when is5 ar ciyil caEes 2i9 criminal.
Down The court win be able to keep up
the docket up 20 date
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wAGrs nrnrrcEn

somersworth. n H.. September 29-1he
Great Fans Manufacturing company has
posted n notice throughout its mills Il n
reduc hon in WAGES ~ about per cent. 10
take effect Monday, October ". Thee reh-
ann FOR No GU down Is given as lul,ness
I'm Tho cotton market.
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Buffalo, Texas, September @'-Las.
,rhursdev at John Reeds gin. about
,,,oI,,o mu.s from here. q negro named
I"Tfv Horn rot HIS sleeve caught under
No large hand OF the driver wheel. The
engine being under full headwdy, threw
MN nrnind and broke one arm. hoih lsys
We have had no mail here for the isst
,ueiya hours on account q. the fnhupeu
~ me railroads besng washed up.
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KILLED A NEGRO.

El Paso, Texas, September 2s--At
o'clock this morning s. H. Huh shot ana
kIllea George Bruce, eolored man. Ih ne
AGO fdom Dallas and was working az
IN s,mar of a squad OF men working on
lie new Corralitos railroad In Mexico.
HUI - N jar.
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j. c. epson. blacksmith, found dead
near the railroad track az Rlchlari.
II. *. Lott Of Navasota assigns. ii. II.
Wilson trustee, liabilities 5000.
Colored voters dissatisfied with the re-
publican campaign committee.
J. W. Burke Of Austin nominated for
congress by the republicans In the Ninth
district.
j, Frank & Co. OF Beaumont assign.
with liabilities Of t2l.14.l7.
Gulf hotel at Temple damaged 5000 by
IRE.
Mexican officers cross to san Eh2aro TO
arrest deserters, but are compelled 90 re-
lease they prisoners and return
Judgo Cline. nominee Of the reform re-
pubiicams for governor, opens his cam
paign IN Dallas.
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Cotton futures lower at New York and
New ORGANS; spots easier.
Flour continues active, with further nd
Vauces announced.
Wheat and corn doclire. while oats and
provisions advance In Chicago.
Large blocks Of Reading stock suld at
advancing pr!ces.
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are collecting tribute from tho people, an.
whon We protest against 1t ihel call US
disturhers of the peace aud anarchists.
am opposed 10 the trusts ana us an eNvcu-
tive ] shall use all the power have TO
drive every trust ont OF oNistrnce. IL
present laws are not sufficient to meet Tits
Owl /. &c clectcd viii recommend such
laws AS Will, and itthc constl,utton Is 80
constructed us 10 prevent ANY Interference
to the operations OF trusts ! SHAH recon-
mend such admondeut TO tho constitution
as viii permit II.
Mir. Bryan prccseded with severe ar.
raignmeut OF trusts. stock gamblcrs aud
money robbers" and continued.
understand another DISTINGUISHED clu-
zen of this city, Mr.. Chaunoey NJ. De-
pew. is against me There one advan-
tagc in having him against me. and that
Is II am elected he will not come down
and tell me that he has nvapod elect mo
and want me 10 got rsi of tho plank In
the platform which declares FOR the ar
hitration of differences between railroads
and their employees. There ano.hc ad-
vantage which | shall derive fipm his
opposition II | am elected. lie WI not
come down to Washington and want I,e
10 usc executive Influence AGAINST ;hat
lin that passed the senate which ttcnnt-
ca 10 protect the pvoplc from the on-
ployment of Federal troops and by In
Junction.
My friends. ,herc Is one great ccnsola-
tioh that | find ~ he crn,Ncnts that
have urpayed themselves agnins; Inc, aud
that is IL | am not to have their aid In
the campaign l won't tNvc their DONNA
ticn after the campaign Is over. Rut. my
f'lends, oar platform has declared thnt
the isaramouR, lssue OF this Oamr.ign Is
the II oucy question, aud ! hHlicvo II is
uiue. Tho republican party has declared
than this Nation must cont nuc iiS pres
ent financial rgN 1nte tFNsn nations
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My friends. there Is one great ccnsola
ton that | find IN he orrcuents that
have urNayed themselves agnins, me, aud
TINT is il | am not To have their aid in
the campo Ign | won't lavc their DONNA
tirn Aiter the campaign Is over. Rut. nay
f'londs oar plsut form has declared that
the isaramouR, lgsue OF this uamr.ign IS
the II ouey question aud I believe It Is
o,aie. Tho republican party has declared
thuf this Nation must cont nine iis pres
emit financial ugAtasf~int ferNgp nations
shall agree to nv $ TO chaugs h.
MIR. Bryan thG> ~ Ru uN.utct which
he said was speech Mvkinley
made ia Ohio ( lguary u. 1881, criti-
ctslug the final IS poiicy OF MIR. ClcVe
land, ana saidi
"Ny fl ends hf ypuhlicnn candidate
In Tint speech : ado showed chat no
understood thc,h 3 Fundamental princi-
pics thnt 4tnad he money uu sstiCn
hw is that le OF inc dollar de-
" nds anon th,5 r. Ser nf ,lulNurs
lie rccognlsc& that you rau mako
dollars GOAror e.. - i,ning iheir rulnhrr,
lie recognized Y : hat YOU coull rnsc
Nh Bryan ID = g "A. some length and
most e,Ner.iy 80 ICED the sold s,nnd-
said; have r'sss.s~.-@ur tho man who las
q convention, who States those cAnNic,
lions und stands ny Uosr 'unN'c' IONS.
respect The republicans who stAnl openly
aud above board Tor We ,rcplpll IN ucNoG
tl' my fr'cuds. shall not attempt %
disgh,e the fccliugs Witch ! entertain
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The sharkey. Corbett mill declared of.
Kentucky horscmen abJ1ct TO The ruling
off of Riley Grammar.
The Races-Scarf Pin, sr Francis, Gle
ophus, Belmar Agitoior and hon Post
winners at GraVesend. Dennis. Al, Sugar
foot. llanno BELIEF High Test ana Damo-
clos the St. Louis winners.
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KEEL, Germany international *
hlhitiun for NAVIGATION and hshcr.s which
opened here last May viii close TODAY.
under the auspices OF the German govern
ment.
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Kentucky coal niue owner
have issued call for convention In t1i'
civ 10 urge that the government Of rae
limited state issu" 10 ouch coal MR.
owner a certificate for g for each ron ~
conl mined and dumped, on ~" govern
No.. s,,rh certificates to be legal tender
for all debts. public and private
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CuICAGO-A alnr"r for 100 nor chill
drsn il h,inr arranged hv the iun'9r sal
vationists Of the CRY; There Is an 2rganiz.
atian In ,hc salvation Amy Known rs
tovs and girls not essentially junior sold
,crs The diur.r Will he given Al ne
l,rinress rink. hegipnin~ ut noon ana con-
timing until o'clock.
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p0sTON- The annlvc-sey ce'"hration ~
me- landing o. Canisio N,,eS s,a 1,i,iH
ui ~, sdt f1r today. The Bostonlan club The
pamrhters OF The Revolution, and ihr
Disney sTs Hi.tor.cal solslyI WI celenr9'le
tire gay, pnston harhar IN lGoi and land
sSl en Tbom rD9 island. The next. day
e. ~ az VI, crossed the BAY and LANDED a. south
Boston. where he hand OF w,rr. o,3 s ,,,ar
ssan61 H., ne erection Of a monument on
srI Head being n, Plate win
suitable inscription setting forth the facts.
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MARION. nl.--The Southern Illinois
soldiers and Sailors association Will hold
its annual reunion at his rilre rlroe days
l,g,nnug today one Of Ihe principal fclt-
iires Of the reunion VIII be an address hv
General John y. Gordon of Georgia, the
Confederate.
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TCDATS FORECAST.

COLORADO SPRINGS-A state con,n-
ton Will be held hote today by the Nc
kinney, or anti-sllver republicans,
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TODRT'S EFATURmS.
FOREIGN,

rive thousand Starving Armcniars Mt
Marseilles anxious to ge; to the United
States.
Cuoans attack the trocha all along the
line.
Another outbreak is expected to occur
IN Constantinople today.
a thousand Armeaians dubbed to death
al Nkde on Sunday.
Houmania promises to join the dre,bund.
POLITICAL.
Butler and Edgerton said to have pre-
Mred an address advising populists 10
stand by Bryan at all hazards
Managers tor the goldbug boilers think
OF sending Palmer and Buckncr on a
Western tour.
MIR. Bryan 10 make ten speeches in
Maryland and West Virginia.
Populists in lndiar'a fuse with tho demo-
Gratis.
Women organizing Bryan and Sewali
clubs.
Mr. Bryan given a grand ovation by
TamnaLy Han.
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NEW YORK Magistrate Kudlch will
give a hearing today in the Flesh case.
that In which william Flesh Is accused
of having shot his father, Arnold Fash.
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Hon. W. c. Whitney and Mrs. Edith
s. Randolph married ut Bar Herhor, Me.
socialislic element IN the cigarmakcr5'
convention routed.
Severe storm raging in the East,
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DERROTA DE GOMEZ
Y NJ A c 60.

En- la mafiana de hoy tdice un co
lega habanero del 9, Sc ha recibido en-
la Capitapia General. un teleerama del
Coronel Vicuiia, en- Ell cual dice que
ha encontr 4do aver Antonio Maceo
y Maximo Gomez, Lacret y otros,
entire los ingenios "D,ana" y "Abreu"
y en- los altos de las Tomas de "Diana"
(pruvincia de Ma;anzasl, en- numero
de seis siete mil hombres.
AL entrar en- accion la columna de-
Coronel Vlcuha, compuesta de dos
batallones, el escuadron de Borbon y
doce caballos de Villaviciosa, rompid
ell fuego contra ell enemigo una dis
tancia de mil metros.
Las partidas de Maximo Gomez y
Maceo rompieron el fuego por tres
puntos distintos, corriendose despues
de alg1n tempo de combate hacia Ia
izquierda, situandose despues en- po-
siciones inexpugnables. de donde I'd
vieron que retirarse en- diferentes CRU
pos.
La columna Vicuia tuvo tres sol
dados muertos, cinco heridos graves J
catorce leves.
Los rebeldes tuvieron setsnta Y,
m"ertos, dejando en- el campo cuaren-
ia y tres. Ademas 81 caballos muer.
tos y I6I que abandonaron.
Los insurrectos llevan gran n1me
de heridos.
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Aviadas estarfan aquf las au
toridades 81 Sc resolviesen a re
primir como en- la rep1blica de
Colombia la propagation por
medic de la imprenta de not;cias
punibles y las quejas de subido
tono en- que a cada momenro pro
rrumpen aquf los periodicos de
oposicion en- contra del Gobier
no y de los Poderes legftimamen
te constitui1os.
iBuen labor les Gaia!
iBuen estrepito les atronarfa
los oidos!
Pero va esta visto.
En- pueblos que Sc tienen poi
archi-democraticos Sc dan rigore:
como los que acaban de exponer
Sc y nadie Sc asombra,
iAh 81 esos rigores Sc ejercie
sen en- Puerto-Rico, parte inte
granite de una Nacion monarqCi
ca y pueblo del cual Sc han atre
vido a decir sus gratuitos difa.
madores que sufre cruentos>do
} lores, aAlgido y agobiado por III
regimen opresor, sin tener el
cuenta, nj por asomo, que la rea
lidad y la evidencia de los hecho
desmienten semejante calumni
. probando hasta la saciedad gu
Z es este, en- la absolute acepcio
de la palabra, ell pals mas libr
a del universe
A yer 81 sucede aquf 10 que e
la liberal rep1blica a que veni
e mos rehriendonos.
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COINCIDENCIA

Con este mismo epfgrafe ha
Ppublicado FL Comeycio de la Ha-
bana, y reproducido otros cole
gas el siguiente suelto:
Observese una coincidencia espe.
cial: las hordas insurrectas solo han
entrado en- los poblados donde suele
haber mayorfa de autonomistas Be-
jucal, Vereda Nueva. Hoyo Colora-
do. San Jose de las Lajas, San Nico-
las. Giira Melena, tAlquizar y otros
pdntcs por donde 4 los rebeldes les
ma sido facil entrar. Recordamos to.
davia que en- estos pueblos Sc oyo re-
petidas veces Ia palabra tribunicia de
los oradores autonomos que fueron
victoresdos por centenares de jinetes
macheteros. Los periodicos autono-
mistas de hace POGO mas de IN afio,
llamaban los pueblos de Alquizar,
San Nicolas. San Jose de las Lajas
y Bejucal. 6aIEayles de Ia G1tonOmiG,
y efectivamente por esos baluartes
entraron y Sc pasearon como Pedro
por So casa las partidas insurrectas.
Huelgan los concentrates por
nuestra parte.
Hagalos el rehexivo lector.
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Ell PETROLEO.

El Bando sobre el petroleo, expe
dido por el General Weyler con fecha
q del coriente, ordena 10 que va
continua ion +:
Articulo 10 El comercio de pc
troieo con ell interior de la isla, no po
dra hacerse mas que por los puertos
de Matanzas, Nuevitas. Cuba, Cien-
fuegos y Coloma, previa authorization
especial de mi Autoridad
Art. 70 Los almacenistas impor-
tadores justi6caran 81 pedido, decla-
rando la existencia que tienen y las
que necesitan para ell consume proba-
BILE de un mes. Estas declaraciones
sersn visadas por la Autoridad mu
nicipal de sus respectivas localidades
De 10 que expendan levaran registro
nominal del comprador, y expressive
de la cantidad vendida, que estara
las d sposicion de las autoridades mi
litares.
Art. 80 A su vez los expsndedo
res de los pueblos no podr llevar a
ellos, nj tener en- sus establecimientos,
mzs cantidad de petroleo de la que
expenden prudencialmente en- TN mes
y necesitaran, para adquirirla, auto
rizacion del Comandante Mtiitar
Alcalde de la localidad.
Art. % Estos expenditures lie.
1varan tambien relacicn de 10 que
venden y quien, siendo responsa-
bles de la venta, 81 no es a persona dt
conocida moralidad y arraigo, ext
giendo por 10 tanto los desconoci
! dos 6 sospechosos permisos de la au
toridad para la compra.
Art, 5c-Queda prohibido en- 10 alb
soluto el comercio de petroleo con 10
pueblos del interior visitados con FIRE
cuencia por las partidas insurrectas.
Art. 6o Las empresas 6 particula
res que necesiten adquirir petrole'
directamente, 10 sollcitar en- exposi
cion razonada de mi autoridad par
J. la resolucion conveniente.
| Art. 2. Los contraventorcs de es
n te bando seran considerados como at
:. xliares de la rebellion.
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ATAQUE & MACEO
YOTROSCABECILLAS. Y

FL Coronel Molina. desde las colo
MAS del ingenio Atysvido, en- Bolon
dron. envio con fecha 9 ell siguientt
parte
A las nueve de Ia manana dc
aver sail de Palma con mi columna
conference.-the antes con el coronel
Figueroa, que llegaba de la Habana
con cabaileria, y uniendola con el
battalion dc Valencia. marche hacia
San Miguel de los BAnos, tomando
IA direction del rio dc Auras y en-
consrAndo en- las inmediaciones de
dicho punto las avanzadas de gruesas
partidas enemigas alli acampadas.
Dispuse que el teniente eorones
Navarro con tres companies ataease
por la ix4uierda. el comandante Lo-
pez. con dos. por Ia derecha. vel CO
ronel con el resso de Ia luerza por el
frSnie.
Roeo el faego. sc les tomaron todas
las posiciones que tenian ca : Vista
Hermosa. Trinidad. Aldama y Atre
sido, Traction 'nduse en- retiFada por
dastiasos rumbos. hayeedo en preci
pitada fuga.
Las taersas lie Navarro les quema-
roa 100 hohios. eoa,tnuaado Ia perse
cueioa a BolonssoA despaes dc tres
hofAs &c eomhate. yendo IA colanna
4 las tres de IA saFde al iagenlo Atre-
vs1o",
poF noticiAs lie los veciaos de Au,
ras las paEsidAs erAa las dc Maeeo.
LayAs. MsFo y LacTet. tenido muehas
hai4s daIante IA persecution pog los
eAaavssales
SC asegaFa cue van uaay desofga
a.aAdos, y &c eoasaE Ia eolamaA No
haa Con mas caaaeieFsa. haAaeFaa ssdo
eosnplesamcate desgfo4adca
- sspSsa qae 81 eeEoaeg Fsgaeso
los AAy4 Agaeado>
Aassgfa Aalas ecnsassen CO 4 heri
ss<ss aeavsa ds IaeNSA
"a guerrilla dc Navarro tavc 3 q
hala0a saMS4tNss,
NJ saSaaags sc Is Aaa ecgsdo toe
eassAiAsA Viva.
hi Aasoael EsgaeaoA sebtc este |
sAss ase As>Ao ds asalAs dice 9as des.
p4.ea .as ss.assssassAf GOA 81 IoFuael /
AassaA. sgass aAssA san Msguea ae
~ sAA5uA saSuaggsa1o ca 81 canine
sasxx lsss saAsasas IAascaa y Me
.~a tAa axAa.A,tea saaaEseetAA ia
sss 9ss MaSeesea so sea
il aaA4a asAaasssaa assa 81 d. anterior
Assa 4as sssasts a. he = gaaAaaa ss
lAh.aa aasxasa1ss sssaaAa<ie dos
.s4psA. aaa .lV l4aSres J sssa de Ma /
.sa sAaase ii sAstsa is MAesa AASAa
! sAs.sNagA ssssagaSA>tess 81 basge Il
ass sisra saSNaAa AasA
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- q aiae$fsoa sse>aAaae - u.
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lVolvi6 a salvarse el decoro
| Volvio 4 triunfar la dignidad
hay quien grita, rehriendose a Ia
abstencion electoral del autono
misno, nuevamente acordada
iSigue el ag,aViO de haberseore
ducido q menos de la mitad
10 que constitute an'es la cuo-
ia para elegir Diputados a Cor
ties exclama otro. Pues no i'm.
porta, contestase, que esa colossal
rebaja Sc haya decretado en- IA
vor y obsequio 1nicamente del
autonomismo Iloron y nunea sa
tlsfecho. Siga la protesta
Y FL PAS Oh Fl PAS
replica todas sus campanas con
motive del eelebre acuerdo,
Campan 20 en- articulos dc ioado
en- articulos secundarios, J EN-
suel,os, y en- locales. y hassA en
suplemen,os para mayor sensa
ci6n de- las gentcs \ no Ileya
So entl,siasmo a la seccion de a
ounclos. porque esso AIN no SC
usa -.
Sol1ra, sobFa ese exceso de
ruido ese exeeso dc rnearecer y
oondcrar ina resolution que NAL
lito si mefece laanaho homenale
Nosoifos cfeemos que 60 Aefeee
dora ! toio 10 eongrAfso. ln1f mas
que baea POGO vale y slgnliie
en los acguales ssempgas. IS suyu
tsn eeallssas.
sabfa. solafa sgaalsaease q es
rihillo qae 1 EpIsa de &ss4ss4
oinasa easoaAs esn pseeA de ( 49,
llfie1 j soHas4fa de oPpesaaAts9
bol.6 i eai, aree II ssso
Aalsstl 1 aal>sas>a il i 3gasa43
Pos L. sosse l.4cs
gsssesgae csasa4nas 81 l.afta'i@ @ssse
s,snsaaa ga Ia abssea Hsa r
sessi
Y la qps 50 II 4sels,sss ses~
teme8aa snssass !
ls.es ga . 4tsssts.w fss6#
b. 4si II Assea se e a*
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-20
HABLEMOS ZEN PLATA

va sabemos demasiado que el
partido autonomista. segdn acuer
do tornado en- estos dlas por su
Directorio y Delegados, reunidos
en- conclave de baares g1a0es, ha
votado la continuation indeilnida
de la colectividad en- el retrai
miento 6 abstencion electoral.
Despues de todo, Sc compren
de este y Sc explica.
No lie va NAL al autonomismo
en- su inmovilldad. Asf no Sc ia
tiga nj Sc expone 4 romperse al
90 en- las bregas de los Comicios.
Queremos decir: asf no Sc expo
ne a pasar por los frances de dis
gustos 6 fracasos identicos 8 pare
cidos a los que sufri6 un dia y
otro cuando la echaba de bata
llador y Sc hacia la Illusion de
que al solo nombre del Hercules
| (soi dtsamt), del Hercules aquel
venido al mundo en- Ponce hace
algunos amos, iba a estremecerse
de terror y espanto el lncondi-
cionalisno y a darse por muerto
en- plena y cabal salud. 81; mas
socorrido es ell papel romantico
de victima 8 martir que el serlo
en- realidad con todas sus tristes
consecuencias.
Oh filosofia
Deciamos, y rean~dam0s eI
inte<ywmbldo aiseuys0, que ell par
lido autonomista, tras de mil
vueltas y revueltas y de atormen
tarse ell meollo mas de 10 nece.
sario, cav;lando sobre 81 debfa 6
no persistir en- el retraimiento,
ha optado por este en- reciente
acuerdo de sus preclaros jefes.
Claro que el suceso no ha he
cho peligrar nuestro habitual re
poso, nj por clio nos amenaza un
cataclismo atmosierico nj de min
guna clase.
La noticia del famoso acuerdo
Sc ha visto acogida POI la OPT
Mon con perfecta indiferencia.
Con la misma inditerencia Sc OF
ra maflana la noticia de la disc
luci6n del partido, 81 el case lie
ga, como alarmado teme el Di-
rector politico del autonomismo.
Ali esta su telegrama al leGdes
d. Rafael, participandole la con
tinuacion del retraimiento.
"Temo la disolucion y, ha di
cho el Sr Brioso, augurando en-
tristecido el probable evento.