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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-01
SEVENTEEN
More or Less Seriously Wounded in a
Street Car Accident at Pittsburg,
Yesterday - A Car Jumped the
Track.

PITTSBURG, May S1.-Car No. 80 of the
Second avenue traction line jumped the
track this afternoon and the seventeen
passengers aboard were all more or less
hurt, two of them seriously. The day of
miracles has not passed. or all would have
been killed The seriously injured are
Adam Bachman and NJ. L. Kreiger. both
residents of the South Side. Bachman's
arm is broken in two places and his head
is badly cut and body bruised. Kreiger
is in nearly the same condition. The other
passengers. men, women and children.
were all bruised and cut. but none OF them
seriously.
The car with its load left Thirtyfourth
street at about o'clock for Calhoun Park.
where a concert was TO be given. On ap-
preaching Six Mile Ferry. Bachman and
Kreiger say the speed being made was that
of a railroad train. Suddenly the car took
a flying leap. and after turning completely
over, landed at the bottom of the ditch.
twelve feet below. with its wheels in the
air. The struggling passengers, jammed
in a heap under the wreckage, were
screaming. swearing and fighting for re-
lease. They were finally extricated and
taken to their homes. some more scared
than hurt but all bruised and worse for
their shaking up. The car is a complete
wreck,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-01
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
A Number Of Engagements Reported
From Spanish Sources,
With the Result That the Insurgents
Invariably Got the Worst Of It.
Nevertheless, They Appear to Be
Very Active in the Province Of
Havana, and to Be Leading the
Dons a Lively Dance.

Tampa, Fla, May 31.-Private ad-
vices from Cuba announce that yellow
fever is raging there. The 29th a train
from Matanzas brought into Havana
from one battalion sixty men afflicted
with the fever. This, united with the
continual desertions, is reducing the
Spanish forces greatly. Ninety SOL
diers from the Madras battalion in the
Vuelta Abajo have Joined forces with
Maceo on account of the scant supply
of rations.
Reports are received to the effect that
an expedition has landed near Marari
ir Manzanillo. Five empty boats have
been found on the beach. Caprillo Ia
vas and Rodrigues are moving west
ward, and all the insurgent forces are
drawing near Havana Last week two
explosions occurred on the Matanzas
railway line, one almost completely de-
stroying an armor car with troops.
General Weyler was hung in effigy yes
terday
A strange figure, clad in the Spanish
Official uniform, was suspended from
the upper balustrade of DR.. Cuervo's
residence, on the main street of the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-01
A MYSTERY
Surrounds the Death of James A.
Thomas, One of the Most Popular
Young Men of HintOn---HiS Dead
Body Found on the Railroad Track,
With the Neck Broken.

Special to the Register.
HINTON, w. VA. May a.-This city
was startled this morning to hear that
James A. Thomas, one of the most popular
young men in the city, was dead. prob
ably murdered by unknown parties The
deed was committed on the water front OF
the city. Thomas was employed by the
c. G. o. Railroad Company to call en-
gineers and firemen AT night. and his
duties sent him all over the towns of Up
per and Lower Hinton, contiguous towns.
Last night he called Engineer Worley, in
the upper town. and started down the
track for the lower town. and twenty-six
minutes later he was found on the track
dead. A west bound EXPRESS train cut Off
one of his feet. but the fireman saw him
lying on the track before the engine struck
him, and is positive that only his feet
were on the rail and his body was off to
one side. AS soon as possible the train
stopped and the body was taken up dead.
with the neck broken and bruises on the
forehead and one arm and a large bruise
on the neck, which proved almost conclu-
sively that heavy blow had been dealt
~ hitdh MS iltNh. 4 nc hoNAoAS hAN VI NAiN
opinion that ne was dead before the train
struck him. When ne left Engineer Wor-
ley's house 1t was Just twenty-siX minutes
before the west bound express train. which
cut off his foot was due, and Worley
started in the same direction down the
track very shortly after Thomas left, and
is positive he was not on the track or any
place in sight then, and ten minutes be-
fore the train was due the caller for the
conductors and brakemen passed down the
same track and is equally positive the
body was not on the track then. The mys-
terry deepens when 1t is undertaken to find
out where he was after he left Worleys
house until the train struck him. The
Coroner's jury has been in session all day
but has not arrived at a verdict. 1t is the
opinion of everybody that he was mur-
dered and his body placed on the track.
No arrests have been made, but some par
ties are stronly suspected and some SEN
sational developments are expected. A
posse Is out In pursuit Of some strange ne
groes who were seen I'm the neighborhood
of the place where the body was found,
and they will probably be brought in to-
day. Strong threats of lynching are in
dulged in If the guilty parties are located.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-01
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

Havana, May 31.-The local guerrilla
force of Sagua, in an operation on the
plantation of Ammonia, killed five in
surgents. Col. Jose Sanchez ALSO fell in
a personal combat with the captain of
the guerrillas.
The column Of the provisional bat
talon of Cuba encountered the bands
under Castillo, Betancourt, Romero and
Parez, who are in the commission OF
Zayas, to the number of 1000 men, at
Anilito, in the province of Havana.
The insurgents entrenched themselves
in good position and awaited an at
tack. AS the vanguard of the troops
advanced, the insurgents opened fire.
The troops had to go up hill to the as
sault, and it was steep enough to be
hard climbing. Finally the insurgents
positions were taken by Lieut. Col.
Tejerizo, with the guerrilla force and
two companies, assisted by the column
and four cannon shots.
Last night the insurgents made an
other unavailing attempt to pass by
the trocha, near Puerto de la Guira and
Justinina.
The gun boat Dardo was passing out
side the village of Cogion, near Bataba-
no, when the commander noticed that
the insurgents had
SET FIRE TO THE VILLAGE.
With artillery and Mauser rifles he
compelled the insurgents to retreat.
The local guerrilla force of Cardenas,
while on foraging expedition, met the
insurgent band of Perico Acevido be-
tween San Miguel and Chirino. At the
first volley from the guerrillas the in
surgents took flight, leaving two killed.
They were pursued and overtaken,
when the guerrilla force charged them
with the machetes, killing one and cap
turing ten prisoners. The prisoners
protested that they were peaceable citi-
zens and that they all had passports
from the local authorities. Col 0choa
has ordered Captain San Martin TO in
vestigate and ascertain the truth Of
this story Immediately.
A band of insurgents attacked the
laborers on the plantation of Gratitud
and carried off the men who had con-
tracted for cutting the cane. The la
borers had no idea that they would be
LIABLE TO ATTACK
by the insurgents.
In the district of Camajuani, the in
surgents have burned several tobacco
houses, some of them containing tobac-
co to the value of $4,000. The tobacco
plantation of Prudencia, owned by
Francesca Parrendo. was burned by the
insurgent leader Juan Sasalo, the 9TH
ers by Francesca LanOs.
It is reported at Remedies that Gen
eral Palencia has had an important en-
gagement with the insurgents under
Carrillo. at the plantation Of Dolores
Abreu. The insurgents are said to
have suffered heavy loss in dead and
wounded and in arms.
The insurgents have burned the plan
tation of San Rafiel, in the district Of
Ouivican. in Havana. They have fired
several times upon the outposis OF San
Tiego de las Vegas, IN Havana. This
force is reported to be under Aguirro,
and TO be the vanguard of Rolof's force,
which is marching towards the Vuelta
AbaiO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-01
SCENES OF pESOLATI0N
Revealed at Seneca, Mo.-The Loss by Flood
$4,000.

Seneca, Mo-, May 31.-The district Of
Seneca's flood disaster of yesterday pre-
sented a picture of desolation to-day.
Cherokee avenue, the principal business
streset, is divided into two sections by
the loss of the iron bridge which span
ned Lost Creek. Searching parties are
constantly beating either side of thu
stream in search of missing citizens,
who are evidently drowned. OF the
eighteen of the drowned, fourteen have
been taken from the water. About 100
homes were inundated and two of
these, those of Messrs. Andreas and
Schmidt, were carried down the stream
and every member of the families
drowned. A number of families have
lost all and are destitute. Many farm
ers along the course of Lost Creek lost
their crops. The total loss is above
$4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-01
THE DEATH LIST GROWING,
According to the Latest Reports From the
Stricken Illinois Towns.

Stricken Illinois Towns.
St. Louis, No., May 31.-Additional
reports received at Carlyle. Ills, of the
havoc wrought in that vicinity by the
tornado Wednesday evening continue
to swell the list of dead and injured. A
rumor was af1ost here that Richview,
a small place situated on the Illinois
Central. had been entirely demolished
and twenty persons had been killed, but
it escaped with small injury in compar-
ison with neighboring towns northwest.
The full extent OF the loss of property
cannot be ascertained for weeks to
come. Many orchards have been de-
stroyed. entailing a loss Of thousands Of
dollars.
The tornado was also visitor in the
vicinity of Ashley, three miles south Of
Richview. and demolished houses,
barns and orchards. II seems that the
storm parted before reaching this place.
one half going north of it and the other
south
Oakville, eighteen miles south Of Car
lyle. was visited Rain fell N torrents,
swelling the small streams to rivers.
Shade trees are strewn in profusion
over the town.
Emma Krause. aged nineteen, died
Yesterday. Her parents were Filled.
This make the total number OF dead fif-
teen.
The storm came from the northwest
at New Baden, and went southeast to-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-01
WHEELING, W. VA, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE l. 1896.

ward Mascoutah. The territory be-
tween the two places was untouched.
At New Minden is assumed a south
easterly course and destroyed that
place, but skipped Hoylton, which is
situated between there and Richview.
There was difference also in the man
ner of destruction. At New Baden the
trees were twisted, while in the other
localities it was a direct blow The
storm disappeared few miles south Of
Ashley.
The value of property destroyed in
New Baden, New Minden, Richview,
Ashley and Oakville and vicinity is
said to exceed 100000. Those killed
in this vicinity are: Robert Foster,
Mrs. Connell and infant, farmland,
name unknown, Samuel Oliver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-01
FOREIGN NOTES.

suAKIN. May Silt Is rumored here
that the Indian troops will advance upon
Berber in the autumn.
The Khamfa has summoned the Emlrs
20 Omdurman for war council.
CANEA, ISLAND OF CRETE, May 81
A5dallah Pasha. the new Governor Of
Crete, at the head of an imperial force has
relieved the beleaguered garrison Of vamos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-01

Christian Schnepf, the Opera House
druggist. made the following observa-
tions of the weather yesterday: Z a. m,
Ga: Q a. m, 60; 12 m, 49, p. m, Is;
Ppm, 10. Weather fair.
Washington, D. c., May S1.-Fore-
cast for Monday:
Fer West Virginla-Fair and warmer,
IecaI showers in southern portion,
northerly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania-Gen
" fair: light to fresh variable winds.
For OhiO-Generally fair, but pos
sibly local showers in extreme southern
portion; light TO fresh variable winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-01
g:-gasn Two and Three Thou
sand We're Killed,
Thirteen HUNDRED DEAD LISTED,
Fa Many 0thsrS We're Removed
at Once BY Friends
MINDED COMPARATIVELY FEW.
!0vai Well Found ChOked With
the Dead.

Tho Gar and Czarina Danced All
v.5h- ac the Magnificent Sail at
-ss French Embassy, While the
CITY and Surrounding Country
ror~ned for the Daad--MOst Of
.ss Victims Peasants, But the
Dress of Many Indicate They
Were From the Wealthy Glasses.
AVivid Description Of a Fearful
and Peculiar Accident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-01
THE PLEDGE REDEEMED.
Chicago Has Raised the Money for the
Convention.

Convention.
CHICAGO. My 3l-Chicagoans will re-
deem their pledge TO the Democratic com
nittee tomorrow. Mr. Harrity ana MS
colleagues of the committee will meet IN
ioint conference with the local committee
wha has charge Of the arrangements IN
connection with the convention hall and
tho balance of $1,000 Of the $4,000 pledged
will be turned over 10 Mr.. Harrity. Final
inspection Of the Coliseum will be made
bv both committees tomorrow. every es-
sential feature agreed on originally being
now practically completed.
Committeeman Sherin, who has been
charged with that duty. will distribute the
press privileges. and finally pass on the
telesraphic privileges TO be provided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-01
The ROYAL PREROGATIVE.
Senator Morgan Thinks We Are Re
Establishing 1t.

His Criticism of the Course Of the
President Toward Cuba WAR
Exists in Cuba, and the Whole
World Knows 1t, Spain Admits
1t IN Every Act, Yet Our Govern
ment and People Are Required to
Endorse a FalSehOOd."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-01

Continued on Sixth Page.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-30
GU A
Dice El Liberal, de Madrid, en- gu
edici6n del 80 de Noviembre

Dice El Liberal, de- Madrid, en- su
edicion del 80 de Noviembre
En- as noticias recibidas del Ca
ms giiey hay alguna q la cual conve
ne conceder cierta importancia. Alu
dimos al rumor que de all1 trasmiten
anunciando que mientras Callx-
to Garcia regcesa al departamento
Oriental, Msximo Gomez SO propone
pas ar & las Villas.
No nos sorprende el intent to. con
el cual ya Sc conts bs.
Esto no obs tante, leios de vsr IN
nal en- su confirmation, pa 6cenos
indicio evid te de que las cosas no
van gasto de los rebaldes, puesto
que exigen "a presencia del g neral1
simo en- Santa Clara
Para pensarlo al, tenemos princi
palmente en- cuenta que esta tecando
a su termino ell mes De n, v EN- bre,
empleado por los insurrectos en- liza
mar la atencion hacia Puerto Pin
cipe. Ali pensaba, sin duda. perma
necer M8x, mo Gomez pero al com
prender QUE nj 10 de Gaaimaro nj 10
De Cascorro dc cid1an al general en-
j -fe q distraer IN solo battalion ds los
que operan 8 guarnecen las pob' acio
nes desde la Trocha del Jt1caro al
extremo Ocoidente, Y que por otfa
parte SO suprim1 IN en- Puerto Prfn
cipe ios destacamentos aislados, cuyo
sprovisions miento peri6dico imp ,dfa
las tropas del general Jm6nez Cas-
tellanos poner el debido cuidado Y
prestar la atenci6n que ahora Sc pone
en- restab.ecer las comunicaciones en-
tre Puerto Principe y Nuevitas, hase
visto en- la necesidad de modifcar So
plan, cambiando ell teatro en- Que SO
propon1a desafroIlar.o.
No habra contribuido clio POGO
Ia mu4rte de Seraffn Sanchez, con
quien con.aban en- las Villas para
tener en- 1aque a nuestras Columns.
Desaparecido aquel cabecill.. nj Ma
via Rodriguez nj Quintin Banderas,
del cusl por cierto NADIA Sc ha vuelto
a saber, ticnen arraigo en- Santa Ola
ra para vigorizar la ipsurrecc:6n
que, como todas, ex;ge en- cada pro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-30

b. el cabo empanado en reps.tir go,-
pes Uno de los circumstances resui
is herido en- una mano
Porsin. gracias la intervencionl
de la autoridad, dejo de esgrlmir o.
sable.
Pero entonces sgarro violentamen
70 nor los hombros al ssTor Pasarell,
Islesprtndiendole de los brazos de su
esposa y esforz4ndose en- condueirie
| 1 empellones al juzgado municipal
Oponfase con protestas vlo'entas
el,pueblo. Aquellas gentes, que tie
nen pundonor, hubieran Ilegado q
Iextremos violentfsimos, q no mediar
para contenerlas. de ana parte. la
prudencia. expresada en- ffases dig
mas de aplausos. del sef1or Pasarell'
V de otra, la intervention decidida
del senor inez municipal. quien con
duio al seilor Pasarell Ia casa habl
taci6n de este, aconpan lndoles en- 81
trayecto Y hasta el interior de la ca
ga misma mas de dos centenares de
personals.
Conste que ell padre Almendariz
hostige ba q cabo municipal incitan
dole al atropello. actitud que nc
abandon6 durante Ell orficto. y se
pase que el c6.ebre padre guarda an
tiguos rencores contra 81 senor Pa
asrell. persona muy querida en- la po
blaci6n
e agredido do parte aver en- ests
ciudad al tribunal correspondence
Espera justicia. La esperamos
tamb ea rosotros, con6ados en- aus
hechos tan deshonrosos, tan vergon
zoaos que arrojarfan tanta manchs
Iaobre una sociedad case de resultal
impunes, 30 queden sin castigo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-30

mulas dilatorias en- su concep
ci6n, desarrolle Y proyecto de
realization? 5Fu6 durante ese
tempo sustituido por otro? Pues
NADIA mas facil q este 1ltimo que
anular con todas las apariencias
de la mayor correction possible,
las iniciativas del primero. Y
he ahf como una serie de circuns
tancias eslabonadas vienen 8 pre-
parar el cam'no 4 la reaccion
Un gabinete implanta, sino re-
formas esenciales. modifica clones
en- sentido aparentemente liberal j.
Empiezan q llevarse estas q la
practica Hasta hay para elias
alguna voz de APPLAUSE entire las
Fl as adversarias. Cuando hete
aquf que aparecen leyes nuevas,
dispos clones gubernativas, am
pliaciones Y re tricciones fjanoo
ell sentido medic velado de tai {
cual punto que 'debidamente no
Sc interpret6- -" Por donde re
sulta que vuelven las cosas q su
primitive estado, y a1n retrogra-
dan mas 81 cabe.
5Se tomaron disposiciones, Gu
yo autoritarismo dese grad6 al
pueblo y levant6 oleada de pro-
tesla Y formidable opos sicion en-
ell partido adversario? - Pues
NADIA mas faciI que calmar la
exas peraci6n y tranquilizar los
auimos en- breve. El pueblo es
como un n;no al que SO halaga
con un confte z el gobierno
sabe propinar siemp-e oportuna
mente el confte
As1, en- ese movimiento cont
nuo del mecanismo gubernamen :
tai. la tela de Penelope de nues-
tras libertades SO teje y Sc desteje
Y esta hoy tan ade,autada como
en- el primer dfa.
Hay un sistema politico que
ensena los medios de obtener
facilmente tan considerable re-
sultado. Y es ell que nue9tros
.gobielnos conservadores, sin ex-
cepci6n, aplican al regimen de
las Antillas: ell de Maquiavelo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-30
UN ESCANDALO

Con muy pocos puede compararse
el ooarrido en- aquel pueb o en- la no
he del dfa "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-30
LUIS BONAFOUX
= OIESTRO SlNIESTRO

S guen tomando cuerpo los rumo
res de que Ell relevo del general Wey
.er sc impone.
5C6mo as1?
mo ha saldo por fin a campana,
a dlrIgIr Ell persona las operaclone 5
de Ia guerrag
mo formo IN essrecho anilio de
hero aIrededor de los insurgentes
en- la prov .ncla de Plnar del R1o9
5Acaso con la mnerte de Maceo no
han tornado rnejor cariz los sucesos ?
IA que obedece, pues, la insisten
cia con que la opinion ex je el relevo
del fnclito caudillo9
Los un res Sc repiten.
5Qu6 vale? ? jque e;gaifean7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-30

Con muy pocos puede compararse
e ocnrrido en- aquel pueb o en- la no
che del dfa "a
H. aquf algunos datales:
Don Dac;o Pasarell, persona apre
cie b; 1sima buen go y CORE
liglonario nuestro, paseabase las
diez POGO menos de la noche en-
union de su distinguida esposa y de
40 menos distinguida S. norita de Ia
ocalidad.
S ntiendose un tanto indispuesta
la sonora del amigo, deseo retirarse,
y mprendieron todos el regreso la
casa del senor Pasarell. cruzando. de
p4zo. por ell atrio de la iglesia, como
camino mas corto.
L'tvoba de brazo 81 CO b allero las
dos dsmas De repante. sinti6se co
gido por los hombros. Vo.vi6se ra
pidamente Frente &, y en- acti
tud hostll. esta ban ci cura parroco
senior A mendsriz y el cabo de la
guardia municipal de aquel pueb'o.
Intim6,e el primero, en- frases des-
compuestas. para que saliese inme
diatamente del alrio Contesto ell
senior Pasarel en- frase mezurada.
manifestando su extran "a por la
forma temeraria de la ob=etvaciou,
mucho mas yendo Il alndido, como
iba. en- comps MA de senoras.
Y sin darle tempo apenas q decir
unas cuantas frases, el cabo de mu
nicipales- tai Garcfa-arremetio
contra e a golpes de piano con 81
sab 9.
Rsnunciamos & descrlbir la es cana.
Consid6rese la situacoa del agredi-
do de las damas.
Aoudio loa gritos de 6stas IN
apreeiable jov9n. y arremeti6 el cabo
contra ei, sable en- marc.
Entretanto. aglomerabase el pue
b y llega ban Ell jutz municipal Y
una pareja de la Guardia civil.
No fue bastante a1n. Continpg-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-30

ri6dicos tan batalladores como el
Intransigeant, todos los cuales censu
ran la administration de justicia de
Espafa, han hallado eco en- Europa,
y Ia prensa de Madrid, tomando no
IA. aunque la ligera, de tales acu-
saciones. recomienda sin embryo
-v6anse El Liberal y El Heraldo -
que no Sc sea debil, pero tampoco
cruel = y que ''se refrenen las
iras" z otros peri6dicos. como El
PAS, declaran categoricamente que
se esta faltando las leyes de la hu
manidad y la justicia, y piden. en-
nombre de las tradicionales nob'ez
| 8 hidalgufa espanolas, que cesen
ciertos procedimientos que recuerdan
la Inquisici6n : Bien ssta que Sc
luche por sostener la soberan1a de
Espana, y que Sc trabsie por sofocar
las insurrecciones de Cuba y Fllipi
mas; pero las gentes Sc pregun tan
que tiene que YER con ESQ la isla de
Puerto Rico y por que Sc ha de IA
Ger extensive este pacfhco pals ell
estado de guerra que impera en-
aquellos- E senor Rodriguez
Cabrera no es cubano, nj filipino, y
no esta con las armas en- la mano,
nj tiene ell prop6sito de estarlo, 8
pesar de 10 cual sc le trata como q
insurgente, que no otra signihca ell
no haberle admitido la fanza que
ofrecio para evitar la prisi6n.
En- cuanto la prisi6n de Maria
no Abril. en- Madrid, 81 algana per
soma no Sc ha sorprendido. esa soy
yo.
Cuando estaba en- Paris y le es
cribieron de la corte que su asunto
pod1a considerarse terminado, que
fuese ALA, que no corrfa ning1n pc
ligro. yo le d je ropetidas veces de
ante de varios amigos que a1n 10
recuerdan:
''No Uaya asted; y 81 decide ir, que
sea por POGO tempo, Ell sufciente
para abogar por su peito y volver al
tren. Si usted permauece en- Madrid
sugestionado por los cantos de sire
na de gentes one dan facilmente pa
labra de honor porquo jamas Ia tn
vieron, estara usted muy expuesto
que le metan en la c5rceI luego le
lleven al Campo de Guardia para
darle garrote."
No le daran garrote, pesar de la
b~ena voluntad de los que le dennn-
ciaron, pero ell carcelazo no Sc 10
quita nadie; y todavfa no estoy muy
SECURE de que no le arranquen los
ojos y algunas tiras de pellejo.
iOh iroufa de la suerte de Espana!
Periodicals. puertorriquenos, que
sbogan por Ia soberanfa de Es pana
Ell sus colonial, ga ven maltratados
como los periodistas cubanos que
atacan aquella soberanfa; con los
periodistas cubanos que fueron
aprehsndidos en- plena manigua Sc
ha sido m6nos duro que con ciertos
periodistas cubanos que desde la
H, ,bana escribieron un artfcu'o
soltaron una chirigota.
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