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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10
10 a SKELETON.


cThe following verses were published
anonymously in the London Morning
Chronicle in 1927. Notwithstanding The
offer Of reward Of fifty guineas, the au.
thor's name has remained a secret until
nearly sixty years had passed, when II
was learned that the lines were written
by Robert Philip, Of Gormyre Cottage.
Scotland. Toward the end of the year
ls2G he wrote the verses while watching
for body snatchers In the parish church
yard Of Torphichen, where. during the
repairing Of the church, the unearthing OF
n skeleton suggested the subject The
verses were shown to DR.. John Afford,
who procured a copy, and either by acct
dent or intention dropped a copy in the
Royal College Of Surgeons. where they
were found)
Behold this ruini Twas a skull
Once Of ethereal spirit full;
This narrow cell was life's retreat,
This spncc was thoughts mysterious seat
What beauteous visions filled this spot.
What dreams Of pleasure long forgot
Nor love, nor joy. nor hope. nor fear
Have left one trace Of record here.
Beneath this moldering canopy
O"'' "h'H' tue IllNHi anu busy eye.
But start not nt the dismal void
If social love that eye employed,
If with no lawless fire II CLEANED,
But, through the dews of kindness beam
ed.
That eye shall be forever bright,
When stars and suns are sunk in night
Within this hollow cavern hung
The ready, swift, and tuncful tongue.
II ialschood's honey IL disdaned.
Aud whore Il could not praise was
chained
II bold in virtues cause It spoke.
Yet gentle concord never broke,
That silent tongue shall plead for thee
When time unveils eternity.
Say. did these fingers delve the mine.
Or with its envied rubies shineg
To how the rock or wear the gem
Can little now avail to them;
Bat If the page Of truth they sought,
Or comfort TO the mourner brought.
These hands a richer need shall claim
Than all that waits on wealth or fame.
Avails IL whether bare or shod
These feet the paths of duty trod?
II from the bowers Of ease they He'd
To seek affections humble shed;
II grandeur's guilty hribe they spurned.
And home 10 virtues cot returned,
These feet with angels wings shall vie
Aud tread the palace of the sky.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

The Philadelphia Ledger asks: "yyhv
should there be an cutlery and pro.
test because the farmers In Nebraska
and other parts OF the West are using
their corn crop for fuelf" And IL then
goes on to show that corn Is the most
profitable article for fuel these farm
ers could have. We have heard no ont.
cry or protest against burning corn.
The farmers themselves have not oh.
jected. They may protest against the
conditions which make Il necessary.
but not against the act Itself. for the
winds OF Western Nebraska are very
bitter and a bushel of corn Is capable
Of making a brisk IRE Under favor.
able conditions the West produces
bountiful crops. No combination Of
capital. no trust or association exists
which can limit the output OF the soil.
But human greed and Ingenuity have
devised means by which natural CON
dltions may be Offset and counteracted
and II Is cxtortionatc railway rates
which render useless the farmers In.
Dor and the bountlful crops and which
makes Il necessary for him TO burn AS
fuel grain which might sustain thou.
sands OF Pennsylvania and Ohio coal
miners out Of work and near starva.
ton by reason Of the limitations OF out
put imposed by the coal trust And SO
greedy capital keeps in the bowels OF
the Eastern States the coal which the
Western farmer needs aud throws into
the farmers fire the corn the miner
starves for OF what use are the treas.
ure-houses Of nature-the veins OF coal.
the fecund earth-when trusts and rail.
ways prevent the natural exchange of
the products OF eachg
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

The latest estimate OF the population
OF the globe Is that made by NJ. Dam.
freville. who places It at f,170. 100. 600.
The number OF Inhabitants per square
mile IA Asia Is As; ln Africa. 10: In
America, 8; Ia Oceanlca ana the polar
regions. 3; and IN Australia. 1. The
yearly Increase Of the population OF the
earth Is about to every 1000. At this
rate the population OF the globe Will
double every 1870 years
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

Robert Ferguson, the unhappy Scot.
tish poet so greatly admired bv Rnros
was delicate child. and, perhaps for
that reason, very fond Of books M
chief delight was to read the Rih,a'
and especially the Proverbs of Soio
mon. This early study caused hin, -
take what he read very seriously ~
heart One day little Bob ran In,o h, 10
mothers room, and with. tears in Ne
eyes cried out to her to whip him sho
asked him what was wrong. and 70 no.
amazement, he replied with the u,ro ~.
earnestness; "Oh, motherl he thai
spareth the rod hateth his son - '''i
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10
THE MAHOGANY
SETTLE.

Mrs Oakley bless her kind heartl-
was not Of jealous nature. Ii does
not behoove a minister's wife to be jeal-
Gus; but the dinner was already on
the table-a well-browned roast chick
en-, with bread sauce, and a baked In
dian pudding to follOw-and II was I'M
doubleday a relief when her husband
came out Of the study and seated him
self
WAS that Miss Penrlff?" said she.
Yes Mr.. Oakley answered, at was
Miss Penrlf. She wants to sell her old
mahogany settle"
WHAT" cried Mrs. Oakley. that de-
lightful old settle, with the griffin's
bumpy heads at the top and the claw
feet at the bottom? j didn't know that
anything would induce her to part with
that"
And then Mr. oakley pronounced the
blessing
IL wish could afford to buy itr add
ed Mrs. Oakley. tucklng blb-apron
under the youngest Oakley's plump
chin. What did you tell her Simeon?"
why. | told her. I'd write to that
big antique-buying firm in New York.
said Oakley. They're the only people
who can deal with her to any advan-
tage. A big hall-settle like that is only
appropriate for big houses. with wide
entrances such as. according to all re-
ports that poor. desoate old maid once
lived In. And big houses are mostly
found In big cities"
Poor thingr said Mrs Oakley. And
she helped her husband to some apple
sauce
While Kezlah Penriff went slowly
home to the old red house under the
hill, where Dolly was making tomato
catsup In the kitchen.
wen. Dorothy" said she, "I've done
IT,"
Done what. Aunt Kizzy?"
"l've sold the old hall-settle."
Dolly looked up from the scarlet
steam OF the tomatoes TO the cool hall
opposite. whore the grifiin's wooden
eye seemed TO leer at her out OF the
shadows. and one carved and shining
claw was poised on the door. as il about
20 take forward step.
"ch, Aunt Kizzyr said she.
'les, know" sighed the elder won.
an. "But there's got to be an end 10
everything. Dolly. I'm poor woman
now. and can't afford to hold on TO Inv
urious that are nothing but luxurles."
But gasped Dolly. stirring away
with spasmodlc vlgor at the tomatoes
Grandfather Penrln brought thar set.
tie from Holland himself. and MS two
hundred years old. And it's the last
relic OF the old house on the hinr'
"Stlll." reasoned Miss Penrl0 Iook
Ing away over the blue Indian summer
haze toward the yellowing forests I'VE
no RICH, TO keep 1t. Dolly It's been al
most matter Of idolatry with me. and
perhaps I'd better let It 10. We are
poor. Dolly poori"
Its no disgrace" said she. with n
comical grimace. But it's most mn.
commonly inconvenient."
III you feel that way. Dorothy" said
Miss Penriff, Il don't see why Won re.
fused Orlando Daley last week"
Why said Dolly. opening her blue
eyes very wide, because didn't love
himr'
Hes very rich, Dorothy"
Hes welcome to his money, Aunt
Nizzy"
My goodness me-" said Miss Pen
rin,puttingon her spectacles (alasl what
trial to her pride that the first pair OF
steel-rimmed spectacles had beenD
"who's that driving down the road In
a covered cart?"
Dolly stepped back into the shadow.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

BY the aid OF machinery one man
can make 100 hnc watch screws a day.
some OF which are so small that more
than 100000 OF them are required to
weigh pound. One OF the smallest OF
these Is the 'pallet-arbor." which has
thread Of 2G0 TO the inch, undergoes
twenty-five distinct operations Ia the
making. aud OF which It takes 10000
10 weigh a pound.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

acknowledgements are current about
a new kind Of steel Invented by Mr.
Samuel Maxim az his experimental lab
oratory al Wayne. Me The inventor
believes q 10 be- Identical with the am
cient steel Of India. which Is alleged
10 have been FAR superior to any steel
known 10 meiallurglsts In modern
times. II Is said that a small blade
made from the Maxim steel possesses
the power OF cutting glass with as
much ease as II 10 were chalk.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

The nohlest workers OF our world be.
queath MS nothing So great as the image
OF themselves. Their task. be IL ever
40 glorious. Is historical and transient;
the majesty OF their spirit is essential
and eternal. When the external condi-
lions which supplied the matter OF their
work have wholly decayed from the
surface Of the earth. and become alb
sorbed into It's substance the perennial
root OF their life remains, bearing a
blossom ever fair and foliage ever
green.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

Gays an exchange: Every country
town ought to purchase one or more
stone-crushing machines with engine to
run It, Such a machine viii furnish
work for the unemployed, who can
otherwise live only by beggary during
the inclement season. III this were gen
orally done the material for good road
making could be furnished at not very
great expense, and the work could pro-
gress much faster than Is possible with
the present outlay In money. Convlcts
In prisons could generally be set to
the same kind Of work with advantage
TO themselves and to the State. This
should be done under charge OF expert
cnced keepers. who would prevent es-
cape. With the prisoners the work Of
stone crushing might well continue all
the year. For the tramps the work OF
handling stones, though rough. would
be most salutary for their after lives.
Most Of those who are In prisons or
reformatorics are there because Of lack
OF proper early training. 1t Is not too
late for the State to begin this work OF
training. and some hard work each day
Is the best basis for thorough reforma-
ton.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

Apropos OF the sentencing OF STAN
bulonrs murderers in Sofia. It is an
nounced by Bulgarian Journal that
the ex-Premier's widow has had her
husbands hands. which were ampu-
tated by the surgeons after the murder
Gus attack, embalmed aud placed under
a glass case In the dead mans chamber.
The hands are crossed like two fencing
gloves, and behind is a hideous photo
graph of Stambuloff, showing him in
all the horror Of his terrible wounds
ust after his death. In speaking Of
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

In 1870 the property OF the United
States was valued, according to the
census OF that year, at S2l.000.0 600 600
In gold. In 1890 that property had In
creased to S65.ooooOoOo0 a gain Of
fii.o0o,ooooO0 In twenty years. or more
than S2-Oooo0o.ooo a year In that
twenty years the United States accu.
INFLATED nearly twice as much MS Il ala
from the nrst settlement az Jamestown
In $50
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

Among the costllest books In the
world may be mentioned the first folio
edition OF Shakspeare's plays, a good
copy OF which Is worth $4,000 when IL
can be had. Baroness Burdett- Coutts
gave $1,000 for hers. The Mainz Book
OF Pslams IS another precious tome
which was worth 10000 francs in the
days Of Louis XVIII A London book
seller has a copy of the second edition
OF 1859 for which he asks $4,000.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

In 1895 10000 miles OF railroad in
the United States reported as gross
earnings Sl.093. i30,cO5. equivalent to
s0.lOl per mile OF main track To do
this business It cost. including taxes.
t709.0i9. l51, or S1.2 07 per mile. leaving
the net earnings at 1928, 1o0.l5i. or
81 SOL per mile.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

A Plttsbnrg woman Il suing man
who kissed her. claiming 5000 dam
ages for each and every kiss Perhaps
she ought TO recover that amount Of
damages, but II looks as II he should
have some sort OF rebate for the coal
smoke and smudge that he wiped of.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

Were we 20 believe nothing but what
we could perfectly comprehend not
only our stock OF knowledge In all the
branches OF learning would be shrunk
up 10 nothing. but even the Affairs OF
common life could not be carried ON.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

these grewsome relics Nine. SIAM
buloff said: Il have preserved these
mutilated tokens OF my dear husband
In order to keep constantly before the
eyes Of my children the great crime OF
his death,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

Atlanta, Ga. Is a hilarious old town,
where conviylallty reigns the year
round. In 1896 the police OF that city
made over 1900 arrests, one ia every
i've being drunk. More arrests were
made OF boys ana girls between the
ages OF 10 aud 20 than there were Of
men and women between 30 and 40.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10
A VERY NOVEL RAILWAY.
Cars to Climb the Austrian Alps by
Balloon Power

One of the most novel railroads ever
projected is soon to be constructed up
the side of mountain in the Austrian
Alps. Instead Of cogwheel locomo-
tive, such as are usually used on noun
tain roads, a captive balloon will fur
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

Champion Corbett has succeeded 10
thrashing his stage manager, who Is 3
feet Q inches tall. He exhibits rnre dis
erection In picking out the raw material
on which TO practice.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

The wheat Of Southern countries en- ,.,
tains more albuminoids than tna'
grown in temperate or northern zones
and hence Is better suiiep LOT, '"'
facture OF macaroli' 81
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THE EMMETT INDEX.
3. A. pArrIsoS. Publisher.
EMMETT ......-...-.....-.ID IDAHO

promise should be given with eau
lion and kept with care. II should be
made with the heart aud remembered
by the head.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

Wilmington corpse was brought TO
life by the singing Of the mourners.
This Is not the first instance Of music
being horrible enough TO raise the
danH
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

Mrs. Jimsmith-George. What does
carte blanche meanf Jimsmith-It re-
fers to the way man feels when he
has got twenty-five dollars In his
pocket and bis wife gone away for a
week.-Buffalo Express.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

A Partisan dentist filed a hole in IN
lar with composition and tin N0''
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

To lessen the shock OF horses ,, 's' ar ~
asphalt pavement some genius pr p,S
poses a pneumatic shoe layer OF 'u'
Der between the iron and the hooi'
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

,.as a pis'e was manufactured In Eng.
l , and on the continent as early ss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-15
LEAN USTEDES AQUI

Gel Eco de la Moda, no tiene rival en- pre-.
clio, tigurines de rigurosa actualiad parisien,
exce!ente textoy miscelanea de hygiene, poesfas,
tocador, cocipa, folletfn regala sus abonaios
Gun patton cortado, en- todos los numeros.-
Precio hoy: Tn afo, 81; un semestre, 50 40;
en- moneda provincial en- tois la s'a. Tsmbi6n
sirve suscrpciones en- la capital, por un mes, Il
40 ,entavos; pago siempre adelantado. a par
tir del l.. . de Bnero. ell precio de suscIi pci6n
sera de s. TN ai1o 50 semestre. Las sefloras
que descen suscribirse desde l.. de Enero,
<para no sufrir aumento ell ell precio,, deben
enviar sus nombres antes de dichs fecha, para
anotarlss en- el registro de suscripcidn. Diri
jirse q F. A. Rodriguez, comisionista (sol .l5)
San Juan. <lIeraldo de Ma iriis. E. el coloso
de la prensa polftica espanoa. Se,nestre 81 so
moneda cor,iente, en- toda la isla.-Semsnarcs
ilustra los sBlanco Negro,, SLa Saeta,, ere
vista Moderna, y eI'arcelona CGmics Cual-
qllera de elos 50 81 semestre ell toda Ia isla.
Todas estas publoaciones Sc veDden Sc sus.
criben en- 'El Jbarito," San Justo, frente
ola Mallorquina". 6-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-15

su antigua fabrica de licores, establecida en-
dor, de la afamada fabrica de <Deroy,, de
cohol absolutamcnte puro.
luna bCce Sc POGO ss0 nomrsn fa rsaqs pe en
esta Redaccidn. s-3
~ Segdu ella Luchs de la Isbana, Sc hs
presentado al general BIanco Ia distinguida
sehora dofla Emilia de Quesada, vuda del doc
tor Arteaga con obieto de haeerle presente su
gratitud por haber indultado su hijo Julio,
prisionero de guerra condenado recieDtemen.
te. Acompail6 la respectable dana ell gober-
nador civil de Pto.Prfncipe, Sr. Vasallo Con
tai motive dice ell referido diario habanero:
<Apaudmos el acto realizaao por el general
Blanco, que devuelve la tranquiiidad una
madre que, de seguro, revestira trascenden
cia polftica por ser ell joven indutado sobrino
carnal de don Gonza!o de Quesada, membro de
la Junta 2evoluconaria de Nueva York,
-. Ilasta e! dia II del mes actual SC ha
bfan exportado por e puerto de Mayag(iez
$40 724 kilos cafe Ell aio pasado en- igual
fecha, 367, ,229. De mas este ano l79,4 495.
~ Persona Que puede saberlo dice no es
eierto que nuestro amigo el senor don Jose
Manuel Lopez haya renunciado ell cargo de
gobernador del Banco Espafol de Puerto Rico.
El nombramiento Sc hzo previa la aiquiescen-
cia del interesado.
~ IIa sido puesto ell libertad por haber
sufrido su condena por deito de imprenta,
nuestro compaIero amigo el senior don Rosen
do Rivera Colon No pudo aprovechar el i'll
timo decreto de indulto del ,berno de s. NJ
-. Refrandose La DeDsocracia un ar
tfculo dc La Union donde Sc preganta 81 serdn
relevados todos los empleadcs 81 impIantarse la
autonomfs, dice es natural l6geo que los al
tos funcionarios sobre todo los que airyan cargos
de importancia sean personas que merezcan
la mas absolute confianza del goblerno. Los
de menor cuantfa que sean aptos, honraics y
cclosos en- e! cumplimiento de su- debares, con
servaran destinos 81 no slgnlhcan han
signitcado ostensiblemente en- la polftica in
Conditional.
~ Ell yapor aleman Canada cargo en-
Mayagiez para Europa, 1926 sacos con
lOl,3ls klos cafe 277 cueros de res con
5,o12 kilos.
-. Ha apareciio en- Mayagiez un nuevo
peri6dico liberal democlatico diriiiop por nues-
tro amigo el sefor don Jovino de la Tore.
Deseamcsle ell mejor suceso.
~. Aver .arda recibimos un telegrama
de Can6yanas, anunciandonos que habia sido
instalada sll una estaci6n telegrafca que con
este motive reinaba gran entusiasmo en- dicho
caserfo.
-. De Juana-Diaz hemos recibido EE
esorito trnade Con tres iaioiales, que no ssbe-
moa quien pertenecen. Pierien el tempo los
que nos escrhen sin trmar sus cartas, pues va
hemos dicho mil yeces que no haremos case de
an6nimos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-15
declare csrretora provincial 81 canine vecinal

declare carretera provincial el canine vecinal
de Guayama Ponce. FuG aprobada.
4?-Moc6n del diputalo sefor Dfaz
Navarro pidiendo nc proceda con ureencia &
los ettudos del trozo dc carretcra dc Yauco
San German hasta Mayagi.z.
o-E' sefor U barri present6 un escrto
sobre vcnta do los cdtcios, cercas, ETC.. exis.
tentes en- el terreno donde radicabs Ia estac;6n
agron6nica dc Rio piedras. Acord6se an vanta
en- phblica subasta.
90 instancia de don Ulpiano r. Coldm
de Ponce, para que SO reclame del Gobierno "a.
neral un tftu'o de Corrodor do comcroio extnn.
dido 81 favor. Sc acord6 de conformidad
o-Acord6se Ia provision dt una nlasa
lie sirviente del asilo de Benefcenca. en- favor
ds Herm6genes Rivera.
s. o-Se present6 un esorito del seilor We.
ga Neyarez en- so!icltud de que Sc establezca en-
la escuela de Artes Ofoios una clasc de cali
graffs teorlca. Fue desestimado.
8. Q Sc han concedido quipientos pesos
de subvenci6n Il la Junta de Damss de MAYA
giiez, sostenida Gu aquella ciuiad por las SER.
vas de Maria.
l0o Sc dio lectnrs una instancia de
doila Clemcncia Dayila de Simonet, solicitsndo
3 mil pesos para la termination de lae obras del
Hospital de llumacao. Fu6 acuerdo pasara &
ineorme de la Comisi6n de Hacienda.
IL. o-Ley6se una instancia de don We
nanco Rosado, presidente de una sooiedad do
espirltlstas de Aguadlla pidiendo Sc le auxiie
con una cautldad para terminar un hospital
que dlcha sooledad 'nstruye en- aquella villa
Fu6 desestimada.
-. 0-Se lego una instaneia del Superior
de los Padres Redentoristas de esta capital,
pldlendo SO e auxilie con mi pesos para obras
| de reparaci6n en- la igesia de Santa Ana. Sc
tom6 en- consideration. y
Is. 0-sc ley6 una istancia del director de
la compaifs dc ferrocarries de via estrechs
que actaa en- Mazagiicz, solcitando que la fnea
DE Anasco 8 Lares Sc considere conprendida en-
la red dc ferrocarrles secuniarios. Fu6 apro.
| bada apicandose este acuerdo como doctrina en-
casos ana!ogos. (Conti,marM.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-15
La lzqgierda Progresista

Be habla mucho sobre el meeting celcbrado
aver domingo por los izquerdistas en- el pueblo
del Dorado, con asistencia de comisones de
dlferentes locaIidades convecinas.
La reception heeha q los seilores propapan.
distas sc dice que fue espl6ndida. En- la esta-
con esperaban gran nlmero de parciales en- CO.
ches caballos con un estandarte precoso
one iuego fue regalado 4 la comision.
Enlraron en- Ia poblaci6n los acordes de-
la magoffca mdsica de Bayam6n. Habfa un
bonlto arco en- la primera calle en- ell que se lefa
la siguisnte inscripcion CHEN VENIDOS,.
va cerca de la casa en- que fueron hospeda.
dos los excursioni.tss, habia otro arco con ga
lisrdetes y escuios, los nombres de Lopez
Landr6n, Babas, Gonzalez Beltran Rivero.
Una comisidn de izqnierdistas fue d la mo.
rada del presidente del comite local fusionista.
seilor Cestero, invitarle para ell neetino, 4
cnyo acto asistio aqu6l con el seoretario.
FL seilor Cestero obsequi6 los izuuier-
dlstas, signitc6 estos, i nombre de su illus.
tre JEFF, les gracias IIubo brndis expire.
sivos fue nota dominante allf los sentimientos
de coneordia fraternidad entire los eementos
liberales.
A las u obsequio la Junta local de propa-
ganda la comisi6n dema, correligionarios,
con uu espl6ndido banquete, en- ell que Sc pro.
nuncisron tambien eocuentes brindis.
A las p sc celebro el meetiaa con una nu.
merosa concurrencia.
Msrxuach, Balbas y Ian Iron, estuvieron
elocueatfsimos, siendo cxtraordinariamente
aplaudidos; asf como los seMores Agrait De-
galo, Alay6n Santo Domingo que tambien
dirigieron la palabra al pueblo.
FL meeting Sc celebro en- la plaza cuyo
efecto Sc habfa levantado un bonito kiosko en-
uno de sus extremos.
Despues Sc sirvio en- la casa destnada q
los hutspedes un espldndido refresco. pronun.
cisndose por los sei1ores Balbds, Gosnags, Ian.
dr6n Agrait enthusiasts brindis, que fueron
recibidos con atronadores aplaasos.
A las absndonarop los propagandistas
aqueila pobiacidn, sierdo acompailados hasta la
estaci6n poE mu!:itud de correligonarios ami.
gos,
AL llegar ell tren al Dorado, venfar en- uno
de los coches los se1ores Barbosa. doctor del
Vale, doctor Stahl otros notsoes autonomis.
tas, que con muchos correligionarios do la csri-
tai y Bayam6n, regresabau de Manatf portando
la blanca bandera de la au.onomfa.
La mhsica de los izduerdistas les recibi6
con "La BoIfnInen' Sc cruzaron entire unos
otros cariaosos saludos de simpatfa.
parece que va rasultando cada dia mas
fructffera Ia propagania de los progresistas
que sus prohombres estsn altamente satisfechos
dc sus inicistivas VIA