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The state herald., 1897-10-01

The National Association of Manu-
1acturers is taking a practical step to-
ward the promotion OF trade between
this country and the Latin-American
republics In the initiative Of a sample
warehouse at Caracas, Venezuela. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Richard Dodge, a man
ufacturer. who has only recently re-
turned from that city. the conditions
are now ripe for the development of
trade In that place.
The state herald., 1897-10-01

twenty-five members of the Chicago
Aiaska Club will NJ themselves for the
kiondikc by camping In the snow and
praet eticlng on hknter. slclgha. snow.
shoes and skis. They can avoid all OF
this merely By going TO Boston and se-
Letting twenty-five OF tho 10000 mai.
dens Mrs. Charlotte Smith says are SUI.
ferlng for some ono TO love them.
The state herald., 1897-10-01

Sir John Lubbock's ant died recently.
It was the insect that gave up so
much information when he interviewed
1t. and not, as some obituary writer's
thought. sister of one of his parents.
The state herald., 1897-10-01

The Queen Regent OF Spain has bees
petitloned by prominent women OF tn.
United States TO release Eyangclina
cisncro. n young Cuban woman. now
lying In prison In Havana and threat.
cncd with sentence OF 20 years i'm.
prinonmcnt.
The state herald., 1897-10-01

The Spanish aitaehc who has been
secretly investigating our coast de-
fcnscs could not have selected n better
place than Charleston harbor. One look
nj the SCARED rlic OF Sumter ought to
have convinced him tina, this Ia good
country 10 let alone.
The state herald., 1897-10-01
w,,,,,a for m. Farmers.

omaha. Ncb. sept 2i.-'i'hc annual
convention of the Nebraska Mlllcrs'
Association lH IN ecslon here with i1I
memberr present II wna agreed tin
The state herald., 1897-10-01
KLoNDYkE JiNOLES.
A MINED BLEssING.

MINED BLESSING.
In Klondyke. land Of northern sky.
Goods. food and other things are high;
Hut one exception II can show
Thermometers are always low.
ACCORDING TO REPORTS.
The citizen patiently digging q we,i
Or delying the earth round his vine,
tale Of hard luck thfs flush season eau tell
Who does not turn up gold mine.
HOME INDUSTRiES.
IT you cannot cross the country
And the frozen lands explore
fon can chance your money nrarrr---
There are klondyes at your door
Down on Clark street. where rlle tiger
And his fellows freely range,
There are transportation compautcs
To help you lose your change.
THE EVEN CLIMATE.
No one questions up that way,
lis 1t hot enough to-dnyf"
Neither In that climate bakking
DO they put the question grn0f-
Is the weather cold enoughr'
Ihey Know that without the asking.
Chicago IteEorj.
The state herald., 1897-10-01

rho youngcs, and ieas, educated fur
seal must bc ehoercd by tho CONSCIOUS
ness that ho has rlghlB which the
Ameican eagle aud the British lion feel
hound 10 fcaucci.
The state herald., 1897-10-01

r-erhaps cipher accidentally got lost
when Mr.. Cleveland was making up the
estimate of his taxable property.
The state herald., 1897-10-01
FREE. IMPORTANT IsronMArIoN

school teacher. has been made q mlnlst.r of
III. Friends church 10 TINT city Her
mother Mrs. Frances g. Jenkins. hss been
q minister Of the Qnnk-r church for forty.
nsr yrnrr. Another sister hns also occupied
n pulpIt In ttlrhIuond. Indiana.
The state herald., 1897-10-01
AcCOnnIIc rO nrpop,
Carer. ON the Congo.

From the journals Of the late Il. J. Glav-.
who died after crossing Africa to invcsii.
paper has been prepared entitled ''ornciiy
in the aoLIo Free State" and II Ia printed
In Tas,s ,ss September ,. Century NJ. Gi.vs says:
lying on the trail. There could have been NJ
mistake about his being n sick man: he was
n"sn, aoshninT & by, ut, skin and bones These posts
henrtless disregard for life Ia abomlnabir
two days ago native applied To me for
Ihe snn. day ! met a poor liberated slave,
enncinted, with nothing to eat. gav. him
food, but could not understand his language.
ns he was poor wretch stolen from far
away home. Native life II considered ~ No
value by the Belrinns. No wonder the state
il hated. Carrying Is pushed 10 such an cx-
tent That v y killing the people. They are
on the rond the whole time. without rest To
enhbl" them to recupernte and get strong
after each trip. Often the mission stations
are applied TO for succor. hut. ~ u rule.
when the carriers present themselves they
are thoroughly overcome by the oxrrtion Of
carrying n lond when III. and they generally
die. Formerly the state sent out Its soidier.
to tie np the women when the people ~.
fused TO come IN Ms carriers. This has now
lshed nr far ms Lnfu; this Will relieve the
transport considerably. n the service from
anknngn g to iufn cnn be !,, arranged as rrsard,
ask whnt viii the Iinkongo people do when
the railway II finished. What did they dp
before the whit. man cnm" 10 rule ,h"mf
Ilid they die OF hunger and lie unburlcd .op
the roadi
FREE. IMPORTANT IMPORTATION
To men iplnin cnvelope.) How, after ten
years frnitiess doctoripg, ! WINS fully re-
stored to full vigor and robust manhood.
No q. u. ID. fraud. No money accepted.
No connection with medical concerns.
s~nt ab.oin,ciy free. Address, Lock Box
2ss, Chicago, III. Send ?-ccnt stamp II
convenient
Miss Stella 4. jenkins. n Kansas City
school teacher has been made q minlstrr ~
the Friends church In That city Her
mother. Mrs. Frances q. Jenkins has been
q minister of the Qnnk-r church for forty.
nve years. Another sister hns also occupied
q pulpit In Richmond. Indiana.
Me~~rs. Ettcnson. Woolfe & %, the
largest department house In I~1vcn.
worth. Kansas, have issued new
catalogue entitled Helpful Hints" In
this catalogue Is much useful informa.
ton relating TO dry goods. cionk-,
clothing. millinery. boots and shoes.
furniture. carpets, and In fact every.
thing pertaining TO house furnishing.
The catalogue is sent frc. upon ~
quest, mud II n work that should be
In every home.
= or the i0i.Wp Inhabitants Of Ish,nn...
hurr. Hou,h Africa, t.0np nrc hlcYcilsta
The state herald., 1897-10-01

OF the ioiUO Inhabitants Of Johannes.
burg. Mouth Africa. t.oo nrc blcycllrts.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-04
MINERS WILL RESIST.
War in the KIondiks May Follow
Oppressive Taxation.

San Francisco, Aag St is q signifi-
cant fact that French Canadians who
have returned from Klondike are among
the first to declare that miners around
Dawson will not pay tine heavy ROYALTIES
and duties on supplies which the Domin-
Ion government proposes to exact this
season. Mr.. Dore and J. Boucher, two
OF these Canadians who returned re-
Gently, are American citizens, but they
know how their compatriots feel on this
question. Dore said to-day:
Fifteen thousand miners will he on
klondike by next spring and most of them
Will be Americans. 1t is rreposterous to
believe that, after Drawing all dangers and
hardshius to get there, they will submit
TO giving up large percentage of their
profits. Canada .anuot send enough
Froops or mounted police into that coun-
try to see the regulations enforced.
If an attempt is made to enforce these
duties the miners will hold meeting,
ana whatever their decision. it will be
carried out. From talks last winter
with many miners, know they will
rebel against any regulations that crowd
poor miners. Even the great majority of
Canadians there own allegiance to the
United States, and frankly admit tbev
prefer its government. Before T left
there was strong feeling that the Stars
and Stripes should float over the Klon.
dixie gold fields.
What will 200 or 800 troops do against
$4,000 we'll arm ed and resolute American
miners? Besides, these soldiers must
pass through American territory to reach
Dawson. l have talked with many of
these mounted police and 1 know they
would never fire on miners even If or
dered to by their officers. Unjust taxes
Will be sure to start movement next
spring which will make Klondike Amer.
lean territoryn
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-04
IMPORTANT IF TRUE.
A Cleveland Lawyer Says He is
Special Agent TO Hawaii.

Ban francisco. Aug 3.-President Nc
Kinney has sent to Hawaii special gov
eminent agent in relation. to the Japa.
nese dispute. He is Major Samuel "A.
Milhihauser, Of Cleveland, Ohio In an
interview, he said:
II will sail on the next steamer to
honolulu, under sealed orders. My mis-
sion Is connected with the Japanese dis
pute. Japan as yet hardly comprehends
the spirit of international Law, and it may
he difficult to arbitrate with her. Our
Government needs all the data possible,
anu tact and courtesy must, of course, be
exercised in dealing with the Japanese.
though. cannot see what claim they NAV
have on Hawaii.
While have no official knowledge CT
the facts, am pretty sure, from what 1
heard in Washing ton, just before leaving,
that Rear Amiral rdiller has authority
from the Government to protect Ameri-
can interests in Hawaii. l believe also
he has authority. should any trouble arise
at Honolulu, to protect the custom house
there and TO land United States marines
for that purpose, and If necessary to
MOIST the American flag over the custom
house, He will need ships to support
MN, and he will be supported by other
ships If crisis should arise"
Cleveland, O. Aug. st is regarded
here as impossible that Mr.. Muhlhauser
has been appointed for a mission to
Hawaii Persons knowing him would
consider such an appointment huge
Joke. lie is young lawyer, without
practice and OF no standing in politics.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-04
A PURSE oF-seO, 900.

The Bruisers Accept the Offer of the
knickerbocker Athletic Club.
New York, Aug. Buick Connolly. of
Pittsburg, representing Maher, and Dan
Lynch, of San Francisco, representing
Starkey, this afternoon after a short CON
ference decided to.accept the offer of tho
kniokerbocker Athletic Club, of San
francisco, of purse OF 800, 900.
The articles of agreement are expected
to be signed next Monday. Lynch says
the minor matters of who should paw ex
penses and an Eastern referee would not
prevent the signing of the articles if.they
were otherwise satisfactory. Connolly
wants Jack Fogarty, of Philadelphia, MS
referee
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-04
ITO PEOPLE DROWNED.

San Francisco, Aug. 3.-News was re.
ceived here to-day by the steamer Belgic
from Hong Kong, of the wreck of.the
steamer Sey- Hong-Ann, from Singapore
to Malacca. The steamer foundered n a
squall when ten miles from Malacca and
ITO people were drowned. Captain Raw.
iings and ninety six of the passengers and
crew were saved.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-04

Havana, via Key West, Aug. 3. The
situation continues to be gerry serious for
the Spaniards around Havana. An at
tempt made.by the Spanish battalion of
San Quentin to dislodge the Cubahs from
their camps among the hills OF Nauapua.
some three miles from the Havana sub
urb OF LIN Vivora, ended yesterday in the
defeat of the Spania-ds. The insurgents.
commanded by Juan Delgado, occupied
advantageous positions and the Spanish
fire inflicted only snail losses to them.
The Cubans had only two killed and a
very few wounded, while the San Ouen-
tin battalion had seventy killed and
wounded. When the forces of San Quen-
tin saw that they could not attain their
end they retreated to the capital.
A military train coming to Havana
with cattle to provide meat for the capt.
tai and with horses for the Spanish army
was seized by the insurgents between the
stations of AgLacate and Bainoa. The
cars were burned and horses taken by the
Cuban soldiers, and the cattle were sent
to the Cuban stores.
within sight of Jeruco, a few miles
from Havana, Spanish column was de-
feated by the insurgents after several
hours fighting. The Spaniards carried
irto town sixty of their dead and ninety
two wounded, among whom were several
officers.
One can hardly realize that it is posi-
Die Tor the Cubans to DO what they are
now doing near Havana. The insui gents
have been able to inflict all this evil upon
the Spaniards simply because they have
recently received some expeditions from
the United States which safely landed in
Havana province They are now we'll
provided with arms and ammunition.
But still their numbers are SO inferior
to those OF the Spanish battalions in the
capital and Weyler's resources are SO
vastly superior that it is n positive dis
trace to the Spanish arms that the capi-
tai of the island and the very stronghold
OF the Spanish capvain-general is kept in
constant state of alarm by the Cubans
Havana, practically, is in a state CT
siege.
The principal desire o. the Spar ish
authorities here is to prevent the publi
cation of this news in the United States.
Nothing ia happening except the "'raids CT
lew bandits, according to official decla.
latlons at the captain-general's palace
The number OF men in each in surgent band
is SAID to he not more than ten, while
the fact is that the smallest Cuban force
before Havana has not less than 200 men,
The price of rictuals in Havana has ad-
vanced enormously since the Cuban raids
began, and the poorer classes are starry
ing.
Provisions, clothes and shoes have been
sent TO II few families of American citi-
Zens living at Jesus del Monte by the
American consul general.
Many letters have been received from
the leaders Of the different insurgent
bands around the capital, saying that
there is not the slightest prospect that
the Cubans in arms will accept home rule
or anything short OF independence.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-04
HASTINGS ON HAND.

Ready TO Call Out the Troops if Neces-
sary.
Harrisburg, Pa, Aug. 3.-Gov. Hast.
ings arrived Mt Bellefonte to-day. The
sheriff has notified the governor OF the
situation in the strike region, anu this
evening the long distance telephone be-
tween Bellefonte and the adjutant gen
erals departemnt was used for n confer.
ence between the two State officials.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-04
TO PRESENT TYLER.

Carter Glass Will Place His Name Before
the Convention.
East Radford, Va, Aug. 3.-Carter
Glass ESQ.,, editor and proprietor OF the
l'ynchburR News, will place Maj. j.
Hoge Tyler's..name before. the convention
for governor of Virginia.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-04
Suit-making at
Little Prices.

IF YOU'RE IN NEED OF A
SUIT VISIT US; WE'VE SOME
NOTWITHSTANDING BARG AIMS.
GILKESON g. TAYLOR.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-04
COL. cRAIGHlLL MENTIONED.

II the University of Virginia Decides to
Have President He May be Chosen.
Lynchburg, Aug. 3.-Col. Robert T.
Craighill, of this city, is spoken of for
the position of president of the Univer-
sity of Virginia.
Col. Craighill is being backed for the
presidency of the University by num-
Der of distinguished and influential Vir-
ginians and West Nirginians.
Mr.. Park Agnew, collector Of internal
revenue for the Western district of Vir-
ginia, who returned from Washington to-
day, states that the announcement that
the revenue offices will be moved from
LynchburD to Alexandria on September
LIST is premature He says that he
hopes the offices will be moved, but rs YET
no definite action has been taken.
Breakfast, 25 cents; dinner, 25 cents;
supper 20 cents. Meal tickets, 81 j.
j. Catogni's restaurant
THE WEATHEk
Forecast for Virginia: Partly cloudy;
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-04

true in every detail.
Hippey was also claimed to, be an Elk
ana was visited by his brethren here, sew
eral OF them calling on him each day.
ne was In good hands and was we'll cared
Rippey claimed to be an agent of the
government secret service
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-04
-----------------
TOOK ALL THE MATT,

Rawlings, Wyo., Aug. 3.-The Landers
outbound coach was robbed today by
Two masked men fifty miles north of
rawlings. rheirobbers took all the mail
from the sacks and rode north,
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-04
A FIVE MILLION DIVIDEND

New York, Aug. 3.-The Standard Oil
Company to-day declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF per cent. ald an
additionai dividend of per cent. The
amount paid out was 80, 600, 900.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-04
DISGRACE TO
SPANISH ARMS.
powerIess Even to Defend the Can
ital of the Island.

THE CUBAN PATRIOTS KEEP UP
THEIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ING THE VAST SUPERIORITY OF
THE SPANISH FORCES, HAVANA
is PRACTICALLY IN A STATE OF
sEtGE-PRovIsIoNs ADVANCING
IN PRICE AND THE POOR sTARv-
ING.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-04
PROGRESS IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Three Hundred Miners Say They Will
Strike To-day
Strike To-day

Wheeling, ". Va, Aug. 3.--This after
noon 300 minors who attended a meeting
at Worthington announced their inten
ton OF striking to morrow. The meeting
was addressed by John Rea. and its sue
cess is significant, for the strike will he
the most important yet effected in the
district.
The Clarksburg district joins the Fair
mount district, and it is thought the de.
termination OF the miners who attended
to days meeting will cause them to come
ont.
Strawberry Ice Cream made .of fresh
strawberries at j. j. Catogni's.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12
La Dernocracia

que aun con sacrifcio tan grande segui-
ra la guerra.>
: Desde ell momento en- que hay quien
sospecha y teme que con esas reformas
Sc prepara la independence de una par
tie del territorio nacional, no sc concibe
un Gobierno que prescinda del concur
SO de las Cortes. sQu6 importancia
tiene un voto del Consejo de Estado,
ORGANISING constItuido para diluir la
responsabilidad ministerial?
Una vez publicado ell decreto, ell NAL
estara producido, J esa reserva de dar
cuelIta las Cortes viene ser formula
irrisoria.
No hace Ia reforma arancelaria, pero
indica que deia este asunto fntegro pa
ra que Sc resueIoa e., Cuba, en- virtud de
las analolias refornaos administrators
que Sc concedeydn d dich0 ist0, 10 oual
indica bien claramente que sc va la
autonomfa, es decir, a satisfacer las as
piraciones de aqueilos que levantaron
en- Baire la bandera cruzada por las fa-
jas blancas.
A los dos amos dc guerra, desolaci6n
sangre, ell Goberno contesta como
deseaban los su1levados de- Balre ca
pitaneados por Saturnino Lora, que die
ron a sus avanzadas la siguiente orden
del dfa:
<Cuando Sc acerque alguien Sc le
preguntara iquien vive!
Tendra que contestar: La autonomfa.
Case contrario, ifuego!>
LIegaron las tropas del general Ga
rrich por la parte de Bayamo; y las de
Zibikoski Santocildes por la de San
Luis; despu6s de ocho dias malgastados
en- conferencias de las comisiones auto
nomistas con los sublevados, no encon-
traron al enemigo en- ell pueblo; Sc diri-
eieron a la sierra de los Negros, y al
combate entire los traidores farallones,
nuestros soldados contesCaron con un
viva Espa7la nutrido y yaliente d los
que dfas antes, desde su puesto de re-
beldes, e.cigtan la Immediate concession
de la autonomfa para deponer las ar
mas, condici0n que tampoco tenf2 NADIA
de leal, puesto que a 10 que aspfraban
aspiran es la Independence.
FL tempo, Ell no muy largo plazo, Sc
encargara de patentizar la inmensa gra-
vedad trascendencia que enclerra
cuanto aver propuso ell Gobierno 5. NJ.
en- ell Conseio de ministries, II. 6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12

Entire los indfgenas leales a Espafa
despi6rtase un gran cntusiasmo para
alistarse en- ell ej6rcito colonial.
En- Manila sc ha vuelto caSi i la vida
normal.
La severidad Y rapidez con que sc
castiga los principales jefes, y la be
nevolencia con que Sc perdona "a los
humlldes presentados, fortalece la au
toridad o int1uye en- las presentaciones.
FL bando que oportunamenta tele-
giraffe Y la aplicacion de la ley contra
eel bandolerismo, logran resultados SUI
periores Il las que Sc prometia el GO
bernador general.
La eiecucion del titulado general
Eusebio, presenciada por representan
tes de las principalfas de Bulacan, ha
sido un acto de justicia de habil po-
Utica.
Para vigilar los esteros Y pasos de
POGO fondo Sc ha dispuesto armar cha
lanas blindadas que no calen mas de un
pie.
Manana Sc hara entrega dc los Qua
renta caballos rcgalados al ejercito por
la provincial de Manila.
La semana pr6xima Sc entregaran
otros cuarents de igual origen.
Los caballos regalados son magnf-
ficos.
FL general Montojo ha visitado aver
detenidamente ell arsenal de Cavite.
Han llegado a bordo del Intonio
Lopez Y ell Moasteuideo las tropas pro-
cedentes de la Peninsula.
Tambien a bordo del vapor Brat',S
llegaron 500 voluntarios visayos.
Desde el palacio de Malacail5c pre-
senci6 ell desfile ell general en- iefe.
Entire ell pueblo Y los soldados cam
biaronse aclamaciones d 'Espana, al
Ejercito al general Polavieia.
Los voluntarios indfgenas yictorea
ron Filipinas espanolas y 4 Polavieia.
Vienen los voluntarios perfectamen-
tie equipados Y EN- mediano estado de
instruction, por 10 cual sc les ha traido
d Manila para acabar de instruirse mi
litarmente.
Una vez instruldos saldran Il opera
ci, mes - S0ntiag0 Nataic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12
lERTA AUTONOM|STAS
De GUAYAMA

Sc asegura por personas fidedignas
que los conservadores de aquf van .
elegir ell proximo dia catOrce, dos con
ceiales entire los autonomistas estos
dos individuos cuyos nombres Sc repite
va sOttO roce son perfectamente como
cidos por sus ideas templadss Y sus
habitos de moderation; ocupan un lu-
gar prominente entire nuestros correli-
gionarios tienen buena posicion social;
son ademas de cultura acceptable
reunen por consiguiente condolences
que los recomiendan.
Pero es bueno que no sc les divide.
que decorosamente no pueden acoptar
un cargo que viniendo de nuestros ad-
vcrsarlos polfticos, los pOndrfa de fren-
tie con las conveniencias del pals hbe-
raj, tan magistral slgnlhcadas EN-
ell manifesto de nuestra jefatura. Sis
tematlcamente Y obedeciendo una
consigna, sc nos han cerrado todas las
puertas por nuestrOs adversarlos poll
tlcos ahora parece que la consigna Sc
ha cambiado; nos buscan nos solicitan
y son capaces de elegirnos. Si habeis
leido ell manifesto de que hablo com
prendereis y debemos exeusar el repe
trio que ell aceptar un cargo para el
que hasta ahora parece que no hemos
|servldo, es traer ell cisma ponsrnos
ell contradiction con nuestra dIgnidad
Y nuestro decoro.
1remOs las urnas cuand0 asf 10
acuerde Ell directorio; entonces 81 nues-
tro partido nos elige, entraremos en-
los concejos municipales con la cabeza
levantada: con Ell sonrojo en- las meji-
las, y hacienda traici6n a uuestro par
tido jamas.
Guayama, Febrero 10 de 1897.
Fps L1N.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12

De nuestros canjes dc Madrid extrac-
tamos las siguientes noticias:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12
F|LIPINAS

Las presentaciones son cada dia mas
numerOsas.
En- las provincias sublevadas los re-
beldes Sc presentan por millares a las
autorIdades.
Este es ell mejor signo del quebran-
to de la insurrecci6n.
Por ell ultimO correo Sc han enyiado
a La Peninsula rumOres acerca de gran
des disentimientos que Sc dice han sur
gido entire los rebeldes de la provincial
de Cavite.
No es exacto, desgraciadamente.
Precisamonte entire los rebeldes cavi-
tenos no han cundido las presentacio-
mes de que hablo mas arriba, prueba de
que Sc hallan nas unidos que los de las
demas provincias.
La tranquilldad renace Ell las provin-
cias de Tarlac, ZambaIes Nueva
Ecija.
En- estas ha vuelto prestar su SER
yicio normal la Guardia civil.
Lo ha tenido y muy graude sobre los
la sangrienta acci6n de Caca-
rong.
En- Batalan; M6rong Bulacan cum
de ell desaliento desde aquella acciGn,
menudean las presentaciones de rebel
des, esperandose para muy pronto la
paelticacion dc estas otras provincias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12

Mas, mucho mas oulpab1c todavfa
es ell que 10 tolera Y 10 consiente
Y de brazos sc cruza indiferente.
Cese "a tai oprobio y tai suplicio-
: Al tai grado ha llegado la impudlcia
que nadie esta al servicio
del bien, de la razon y la iusticla!
Flagelar los pueblos no es honrado,
V menos a los pueblos indefensos.
Veiamenes asf por de contado
deben quedar prohibidos y suspensos.
Lo exigen ell decoro : la hidalgufa;
= 81 alguno tuviese la osadfa
de aplicar. .nuevamente ese tormento
u otro asf que en- barbarie no lie venza
hagase de una vez escarmiento
~ demos pruebas de tener verguenza!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12

Fps LON.