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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03
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Blessed IS the influence Of one true.
lovin human soul on another. George
Eliot.
He is bat the counterfeit Of a man
who has aot the life If man. Shakes
pcare.
one ungratefal man does an iniury
to all who stand ia need 90 a!d. Pub
lius Syrus.
The more we ia the more we can ID.
the moye busy we are. tAe more leisure
we have -Haziitt.
\ true and genuine impnlence Is
ever the effect Of Ignorance. without
the least sense of it.-Steele.
Good intentions are very mortal and
perisbahle things. like very mellow
and choice fruit they are difficult I,
keep simmons.
There "a certainly something of ex
1uisi-e Kindness anl thoughtful he
nevolence an that rarest OF glfts-aa'
breeding. -BUlwer.
Kind words prevent good deal %
that pervorscness which rough an.
imnerious usage often produces "a gen
erous minds Locke.
None So little eajoy themselves aa'
are such burdens 20 themselves a
those who have nothing 20 DO. onl.
the active have the true relish of lle
Jay.
It is only impersection that con
plains of what Is imperfect. The MOI
/. perfect we are, the more geutle az
Quiet we become toward the defects
. orhers. =Eenelon.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

There are only two meals a day IN
Porto Rico among the well-to-do;
breakfast. served at eleven, and dim
ner. served at five. OF the two,
breakfast Is the more pretentiOus, be
ing taken with great deiberation and
solemn V. introduced with soup AMI
accompanied by a beverage. To get a
real meal IN san Juan a. any but the
regular hours would be next TO an i'm
possibility. and il would be out OF the
question 20 DO any business At feeding
tine. That all the public officials
nav breakfast NJ leisure, the pubh<
offices are closed between eleven anC
one, and the shops are deserted. Full
meals are never eaten at the cafes
however, nor anything heavier thar
light cakes, the visits 10 these resorti
being invariably either just before o
lust after breakfast.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03
rne ARTFvL coyorE.
ne IL Simply . seras wsif Hrs ts wop-
der >ev~rth>t~ss-


What is n coyote2 A coyote il q IN |
tie animal of the wolf species that in |
habits the foothills OF the Rocky |
Mountains. He IL about eighteea
inches high and long IN proportion.
aud IL the embodiment Of duphcity.
His color Is iniescribable. He Is
neither white nor black nor yellow.
nor any other weli-de6ned color; bat
n sort Of blending Of all producing a
hue that can best be described as
/ coyote. lie l. not beautiful either IN
appearance OF character. There ~
nothing attractive about him He Is
not troubled with conscientious sem
{ Piles. neither a he brave. and he won't
+ fight unless be Is compelled %. he
l. q scrub Wolf IN every sense q tue
word
HIS physical beauty is about on n
pnr with his moral aspect. He has a
little. peaked shaped head. IN the front
OF which. very close together. i a pair
90 the brightest. blacklist. wickedest
li5tle eyes that ever shone in the moon
light. tie does not appeart % possess
, any great amount Of brains. bat
there l. more unauthorized cunning
wrapped up IN has hide than can bs
, found In the same amount of spac,
% anywhere else IA creation The ma-
I who imagines that a coyote does MOI
understand his business lust because
!, he has not a high forehead viii soor
: learn that the principles of phrenolog7
I, do not apply % this epitome o( every
q, thing that Is smart. rnscaIy. trick.
!. and impudent.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

n ne n on gold and rec
Andt n moo > overhead
Andth 4 Old Glory tutters down.
Andh the town.
he s the echo rumbtes TIL
In he distance behind the hil
Audit l. n
Say wouldn't shen the Post Band plays
head OF
loaded while coffee COOKS
And
And any bioks il haf asleep.
And horses aud kick
say ho be Plays
awe women always DO
nd underneath the army blue
the bells s-rnctn loud
nj
thei toldb Is t,otin
And The r Left Teller blink his
be back all for many DAYS
And ouewi be a-rniss Post Band plays
-'~- 7 u.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03
Flags That Have Disappeared.

OF thirty-fve flags shown In flags
Of all nations supplement to u Lon
don weekly IN 1853, barely forty years
ago, eleven have disappeared, among
them those OF the East India Com
pany, of the Ionion islands. of Tus'
cany, Naples aud the States Of the
Church, OF the Russia American
Company aud Of Sardinia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

RY 70 imagine a
plain stretching
away 70 the east
for three hundred
miles-a plain SO
fla. and sterile
that is y e = Y
monotony ismen-
acing. To the
north. foothills
Gov ere i with
stunted pin O.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

Clean blood means n clean skin. No
beauty without it. OasCarci.. Candy Cath4r-
tic clean your blood and keep 10 clean, by
stirring up che las liver aud driving All I'M
purities from llc body hegin to-day 20
tanish pimpies. hoi.s. blotches. blackheacz.
aud that sicS.v bilious complexion by taking
Oascarrts.-ocnuty for ten cents. All drug
cists. satisfaction guaranteed. Zoe. &c. Soc
II YOU waat money bad ilvcst ia sreva
goods.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

&c the south a tongue Of sandy desert;
20 the west a succession of barren
ridges. on which neither wolf nor buzz
gard can fnd drop Of water nor
morsel OF food Right there. hum
dred miles from the nearest pioneer
hamlet. they built Fort Brown and
garrisoned it with men, who thought
OF suicide day by day as they looked
upon the dreariness. There was
skeleton company Of infantry and
skeleton company OF cavalry-the last
OF = troop There was time III tde
history of these horsemen when =
numbered full hundred men. and
when It's officers were the prouiest
men in the regiment, but there are
fatalities IN army life as well as else
where.
One day. over in Green valley, as Is
troop rode gaily along. five hundred
Indian ,-arriors rose up III the dry
Cuiies and empted forty saddles al
the first volley. There was court Of
inquiry. and the captain resigned.
Again ten troopers were sent over tc
cover a wagon train. AMI the Indians
SLAUGHTERED the whole number. Ii
deserted and three committed suicide
One afternoon the first lieutenant o
the troop rode ont for hunt but ha'
not gone mile when he was throw
from his horse and killed. one more
Two troopers were sent out 70 catch
horse which had broken loose and wa
cavortinc around within half a mil
of the post. They were on foot. an
as they ran they were bitten 10y rattle
snakes on which they trod, and bot
were dead before sunset. The arm
said that 3 troop was under hoodo,
and the Temnant OF tue company fe
themselves almost outlawed. ID
dav they rode into Fort Brown the
numbered thirty-seven men, and the
we're under the temporary comman
OF a second lieutenant. Captains al
first ieutenants assigned 10 Is troc
always fought OF the day of joining
and some had pull enough AZ Was
ington - have the assignment cou
termarded There Is superstition
the army as we'll as ont of II.
Here Is our graveyard whisper
the men Of the troop, as they caug
sight OF Fort Brown aud its iOneson
environment. after their long ride
reach it. They looked az the fOothi
TO the north-at the plain 10 the ec
at the desert 70 the south, and I
ridges TO the west, aud man turned
man and repeated
Here Is our graveyard--tLe last
the troop"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

To cult tobacco easily ard forever. &c raas
nerlc fun % llfe nerve and vicor. take >o-'lo
Hoe. the wonterworksr. that makes weak inca
strong. AL drugg SIS. SOC or o. Cure guarao
tced Booklet and sample free ACTRESS
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago CT New YORK
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

Richard Hobson Dewey Schl~y Jackson
cried tie BLACK NANNY. gem right Tito Z.
kitchen y~re. Mnut 20 mrsA hy cAsiin
a~ettons On 20 rrcul c0rnoau~u, playin
xif tat mis- able Jim Jones. cAiist
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

II misfortune spois MAJ. Eoot for
tune v Ould have made q fool OF Eira-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

II you know an unlucky man You
pity him, but you also avoid him. The
infantry at Fort Brown could not avoid
. the unlucky troopers, but they pltled
them and displayed no fraternal feel
ing. Ii was so from the colonel down
10 the last private. Wo smile IN de-
rision at the idea of hoodoo, and yet
we do not like 10 rub elbows with PEG.
pie who are pursued by ill-luck. The
freshly graduated cadet knew nothing
about the hoodoo when hewas assigned
10 + troop. With "a boys ambition
and impotence he had hurried from
West Point and home into the wilds o
the Far West TO take active service
There was no superstition about him
He had heard of the fatalities--be saw
the dispirited look of the remnant o
theonce gallant troop-he was made 4
believe that he was under a ban, as
were--but he was not disheartened
Army records will tell you what hap
pened at Fort Brown within a wee
after troop b rode through the gates
The infantry had been there tire
months, but not an Indian had bee
seen. A corporal and three sasn wer
sent 10 the foothills for fuel, whe
they fell into an ambuscade and wer
cut off, The four troopers WEI
mounted, and yet all were killed
while the teamster made a safe escaF
On foot. This was the hoodoo agail
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

Il want 20 say one thiuc for them Srar
iara-. said the fat man with tae ceilal9,
collar. They aln't never tried @ blan-r &
on the umpire
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

II you have a hair raising story 70 tell a.
wav= sprirg q On a tAd-b-ac' 4 man.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

II rad an
account - Or.
Williams Pink
riiis ter Pale
People Lavicx
cured 4 case
ma rh kc
nine an9I de-
ciaci 90 give
them a trial
xhirh I tit
After tax
irc ave boxes
I Was cured 1
never felix bet
ter than I 3
now even ir
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

NJ Wfnsiow's Soothing Syrup for children
f.rhir.- Softe n the gums. re-. rri r in 1amna-
fs.n aliaSs pain. cures NiE1 cole La bottle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

n mirrors portrayed Us as oshers see Is
We wouldn't use then.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03
ro cue a Cold b. enc Day.

Take Laxative Brono Cuinine Tao.ets- Al.
Druggists refund mousyif 70 fails a. cure -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

Educate Nour lfoweI~ Wttn Cnscare-A
toe 80 &c q C. tai. drpr<i~t~ refooc uloae5
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

The tubonic plague has again Seeor2e eFt
d~ntc IL Bombay.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

To Cure Constipation forever.
Take ClSclrets Candy t,lhartiC Ice cr &C
II 4. - T.. illl GO cure. DRUGGISTS rrf-t-4 L-4-rg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-01
Ell bOmbardeO
de un mulO

Hasta ahora no sc conocia esta ella
Sc de bombardeo.
Desde el ~ del actual es cosa CO.
rriente.
Cineo grandes acorazados, de Ia
0so1sfrHosG escuadra yankEe, vomitan
do fuego y centel.as sobre una ciudad
medic fortihcar, han conseguido tan
prosPero resultado extender ell acta
de defunci6n de I'm infeliz polino.
La noticia ha de causar gran SEN
sacion en- Europa.
Con mala sombra. seg1n la Erase
popular, entra el To Samuel, el Tio
de los Mensajes, dc las bravatas, de
las ordenes aterradoras, del NLttmatnr
y demas zarandajas, en- So combate
con Espana.
Plmeramente sc convierte en- ami.
COS la cubierta de uno de sus barcos
al probar TN canon al dia siguien e
enealla uno de sus mejores acoraxa
dos en- los Airecifes de Pinat del Rio
y de los que no 10 sacaran nj la Bula
de Meco unida 4 todos os G0lIays de
Ia gta" Rep1blica en- Ell Dombardeo
de Matanzas, a cambio del muIo
muerto, lie barren nuestras bsteriAs
gran parte del spareio a otro de sus
hamantes acorazados. Buen vien-
to CORE para el Tic Samuel el que
terminaba la guerra con Espafa en-
es1eo ssf1Hfos, segnp decia cinicamen
te hace POGO uno de los periodicos
norte-americanos.
Despues, las potencias europeas Sc
muestran sorprendidas Del apresa-
miento incaliheable de buoues mer-
cantes los que, para mayor comodi |
dad, les daba saIida de sus puertos el
Iio Samuel y 4 una milla de los mis-
NOS Sc servia cogerlos en- calid,d de
ootin de guerra, y protestan energi-
del vandalismo en- question
a continuation tiete lugar el bonn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-01

mereed al heroismo de So Captain v
tripulantss, romper el bloqueo.
lgualmente ante aver, burIaron eI
bioqueo los vapores 'AviIes" y Cos
me Herrera, dispuestos & irse & piaue
antes que cIer prisfoneros.
Madrid 2S de AbriI En- toda Ia
Peninsula reins ell mayor entusiasmo.
Madrid. AbriI 20. Ha produeido
indescrIPtible entusiasmo en- tcda Es-
pahs "a noticia del comb .te librado
entire Ia eahonera espahoIa "Ligera'
un destructor americana El com
bate tue en- las inmediaciones de Car
denas, resultando el buque yankee
con averias y Sc cree hsya zozobrado
Iodas las noticias comprueban que 10.
Estados Unidos no observan plan al
guno en- su ataque Cuba.
-En Bilbao y Barcelona Sc har
ccnst'tuido compafiias para adquiril
ouques en- Europa ded cados al corso
Con el mayor entusiasmo Sc cubrer
aeelones que m1ntan a dos miIIone
de pesos entire empleados y obreros
81 Banco de Barcelona anticip;
cuanto dinero sea necessrio para com
Pra de ouques y armarlos en- corso.
--SaDtsnder inicia fuertes suscrip
Clones que secundan gran entusiasm,
en- Sevilla, Cadiz y otras Provineias
I'm todas Sc celebran manifesto clone
patroticas.
Sc han essablecido consulados es
paholes en- Halifax. Quebec. Bermu
das. Puerto Plata, Puerto Ant onIo
Panama.
| Habana 79.-El vapor correo ma
cional "Monserrat" Ilevaba tres mi
lloEes de pesos, mil soldados y gra
cantldad de pertfechos de guerra, hs
ciendose entusiastas elogios perici
captain.
Los teatros han suspcndido 81
tunciones FL pueblo Sc muestra an
moso y burlesco ante la fantochad
yankee.
Aver sc pa0aroi haberes de u
tnmestre y pronto sc psgara el rest
atrasado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-01
Declarations do lQoStrO
MiliStpO On washington

FL Sr Polo de Bernabe I, atanCo d,
las cuestiones pendientes con los rs
tados Unidos ha dicho recientement,
entire otras cosas, que no creia en- |;
posibilidad de solucionar la cuestior
con la guerra. aun cuando esta Green
cia sea I'm optimismo exagerado, POI
que lie parece impossible que la Nacior
de los Estados Unidos no quiera vel
nj consid:rar mas que un lado de Ia
question encerando esta en- los limi.
tes estrechos por injustos de 80 xngs
,asd", EspddS no Ia fifnF" y prescin
diendo en- absolute de todos los prin-
cipios de justicia que informan los H.
tigios entire pueblos cultos.
Para hacer yer q los Estados Uni
dos la Unprecedented del uso de la
fuerza, presenta el Sr Polo de Bernabe
el razonamiento de que 4 los Estados
Unidos no les pareceria bien que una
Potencia extranjera les conminase pa
"a que dejasen independents cual :
quiera de sus Estados; Illinois 6 TIE
xas por ejemplo, por que considera-
rian que constituia tai acto, una in
gerencia en- asuntos extrahos falta de
todo fundamento racional.
No concede nuestIo ilustrado di-
plomatico, que la gente sensata y
pensadora de la Gran Republica, en-.
euentre lusto el punto en- que preten-
de apoyar 81 intervention el Gobier
nc invocando Ell titulo de humanitario.
por que titnlo de tales, solo puede
Pretenderse la intervention en- los 2ai-
ses donde impera ell salvajismo. Y
en- Cuba no tan solo este no existe.
sino que, por el oontrario, Sc goza de
toda clase de libertades al amparo de
un gobierno responsible ) democratic,
que ayuda G.. la medida de sus fuer-
zas a la Metr6poli para concluir con
el estado de insurreccion, segun mar
can las leyes de la guerra mas huma
nitaria.
Y estas poderosas rasones, 4 mas
de otras mt chas que no desconocen
los hombres de gobierno de los Es-
tados Uhidos, inducen 4 nuestro di
plomatico para Greer que la Rep1bli
ca americana llegara a colocarse en- ell
terreno del derecho, desandando 10
andado para entrar de nuevo en- el
pacifico concerto universal,
Nos parecen altamente juiciosas las
apreciaciones del Sr Polo de Bernabe
y oportunisimas en- los momentos en-
que fueron hechas.
Seguramente que habr2n pesado |
nucho en- la sana opinion de las gen
les de orden de a4uel estado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-01

Madrid 28.-El seficr Saeasta ii,
lectura en- el Senado q un Eli de in
demnidad por la extralimitacion d,
poderes en- la concession de la Auto
nomia para las Antillas.
| FL bill fue aprobado.
| Ell buque americana "Olquibole.'
cargsdo de trigo ha sido apresado.
| -Ha quedado constituido ell Con
greso bajo la presidencia del Sr Mar.
ques de la Vega de Armijo, quien
pronuncio un elocuen:e discurso dan
do las eracias por haberse votado una.
nimemente el bill de indemnid d.
Despues Sc acordo felicitar a
Ejercito y Voluntarios de las Anti
las.
En- el Senado Sc aprobo por aela-
maeion el discurso de la Corona.
Ell senior Montero Rios. electo
Presidente. pronunci6 un discurso ma
nifestando que 4 los insultos del Con.
greso y Senado de Washington de-
be contestarse con el desprecio.
New York IS de Abril.-Mr. Sher-
man ha sid ncmbrado Secretario de
relaciones exteriores
Ell bug "Vigilancia" salido de
Matanzas, lego & New York.
Habana IS lie Abril.-Dijose que
el vapor Saratoga" pens6 salir de la
Habana no obstante estar la vista la
escuadra yankee que Sc sitda en- el
horizonte desde el viernes. Ssbe,e
que los buques "Buenaventura". "Pe
dro"y otros han sido eapturados Dor
los yankees, y que al Catalina" Sc le
impidio salir de Nueva Orleans.
La escuadra yankee que bloquea
esta plaza sc avista diariamente apa
reciendo y desapareciendo en- el hori-
zonte; la componen el Indiana i"
"Nueva York.. "Brooklin", "Raleie"
y otros todos de vapor.
La Habana aspecto animadisimo
Ejercito y voluntarios rivali-
zan decision y entusiasmo por COM
batir. Las azoteas y playas siempre
estan llenas de gente incluso muchas
sefioras
-Siguen los trabajos de fortifica
ci6n. Creese impossible que el enc. |
migo Sc atreva a bombardear la plaza
lue tiene sobradas bocas de fueeo o.. |
a destruir 50 escuadra.
--Anoche lego Cienfuegos el
'apor correo "Monserrat", loersndo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-01
81. dos de Mayo.

Quiso un avido invasor
Cual genio Zero y bizarro
Uncir Espaiia 4 su caro-
En- so belicoso ardor.
Hierve el hispano furor,'
Sc allan rugientes legiones;
CobJan con sus pendones
A su invencible Matrona,
Y ahrmaron su corona
Sus intrepidos lcones
Ella el mundo ha recorrido
Cantando Siempre victoria;
Flotando en- lampos de gloria
Su arrojo jamas vencido,
Su heroica sangre ha vertido
Sin saber 10 que es tenor;
Mas desplego su valor
Z el romeo grito dc nguerrall
AL hollar Ia ibera terra
Las huestes del invasor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-01

bard o del mulc, es deci., de Matan-
Las, sin previn avisc, y levantan SD
VOC alfada los Gonsules de Ftancia y
Austria ante tan ignominioso atenta-
do de las leyes de la guerra.
Como conse uencia logica de tales
sucesos. y sin incurrir en- la impru
dencia de despreciar al enemigo, Sc
dednce Ia aflrmacion de que eli yas
zee sc encuentra va pesaroso de ha-
berse meido en- el berengeEal en- que
Sc Ia metdo que sus actos de CUE
IRA no correspondent 4 las amenazas
ly baladronadas de sus soi distant Sc
nadores y Diputados y del mistico y
espifitual Mr. Mac Kinley. quien
Dupuy de LONE no hizo mas que
empezar a calihcar; y que aquel bonn
bardeo de la Habana de Puerto Ri
co, aquells ocupacion Immediate de
Cuba, aquella expulsion instant5nea
de los espaho.es todos los demas
buhdos beiicos. van quedando reduei
dos al bombatdeo de un pobre ami
NAL.
La aggression a Matanzas prueba la
cobardfa insuperable del yankee. Es-
peraba, sin duda. dar ALI un golpe de
eteeto. -. y Sc coloco para clio &
quinientas leguas de distancia. De
ahi la muerte solitaria del mulo. Es
decir. que nj aun delante de una pla-
"a cuyas baterias son inhmamente in
suhcientes, han podido hacer proeza
alguna los yankees -. Guam gran
de y cuan sublime debe ser la fuerza
de los sentimientos patrioticos de es
los mercachifes
Pero esa misma traicion trust. ada
debe ponernos nosotros sobre avi-
so. rs possible que intcnten el bonn
barleo de esta Capital, en- la Green
eia de que nuestros medios de defen
sa SOD algo asi como juguetes da chi
COS, y la veg proyecten algun des
iembarco en- cualquier parte del Tito
raj; y aunque nuestra escuadra dars
euenta de la yankee " y nuestrc
MORO y S4n Cristobal les haran vel
10 que no pasa siquiera por su ina gi-
nacion. es menester que ,s,emos muy
prcvenidos. porquc el enemigo ruin }
rastrero es mas pelisroso que el enc
mieo noble y valiente.
Y sobre todc, aunque ID r.c3aT
haoer contra nosotros, aunque todo
sus barcos Sc dediquen & la horroros;
taica de matar mulos y a desaparece
brutalmente entire pehascos y cayos
IS necesario lavar la afrenta que es'
pueblo salvaje indigno ha lanzadc
sobre Espaha, es precise llegar hast;
sus propias entrahas y desgauarles
es precise hacerlo desaparecer de
maps como justa expiacion de su in
solencia, de su ambici6n, de Sd einis
mo. de su provocacion y de 81 desca
70. Es precise, en- fin, otro Dos d.
Mayo. Porque una cosa es que 10
cerdos vivian en- una pocilga y otr
que esten mezclados con las personas
arrogandose los attributes y condicio
mes de estas y cons,ituyendo mad
menos que una Nacion.
Y va es hofa de que no haya Ma
clones de cerdos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-01
MEDIA PREVISORA

Los Coroneles de Voluntarios &c Ia
Habana Sc reunieron bsjo la presiden
cia de Don Juan A. Dances acordan
do por unanimidsd recomendar al
Gobieroo la promulgacion de un De-
cfeto en- que Sc osdcne que por los
Gobiernos civIles SC proceda & formar
un empadronamiento de los espafio-
les de Io q 20 amos que no pertenes
can al cuerpo de Voluntarios 8 no es-
ten legalmente exentos del servicio,
para crear con e!los milicias regulares
de service forzoso, con Jeies y Of
cia,es del Ejercito.
Is una disposition oportuna y pre-
visora.