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Transfers Made.

30 business beyond the changing OF
transfers was transacted by Levy Court
Yesterday Today the constables and
bridge tenders will be named
The sun., 1898-03-31

Joseph Ginder, one of the Oldest machi-
nists in the employ Of the Harlan Il Ho!.
linesworth Company, having served
there 4s years, will enter Minquadale
Home.
The sun., 1898-03-31

N ,suIS,,roN, March, 80. president Nc
nley has backed down. In Difference
he opinion of seventy million people
has consented to put his own opinion
the opinions Of the peace with dis
Ior palty in the background.
e has made up his mind that there
Others to bc considered. lie will
to the popular will and in short he
come sq,,arely down off his high
ch, lie il now preparing u message
ich will he II Virtual attempt to put
nself at the head of the Congressional
"A midnight conference which lasted
htil well towards daylight was held at
4 White House this morning, at which
adiny Senator's and Representatives
Dtified Mckinley OF their demand for
tion. 49,.
This much was made known this
Drninp BY member OF the Senate
2Snmmittee on Foreign Relations. The
il trustworthy in every re-
1pect. , >,
Nj 5EtsPrcsidcnt Mckinley has crawled, v
|32d he. ellis secret methods viii no
Rrer avail him. Within three days he
send message to Congress: contain
Ithc negotiations with Spain up tc
He will say in this message that
1rcady to back up anything tha1
Be resolved upon by Congress
last hope disappeared Yesterday
such conservative Republicans as
n and Frye arose and presented
ions looking to the early recognI
Cuba as II free and independent
ough President Mckinley has lost
e Of stemming the course OF Con
he has never for moment place.
II in a position where he canno
or all the laurels that may accrue
with Spain. Neither has speake
en war comes, it will re a grabblni
between these two men as tt
the glory shall belong. In speak
this phase Of the situation, q pro
al Senator said this morning:
IOw that the time has come for get
The sun., 1898-03-31
|AII|Nc
IOS|1|vE
YET KNOWN
Message to be Demanded
President Mckinley.
|RMuS1 Be FAVORABLE
Prevails that the Chief
ixecutiye Will Yield.
H,E'S WILL MUST BE FIRST
l,L.A TlanA Mnxf Rl
iES WILL MUST BIZ FIRST
l'ltimatum That Must Re
Given Spain.
Ith the Senate and Congress
Hold the Key to the Impend'
Ing Crisis.

The House IN Session at NiiN"'G"'
v&ehind Closed DOOrs.--Bai'ry -
Given a Plain Set Back-.FIy'
ing Squadron Ready-..C""'
grcssmcn Resign to &"
10 War-.-McKinley
and Reeds Sln.
gan.
The sun., 1898-03-31
,,Arnial Ia IuE. SLN.

Special to IDk ~ y
WARRINGTON. March 3O.-->"'h'
ing positive is as yet Know" Oh '.'
Snanish quest ion, but that II VIII y"
settled by the latter end or TINS wee"
IL a fOregOnc conclusion.
President MCKINLEY has been give"
until tomorrow to send another mes
sauc to the United States Senate an"
[rouvrcss and irthis Is not favorable to
10th branches and he still insists on
neacc terms. the key to the sit"a''""
will be taken ont of his hand.
In mi, case both houses will re-
coun,zc the freedom OF Cuba ana
/ COMPEL Spain to recall all her VcSse's
from American waters.
urthcsc demands are not acccedct'
IN Then war will i,e Immediately de-
n A,arcd and force introduced instead
Il Or peaceable terms.
a II IA believed here that Spain "l
nearing Of this mltimat "m Will give
,u and release the Isle Of Cuba from
che yoke she has borne for 40 long
upon the payment Of $ioO'N0.NN.
" Friday or Saturday OF the present
2.veek IL the day set for either DC
cl.ration OF war Or peace and from
nressut Indications It Is thought here
khat those In favor Of pcaceab'e inter
sention will carry the day.
~ The House at this time. midnixht' II
oldiux u secret conference behind
ose<l doors and nOthimx has ~ ye
eem cleaned as to what - taxing
nee.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-20

points for example and possible profits
10 other countries.
Following is the table Of contents,
Notes or Current Topics
Agricultural Employment for Hawai-
ian Women.
Increasing Demand for Choice Cot
fee,
Hawaiian Agricultural Station.
Drainage Evaporator and Vacuum
Pan Coils by the Marsh Pump.
Sugar Trust Manipulating Refined
Sugar.
Report of Professor Albert Koebele,
A New Calorie Motto,
Telesraphy Without Wires in Ger
many.
Secretary Wilson Wants Man.
No Limit for Sugar Prices
Coffee Planting in Java and Ceylon,
Rise and Fail Of Sugar Trust
Formation Of Coral Reefs.
Pigeon Messenger Service,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-20
Circuit Court Clerks.

Mr. EDITOR:-YOur Wednesdays
edition contains soma remarks By Rep
r@entztive Achi upon the proposed
appropriation for salary Of fourth
deputy clerk o. the judiciary Depart
ment for the First Circuit If correct
y reported the remarks are unjust.
The clerks Of my department are not
Il The habit OF taking outside work
and OF using the tine that should be
given 10 their regular duties As for
Yearly vacations, they are offered TO
the clerks but they are very seldom
taken The chief clerk has not taken
z vacation since January, 1886. His
trip 70 Maui alluded 70 was in Nay,
1896, and he was sent there by Circuit
Judge Carter 10 discharge his duties
as commissioner OF the Court and 70
report on the advisability Of q parti-
ton With respect 10 the proposed
appropriation for z new cIerkship, 1
recommended il and still think IL was
necessary, especially as seaTchers OF
titles are now so numerous and there
are other increasing demands upon the
clerks Office requiring constant atten-
ton Yours respectfully
A T. JUDD.
Chief Justice.
Honolulu, May IS, 1898.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-20
THE MAY PLANTER.
Articles OF Value TO Agricultur.
ists-Interesting Report.

One of the most interesting articles
in the May Planters Monthly. just
from the press, is the report of Prof.
Koebele on the scale pests to be found
on Hawaiian fruit and ornamental
trees. The pests and their habits and
history are described in detail
Another article of interest is selee-
tions from the report of ex-Commis-
sioner Of Agriculture Marsden protest
ing against the proposition TO discon-
tinue the Government Nursery, which
is now maintained al on annual cost
Of only about $500 a year.
From the hand Of Editor H. II
Whitney is a valuable article on the
subject of Agricultural Employment
for Hawaiian Women. The editor sug-
gests several industries in which Ha-
waiian women may be employed and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-20
NEEDS4O,oOoGUNS
With Them Gomez Could
Gust SpaniarGs.
Question of Food Supplies for For
ces In Cuba an Import
ant One.

a New York Herald representative
hiss for more than TWO months been
with Gomez and other IRsurgent
Chiefs. He left Gomez on May and
has arrived in Key West. He is fully
informed OF the strength of the Insur-
gent forces inCuba- He writes OF them
as follows:
The insurgents have now about
5. 500 men in the vicinity of Gomezs
camp, that is, within a radius of 80
miles" said Someford. The best
troops east of Jucano Moron trocha are
the division commanded by General
Gonzales He has 500 Infantry, who
are well armed and well disciplined.
One company is armed with Mauser
rides which were captured from the
Spanish. For these rifles there is but
q small supply of ammunition The
other companies are armed with the
long Remington which throws bull
let OF IS calibeT This is 3 weapon
in common use among the insurgents
They prefer it 10 the Mauser in spite
of the latter's repeating property. Co
mez's immediate command consists of
3 body guard OF $50 cavalry and 75 in
fantTy, under command of Major
Joseph Desrampes Desrampes is an
American from New Orleans and a
good artilIerist. This force of 5, 500 is
all that are in fighting shape just al
present, but if there were arms and
equipments it could be swelled 10 prob
ably 10000 Gomez told me he wanted
q, 600 guns 10 equip an army large
enough 10 drive the Spaniards from the
Island. He wants long Remingtons or
Springhelds for the infantry and car
bines OF the same character for the
cavalry.
~Garcia's force in Santiago de Cuba
is all infantry In reorgS nization they
should be compelled 10 remain infan-
Iry. They are drilled as such, and,
never having had horses, are accus-
toned 20 make long marches on foot
know Gomez wants 10 unite Garcia s
forces with his own, although Gomez
did not tell me this himself am told
the man never makes his plans known
when he can help IL Ny information,
| however, comes from the inside. Co
mez regards artillery rs very impor-
tant, but the Cubans have none. They
have the greatest contempt for the
Spanish artillerymen and assert that
not a Cuban has been injured in the
entire war by the Spanish field pieces.
The question OF food and supplies is
an important one 10 be considered in
any plan contemplating the utilizing
Of the Cuban forces against Blanco. A
Cuban army of any strength cannot
be modified until after food for 1t has
been furnished by the United States.
Gomez cannot mobilize even such
forces as he has until food supplies
/ have been sent into the Island by the
United States 10 say nothing OF an
army Of any considerable size mobil-
lied. His army would starye even if
not crushed By Blanco."
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-20
AFTERNOON sEssION.

Rep Loebsnsts5a presented the r.
po-- Of the majority OF the Public
lands Commi1te OF Resolution 50. il
tTo6ucad By Rep. kaai and dealing
With The cost OF construction Of z va
Ier pipe Sys-eu from Iao valley 10 ha-
hului- Rep kaai was II favor OF the
report, but made further recommsnda-
ton thai z bill relating 70 the matter.
b introduced. Further action was
postponed until today with the under
standing thai Rep. Kaai bring up z
suitable bill
Tie recommendation Of the commit
lee that the salaries o. the Deputy
Postmaster General. Superintendent OF
The Postal SzTilgs Bank and Superia-
tendent OF the Postal Money Order De-
pzrcment Be placed q $500 each, in
stead Of 5000 Is II the bill. vas
adopted
The House took recass OF ten min
u-es 70 give tine for the Attorney Gel
eraI 10 finish his speech in the Senate.
50 IS 10 be present during the consid-
Grafton OF items pertaining 70 his de-
parImeuL
Other items were considered When
Rep IsenbsTg moved for adjournment
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-20

Req Wilder reported for shs Con-
ns7ce Coamittss On certain items II
IN saiz-y appropriation bsl II par
= E,,lrrs-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-20

With 1hs hsU introduced by Minister
Cooper sZ-Ao-5zl2s the sale a. v~c
pieces q szl5 IN No-1h Noaz. zl6 1hs
u2s2i-s q stress q private land Il
Eo1ol-.G
TIE EoZss bsl requiring foreign COT
Porz1c1s - make 7e.n-zs 70 the Mn
5S-e- q chs Interior E2S rad ey titis
and -e-sTe5 10 TIE Judiciary Commit
cs
Ssvs7al sections o. The RAPID T-z1St
bill ve7s rszG when ths reading vz:
deferred % Ws51ssizy
- S-15 o'cio>k The Senate adjourned
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-20
HOUSE

Req Wilder reported for The Cor
@s1ce Colmittse On certain items n
ths saIz-y appropriation b5u II part
Is follows
Under Bureau o. Immigration ne
recommend thai he salary Of inSpec-
to- D. 7e51ca5 20 $3.50 to- he period
instead q S4Ss9
Ul5s- tes Burezu q Eo-sscs a,5
Nurseries ne would recommend thar
r1spzyot t1s Commissions be-s5ace5
from S41a9 10 SS,75a
We would recommend Pay Of For
sS--s os reduced from s1,9s0 ID
s. So
Req Aeal reported fo- The zrac5al
co0-lc-es ID whom wzS referred the
salary Of she employees 81 che Convey
z7c=S B--aau- Is follows
That ~ ind The work Of The said
department hzs Increased during the
as period and thar ne ind the sal
a-5ss asked for not NO high: s-So. zaz-
ne recommend that the salaries passed
II The Senate u passed sy this Eousa- e
Rep Wilder reported for the Com
ze-ee Committee % whom waS refer
I'd House bill - An Ae- 70 establish
: seaEZ analOy-z2t agency. urging
passage OF tke bill
We further bsl5sEe than as son IS
-he value Of this Department OF The
Government becomes known ano1g
thorSs who furnish employment 70
lz-ze aunBe Of people. that The Offcs
vii n : slo- tine become selt-sus-
tanning and prone : valuable aequis5-
-5o1 70 -he Bureau OF Information OF
he Government
Rep Heai introduced : resolution
asking t0r 81 appropriation Of 003l
to- -he purpose q building 2 hospital
in -he DlS-r5e, Of Hama Referred q
. t1e Committee OF Public Health
TIE Appropriation bill was taken u
3 unfinished business
ne committee recommended thai
500 d PLACED Is The salary OF ths
E Clerk q The Executive Council where
8 II vas s. l.la il the bill This We;
-aiSe Of Ssa1 The motion be51z
made for ne adoption - The commit,
-as -sp0r-- Minister Cooper spoke il
favor q ss.4o1- The position vzs :
very responsible Ole and the VOTE
great The present salary vas no- 81
EcielL The role STOOD : 70 : tn;
Speaker settled he matter by yotiag
for S5410
The item Of 1880 for the pay OF Tbs
Foreign Once 5anito- created yer!
much OF Z discussion The COMMITTEES
recommended 2 reduction 70 1851 Rep
Isaaba-g wanted himself placed OF r.
eo-5 IS bsing against the proposition
OF ra5uc51g : poor nzt;ve's salary ana
raising that Of : white man This va:
objected 10 By Rep Pogue, who statet
that there vas 10 one II The HOls;
more c01s.Gs-a-s OF the natives thai
himself The committee were II faYOl
OF placing salaries OF E basis Of equal
5-y- There vas 10 intention Of disc-im
i1a-ol Minister Cooper outlined Jht
Ec-k OF The 5anitor Of the Foreigl
once TIE salary should not De -
duca5- Rep Achi moved 70 amend n;
report o. rhs committee setting Ihs
e salary Al sl-150- This was loE and N:
report OF the committee vas adopted
~ z n House took : recess unit
In = n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-20

Honolulu, Nay IS. 1898.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-20
HAMAKUA PLANTATION,
PAAUlLO, HAWAII, H. |.
MIR. j. q. SPENCER,
PACIFIC HARDWARE Co.,
Honolulu.

Honolulu.
DEAR SR:-The Secretary Disc Pow pur-
chased from you is giving us satisfaction. We
are using it to pillow under crop of lupins. They
are three feet high and very thick Your plow
turns them completely under. at the same time
blowing the land fourteen inches deep.
feel satisfied that with this pillow the draft
for the same quantity and depth of work is as
to g. That is, with the old plow. to do the same
work, it takes good mules; with your plow it
takes only f. and they are less tired at night.
Please send me another pillow by first schooner
leaving for this.
You are at liberty to use this in any way you
may see fit Yours truly,
A. LIDGATE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-20

The Young Mems Research Club will
have its ladies' night at the home of
Rev. D. P. and Mrs. Brine on Friday
OF this week.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-14

co u6 pOlIcIa UrudHd, un POGO Hstud
mas, Ia necesaria para que Sc pu-
rifque 10 atmosfera, en- cuanto que
pa, y para que Sc puedan aspirar al
res menos cargados de elenentos
nociyos.
Nos parece que los concejales, en-
vez de preocuparse tanto de poque-
fieces politicas, deberian prestar ma
yor atencion q la salubrldad de la
ciudad en- que viven, y en- la que
tienen famllia y hogar.
Creemos, y esperamos, que nues-
FRO amigo ell senor Porrata Dorla,
con la ayuda del general Henry,
pueda hacer algo en- ese sentido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-14

nadie, sin Intervention Gle nanIey uisPO-
niendo de los intereses conune9 = apii--
cando los comunes recursos los fines
que le parecen oportunos.
Yo soy partidario de ese regimen. Lo
es, me consta, ell Conseio de Secretarios.
Lo es qaiza Mr.. John r. Brooke; pero
no quiere MIR. Brooke, no quiere Ell con-
Isaio, que unos Ayuntamientos tan origs-
pazes Sc constituyan en- arbitrios de los
1estinos del pats.
Cuando una elecci6n amplia y escru
pulosa vengan dar caracter d las cor
tporaciones; cuindo vayan los Ayun-
ltamientos los hombfes que ell pueblo
mismo escoja, cntonces sera tempo dc
lreforn1ar la ley an el sentido de un se.,
gorsra,sent iliulitadfsimo.
| Entonces ell pueblo sabra de antema.
no todo 10 qxs peseczen los concejales, J
feligirA 10 mejor; y 81 no elige 10 mejoI
sufrira las copsecuencias porque e
iexito es question de vida muerte.
z tengo por muy seguro que los
!Conseios municipales ira 10 qnc mas
ivslga y represente; 10 cue ofrezca ma
yores garantfas dc sensates y de cordu-
ra.
\ LH oenGIsc my uHoS sehoico 1~0 N>
srepresentan NADIA Ell echarlo TODD ba
ratio, conyirtiendosc de subito en- legis
/ iadores y gerarcas, es una inocentada,
tpropia Ge gentes que ignoran las mas
vulgar prescripciones del derecho ma
tural, ell que Sc funda el derecho escri
Ito.
EI Gobierno esta en- 10 firme.
PLURIBUs UNUA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-14

lod Prcaylglos y poner en- tefa de juicio
la conducta polftica de los hombres
que merecieron In confianza del cobier
no americana.
Natural parecfa que, temero.os DO
sufrir I'm nuevo desaire. aparte de- con
cepto de que los gobiernos han dc al
ministrar con sus hombres. --los Secrc-
tarios del Despacho no propusieran IA.
ra los puestos pnblicos personas que
no fguraran on su partido.
sCon que sc justiican, pues, las qu.
jas que hasta nosotros han llegado su.
tentadas por miembros del partido or.
todoxo? En- quo las fundan? sC6mo
las cohonestan? 1 sPertenecen, no per,
teneoen d un partido de oposici6n.
No sc comprende tai conducta. =
los Secretaries proponen para los dss
sinos autonomistas hist6ricos, h,csn
NAL, 81 no los proponcn, hacen maj
tambien. En- ell primer case, NORTH.
can, deprinen ofenden 4 los propue.
tos; en- sl segundo, a1sfan sent.rse
ellos solos a la mesa del pre.u2uesto.
| demuestran su ambicion lnsaslable,
ofsnden, deprimen y mortitican. al pai.
Las cosas no pueden ser no ser 4
| IN tempo mismo.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-14
UNA DENUhCiA

Hoy hemos presentado por escrito
una dennncia al jefe de Comunica
clones, contra ell administrator DO
San German, don Enrique Rosy.
Tenemos dat0s para probar los IRe-
dios de que Sc vale ese senior. aprc-
vechandose de Su empleO, para in. !.
pedir que nuestro periodice circus
en- aquella poblaciOn.
Ell tai Rossy es uno de eSos p,pr-s
que Sc Green que aqui todavia Sc pu,.-
de faltar la ley; sin saber que el
gobierno americana es inexorab,s
con los emp.eados que faltan a elle
Como Ell proceder de ese individuo
es perjudicial nuestra empre.a, ys
nos resarcira, 81 tiene con que, de,
dano que uos causa.
Ese individuo debe quedar fuera 60
un servicio en- que para desempenar
10, Sc necesita la confianZa del publico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-14
PALOS 81 BOGAS..
PLURIBUs UNUM.

+. A continuation reprod ducimos ell biel
ipensado artfcuio, que, debido la plu'
] ma del conciepzudo periodista y oueridc
| amigo nuestro Carlos Casanovas, pu
blica Ey Ineparctal de Mayagiiez.
/ En- eee escrito Sc demuestra, que los
pmos, renunciando los cargos pdblicos
| para que fueren nombrados por el ge-
neral Brooke, Sc colocan en- la actitud
de partido de oposicion al gobierno, J
}que como tai partido, tienen que resig
narse al desvfo del gobierno americana
que no encuentra en- ellos vordaderos
au-ziliares p&ra la gran obra de regepe-
| rs.cl6n del pats, sino honbres de pasio-
mes ir-aci5les, que parece llevan por
lena todo . 7,1da.
| Resfgnelse, pues, su suerte, va que
aaumen actitad tan POGO patr;6tica.
Eelicitamos al autor por su sensato
artfculo, que dice asf:
<Al reconstituirse la Co1te Supreme
de Justicia en- San Juan, y 81 Ayunta-
miento de la misma ciudad, fHeron
nomhrados en- uno otro ORGANISING,
personas que pcrtenecen al partido au-
tonomlsta hist6rico. va se sabe 4 10
que es.o did lugar. Los sehores nom.
brados renunciaron todos en- terminus
cue no son de este momento.
De este hecho puede y debe deducir-
se la consecucncla de que la citada
agrupacion ansfa mantenerse distancia-
da del poder, en- franca oposici6n. He
mos de Greer que ell partido todo apro-
bara es5a coaducta, y 10 que es mas ma :
tural, la alopte como buena.
No Sc compagina esta apreciacion
nuestra, ain embargo, con ell hecho de
cue demuestren su descontento .ex
ternen su disgusto miembros de ese
partido, por que en- otras combinacio-
mes, como en- las Audiencias de esta
ciudad y Ponce, sc haya prescindido de
abogados, por otra parte muy aprecia-
bles, pero pertenecientes q aquel.
Esta prescindencia nos parece perfeo-
tameute natural. Cuando un partido
politico Sc coloca en- la actitud que ha
.doptado ell auton noraista histdrico, 10
hacs aoeptsndo todas las conse ouencias
No ha de espersr que ell gobierno cuen-
te con sus honbres, cuando e.tos leI
haoeD la oposieion.
Esta oposioi6n, hoy mas que nnnca
injusti6cada, ruesto que entendemos
quo henos dc ir !. la administrator del
pals unidos 2 compactos, con absolute
olvido de 10 pasado. do.--conlporta cebe-
res que urge cumplir. Con las renun.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-14
CARTAS cDRTAS
Capital, Noviembre IL de 1898.
HARIAHO ABRIL.

| Els una verdadeta anarqufa la qus
reina en- los munic;pios.
| Unos sc conservan ann como restos
de. poder arbitrario de los Gobernado
res Generates, cue nombr,sban de ofcit
+, 4 los rsaorese,etaastes del pueblo.
! Otros procedcn de Ia Secretaria dt
Gobernaci6n, que hubo de designarlo.
en- vir5ud de las atribuciones cue l.
otorgaba la ley VICENTE.
Otros tienen su orfgen belico-y dc
All que sean tan belicosos-en "a nece.
/ sidad en- que sc vioran los jefes ameri-
cunos de susti5uir los que habfan ma
edo en- la peninsula espaflola.
Otros-y este es divino-aparecen
electos por los s'caldes, que Sc arroea-
ron uaa facu'tad saprema, solo CORES
j pond .ente a. coInandante del Departa-
mento, General Brooke.
Ctros, por altimo, arrancan de asam-
bleas pdblicas. en- que los vecinos sc
reunfan sin formalidad ninguna, SIN
convocatoria autorizada, porque asf les
acomodaba.
Municipios de ese calibre no los hay
en- ell planeta. Impossible pareco que
la administration, en- su base, en- sus
fundaraentos, adoleciera de tan capita
les vicios.
Son algo anomalo, extraordinario,
sui ge,Seris, que apenas Sc comprenderfa
81 no 10 viesemos delante de nosotros,
ST no palpasemos la caotica realidad Ge
IN desbarajuste tan enorme.
pues bien: esos municipios, en- sus
condiciones quieren ser autonomos de
una manera absolute y Sc atreven apo
yarse en- los decretos de Moret, que re-
ccnocen amplias facultades d los lynn
taanientos 1cgitimaneente c stttu5dos en-
viTtud de los decretos mismos por ell
veto libre de los eiudadanos.
Para que Ia autonomfa que pretenden,
Sc pos los ayuntamientos practicada,
Les precise que los pueblos sepan, antes
de la eieccion, hasta donde alcanzan
los poderes con que inviste 4 sus manda-
tarios.
Dentro de IN regimen descentraliza-
dor, igaal al que sc practica en- los
Estados Unidos, los Ayuntam,entos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-14
GOBIBRN0 GENERAL
Oistrit0 de Ponce.
Ponce, P. r. Novicmbrc 10 de 1925
Orden General no l5.

| Ponce, P. r. Novicmbrc 10 de 1925
Orden General no l5.
Los oficialcs del Ejereito del Distrito
SO fjaran en- la que sigue; Viz En
virtud de la Sec. 3,745, Estatutos Re
visados, Sc lrohibe d toda persons que
no sc del Ejercito, tener en- su pcder
vistuario, armas, avfcs equipajes ni
litares que hayan sido expedidos IL
tropa. Los efectos de esta clase encon-
trados por los empleados militares
civiles, de los Estados- nidos, sersn
decomisados entregados al Intendea
te Militar (Quartermester) mas pr6xi-
mo 8 a otro oualquier Official anseriss-'
do para recibirlos.
Esta prohibido por la Ley la vcnts,
trafco, permuta, dep6sito, ell dar cn
garantfas 8 prestamo 8 donacion de los
dichos equipos, que de encontrsrse en
poder de cualquier otra persona que no
sea del EiGrcito, suminiss-arfa presun-
tiva de la violacion de la Ley y autori-
zarfa ell decomiso.
Ell <Prosvost Marcia, Eel Jefe de "A
Policfa Militar) y demas oticiales pro
cederan, siempre que llegue sus noti-
cias cuaiquier case de esta fndole, y ve-
ran de impedir la venta 8 trafco de to-
do 10 que sea propiedad de los Ests-
dos U nidos, 10 que segdn informes Sc
estA llevando 4 cabo con violaoion dc
la Ley orden debido.
De orden del Brigadier General Hsa-
ry,
f. 3. CAssArr.
Arfstart Adjuntant General.