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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-21

o"l MEXICO, made -.
appearance Ill Havana and has M
1Inoe AM: oeen playing to full houses At tha s
Alolsu theater, unmindful ~ ,hs ~ ~: :ue
penang fate that hangs ona. 49, .n
doomed city. The daily ront;no ae -. ne
~ ,S ~ aaded' continues unaltered ana
'nea'er parties, dances and tho ,sna, I
social diversions are INDUCED in as;.'
times Of peace. al III
Have Some Tob,cc,.
Nons'deraele fear, says the Havana
merchant, has been entertaine 4 os - :,
the tobacco crop. Following the nssoao w.
oi warfare practiced by Spaniards an,
suoans al along, 1t has been conf.
oeht.y expected that at least one.h,If
OF lhe Nue.ta Abajo tobacco cr~n
"oulu be ruined or set on fire i, ,hp
held. but much to the general sunrise
nearly the entire output Of the vnol,a
AbaJo and Remidios districts have haa'
oalea and stored III Havana ware.
houses. One firm alone, it is a,Iooad
mad lO,5OO bales of 1898 tobacco stersd
IN havana on June /, valued at over
81, 800, ,O0O
General Health Is Good.
me general health is reported by the
merchant to be particularly good esno.
eia',y 'or TINS season OF the year, and
ne denies the reported ravapes of vel,
low lever and smallpox on the island
ne confirms the military activity no.
t'ced and recorded by the officers on
blockade du'y. and considers Havana
'ouay very strongly fortified.
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Of destroying the city and fleeing to
the hills.
Caimanera lies four miles up the
bay from Camp McCalla, under the
guns of the American ships, and the
situation is desperate. Starving and
famine stricken, convinced Of the ulti.
mate triumph Of the American arms
and without faith in the protection Of
the Spanish soldiery the people are be.
heved to have determined to leave
their houses In ashes behind them and
Seek Safety In the Mountains
OF the north. 1t is also stated that the
Spanish gunboat at Caimanera has been
loaded with inf1ammables and will be
burned with the city, her commander
declaring that she will never become
an American prize. The scouts also say
that the Spanish soldiers are in almost
as complete state Of panic as are the
civilians, and that they could be easily
induced to surrender.
Another body OF Spaniards was cap.
tured yesterday by Ensign Pratt Of the
Marblehead. While cruising in steam
launch outside of the bay he picked up
a 5O.ioot sloop containing Spanish
capt..n by name Of Torres and four
sailors.
There was brief bonn bardment of
the blockhouse up the bay by the bat.
tleship Oregon during the afternoon
and it is thought during the fight that
at least score Of Spaniards were
killed. Scouting parties report that
the blockhouse was completely de-
stroyed, but that they We're unable to
discover any bodies, the remains Of the
soldiers who had been killed, probab bly,
having been carried off by their com.
rades.
Late this afternoon the flagship New
York returned to the feet off Santiago
de Cuba.
The marines are growing very rest.
less owing to the delay in the arrival
Of the reinforcements Of troops, but it
is generally believed here that the trans.
ports will reach Santiago soon.
Three Were Killed.
ROANOKE, Va, June 2l. -Norfolli
and Western passenger train No. wa:
wrecked at l2:l5 p. "a, two miles ives,
ky L q
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BURN THEIR CITY.

Residents Of Caimanera Ready to Apply
the Torch When Americans Arrive.
OFF GUANTANAMO BAY, juno Is, via
Kingston, Jamaica, June 2l.-Cuban
scouts report that the inhabitants OF
Caimanera have strewn the streets
with straw aud oil with the intention
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-21
Three Were Killed.

Three Were Killed.
ROANOKE, Va, June 2l. l.-Norfolk
and Western passenger train No. was
wrecked at l2:lo p. ln., two miles west
Of Shawsville. The engineer. fireman
and mail clerk were killed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
SAVERS AND BALL Ar HUNTSVILLE.
Had an Audience of About Three
Thousand PcOpIc.


Huntsville, Texas, October 15.-Governor
Sayers arrived here from Crockett on the
evening train yesterday coming from
Crockett on a. special freight, and was met
at Phelps by a good szed delegation from
here. He secured a good nights rest and
was in fine trim This morning. About 3
o'clock he visited the Sam Houston normal,
where he was enthusiastically received. AID
emit. He was hlenly pleased with the nor
lieutenant governor.
At ii Major Sayens addressed an audi
ence OF nearly 5000 in d grove near town.
his speech being in line with those here
tofore reported. He spoke nearly two hours
in most earnest and telling manner and
made fine impression on this people,
whore he was already strong in uaeir hearts
and affections,
Judge n. j. Cravens OF Willis followed
in a forty minute talk and captured the au-
dience completely.
Dinner was then served and was a splen-
did one; plenty TO eat for all and TO spare.
In the afternoon Hon. T. II. Ball spoke
for an hour in an able and eloQu sIt man
ner on the lines of his campaign speeches
delivered in Houston and elsewhere. MI.
Ball Is always listened to with in.erest hy
hrs home people, who recognize that Gov
when he declared he was the peer OF any
man in congress and that his usefulness
wculd continue to increase.
Taken altogether this was the grel est
day for the democracy ever In Lhe hispOl y
OF Walker county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
School Land Applications Are Nearly
All Disposed Of.
FEW FORFEITURES ARE EXPECTED.
Treasury Department Has Now Omen
Accounts with Fourteen Thousand,
Purchasers-Person

Austin, Texas, October 15-Attention Is
VISION of the land department is now with
IN three days of being up on the examina-
ton OF all applications to purchase school
lands. All persons are informed that If
they have any applications on file. the con-
sideration of which has not been reported
TO them, 1T Is due to several causes of
which they will observe are the following:
i. They have been rejected and notice
given by mail.
z. They have been suspended with M
structions TO make some correction, which
has not been done.
3. They have been suspended awaiting
the transmission OF the treasurer's re-
celpt for first payment 10 this office. Tn
der this head We have from 500 TO 1000 APP
plications. No doubt the money in many
Of these cases has been sent to the treas
urer, but owing TO detective or no descrip
tion or failure to give name and dozen
other inaccuracies by the persons who have
sent their money TO the treasurer, he is
unable 10 tell TO whom to give credit.
Wv ms ~ SoLle OF Iue5e causes, When We
pass CLAIM as correct ana give the
treasurer notice to accept payment, it Is
Impossible for him 10 tell whether he has
the money tor the particular claim or not.
AdV!ce Is therefore urged II any awards
aro Withheld on account OF non-payment
that the applicant or their agents at once
write to the treasurer about their pay
1henis. Recently hlve notified many per-
sons tnat their claims will be rejected I'M
less the money is at once sent to the treas
urer, and they write 10 me that their money
mas oeen paSd long ago. These persons
SHOULD not write TO me. because we have
done all We can by giving the notice to the
treasurer In the filst place and If he has
NOT sent his recipe to us. it is because OF
the want OF correct instructions from the
applicant who has remtted his money 10
the treasurer. May l insist now that this
matter be promptly attended to.
by close observance or the above wa
may be able to take up all the suspended
appllcatlous ard dispose of them some OF
tnese nave been suspended for months.
Respectfully. Andrew ], Baksr
(NDmi1i sSi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
A LETTER FROM &c. STONE
Urges Big Majority BE Piled Up
for Mr.. klebcrg.
lNDoRSEs THE NOMINEE HEARTILY.
There should Ne M Feeling o
''sorenesS' Over the Result of
the Convention.

Bceville, Texas October 15.-The fol-
lowing letter Is self-cxplanasory:
To My Frienlis and the Democratic vot-
crs OF the Eleventh Congressional Dis
triot
Gentacmen: II has been my desire to
canvass the district In the interest of our
nominees. but close confinement TO my
business prevents my doing 80. and take
this method OF expressing to you my ap-
probation OF your support at our last con-
gressional convention and urging upon you
the Importance OF each and every one OF
You e~ertlns yourselves for tho good OF
our grand old Democratic party at the
polls on tho Sth day OF November.
Some OF my friends may feel a little sore
over my defeat for congressional honors,
but / appeal to them as loyal democrats
TO stand by the action OF our convent ion.
and give its nominee, Hon. Rudolph Ke-
berg, their hearty support and let us cleo,
him by larger majority thap ever be-
fore, believe Mr.. Kleberg to be an hon
est, conscientious, good democrat, and is
deserving OF your hearty support. The
convention made him your nominee and It
Is your duty os true democrats to do what
you can to elect him. and feel confident
you VIII Mr. Kleberg has my inlorse-
ment and hearty support AMI truly hope
he VIII be elected by an overwhelming ma
lorlty Trusting that our grand old party
and free silver dc to y may be victorious
IN 1900, l am, very respectfully,
d @. Slime
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
PURCHASERS OF LANp

Inc state treasurer has to date opened
1881 land accounts with purchasers OF
school land under the act OF 1897. These
aedsd to the 5000 accounts opened under
me act of 1885 make a good SHOWING IN
this particular. There were only about 5ou
s1les under the act OF 1895 forfeited ana
y is estimated that forfeitures will he
ieWer under the act Of 1897.
Just now the treasury department Is
,'ss paiaucihg up accounts for November
!, as on that date the so-called offica Co..
telture act passed by the Twenty-ffth Ies-
isiature VIII begin TO operate and deIin-
quehts uncer the old land acts will he
crossed out No great amount OF forfeitIne
rs anticipated, however, as most of sncn
purchasers as have determined TO anan-
ooh thelr Iand have practically been wipel
out already under previous acts ''EV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
SAVERS Ar cOusuCANA.


n Date Has Finally uecn Arranged
Tor the Governor.
Cofsicana. Texas, October 1.-THE next
governor of Texas VIII BIO In corsIcana two
weeks from today.
Hon, Joseph d. Sayers will address the
people of Navarro county on the issues OF
the campaign during tho afternoon Of Fri
day, October as.
ihe domocrau.c campaign committee has
been trying for some time 10 secure a date
Tor Savers, but between the numerous de-
n,aisas on ms TIME from over the State and
his own Illness the State COMMITTEES has no,
ielt ~ liberty TIL yesterday to make any
new appointments for him. Today I,r.
psmntll had letter accepting for MAJOR
sayers an appointment for the date mon
toised above IL now behooves all the pre-
c'nct oaairmen 70 set every doubtful voter
TO hear this giant champion OF Democracy
on tho questions Of the day.
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minutes. enabling him to meet great
ml2iny OF the citizens. among the number
being two OF his old comrades, w. II.
Maury and Captain w. W. Dawson, who
served with him during the civil war. Colo
mel Sam 7. Robb made his presence
known by assuring Governor Sayers of his
hearty supper. Notwithstanding he Colo
mel Robb) was an and-fr silver man.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16

Post states that he has not been u n.
tin, but the friends of the sheriff thl,i
made the trip. When asked about ~ !
ecution. he stated that Kugadt wocN
hung next Thursday. An enclosure "
be erected about the scaffold so that i u Y
be private.
kugadt is not receiving company =
He has only a few friends to call, but M
paper men are not welcome. m 4.
demned man objected to the delay = \
execution, saying that he preferred 70 ~
it over with If 1t must be, n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
REEsE's RESIGNATION.
Caused Little surprise, az IL Was
known He Would nesfgn.

Heinpste@i, Texas, October i5,--Judge
Reese's resignation from the judicial bench
caused little surprise among his friends
here. who Aad known for some time that
the iudge longed to get back in harness,
where he could display his ability and &C.
tivlty. Judge Reese has always looked
uron the bench as a kiwl OF a Job from
which \ man must extrlcate himself In time
or else be shelyed later when a man might
be too old TO hustle FOR a living. There
VIII be many applicants for the place, but
Governor Culberson will have the Job OF his
hfe to replace Reese with another of equal
talent and an ability TO dispatch business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16

Ex-Governor IIogg is billed to spea6 at
the following times and places:
Sherman, Monday. October II.
Dallas, Tuesday. October rs.
Waco, Wednesday. October 10.
Elgin, Thursday. October 20, IL a. m.
Caldwell. Friday. October 81.
Brennan. Saturday, October 20, II a. M
San Antonio, Saturday, October 30
Houston, Thursday. November 3.
Galveston, Saturday. November 3.
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Marlin. Monday, October II.
Lieutenant Governor ycrtc,

Hon. George t, Jester has rendered hls
services to Democratic headquarters hero.
state Chairman Bell has decided upon the
following dates for tho lieutenant gov
ernor.
l.ampasas. Montlhy, October "a.
0oldthwaite. Tuesday October rs.
Bnownwcod. Wednesday. October 26.
DeLeon Thursday, October q.
Dublin. Friday. October 2s
GhNanbury, Saturday. October %.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
Drouth in caldwell Cou.ty.

Lockhart, Texas, October 15.--The ~
in this section continues unabatsd, ~ Y
anxiety of the people is not tampo1|
relieved by even the appearance stnh
At no time during the past SUMMER n
the dust so bad as it is at this TIM, =
all tho conditions that usually bm
pany a protracted drouth are now intsf
fled almost to the limit of endursns. n
season, however, has been splendid tr ~
ton picking and the crop is nov 49,
out. There will be no fall crop.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
Hon. j. N. Browning.

chairman c. X Bell OF the State demo-
cratic executive committee announces the
following appointments for Hon. j, NJ.
browning nominee for lieut. uan; goyarnor,
Gtorgetown, Monday. October II.
lnito, Tuesday, October Is.
Hondo City. "Wednesday. October 10.
Eagie Pass, Thursday. October 20.
DeVlne, Saturday. October 90
san Antonio, Saturday. October 90 at $
p. III.
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An Austin Man BADLY Hurt.

Juiing, Texas, October l5-Yesterday
evening en- the Lockhart and Msrtindale
road, in trying 10 drive his team over a
damaged eulvert, OF wsSch they wero
aiAla' Henry Moser was run over by the
flort wheel OF his wagon, badly inii,ring
his neck and shoulder. Moser's homs Is az
Austin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS.


GOvernOr CuIbcrNOn.
Fort Worth, Texas, October 15.--R was
announced at democratic headquarters to-
day that Governor CuIberson will speak at:
Uvalde. Saturday. October %.
yorktown, Monday. October "a, at Ger
man celebration.
Bellvillc. Thursday, October 81
La Grange, Saturday. October 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16

The following corrected list OF Hon. j.
w. Bailey's appointments is given:
Gonzales. Monday, October II.
Halletsville, Tuesday, october is.
Schulenburg, Wednesday, October 10.
Beaumont. Thursday, October 90
In the previous announcements the Gal
weston and Gonzales dates were confused.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
Sam Angelo.. Show Enaea-

san Angelo. Texas, October i5.-Today
was the third AID last day of the roping
AMI riding contest, The programme con-
5 sied 81 two races by local horses and cat
ue Ioplng' IN which eoont twenty men par
iielpated. Fred Baker made the ouickes,
tine, Which was s2i4 seconds.
hon J. l., slayden spoke here rhursaa,
night 10 1000 people Hon. Horace Chiltos
spoke last night 10 the same pu,nhsr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
Judge Robson Was Invited.
To the Editor Of The Post.

~
Sinner, Texas, October Isl noticed an
article in the Daily Post OF Octoosr IL in
which Your reporter from Sinner stated that
only republican speakers were nyitsi to
speak at the celebration here Octooar 8.
Your reporter must have been misinlormed,
as | requested the democratic chairman Of
the Sinner precinct to invite Mr.. hupaCn.
which he promised to do. Yours truly.
r q 1eVdlnr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
WASH JONES INDORSED.
Anti-Brush Republicans Gladly Ac-
ceptcd His Resignation.

Austin. Texas October 15.--The republic
an executive committee Of the Ninth con-
gressionai district met here this evening
and accepted Brushs declination OF the re-
publican nomination for congress and m
dorsed Wash Jones. This latter action was
forced by Paul Nrieke OF Washington coun-
~ and w. Il. Dwyer, postmaster at Brea .
ham, who held a proxy from w. IL. Chris
tian, the member from Bastrop.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES,

PALESTINE. Hon. ]. d. sayers spoke
to large crowd here.
AUSTIN. Hon. John w Robbins was
here Saturday on his way from South Texas
10 his home IN Wilbarger county He spent
the past week In Corpus Christi Rockport
ana Beeville ana found the democracy in
good trim IN chat section.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
Judge Robson Has Concluded a Casn-
paigm Which Will Help Him.

paign which Will Help Him.
Gonzales, Texas, October 15.--Judge
Robson. democratic candidate for con-
gress. has spent the week campaigning
IN this good county. speaking in all the pre-
cincts. and ended the weeks work with
two hours speech In the open air In this
cSty this evening 10 a good sized audience.
His speech WIS along the lines as made
at his other appointments. His speech was
we'll received.
The judge. though tired, and worried
with his hard labor-this being his forty
fourth speech in the campaign Sill had
the old fire In him and at times made the
boys yell In appreciation OF the santiments
expressed. The fight Is on in this coun-
w. Democrats are stirred IN and will give
Judge Robson big vote
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
Woodward T,,n, s,n

fort worth Tex. October 10 the muir
DER trial Of p T, Woodward was aeru,,ly
stopped this morning by the anuo.,s,.,n,, !.
that a child OF Juror Daggett Was 1sln-
Ine Jury was discharget and the trial r,'s..,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16

Judge w. S. Robson will sneak at tho
following places In Austin county:
sealy. October 20. . p. m.
CAT Spring, october "a. p. IN.
Bellylllo, October %, 2 D. m.
New ulm, October %. 9 D. m.
kenney October a. p. III.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
Governor snycrs.

The following appointments for Major
sayers have been announced by Chairman
G. X. Bell of the State democratic executive
committee;
Marlin. Monday, October II.
Cameron. Tuesday, October 1s.
Temple. Tuesday October IS. s D. IN.
Bolton, Wednesday. October 10.
Waco, Thursday, October 20.
Gatesville, Friday. October 81.
Cleburne, Saturday. October ".
Mineral Welle. Monday October "a.
Weatberford, Tuesday, October 25
Mckinney. Wednesday, October %
Waxahachie. Thursday. October 81 IN
the afternoon.
ennis, Thursday. October q. at night.
Corsloana Friday, October 2s.
Mexin. Saturday October On
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
TEACHERS EXAMINATIoNs

Inc questions for the regular teachers,
examinations to place throughout the State
next week were mailed from the S,a,e
morning. ''''s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16

Trinity, Texas, oc,oss- is..-The peo-
pie here were honored by brief visit from
GoyerDor Savers yesterday. his train for
Huntsville having stopped here forty five
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
WALKER COUNTY TAX po1Is

The tax rolls of Walker county. received
by the comptroller To-Day, chow total va,,a-
Sons OF S2'2oo'S 800. which is q decrease OF
Ni''4SO in comparison with 1897.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
TO INVESTIGATE.
missioner MayHeld II or /
North Texas Suddenly.

Austin, Texas, October l5.--RiaNl
Commissioner Allison Mayfield and Co.
mission Auditor Askew will leave ior Ma
Texas tomorrow to spend week inyokS
eating certain railroad offices which ~
looking after. Mr.. Mayfield spent Nal
time in consultation with the attofnsy ~
eral this evening. from which It \ dedIdt
that the commission lis on anothcr ~ ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
Cogrrs.mnn KIchcrn

Congressman Klebcrg announces the fol-
lowing dates;
Wharton. Texas. October IS,
El Campo. Texas, October 10.
Edna. Texas October 20.
Local papers please copy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16

FORT WORTH. George H. Green n
been sworn in as United States marshal \
the district of Northern Texas.
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KUGADT's EXECUTION.

"'S VIII Take Place Next
Thursday.
brenham, Texas, October 15.-Sherin n.
=. Ia que, who LEFT Thursday nirat for
Austln' has returned to Brenhain. He does
not discuss the object of his visit in fact
% oooversation with the reporter for The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
IN GONZALES COUNTY.

Former Chairman Blake who will be hero
Saturday next
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DR.. Ayers
Cherry Pectora
Plaster
Advice Fc-s,

fe5vfcc Fr-o.
Remember we have MedieA -
mcnt. IL you have any comp ~, Is111;
ever and desire tie best medlcr,
yon can possibly obtain 5ve
doctor freely. You VIII '..l4
Address,. DIR. ). 2. Az hhi7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-27
Acadia municipal. de ssta Capital
I"e'to-Hico, 96 de yu1so de- 1898.

Habitantes de lamisma:
En- la posibiliaad T. ope do un momen,o
otro intente Ia escnadra a. ssr;,.ana ma mo-
Va cs oslon o>ntrs esta plezs, me difiio a.
secinaarlo para nna -tnd.,a "1-"elle !. ona 1eaaon
Dponaf a saiyo q $nt tam!iias pueian efeolle--
10 en- tempo oportuno
Tanbi@n espera la Acadia de los !e.es
hsbitantes dc eeta Jurisdiction que tanta1
pruebas uenpn dadss de valor patriotismo,
que 81 llega ell momento de la prueba, no
haya uno colo que ahan5one la defensa del
hogar o' de la integridai del territorc,
Porque nsds puede h"ber mas grande III mas
noble para el hvnrado ciudadano que cuanao
ssrve 1. Ia quef,da patria que je did, ell Ser,
defender e! tsrIuGo en- que vlve luchsr con
tntusiaamo por poDer ( saIyo 81 honor naco
nal ssilr trinL fants en- ia i.eha aus no ha
Provocado.
Tened conGangs abeoIuts en el ecierto
de nuestras Autcr;dades Superiores qu4 yelan
por 10 segari lad del veondario; en- G! estuer.
70 tjtanIco de los Institutes aru,ados, CUE han
de haeer toio ascrihcio por msntener en- ests
Isla nnestra gloriosa bandera
I'm Ia segur!dal de cue asf 10 hareis, os
saluds yuestro Alcalde interino,
fe2nt5m .Mutshez TiNr,mH