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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-16

The funeral OF Rev. Y. NJ. Gilchrist,
who died yesterday morning, and which
was published In this paper yesterday,
will take place to morrow at 3 O'Clock
at Simpier's undertaking psrlors. Friends
OF the deceased are invited to attend.
The funeral OF Mrs. Castillo will take
place at Bernalillo tomorrow morning
at 8 o'clock. There will be a large at
tendance from all over the county.
Miss Gillett can teach you how 10 sing.
Residence 923 south Walter street.
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NOTHING DONE.
Raxolntinn min XanarnaIa

New York, Feb. 10 The Herald's lat
est sdvices from Venezuela are that the
Hernandez revolution is active and gain
ing. Gen. Ron. 6 mmanding the revolu-
tionists, attacked l,20O government
troops under Generals Marian and Cue
vara at 6usrico. The government troops
were defeated. and 800 rifl " and large
quantity of ammunition fell into the
hands Of the revolutionists.
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To BE EIect ocuted

New York. Feb. l6-Rolsnd b. Mol.
lneux was to day sentenced to die In the
electric chair during the week Of March
20.
Molineux made q statement asserting
that he was not fairly fairly convicted
and that "yellow journalism" put price
upon his head.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-16
LEST YOU FORGET
VIZ SAY IT YET
Only a Pew More Days Of the Mon
telius Piano Company's
Big Piano Sale
or High Grade Pianos al Almost
the Factory
Price.

Easy payments. Your credit will buy
as much as cash at this sale. Many may
be- too late 20 secure these great bargains
rs they are going fast. New uprights for
t235, $2j5, 1896, 1856, aud 1885 will buy
one OF the very beet instruments We
would suggest 70 those VINO may be con.
templating the purchase OF piano that
II you will avail yourself OF the opportu
nifty you will have made the bargain OF a
life time, and have saved enough In the
purchase TO fairly educate your family In
music. Open mornings.
THE NoNTELIUs PIANO Co.,
In with BIock meters, second St.
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District Court.

In the district court this morning In
the case OF Heindle w Heindle the court
deposit with the register OF the court sioO
Tor payment OF plaintiffs attorney fees
and costs.
In the matter Of Cecilia Reitz and
Mary Reitz. by their guardian, an order
tain lots situate In Gallup for q consid
GRAFTON OF $3.50
The court this morning made an order
discharging Burgess Il Son from their
debts. under bankruptcy proceedings.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-16
Amarlcnn ExnediIinn.

Mantle, Feb. l6.--6en. Alfred k. Bates
B:igadier General Bell. with the Fortieth
and Forty-ffth infantry, Keller's battery
and army pack mules started to day for
the province OF Usmsrines. The cruiser
Baltimore and the transports Tartar and
A.henisn, compose the fl 'et which, with
the gunbboats accompany ing. will land
at Nueva Cascsres will sweep the pro
vince. 1t is expected that there will be
much campaigning In the mountains.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-16
Samoan Treaty.

Washington, Feb. 16,-Exchsnge OF
ratihcations OF the Samoan treaty took
place to-day at the state department. 1t
is presumed that similar exchanges oc-
Cured at the foreign offices in London
and Berlin. This Is the last ceremony
necessary TO give full effect to the
Samoan agreement.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-16
COWS, COWS, COWS.

Jerseys and Holsteins can be bought at
very reasonable prices. Anyone wanting
cows cannot DO better than 10 purchase
from this carload just received from a
we'll known breeding farm In Missouri.
Some have calves by their side and the
others will be fresh In q short time. Any
one wishing to do business will call upon
W. l.. Trimble & Co. or II. s. knight.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-16
,,,,,ary OF ooNS''''

ships and cruisers and torpedo boat de-
stroyers could forthwith hoist the pen
nsnt. The admiralty to-day ordered the
ships OF the Il ,et reserve at Portsmouth
TO be fully crewed ready for sea. This Ia
regarded In some quarters IA prelimin.
ary 10 putting the whole reserve In read
ness for commissioning.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-16
Tbe pritish. Roar war ia attracting 1

The British. B0er war Is attracting the
attention OF the whole United States
tn, lecture 10 be delivered by the Rev
Robert Rennison on February 20. al
Armory hall at Sp. m, will present the
subject In an intelligent manner. Eyery
American citizen should learn what has
been the cause and what will be the af
feet Of this war upon the whole world
The historical features OF the lecture
alone Is we'll worth the price Of admis
sion.
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Rank statAneuts

Washington. Feb. l6 The comptroller
OF currency to-day issued q call for the
reports OF the condition OF national banks
at the close OF business February 13.
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MONEY TO LOAN

On diamonds, watches, ETC., or any good
security; also on household goods stored
with me; strictly confidential. Highest
cash prices paid for household goods.
T. A. WRITTEN, ia Gold avenue.
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special Saturday Prices At Albuquerque
0rocery Oompsny
Notice.

All Indebtedness to cigar store on Sec
ond street please call and settle, a. have
sold store and need the money.
|. N. HoRNER.
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WHIPPED THE BOERs.

London, Feb. 16-A motilsted dispatch
from Cape Town, dated February 12,
says that some grenadlers went through
q body OF eighty Beers four times and
only seventeen OF them escaped. As the
greDadiers form g part OF the Modder
river column this bayonet charge may be
connected with the Lord Roberts move
ment.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-16

Creditors OF Dr. G. A. Wall, formerly cf
this city, will learn something to their
advantage by addressing M, this office.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-16

Chicago, Feb. 10 - Wheat - February
66A az; May, 6S1S.
Corn-February. 3SlS; May. S4ai.
Oats-February, 221S; May, 1884.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-16
DISPATCH PROM ROBERTS.
LOAN OFFIOE

Simpson for loans on all kinds OF col.
lateral security. Also for great bargains
In unredeemed watches. 2O9 South
Second street, near the postoiilce.
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BRITISH CHEERED UP.


London. Feb. 10, lI5 .. m.-While
there Ia tremendous satisfaction here at
Field Marshal Roberts aud &c eral
French's success, those best suited TO
Judge the situation are inclired 10 the
opinion pending more definite Informs
tion, that the news better be regarded az
assuring rather than accomplishing the
relief OF the beleaguret city OF kimber.
ley. The rspidity OF french's march In
dicates that he was unable 10 take pro
visions, and whether he left lines behind
him open IL only a matter OF snrmise
A remarkable feature OF Roberts lac1uic
cablegram IL the fact that IL Is dated et
JacObsdal, which was General Cr0nje's
a vance base OF supplies. had Lord Rob.
erts In Il cted decisive defeat on the Beers
10 Ia believed ne would have mentioned
II, as such success would be paramount
to the relief OF Kimberley, OF throwing
into that place garrison which could
assure its holding out. French's force II
estimated at between 5000, and 5000
men. What happened TO CronJe and the
whereabouts OF his forces puzzles the ex-
perts.
A dispatch from Cape Town, dated
February IA, received this morning. says:
"The Beers are leaving MsgersfOntein TO
reinforce other positions, II IL estimated
that between 1000 and 10000 men re-
main there
Lord Roberts wide turning movement
| via JacObsdal may have but of these
| troops from Bloemfontein, but while the
| British forces are endeayOring TO inter-
cept the BOer communications, there IN a
parallel Boer column trying TO cut of
the British from Dear, aud II IL sppsr
emily meeting with some success, though
| the later dispatches, referring 10 Glenn
ents' retirement 10 Arundel, say the
movement was undertaken for strategic
purposes, and during the march the
Beers were driven of by heavy fire. the
Inniskillins charging brilliantly, intiIct.
ing great loss on the burghers.
The Boer dispatch from Lorenzo Mar
Ques, dated February 10, says that the
initial attack on ColesbeIg, February ~
resulted in federal loss OF nine men
killed, fourteen wounded and five prison.
ers The British were driven out Of
their camp and one OF their Maxims cap
tured.
News OF French entry into Kimberley
was received on the stock exchange here
with TOusing cheers. DeBaers stock rose
ll7s, but subsequently fell IA on Paris
rumor that GEN. French had merely fall
en into BOer trap.
No FURTHER NEWS
London, Feb. l6.-4:30 y. m.-Ths gov
eTnment leader, A, j, Bslfour has Just
announced TO the house OF commons that
the war office has no furlhOr news from
the seat OF war
BRITISH FLEET.
, Len taIamFapn frnm
Portsmouth says that admiralty Inquiries
at the naval ports resulted In the assnr
ance that forty-seyen additional battle
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-16

Than ever before. Patterns more artis
tic. All the new spring styles ready. Al.
bert Faber, Grant building.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-16

II you want to cultivate your voice see
Miss Gillett Residence 923 south Walter
street,
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BoERs occurY A PosIrION.

connected Win tne L0ru hODerts move
ment.
BoKRs OCCUPY A POSITION.
Cape Town, Feb. l6.-There Is consid-
cradle alarm at Nsauwport owing 10 the
report that Boer force has occupied q
position on hill eight miles of that
Town.
CAPE TOWN DISPATCH,
Cape Town, Feb. l6.-ieneral French,
with cavalry, relieved Kimberley last
night.
BRITISH IN JAC0BDALE.
Outside Jscobsdale. Orange Free State,
Thursday, Feb, 15.-JAcObsdale is now In
possession Of the British. Yesterday a
small cavalry patrol entered the place
aud found II full Of wounded, including
several British from Rensberg. The
place was occupied by only small force,
which fell bsck before the patrol after q
series OF small skitmishes. A battery of
artillery shelled the environs and drove
out the last OF the Beers.
This morning large force OF Beers
from Colesberg. with ten guns, attacked
u convoy OF 400 wagons at Reit river.
Smelling vigorously and doing consider
able damage. Strong reinforcements
~
they will bring In the whole convoy
/ safely. General French's division seized
three drifts on Modder river. Az the
third drift the Beers we're strongly en-
trenched. General French bombarded
them and drove them out. To-day he
moved rapidly In the direction OF Kim
berley. The Beers left Alexsnder's fon-
tein. which the British occupy. Hard
ship and rapid marching appear 70 agree
with the whole army. who are In splen-
did spirits, under the leadership OF
"BObs."
TELEGRAMs FOR KIMBERLEY.
New York, Feb. l6.-The Commercial
Cable company this afternoon sent out
the following notice:
I'VE are advised that kilograms can
now be accepted for Kimberley. South
Africa, at sender's risk. not exceeding
twelve words"
DISPATCH FROM ROBERTS.
London, Feb. 10, 7;45 D. m.--The war
Office makes public dispatch from Field
Marshal Roberts saying: "Jacobsdal,
Feb. l6.-The following from General
French WAS received this morning: Il
completely dispersed the enemy from the
southern side OF Kimberley from Alex
ander's fontein to 0liphsnts fontein; am
now going 10 occupy their grounds. Have
captured the enemy's laager. store OF
supplies. supplies OF ammunition. Cas-
uslties. about twenty OF all ranks
wounded. Kimberley cheerful and we'll
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-16
IN 'lHE COURTS.
Case Of Governor Of Kentucky
Argued by the Attorneys,
Molineux. the New York Woman
Poisoner to Be Executed.
American Expedition Leave Manila for
Subjugation Of Csmsrinss Province.
REVOLUTION IN VENEZUELA.

Georgetown, Ky, Feb. iG.-Colonel
Breckenridge. ex Governor Bradley
Judge Yost, Helm Bruce. Captain Swee.
ney. attorneys for the republicans, and
j. X. Hendrix. Bob Franklin, James An
drew Scott, attorneys for the democrats
will argue the suit for permanent In.
junction against Governor Taylor exer
clsing the functions OF governor. The
case comes up this Afternoon. The 70.
publican4 will attempt to have 1t post
poned, bat the democrats will try to
force hearing immediately. They alst
talk OF having Governor Taylor cited u
arp ,ar before the court aud show cause
why he was not In contempt when he de
clined to recognize the courts mandate
Heretofore the republicans have no,
recognized Judge Csntrill's court, sttor
neys not even appearing to make de-
fense.
NOTHING DONE.
Frankfort. KY, Feb. l6.--N)thlng was
done In the case OF Beckhsm vs. Tsy lor
aud Marshall before Judge Cantrill, al
Georgetown. BY agreement between at.
torneys everything was laid over until
the 2lst. Meantime. attorneys will con
fer and try to agree on mode of proceed
ure.
WILL ADJOURN TO FRANKFORT.
Louisville, KY, Feb. l6-The demo
Gratis Of the legislature have decided Il
resume sessions at the state capitol a
Frankfort.
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tiago, Cummings Dem, N. ", paid q
high tribute 70 the dead heroes. Sergeant
Hamilton Flsh and William Tiffany, and
the splendid vslor Of Governor Roosevelt
Mention OF Roosevelt brought out q
round OF republican applause. "rhe
only objection have TO him." said Cum.
mings, "is that he is q republican. .
(Lsughter.)
Mudd's motion to strike out the sppro.
pris,ion for the civil service commission
was carried by Is To 81.
The speaker appointed 0verstreet tRsp
Ind.). Brosius. Rep. Pa. Cox. (Dsm :,
Tenn conferees on the currency bill.
Senate agreed to the conference ask cd
for by the house on the financial bill
and Aldrich. Allison and Jones lark,
we're appointed conferees.
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London, FeD. ia telegram from
Portsmouth says that admiralty Inquiries
at the naval ports resulted Ia the sssur'
anee that fOrty-seyen additional battle
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London, Feb. 1880 p. m.-The gov
eTnment leader, A. j., BRlfour, has Just
announced TO the house OF commons that
the war office has no furthOr news from
the seat OF war.
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Cape Town, Feb. l6.-There Is consid-
cradle alarm at Nsauwport owing TO the
report that Boer force has occupied a
position on hill eight miles of that
town
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and blsnk Book WOfs
promptly e1seutsd IN gooo
style at THE CITIZEN
Bindsry.
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Cape Town. FEB. l6.-Genersl French
with cavalry, relieved Kimberley las
night.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-24
AbsueItos
GLORIA IN EKCELsIS DEO EFT IM TERRA
PAX HOmINIBUS BOMA= V0LuMTATIs.

gar d sus funclonarlos por los actos
que realizan.
Mas que por 10 favorable los
compatriotas que Sc encontraron bajo
la espada de la ley, ell fallo nos COM
place por la toga puerto-riquena,
que sale del proceso sin la mancha
de la iniusticla. Nosotros queremos
tribunales rectos. Los encontramos y
sube a nuestros corazones una ola de
serena algeria, no como politicos; no
como partidarios de una idea Y de
sus representatives, sino como patrio-
tas y como amantes del cr6dito de
nuestra isla.
En- cuanto al senior Lopez Ian
dr6n, que mantuvo de un modo in
superable los fueros de la justicia,
solo hemos de decir dos palabras: es
un iurista distinguido, I'm orador elo-
cuente, un entendimiento perspicuo;
y, ademas de todo ESQ, es una acti-
vidad que no descansa, un caracter
que no faquea, una fuerza que re-
siste y Sc abre paso por el impulse del
deber y del orgullo, legftimo 81 Sc
funda en- acciones elevadas y homo
rabies.
5Qu6 signifca la actitud del Sc
nor Hernandez Lopez2 nos pregun-
tan cien personals Tienen algdR al
canoe fuera del proceso y va en- ell
campo de las luchas politicas?
Nosotros respondemos:
La actitud del senior Hernandez
Lopez, reveladora, mas bien con-
irmativa de su talento, no traspasa
los hmites del salon augusta en- que
Le diera forma. Nj equlvale una
aproximaci6n, nj asi la interpret6
nadie, nj era concebibIe que asi Sc
Nuestro jefe Sc levant6 a estre-
char la diestra del tribune, porque d
a nobleza Sc responde con nobleza
gual y porque en- ese punto jamas
nos quedaremos la zaga. Despues
lie ese momento ell senor Hernandez
Lopez mantiene sus palabras y sus
nechos anteriores. Ell sefor Munoz
Rivera ratifca los suyos. ESQ es to-
10 q todo es NADIA.
Ahora, pronunciemos ell sua'Sune
,orda y dispongamonos a prosegulr
a lucha, mas empenada, mas ardlen~
,e, mas viva, por La reconstituci6n de
luestro derecho y por La salud de
1uestra patria.
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Los federales han sido absueltos.

Los federales han sido absueltos
Y como frma la sentencla ab-
solutoria I'm juez republican,, cum
plen su deber saludandole con respe-
tuosa consideration.
NueStrOs amigos, al defenderse
con todas las armas de la ley, deci-
dieron recusar al senior Presidente de
la Corte de Distrito.
Y el letrado, energico Y viril,
cumpli6 ell mandate de sus cllentes
al establec7r ell recurso con perseve-
rancia y con talento dignos de una
causa tan noble.
FL reeurso no pudo prosperar.
7 al abrlrse las sesiones ell senor Mu-
hoz en- nombre de sus companeros,
ahrm0 su confanza EN- la 'rectitud
del tribunal.
%-Sl las resultancias del iuicio
arrolan m6rltos -estas son palabras
textuales para que Sc absuelva, no
sotros estamos seguros de que los
iueces absolveran.2
Y abs0lvieron.
Claro es que Sc impuso la verdad.
Despu6s de las declaPaciones con-
tFadictorias, y de los careos triunfa-
les, y dc la prueba anulada v des-
truida, solo era natural y logica la
absoluci6n.
Pero tambi6n es claro que los
iueces PoDIAN coNDENAR. Y nosotros.
que no permitimos nunca a. las pa
stones bajas ahogar los sentimientOs
hidalgos en- nuestras almas, rendi-
mos la Corte de Distrito Ell home
naje do una consideration alta sin
ceFa.
No nos mueye la gratitud. Con-
ira Ell fallo condenatorio nos QUE
daba la apelaci6n q la corte SUI
prema; pero nos mueve ell deseo de |
dar a cada uno 10 que le correspon-
do; de practicar el sum cuique t,y-
b9endt de los Antiques.
No creemos que huelga una
menci6n especial, personal, del Pre-
sdente, por 10 mismo que rehu-
saban nueStrOs hombres admitirle en-
Ia presidential. Ell senor Ramos, ru-
do veces, en- los primeros instan-
tes, con ell defensor y contra el de-
iensor, fu6 siempre correcto, mas
adn, ben6yolo y cabalerozo con los
demas acusadoS. La DEMocRACIA lc
atac6 cuando creia justo ell ataque.
la DENocRAC1A lie elogia cuando cree
Iusto ell aplauso Y ell pals debe juz-
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mufioE Rivera. San Juan.
:, hubiers sido una mengua para nues
- poore TERRA que la ola de cieno cue
Sls'ro d usted DEM s oompsferos al
,au4ulilo de los aeussdos hublese obscu
,'Olao el hmpio sol de Ia justicia. Felicito
~ pals me felicito porque Ia bola dc
ne sc ma convertible en- puro crittAl,
F''noada pOr el ardiente pstriotismo y
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Aguadilla, Diciembre %.
DEMocRAcrA,

DEMoCRACIA, - Caguss.
Entusiasmo immense por noticia ab
'oluclon Mufioz y comPafieros. APretado
aoraEo para todos en- nombre patria = jas
Aaa' Viva n1estro jefsl
Nioanor Pima, Jorge G G,ICfn, Jesus
hi.'teVes, Segundo L2sells, ,Segundo Laselt,
Norberto B1sea, Jose Yumet, 3 gundo
OOo'on, Mariana Castro, Leoncio Vidal,
6o'rnardino Villsnueva, Santiago Bossio
nsch I'd, Ganaro s alas, Ambrosio Alva
~ Monaerrate Visbal, Martin Medina,
aqalllno Castro, Ramon Suarez, Juan
aoeVado, Eduardo Marin, Arturo Mariu.
nf'aro Marin, Isidro Rosa, Juan Angel
rodriguez, Tomas Medina, Gayetano Ce +
pSsnO, lsidro Campres, Manuel Tandin'
SSOnlDgo Visbal, Juan Rubio, Gerardo
babasa,
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Hamscao, Diciembre %.
OEMoCRAc1A. Csguas.

Esta tarde eelebrsremos IA .nlfesta
ci6n en- honor de Mufloz letrados de
fensoree por haber obteuido fAllo absolu-
torio. Reina inmepso entusiasmo. Co.
municar6 detalles oportunaments.- Cor
responsal.
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Carolina Pto. Rico.

Carolina ITO. Rico.
Mufioz Rivera. San Juan.
Enviamos d Vd y demss amigos
enthusiastic felicitacion por falIo abso
lutorio.
Font, Garcfs, Benitez, Pedro Perez,
Gimenez. Pedro Quero, Carri6n, V. Gar.
ola SaIgado, B asiiio Pifieiro, Hemeterio
Moreno. Ignacio Otivero, Parriedo, Oil
vero, Nicanor Rivera, Valentin Escute,
Severe Esout6, Jose Mogios, Timoteo
Olivo, Nioasio Serrano, Casablsnoa, NAL
pioa, Alexandra Garcia, Manuel Suarez,
Alberto Villamil, Marcos Calder6n, Ma
nolo Gonzalez, Atanacio Monge, Cecilio
Andino, Carlos Gimenez.
Via San Juan, Dorado % Diciembre.
Mufoz Rivers. CagusB.
Felicitamosle caluross 1ente por gran
triunfo obtenido o6lebre eauss. Una pa
gina mas para vuestra glorioaa inmacula'
da historic. a.-Comite federal de Dorado.
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EmpeGsmos publican los telegramas
foeibldos, auuque no todos, porque mu
ohos aon puramente una demcstracion de
atscto personal, sin aloanoe polftico. Cree
mos conveniente suprimir en- esos despa-
chos ouaIquier Erase que pudiera m 1tif
car nuestros adve' arios.
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ADHESION Y SIMPATIA

sublimes valor nobleza que alderman d
usted de ana manera insuperable. Mi ca
rifioso abrszo para usted y demas comPa
fieros. = Cells.
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Ponce, Diciembre a..

Mufloz Rivera. San Juan.
Mi felicitaei5n para usted demAs
procesados absueltos y mi graft nd los
letrade Lopez Landr6n y Hernandez Lo-
peg por tan brilIantes defensas. -Guiller.
mo Schuck.
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San Juan % Diciembre.

Sen ora de Mufioz Rivera, --Caguas.
La justieia como siempre triunf6.
Mufiox demostfo inculpabilidad y ssf 10
reconoci6 tribunal. Mi familis 20 fell
oft lmos usted sinceramente. - Roma1.
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Carolina Pto Rico

Mufloz Rivera.
Felicito Vd. de ooraE6n por haber
sido absueltc en- la caasa del IA Septiembre.
Des6ole mucha saiud para blen del pals. -
Francisco Maria Cast
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-24

la verdad triunfa en- proeeso polftico, por
Yenlr paitido federal, que es porvenir Puer
o-Rlco, ,estara asegnrado y la gloria de clio
correspondent rrincipalmen d So labor,
talento = energfa.-Mendez Cardona.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-24

Aguadilla, Diciembre %.
Muf1oz Rivera. San Juan.
Nuestra felieitaci6n mas enthusiastic
por Ell f lilo del proceso. iAdelante, pa
triota! Simeon Rivera, sa tisgo Boscio,
Reichard.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-24
Arecibo, Diciembre %.

Arecibo, Diciembre %.
Mufioz Rivera. Caguas.
Ha triunfado Ia justicia. En- nombre
oomit6 obrero federal en- el nuestro, fell
citamoa listed y demAs distinguidos co
rreligionarios en- ell proceso celebrado. Ha-
Gem extensive felieitaci5n abogados de
fensores. Marin, Gonzalez, CIavelin, Olmo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-24

Areoibo, % Diciembre.
Mufloz Rivera. Csguas.
La justicis sc impone sdu. FehcitAmos
le cordiaImeI por su al s ,lueion La de
los demas compatriotas. Por iuventud
federal: Csr.os Perez Avil6s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-24

Arecibo, Diciembre %
Mufioz Rivera. Csguas.
Algeria inmensa todos por fallo que
SO imponfa. Aun hay ...... Gomez.