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throat. weak lungs. bleeding lungs. and
kindred affections. which. if neglected OF
badly treated. lead up 10 consumption. u
YOU ask fof W. picrcc's remedies and the
dealer won't supply you, SC tc auoshct
s;prc. Sour health is cf greater import
aucc than any extra ptchi he may make on
the substitute. The imitation substitute
can no, initiate the cures. Dr. Picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery Is absolutely
non. alcoholic aud non narcotic. II can I've
safely relied upon by temperance people.
II is not only the safest but also the
surcst remedy fof the stomach. blood.
throat and lungs.
"My wife had severe attack of picufisy and
iurg truaiic- writes Abram rrcer. ESQ. OF
RCsk iy-itisc Green Co. Ills. The doctors gave
her up 10 die. she ccrimerced TO take Dr.
rierre's Golden Medical Discovery. and i'm.
pfuyex from, the first dose. ny the tir,e she bad
taken eight cr ten tSc,sies she was curej, and u
wss the cause 81 large amount iscinx sold hcre.
I think the Golden Medical Discovery, Is the
bess medicine in the world for lung trouble"
For u oue.ceut stamps TO pay postage,
You can get ffec copy of the Common
sense Medical Adviser. work Of iccs
pages. Cloth bound u stamps. Send to
Df. X. v. Fierce, buffalo, N. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08
I,ONsLST NuTI,E

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department. ~ she Inicrirr. tui,ri states
Land pHirr. puCblD. Colorado. Jan. ts. IsyA
\ Sufficient contest afiidavtt havtra I-sru
Glusi IN this UiflrC by Miiiiam :. Wt<kauip.
curicstauts AGAINST Iiultpr culture entry No.
LsSt made Aptil ilth. isgN f1t 81 u Ssy'tiuu =.
Iyvuship y = Range = ". by Bpiprt =.
Nock. cnutc<igC. in which u i alleged
that the said Rutrtt :. NDck has faitei
during thc frst yssr after rntfy aud
during all subsequent years thereafter.
to- break Ur blow ~ cause 'g hv hIUkru
~ plyScsi any portion W said lanl: that h.
has faiIs.i During tho secysnd and third
years after entry aui iutine each and
evety subsequent years thereafter 10 Cyilti-
vatc tp tTttS. seeds U cuttings. suy
pOttiun Of said land; that said Land
y uUt protected by fence or Otherwise.
that said claiuisut has wholly failed tn
ply with the iluiscr culture laws upon and
hss abandoned said lsnd; that no trees are
growing thereon. that said defaults exist At
Issp
Now. therefore. said parties are hereby no-
tihcd tO appesr. rcstuud and offer evidence
truching said allcxstion at 10 O'Clock a.
March ~, isu. tcfore the register and receiv-
cr st the United states land Office at Pueblo.
Culc.
Tnc said contestant having. in a prppcr az
risvlt. Nci Nov. ~. iSP. So, forth facts
which show that after due diligence. yer-
~ousl service of this notice can not I've made.
" is hereby or,iereti and directed that such
notice I've given by due and proper publica-
tion. J. r. GDRDpN,
3'-t0 Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08
Special Sale Announcement.

Beginning Monday, Feb. II.
Gibson's Racket Store will have
special sales every Monday from
81 n. IN. until i:3U p. m. and no
goods will be offered n, special
sale prices either before or after
tho hours specified. Watch our
advertising space for announce.
mcnt Of items to bc offered at
special sale price. First announce
mcnt will appear next week and
each week thereafter.
W. II. GinsoS. Prop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08
Important Public Sale.

W. T. Russell's Public Sale of
Farm Machinery. Etc, which was
TO have been held yesterday. was
postponed TO next Wednesday.
Feb. II. On that day W. II.
Young. auctioueer. will sell at auc-
,ion 4 Self Binders, Mower, Roll
ing Disc aud other iir.t-class Farm
Machinery, Horses, Cows, Etc.
Nine months time will be given
without interest.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08
OBITUARY..

MARTIN TyAN. son ut Mr. ani Mrs. Z.
NJ. IIatsiu. dirvI ut their home east ot
,uun early yesterday morning VI pnci.
n,pria. Mar,i, VAS bright. iuislIIgen,
ch,id ut SIX years aud his death is =
rr,a, ntilic;iuu tb the family. Fun"ral
srr1iccs wete conducted hy Rev. Warren
Nsyu a; the Presbyterian church at ii
n','ir.k this morning.
The attendance ~ sympathetic friends
Waa Iarltr inclulinc the members uf tile
Eastern Star who were present as an or.
ggutsa,ipu Mr. and Mrs. Harsiu and
Mise Mattel b,'inc members cf that or
der. Ths scfruwius parents. hrothcrs
auI sis;crs have the sympathy OF many
friends.
ytryuR u. BuRSuu. aged 2. years.
,li,,i a, his home in Bccky Ford at 2.sl
=. m. Tuesday. F,h. q. The ieceased
came hcrc from flanesvillc. Ill. a year
s,,o las, October IN scarch ~ health lie
leaves a wife and one little daughter 10
mourn the loss ot kind husband aud
father. The remains were taken I" his
Jlliunis home Tuesday night. accoinpa-
pi,,i by his wife aud daughter. who have
th. heartfelt sympathy Of many friends
in Rocky Ford
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

Farmers wanting good harness
should buy OF d. II. Nicely for
you rau depend on what he tells
YOU. When opportunity offers ex-
anime the harness used by the
following parties. which was made
by Mr.. Nicely: Will Gcrbing. Mr..
Mcdonald. Il. l.. Lackcy. Elmer
Conner and W. W. Axton. He is
now making n si5 set for Harry
Badger aud $40 set for an ord
why farmer. 3iH
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

Tie W. G. L. U will NEE, with Mrs
R,ipp. Saturday. Feb. 10. at y. IN.
N.,n,,c,s pleas., hear in mind that u does
n,, take any more time or money than
many other societies. aud yet this is a
causs worthy our time and money.
Question. "why Don't Cor SEC
Topic Tor Epvot'h League next Sun:
,lay "sSeek first the Kingdom OF soi
Matt. 13:A.i6. Union meeting WIN
Juniors.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

We wish to buy number OF
Saddle Horses aud good Single
Drivers, weighing from 100 TO
100 pounds. Call Mt office of
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

For Salc-Tcn Acre Tract. scv'
en- acres in young orchard, ons
mile ives, of Fowler.
1852 JAMES TErtE. Fowler.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

4 car Of Heavy Draft Horses n.
knho & Green's barn all next week
Come aud sec them.
I. J. CGrrcHEG.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

First-class boarding by Day or
Week. corner OF 18th street and
Swink Ave. Mrs. W. q. Lewis.
3S.3T
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

Call on Geo. Gross in his new
Barber shop in Rockers new
building next Saturday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

Craig's Meat Market now dcliv-
ers orders from handsome wagon
which was purchased Of the Rocky
Ford Hardware Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

See those l5c window Shades at
Gibson's Racket Store.
Look Tor the Red Sign.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

See those 35c brcoms for quar-
ter at Gibson's Racket Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

Linolcum. Floor aud Table Oil
cloth ut Gibson's Racket S,orc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

All seasonable vegetables in
stock at the Kinney Grocery Com
pany's stores.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

Lovers Of music will not forget
the First Colorado Band will be Mt
Rockers opera house Feb. 10.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

The largest stock Of Tin and
Granitc-Ironwarc in town at
Gibson's Racket Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

Miss l.. V. Burnham, Dress
maker. over Hills Sewing Ma
chine store, solicits the patronage
Of the ladies'. 33-3sp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08
For Rent,

20 acres with house, under Catlin
ditch. Call at Enterprise office.
If
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08
shade Trees for Sale.

1000 Black Waluuts. 6 to IL
Zee; high. Price. 15c TO 25c.
Ready for delivery April l. Call
/ miles east of Rocky Ford.
o1.tf T.. l.. Swink.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

Residence Phones &c a day
Have one.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

List your property with $. X.
Herdman. Real Estate Agent,
Room 3, Kinney & Hale B'k. 36tt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

Gibson's Racket Store keeps
the Black Ca; Stockings. best in
the land. Look for tho rod sign.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-28
A HUNDRED DOLLARS A MINUTE.

The largest sum for the briefest
service recently received by the most
literally paid of all professionals, the
prima donna, was given Madame
Nordica on the occasion of her appear
ance in the concert at the Metropolitan
opera house, New York, several weeks
ago. For two songs which required
five minutes each to sing she received
$1,000, or at the rate of 800 a minute.
The songs were Grieg's Swan. and a
Serenade by Richard Strauss. The
occasion was the first American ap-
pearance of Herr Won Schuch, con-
ductor of the Royal Opera. Dresden.
Madame Nordica, among the soloists
originally announced, was taken
suddenly i'll during a performance of
Triscan und Isolde at the Metropolitan
the Saturday previous to the concert.
With her customary pluck she finished
the performance, but was obliged to
take to her bed as soon as it was ended.
There she was forced to remain until
next Tuesday, when it was time to
dress for the concert. She appeared
at the Metropolitan on time. sang her
two songs and was persistently recall
ed for an encore. Her strength not
being equal to a response she bowed
her appreciation and finally took
Madame PATHS method of positive re-
fusal by returning to the stage with
her carriage cloak about her shoulders.
Once home she found she had no
alternative but to return to the bed she
had LEFT to sing, But in the short time
OF her absence. in addition to keeping
taith with the public and adding to the
brilliance OF the concert, she had re-
ceived $1,000 for ten minutes actual
work For her first concert engage
ment, Madame Nordica. then a girl Of
sixteen, received ten dollars. Now in
the zenith OF her powers the largest
sum received by Madame Nordiea for
a single concert was $500. This latest
achievement Of $1,000 for ten minutes
eelpses even that Saturday Evening
Post.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-28
SPANIsH-AMERICAN ISLANDS.

An amnesty proclamation was an
nouneed at Manila.
Lieutenant Cilley, Of the forty-third
volunteer infantry, has died in Man
lila.
Pedro Grinan, democrat. was elected
mayor of Santiago, Cuba, without
opposition
The United States transport LOGAN
has arrived at Manila with army Of
ficers for duty in the Philippines.
b. f. Clayton, formerly vice-audi-
tor of Cuba, declares that not one-half
the frauds In the island have been
exposed
Judge Taft and his colleagues OF the
Philippine commission have divided
among them the work of making laws
for the natives.
Members of the consular corps at
Manila have made official calls upon
the new United States commission to
the Philippines.
Capt. w. A. Smith, who has jusI
returned from Cuba, declares that II
will be almost impossible for dis
honesty to exist under the reorganizet
postal system.
Gen. Alexandra Rodriguez, nation
alist. was elected mayor of Havana
over Senior Estrada Mora. Independent
by vote Of 1903 to 6,53l, The cleo
tlons were quiet
Gen. Joseph Wheeler has received
his commission as brigadier genera
in the regular army and will command
the department of the lakes, with
headquarters in Chicago.
The Post of Havana alleges tna
two men implicated in the postal scan
dal secured the signature of Inspector
Maynard to important documents
while he lay on his deathbed.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-28
NEWS o. THE WORLD.
THE CHINESE OUTBREAK.


The Boxer revolt is spreading in the
south.
Germany will send four warships to
the conflict.
Sensational reports of slaughter in
Pekin continue.
Two American ships left the Phil
ippines for China.
Britain has ordered two East India
regiments to China.
Ia Hung Chang will not go to Pekin,
despite the empress order.
The foreign quarters in Tientsin
were shelled by the Chinese.
A relief force, including Americans
has been sent to the attacked city.
Russian troops are reported to have
begun the bombardment of Picking.
The arrival of Admiral Seymour at
the capital is confirmed only indirectly.
Sensational rumors say that Ad-
mirai Seymour has been murdered in
Pekin.
The United States still seek to pre-
serve peace between the powers and
China.
Admiral Kempff in dispatch to
Washington says he has 300 Americans
ashore.
A Chefoo despatch to Berlin reported
that the legations at Peking had beer
taken.
A typhoon delays the departure o.
the ninth regiment, u. s. A., from
Manila.
Fear is expressed that all thu
foreigners at Picking have been mas
macred.
The Chinese lombard Tien-Tsin
the American legation and foreign con
cessions are being destroyed.
A Chinese attack on the American
warship Monocacy, in which a hole
was shot through her bow, is reported
Japan will send more troops, Austria
three warships, and the other powers
are hurrying men and ships to Taku.
Admiral Kempff was instructed tC
take all steps necessary to protect
American interests in China. But he
took no part in the Taku battle.
French Consul at Yum Nan Flu re-
ports that the missions and railroad
buildings have been burned except the
con sulate, which was protected by
rifles.
A Hongkong correspondent cables
that the allied fleets at Taku were
fired on by the Chinese forts without
warning. The warships thereupon re-
duced the forts and took possession OF
them. British vessel is said to have
been sunk
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-28
BoER- BRITISH WAR.

The town guard at Wakkerstroom
surrenders TO the British.
The British repulsed boer attack
at Zand river in the Orange River
Colony.
Lord Roberts reports that over 1000
stands OF arms have been surrendered
since the occupation OF Pretoria.
Gen. Louis Botha has retreated,
after making a stand against Lord
Roberts army for two days, near Pre-
toria.
Roberts is preparing final move
ment. A truce with Botha intlmates
surrender. Roberts is believed to be
in negotiation with Kruger, Beers in
the south are returning to their farm.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-28
DOMESTIC.

The republicans carry Oregon.
Chicago June wheat, Soc. Silver CO..
Northern lumbermen fear hre in the
pineries.
Reports OF damage sent cotton up
Sc bale.
A statue to Hahnemann was dedl-
Gated In Washington.
A posse comitatus is still protect
ing citizens of st. Louis.
A former Kentuckian writes from
Texas that he killed Goebel.
General Wheeler viii take command
OF department Of lakes Monday
The navy department has issued a
circular calling for bids for three
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-28
CHAPTER XXXII.
At the Flower-Show.

Ethel and Sir Oscar next met at a
tiower-show. Lord St. Norman had
expressed a wish that his wife and
daughter should both go. Ethel had
almost implored him to excuse her,
VI be would not hear OF it.
1T is not only, Ethel, that all the
great world VIII be there" he said.
but the flowers themselves are so ex-
ceedingly beautiful. You will, am
sure. be delighted
y do not like flowers" she said,
quickly.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-28

All the world, all that we are, and all
that we have, our bodies and our souls.
our actions and our sufferings, our con-
dluons at home, our accidents abroad,
are 50 many arguments to make our.
our many sins and our seldom virtues,
souls dwell low in the valley of hui
mility.-Jeremy Taylor.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-28
FOREIGN,

Most OF the exhibitors at Paris have
refused to obey Commissioner Picard's
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-31
CARFA DE- MADRID

Oay6 el poderoso sost6n de la Ha.
oieuda espaholA; es deoir, el que Sc
considerable insustituible, segtn 81 mis-
mo y gu patronO 10 daban q entender.
El cable habra lIevado a esa isla la no.
ticia de que habfa dejado de ser minis
tro de Hacienda don -RAimundo Fer
nandez villayerde. IL no han tenn
blado las cs.erasl como decfa Ell dra
maturgo EohsgaIay. 81 eonsejero pre-
sent6 ID dimisi6n; no como otras yeces,
para que no se la admitieFan, sinO re
suelto & dejar Ia poltrona, oOnvencidC
del NAL 6xito que habia aicanzadO su
tan oombatido cmpr6stito, que tanto
lie onorgulleei6 al lverle cubierto mas dc
lv6inte peoes, por el ptbllco que no es
taba en- el secretO y esperaba verlo co.
tizado en- B0lsa CON grandcs ventajas
h Que desengaho | Para gu salida pre-
text6 Ia falta de salud y necesidad dc
descanso. La Bolsa hiz0 una mueca J
tuvo On 81 primer momentO una peque
ma baja, pcro en- aeguida bo repuso
mu0has veces habia rcpetido SilVelaIi
los reporters de Ia prensa que Villaycr
de era tan necesari0 para la HaciendG
y estaba tan aidentihcado con 81, que
su salida representarfa Ia suya y la de
todo el gabinete; el prcsidente y sui
compahcros signcn disfrutando las dc
lIoias de las poItronas, reduci6ndose Ia
lcrfsis IL cambio de Villayerde poi
Allende-S -Salasar, que 80 ha 0eclaradd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-31
En- BuenOs Aires

La colonia espahola de la RIGA y flo.
rscients Rephblica Argentina, digna-
monte representada por la Camara de
OOmercio Espahola de Buenos Aires,
acaricia la idea de celebrar en- aquella
capital, una Exposition en- que Sc pom
ga de manifesto ell estado de adelanto
de las industrias y la riqufsima varie-
dad de productos agrfcolas peninsula
res, que deben tener favorable acogida
en- aquellos australes paises. La colonia
itsliana de Buenos Aires, siempre aprO
vecha todas las ocasiones para hacer
la propaganda de sus artfculos, habien-
do logrado establecer un activfsfmo CO.
mercio; Alemania, Inglatsrra y Fran
cia ven aumentar tanbien sus relaciO-
nes merc antilles y solo Espafa, en- me-
jores condolences que ningdn otro pats,
ha dejado pasar ell tempo sin hacer
NADIA PRACTICE y proYechoso para facl.
litar ell intercambio entre las dos naciO-
mes hermanas: hoy afortunadamente ell
elemento espanol de aquella Rephblica,
despierta ansioso de estreehar las rela-
clones comerciales entire ambos paises.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-31
SOCiedadeS SeCretaS
EN- CHINA

Aparte de la Association de los "bo-
xers", de la quo tanto SO ha hablado
hoy dia, existen en- aquel pals otras
mschas Sociedadcs secretas de Ia mis-
ma 6 pare0ida fndole. Il
On escritor aleman hace constar Ia
existencia, en- ell alo 1S5 antes dc
nuestra Era, de la Sociedad de los
Gorros Amarillos, la que pertcneoian
las personals cultac, hostiles a la dinas-
tia de Han. A principles del ssiglO
XVIII, cinco monies y siete mandari
mes fundaron la Sooiedad de las Lises
Blancas, con ell prop6sito de derribar
Ia dinastfa tartara de Tsing en- favor de
la antigua dinastia de los Ming, cuya
Liga fu6 disuelta en- l777. q4s
AL principle de este siglo apareci6 La
Liga del Torrente Invasor, que SO snb-
dividi6 en- las Sociedades de la 4rini-
dad, del Lotto Asul, de la Arquilla de
Orc, etc. AL prestar el juramento de
entrada, ell ne66to bebfa un vase de
sangre. .a
Los Pabellones Negros y la Liga de
las Lises Blancos, que menudOl han
hostilizado a los franceses en- el Ton.
kin, pertenecen, como los "boxers", al
Torrente Invasor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-31
LOS FUNERALES
ACTITUD De LOS REYES

A u hora en- que telegrafioi SO
acaba de recibir 'un segundo despa-
cho de Roma anunciando que os
preparativos que Sc hacen para los
funerales del rey son verdadera-
mente grandiosos.
FL Kaiser, cuando SO le comunicd
la muerte de su aliado, So eocoleri
rs pof 10 inaudito del crimen. Des-
pu3s9qued6 abatidisimo.
En- el mensaje de pesame de Ia
Reina Regente de Espafia q Ia de
italia revelase hondo pesar y deli
cado sentimiento. m
Los Emperadores de Alsmanis
y Austria y el Presidente de Ia Re.
p1blica francera han enyiado riquf.
simas coronas para sl eaiero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-31
Fl pOderio ] rio! naval
FRANCES
GRANDES MANIOBRAS

Las escuadras francesas que van a
efectuaF las maniobras navales de este
afio, representaran una de las nantes
taciones mas grandiosas del poderfo de
Francia. Tomaran parte en- dichos
ejercicios las escnadras del Mediterra
neo u Ia del Norte, & las 6rdenes res
pectivamente de los vice almirantes
Fournier y Menard, teniendo el mando
superior de ambas ell almirante Ger
vais.
Los barcos que comp0nen esa hota
son les acorazados .sBrennuss, Scan
lois1, "Charlemagne", f"Charles Mar
tel", "Janreguiberyn, "Bouvet", "Mas
sena7, "Oarnop, Formidable, "Admi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-31
Adverten

Desde mai1ana volverA 4 publ
carse este 2eri6dico en- IL forma que
tenfa antes de establecerse IL Edi-
ci6n Inglesa, que queda suspendida
temporalmente en- atencion q las
circunstancias creadas por ell CAME
de IL moneda.
Las personals que no estuvieren
conformes con la alteration 6 SO
hubieran suscripto 6 anunciado On
consideration 4 dicha parte tinglesa,
pueden reclamar de esta Admins
TRACTION Ell importe proportional de
las suscripciones y anuncios que
hayan satisfecho.
Los cablegramas seguiran publ
candose en- espafol y en- ingles.
FL precio de ls susripci6n men
sual del BoLETrN ser& ell de un do
liar.
LOS EDITORES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-31

,iQu6 quiere listed que lie ofrezca de
polftica 81 casi NO hay quien piense
mas que en- abandonar esta parrilla que
SO llama Madridi HagamOs una ex-
cepci6n, y claro es que no puede ser
mas que la personalidad del incansable
Romero RobledO, que no abandona 81
campo mientras hay donde armar ja-
leo. Hoy es 81 campe6n del catalanis.
mo, que ha vuelto & ponerse en- moyi-
miento. Vino do Barcelona una co.
mission que fue recibida en- Palacio y
present6 a la Reina un mensaje, dando
mas extension alprograma de Manresa
que conocCn mis- lectores; los exponeD-
tes han considerable que los principles
c2talanistas son el tnico remedio & los
males del Estado espanol, y pideD que
no Sc ponga obstacuio & su propagan-
| da, hacienda cesar el estado excepcio-
nal en- que se les ha celocado. Use
esfuerzan en- ese documento para pro-
bar que runcA han tratado de separar-
SO de Espaiia.
Y Ia comisi6n visitS a Romero para
pedirle gu valioso apoyo, entregandole
un mensaje para lamentarse del estado
en- que 90 halla actualmente ell pals,
que desconfia de los gobernantes, "por
creerles incapaces de consoguir la de
seada regeneration" (Son palabras
suyas.)
Gran OCCASION. va saben los lecto
res, Dor mi anterior vevista del dia 8,
que Romero ha fnndado uno cfrcu.o con
su nombre, donde Sc despachaa So
gusto; en- un elocuentfsimo discurso
I Riso una crftica duTfsima de "a situa,
lci6n ' proceso no mAssuave del regimen
VICENTE. Arremeti6 despu6s con sus
acostumbrados brfos contra Las CANA
ras de Oomeycio, y dijo:
"Lo que era una esreranza Sc ha
traducido en- I'm desengan0, p0r habeI
caido los iniciadores en- el exclusivismo,
que jamas ha servido para gobernal
Ilos paeblos, y en- eli error de renegaI
de Ia poftica mientras a hacerla Sc en-.
tregaban, en- vez de haber proclamado
como principle fundamental 81 relta.
bIecimiento de 10 perdido, Ia libertad
electoral.
|" Esa ha sido la raz6n de su fracas0
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ese principle hasta hacerlo triunfar, es