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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18

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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18
Everyday Love,

A group OF little girls were telling
OF the love each felt for her mother.
and as the testimony went on the
strength OF the statements grew, each
child feeling obliged to surpass her
mates. Finally one said positively, Il
love my mother so much L would die
for her" The impressiveness of this
declaration subdued the circle. The
climax had been reached. A wholesome
turn was given to the situation by the
quiet observation of lady sitting
near, 1t seems very strange to me
that little girl who loves her mother
enough to die for her doesn't love her
enough to wash the dishes for her,
COnGreGatiOnaliSt.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18

Three weeks later Constance Stanley
became Constance Lady Harcourte.
This time the consent of the father was
freely given. And a happier couple than
Lord and Lady Harcourte as they sailed
for their English home would be indeed
difficult to fiud.-EXchange.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18
DIR. Nc CHE HOK
Graduate Chinese Physician

Over 20 years ex.
perience in treating
all diseases of men
and women.
he guarantees TO
cure Blood Poison.
Lost Manhood, Skin
diseases, Dropsy.
Hernia, Gonorrhoea.
5crofula. Paralysis.
Rheu matism, Dis
eases of Brain, Heart.
Lung. Kidneys, Liv-
ar. Bladder. and all
Female Complaints.
All diseases cured
Exclusively by Obi
1ese herbs without
surgical op eraion.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18
The Trouble With slankin..

Il haven't heard anything from Shank
ins for long time. He went out west
and got to be county treasurer or some
thing of that kind. How was he getting
along at last accounts?'
His last accounts, / am informed,
didn't balance.'-Chicago Tribune.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18

wen you falls fun grace" said the
colored deacon. don't stay dar. but kick
'twell you get up ergin. Jonah. you rick
ollec', wuz swallered by de whale. but
bless God. he didn't stay swalleredI"-
Atlanta Constitution
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18
Consultation Free

Consultation Free
Hours:. sa. to D. m; sundays. 10 a. n
70 y. M.
OFFICE los MYRTLE AVE
on San Antonio g. NEXT Delaware Fur
niturt tore.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
/ EGATIoNs ABOLISHED.

Bogota, Columbia, Aug. l4.-Tne
decree, issued by President Ssnole-
mente. Of this republic, sbolishing all
of the legations abroad except those
at Paris, New YORK, Harvey and
psol, goes into efect tomorrow
About twenty oOnsulates in the
United Sta''s will be affected. The
swing by this action, which is for
economy, VIII be great as each minis
er received a salary OF $4,000 year.
A charge d'sffslre, will bes:..retaiued
where the tfice OF minister is abOl-
ished.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
ROSS WON III z EDA.I.
Torpedo DIVISION Will Have Target
Practice Friday.


Twenty-four enlisted men and three
officers were present a. Torpedo diyis-
lou, naval militia, drill last night. In
the prizs contest Andrew Ross again
woa the medal, which will hereafter
be drilled for every ur weeks,
Torpedo division vii assemble Ffis
Day afternoon at2:so O'Clock for tar
get practice preparatory to picking =
team Of FIVE men to shoot in Savannah
s yhmber and 4. The state pays
the expenses OF this trip and scms
crack shots will go.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
LOCAL AND PERSON AL.

Mr.. T., " Carol has returnen from a
shogt visit to friends in Savannah.
Uncle George Genn, one OF Bruins
wilk's Oldest colored citizens died at
his home in Brooklyn yesterday after~
noon, aged 80. The deceased was high
ly respected,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
oHEAr RArE To cHIoAao.


Account national encampment G
A. r., to be held in Chicago from Au-
gust ~ to September 5, the Plant
System will sell tickets at rate Of
$24.7O for round trip. Tickets on sale
August %, 26 and ~, limited for re-
turn up to and including septembers 8.
An additional extension may be OBJ
aimed by depOsiting ticket with j,iat
agent prior to noon September 2 upon
payment of fee Of 50 cents for sach
ticket presented
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
Sensational Attack Of Sensational
Publication.

In answering an attack of the Wash
ington Mirror on Col. c. P. Good
year, the Savannah News of yesterday
said.
The Washington Mirror Of August
II, has a rather nasty attack on Colonel
Goodyea-, Of Brunswick, and his i'm
proyement at the mouth of the harbor
81 tha. city. Ii also attacks Congress
man Brautley for assisting Colonel
Goodyear to get the harbor improve
ment cootrsct
The attack is of course unjust. Col
Goodyear has obtained the depth Of
ID tho bar he contracted to gsts,
and is, therefore entitled ossESney.
We do not know whether he got tn Q
depth by means of dynamite or by
dredging. It does not m Ike much diff
ference how he got. 1t. The survey
shows that The depth was there when
the survey was made.
1t is well known that very able engi-
neers hold that ocean bars can be open
cd and kept open by d4dging at much
sless cost than jetli,s can be constructed
and kept in repair.
II we are rightly informed engineers
do not take much stock in The dgns
mite plan foF deepening bars, but they
are becoming converts to the dredging
plan. The new and powerful dredges
now in use, accomplish wonders"
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
ARRESTED AGAIN.
Krsus7 swears Out Another Warrant
For But's.

Mr.. d, w. Kraass yesterday swore
out another warrant against Mr.. w. J,
Butts for selling soda water on Sunday
and he says he will 90 through the same
performance as long as Mr.. Butts dis-
peuses the refreshing beverage
According to the statement of Nj.
Krauss the city court will have 10 try
fifty two cases against Mr. Butts every
year.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15

Officers Wives Cannot Accompany
Theu to China,

San Francisco. Aug. IA. The Ninth
cavalry will sail for China Thursday
on the transport Warren with full
complement Of officers and men. No
women win be allowed to sail. Many
officers who lanned to take their FAM
lilies TO China are disappointed. A
sergeant and forty privates of the sig
nal corps have arrived here from Fort
Meyer, va. They Will be sent to
China.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
FROM SOUTH AFRICA.
Norwegian Bark Kotka Was Not
From South Anne rica,

The Norwegian bark Kotka, which
@ as towed into Norfolk with chagres
fever on board, did not come here from
South American port, but from South
Africa
The vessel was sent to sspelo before
coming to this port and LETT here after
being inspected by the marine hospital
service.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
On Trial Trip.

4 PhiIadelphis, Aug. 14-The new
United States Baul ship Alabama left
the Cramps shipgard today for her
trial trip. Experts cay he is a stsunch
lighting Draft and there is no doubt
that she will exceed the requirements
In point of speed, which is to be an
average Of 1G knots during run OF
four hours. The tr al will taks place
over the regular course eff Cape Ann
M Massachusetts,.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
TRAGIC DEATH.
Jacksonville Car Inspector Loses
His Life.

Jacksonv lie, Aug. IA Leaving his
home early yeaterday morning Harvey
w. Mabry, car Inspector for the
Plant system, bade his wife aud little
children happy ana 'tfeotlonats
good bye H went up 10 the little
cradle aud plsyfully kissed Il
baby, and as be lsst hp tolal
her he would b. home earl dinner.
Within two hours atteshis depart
ure he met his instAntaneous dss.h
under lhs whaeIs osa box oar, and
the negs vas bressn 20 the young
wife y abe was bappy With hef
ahildrsn about her sinsing and
supeuntending the early Sunday din
Ger. The sad aeeidfnt changed the
happy and cheerful home mo oos Of
sorrow and desolation
Nc, Mabry was chief car inspector
of the Plant System ), tins point. and
It was while 10 the discharge Of his
doty that he 50 trAgiOany met death.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
GOING TO DEF RoIT
Uniform RArk K. .ofP. VIII ATTEND
the Big Drill.

Brunsw cps. Uoiform R NIX X. Of P
viii wsll represent this city in the
coming big drill at Detroit Clever
Malls Ulsch, the hustIins representa-.
tive Of the Plant system, has booked
the og'etbOrpes to 60 over has Iine,
and they win leave about the a4lh. II
Capt. Newman does not 90 the Uoi
form Rank viii be undsr command Of
Lieut. Kline, ana that they win make
: good showing Is Without question.
Tue BFapswickiaus may not sntsr q
driii teagS Aqt thsS ssIk haye good
time and Advertise shis atr sxten-
sively.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
EXTRA SESSION.
Governor Beckham VIII Probably Cal
One.

Frankfort, KY, Aug. 14-Governor
Beckam is expected tocall an extra sess
sion o. the legislature at some date be
tween now and Sept. 1, to amend the
Goebel election law.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15

The ice cream festival given By Mo-
Ksndree church in Magnolia park
last night was quite a sucOssu.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
FUNERAL SERVICES.

London, Aug. 1.-THE funeral ser
vices Of England's lamented chief JUS
tice, Lord Russell, occurred today.
Father Matthews conducted the cere-
mony.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
ARE PRACTICING.

Q lite a number Of the Brunswick
Riaemen are practicing daily for The
shoot at Wayor.ss Thursday.
About forty members Of the company
will go and the FIVE best shots will enter
for the Savannah contest.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
GOOD REPORTS
News From India is Very Encour-
aging.

Bombay, Aug. 1.-THE liast Of the
cotton crop was sowed lay. Food
crops are reported above 4 average.
In Yonlan, in the SsfAatio and in
the Eastern DeocaP they are promising
In the Carnatic provinces the excellent
rains have prevailed lately.
The prospects in Beear are encourage
ing. In Rsipuuta the rainfall has gen
orally been sufficient for agricultural
purposes, save 10 few sections where
the heavy mortality of cattle has been
felt No distress is reported.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
CApTUEp ALIVE.
sad Fate Of German Lieu
tenant,

Ten r,u Aug. l4.-A private let
ter rscased at Ten TsIn says German
T, au,, ,aut Friedrich. who fell fight
ine eound Tien Tsin, was captured
aiiDS byt Boxers and capitated.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
Will Demand Enough.
w ashington.

Washington, Aug. I4.---High government of
hclals said this afternoon that the United States
will demand sufficient indemnity to comfortably sup
port the family of every American killed by the Chi.
nese
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
1 Big Time Al the Fair
Grounds Friday
THE FITS MD LEANS AGAIN.
Horse Races, Foot Races
and Many Other Inter
esting Events

$3.50
Manager Nsyman promises all who
lgO 70 tho fair grounds Friday good
me. ana when the genial manager Of
sAH Fair Association makes promise
lisis generally hepl.
( Tbe FA.s Asa not exactly satisfied
eIsh sAs result of The last game
ana sney 50 EoIas 70 tackle the Leans
again
Following i partial program:
$3.50 p. n. Ball game BY the Fats and
Lsans.
40 horse sass. handicap. entries.
40 Foot race, entries.
5 HORSE race, entries.
yarioas amusement features in con
necsion viii the above program will be
ghsble and Interesting to al who
may attend.
We hope the merchants will give
their employees an opportunity 70 see
the run. Everybody cordially invited
70 attend.
Admission o5o , oranl stand 10.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15

The jury commissioners met yester~
day and the revision Of the jury box is
nov in progress.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
Safe August 4th.

Chetoo, Aug Ia.--The legations at Pekin were ALL
safe August 4, with ten days rations Attacks have
been less numerous lately. Cen Fukushima says allies
will surely save all foreigners in Pekin. Advance
column moved twelve miles yesterday without oppo-
sition. Allies scouts now at Mathao, with japanese
in lead, and the Russians have taken the place Of the
Ninth Infantry, U. S. A., as support to japanese.
Near the Gates of Pekif1.
Washington, Aug. 14.--It is believed the allies
forces are rapidly advancing towards Pekin. Have
reached Ching Chiawan, twelve miles from Pekin, or
they may even have pushed ahead to Tubg Chow,
leaving only ten miles to be trayersed.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
ispafCh Withheld.
Washington Aug. I4.-.-The x

Washington Aug. I4-,- -Thesstate department.
is suPpressing important news to prevent trasisslon
to China. Minister WI thus cut off from source ST
information which he has been cabling to Pekin For
Tbs reason the state department refused 70 make
public the contents ofa cipher message.fron Conger
received this afternoons which it is believed gives i'm.
portant newsseoneerning conattion Of legation Dis
patch from Rsmey last night also kept secret isbe
lleyed to contain intormaton regarding strength Of
allies.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
selma I'm
EASY q
Defeated Brunswick By
Score Of IA to g.
OUR CLUB DENQpl
Got Ratified Dur;
Iy Part Of ii
Remai


BY Louis
Selma, Ala, Aug
easy thing in the
wick today as the
convey. One bad
pre- in the first pa
pletely demoraIlzs
they seemed to rsma
the entire nine inni1s
Selma has undoubt
~ the south. The 81
ported by the oitias
none. Kaphan vi
DO you blsme me
port OF tOday's gam
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
a BOMB ARDMENT.
A European Church Yard Desc
Grated.

Grated.
BAsiD, Aug. II "A Semi cAaoia
.dssPAtch from Z : TsiO, dated Aug
stb, says Russis rC,l, Woscssk hai
received adYices from Pskln announc-
ing that during the night, July slst
the bembardment q foreign legations
was resumed anaa HAs OpesA urch
v as desserated.
s4iRFk EKs AND Te
They csasS To gether at BsosssIS Yea-
terdaY
Brussels, August "A The pol
deayored to quiet the striking
here day, when gnnss
Cd Several ofFths
toasly Injured as
'''''l 49,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15
ATTACKED GOODYEAR.

Admission a5c grand stand 100,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-15

ig Consul Ragsdale has just
aisPatch y runner from Conger say
z Pekin IS more critical. Chinese
J to force Us to leave. This is i'm
s arrive" The Japanese consul also
from Pekin saying that the Chi
lsing artillery on legations.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-10

Podrfa argumentarse que existen
otros gastos como alquiler de pastos,
IN peon etc etc.; pero este en- verdad
son gastos tan pequenos, que estan de-
masiado compensados con la ganancis
que sc obtiene en- la compra del ganado
q favor del abastecedor, bastante a Gu
brirlas.
Podrfan argumentar tambien que des-
pues de la primera hora del mercado
alguna que otra vez suele bajar ell pre-
clio de la carne 80, 25 y 20 centavos
ell kilo; pero ese no es un argumento,
pues al ponerse la carne la venta q 40
centavos Sc calculan siempre algunas
srrobas mas para llegar a la baja, a fin
de acallar al publico.
7 t6ngase en- cuenta que esos calcu
los parten de la base de que IN novillo
cuesta go pesos, que es ell precio mas
elevado que sueIe pagarse, que cuando
la res que se saerifca es un buey que
ha costado 80 pesos y Sc vende al
mismo precio que ell novillo, entonces
los bene6cios que Sc obtienen son fabu-
losos.
Dfgasenos, pues, 81 es justo que OBJ
teniendo los abastecedores tales ganan :
cias, pague ell pdblico 40 centavos Ell
kilo de carne.
Llamamos, pues, la atencion de Ia
autoridad competente, para que cese de
una vez ese monopolio que Sc realiza en-
benefcio de unos pocos contra Ia CON
veniencia de toda una ciudad.
FL pueblo necesjta conner carne de-
be darsele barata; pues causa pena yer
todos los dfas Infelices mujeres que
! Sc estacionan en- Ell mercado y allf per-
manecen horas y horas, esperanto que
| ell precio de la carne baje aIgunos Gen.
tavos para poderle lleVar alimento sus
hijos.
Pero de este no Sc ocupa nuestra au-
toridad local; hay otras cosas de inte
res polftico que sin duda reclaman mas
su atencion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-10

Porque tambi6n sufrieron perdidas
de muchfsfrna consideration los hacen-
dados de cana necesitaran ampararse
igualmente en- ell Banco Territorial.
por ESQ debe fundarse este en- con
diciones tales que pueda favorecer a
todos, si Sc quiere yer despertar prom
tamente en- ell pats ell ritmo del trabajo
en- todas las formas.
Els tempo va de que los hombres de
representation del pals fjen su atencion
en- este importante asunto.
Aun hay lugar para remediar ell da-
no; mientras mas Sc tarde mas graves
seran las consecuencias.
Caminamos necesariamente Ia ruina
sino Sc ataja ell NAL con remedio eGcaz
y ese remedio no 10 consideramos tan
diffciI.
Lo han senalado va antes que nos
otros hombres de mayor capacidad y de
bien merecids reputation cientffca.
La constitution de Bancos como ell
que pedimos no es cosa nueva; por ell
contrario, es recurso usado va hace mu
cho tempo con inmediatos favorables
resultados, en- otros pafses que Sc han
visto en- iguales 8 parecidas circunstan :
cias las nuestras.
Porque no adoptarlo en- Puerto Ri
co, pals de tan hermosas condolences,
de tan ben6fco suelo que aun a pesar
de este pecado de abandono en- que sc lie
tiene, por 81 propia natural feracidad,
vuelve va q presentarnos sus bellas cam
pinas vestidas con ell lujo de su exhu-
berante vegetacion; pals de tan nutrida
como morigerada poblaci6n, cuyas re-
comendables cualidades no hemos de
cansarnos de proclamar, puesto que
llega hasta ell sacrifcio de aceptar la
muerte por hambre autes que caer en-
crfmenes desbordamientos de que qui
zas ningun otro pats Sc hubiera librado
en- tales circumstances?
~Nosotros necesitamos cumplir ell de-
Der que nos impone nuestra conciencia
llamando todos los hombres de bien
que pueden deben conjurar este con-
fiicto; porque 81, indiferentes, consin-
tieran que sc consumase la ruina de
nuestra riqueza que la miseria diez-
mara esta buena & infeliz poblacion
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-10

pueblo sin Constitution no sc puede
coneiderar que viva la vida de la oivi
lizaci6n y del derecho, sino de la escla
vitud 6 de los infelices pueblos regidos
por gobiernos despoticos 6 absolutos,
mas menos paternales, justos libe.
rales, segun ell caprlcho condolences
de caracter de los gobernantes.
Espafla nos cobijo con la misma Cons
titucion polftica que en- la peninsula
rige; nos reconocio nuestra PERSONAL
dad administrative hasta polftics, Y
cuando crefamos, q 10 menos, obtener
las mismas considerations de la demo
craoia americana, nos encontramos que,
sin ser vencidos, se nos considera como
un ej6reito prisionero a quien se les
niegan honores y merecimientos solo
sc les da. limosna
Pobre Puerto Rico p
Ha POGO leimos en- EE Repu6Eico,ao
de la misma ciudad, algo en- son de
protesta contra Ell regimen imperante.
Habran vuelto la razon estos com.
patriotas?
SSe habra hecho la luz en- 10 profdn-
do de su conciencia1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-10

mas leyeron en- Ssbana Grande la ad-
hesion del tai ttpo, un prestigioso fe.
deral de aquel pueblo nos escribi6 10
siguiente:
Sorpresa ha causado a todos yer u
adhesion de Sinforeano Quiflonez, supo.
niendolo una broma, que ridiculiza al
tai Quinonez, quien conocemos pro.
fundsmente, que may POGO 0aLe que
POGO 3 NADIA ganartanaos con tener en-
asuestras tflds; y en- este mismo coneep.
to lie tienen tambien nuestros adverse
rios.
Y ese es ell tipo que desde las eolum-
mas de E7 Repu6licoaeo Sc desata en- in
sultos 8 nuestro partido y a nuestro
jefe.
Desde Iuego que ese ardid ha sido
puesto en- practica por los republicanos
de Sabana Grande, que necesitaban un
pretexto para volver su campana de
insultos.
Desgraciados !....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-10
APOYO UNCONDITIONAL

No nos extrafIa que Ey Pals salga 4
la defensa de Mr.. Pettingill, porque
para algo sc es Unconditional; pero que
apoyandose en- informes de pc, soma q2se
10 Sa6e, afirme que Mr.. Pettingill no di-
10, que no hdb5G te1aido tempo para de-
petrar las 2orste6as, es un colmo.
Nosotros tomamos palabra por pala-
bra, ell discurso de Mr.. Pettingill, ira
ducido por Roberto Tood; 81 este 10
tradujo NAL, por no conocer ell castella-
no ell ingl6s 10 bastante para hacer
raducciones verbales, no es nuestra la
culpa, sino de Mr.. Pettinglll que no
tiene un traductor que conozca con per-
feccion ambos idiomas.
Pero que las frases publicadas por
nosotros, son las mismas pronunciadas
por Ell traductor, no lie quede al colega
la menor duda. De clio son testigos ell
gran n1mero de personas que asistio al
iuicio.
ST ell senor TODD tradujo felmente
Petingill, dichas palabras deben cons
tar en- las notas que tomaba en- ingl6s
Ell taqufgrafo de la Corte. Y aunque
estas pudieran ser ahora cambiadas
arregladas, todos los detalles del iuicio
la sentencIa Vlenen a corrobOrar Ell
dicho de que no hu6o tempo para depet-
r0r bie'a las 2orueb0s,
No hay mas que leer ell interrogatorio
de los testigos y procesados, que publi
camos sin omitir detalles, y la condena
de Domingo Serrano y la absolucion de
Pedro Aviles, para comprender, por
mas unconditional que Sc sea, que aque-
LA sentencia es de las mas injustss que
Sc oonoceu; y que ell juez que la dict6,
es un ignorante no tuvo tempo de
eranai1adr las prue6as.
Sabemos que los procesaios han acu-
dido en- alzada al Gobernador Civil,
esperamos que este ordene la revision
de ese proceso, cuya sentencia ha sido
dictada contra todo sentimiento de JUS
ticia contra TODD oonocimiento del
derecho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-10

bracera, las consecuencias del dano no
barbarian en- alcanzarles, aun ALA en- sus
encumbradas posiciones, y su conciencla
seguramente les habra de acusar por no
haber remediado ell NAL pudiendo y de,
biendo remediarlo.
ST indiferentes los dolores del pals
continuaran en- sus tiendas, pensando
solo en- la seguridad y defensa de sus
fortunas, ellos probaran que les DONNA
la fea passion del egoismo, la cual STEM
pre- Sc escuda con aquel anhelo generoso
del padre que pone TODD su afsn en-
hacer conservar la herencla para sus
hijos.
Nosotros les diremos:
La mejor herencia que podemos los
padres legar a nuestros hijos es INTEL
gencia cultivada, corazon sano, medic
perfecto en- que desarrollar sus actlVl-
dades y buenos ejemplos que imitar. ,
Pero no: nosotros creemos que todos
los hombres de valimiento del pals su-
fren los dolores de la patria. Els que no
han crefdo llegada hasta ahora la oca
ci6n de obrar, mas en- vista de la grave
dad de la situacion Sc dispondran para
la lucha y triunfaran, ST ilevan buena
voluntad en- los pensamientos, firmezs
en- las resoluciones energfa en- los pro.
cedimientos.
| Hoy, con la installation del Goblerno
Civil Sc abre oportunidad para estas
iniciativas.
ST los hombres que llevan nuestra al
ia representation Sc unen y van ante ell
Honorable Mr.. Allen proponerie los
medios para conjurar ell contlicto, el
tiene poder y deseo de hacerlo.
Vienen a nosotros los hombres del
Gobierno americana inspirados en- los
mas mobiles deseos de haeer nuestro blen.
81 los nuestros cumpliendo su deber Sc
acercan a ellos y toman iniciativas sal
vadoras; con los poderosos recursos que
tiene nuestro nuevo gobierno y la bue
ma voluntad de usarlos que manifesto,
pronto estara salvado este presente do
loroso Sc abrira una nueva epoca de
bienestar para nuestro pals.
VICTOR GUTIERREZ Y LUGO.
Juana Dfaz, Mayo de,19OO.