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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
LETTER FROM BRUNSWICK
Will Defeat tho Amsn7ment by 800
Demoo' ats viii vote Against 1t.

VIII Defeat the Amsndment by 800
Dsmoc' ats Will vote Against 1t.
A friend r. whom we sent bundle
If CAUCAsIANs. writes: received the
copies apd distributed them amoue
ny friends. Democrats say they
would ike to see the amendment and
lection law and hear them discussed
N q fair, reasonable way; for that is
the only way to get the truth of them
1t will do good 10 let them know how
the machine has aud is still trying TO
deceive them. F,ur of the men
gave copies to. like it and will sub
scribe in few days.
The peorle of Brunswick surely
are aroused as never before. They
begin to see how they were deceived
two years ago. They have seen thai
The machine lied to them. Now
they mean to strike for liberty. and
see that it is not stolen or forced
from them by the machine, backed
by red SHIRTS.
There are men here who never
voted anything but the Democratic
ticket, who say, their party is ruined
forever, as it's leaders have openly
confessed their guilt Of the Charge
made against them in 81, SO and SO
which they then 30 bitterly denied
even the most ignorant sees it. The
most despirate Democrats admit
their defeat in this county. Some
say 200, s,me 800. but predict that
it will be 500 or 800. But Democrats
base their hopes in other parts Of
the State where they can steal anG
count out enough votes to make uE
for the thousands of Democrats VIII
will vote against them or not vote Al
all. But / take it, that there are toe
many good honest Democrats al
over the State like here in Bruins
wick county, for Simmons and hi
band of robbers to steal their way
into efire this time, by the howl o.
"nigger." For we white men in
tend TO vote and have that v t.
counted or make it very warm FOL
those who refuse to do so. We real'z
that this is our only chance as whit
mep, even, to indure liberty in thi.
Safe in the future. according to tn
amendment and the machine which
the election law proposes to en-
thrown.
In conclusion, will say l believe il
voting for principle, but how Cal
va do this when We can't vote
There is SO much rascality and dis
honesty snd enfsirness wrapped d
in the amendm emit and election Law
that / do not believe honest, christian
men will vote for j.; and hence.
expect it to be voted down by 81
over whelming maj ority; old Bruns
wick will do her part. c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
OUR MAN ABOUT TOWN.

Raleigh is good little city. But for
the people. it would be no city, hardly
And but for the ladies. 1t would be
nothing only a deserted battle ground.
1t Is q good thing for spring to come
so our young people can yet out and
cheer the old bachelors. grass widow
ers and young bloods. Nothing Is pref
tier and better and sweeter.
Did YOU see Gov. Thompson Chanting
Rev. Mr.. Aycock on the streets the
other day? don't understand this thing
OF Methodist steward leading a Bap-
list preacher around. Wonder IL they
took brend and wine together? No
doubt. People get mighty liberal In
everything. but in politics.
want to be squirrel feeder when
Cy gets In. I'm q friend to both, for
don't know whose hands I will fall
into yet. would rather be In the Gov
ernor's hands than In the penitentiary.
But this as was going to say, is q
clever town.
There was a western fellow down
mere last week, and he saw q sight. He
never saw 1t before. II was a red head
ed negro. After he begun to think
about 1t, he said this hair business was
a strange thing, anyhow. How the
same rations could produce different
colors Of hair. And the same earth diff
ferent fruits: sour and sweet girls.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
CRAWFORD IS unsEA1Ep.


And Psarson SEATED BY Vote Of Ire to
1s7-Exeiting Dsv.
The contested seat IN Congress
from the Ninth District between
Pearson and Crawford, which has
been hanging are for some months,
was settled last Thursday, May 10th,
in favor Of the contestant, Mr.. Pear
son, by . vote Of l29 Co. Pearson
and 127 for Crawford.
1t was an exciting day. Many peo-
pie are reported as being present tn
see how it would terminate. While
it was believed Pearson would be
seated, yet it was qp""''"n as to
What the vote would be.
Tae fact that there were some ir
regularities in the election OF 1898
in parts Of the Ninth District, was
vouched for by the Democratic leg
islature which convened in Raleigh
in 1899, in the unseating of two
State Senators and seating two Dem.
'crats. That political sword seemed
o have had two edges. Whether il
'hould be made to cut two ways, is
me disputed question. Republicans
say eyes," while Dem ocrats say "no. "
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

THE GREArEsr EVIDENCE Of the
dangers of cholera m0rbus, dfarriioea,
and dyssntery ia the inorease in the
death rate during the summer NJ onths
You cannot be 100 careful, and pAe5.eu-
Tar attention shonld b. paid to the
diet. A supply Of PAIN KILLER should
always he at hand for it can he relied
on at all times as safe sure and speedy.
A teaspoonful will cure any Ordinary
o"se. Avoid substitutes, til, re lie bat one
Pain-Kiiler, Perry Davis. Price 25 and
800.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
q % voarw o. PaGsGsra

For SOC vnvfh Of uoVk. We ~ ~.
ing away Wsfches, Ricy elss, Rsvfr0
Nsohines. Gsns ~. "a 70 isspa6Oso
our papsy. PAsTIhE. high ele0 %.
Illustrated family pspSv NJ iron 10 - =
,sves paees; - 20 10 eols0os g
rhoios Good escv'ss. Lisesstsvs, Ar
Homer Lsttsss Of Travel In YosvteS
Lands 20. 20. And al zoe hsvs -
do ~ sst % worth Of peesesss 10 -
eet - subscribers ~ 1oc sooh- 800
Toe In stamps for foil psvtteslssa. Neg
isssof peesepfs snd our pepss, pAs-
TInD for siI months. il, sftss beesfoG
from % you 6sd our stsisDsst sstvue
Ws vill return yoer Money sse 80
tirus sks rer
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17


Aycock's Democratic "Circus" has
commenced its canvass Of the State.
. was here on Saturday. 1t had been
very largely advertised. great prepara-
tons had been made. the day was fine
and big crowd Of the yeomanry of
Currituck, Camden and PerQuimans.
as well as PasQuotank, were expected
70 turn ont en- masse. but they did not
IL was a disappointment--the attend
ance was notably small. The common
people In this section do not appear to
o enthused over the amendment. Iney
remember that the Democratic orators
FOOLED them two years ago and do not
care to be fooled again.
Mr.. Aycock was the "star' speaker
We are ACQUAINTED with him, and
personally like him. He has ability
ne poli+'col snnaker. and an ora
tor is an ADEPT in making "the worse
appear the better reason" He wants
70 he Governor and he wants the
office bad. Whether he gets there
or not depends on the votes counted
for MN. Wen have few remarks
ereafter.-The North Carolinian.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
A LIFE AND DEATH FIGHT.

Mr.. W. A. Hines Of Manchester. Ia,
writing OF his almost miraculous e.
"spe from death. says" after
measles induced serious lung trouble.
which ended in Consumption. I had
frequent hemorrhages and cougbeh
night and day. All my doctors aaid
I must soon die. Then beg.n to use
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. which com pletely cured ne
I wonld not be without it even IL II
cost s. 90 q bottle. Hundreds have
used it on my accommodation and oil
say il never fails to cure Throat. Chest
and Lnrg troubles." Regular size Soc
and LOO. Trial bottles free u oil
Drug Stores.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

The "Menagerie," at Newberu
had $50 in all. men and women out
TO hear them. The Graded school
was dismissed 50 the children could
hear the "neero'' war whoop, and to
give the Journal q chance to report
| 900 present.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

Rv taking the SFAROARD AIR
LINE RATLw RI the Confederate
Reunion 1T louisville. tho old vete
rams con see the hattlefields ~ Garvs-
Vile. RinoCold. Tunnel Hill, Rocky
Face, Dalton. Dug Can. pesara. Adairs-
Vile. Allatoona. Rio Shantv. Kenne-
shaw Mountain. RnfY and Smyrna.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

We notice an excellent article agafnst
the proposed constitutional amendment
I'm last week - Siler City Messenger.
signed by T. r. Fowler, OF Burlington.
NJ Fowlo" fo-un~lv livod IN Cbo.hnr,
and Ia well known around Pttsboro
He has been Democrat all his life
and II as much in favor Of white sn-
premacv rs any man but he does NOT
favor this dishonorahle wav Of coming
nj it-taking ont the hest clnss Of color
ed men md leaving the worst and jeon-
ardizing tie suffrage OF the poor white
man
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
EX-PRESIDENT CLEVELAND ON
COLLEGE TRAINING.

Ex-President Cleveland, IN the forth
coming CO.. ge Mans Nu,n -r Of he
Saturday Evening Post, discusses the
oft-asked question: "Does a College Ed
ucation Pay?" and makes ont a strong
case in favor Of giving yonng man the
advantage Of university training.
double number are: President Patton.
Of Princeton: President Jordan, OF Lee
land Standford: President Butler Of
Colbv: President Angel, OF Michigan.
end President Mcclure, of Lsk. Forest.
The fiction features are by Ian Mac
laren. Jesse Lynch Williams. Charles ".
Flandrau, Stanley Waterloo and ". L.
Alden.
The College Mans N,m1er ct the Sat
u,day Even;ne Pos: will be On nj, news
.tart. Nav oiAa
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

The Old Veterans are dropping off
rapidly now and none wants to fail to
meet his comrades at the Confederate
Reunion at Louisville, May s0th-June
3rd, specially when the rates are 40
'ow as they are by the SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

Write to l.. Allen @. p A.. 8. 4.
l.. Railway. Portsmouth. Vs., for full
descriptive pamphlet giving all infor-
nation as to Confederate Reunion 1t
Louisville, May S0th-June ard.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

Tickets on sale for the Confederate
Reunion at Louisville. XIV, May S0th-
Tune srd, nv the SEABOARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY May 7-28-29th.
good to return until June 9Th, inclu-
1.-Two
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

Col. waadell, OF massacre famo,
attended the race Convention In
Alabama. He learned some good
things while there II hs would Just
practice them.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

See your Agent for rates, schedule,
time and all information concerning
the Confederate Reunion 1t Louisville,
Nay 30th-June 3rd. by the SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

Have yen any pain, or ache, or weak
nessf Does your blood show that tt
contains impuritiesr Are you nervousl
Do you lack snap and activity OF
mind and bOdyr Are you easily tiredi
Have yon lost ambittonl 10 there any
unnatural drain upon the systemr 10
very organ performing its proper
junction. In other words: Are you q
perfect strong. active, vigorous. hesIty
Happy man or womanf II not, you
should not delay one day before you
consult J. NEwToN HATHAwAY, III
DSOnth Broad ~ Atlanta Ca
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
Quite Possib

Profeesor.-In which Of his battles
WAS Gustayus killed.
Student-I think it was in his last
one.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
M1I1Mzc;Mssssss''.11s'aais,

POSITIONS GUARANTEED,
Under $4,000 Cash Deposit
Rail- road Fare Paid
Open ell year 10 Both ssxes Worry Cheap Board.
0serg1a-AlsbaHaB business College,
kasen, 0serotA
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

The fruit crop this year 10 report
Cd "a indicating the largest for years.
OF all kinds Of fruit, from blaekber-
ries up.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
WANTKn.

Rsiisbls nan sos MsRsssv % Dsssso
0ffias ] Wish "a opss ls sh,s visistty.
1Nod ecerirG fes sa sesvesfta seoB
nan Kindly mention this papss w.
A. r. nosnss,
CiDciaanft. a
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

The Bingham baseball team started
South yesterday on q playing tour.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

The hospitable Kentuckians have
prepared thrilling program for the
Veterans VIII, go to the Confederate
eunion by the SEABOARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY May 30th-June 3rd
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

The SFA BOARD is the hattlefiId
ronte +" the Confederate Reunion at
Louisville, Nav 3O+h-Inne 3rd.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

The sweetest pleasure is that of i'm.
parting pleasure.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

Dewey, it's said, has learned one
thing, and that Is q very short
SPEECH.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

Never hove 20 atone for the evil
you have done By the good ron intend
to do.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
Another .Reason.

9. ID. TURNER
Hillsboro, n. c., May II. 1900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-09

entire Coy 40 metros solamente. las
proporciones de sus memories detalles
han sido tan bien calculadas que Sc
ven sus praderas blandamente cndr-
ladas y verdes; sus bosques de abetos;
sus dehesas costeando precipicios; sus
atlas montanas rocosas, que con su
Illusion de cumbres soberbias, prpducen
en- el viajero la impression mas deli
eiosa.
De los flancos de la montana adolf
nados de una vejetaci0n realmente al
pima, surge una cascade de 80 metros
de altura, cuyas aguas, rompiendose
sObre las rocas Sc pulverizan refres-
cando la atm6sfera, y dando nacimien
to q un pintoresco y muRmurador ria
chuelo que atraviesa la aldea. Esta
cascade que lanza cuotidianamente
,cuatro millones de litros de aqua, es
uno de los mayores encantos de la al
dea suiza, y ha de ser dnrante el We
rano unO de los ClOaS de la Exposition
Sobre todo, despues de un dia de
cansanciO, viendo monumentOs y pala-
clos soberbios, venir por la tarde a des
cansar q uno de los deliciosos chalets
de la aldea, q la sombra de copudos
abetos , a respirar una atm6sfera me-
jor, es indispensable.
A la izquierda de la Aldea, Sc le
vanta una confterfa espafola que ven
de sabrosos bizcochos; una lecheris
sueca, en- donde no echarfa de menoS
ning1n yaboucoeno los quesOS del pats
Y donde sc hacen unas matthias que ST.
chupa uno los dedos; una panaderia
alemana; un pabell6n anexo de los
Estados Unidos donde podeis tomaI
un lunch, y una ofcina, en- donde yo
escribo ahora, y donde escriben mu-
chos, en- cuya oficina hay {como en
otros muchos sitios de la ExpOsici6n
buz6n de correos para echar las cartas
y oficina telegrafca, desde donde que
.ridos lect0res del BoLETIN, 0s cOmu
nicarfa mas rapidamente mis- impresio
mes, 81 no estuviera tan escaso de
frances.
On. DUCROT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-09
La paz en- Venezuela
EL "MOGHO
PRISIONER0
SU ENTRADA EN- CARACAS

En- un combate librado ell % del
mes tltimo entire las tropas del go
biernp venezolano, acaudilladas por Ell
general Davila, y las rebeldes al mando
del general Jose Manuel Hernandez,
-EI MochO, fue hecho este prisiOnero
de guerra, segun dijimos oportunamen-
te q los lectores, y conducido q Cara
cas-.
Ell mencionado caudillo, que fu6 cap
turado en- las inmediaciones de Tierra
Negra, ha venido fgurando, desde
mace 80 amos a esta parte, en- numero
sas revoluciones tramadas en- Vene-
zuela contra ell poder c5nstituido.
Desde ell banc0 en- que hacia Su
aprendizaie de carpintero descendi6 al
campo de batalla, sintiendo en- su Pc
cao los resquemores de la ambici6n.
Ell MochO recibi6 ell bautismo de san.
gre en- 1868 en- la lHcha que arrebat6
el pode- al general Falcon. Algo mas
tarde ingres0 en- prisiones por haber
combatidO contra ell gobierno de Guz-
man BIanco. En- 1896 fu6 Nueva
York retornando al a1io siguiente q
Venezuela dOnde Sc dedic6 de lleno a
la polftica, siendo proclamado candi.
dato y Presidente del partido naciona-
lista
Ultimamente cuando el general An
drade fu6 sustituido en- el pOder por
ell de iguaI categorfa militar CiprianO
Castro, q consecuencia de un disgusto
habido con este, lauzose EI MOchO nue.
vamente al campo. Nuestros lectores
saben las derrotas sufsidas en- este ill
timo tempo por eI general biografado.
EJ MochO entr6 prisionero de guerra
en- Caracas 81 81 de Mayo anterior.
Iba en- coche, custodiadO pOr fneizas
del ei6rcito. 81 actual PreSidente, &c
geral Cipriano Castro, presenci0 Ia lie
gada del caidO desde IN balloon de la
Casa Amarillo.
~ mDonsecuencia de la captura del Mo
cto es el haber presentadO los Iebeldes
estos Iiltimos dias, considerable nhme-
TO de armas y municiones.
En- Venezuela hay paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-09
OTR4 CIRCULAR
De la Tesoreria de
Puerto Rico

Seg1n la Circular ndmero 8 de la
Tesorerfa de esta :sla, las contribucio
mes lie Rentas Internas sobre f0sfosoS,
mantequilla lie "oleomargarinan y ba
rajas, Sc pagaran, a no ser que va Sc
hubiesen recaudado por todos los f6s-
fOrOs, mantequilla de "oleomargarinav
y barajas fabricadas en- Puerto Rico 8
lmportadas en- Puerto Rico, mediante
la fijaci6n de sellos de fenta interna q
raz6n de un d6cimo de centavo sObre
cada GAIA de f6storos conteniendo Sc
tenta y cinco palitos 6 menos, J sobre
caias de f6sforos conteniendo mas de
setenta y cinco palitos Sc aumentaran
los sellos de un decimo de centavo en-
proportion al exceso del ndmero de
palitos: sobre mantequilla de "oleo
margarine" ra26n de dos centayos
por cada libra; y sobre barajas a raz6n
de veinte centavos sobre cada paquete
de baraja.
Todas las existencias actualeS de
f0sforos, mantequilla de "oleomargari
na" y barajas exruestas al p1blico pa
ra la venta a, detalle deben de lIevar
puestos sellos de renta inIerna, adhi
ri6ndose a cada GAIA, envase 6 paquete
el sello 6 los sellos correspondence.
Para toda existencia de f0sforos,
mantequilla de "oleomargarinan y ba-
rajas en- sus envases originates y Gesti-
nados a expenderse al por mayor, la
cantidad que requieren de sellos de
renta interna habra ..de comprarse y
guardarse en- possession de su dueno 8
de la persona encargada de tales exis-
tencias. Con cada yenta de dichas
existencias ell vendedor ha oe entregar
ell n1mero correspondence de sellos,
los cuales deben distribuiIse por el de
tallista entire las cajas, envases 8 pa
quotes, fjando en- cada uno ell suyo 8
los suyos antes de exponerlas q Ia
venta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-09
NUEVA YORK

namita en- varias parties de los cimien-
tos del edifciO citado.
Posteriormente otra carta anLnci6
que serfa volada la casa de un Co.'s
pfcuo pnlftico. La noche que Sc reci'
bio la carra Sc compfob6 que estas no
eran vanas promesas de los anarquistas,
puesto que Sc quem6 nm policfa al ex-
tinguir la mocha que communicable con
una bomba colocada en- una yentana
de la casa de Paul de Oassagnac.
Esperamos que Sc adoptaran precau
clones para protejer a los visitantes 4
la Exposition de los actos que estos
anarquistas proneten.
El gobierno. confia en- que no suce-
dera NADIA que atemorice a los visitan
ties de la Exposition, y para clio repito
que Sc han adoptado las disposiciones
mas acertadas, habiendo descubierto
un acto vandalico para hacer caer el
volante y dinamo de la maquina elec-
trlca de 1900 caballos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-09

La aIdeG suisa, para mi gusto, es de
10 mas pintoresco y encantador que
tiene la Exposition.
Es una aldea cuyas GALES estan ador-
nadas de elegantes construcciones,
cuyos modelos han sido tomados de
los diversos cantones de la rep1bica,
donde los habitaEtes de la antigua
Helvecia Sc dedican a los trabajos de
industrias variadas. Els una Suiza en-
miniature 10 one ALI Sc We, que repre-
senta de una manera fiel y pintOresca
sus belIezas naturales y sus tfpicos y
elegantes chalets.
Aun que la altura del circuIo de
montafias que forma el horizonte oscila
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-09
ESPANA
Y LA A R GE N t | N A
Sc acentua la
aprcximacion
TrdtadO de amiStad
Y COMERCIO

Ell 26 de Mayo dltimo, seg1n leemos
ell los telegramas que publica La prensa
del exterior, celebraronse grandes fies-
taS en- Buenos Aires, que Sc prolonga-
ron algunos dias en- conmemoraci6n del
aniversario de la independence de la
Rep1blica del Plata.
En- dichas iestas tomaron parte los
espanoles residences en- aquel pals,
mostrando de este modo su reconoci
mlento & los argentinOs por haber sidO
suprimidas del himno nacional algunas
estrofas mOrtificantes q Espafla,
En- un banquete recientemente cele-
brado pr0nunci6 I'm discurso objeto de
grandes aplausos por parte de argenti-
nos Y espafoles, don Manuel Lafnez,
director de El Diario", y uno de los
periodistas mas escuchados en- Ia ex-
tensa region del Plata. El senior Lainez
die, entire otras cosas, 10 siguiente:
Espana Y la Rep1blica Argentina
son paises que Sc necesitan y Sc com.
plementan: ell distanciamiento, mas que
un error serfa un atentado, y por ESQ
deben ser atendidos los justOs reClamos
de Espana, que despu6s de darnos me-
dio million de sus hijos, nos piden tam
bi6n un POGO de hospitalidad para sus
industrias.
Pasadas las primeras expansiones,
antes que el viento bore promesas y
anhelos, hacfamos vOt0s p0rQue este
acercamiento cuede marcadO por un
Tratado da amistad y de concrete, fun
dido en- molde nuevO, y que de a Espa
ma un sitio de pTeferencia, Y 4 nosotros
una prOlongaci6n del proriO pals en- el
continente europeOn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-09
.TRoPAS MOscoVITAS
DIspUERTAs ALA LUCIA

Los dltimos despachos recibidos
respecto q la question ruso iaponess
|dicen que una parte de Ia guarni-
cicn de Port Arthur esta dispuesta
para embarcar al primer movimien-
to aggressive del Jap6n
Toda la atenci6n de Europa esta
fila en- los sucesos que So desarro
Ian en- ell Extreme Oriente y, en-
particular. en- la question surgida
entire Japon y Russia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-09
RUSIA BIEN PREpARADA
NO HARA Case Al JAPON

Causa extraordinario asombro en-
Europa ell nGmero de elementos de
guerra que posee Russia en- Ell golto
de Petchili y en- todo el Mar Anna
rillo.
Creese, pues, fundadamente que
ell gobierno moscovita no Sc dara
Dor advertido de la intimaci6n que
ie hiciera Ell japones prohibiendole
desembarcar tropas en- .cualquier
punto de la costa de China.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-09

T'emores q desgrGciGs.-InStGtGciOn
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description.
Hemos sentidO temorcs, porque to
davfa viven en- ell mundo seres desgra-
ciados que no gozan sino en- la destruc-
ci6n. El anarquismo ha pensado que
NADIA mas q prop6sito que una Exposi
ci6n para reverdecer sus negrOs y iris
tes recuerdos y ha tratado de atemori-
zar; pero sin resultado, porque la vi
gilancia de las autoridades es estrema-
da. ell honor de Francia estriba hoy
en- que no presenciemos un espectaculo
que alejarfa mucha gente de Paris.
Hoy 10 de Mayo es la fiesta de los
obreros, pero no ha sucedidO NADIA de
particular. Francia atiende mucho 4
los obreros J las grandes fabricas, como
demostrare en- la pr6xima carta, resuel-
ven pacfficamente las mas hondas cues
tiones sosiales por procedimientos de
gran equidad y justicia, aplicando la
instruction J los sueldos prOgresivos.
Las autoridades hace tempo que
estan sobre aviso porque Sc han suce.
dido los an6nimos. Uno de esos an6,
nimos decfa:
"En vez de prostituir q Francia,
procurandO satisfacer los apetitOs sen
suales de las classes adineradas, debe-
rfais proVeer las necesidades de mi
lIones de franceses con ell est6ma go
70 q No co conaanfiY1 nlla az Ilave
cabo vuestra Exposition, y no dispo-
n6is de su6ciente policfa para impedir.
nos voIar vuestros palacios de escayOla,
uno despu6s de otrO. Aun ahora nues-
tros hermanos trabajan en- las Obras, y
est5 amenazadO de muerte vuestr0
monumento de marmol para las bellas
artes. Nosotros no cOnsentimos que
exhibais cuadros y estatuas do mujeres
desnudas. Queremos pan ~
Una investigation Immediate condu-
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