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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-10-19
THE COTTON The cotton raisere, this

THE COTTON The cotton raisers, this
CROP. year, are having better
prices, though the crop :s said to be much
smaller than usual. In England it is
said that it is higher than it has been in
10 years and more scarce than at any
time since the Civil war. The market
was thrown almost into panic by the
reports of the heavy damages to the
Texas crop, and prices rose 81 bale in
three days. Raw material costs the EGG.
lish spinners so per cent more than it did
q year ago and as the finished product
costs only little more, the pr fits of the
business have been greatly reduced.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-10-19

Mr. and Mrs Frank Benedict and sor
Of Danbury are visiting Mr. and Mrs j.
A, Blackman of Mt Pleasant.
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Black E1ohair Crepon
z, - ,,,~5 ;,efoaH nf Gil

A manufacturer became frightened about his
rapidly accumulating stock, and accepted
our offer. This is why we can offer you
these bright, lustrous goods at about halt
their value. There are about fifteen attrac-
tive designs from which to choose.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-10-19
NEWTOWN.

LETTER TO j. A. BLACKMAN,
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Fine UNDERWEAR1

Best Of quality, fullest Of stocks, lowest
prices for reliable goods are the foundations upon
which our Underwear Store is built. To public
appreciation of these facts is due its success.
A word today of Womeu's Undersrear.
At 5Oc-Extra fine balhgiggan vests, draw
ers and tights; medium and heavy weights;
also white ribbed merino vests and drawers.
At Sl-Heavy vests and drawers Ct ribbed
merino; white or natural; and silk-and-
cotton; also heavy ribbed cotton union suits.
At $2-Fine ribbed merino union suits; silk
trimmed; winter weight.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-10-19
BoYs' TOP COATS

We take excellent care of the little men, too
as much as we bestow on their fathers and
big brothers. We have a boys winter top
coat, of Oxford gray, brown OK blue Atwood
hiexe. Well lined, with velvet collar; will
wear splendidly. SIS, though fully worth Sc. so.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-10-19

Sick headache is cured by Hoods Pills.
Die
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-10-19

ENGLISH Queen Victoria, by the
AFFAIRS. advice of the privy coun-
Gil, issued proclamation dissc living the
existing Parliament and calling for q
new Parliament to assemble November 1.
The existing Parliament was elected In
1895 and by law might have continued
until 1902. Elections have taken place
since and the Conservatives have made
great gains. Up to October 6 AL men,
bers have been elected, whose standing
is az follows: Conservatives, 271
Unionists, AZ; Liberals, 80, and Nation
alists, Ga. There Is much feeling on the
part of some of the leaders and there are
many bitter attacks upon Mr. Chamber.
lain.
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2j.inc:1 Atwood plaids

Atwood cloths and chevict p.aids in twenty
combinations Of dark, rich colorings. Some
have the plaid outlined in camel's-hair
The patterns IRE all suitable fer children IS
school dresses. X roundup Of some small
lots makes tbs reduced price possible.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-10-19

OUR POSITION The American troops
IN CHINA. are being withdrawn
from Pektn according to the plan of our
government and are being taken as fast
as possible to Manila. 1t is proposed to
have at the Chinese capital only force
sufficient for q legation guard which will
consist Of one regiment of infantry, four
troops of cavalry. and light battery.
II. is hoped that the fairs in China will
soon be adjusted and that further
violence will not be cff,red to the for
eiRners. There will be some heavy dam.
ages for come one to pay, and probably
with the usual delay Of the Orientals.
we shall have tt. wait awhile before mat.
tiers are all settled.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-10-19

Just in time for your present
his seasons most popular fabrics &
values. These are fresh, beautiful
worth the price at which they werl
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-10-19
The OUTLOOK.


GOV ROOSEVELT Gov Roosevelt
EXPERIENCE. must think that
there ara perils in times of peace as we'll
az in war, for in speaking recently in the
presidential campaign at Victor. COL,
he was frequently Interrupted in his ra-
marks by gang of rougbs who, after
the meeting, attempted to do him per.
sonal violence. One of the mob struck
him with a stick and had it not been for
the protection of number of Rough
Riders who had been with him in the
war in Cuba, it Is likely that he would
have suffered serious injury. All good
citizens of whatever party should de.
nounce such an exhibition Of la wlessness {;
for one of our cherished liberties is the
right of free speech, and we would never
resort to violence in political matters,
even though We may not agree with the
speaker. In the United States every man
Is ruler and he ought to rule himself
first of all.
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Home of Swamp Root.
ding many of the
ial letters received
writing DR.. Kilmer
. T., be sure and
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-10-19
Good BLANKETS

Already Winter touch is in the air; and the
cooler nights suggest warmer bed-clothes. From
our unsurpassed blanket stock we choose two
especially good values for word of description.
At $3.50 a pair-The Slverton; gray:
well made and full size; 1884 in. 5lbs
At 1915 a pair-The Saxonville; good
scarlet blanket; all-wool in warp and ELL
ing; 72x84 in. lbs.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-01-11

The modern aud most effective cure
for constipation and all liver troubles
tho famous little pills known % De
Witt's Little Early Rieers.
COOK q ODER.
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Is ANTI-SOCIALIST.
Emperor William Tskes Occasion &c
Openly Denonnoe That Doctrine.

BERLIN. Jan. i1.-Emrercr William.
when receiving the reetors Of the three
technical high schools. made an ad.
dress of the highes: importance. Fo,
the frs, time he spoke openly about
socialism. saying:
Social democracy | regard as evanes.
cent. but YOU mus make plain to your
students their social and economic du.
ties towards the wo.h.ngmen."
His majesty dwell. on the growing
Importance Of the technical sciences.
asserting that German technology ac.
CURED the greatest reputation abroad.
eve in England. where he had heard.
he said, many app,eciative remarks.
Twice he emphasized the fact that men
graduating from technical high schools
exerted enormous influence upon the
development Of social questions. The
meeting was attended by a number Of
the highest government officials. the
minister Of the interior. Count Poss.
dowski-W elmer. and others.
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pany OF young married people very
PLEASANTLY last evening.

pany OF young married people very
pleasantly last evening.
Geo. Judge came up from Went.
worth this afternoon to transact bust
ness ut the county seat.
Local market: Wheat, No. /. 40; No.
:, Il. Flax. sl.35. May wheat in Chi.
cago opened at G7s, and closed nj Is.
Arrivals this evening: Ernest Sutton
and wife. Mrs. J. J. Wright, Mrs. j.
George. and Miss Holt Of Sioux Falls.
A special communication OF Evergreen
lodge A. L. and A. NJ. ,s called for to-
morrow friday evening. Work in r.
4. degree.
School lsnds in Lake county will this
year be sold on March IL. 1t is 90 ord
cred by the state board Of school and
public lands.
Wanted, 80 families at "The Maine
to buy their oyster and soda crackers at
5 cents a pound. You will also find
there other great barg lins.
F.. X. G. Gross the creamery man says
butter is 80 cents a pound in New York
and farmers who are not milking cows
now doa't know their business.
Preaching services will be held at the
Rock echool house next Sunday at 3 p.
m.; by Rev. A. &. Shepherd. at which
time a Sunday school will also be
organized.
The county commissioners are e.gag.
ed in the tedious work OF going through
the auditors accounts and records
This will be followed by an inspection OF
the treasurer's accounts.
All comrades OF Gen. Shields Post. G.
A. r.. and oil old soldiers who can. are
requested 20 attend the funeral OF their
late oomrads, A. g. Vine, at Prospect, q
30 D, M. Tomorrow. Comrade Vine
was not . member OF Gen. Shields Post
but Wa Q faithful soldier for a long Pc
rod 10 the val Of the rebellion.
All ROTATIONS In the Normal school
for this term close to. morrow. The
Model school children will be let out TO-
morrow for their vacation. Examina
tions for Normal students will be il
progress all day Saturday and most Of
them completed Monday. many OF thu
students departing Tor home on thes'
days. All the senior class has decided
to remain Tor commencement aud 20 on'
10 q magnificent body.
Robert Zimmerman OF Wentworth
Who came up TO the city on Iast even
ing's train had tho body OF tho late
Henry Noe, properly encoflined and dc
parted with Il on the II a. m. train to
day for Milwaukee. Mr.. zimmerman
communicated with the parents OF tn
deceased man and received word q
bring the remains home 70 Milwaukee q
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-01-11
CITY COUNCIL.
Proceedings in Adjourned Session E.ec,
trio Light Business Discussed
and Settled.

The city council met in al ,ourned
session last evening. all members beng
present except Alderman Nedder.
The boiler inspectors report was read
and accepted.
Bids FOR city printing were made by
The Daily Lea Ter, the Independent. aud
the Sentinel. and. on motion, The Daily
Leader was declared the official paper
Of the city, the job printing being award.
ed to the Independent.
The report OF the chief Of the tire de
partment in reference TO the hydrant on
the corner Of Washington avenue and
Fourth street. wac referred to the cleo
trio light committee and fire chief.
The electric light and waterworks
committee reported. recommending that
money sufficient be appropriated to pur-
chase meters enough TO pu. every cen
su inner OF light, except churches, on meter
rates, IA provided by ordinance: that
suitable books be provided for the com.
mittee to keep an account OF all material
used in connection with electric hight
and w%aterworke; that the committee
take an inventory OF all stock on hand
ut the present time and check up there.
after every 80 or 60 days and report to
the city council: that n mans servlcs G
be dispensed with ut the power house
that anyone using src-lamp lighte in
their places Of business be required te
DAY meter rates for the same. The
recommendations we're embodied in the
form OF q resolution and adopted. al
voting aye.
Adjourned.
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their expense. Deceased's parents ARE
well-io do. have often helped TO lift their
waywhrd son OUT OF his missor:unes
only TO hear OF him falling into others.
and now they are ready to pay the last
tribute OF parental affection IN giving bis
remains respectable burial.
A dancing party will be given n. the
opera house Friday evening OF this week
under the direction OF Mrs. Helen Holt
OF Sioux Falls, who is in the city for the
purpose OF organizing n dancing GLASS.
At the conclusion OF the party Friday
evening, those desiring may enroll their
names for a series OF dancing leesons.
| Mrs. Hollis daughter. Mrs. Hawkins,
arrived this evening and will .ass,st in
introducinehll the new dances for 1900.
Admission, gentlemen. % cente; ladles,
free. During the afternoon OF Friday,
MrsIHolt will be ut the opera house
where mothers may consult her in regard
TO organizing u juvenile class in dancing.
Supt. Biederstaedt Was making out
the semi.annual apportlonment OF state
school money and the school districts
may draw their cash at any time now by
calling on him. The total apportion
nent is sslO.93. The total number OF
children OF school age in the county is
2,s63, and the distribution per capita is
oS.3 cente. Madison draws 1893 10 ss
ito share. The apportionment looks
small as compared with former allow
ances Of this kind, but is accounted for
by the fact that heretofore the county
commissioners have been required to
make q two.mill levy in the county, re.
turn it to the state, and then it came
back in this spportionment. This two.
mill levy has now to be made BY the
school townships direct.
A. C. Vine OF Chester township who
has been suffering for some time from
Appendicitis died last night at the family
residence in that township. Mr.. Vine
was q native Of Indiana and o OF the
oldest settlers in Chester, coming there
about twenty-five years ago and has
built up for his family which 10 well
grown UP . competency. He leaves
wife and four children-two sons and
two daughters, one OF tho latter wife o'
L. Spawn, the other three children be
inc still at home. Mr.. Vine had long
beeu a member OF the NJ. E. church, bu,
recently affiliated with the Free Method
lat people, and it is expected to have
Elder Harpel OF that body present t
conduct the funeral services which take
Mace from the family residence at lao p
m. o.morrow and ct 2 p. m. il Prospec'
church.
The modern aud most effective our
for constipation and all liver trou blee-
tho famous little pills known - D
s.A rA IN>-l. Ds>>-
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CHRIS. SCauTz.
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Deed of an Insane Doctor.

HAMPTON. Ia. Jan. ll.-Dr. G.. ".
Appleby. for some years the leading
physician at Bristol. Hull county, in a
fit Of insanity killed a i0-months.old
child of Henry YEARLY of this place.
The cause Of his insanity is supposed to
be religious excitement.
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Higher Price For White Pine.

LA CROSSE. Wis. Jan. ll.-Anothei
makeup in tho price Of white pine lum.
Der has been ordered by the m~anufac-
turers. 1t varies 80 cents Throughout,
the white pine district. covering the ell.
tire Northwest.
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Camera, ns,,... D.ushter wed..

WASHINGTON, Jan. ll.-Miss Cecilia
Sherman Miles. daughter Of the Gen
eral commanding the army, and Cap
tain Samuel Reber, L. S. A.. were mar.
FRIED at noon at st. Johns church.
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White Pine Lumber Advanced.

LA CROSSE, Wis. Jan. ll.-Another
mark up in price of white pine lumber
has been ordered by manufacturers. II
varies so cents throughout the entire
white pine district. covering the entire
Northwest.
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r. II. Thirkiald. health iuep,

+. b. Thirkield. health inspector Of
Chicago, says, "kodol Dyspepsia Cure
cannot be recommends too highly. II
cured mo OF severe dyspepsia" It di.
gcsts what you eat and cures indi.
gestion, heartburn and all forms Of
dyspepsia.
CooK..&:ODEE.
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G.. II. Appleton. justice OF peace,
ClsrksburR, n. j. says, "DeWitt's Little
Early R,sers are the best pills made for
constipation. We use no Others
Quickly cure all liver and bowel
troubles.
Cook / ODER.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-01-11

dosn't cure your piles. your money vii
be returned. 1t is the most healln,
medicine in the world.
CHRIS. SCHUrz.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-01-11

Chapped hands. cracked lips and
roughnees OF the skin cured quickly by
Banner Salve, most healing ointment in
the world.
CHRIS. SCaUTz.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-01-11

A pure whiskey agrees with any food,
in fact aids digestion. Il tones the
stomach, ~increases the flow Of the gastric
juices aud % promotes strength and
flesh. A pure whiskey like Harper
Whiskey. sold by FRED KuRrH.
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NEARLY EIGHT THOUSAND.

Total 0ritish Casualties Not I~acluding
LAdysmith Losses.
LONDON, Jan. ll.-Great Britain's
Losses since the war began are fast ap-
preaching 5000. A war Office compila-
ton Of casualties shows a total Of 7,el4
LOOT killed. 1915 wounded and ash
missing. These do not include lao who
have succumbed to disease nor the cas-.
ualties 1t LAdysmith last Saturday.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-22
La deuda
de Hawaii

Ell dia 8 del corriente la Conf
sion de Relaciones Exteriores del
Senado celebr6 una session para ira
tar acerca de la deuda de Hawaii,
asumida por los Estados Unidos
cuando Sc adopt6 la resoluci6n de
anexar dichas islas.
El Secretario del Tesoro, Mr..
Gage, esta ba presen te y demostr6
la necesidad de que So le ampliaran
las facultades que tenfa antes de CO.
menzar ell solvento de la deuaa.
La resoluci6n relativa a la ane-
xion disponfa que Sc tomaran bonos
y otros tftulos de la deuda de H a :
waii hs sta la suma de 81. 900. 900;
pero Sc ha visto despues que la TO-
talidad de la deuda montaba q 600,
600 dollars mas, incluyendo las res
ponsabilidades del banco hawaiano
de economics postales.
Sc redact6 un proyecto de bill
autorizando al Secretario del Teso-
70 para solventar toda la deuda, y
la Comisi6n acord6 informarlo fa.
vorablemente.
Sc encarg6 ademas al Senador
Daniel, de Virginia, de la presenta,
ci6n y apoyo del informe de la Co.
mission en- el Senado, debiendo con.
ferenciar previamente con ell Secre-
tario Gage, para obtener todos los
detalles necesarios
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Res0luci0nes
de { stado.

Don Juan y don Pedro F. Col
berg, conduenos y representatives
de las Salinas de Candelaria y Fra
ternidad, en- Cabo Rojo; Providen
cia, de Yauco, y Fortuna, de Laias,
piden que la sal domestica sea in :
cluida en- la Orden General ndmero
IS para la imposition de derechos
de consume.
Dicen que la sal extranjera ha
sido favorecida por la tarifa Dingley,
y la sal del pals no puede establecer
la competencia. Sc encamina ell
asunto al Sr. Tesorero, para que, 81
10 permite la Ley, Sc le notifque q
los municipios del cambio que Sc
desea.
Ell Alcalde de Ponce envia la
cuenta que le adeuda ell Gobierno
Militar al Ayuntamiento por $6 842.
84 dollars, por aqua suplida varios
ediflcios, y reclama ell pago Sc en-
via el asunto al Departamento de
Guerra y sugeriendo que 81 alguna
parte es pagadera de los fondos in
sulares. que 10 envie aparte, bien
especifcada.
Ell Alcalde de Rio Grande dice
que ell Secretario Civil aprobo en-
Mayo la devoluci6n de las sumas
pagadas demas por llevar armas, y
pide el cumplimiento de la disposi
ci6n. Sc remite ell asunto al Sr. TIE
sOrero.
-Herminia Roberts, viuda de
Quevedo, de Juana Diaz, dice que es
viuda del Secretario que fue del
Ayuntamiento de Af1asco, y que atn
lie deben 16O pesos por sueldos q su
esposo, y reclama ell pago. Sc re-
mite ell asunto al Sr. Tesorero
Sc conceden seis meses de IL
cencia al Registrador de la Propie-
dad de Mayagtiez don Juan Iriza-
rry.
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Ell pueblo
Sc defende.

Ell domingo, la tres de la tar
de, Sc reunio el''Comite de defensa'',
nombrado por ell voto popular, para
defenderse contra las expoliaciones
del cOmercio. Ell orden mas admira
BILE reino en- las animadas discusio-
nes que Sc suscitaron, dando esto
una prueba palmaria del grado de
sensatez a que llegan nuestras cla.
ses desheredadas.
Los puntos que Sc trataron fue.
ron interesantes y de provecho p1-
blicO, y de sus resultadOs Ipracticos
tendra ell pueblo conocimieuto muy
pronto.
Entire otros puntos de vital int J.
res Sc acordo la celebration de un
meeting de Drotesta contra el alza
de los artfculos de Ia necesidad,
"meeting que Sc llevara q cabo en-
la plaza de Alfonso XII, Todos los
consumidores; todos los martires de
la actual situacion deben concurrir a
el, para que de una vez para STEM :
pre- Sc convenzan los que ia n hondas
perturbaciones causan a un pals, O..
por 10 menos este tiene la virilidad
de protestar, y arrojar al rostro de
los expoliadores ell resultado de sus
miserias
Nosotros esperamos que ell pue'
bio de la Capital responda esta vez
como siempre al llamamiento que os
hace la dignidad ultrajada, pero en-
la forma correcta con que siempre
nuestros paisanos, han revestido sus
actos. ALI iremos unicamente
protestar contra la injusticia y NADIA
mas.
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Aver, cumpliendo un acuerdo
del <Comite de Defensa, contra ell
Comercio, Sc personaron ante ell Sr.
Alcalde los sef1ores Rodriguez Gin.
tr6n y Rodriguez Sierra, quienes
fueron recibidos por dicha. autoridad
C con afabilidad y cortesfa. Elk
puestos los puntos que debfan tratar
ofreci6 la comisi6n su mas decidi-
do apoyo a favor. de la causa que
defende ell pueblo.
Segdn Sc dice, los americ amos,
Sc han apoderade de la isla M asba
to, dejando el gobierno de Ia misma
en- poder de los naturales. Tambien
Sc cree que Ell generalfsimo Aguinal
do Sc halla al frente de 5000 hom
bres, y que con tai motive, muy
pronto Sc librara un gran com bate.
Hace dias Sc do una orden por
el Sr. Alcalde de que todas la no
ches de session un empleado, por
turno, tomara las notas para la prem
sa. Anoche falt6 ese empleado y
no Sc han obtenido hoy las notas
que sienpre Sc nos facilita. En- vir-
tud de este, ell Secretario ha fjado
una orden, en- la cual Sc nombra los
empleados encargados de este servi.
clio en- ell turno siguiente: 10 don
Jose Franco; 30 don Luis Ledesma;
50 don Juan Valldejuli: 40 don Ma
nuel Trujillo; So don Melchor Tru
jillo; 60 don Julio Garcia; 70 don
Jose B. Quiara y 50 don Inocente
Rivera
AL Presidente Kruger Sc le cal,
cula un capital de Is millones de
dollars. Dfcese ademas que Ste eyn,
Botha, Eramus y Otros caudillos
boers son inmeusamente ricos
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Ilabandera
Itallal1aL. !
Conflicto International
EN- PUERTA
i LOS HUEfEGUIS4F1AAAS,I AS

La huelga do los mineros del
Condado de Essex, estado de Nueva
York, esta en- Was de revestir ca
racter International.
Uno de los mineros, italiano de
snacionalidad, ha pasado a Albany,
capital del Estado de NueVa York,
para pedir protection al Agente Con.
sular de Italia, signore Racceli. Es-
te ha telegrafado al <sheriff, del
Condado antedicho, contestando q
los suyo$ que tendran de su gobier-
no la protection debida.
En- ID huelga hay unos so italia
nos, y $50 de distintas nacionalida
des.
Los italianos no estan de acuer-
do con los demas, sobre 81 aceptan
no un aumento de 10 centavos en-
los sueld os: los otros piden aumento
de 25 cen tavos.
Los italianos han construido un
fuerte 6 barricada frente su ba-
rriada, s. pbre ell cual ondea la ban
dera de su Patria.
Tienen ademas establecido un
puesto de centinela armada, y todos
parece Sc disponen para luchar.
Los vecinos de Mineville les han
suplicado que bajen la bandera, a 10
cual Sc ha an negado, y aquella adn
ondea. El eentinela no dejaI que ma
die Sc acerque a la barricada.
El Agente consular, signore
Raccelli, explica la construction del
fuerte diciendo que sus paisanos te-
men Sc repitan los atropellos del af1o
pasado, cuando los huelguistas vo.
laron con dinamita la barriada de
los italian os. Y en- cuanto q la ban
dera, dice que no es en- modo algu-
no, amena Ia nj falta de respeto pa
ra ell pueblo americana, sino solici-
tud de protection de parte de su
pals.
A. T: L N.
Washington, D. c., Mayo 12.