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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-02-07
COST OF INQUISITIONS.

Case of Henreka Larson, E. Dady,
deputy coroner's fees. ..::.......S $50
Case Of 1ngeborg Stramer, John
Ejoeklund, juror, 81 90; VIM.
Stoltz, juror, 81 80; Sven Nelson,
witness, 81 SO: John Stramer,
witness, 81. y; Ole Erickson, wit
mes. 81 y; Edw. Biorklund, juror,
= 90; Jacob Toquist, juror, 81. 10:
F.. PaulsOn, juror. 800; c. f.
Johnson, juror, $1.7O T. NJ.
Brown, assisting coroner. 1910;
F. A: Green, sheriff fees, $12 .15.. Sc. IS
case of Augusta Void, c. s. W1es,
livery, $33 12; DR.. T. Bratrud,
professional services, $50. so: E.
Dady, deputy coroner $11 80;
Dr.G.S: Wattam, professional SER
vices, $40. OO...... 80. ........ 104. 81
Total cost Of inquisitions :. ....S $50. 81
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-02-07
EXAMINATION AND COMMITMENT OB
r. INSANE.

Case Of Brita Anderson. DR.. G. 8.
Wattam, examiner, $3.50; DR.. T.
Bratrud, examiner, 81 80; L. P.
Brandstrom, bringing before
probate court, $11 90; F.A.Green,
sheriff, conveying to hospital,
SAC. O5...... 80. 80. 80. go.
Case OF Ingeborg Ostrand, E. B.
Moller, conveying to probate
judge, $500; J. NJ. Holm, care
Of, 1929; DR.. G.. 8. Wattam,
examiner, 81. 80; Dr.. 7. Bratrud.
examiner, $3.50; ]. NJ. Holm,
conveying to hospital, $41. O5. %.
Case Of Ernest Egly, p. H. Holm,
p p ars1,e 3" q To- fnH l % SGatt
Belcourt, examiner, 81. 80; f. A.
Green, sheriff fees and expenses
conveying to hospital, $50 35. -.
Case Of c. NJ. Frick, Dr.. G. s.
Wattttam, $3.50; Dr.. T.. Bratrud,
Case OF Amelia Hanson sou. M Mrs. F.
,..- A. Green, witness, board and
guarding, s6.62; Mrs. NJ. Beach,
witness and guarding, 50. -; F.
~ $500, s1 n. ~ ICES, $o.So; Ut.
tam, $7.so;; F. a. a. Green en- 8 she Mhf
conveying. to hospital, $50. O5. 49,.
Case, OF kair Johnson. DR.. T. Brat
rud, examiner, $3.50; DR.. G. s.
Wattam, examiner, $3.50: f.
a. Green, sheriff. conveying to
hospital, 1920 49,. 49,.
Case Of Sara Johnson, John =:
sr anca pr. G. s. S09 Wattam ef fees,
aminer, $3.50; F. A. Green,
sheriff, conveying to hospital,
Case Of Amelia Kehna, II: j. Brud.
judge, $500; Valentine K"rn,
bringing before probate Judge,
$1O.25; August Kahna, bringing
before probate Judge, 50. 50: +.
=: Green, care, board and room,
81 90: 8. Cook, examiner, 81. 80:
S3.so; E. A. GGr reena she saiafrm' cen.
veying to hospital, $40. SO.:..
Case Of Ole knutsOn, p. 8. Ware,
medicine for. 1916: AN. Jensen.
nursing, SIS 90; I.Teige, nursing,
$24.o0; c: A: Amundson, nursing,
ing, $500; ]. A. Nordgren
board and attendants, SIG. 80; K.
]: Taralseth, clothing, 50 .25; DR..
T. Bratrud, examination and
services, $3.50; DR.. G. 8. Wat
tam, same, SIS. go. ..... ........
Case Of Alice Magladry, DIT. Brat
rud, examiner, $3.50: DR.. G. 8.
Wattam, examiner, $3.50; F. A.
Green, sheriff, conveying to
hospital, $43 .O5. >, -.
Case of c. L. Samuelson, DR.. G.
s: Wattam. examiner, 81. 80: DR..
7. Bratrud, examiner, $3.50: c.
]: Johnson, conveying to hospit-
nj, $50. O3; DR.. T. Bratrud, con-
veying to hospital, $13. q. 49,.
Case Of Carl Swenson, county treas
urer Of Red Lake county, costs
paid, .... 49,. 80. ......
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EXPENSES OF INMATES AT STATE
INSTITUTIONS.
For detectives, A. c. Rogers, su-
perntendent of Minnesota In
st1tute, 5000; A. c. Rogers, su-
perintendent Of Minnesota In
stitute, $3.50: A: C. Rogers. su-
perlntendent OF Minnesota Insti-
tute, $50. 90; John Johnson, ex-
pense In taking Carrie johnson to
Faribault State school, 1874. 80 :. 1O3 SO
Total expense Inmates at State
institutions, 49,. ......$ 100. SO
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MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES, DIS
TR1CT COURT, MARCH
TERM.
Jshn Keenan,, day drawing grand
and petit juries 49,. .......S 800
=. A. Green, sherff's fees summon
ing petit jury =. =. ...... 60 As
D. A. Green, sherff's fees summon
ing grand jury 49,: 49,. ........ 6215
,. A. Green, sheriff's fees serving
grand jury subpoenas :. ...: $3.50
,. A. Green. sherltf's fees calling
special venlre talesmen ........ 1850
y. Morck, issuing venires =. ...... % 95
T. Morck, grand jury subpoenas &
certificates .. :. :. ........ 4s3s
Total March Term 49,. 49,. $3.50. IS
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NOVEMBER TERM.

I
Court Officers
Frank A. Green, sheriff, attending
court ~. -. 49,: ..... 1900
Yer Allen, deputy, attending
court 49,. -. 49,. .... .....: 1900
T. Dady, deputy, attending court y 100
S>hn Keenan,, deputy, attending
..eour court -. ~; .::, ..::.' 1890
court :..::. ;. =, >. ....:..: 1900
I'd. Hewett, DRIP. clerk, attending
court 80. 80. 80. ........... 1900
Total 80. 80. ..........$ y 90
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WITNESS FEES AMI MIIEiGEA

MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES, DIS
TRICT COu,.r
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03
Hartwell to Neumann.

In moving for adjournment OF the
Supreme Court in honor OF the
memory OF Paul Neumann yester-
day, Judge Hartwell said:
1t is with profound regret that 1
announce to the court the demise at
2 o'clock this morning of our friend
and brother-the friend and brother
OF all who knew him-Psul Neu.
mann. We learn that death came
to him, as l am sure he woald have
wished it to coms-suddenly and
quickly. Neumann was like an an
Giant Greek in his love OF beauty, of
beautiful things and topics, and in
his 6ne sense OF proportion. He
would not intruds serious views,
but from many things which l recall
that he has said to me in the years
that are gone, from his acts and life,
I am sure that death found him
prepared.
II ask the court to designate 10
o'clock EeGt Friday morning for he
Bar Asaociation to present in thil
court IL, formal resolutions, and in
behalf OF the Bar Association, ia
affeotionate memory Of Paul Neu'
man, move that be- court do now
adjourn for the day"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03
The Last Ceremony.

The Masons and hundreds OF
friends gathered yesterday after
noon at the Masonic Temple, not to
listen, alas, to Paul Neu mann's wit.
ty, bright and kind addresses, but
to pay the last honor 10 the frierd
and companion whose name will not
be responded to, when called, any
longer.
The services were very impr ssive
under the direction OF Grand Mas.
ter VIM. q. Wright, who was assist
ed by W. Fl. Cornwell, w. A. Allen,
w. A. Graham, all past matters OF
the Lodge.
A quartetts composed OF Miss
v,n Holt, Miss Rodgers, Mr.. Wall
aud Judge Stanley SANG Rock OF
Ages" aud Nearer Ny God to
Thee" and then the casket, in
which were the remains OF one Of
the most brilliant men, who ever set
foot on Hawaiian soil, was carried
to the hearse. The honorary pail
bearers were Andrew Brown, Gem
eral A. S Hartwell, F. M. Hatch,
John A. Hassinger. w. g. Irwin,
Judge W. A. Whiting, Judge Nor.
| ris NJ. Estee and Col. A. G. Halves,
and the casket was carried to the
hearse by j. A. McC .udlsss, A. F.
Gilfillap, Clarence H. Crabbe, John S
Walker, j. w. Pratt, w. l.. Fraz ~.
The funeral cortege was very i'm.
posing aud showed the high esteem
aud love entertained towards ouI
departed fellow citizens. The in
torment took place in Nuuanr
cemetery, and By order OF the Gov
ernor detachment OF the militi.
attended the funeral. The Higi
Sheriff who, with his deputy, ap
peared officially at the funeral seu
squad OF mounted patrolmen ant
i q detachment OF foot police as q
escort to the dead man, who as at
torney. General, attorney, and frient
had been so closely connected witt
the Department. At the grave TIA
Masonic rites were performed, tn
; address by the Master, w. 3
Wright, the farewell, delivered b
Judge M. M. E'tee, and the memoir
am by Dr. Grossman.
The bereaved widow, PROSTATE
, with grief was unable to attend tn
} funeral and Mrs. Focke, the daugt
ter Of the deceased escorted by he
. husband WAS the chief mourne
t The other children OF tho late Pat
Neumann are absent from the Tel
ritoiy. r. 1. P.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03
at the MINT.

On March l6, there will be
meeting OF the directors OF the
Mint, to discuss the question OF
coinage, and the size OF the eqniva
lent to be poured out for a quartsr.
The stockholders are requested to
meet later on in The new beer gard
on, back OF the Mint, and there OK.
p. ess their views on dividends aud
reserve funds. The President
hopes that there will be q full
attendance.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

The civil service examiners an
nouncs that they will begin the
examinations on next Friday morn.
ing, in the High School building, st
$3.50 o'elo>k, All those who wish 10
try for positions under the govern
ment service, must present them
selves for examin alton at that time
aud place,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

E w. Jordan calls special stten-
ton to a big assortment OF Lace 10
black aud hite at the old stand at
No. 10, Fort street.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

The Aorangi left for Vancouver
today carrying large number OF
passengers from this port,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03
Pessimistic.

"This i, a very tough world We
are in, old boy"
You're right. l don't think we
will ever get out OF it alive"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

There will be no issue OF The
INDEPENDENT tomorrow.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

The N. g. II. will turn out To-
parade at 7:45 a. m. tomorrow.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03
Coronsr's Jury Verdict.

We, the jury impanelled in the
case of Nakata Sstaro, find that he
came to his death on July |, from
fracture Of the skull due to injuries
received in collision at the corner
OF Vineyard aud Emma streets, by
being run into by bicycle, then
aud there ridden by one A. Ahrens.
ARTHUR GILES,
j. JONES,
Il. @. A. PETERSON,
u. A. DEXTER,
w. LOVE.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

The "Flying Jordaus" will give
only two more performances at the
tent.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

THE INDEPENDENT 80 cents per
monLh.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

On July 4th no freight trains will
be run on the Oahu Railway Pas
senger trains scheduled to leave
Honolulu at 1l:05 q. m. and arrive
in Honolulu at 2:05 p. m, will not
be run on that day. The special
trains for the boat Taces will leave
at 8:45 a. m.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

The Chinese "washee" strike is
pau. The employers gave in, the
employees are the winners and those
who use the "washeeman" the
sufferers.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

When desiring a hack, surrey,
buggy, etc, with careful drivers,
ring up Telephone l13 Territory
Stable Co, Id.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

All business houses will close to-
morrow.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
THE INDEPENDENT 80 cents per
monLh.
All business houses will close to- .
morrow.
There will be no issue OF The !
INDEPENDENT tomorrow.
The N. g. II. will turn out for
parade at 7:45 a. m. tomorrow.
The "Flying Jordaus" will give
only two more performances at the
tent.
The Aorangi left for Vancouver
today carrying a large number OF
passengers from this port. N
E w. Jordan calls special stten-
ton to a big assortment OF Lace 10
black and " hite at the old stand at
No. 10, Fort street.
The Chinese "washee" strike is
pau. The employers gave in, the
employees are the winners and those
who use the "washeeman" the
sufferers.
Betting today ia 10 to 4 in favor
OF the H-alanis' senior crew against
the Myrtles The juniors 8 to 2 in
IN favor of the Healanis. Get some
blue and white ribbons.
Commissioned Boyd has an i'm
poItant notice in this issue in re-
gard to public land sale at Olaa.
Also another notice 10 regard to
right of purchase lease.
The Fire Claims Commissioners
will be somewhat hampered 10 their
work owing to the death OF Paul
Neumann who was the attorney for
many of the Chinese claimants.
The final exercises and the ath-
letic sports at Iolani College ysster'
day were witnessed by a large nun.
Der OF people and the pfowess Of the
boys were OF the usual high stand
ing Of the college.
II you want to pass a lSasAn'
evening aud hear some good music
attend the Ma,quardt concert TO be
given at the Hawaiian Opera House
tomorrow night. Reserved seat
are on s,le at Wall, Nichols Co.
Judge Gear yesterday reius ed t
grant license 10 practice law Il
q. W. r. Kauimakaole. The reason
may have been that the name Of thu
applicant was too long, or tina
Judge Humphreys has used up al
the license blanks.
The Healani Boat Club announc
es that the diving exhibition ga
nounced for July 4th is postponed
because OF the necessary abseuce o
the chief participants. Mr.. Sic
Cavill must appear at the sPecia
performance at the circus.
Tomorrow evening Miss Ami
Kailakanoa Holt and Lawrenc
Klindt Kentwell will be married q
the Roman Catholic Church at
o'clock. Lister on a reception wi
be given to the happy young "oupl
at the residence of Colonel Johu [
Holt.
On July 4th no freight trains vii
be run on the Oahu Railway, Pa
senger trains scheduled to leay
Honolulu at 11:05 a. IN, and arriy
in Honolulu at 2:05 p. M, will nj
be run on that day. The apeci,
trains for the boat races will lea,
at 8:45 a. m.
The civil service examiners al
nounce that they will begin tt
examinations on next Friday NOR
ing, in the High School building,
$50 o'elo,k, All those who wish
49,, f,. ,~o.;t: nn. ,,,.las tha <v.,ua.,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

Betting today is 10 to in favor
OF the H.alanis' senior crew against
the Myrtles The Juniors 8 to 2 in
in favor of the Healanis. Get some
blue and white ribbons.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

Commissioner Boyd has an i'm
poItant notice in this issue in re-
gard to public land sale at Olaa.
Also another notice 10 regard to
right of purchase lease.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

The final exercises and the attn
letic sports at Iolani College ysstefs
day were witnessed by large nun
Der OF people and the prdwess OF the
boys were OF the usual high stand
ing of the college.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

The Fire Claims Commissioner
will be somewhst hampered in their
work owing to the death oil. Paul
Neumann who was the attorney for
many of the Chinese claim ants.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

II you want to pass a lJssAnt
evening aud hear some good music,
attend the Ma,quardt concert TO be-
given at the Hawaiian Opera House
tomorrow night. Reserved seats
are on ssle at Wall, Nichols Co.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

Tomorrow evening Miss Annie
Kailakanoa Holt and Lawrence
Klindt Kentwell will be married at
the Roman Catholic Church at 8
o'clock. Lister on a reception will
be given to the happy young couple
at the residence of Colonel Johu D
Holt.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-03

and our wagons will call Tor you,
III Wofk. II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-07
PONCE
NOTIOIAS DIREOTAs

Nuestro buen amigo don Gdillermo Schuck
y su distinguida esposa, sc encuentran de tenn
porada en- los Baiios de Coamo,
Deseamos para ambos una grata perma-
nencia en- aquel pintoresco balnearo.
La function del sabado fu6 suspendida
cansa de los proongAdos aguaceIos que cave
ron desde la tarde de aquel dfa.
III sabado sc produio un escandalo en- un
bale que Sc celebraba en- ia Marina.
Ell domingo lleyarou a efecto los republi-
canoS adictos al Comte e <mectingS anuncia-
do, en- el barrio 40
Termlnado, recorreron algunas GALES de
la pobari6n, dando eyivasS, y los acordes de
una orquesta
HI celebrado tenor Antonio Paoli, compa-
triota nuestro, lIegara el lunes pr0xmo q ests
ciudad, despu6s de hacerse DIR del pdblico de
San Juan.
De eaquf ssldra para Buffalo,
HI domingo asisti6 al teatro una gran con.
currencia. La obra puesta On escena, Los dos
pilhtes, agrad6 al pGblico. Los artiStss ira.
baiaron bien.
HI temple cat6lico igualmeute Sc yi0 may
concurrido 81 domingo Hubo sermon.
Las decoraclones estrenadas en- la obra
del domingo fueron muy apauddas, siendo
llamado la escena ell pintor sefor Rios.
lie felicitamos.
La retreta del domingo comenz6 algo de-
sanimada pero luego Sc vic la plaza mny con-
curida con el contngente de damas que lie
presto el temple cat6lco, al termnar el SER
mon.
Nuestro amigo don Rafael Rivera esta va
completamente restablecido de las lesiones
que sufr6 en- una caceria
Nos alegramos
Llam6 mucho Ia atenci6n en- Ia represen-
taci6n del domingo. IN choque de trenes sUbre
un pnente
FL pdblicn aplaudi6 estrepitosamente, acla.
mando al tramn, Ista seiior Ros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-07

e grnp1 escolaF de ests poblacl6n ha que.
dado peifsctamente instalado en- Ia nuevs
casa de DIS pi,os amplias habitaciones, re-
cientemente adqulrda en- arrendamiento por
la iunta local.
Los cineo maestros que constituyen diche
grupo son posesonados Dc igual nGmeFo de de-
partamentos con todas las eomodIdsdes con
diciones higteuicas necesaries
Ell edihcio es eiegante, bien situado y muy
fresco. Tiene un gran patio Que slrye para
reereo de los alnmnos.
Es eOgisda aquella iunta por su bueu
acuerdo soquirienao tan buen local para es-
cueIas
Sc elogia mueho tsmblen Ia labor del pro.
fesor de Cordillera, don Rafael Rodriguez.
quieu, por su propio esfuerzo ha elevado Ia or.
gsnizaci6n de su escuela, un grado muy al
to- siendo mas lapdable cuanto que Ia mayor
pArte del mobiliario be sido obfs del mismo
maestro.
Parece que sers neeesario proporeionar
otro maestro para dleha escuela, pues concu-
Fren aells mds de Glen nihos de ambos sexos.
e OOnsspODsal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-07
IMP0RTANTE.

LA AGENCIA DE PONCE, estimara a los
senores suscritores LA DEMoCRAcIA, tanto
del pueblo como de Ia Playa, Sc sirvan hacer
elective los recibos de suscrici6n menSual en-
los dez primeros dfas de cada mes
De no hacerlo asl, desde ell dia II de Mayo
Sc vera precsada suspender el envfo del pe-
ri6dico aqunllos de nuestros rayorecedores
morosos, que no hayan accedido al justo de.
SEQ de 6sta agencia.
Este peri6dico Sc paga invariabemente
por adelantado; a nadie Sc obliga ser suscri-
tor pero 81 SO suplica ell pago puntual, con
cuyo requisite, no puede 9sta agencia cumplir
con la empresa en- sus liquidacones los dfas
II de cada mes
El suscrtor que ell dfa 10 no 10 haya salts
fecho los so ceatavos de la suscrici0n, ell dfa
IL no recibira 81 per6dico medida que Sc We,
precisada, bien su pesar, tomar esta agen-
cia con los morosos, que irrogan con esa dila-
ci6n periuicios la empresa
Valga ell aviso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-07
SAN JUAN
NOTAR POR CspRREO

San juan, Mayo6
Sc veFfa con mucho gusto en- e vecIno pue-
bio de Rio Piedras que fuese un hecho ell pro-
yecto de est,blecsr 90 zLa ConvslecsnclaS las
odcifas del gobierno civil en- la 6poca de We
rsno
Nuestro bueu amigo don Luis R. velaz
quea trasladara q San Juan el taller de tipo-
grafia que tiene en Ia elodsd de Ponce.
Anoche asistl6 una cracida concurrenela
81 teatfo, me informan que Ia representation
estuV0 regularmente bueua.
No fuf alli por 90 haber reeibido Ia ncall-
dad que acostRmbr8n todas las empresas en-
viarme 60 mi earSeter de reporter de ese pc
ri6dico.
BESIDE las nuege de 10 noche de aver CO.
menEar0n caer tan iuertes agnsceros, que
solo han salido hoy la calle aouelas personas
que slenten 10 impresclndible necesidad de ha-
ceFlo
Ls retreta hnbo que suspenderla al CO.
menzsr el aqua. siendo muy seleeta a coneu-
rreneia
Aver fue agredldo en- Bagam6n den Hs.
hae Dppfay poF FaFios one q % eoneas "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-07
COSAS De SAN JUAN

Olcese que Ld Co1TeSpohdcRcid abrir6 TN
concurso entire sus lectores, obsequiando con
una plaucha ana lata al que sefale ell MI.
nero de veces que ell tai peri6dico ha reprodu-
cido el suelto titulado RI cItlr0 de Ia pntqtd.
que comien1a asf;
SIraduclnoS de Duestro estmabe colega
LGgrtculteur de BcsterS .,.,.. En- Aemania Sc
aplica con exito a las patatas destnadas 4
plantation, ell procedmiento del sulfatado, 10
mismo que Sc practica con ell trlgO2 49,
Como Sc ve la cosa es interesantfsima
Por ESQ la reproduce tanto La 7atera, digo
LG C077CSp0ndencid
Aseghrase que Dsub6n va poner una
sastreria.
Tlene mucha tea cortada.
Es ademas. ell cupable de que La Cores
pOIldencta publique tantos recortes
En- zde llenar su tareG dar originates
a las cajas,se dedica escrblr an6nmos, segdn
dicen,
vox p6puli ,,,
I'll mayor attractive de la fiesta de Baya
mon, 10 consttuy6 una gallera, reci6n cons
truida
7, pesar de la prolIibici6n que rife asls-
theron d las jugadas un teniente de la polca
insular varios guardas.
Alnde mats, las timbas funclonaban pG.
blicamente.
Asi educan al pueblo los repubicanos.
Contribnyen a que desaparezcan nuestra
personalidad nuestras costumbres traG-
clones tipicas, sanas y cutasj pero en- cambio
fomentan Ia yagancia ell juego.
Por ESQ disponen de las turbas, cuya ma.
yor corruption propenden, para tenerlas mas
sumisas dispnestas todo g6nero de afro
pellos
Y Ell Gobierno, que consinti6. impasible. la
destruction de los talleres del Diario de Puer.
to RicO-eterna vergHenzs de los que llaman
epubllcanos-t -tolera permite la inmoraIidad
el viclo, tal parece que, en- ves de conte-
nerlos, los estimuls.
Pueblo enyilecido pueblo esclavo F..
americana, Degetau en- Washington.
sc pusea con BOnnin
Aun no ha postulado.
Pero va ver&n ustedes como postula.
En- cuanto abra Ell butete, Ilover&u los
asuntos
Degetau eseribira largo tendido, en-
compafiia de So secretarO particular
sY despu6s de tanto pleito
lie rendiran pleitesiuS
Ahora bieu
Degetau es cudadAno americana.
6Puede saberse 10 que somos nosotros2
tQue hemos de sers
Colonos, como hsce cuatrocieutos amos.
aqni encaia perfectsmente Ia Erase de
HOstos
Puerto Rieo,-e,.,.i isiempre pertene.
ciendo!
Pero bahl
Degeao tieue derecho eiercer la aboga-
cfa en- los Estados Unidos.
Sc ha resuelto el conHieto
Sc ha salyado el pafs
Va no hay hambre miseria, emigraci6n
ni NADIA.
Rinoonete.