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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-02
announcement.

Having purchased the Butler Exchange
News Stand. I wish TO announce that on
and after May LIST. 1897. shall carry a
full line Of Periodicals, Stationery,
Cigars, Etc. Messenger service to all
parts OF the city. parcels checked and
Telephone pay station. Hoping for n llh-
eral share of your patronage. am yours
respectfully.
FRANK W. BREWSTER.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-02
GLASGOW EXHIBITION OPENED.

Glasgow, May 0--The duke and duchess
OF Fife opened the Glasgow exhibition
this afternoon. The weather was fine and
the town was beautifully decorated for
the occasion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-02

Copenhagen, Nav 2.--The United Steam
ship company OF Copenhagen has ordered
six new steamers Of 1900 tons each. for
the United States trade. ON account Of
the Increase In American exports n has
been decided 10 open a regular line to
Boston and increase the number of
steamers on the New York and New Or
leans routes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-02

While
in
Charles that
Society OF the
that the plans
carried in all probability Navy Long
in the cere-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-02
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The Roger Williams Eye. Ear
and Throat Infirmsry has re-
moved TO 90 IL Broad ST. The
Board wish to state that no
part Of the work is now carried
on at the old location, zs7
Broadway, and no one is au-
thorized TO collect or receive
funds for such work, as the
Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmsry
is now entirely self-supportiug.
-EY ORDER or THE BOARD.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-02

wANTED--To SUPPLY YOU WITH
colored Southern help male of female.
Farmhauds drivers. buffers. cooks nurses
aui General laborers supplied on short
nudcc Reasonable rates. w. ". Martin
q co. Employment Agents, Richmond,
Va
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-02

Everything. as the matter now stands,
who has been. or will be, requested 10
call out the militia, or at least all thu
commands that have headquarters in
Providence, on the Fourth OF July, and
those who have the matter in charge are
Of the opinion that the governor viii do
this.
IL tho governor calls out these troops
IL will mean that the Fourth Of July
committee will not have 10 pay out 1920.
To the troops, for that is what the mill
tia parade would cost, and tho expense
instead Of falling on the city would fall
on the state.
OF course. the saving Of this amount
OF money would enable the committee 10
use Il for other purposes. and IL is con-
tended by a great many persons that
there could be no better purpose than
using the funds for the dedication of the
Hopkins monument.
The members OF tho Fourth OF July
committee. who are IN session this after
noon. are willing 10 use the available
money for the proposed dedicatory exer-
cises and no effort will bo left unmade
To- induce the governor to cali ont the
troops. for IL Is felt that a military pa
rade is ono of the liked features OF the
national holiday.
STATUE WAS A GIFT.
The Hopkins monument. which was so
quietly 'rected n few years ago. was as far
as the statue IL concerned the gift OF
Harriet ~ ". Coggeshall, grand
daughter of the first commander of the
American navy, who under her will left
a fund 10 Accumulate for the making of
a statue of the great Rhode islander.
who can truly bo called the founder OF
the American navy
When sufficient money had accumula-
ted the statue was made and the city OF
Providence furnished The pedestal and
condemned the land fo- tho location.
which Is now known az Hopkins Park.
The fact that the monument had never
been dedicated was. Of course, source
OF regret 10 the Rhode island society OF
The Sons or the American Revolution.
and the society appointed committee
to SEQ what arrangements could be made
for n proper observancc.
This committee. which consists OF Ed
ward Field John r. Keudrlck and Ed
ward s. Rhodes. has asked the commit
tee on Fourth of July celebration 20 set
aside out Of the appropriation for the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-02

WOMEN-ANY LADY CAN EARN
good pay making silk neckvear at home.
work sent any distance prepaid send i0c.
tor sealed contract for employment, Mer-
Sants' supply Co., Cambridgcport,
Gass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-02
WILL PLANT
BE TAKEN
AWAY?
Report That International Power
Co. Has Purchased Cooke
Locomotive Works.

dispatch from Paterson. New Jersey,
states that the Cooke locomotive works
located there have been purchased by
the International Power company.
The dispatch also states that these
works will be enlarged and employ 5000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-02
HE'SADEFENDANT
George Fred Williams Sued as
Executor on StarkwaathsT Estate

A controversy of long standing is re-
vived by the entering in the common
pleas division of the Supreme court of
suit I'm behalf of the probate court Of
Pawtucket against George Fred williams
of Dedham. Mass, and Herman G. Pors-
ner and Henry B. Worth OF this city
Mr.. Williams was the executor of Mary
Stsrkweather will and a good many
controversies were raised concerning her
rights to centain property I'm Pawtuckct.
Joseph L.. Starkweather in whose be-
half the present suit is brought, IS adj
ministrator on the estate of James l..
Starkweather, deceased, and claims there
is due from Mr.. Williams tesla tors es-
tate the sum OF S2S65. 90 Mr.. Williams
gave "A bond for $4,000 and the other de-
PENDANTS are his suretes. Suit is based
on the alleged failure OF Mr. Williams TO
file an inventory inside Of two years. The
bond was given on Feb. 23. 1898
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-02
ON
CHARGE OF
MURDER.
Police Claim Cummings Killed
Reynolds After Careful and
Deliberate Preparation.

Worcester. Mass, May 2.--John T.. Cum
mings, who shot and killed John J. Rey-
nolds Of this city yesterday afternoon was
this morning held without bail IN the
Central District court on the charge of
murder.
A hearing will he held May G. Cum
mings was wounded In the melee but the
injury is slight.
The government will claim premedita-
tion as Cummings purchased therevolver
In the morning and spent the rest OF the
day. IL is alleged. searching for his vic
tim, whom he met and killed
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-15
BERLIN.

Fred Wlnslow's son was a little bet
ter Sunday.
Mrs. Z. F. Dewey is i'll. DR.. Wat
son was called to see her last week
George and David Bosworth of Will
Jamestown were here and worked one
day for their M Their, Mrs. @. F.
Dewey, getting ready for winter.
1t is very quiet here. Only Mont
pelier stirs US up now and then on the
sewer business. All who live within
a mile or two Of the pond or branch
will have to oAry their sewerage up
to the top Of the bill towards Dog
river.
There istoon to be q wedding 10 our
social midst and a more worthy young
couple you cannot find.
Mrs. H. Perkins has a plant of the
Gala family which has 104 buds and
blossoms on it and it IS a beauty. The
blossoms are not large, but are very
fragrant.
Carl and Henry Reed were at vii.
son Tyler's Sunday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-15
Seasickness Exposition.
Effect of Light on SilkwOrms.

Some curious experiments with silk
E1Enls made recently in France may
r. used as the basis of Il new sex theo-
" even more remarkable than that OF
IT. Schenk of Vienna. The expert
rEents were made by NJ. Camille Flam-
marion, the celebrated French astron-
Guner, and yer described at a meeting
(& the Academic DIES Sciences by NJ.
H6zauet de III Grye, who declared that
essts made on a great number of silk
waFms showed that those bred under
aH1aaral light produced an equal num-
nAsr Ut male and female worms, while
time bred under a glass Of a light vio-
sxicolor produced n per cent Of males.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-15
CITY NEWS

The young NJ MS club Of the Pres
byterian church will hold it's frs
meeting this evening at 7 80. Thu
paper this evening which is to be b,
James Macadam will give a genera
vi W Of the heritage into which the
10th century enter d. All young
men are cordially invited.
The Athena club will meet with
MI George Brigham on Orange St..
this evening at 7.3O.
A clerk at Homer Fits store acct
IDENTIFY smashed one of t e relr WIN
dows in the store yesterday after
noon.
Dan Skinner and e. E, Nye went tt
Bosi OF lass night. The date Of tbeil
return is uncertain.
Girdon Woodwork, late Of Beck
maa's tonsorial parlors, went to Bos
ton last night. He will purchase fix
lures tor the new barber shop be is tt
open in g. Tomasi'S old block VI No
Main St.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-15

IKE first milestone On the journey to-
eEzrd bloodless surgery has been reach
exd. Its name is adrenalin. that being
tEa title of Il chemical composition re-
a19Efy discovered by Or. Jokichi Taxa
rxlliss, a well known and highly educat-
aai Japanese. Adrenal.n is to medicine
~fsat liquid air is to science, the only
eiaz4rence being that the chemical is
GMlxSar complete control, with unlimited
ssJEsslbilities before it.
3g the local application of adrenalin,
III solution of II part to 5000, opera
Eira1A may be performed on the nose,
saar and eye without the splitting of a
!tsfsp Of blood. Such operations have
IMssr been performed with adrenalin in
.Aalution of one part to 10000.
yxus has it been demonstrated that
HI discovery is the most powerful
Eg.dicine known and at the same time,
4 might be said. the most expensive.
I'll rsicians buy it at 81 a grain, or
Es.M0 Il pound.
ys1e isolation of the blood pressure
EsEng constituent of the suprarenal
-SAnd is of course the chief virtue of
z1hsnaIin. and it's uses and develop
.fas along this particular line are I'M
ik1Elited. 1t has also been ascertained,
Hsxever. that adrenalin is a most pow
gTfu1 cardiac stimulant. and it las been
adaSe ed by physicians that it may be pos
isasae to resuscitate persons WHO have
apparently died of heart failure.
FAphthcrfa Germs Fifteen Years Old.
liz a recent invest CATION which was
zEs2e to discover in what manner d'ph-
1iesGa vas contracted it developed that
-yxx children had made their way to an
xssie and had there opened an old trunk
.asnA played with toys that belonged to a
tsaId who had died of dipltheria tif-
tfgGl years previously. There was no
tgxArar way in which the disease could
xfss been contracted.
e%asicAness Exposition.
An exposition dealing with all the
GMgans for preventing srasickncSs has
men held al OStend. 1t comprised ap-
sExratus for diminishing the effects of
Ehs motion OF Il vessel. plans OF special
yvmseIs; designed to avoid movements
yE1ducing scas.ckness; apparatus for
Beading the viScera abdomen ri%idly
II place, plans for ventilation and re-
Eval of tbpuir of cabins. dHodoriZing
gents. hygiene of ~seasickness, reme-
&ex. etc.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-15
Device to Measure wits.

m Iowa professor. Carl e. Seashore,
nAnes to the center with a psyche me-
c4nical device to measure brain pow
~; Professor Seashore says: II can
IN what scholar is the brightest, what
Nupfl is the earnest plodder, what one
IL quick but unreliable. In short, the
Kychergograph will test the power OF
IN Individual and compare the ca
uRcfty of many persons to do certain
Kinds Of work specified. to associate
IDEAS, to develop mental working pow
r with age and to perform any other
n.Antal acts and services"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-15

w. W. B .lvil]e, Geo. W. Quinn.
Malcolm McLoa, James Patterson,
Norman McLea and several others
from Granitevllle, left last night for
Boston.
The delegates to the K. of P
Grand Lodge will report at the regu.
lar meeting tonight. A full a tend.
ance is requested.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-15
For Sale.

The farm known as the Watson
place, located on branch road about
one mile south from Chelsea village
consisting O about $50 acres suitably
divided between pasturage, tillage
and +ood land. Will keep from II to
Is COWS. Running water at house
AID barn. Buildings are in excellent
condition, and are Insured for $2250
We will sell for less than what they
are insured r. Enquire at D. A
Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre, Vt.
CT L. G. Smith on the premises.
1856 wv
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-15

II you have to pay the same rate \
. paper with only one-half the circu
latfon do you not think you are gettin
more for your money when you adver-
tise in the TELEGRAM
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-15
A FREE.

Several beautiful gold watches, both
ladies and g%entlemen's, will be given
away in the grand distribution OF pres
ents valued at $4,000, which takes
place at the Grand Auction Sale OF
building lots at Windsor Terrace, Fair.
view street. IF Prospect street, Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday Of this week
commencing at l 30 p. m. daily.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-15
SOUTH BARRE.

Walter Lewis was at bis home here
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ward have been
visiting 10 Cabot.
Julius Robinson has gone to Pea
body, Mass, to visit his daughter.
l.. Lyme Cutler is spending the
week in Boston.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-20

En- todos los paises los hay; p 70 aquf por
desgracia, tambien abundan los hombres y
q veces familias enteras, que va por NAL
ejemplo, va por descudos de educaci6n, sc
abochornan de que les traba jando: y
Green que cualquiera ocupac6n les rebaja y
denfgra, y que solo los empleos pdblicos son
compatibles con su Uustre dtcu11ltd; miranda
con desprecio todos los demas medios de ga
narse la vida.
Hablandome dia una sef1orita, mny io-
ven nuy bella, de los miembros de su fami-
liza, me dfjo q..e ten1a un hermano que es-
taba la altura de demas dendos, porQ
no le gustaban nada mas que los ofcios bajos;
tales como ell comercio de comestibles. Ia
agriculture, la carpinterfa, tic. Yo trate, al
comprender su inocencia, de sacarla de tan
gravfsfmo error, lie cite muchos ejemplos de
hombres, cuya fama Sc ha bfa extendido por
todo ell . inverse, sin embargo, prnci piaron
por ser pastores, zapateros, comerciantes, le-
varios padres de familia les he dido de-
cir, que van q ensefiar sus hijos leery escri-
bir para que VIVIAN del bruto, es decir, para
que VIVIAN del engafo, q costa de la ignoran-
cia de los demas; como los plea pleitos, por
ejempo
Otros me han dicho muy satisfechos, que
como su hi es un buen jugador, tiene sfem~
pre- dinero, viste con decencia, no tiene pa
ra cue encallarse las manos en- niDgun ira
bajo.
otros les he dido jactarse de que nunca
han teDido niDguDa ocupaci6u, sin mbargo
han vivido sempre con mas holgura que los
este estilo he Dido tsnto y tant0 dtsparate, que
cuando refexiono sobre el porvenir de nuestra
sociedad tales elementos seno, Sc
eLtristece mi Amino, y no veo en- lontananza
sino negros nubarrones que presagian tiempos
borrascosOs; pues 81 Sc van generalizando
tas peregrinas ideas por Ia isla 81 no hay QUEEN
haga producer frutos a la TERRA madre; nj
quien ocupe del comercio, as Industries,
lss ciencias las srtes, los ofcios, etc. solo ten
dremos al cabo de pocos amos, como dnico pa
tromfDto, IN pauperismo espantoso.
Afortunadamente la mayor parte de los
puertorriquehos pie san de la manera contra
ria; y este ofrece aIgun consueo para los que
deseamos la feicldad de esta TERRA: sin
barge bueno serfa que la prensa sc tomara
empeno atacar esta enfermedad, para EVIL
tar el contaglo; pues aunque aun no reviste IN
ella, como con algunas dolencias, que princi-
plan por muy POGO concuyen por la destruc-
ci6n del organismo.
Conozco fndfvtduOs en- varfos pueOlos que
toda su ocupaci6n consiste sentarse al lado
de una mesa en- un cafettn 6 un banco algun
billar, sobre ell mostrador de yentorrillo,
pasar las semanas los meses, sin que SO les
conozca otra ocupaci6n.
Estos indivduOs, por 10 regular, fungen
de grandes doctores en- la ciencfa poftica
econ6mics haban de Nc Kiuey como ST hu-
biera sido su compafiero en- la escuea; de Gut
llermo II, Eduardo " Alfonso Kill como
81 fueran sus camaradas en- ell iuego de caram-
bolas; 6 de la reputation de cuaquier fami Ia,
aunoue no la hayan visto nuncs, de otras
mil cosas que no comprenden, como 81 de muy
sabidas las tuviesen va olvidadas Y....5 No
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-20
Veciinet.
Campoa de Caguas ,Agosto 1901.

de este pnebto, en- Ell que trata de desmentfr
los hechos ocurridos en- la casa de don Simeon
Jordan, la noche que varios amigos nos diver
tfamos en- una iaranta.
La protests que contra aquellos successes
formulamos oporaDnamente en- la prensa, fue
una protesta sincere digna como nacidas de
personals que han sabido mautener sempre
con decoro con orgulo, la verdad, virtud hi
ia de puestros buenos sentimientos = que con
honra ilevamos por divfsa.
e. caballero don Miguel Maldonado alude
en- Ell cttado suelto, que ell dicente sinceramen-
te desvl rtha. que e-el sefior Maldonado--no
suplc6 que tocase una punta pieza en-
te no fu6 oida por ell que expone tai frase--co
mo antas 10 explicara ell sef1or Maldonado-~no
duda Greer que asf fuera, porque amigos
de So confanza dp palabra honrada, afr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-20
AeERTE JUDICIAL.

-;Ahl crees que tengo febre,
Que deliTo; no. estoy en- mi Ca
bal juicio.
Gallo un momento.
-Rarezas del des5ino, siguio
el marques, dquien me habfa de
decir la noche en- que Victor Cas-
tellani me contaba la historic de
la coudesa de Castelnuoyo del
primer amante que habfa tenido,
Que llegaria un dfs en- que 20 me
6asaria con la hijs, y esta hiia fue-
ra causa del delito de So madre!
-SQue decfs? dijo Beppe con
extrafIo sobresalto.
-Digo 10 que td, acaso. saoias
va, me dejaste ignorar: que K lit
Ia eS t1iia de la condesa de Castel-
nuovo de un aventurero, que ha-
bfa usurpado ell nombre del conde
de San Julian.
Edmundo sc detuvo de repente.
La puerts de la estancia Sc ha-
bia alberto, y IN hombre palfdo
como un muerto. de descompuestas
facciones, aparecio en- el umtr2l.
Beppe retrccedi6 instintivamen-
tie hasta la pared.
Pero ell recien llegado no Sc h1a-
ba en- 81. Su mirada Sc flo en- Ell
marques.
-lSan Vito! exclamo este en- Ell
eclmO de la sorpresa.
81 - -yo, que ayude q Beppe
q salvaros, sin saber que vos erals
Ell marido de mi hija--
-sYe?
Y un immense estupor Sc tradu-
10 en- aquella dnica exclamation.
ST. - SNo 10 habeis dicho vos
mismo, que Editts era hf1a del fal'
go conde de San-Julian9
Edmundo lsnz6 IN grito dc
angustia: tuvo miedo de compren
der.
-5Y que?
-Pues que ell ia so conde San Ju
Ian, ell amante de Lydia Valperas
ell aventurero, Ell capitan de ladro-
mes, soy. yo....
-SVos?
=Yo,...r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-20
Ell RESuCfTADO

Elmuudo cay6 sin flerzas sobre
la almohada.
Hub5 a!gunos m'nltos de terri
BILE sllenclo, durante los cualss.
aquellos tres h0n bres, So examina-
ron recl clprocamente, con las mira
das.
Eo la de Bsppe no Sc lefa mas
que miedO.
Eimundo estaba postra 10 por la
angustia.
Las palabras de Sa1 Vito lie ha-
bfan llegado al alma, COM una h0-
ia de puf1al enrojesido. Editta.
aquel angel puro, que 81 haofa anna
d. tanto, que ssgufa amanio, era
hija de aquel hombre de aquel ban
dido.
-;Ah! No, pensaba para ST; :
no llevaba Ell nombre de aquella po.
bre familia que te habfa adopta DC;
la hija de San Julian NJ existe, no
ha existido nunca.
va este pensamiento, IN ravo
de serena algeria cruZ6 su noble
rostrO.
En- San Vito habfa desaparecido,
en- aQuel mOmeDtO, Ell ayenUurerO
implacable y duro; quedaba solo ell
padre.
Su coraz6n latfa con inusitada
violencia; una lagrima brillaba en-
sus ojos; su 2, de ordinario i'm
perioso, Sc habfa hecho dulcfSima,
suplicante.
-Sefor marques, diio inclinan-
| do la frente con sumtsion; vos
teneis ell derecho de rechaZarme.
de denunciarme, pero no pcdeis
impedirme amsr a mi hiia, aque-
LA pobre much icha que lloro tan
/ tos afIos, y que crefa muerta, 10
II mismo que su madre.
Il NADIA prueba que Editta sea
vuestra hijs, dijo ell marques que
volvi6 q adquirir toda su calma; :
pero adm cuando al fuese. dqueA
Il rriais decirle cue sois 81 padre?
u San Vito di6 IN grito, y cay6
sin fuerzas sobre una po,trona.
II Entcnces, extendiendo las manos
hacls el marques;
II --lPerd6n! - murmur0 con yoz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-20
Origen de muchos males

SO abochornan estos ganduIes, de que sus pa
dres u otros parientes los tengan que mante-
J ner como las avejas los zAnganos? otros,
que no tienen quieD los mantengan, no ira
bajan, comen visten, Sc dan una vida de
i primo pes, de d6nde sacan recdrsOs para esos
gastos? Misterios de la vidal
Los partidos pol1ticos, unos as, otros me
nos todos tienen mucha cuIpa de Ia impor-
tancia que han llegado adjudicarse estos va
gabundos, que nj tienen conciencia de sus
ideas nj tienen criterio flo, nj cast delicade-
"a; por no perder votos no quieren censurar-
los; este es un gran error.
Los hombres honrados no SO disgustan
porque Sc censuren los vicios malas costum-
bres; ell pueblo honrado y de buena fe, es ell
que ID lustre, fuerza respetabiidad los
partidos.
Yo soy federal, y. sin embargo. gusta-
ria Que todos los bribones que hubieran en- mi
partiio desertaran y tomaran posic1ones en- las
ilas contrarias; pues estoy bien convencldo
de que NAL soldado 10 que mace cast siem-
pre- es compromet eter Ell exto de Ia batalla. Va
len mas cuatro libras esterlinas, que setenta
reales vell6n.-Los hombres que Sc acostum
bran desde ninos estar ocupados, no pfensan
nunca armar des6rdenes 81 alguna vez
no estAn conformes con la manera d g ser GO
bernados; protestan con energfa, pero con mo-
deracion buenas formas; entonces 81 los
gobiernos no son cOmpuestos por una gavilla
de explotadores, oyen sus quejas sin disgusto,
procuran modifcar disposciones de
odo conveniente.
los hombres del trabaio les interesa mas
que nadie, la tranQuiifdad p1bfca; asi es
que nunca mran con ojersa los agentes de
IA aGtordad, que atienden al sostenimien to
de "a harmonic social; antes por Ell contrario,
cuando estas son personas dignas bien edu
cadas, sienten por ellos justifcadas simpatfas.
Los vagos, rateros y eliminates, son los
cue sienten natural antipatfa hacfa las autori
dades Y agentes, cuaudo son celosas del
cumplimiento de sus deberes; porque nj les
encubren, nj hacen causa comm con ellos.
Cuando 20 veo los sgentes de las autorida-
des, pan manteca, con las turbas de vaga-
hundos de los pueblos; con estos que llaman
cdjds formo muy triste idea de elos de sus
jefes inmediatos.
-<Dfme con quien andasi te dire quien
eres.s
yease 10 gus pasa en- la pobaciones, en-
que los pofticos sin conciencia, han tornado
los cajas como Instruments de sus com binacio-
nes; que los cujds Sc Green hoy, eiementos neca-
sarios, cometen todos los abusos que les
giere gu mala fndole; llegara dia, en- que
volveran armas contra sus propfOs instiga-
dores iDios es justiciero! IPobre sociedadl
Como veDgo habando de las turbas, debo
hacer una aclaraci6n en- honor la justicia
Estas componen solo de jornaleros;
sino que las hay en- todas las clases sociales;
hay basura des6s Ia escalera hasta ell balloon:
Sc ha removIdo ell lsgo = ha yenido mucho cie-
u la superfcfe; ell que quiera volver yer
correr las aguas puras cristaiuas tiene que
sentarse IN buen ratio, en- 10 que Sc asienta 81
lago
Vecinet.
Campos de Caguas ,Agosto 1901.