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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
POLICE WILL. BE PRESENT
sDarrring MatchScheduIed for Y. Nj.
G. A. Tonight.

The Duluth basket ball team will line
up against the Y. M C. A players at
the ASSOCIATION building. Minneapolis, to-
and there IS much speculation as to the
outcome
A number of other athletic contests.
including sparring matches and fencing
bouts, will be on the programme Mayor
Ames has been given a special invita-
ton to be present, and complimentary
tickets have been sent to him In ali
probability detachment of police. de-
tailed by 1.-The DOCTOR will De present
and, in case the sport censors declare
the games too strong arrests may follow.
The Minnesota and Wisconsin basket
armory tonight at o'clock. in case the
police do not interfere
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
world to Rnd1This year.

This is the recent decision of one of
the prominent societies. OF the world, but
the exact day has not yet been fixed
upon, and while there are very few peo-
pie who believe this prediction there are
thousands of others who not only believe.
but know that Hestetter's Stomach Bit,
tiers is the best lnedicine to cure dyspep-
STA, Indigestion, constipation, bfliousness
or liver and kidness, troubles. A fair trial
will certainly convince you of it's value.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
WHIST AT CHICAGO.
Team-of-FOur Contest Was Won by
Grand Rapids.

CHICAGO, Feb. 22-By defeating the
Lawndale team in the finals Grand Rapids
won the team-of-four contest in the Chi
cago whist carnival today. The game
was close, the margin of the winners be-
ing three tricks.
There were forty-four players started
in the contest for club pairs. Allen and
Thatcher, of the Hamilton club, were
high in the first round, with score of
plus In the second round of the pres
ent contest for women pairs, the best
scores were made by Mrs. Lyman and
Mrs. Capelle, seven tricks plus; Mrs.
Dorland and Mrs. Downey, nine plus;
Mrs. Frye and Mrs. Moore, eight. Be
low is the score and the standing to
date. The third and final round will be
played tomorrow:
In the afternoon open game 125 players
We're engaged.
The prize in section A went to Miss
Bessie Allen and c. e. Wilson, of Mil
waul1ee. ten plus; and to Peck and J. o.
Brown, four plus.
In section B, Mark Forest and F. r.
Ross, OF Milwaukee. Won with seven
tricks above the average, the east and
west winners being Taylor and Thomas,
with six.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
sAENGERFEsT BENEFIT.
Jeffries Scheduled to Spar. but
Found He Couldn't.

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 22-Tn Mace Of
the abandoned Jeffries-Ruhlin fight
scheduled for last Friday night, bene-
n was given here tonight to the Saeng-
fest Athletic association. The highest
l1us Fieischmann, and 500 by MANAGER
William A. Brady. Music hall was
crowded and the entertainment netted
over $1,000. Among the attractions on
the programme was an exhibition of box
ing by Champion Jeffries and his broth
er. 1t was found that no boxing or wrest-
ling events of any kind could be given
IN Music hall under the terms of the
ers could only make their bows and re-
tire while the German singing societies
and others proceeded with their parts.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
HANNA IN PHILADELPHIA.
Republican Warwick Denies Tint
He Is Interested in DeadIaeIz-

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 22-The Even
ing Telegraph says: United States Sena-
tor Hanna arrived at Broad street sta
ton this afternoon en- route to Dover
He intends to take a hand in the sena
torial fight now pending in Delaware
Senator Hanna's departure from Wash
ington was hurried by the Sensational
that If the deadlock Is allowed to remain,
unbroken the legislature viii adjourn
without a choice
Senator Hanna was met at the PennsvI-
Vania station by G.. A Griscom, president
of the international Navigation company.
and taken to the Union league for lunch
con. When reporter asked Mr. Hanna
II he was going to Dover, that gentleman
replied:
Delaware? Nonsense!"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
KAISER SHOWS HIS HAND.
AngIOphObe German Press Rebuked
for It's Criticism of King Edward

us OFIlIcIsm OF King Edward.
BERLIN, Feb. 22-The semi-offfcial
North n crt n German I Gazette today prints an
INSPIRED ms rebuke of section of the Anglo
EDWARDS approaching visit to German
The king of England cmes to Germany
iH rev days. The reason for the Brit
SSorely suffering condition of his sister.
Empress Frederick. Unfortunately it is
OF too certain therefore that this visit
70 Cronoerg, being an act of fraternaI
Plety' IS OF purely family Character
some German papers nevertheless have
sought TO make political event of it
with the object of INDUCING in venomous
attackS which cannot fail to pain the
emperor most deeply. These attacks he
tray degree Of brutality which deserves
to be most severely rebuked.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
CHESS AT MONTE CARLO.
JanowsIHi Still In the Lead. with
ScheVe Second

MONTE CARLO. Feb. 22.-Janowski
twelfth round of the International chess
tournament, defeating Schlecbfer bis
closest rival. Janowski's score is now
games won and lost, while that Of
Marshall had an easy victory over Rec
gIo, while Marco won from Gunsbere
When the noon adjournment was taken
the games between Blackburne and
Tschigorin ard Mieses and Schaye We
unfinished Sickness prevented Winawer
from playing today, and Didier, who was
to have met him. profted by forfeit.
AT the afternoon session the following
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23

The adjourned games between Jarowsid
and Marshall and many other games
which have been drawn in previous
rounds will have to be replayed tomor-
row, while the final round will be con-
tested on Monday in the following or
der
Tshigorin VS.. Mieses, Alapin VS.. Black
burne. Gunsberg VS.. Mason, Janowski vs.
Marco, Reggie VS.. Schlechter, Didier VS..
Marshall, and Scheve VS.. WinaWer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
oId-Tirne Ball Player Deaa

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Thomas F.
Kinslow, the, professional baseball play
er, died in this city today of consump-
ton Kinslow made a brilliant record
on the Brooklyn National baseball. team.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
Time and Rates
Reduced to California,

Time shortened fourteen hours and onIv
s32-S0, via the North Western Line to
San Francisco, Los Angeles and other
California points. Tickets on sale Feb.
u, 10, &c, March o. II, 10. Is, April 2, 8,
16. g, 30. City Ticket Offices. 413 Mic
ollet ayeaue, Minneapolis; $50 Robert
street, ST. Paul.
Map of California free.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
BEATEN BY ST. PAUL.
minneapolis Hockey Team Thrashed
by Sanity City Players.

The Minneapolis Hockey club was Civ
eli a genuine surprise last night by the
Mechanic Arts team of ST. Paul. 1t was
by the newly formed hockey league for
the championship of the Twin Cities, ard
the visitors won by a score of IL to G.
The Minneapolis team had but six men
for the visitors. Cook, of st. Paul, play
ed fast forward game and received
generous applause. 1abatt and George
Doran did the most noticeable work fer
the local players.
There will be a game between the same
teams next Thursday night.
The. teams lined up as follows:
Ir,lnl,I L, ALL.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
CA TO RIA
Bearv the n The Kind You HaYs Always Baughi
signature sf &HAzzzm
Travellers

Between the Twin Cities and the Head of
the Lakes, who 90 not care to ride in
the Parlor or Observation cars of the
Northern Pacifc's new Lake Superior
Limited on the Duluth Short Line /"
will find new first-class day coach for
their use and in front of it a combfna-
ton baggage and smoking car. Both are
wide, vestibuled. SteaTa-heated, ELECTRIC
lighted and richly finished.
The first run of this train will be On.
Sunday, Feb. "a. leaving the Union Sfa-
ton at 2:25 D. m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
Too Cold for Hrat.nee.

Owing to the intensely cold weather
that prevailed yesterday the driving mat
fnee that was scheduled to come off at
Como was postponed,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
!ScHUMEMAN & EVANS
ScHUKENMAN & EVANS.
Sl.25 Monarch Shirts 75C

It's great Shirt opportunity-the best we have
ever given you-there no better Shirts than
Monarchs
An interesting story connected with our getting
them sell the price, but don't interest you wei
talk about the Shirts Percales mostly bright fresh
goods, variety of excellent colorings with without
collars all have pair of cufs-some have two All
and ST. Is values, and few duplicates of
shirts selling in other good ST. SO. The price
will be 75c
Don't crftieiSe us for not haying more-t's all we
could get-To make you get will not begin
the sale till a. m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23

gorin succeeded in establishing a win In
the end-game stage, Blackburne resign
ing, and Mieses succumbed to Scheve,
who now stands second to Janowski
Following are the scores of the COM
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
Coursing for the water,oo cu,

LIVERPOOL, Feb. Pat the annual
CON sing race for the Waterloo cup, run
at Altcar today, J. H. Bibby's Peerless
entries.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
SNOW AT HOT SPRINGS.

Contestants Hampered In Interna-
tiOnaI Live Bird Shoot
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Feb pa driv-
ing snow storm greeted the. contestants
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23

Wren going to Omaha don't go round
Robin Hoods barn. Take the M. & St L. .
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23

LOUIS FITZGERALD,
CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW,
VIM. A. WHEELOCK,
MARCELLUS HARTLEY,
HENRY G. MARQUAND,
CORNELIUS n. BLISS,
GEORGE H. SQUIRE,
THOMAS D. JORDAN.
G. B. ALEXANDER,
GEO. w. CARLETON,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23

JOHN A. STEWART,
A. J. CASSATT,
ROBT. T. LINCOLN,
J. ]. ASTOR.
GAGE E. TARBELL,
MARVIN HUGHITT,
WIN. H. MCINTYRE,
SAMUEL M. INMAN,
BRAYTON IVES,
ALANSON TRASK,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23

'ER, ia.
LEVI P. MORTON,
VIM. A. TOWER,
D. o. MILLS.
GEO. J. GOULD,
GEO. T. WILSON,
T. DEWITT CUYLER,
E.. w. LAMBERT,
H. M. ALEXA-N
J. F. de NAVARRO,
M. e. INGALLS,,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23

zoe Half Hose IOC.

All the remaining lots of Mems Half Hose for fall selling
go way offering hose fast
black fancy effects polka dots and tans all full regular
high pced the of 90 today
al 1Oc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
BACK PROM WINNIPEG.

Lem Defiel and his team are back from
Winnipeg, where they ran into some
very bad luck, and, although strong
eniGugh on form to do well, succeeded in
%%nILnlng only one prize, second in the
the trip: 'Ni iDeS
we had good time and curIed fairly
Wen, put In several OF the hard gar.es
peatedly missed shots played for. ana by
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-23
SI.OO Neckties soc

And while at the Shirt Counter take look
Nearly 200 popular coong Styles right shapes
wanted hands, pus and ecks DeJonvne
ing They the quick clearing
take choice
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-04
EC0s De EUROPA

ODservaee Dastante auimsci0n en- ell
palaeio real de Madrid & oonsacusncis de
la pToximidsd del enlace de Ia reina de
Asturias Uno de los regalos que recibiya
la desposada es un hermoso album con los
aut6grafcs de los mas distipguidcs perso-
naies de las esferas social polftioa.
-Comunican de Paris que son hume
rosos los sgentes carlistas que reoorren las
fronteras franco -espafIola reclutando gente
para las fnerZas de don Carlos, d rsz zon de
dos frances disrios J equipo complete.
Sc cree que ell gobierno actual es i'm.
potente para entorpecer ell triunfo de la
proxima revolucion.
Ell c6lebre compositor itaIiano sig
nor Giuseppe Verdi, ha muerto. Su sepe-
lilo revistio una grandiosa manifestation
de duelo general, en- la que tomaron parte
mas de 40 mil almss; entire elias nutridas
representations de los conservatorios de
Paris, Berlin, Bruselas y Roma.
Las tropas beers apoderadas del dis
trito de Fraserburg, ocuparon 8. 600 cabe
zas de ganado para su aprovisionsmiento
Sc han celebrado grandes manifes-
taciones de protestss populares en- las anti
las danesas por la venta decretada en- ell
psrlamento de su nacion.
Lord Kitchen empieZa confesar
10 desesperado de su sltuaci6n en- ell terri
torio africano.
-sEn IN departsmento del tren EXPIRE
so de La oompaflfa <London and Sonthwss-
teins raiwsy>, IN hombre que visjaba en-
compsfifa de IN cabslero una sef1ora
di6 muerte al primero 8 hirio grsvemente
a Ia segunda CON intento de robarles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-04
EsTADos UNIDos

n acorszado espsflol ReinG Merce :
|sS' presa de guerra de los Estados Uni
sOs como consecuencia del combate naval
u Santiago de Cuba, ser& destinado a
uAfeo e'cuela una vez que Sc terminen las
.Oul noaciones cue en- 81 Sc introducen en
% aotualidad.
Els objeto de discussion en- ell senado
H. Washington ell memorial presentado
'SOf los hlipinos en- soicitud de su inde-
|sSuuencla. FL gobierno no publica ell do.
anento por que esta torpemente redac
Pes.
LA aso ,iaci6n nacioual de droguistas
us'a" en- Chicago, scordo subir el pre-
n,.' 49, ue toda clase de drogas y medicinas
patenti=adas.
FL general Wood, enoargsdo del
nauao -" de Cuba, comunioa su gobierno
JUG ulspuso la prisi6n de Oscar s. Durfee.
s-Pleado s..e en- la esfera gebernativs, por IN
A'''alcO de 1000 dollars.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-04

Dnrfee es de Illinois, y fu6 primer
teniente del segundo regimiento de volun-
tarios de los Eetados Unidos.
SeaGn The Herald de New York, ls
expedition China representa- para 81 te-
aoro americana un desembolso de once mi
llones de dollars.
MIR. Mac. Kinley ha desshuciado
por complete los ministries de Peru y
Bolivia que pretendfan que los Estados
Unidos interviniesen en- laa cnestioues del
Pacfioo.
La prensa de Washington dice que
Ia Union establecera IN protectorsdo sobre
Cuba. interviniendo en- sus cuestlones inter
naoionales en- la reoaudaci6n do rentss,
cnva opsraoi6n sc hara bsio La inspection
do nm Comisionado especial de Norte anne
rica.
Les prohombres de Ia revolucion ma
nj fe stan su disgusto snts esaa lmposioiones
= dioen que atacsn Ia dignidad de Ia isia
one es precise coDssrvar toda costa:
Con algunas enmiendas aprooo ei
senado el proyecto sobfe reorg'nlzaclon
del ejercito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-04
DE ToDAs parties

Los beers, en- ndmero de s0o, bonn
bsrdearon el jueves pasado la ciudad de
Murrayburg, colonia del cabo, la que se
rindio despues de cinoo horas de nutrido
fuego.
Ell aoorsxsdo ssKentuckt" ha salido
de Hopkopg para Manila.
Los trsnsvalenses han estsblecido
un excelepte servicio de espionaje en- ell
mismo campamsnto del general ingl6s
Kitchener.
Sc asegura que los carlistas han he.
cho un desembaroo de armss en- la costa
nordeste de la peninsula espafiola.
LAS operaciones msrcantiles en- Cape
Towa Sc han paralizado por ell complete
dominic de los 6oers en- ell territorio.
Sc dice que las tropas amerioanas
continuaran en- Cuba ain cuando se deere.
te la Independents de la isla.
Los beers han rendido plsxas i'm
portantes al sur del Transval y .cortsdo &
trechos la lfnea ferroviaris que une Jo-
tranesburg con Pretoria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-04
DE HsgassUcUO

La muerte inesperada de la virtuo-
sa espOsa de don Felipe Otero ca. g. p
d., ha resuelto ell problema sobre ell ce
menterio clausurado.
FL parrafo 40 de la ley del ano ulti
mo sobre la materia, asi 10 exigia, Guam
do como en- ell case prasente una fami-
liza catolica necesita utilizar su propie
dad en- dicho sitio para ell cual hay 25
amos su desaparic16n cinco para tras-
ladar los restOs a otro lugar.
Era de justicia tai acuerdo y
aplaudimos a cuantos en- ella han toma
do parte y demostrado interes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-04
NOTASGURABENAS

| Un alegre grupo de distinguidos is
venes belifsimas dsmas, as0lt6 el sabadc
por La noche, la hermosa vivienda de don :
Teresa Estrada, en- su rica possession de
Buen0 Vista.
Desde iejos percibianee ga peaueflos
faroles que engalsnaban como eusauillos
de luz el edifcio, cuya entrada nos vimos
Sgradablemente .suspensos por una deco
racion lindfsima, one convertfs la sala del
balle en- un reeinto delicioso, exornado
por verdea palmas, entretegiendose en-
torma de arco sobre las puertas del salon
destscandose en- un fondo preciosfsimo
que cfreofan con sus briIlantes dolores Las
banderas espanolas americanas.
La esplendid6z ell carifo conque 90
nos reoibio no hay que mentarlas, por
aquetlo de que tan honroso procsder es
va proverOial en- la seflora Extrada en-
ga distinguida familia.
III senor Audrey So simpatica espoea
portaronse tambi6n con su habitusl cor.
tesla, no es possible que nsdie haya
quedado descontento de las atenciones
que Sc nos prodigaron.
I'll Sr. Andino su sefiorita hija, LA.
mados expresamente por la dueffa de la
casa para 0rnao,oizor la fiesta, tocaron con
verdsdero gUsto, obsequiandonos, en- un
lntermedio con su inimitable seis que
ejeouto como d 81 solo es dable ejeou-
tarlo.
Bailose hasta las tres de la mafana,
hora en- que los asaltantes regresaron al
pueblo, con la impression grata que deja
slempre en- nuestros coraxones IN procs
der franco y oarinoso.
7 como TODD no han de ser alegrfss,
shf va una nota triste:
Don Angel Pfo Ahedo, secretario
que, ,llego a ser de este juxgado munioi
pal, persona querida en- la poblacion
por su honradez y buen osrsoter, dej6 de
existir.
Paz sus restos.
Para ell sabado proximo, sc prepare
una asamblea con Ell fin de proceder d Ia |
renovation del comit6 federal gurabeho.
Promote estar animadfsima.
Asf sea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-04
MsLD|TOS De LA PATRIA

/ Los MUGS espureos que eu lugar de i
sl sacriflclo por la patris laboran por q
deshonrs, merecen Ia middleton que q
escTIba sobfe gu frente ell estigma oa,
sahala a ioa trAidoree.
squsllos que los eDcubren enouen
tran fslsss posi- i1nss para 1i-oulpr tapt,
intamis, mereoen ell desprecio ell divide
de los pstriotes
SCpando en- Puette Riao, al legar 4
un pueblo uo grupo de hombres honrado,
para pasar un dfa de holgura dar tregus
las fstigas de la cuotidiana labor, se les
ha reaibido entire demostracioues de fuer
"a sxhibiciones de fosies revolveresr
IQue rszones motivaron la presencis
On Camuy Ia tarde del 27 de la policfa in
sular armada hasta los dientes, reoorrien
do ell pueblo en- parejas en- actitud cssi
amenazadoraP
SNo sabe esa poiicfa que no ser por
la aensatex de ese pueblo, su aotitad bs
brfa dado lugar & un confloto, cuyas
conseouenoias no previo ouya respon
sabilidad hubiers recaido exolusivamente
sobre esa policfa?
SEs que fu6 reelamada por alguien?
...... ........
sEs qne e' miedo hizo tembIar d al
ghn espfrltu q nno?
No.
Harta confanza tienen en- Ell pue
bio de Camuy esos insignifcantes que pu
dierop ser ell orfgen de muchas desdichas.
Es que SO abuss de esa oonfanzs de
la sensatex de los oamuyanos, pues dema
siado saben ellos que IN pueblo no sc lie
lntimida con seis parejss de poicfa
Es q7e quieren demostrar que esa
fuerza esta a su disposition cum pie sus
trdenes y con clio impresionar d inoautos
4ue Sc ii ian solamente en- los primeros des
tellos de la luz sin observar que ella dina
IA del sol, es decir, que existe una ley la
,ual ellos tienen que respect ar cumpIir.
Convencidos estan los artesanos de
Arecibo que en- ell pueblo de Camuy se les
'ecibs siempre CON los ojos sbiertos con-
estan de que en- ell seno de esta
seran respetados queridos los
ederaes de to la la isla como respetados
ian sido hssta hoy los republicanos, pues
u pueblo de Camnves exeiusivsm ente fa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-04

dersl-salvo pequeHfsinios lunsres por
tauto pstriota. y no puede sslpicar DON To-
do la honrs de 10 pstria.
El pueblo entero protesto aquelIa mo-
che de Ia presencia de Is poliofa insular.
Ell senior alcalde evito IN contiicto mandan-
de retirar In poiefs que no le hacfa falta
para gsrantir Ell orden publioo, y todos
protestamos publicamente fin que ell go
bierno = el pueblo sepan quienes sirvs
una institution oreada para perseguir ban
didos y criminales, no para promover CON
f1lctos en- las poblaciones.
Federico.
Camuy, 2s Enero 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-04

rlndlese, con inaudita mansedumbre
al caprlcho de sus amos y se1ores,
lisa camara tiene la responsabilidad
de las angustias que vamos su-
trlr, de las verguenzas que vamos q
soportar, sin esa camara de esclavos
y services, el BILL HoLLANDER no ha-
brla pasado nunca. Y frente esa
camara, cuya ineptitud es tan no
toria, Sc levanta esta asamblea, en-
que residen los altos y legftimos
intereses de la coIonia.
Veinte votos aprobaron el BILL
inicuo. Pues bien: ochocientos votos,
entire los cuales ell ultimo vale tanto
como ell del speaker" Rossy, 10 con-
denan y 10 repudian. De este lado,
Puerto-Rico, con su million de habi-
tantes; del otre lado ell gobernador,
los consejeros y los canareros ALA
ell pals Official y burocratico; aca ell
pals activo y contribuyente: ALA ell
ansfa de cobrar mucho Y gastarlo;
aca ell ansfa de no perder en- un dia
10 que costo amos y amos de labor y
de ahorro.
SQui6n lleva la raz6n? All ESQ
no Sc pregunta. En- 1900 Sc nos
envlaba, CON NUEsTRo PRoPIo DINERo,
aquella limosna vii que servia para
HAcER ELECToREs, para comprar la con-
ciencia de una multitud que moria
de hambre, desnuda y a la intempe-
rle Sc nos considerable pordioseros y |
mendigos. En- 1901 Sc nos impone
a contribution mas fuerte del mundo;
esta contribution que traera el au-
nento de la miseria pdblica y la
de los insulares en- busca
lie una patria; Sc nos considera po-
lera poderosos y millonarios. De
nodo que en- diez meses pasamos de
os hospicios los alcazares de la
imosna al despilfarro; de la desnudez
la opulencia, por vlrtud de una
ey Glen veces maldita. ST clio no
IS un escarnio y una burla, sera pre-
,iso borrar tales palabras de los l6-
,icos. Burla y escarnio que recibimos
pie frme, con La frente serena y con
i alma henchida de indignation
1scarnio y burla que pesara en- la
onciencia de esos Esau de la CANA
a, capaces de vender a sus hermanos
'or IN plato de lentejas.
Urge la defensa Immediate. Y q
ealizarla va a Washington una CO.
nision en6rgica; y para sostenerla Sc
onstituye un comlt6 permanente; y
estras de csc comit6 nos colocamos
odos, y apoyoTenos SIS prop6sitos,
: robusteceremos sus campanas, y
emostraremos que Puorto-Rico, de-
ii va, escarnecido, maltratado, arrui-
ado, resiste q la injusticia, rechaza
i t6sigo que acercan a sus labios y
e revuelve en- ell lecho de la agonia
y tremulo: porque Puer-
o-Rico no quiere morir !,