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old SOLDIERS PARADED.
Procession Of Union Veterans Was
Many Miles long.
REQUIRED FIVE HOURS TIME IN PASSING
Selection Ct Commander in Chief and
tne Location Of Next National En-
osmpment Matters Of Uncertainty.

/ NeNeiahd, Ohio, September 1l.-Notwitn-
St"huihs lowering couls that constantly
/ ,hreateheu a dowppour OF rain throughout
,ne morning the grind parade OF the thir.
-ni'h Naiional 'encaupmcnt Of the Grand
arm! 81 the Republic was viewed hy al.
most the entire population Of 100000 peo-
pi is .. o.. inns city and nearly doubled 10y the
dae parade started after 10 O'Clock aud
ONO, the last In line did not start i'm
iphs alier noon, Before hair the professor
nireo,ly ,' 1's We advance departments had
me parade was led by mounted police.
thc i4S"T llama, wearing Grand Army Of
stand shortly before noon ana Joined II {
I POST Inc Memorial. IA It's march,
hummer Of women ana children were
( uNclyollie IA the crash incident 10 the
parade ana the Rcd Cross aud city nmhu.
iunces were kept bnsy responding To ellis
~ nu' ne sermons cnsE-'tr was reported. 1t
IL ,tNpected that Tho patriotic untiurst OF
loday VIII be duplicated Thursday after
noon when mass meeting WIN be- held
~ praise and THANKSGIVING for The pros
peClNe recovery OF President Mckinley
,Nellt9r Hanna, Governor Nhsh OF Ohio.
sia40f Johnson Of Cleveland, General Rms
S +, OF me Grand Army Judge William
Is. Day OF Canton. senator Fairbanks OF
Inulana, Hon. Charles GroSvcnor and Rev
Tx Manchester the presidents pistor,
VIII adaresS the meeting
There are two important questions In
lurc the National Grand Army of tho I,c.
PUBIC encampnent which seem To be- mat
'ers OF much uncertainty the choica OF
commander IN chcf, and the location n
tle next National encampment Deuyqt.
wants the latter.
q, il. tight for commander IN chief Is very
iH'ttstlHs ANA uncertain The friends of
Henelhl Torrance are hopeful that a dead
"ck may cnsue between General Stewart
ana General Slcklcs aud thus enable him
To be the3 successful candidate Twenty
I'VE or thlPty per cent of The eutirn III a
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STILL NO HOPE OF PEACE.
President Shaffer Sa d There Would
Be No Further Peace Movement.
STRIKERS BATTLE WILL Be CONTINUED
The Trust is Securing More Men Every
Day and Plants Are Reported to Be
Resunnin1 Operations.

pittsbnre. Pa. scptcniber TWINS
stories q pePeeiui s'tIlemeh' OF 'ue strike
OF the Amalganiatci association We're heard
to-day vim much force ana norsistn,cv
t,.ne,,,, s,,,e,,. ..,,,t,,,,,l 49, ~. ~
rfesi"sHt HA"i'eE VvNtii'uvl !" uenA 'heIn
emphatically aud said that the hattlc Of
The steel Workers rould pn mn untu ANN,
I'm, ~, a.ta. XXI. 80
won ne deueu tnat the executive hoard
had instructed him to stttle the strike on
any terms AMI sald that he would not 20
~ NpN yn,,, ~ ,n,l,, ,,, e,,r,.,. -
I" ~" We =, u''N' tl'A lurther peace
movement for the present
While the president W the Amalgamntel
assoc.ation was stondina n,1 IN nss nosi.
~" ~ =" 4'Si
f'oA rs oH'c'alS % me Uniteu STATES steel
forts 10 start tbdr pDants rbc eompuny
t,.,I 'Ii's
heH thf SUNSETS pi"k"ts hn'k by IL snow
Of polcc aud got ,ot noYisions cook
ing utensils ana cots FOR the men to slecn
~ 'i'V 'i,, N"i,a'g'nei3 piRn' oi tle
Amercu Tin Plate company. lt was Of
hcially announced nt The same time that
there wos an opn1n nnrnbcr ar man rcaIr
To enter me plant ana start the mills as
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INFORMAL CABINET MEETING.

The Principal Matter Discussed Was the
South African Situation.
Alllburn House Buffalo, y. Y. Seniem-
Der l1.--An informal cabinet conferences WI.
held today in the Glenny residence. which
adioins the house in which President Ne
kirley lies The conference continued for
ahQut an hour and closed shortly before I
% clock. The condition Of affairs arising
ont Of the conflict between Colombia aud
NtIezuehl was gone over quite fully, but
here was no determination beyond that
or carrying forward the policy already in-
quguratcd by the state department Mr..
nays colleagues feel disposed 10 leave
this and kindred issues lurgely to his dis.
erection.
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KIDNAPPED HERSELF.
Youno Woman Practiced Ruse to Ex-
tort Money from Her Father

tort Money from Her Father
indianapolis Ind. September ia spe-
cioI TO the Sentinel from Kokomo. Ind,
SAYS; 4 str'fing confession was made t.
night hy Miss Reha o'Hlr who claimed to
have been abducted 10y thugs both at her
home In Bushton, H. last June and here
last Friday from the home Of her grand
ither. She was found Sunday covered
with blood ana told Il narrowing tale Of
torture and cruelty On the day of her
llst disappearance her father, Elsbprry
o,lloir. a resident Of Bushton received a
letter stating that his daughter had been
annucted mud demanding $1,000 ransom.
The father. instead OF forwarding the
mCuey, sent detective here Tonight Miss
q. mar. confronted by the detective, VIII.
NJ and taWlin Donahue, confessed thar
she was holh times her own abducthr and
INN the obsest WAS to get the S4iHD from
NJ faihrr, She mad no help, but engineered
the scntmc herself aud 1t WAS 30 cmnlngly
tc0ised That her story OF the kldnapls
WAS believed. She was taken to llushtoG
toh!snt. she said she Intended tp be mar
Red la few days and needed the money.
she used chicken blood IN smearing her
race, hands and clothing,
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A staunch and sterIing specIIic.

A sure and agreeable remedy In all
Kidney and Bladder Troubles, such as
Gravel, the Retention and Suppression
Of Urine. Painful Micturiton etc. Is
that staunch and sterling specific "a
vorabiy known to three generations
as Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam
schnapps. knowing its powers. no
wonder Physicians and Nurses com
mend it so highly. Many people know
it best as beverage, and to its tonic
properties owe great share of their
health. Get the Genuine.
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MoVEMENr o. OCEAN vesseLs s.
tspeoial 10. The post1

1optVINI To- TIE POst)
Fort hais, La, September IL ARRIVED
Steamer lilspana lswcd1 from Port II.
mon schooner sauto oteri (Aml. from
htNa' t sailed: Steamers Othello GBrl
w huili t!munte (Am) for New York
S I'M AMI, for New York; bark For
GAlyeston NP"tp'"'
New York; sailed steamer Comal Gal.
tSstoh' .6rrlred Oceanic, from Liverpooi.
plymouth Arrived: Deutschland From,
New York Tor Hamburg ~"
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COMMERCIAL

The stock market continued to re-.
qr're the support of the concert of
finarcial powers.
Ala grains opened higher but the
Halkct lost strength and the close was
ieWel on everything excerpt oats.
Cotton futures closed slightly h,,,boc
~ me New York and New Orleans
markets Int spots declined in the
hitter.
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Texans Were Raised into the Higher
MNslcries II the Orcar

Texans Were Raised into the Higher
Mysteries Of the Order
Norfolk, Va, September II THE entire
session Of the National Hoo Hoo concatena.
lion here today was devoted to discus.
sion u the question whether or not the
scrlyenoter secretary aud treasurer of 10
order should devote his entire time 10 tue
work Of the ofacc, This would require a
salary heing paid him. 4 hot night for ana
against the proposition resulted In ma.
1oHiy vote against 81.
AZ The Oscyrian eloister Tuesday night
the following members nf the Hno lIoos
we're raised to membership IN the higher
ordcri W II Norris Houston; X Moore.
galveston: II I, Bnrton, G Turner A.
u keyscr, Chattanooga; n NJ RnWlins
Mobile: w G. Fellows. birmingham: n
$. Boggcss. Clarksburg w Va c. r..
Davis, Evansville
The concafenltI0n win adjourn tomorrow
with public cercinanes NJ the Academy 81
Music. IN which the old sharks wifi ba
and "cremated'' according Ia
the ritual OF the order.
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Venezuelan Navy Joined Rebels.

Washington, September 1l--Mlnister
Bowan at Caracas has reported to the
navy department That it was rumored there
that the Venezuelan navy hnd joined the
Colombian rebels in an attack ON RIO
llacha. This Is confirmation of the Tee
United States Consul Aamros at Colon.
also cables n confirmation uf Commauder
Sargents report ms 10 the presence of a
few hllhustcrs on Provision island near
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MESSAGES OF COINCIDENCE.
Sympathy EXPRESSED for President b,
Eorcinn Rulers.

Sympathy Expressed for President by
Gorcinn Rulers.
Washington, September 11.-Addltional
condolences We're received today from
many important foreign officials. Among
them We're the following:
From United States Minister Conger. Pc.
kin, China; Earl III, on behalf OF himself
ana government, sends sympathy and
PRAYERS for presidents recovery.
Teherln. September Hills Excpuency.
Mr. Mckinley, President of the United
states Republic, Washington: | am happy
10 congratulate the president on his escape
from the awful and iguomnions attempt
aimed at his person. pray God and
make the most sincere wishes for his ear,
~ recovery AMI shall further bc glad TO
receive rcHssuring udviccs from him
~ Mozaflcr Ed.Dine, Shah OF Persia
NldlE' september IL have lust learned
that Your eNCellrncy has heen n victim Of
an attack Expressing my most sincere
regrets cherish strong wishes for yOur
epc'"| recovery. Abdul Ilamid,
Racognl, September Tile vile attack
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conmitted against YOU has painfully HI
me. Italy Joins with me In deplOn,l
event ana hoping for the first migls
of the great North American Rep.Ai
speedy and Snfe recovery.
Niterltn Emmanuel, King Of fai
Lima. September IL hasten 10 tl''
my profound regret for the abcl1a
crime perpetrated Oh the person y a
cNcellency and / form fervent rde
the prompt recovery Of your health
President Romano Of MI
Quito. September People and ~
mcnt Of Ecuador deplOre attempt m
your excellency and pray for spssil
coyery. President paE|
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MAY sENp WAR VessELs.

A Fleet May Go from Spain to Moorish
Waters to Enforce Demands.
London September IA dispatch 70 ,ba
Times from Madrid says: The time Axed
10y Spain for the release Of the Spanish nov
aud girl captured by Moorish tribes expires
September IL
II Is said that the sultan wishes an ex
tension because the tribes are In rebellion
which the government Is not disposed 10
grant, demanding. hesidos their release
compensation IN cash and the punishment
OF The tribes. Il is believed thar other
powers support Spain's claim ana ibst
falling TO secure satisfaction spanish va
vessels Will he sent 20 Moorish waters.
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I'd q Lenaen for the count

London, September 1i,-The late pOwasa,
Empress Fredeilek's relations with coun,
seckendorn. the grand marshal Of he,
court, had been the subject Of international
gossip long before her death. 1t had been
frequently said that she was married N
the count Truth today makes The fol
lowing unqualified statement concerning
her VIII.
The feet has transpired that there il /,
legacy OF 100000 marks 10 Count seck,n
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INDICTMENTS RETuRNEn-
Probably Sensation DeVeloplna i
PINK Cnsa

R7nk CRse
New York September II The announce.
meni that Indictments had been handed
up Ia Judge Iacomhe In the United states
district conrt By the grand Jury which Inns
been investigating The affairs Of the Sew.
etIl Nailonal hunk today lod 10 the report
tnat efHfers Of the wrecked hank snd been
INDICTED. The grand jury hnnded up the
lnliei ments 40 noon ana Judge I.afnWbe
snid that he would Issue hench Warrants
tor me persons Indicated. Assistant Dis
ttel ATTORNEY baldwin declined 10 sny
Hno TAD been Indicted Inter I'm tho DIV
No absolutely denied TINT warrants hNd
heen lssued for any officer Of tho Seventh
nm '"ila bank and added that the grand
lnrI hNl not finished Its deliberations IN
thu matter.
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FOREIGN

II was stated that Spain would proba
blv find it necessary to send war vessels
q the Moorish wutcrs to enforce de-
hands
The peace conference AZ Glasgow
Grgcd the powers Of Europe to take mp
ana settle tlir Armenian question.
rn, meeting between Emperor VII
ilnm ma cholas took place OFF Hca,
Russia
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.EmPERoRs WILLIAM AND NICHOLAS.
Rulers Of Germany and Russia Met on
Their Yachts in the Sea.

hu'GFs OF 1ermany and Russia Met on
Their Yachts in the Sea.
Hela, Prussia, September 1.-THE meet
Ing between Emperor Nicholas and Empc-
for William was favored with perfect
weather Count Plateau, the kaiscrs aide
went on board the STANDARD 80 escort the
car who went on board the uohenzoleru.
Ihe kaiser received his imperial visitor
AT the sangWny. where the two mouarrAs
embraced each other. Then they inspected
me guard of honor together. after which
they remained IN an animated cunyers tion
until luncheon
-, just as the meal ended Hca was sighted
me GernElm squadron was drawn IN I'm
double line, the vessels being decorated
sides ~'
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Fire Raaina in New York

New York, September 11,-Fire Y. W
night In the Redhood storage y,
owned by the New York storage wv
has already done damage 70 sne 1a,I
S1O0,O0O and property worth 800 SSss,
is in danger OF being destroIea h bslS,
tiremen master the flames. Inc p1''''
filed with cotton.
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London Anarc

London Anarchists Want eoldniA
London, September 12-The londn
archists. according to the Daily EEls
are trying to arrange a lecture W
Great Britain for Emma GOLDMAN y
tn coming winter.
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Disastrous Fire in NefoundI'A'
ST. johns, y. f., September ll-A
trous fire occurred here today fe'aNe
the destruction of several stores eoli
fish and seal oil Two men VII
and several others injured. -lfra~
Is loss of about S5O0,OO0.
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TRUTH OF STORY QUESTIONED.
lncendiary Acts Charged Against Arne-
mans by Turkish Reports

mans by Turkish Reports.
Constantln0plc, September s-Crueslav
FIFTY armenian rcyolutionists, uccoriin.,
to Turkish reports, recently set fire To
the Mussumln quarters lt Mush. Turkish
Armenia, where fighting afterwarl Or.
Cured the Armenans retiring toward Sos
scum. II Is reported that September
ArmenlanS end Turks blow M the barracks
AZ Sassoun, where 5000 troops were st,l-
there in consequences
Such Turkish reports have previously
ureh fofemnG"Ie Of massacFes of Armc.
mans ana i IS sencrally apprehended that
Glasgow, September 1.-THE peace con
ference today adopted resolution urging
the governments which are sgnators of
the Berlin treaty to convene for the pur
pose of settling the Armchair question,
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Denton County Fair Open

Denton, Texas, SepteHpe,, he ps
seventh annual meeting o. isticu "
County Stock and Fair assVea' m
today with n good attendahsehss fsiri
viii continue four days mn mn hs rio 4
the night races, which WIZ nieht
night, beginning tomorrow ns
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LOCAL

Insurance men investigating Hous-
tons FIRE protection
The Gran Metropolitan Opera com.
pany TO be In Houston November 4
aud o.
swallow wells ARE recommended by an
expert authority as being the best
for llce Irrigation.
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affai" Expelled from Swtzetss
London, September II. yTaffaLe ~
gcrous anarchist and friend Of Bred
brci expelled from Switzerland ~
Gtspatch from Geneva 10 the pall
press. He stutes that he intends Y
coed to the United States.
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An AGED Mans suiolde

dallas Teas, September 1i.-Mirhael
joyce, 70 years old. walked into n marble
AAtV on Elm street this evening sat dawn
among The tomhstones and monuments
hit. 4 pistol ball through his braiu and
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SIGNIFICANCE OF lfFrTIvc

HerIln. septcmber 11.-The German, Aus
trlan ana even the Russian papers mani
nously recognize in the meeting of the
car ana the kaiser further proof of he
and a guarantee of the preservation of the
peace of the world
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.Judnment for the sunar Trlst

New York, September II. I'm the United
States circuit court today Judge I.aeembe
handed down ali order granting Judgment
in favor Of the American Sugar Refining
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RAILROADS.

IT was intimated that Speyer & Co.
hod purchased the Mexican nterna.
fioral for the Gould aud Hartman in.
teicsts.
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SPORT.

horiolos won the St I.egcr stakes
a. ponenstcr, England, defeating yolo.
tyoyisH by II neck.
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Frankfort, Ky, September li.-Judge y.
f. Gordon filed motion IN the Howard
trial this morning that the mandate Of the
court Of appeals has not been died and that
the case can not stand for trial IN the
court az THIS term, Judge Cantrill sus
tamod the motion OF Judge Gordon and jim
Howard Will not be tried at this term Of
the court.
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YOU DON'T HAVE TO TEST 1T.

You know the satisfaction II VIII give.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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viii Go 10 ST. Louis.

Milwaukee, Wis, September ~ lllps 4
tinel tomorrow win say thai ,sove y
American League clup ~ orIs neJ n
stock and barrel, " to 81 HVs
son.
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x K 4 c ! va MoN;T opI,
Groves Tasteless emu
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| CURE PRIVATE DISEASE

III men and women by which
every possible test and cas-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-24
'Campafa de
LA DemoCraCia'
Atendida por el pueblo

Por Arecibo anduyleron tres continental
LEI catequizando gentes para llevarlas al
lador. va tenian cerca de cincuenta infe-
y aloiados en- los almacenes de SBoca vie
donde esperaban la llegada del vapor que
6bia de conducirles al eterno destierro.
LEGO dicho vapor al punto pero no pudo
bndear por la exceslva marejada Sc alej6
para retornar en- mejor OCCASION. Esta Sc pre-
sent6 y la nave tambi6n; mas los emigrados
habian desaparecido.
En- primer termino los conttnentales en-
pezaron a restriDguirles ell auxiio pecunario
conyenido para que Sc aimentaran, desde
vEIEricINCo DIEz centavos.
En segundo, ha surtido etecto la campats
de La DEMocRAcIA, que SO lee mucho por
aquellos coutornos.
De los cincuenta emigrantes manifestados
salieron solo siete; dos tortoleii's y cinco ita-
llanos. Bstos decian; EViajamos por todo ell
uundo, por que en- cualquier parte tenemos
un consulado que nos dehenda.S Els verdad
que ellos han sabido manteuer una patria.
iDIchosos los que tienen patria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-24
a :. .CaBO

La polcis Insular parece que quiere incat
un periodo d. intursiones y abuses.
En- la madrugada del iueyes Sc present6
un guardIa en- la panaderla de nuestro correli-
gionario senior Camareno comprar un bollo
de pan,
Esto no tlene NADIA de extraho pero ha.
biendo dado la espada Camareuo para despa-
CHARLIE ell policia-asi supone aqu6l-abri6 un
caj6n del mostrador, vic un revolver, pag6 ell
artfculO Sc march6, MOmentos despuds vol
vic, requiri6ndoIe la entrega del arma,
Camareno lie replic6 que no tenfs ningdn
revolver de su propiedad, susctandose una
disputa.
Como el referido revolver era del veclno
Cipriano Cordero que tiene la licencia oportu-
ma 10 habia guardado allf, Camareno al prn-
cipio no guerra entregarlo luego ST 10 hizo
ylstas las reiteradas exiganclas del poicfa.
81 hecho ha sido objeto de una denuncia
Contra este, Ia que sostiene nuestro distlngui.
do correligonario Nadal Santa Coloma, ex.
iuez de la Corte de Distrito de Ia ciudad del
Oeste
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-24

UNA GRAN ASAMBLEA FEDERAL

En- Ciales Sc celebr6 una gran asambea
federal para la renovation del comt6 que ha-
bia cumplido su t6rmino raglamentario, reca-
yendo la presidential en- nuestro distlnguldo
amigo don Jose Pillar Santiago.
El nuevo ORGANISING tiene un asociado por
cada barrio de los que constituyen la jurisdic-
ci6n.
Don Lorenzo V6ez solicit6 SO le reevara
de la tesoreria; perO los asamblestaS ratifica-
ron sn nombramiento con demostracones de
simpatfa de confanza.
Sc acordaron en- Ell acto dos yotoS de con-
fanza uno para ell comit6 sallente otro para
ell alcalde del pueblo por su acertads ad'1ints-
TRACTION. TamLi6n Sc acord6, entire aclama-
clones entusiastas-a propuesta de uuestro co
rreligionaro don Carlos B Garcia-nn voto
reiterado de adhesion a sei1or don Luis Nd
fioz Rivera, dispoui6ndose ademas que Sc diri-
ia una cordalfsima despedida al caudillo, con
la expression de sentmientos de f6 con respec-
to sus gestlones por los derechos de Puerto
Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-24
CaguaS
DETENCIONES 1LEGALES

Tai parece que la policia insular Sc ha
empehado, con sus prOcedimentos abusvos,
en- hacer buena 4 la antigua Guardia Civil No
pssa dia sin que recibamos notieias de alg1n
atropello de algGn desman cometidos por la
moderna beneDlerita en- este en- aquel pueblo
de la isla.
Aver, en- ests ciudad, la pareia de servlcio
detuvo sin motive justidcado a nuestros corre-
ligionaros don Eduardo Rodriguez, hjo, y
don Bruno Rivera
El primero fu6 detendo, segdn manifesto
cl6n del guardia Polo, a causa de slts charlds
poltticds, el segundo fu6 puesto eu libertad q
los pocos momentos, por no resutar NADIA con
ira e Ahora bien; en- Uso de 50 perfectfsimo
derecho, y volviendo por los fueros de Ia justi-
ca ell senior Rivera denunc6 la mencionads
pareia ante el Juzgado correspondence por
detencl6n Illegal, val eDterarse ell teniente don
Angel Paniagua, 10 mand6 detener de nuevO,
sI disposition.
Por la noche Sc reuni6 en- ell Quartet de la
Polieia toda la camarilla republicana-el Juez
de Policfa, Gim6nez Cruz Y demss adlsteres-
sin duda con ell in de deiberar acerca de los
abusos que yienen cometiendo los gusrdias.
Bajo esa tlranfa repugnante, que NADIA
respeta, Ia vida Sc hace impossible en- Puerto
Rico.
Pero, pese qulen pese, 81 dereeho y 10
iustlcis han de prevaecer, tarde temprano, y
cseran para slempre los conculcadofes de Ia
ley
No hay mai eae cien amos dare,
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HATIL..,LO
In. ORREcclOaEs

La poleia insular, desde que Sc hizo car
go de la vigilancia del pueblo, Sc complace en-
molestar los vecinos honrados, Va6ndose
para clio de cuaquier pretexto.
En- cuanto suenan las diez de la noche,
manda retirar los transeuntes; en- noches
pasadas fu6 denunciado don Lao Vega, por te-
ner alberta una puerta de su establecimiento
POGO despues de dicha bora. Como es natural,
ell Sauto ofcio le conden6 la multa cores
pondiente.
La noche del 20, halandome con varios
amigos en- una casa d0nde nos diyertiamos,
dentro del mayor 6rden compostura, el guar
dfa Jordan nos mand6 recoger, por que eran
mas de las diez, ahadendo que nos 10 advertia
amistosamente, pero que en- case de que no le
obedec6ramos apelaria la fuerza, no con
forme con este obig6 la duefa a que cerrase
la casa.
SeTeiante pr. ceder, que Sc reptile con fre-
cnencis, trae muy disgustado este vecinda.
rio.
Dario Ruiz.