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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23
SOCIETY HAS
BEEN QUIE?

| IN .,,.. ,,,Jou,o E,,,v And what
| "''
mas lashloh been ao'i's '''He ''"7
ten weeks? Getting morally, mental!
| and pbysiriulIy bracch up. Mentally, we
| have re,d more in six weeks than in all
I the other forty. Morally. mathis ana
nrav,rs and subducd light through
stained glass windows have tlroYn a
mellow glow over every lurid- thoiGht.
! Physically? Wha, have all those Baths
becu for: This dieting, and these long
w,lksr And behold the perfect woman
reudr for the spring fray. There is no
longer Il sprinr season in society. True
we have a Bit Of amusement Easter
week, but then prepare at once for the
summer season, There has been practi-
rolly nothing going on for the six days
snvr surh m,iet informal affairs allow
able during Lent
There has been cyclonic sweep Of
cards. On Tuesday afternoon Miss
Aynps Y. Richardson entertained at her
home on Park Place, in this popular
f,shion Wednesday afternoon King
Gard again held SWAY mt the home of
Miss Alice Sellers on Rroomr street.
Tho romc WAS cuchrr and Mrs. Arthur
Garrett carried of the first prize. We'd
nnsd,v evening Miss Adainr L. Jones
poyr II card party IN honor Of her guest.
Miss Rerbe of Baltimore. The prizes
fell to Miss A, I.ouiSc Elliot. and Henry
~ penuvnockcr Miss Hccbr is known
in Wilmington Nari,y Fair. especially
to those who have spent their summers
has cottore with her parents. Miss
Jon.s entertained also Yesterday after
noon in honor of her baltimore guest,
o;viny a, informal ten in her honor.
cards il WAS again Yesterday afternoon
whom Mrs Frederick w. Stone threw
oupu her beautiful country home near
Si,v,rsle and entertained at II seven
hand ouchre marty.
Thc ,roin. coming in from the South
o,n hr;rrinr many Vanity Tairitrs
homo Inf Atlantic CITY gains more and
n,nro of our <, in, element every day.
I Soon LATELY ON tho Esranodc have been
Mrs Henry p. Scott and her two child
| ron Mrs Willard Hall Porter and Miss
Anrnttn Porter Mrs, Spotswood Gar
land and Miss Garland, who however.
Ih,v, r,tuu.I hnna. Mr.. and Mrs. Lii
linrno Chandler Mr. A. G.. MrCauS-
nord Mr. and Mrs William II. LYMAN.
Ilir, J,hr Rio.y and her charming
t,llIr,n
Omit, , numb.r of WilmiurtonianS
I ,t,4 70 p,;,nIn,,h;. an Monday NIGHT
a., u.;,ross tbo NAV. ,t thr Now Century
C,,I, v.r;,tan hv s Doc,tur Smith. who
,,,,u ,,E;ttv C,liuo y m,Ja ouitc hit.
p''i' ,io,, - tLo snn.n.s Lo;ro jne IN Miss
r,n,n,, u pol.;ns ,ho ,motuer actress
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;' ,,,an'in.n, nort in "a N;,ht or"
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-.;aI u,a,.,I VII, la tho Rorhtol.JJurl-
,'',nn ,,,1,in, ~ ,,hi,.h + to,l van ,,st
July, p",u 49,, W. Nav Ir,irito. vii, rnto
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23
GOING DOWN HILL,

People suffering from kidney diseases
feel a gradual but steady loss 90 vitality.
They should lose no time In trying Fol.
ey's Kidney Cure. II IL guaranteed.
Sold at Danforth's. 100. Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23

q,nR SALE~C CHEAP FOR WANT OF USE,
an oalt 10 top surrey buggy. Apply to =.
J.. Carpenter sinple, nh street between aiad'
stEanl hUn,ue streets N"i'H
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23
ruelsssI IN : Gs5In. n, L.

Al. W. Martins big scenic and
attic production OF "Uncle Toms q
was The attraction al the OperA 4
yesterday afternoon and evening.
is actually y $40, 900 production q
grand Old historical play, and ID N
grand scenic revival. 1t required
tire train OF three Pullman palaceG
transport this mammoth specti
show, which includes sixty II
twenty ponies, donkeys and d
mules, oxen, horses, the original (sl
jubilee shouters, q pack Of twelve
tally imported Cuban bloodho
Eva's golden chariot, valued at s
three bands OF music, Uncle Tom
his typical OK cart and a solo orch
A grand free street parade, the best
witnessed, will start from the thea
noon. The performance will be rep
this afternoon and evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23

,r.OR SkJr-iIousE Ga WEST FOURTH
ttrrr,, room. and BATH Apply to lo'
ttrG RcttCw. oa-ti
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23

Aman named Il. Prosson, of Presson.
VILE Kans, wrote letter the other day,
saying the opinion Of every body inhis town
who has used Foley's Honey and Tar Is
that It Is the very best medicine for la
Qrippp, colds, coughs etc.
\ Sold ut Danforth's 120 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23

Oyster Pic at Beokett's kestaurant7th
and Shipley streets -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23

TO CG.,. "a SUlD IN ONE DAY
Laxative Bromo.Quinne Tablets remove:
the cause.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields trea|
by Ely's Cream Balm, which Is agt1
aromatic. 1t is received through tn
triis, cleanses and heals the whole q
over which it diiIuSes itself. A re
for Nasal Cataarh which is drying q
citing tn tho diseased membrane 4
rot he used. Cream Balm il reoOd
as specific. Price 30 cents at druggl
by mail A cold in the head immsd1
disappears wien Cream BalWats1
Ely l3rptLera, 81 Warren ste6iI1 N n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23

TOO manv people lose valuable time In
Experimenting with cough and cold
cures They should take faIey's Honey
and Tar before it is too LAlE.
Sold at pnnforth's, 100 Mark Ut greet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23
FOR SALE.

n, or s,lEAED FOR l:ENT-REsInGN- -
II ccs on Welt side j. r. y, Seeds. r. q
Feeds, l,iO Broome and lolo West Tenth
streets ~"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23
HOTEL LURAY

Atlantic City, n. j.
Omen Pavilion and heated Sun Parlor directly
over Boardwalk.
Purche, on n level with and joined to Board
walk Sea and rrsh private baths. Golf
privileges. JOElL Ii WHITE Il son,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23
THE ISLESWORTH

Atlantic City, N. J.
Directly on The beach.
open all the Year.
Modern in Every Detail.
Fresh and Salt Water in Eveiy Bath.
Cafe Orchestra
Write FOR Booklet.
J.. i. SCULL Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23

lV,oR RSkLECHEAp--A GOOD SOUND RE.
" Ii able hors. can I've driven by any Gns;
Rnuld make an excellent farm ..orSO app'y
/, Huwur,t II Vernon, Republican oiice'
mliltf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23
THE ST. CHARLES BEauH. BN TlfE

UPWARDS of $40 600 has Just been expended
in additional improvements. which include 3o
Few private bathrooms. finished IN ltaah
marble with hot and cold fresh ana sea wat er
attachments, SHOW ers, etc.
Tho hotel contains more private baths than
any resort hotel in the country. Write Tor
nnnilet, INS. IL kEllhLl ErOPf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23
RESORT HOTELS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. }.
FiADDON HALL

Atlantic City. III.
Every modern appointment aud comfort.
Hot aud cold sea water baths aolf links,
Nrile for illustra ted toohlet.
LEEDS a. LIl'PlNCOTT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23

Oh &ters by the quart at Becketts Rsatau
raj Seventh snd Shipley Streets
eh.-s1We-.. ;, ..dsma, nnd-t",e,,nln- / I
ent in Masonic Building last evening, \
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23

Dr Bull Cough Syrup invariably
cures promptly all catarrhal affections,
Ihis wonder ul medicine performs today,
and has performed in the past hal century
the speodiest cures OF colds in tho throat
choss and lungs.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26
A FUND FOR SChLEY.

The RECORD is in receipt of the
following self.explanatory letter
from the Memphis Commercial
Appeal. Those who desire to
contribute to the Schley fund may
send their amounts to that paper:
Dear Sir: The Commercial
Appeal has initiated a movement
to secure funds to purchase a
testimonial for Admiral Schley.
You are probably aware Of the
studied effort that has been made
in certain quarters to ignore the
work Of Schley in the last war.
You will remember that he was
in actual command when Ger
vera's fleet came from the mouth
of the Santiago Harbcr. You
will also remember that he was
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26
BATTERED A PISTOL.

Governor Davis has granted a
pardon to John Middleton, who
was fined $50 in Boone county
this month for bArsering a weap'
on, The case is a most peculiar
one, and the governor acted as
soon as the affair was brought to
his notice, the violation of the
law being only technical. 1t was
a case of disposing OF the pistol
to procure provisions to save
himself and family from starva'
ton, as the following petition,
signed by the best citizens OF
Harrison, will show:
!"John Middleton, an old citi'
zen Of Boone county, went to the
state Of Washington, and, on his
return from there during ias'
year some time, was entirely
without provisions for himself and
wife and two children. He was
the owner of a large 38-caliber
pistol, which was the property he
then had left, and exchanged said
pistol for about $40 worth of
wheat and corn, which was used
by himself and family. He is a
good citizen, and has nc property
with which he can possibly pay
said fine and COSTS"
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26

on the bridge of the Brooklyn
during the fight and that the
Brooklyn received more shells
than any Of the American ships.
1t was Schley who cut off the
Colon, and it is fact shown by
accurate Investigations that the
9rooklyn's guns reached home
oftener than those of any other
ship in the fray, If you will
inaugurate movement in your
paper to receive popular sub
scriptions in small amounts and
remit the same to the Commercial
Appeal, credit will be given your
paper for its part in the matter.
II you do not care to do this, we
will be glad to have you to call
the attention Of your readers to
our effort in behalf of Admira,
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26
THE WAvS.OF THE WORLD.

shsing, a woman worn and
thin 49, the. world condemned
'at among hu- highway, and
passlng sas IS they went to
pray ayVven's h', U a man and more
to blaeraog Dsi It the world spared
him a\gtsath of shame. Be.
meath his feet he saw her lie, but
he raised his head and passed
her by. They were the people
who went to pray, at the temple
of God on a holy day; they
scorned the woman forgave the
man twas ever thus since the
world began. Time passed on
and the woman died, on CROSS
of shame she was crucified the
world was stern and would not
yield, and they buried her in a
potters field. The man died too,
and they buried him in a casket
of cloth with a silver rim, and
said as they turned from the
grave away, we buried a noble
man today.
Two mortals knocked at heav-
ems gate stood face to face to
inquire their fate. He carried a
passport with an earthly sign
but she a pardon from love di.
vine. Oh ye who Judge 'twixt
virture and vice; which, think
you entered paradise? Not he
whom the world hath said would
win, for she alone was ushered in,
Bob Taylor.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26
-uW. AnI51

---e~. .r r,S~tSiN, r. >llars re.
dairymsn living enc mile TAT
Of this city, was taken violently
insane, and was this morning
locked up to await the verdict OF
the caurt, Leiford has tor sew
eral years been subject to attacks
Of temporary abberatioR of the
mind. The fret INDICATION ot ms
recent condition was notlceo
Wednesday, when he compelled
his 12.year.old SOP to set fire to
a stack OF hay containing twelve
tons. Late last night he armed
himself with an axe and demol-
ished all the furniture in his
home, driving his wife and chill
dren from his house. He is now
locked up in jail until such time
as his case can be passed upon
by the county court.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26
given away,
Last Sunday was the day set

Last Sunday was the day set
apart by the governor CT Missou'
ri on which the people were to
fast and engage in prayer for
rain. 1t may be all right for the
people to pray for rain, but we
are inclined to the belief that the
Great Ruler knows his business
and we are not going to commit
sacrilege in an endeavor to in
duee Him to change His plans or
the ways Of nature.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26
The people are determined

The people are determined to
"bust" the Jones.Berry trust.
The reader will not be sur.
prised to learn that the above
'uttsrancs came from the Marshall
Republican editor. If the DEM
oerats were 90 solid for Clarke as
the Republicans are the result
would be a foregone conclusion
in favor Of Clarke. 1t is sur.
prising also that a few Demo-
cratic sheets will keep such mis-.
,erably bad company.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26
It ia the general supposition il

It is the general supposition in
this county that Hon. Clay Sloan
will bs candidate for congress in
this district nextyear. Mr.. Sloan
was defeated only after a hard
struggle at the last election, and
next year he will be harder to
head than before. He is a first.
class mixer and campaigner, and
gentleman above reproach. AS
representative in congress Mr.
Sloan would be invaluable to the
people of Arkansas. as.-Imboden
News.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26
MRS. PAUL KRUGER is DEAD.

Those who have some reason to
know claim that the death of Mrs.
Kruger may have such an op-
pressing effect on Mr.. Kruger
that the war will be ended i'm D..
mediately, he being in low spirits
over the operations CT the army
anyhow,
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26

An exchange says that people
exercise more Judgment in breed
ing and at! caring for dom domestic ami
mails than for their own children;
and the result is horses worth a
thousand dollars and boys worth
twenty-five cents; osws worth
erass p, -trA" ~ " wv
given away:
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26

The Texas Farm and Ranch
gives this receipt for getting riich:
"Promote a cotton crop; incorpo'
rate old Beck; capitalize your
muscle; water your stock; spit on
your hands and sail in."
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26
Schley.
Yours truly.
Commercial Publishing Co.
SHOT HER SISTER.

Mammoth Spring, Ark, July
23.--Miss Pearl Billman was shot
and dangerously wounded early
This morning by her sister, Grace,
who was trying to shoot a sup
posed robber on the porch.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26

1t DOESN'T make any difference
about the testimonials from the
administration going to Sampson
the people know that Schley did
the work,
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26

ghe candidates for governor
next year will be few and far be-
tween. No one will have the au'
dacity to tackle the peoples idol,
that great trust:smasherl9) the
honorable Jeffersop Davis.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26

An exchange suseests that a
debt.paying religion is badly
needed in this part of the state.
We would amend by saying
..t.more Of IT,"
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26

If the Little Rock authorities
can't do any better they might
send for Mrs. Nation: Perhaps
she can do something with Bob
Eurth.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26

We are getting this paper oHt
With mighty effort since the
Stone County Democrat will not
exchange with US.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26

The Imboden News says there
is as much religion at a horse
sace as at a religious ~ debate.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26

Sam Jones says the stingy man
lives 3 dogs life on this earth
and goes to hell when hs dies.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26

Up in thu .NorthEest farmers
are cutting down trees SO that
their stock may eat the leaves
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26

J. P. Clarke has tried 70
break into the senate before;
Sharp County record., 1901-07-26

SR 'ss,A
asss pc I man of salslIlt
II Wish to say .for
others, that | was
lnmbago and kidns, !
TIT. the remedies | tool -
Kidney Cure, and ~
bottles | am cursS rs
Edwards.
Arkansas 4 has sop.
colleges in the souS
NJ A; T. o. blanchard, NJ
with kidney disease ~
years. Have doctors "
physicians and | 90, !
II used two bottles Of \
nSy Cure" +" william,
Some men can t.h l.
never say anything
| William Woo q ~
la. writes; ~ I a
kidney disease for tf
four one dollar size w.
Iey's Kidney Cure
would recommend 1t I J:
has kidney trouble" ciss
Ed wards. ~
1t is impossible fol AZ
please everybody. ~
Ira D. Recksrd, d.
writes; "My little boy
leg from the knee 10 i,
used Banner Salye lnn,
IN three weeks time /, \
entirely healed, | want
mend 1t to every family h
them to keep Banner Sin
as 1t is a sure remedy ia
any sores.' Wilhamsa
A big.headed psrsa eE|
worlds biggest fool.
To eradicate worms fls
tenn give the child plan,
food and Whites Cream
The result will De, The \
disappear and the chi'd\
healthy and cheerful. PM
For sale by Snow, the drug
Secret service kMr|
counterfeiters 'neYNp
FOIey's sh,nl4 < ID
for children SaleN w
St. Louis r-asnsn
ture wear service stripes
DvWilt's Witch Hud
shoa!d bs<proGptly apphsds
burr,1d scalds. Il @i.
Ip " heals the iniud
There are worthless coualstGl
sure to get DeWiils VI
ans & Edwards.
Australia's fresh vsa
are being stocked with tuI
4 auos cuvaz vissI
Many thousands hau w
stored to health and h'pPn
the use of ChamberIali
Remedy. If afflicted VII
throat or lung trouble, glNil
for it is certain to prove y
Coughs that have resisted !
treatment for years, hawr
this remedy and perfect hd|
restored. Gases that sesnd
less, that the climate u
health resorts failed to h'N
been permanently cured y
For sale by Snow, The dna
Kansas and MissOunH
factors in the corn marx
Pennsylvania women
vesting crops while the
working in the factories
The piles that annoy y, ~
be quickly end Perma'ss1i', si,
If you use DeWIhs W W
Salve. Beware OF worm
torfelts. WILLIAMS
wards.
LEGAL ADVERTISE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-14

obra reportarfa los intereses de
Espa11a en- Ell continente africano.
Cuando ell conficto de Melilla
creimos que tan interesants proyec-
to habia de ser favorablemente AGO.
gido por Il prensa de nuestro pals,
al que tanto habfa de favorecer el es
tablecimiento de esa via de comuni
caci6n con Ell Africa; hsmcs busca-
do uno y otro dia indtilmente en-
nuestrcs colegas peninsulares, algo
relacionado con tai vital question, y
NADIA hemos vtsto. por desgracia,
nando esto lugar q que Sc olga g Sc
sospeche de nosotros que somos IN
pueblo indiferente, cuando los he
c1os autorizan cumplidamente nues-
ira razon y nuestro derecho ante la
historic de los corfictos fronte Rios
entire un pals civilizado como Espa-
fla y un pals semi barbara como Ell
-mperlO marrOqu1.
Grande es hoy nuestro desen.
canto al yer que ME ntras, unos de-
dicen columnas enteras a declr CO.
mo piensa Silvela, y otros entretie-
nen sus ocios contando los descala.
bros de Sagasta y las inclinaci ones
de Romero Robledo, ninguno. como
va hemos dicho, ha dedicado nj una
palabra siquiera una obra que, de
realizarse, bastarfa por su indiscuti
BILE importancia y sus trascedenta
les consequences a inmortalizar la
generation que hubiese tenido la
suerte de llevarlaa a cabo, fgnrando
al lado de aquelIas, que han forma
do 6poca en- la historic del progre 80
humane.
Pero ST lamentamos con pena ell
inexplicable silencio de Euestros CO.
legas, dolor y admiration nos eau
sa la deplor able indifsrenc:a de esas
sociedades africanistas y culonistas
que, teniendo la vista fla en- un pun
to determinado. no paran su aten'
cion en 10 que tan justamente la re-
clama.
1Creen por ventura esas socie-
dades favorecer mejor los intereses
quo repre- sentan alentando preferen-
temente colonizaciones problem IT,
cas- en- regioncs POGO habitables, q.
ayudar con su concurso & la consu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-14
HEcH0S Y DICH0S,
Cr0niQuilla del dia.


Aver fue Ia fiesta del Pillar en-
Rio Piedras.
Estuvimos en- el pueblo y no pu
dimos saber que hubiera tai fiesta.
iCuantum unitatus at lilo!
Silencio en- las Gales, casi de-
siertas. donde Sc encuentran baches,
agujeros y lodo.
Ella Gonvalecencia, abandona-
da. Los BALCONIES del edifcio, va
podridos, Sc vienen al suelo.
Todo respira alif, miseria y NAL
estar.
ST asf essa Rio Piedras, sc6mo
estsran otros pueo1os mas pobres
del interior?
Puede decirse que en- Pto. Rico,
no estamos ciertamente en- ell mejor
de los mundos possible.
va esta dispuesta la comision
de conner ciantes que va a New York,
Visjaran por los Estados del
E ste y podr an hacer comparaciones
con el estado (con min1scula) de la
Islills, .talto de bostimeaetos q diaaero.
Bier Q fuera que los comisiopa-
dcs dedic aran una parte de su diver
tida expedition, buscar un buen DR.
americana, que porga al enfermo al
gunas inyecciones de plata, 1nico
medic de levantario de la postraci6n
en- que Sc encuentra, que va ha-
ciendose c1onica, incurable ST Dios
o 10 remedia
Y que el enfsrmo esta gave. es
cosa va olvidada, por 10 sabida.
o*o
Unos dlcen que dimite; otros q,
10 dimiten; y algunos afirmau que
no djmitir&.
Pero 10 cierto es, que algo tiepe
ell aqua cuando la bendicen.
Y en- donde menos Sc pier 50,
salta la liebre.
El tempo, que es gran maestro,
no tardara en- 1esolver 10 que parece
una charads, y no es mas que una
odivinonso vulgar.
La cuerda rompe, cuandt Sc da
muchas vueltas a Ia clavija,
o*o
Les tiempcs cambean.
Antiguamente cualquier depap,
diente de farmacia, SO CONVERTS,
por arte de birIs- bIrloque en- Botica-
rio de pueblo chiqufto.
Pero el Ins 2ectpr de Sanidad
que es sastre y conoce Ia tela, Il pa
rs el caballo al de la Csrolina
Esto va q producer nna verdade
ra reUol4ca61a en- la farna0cOpea puerto
rrique7a Ora revolncion Sc espera
en- Is medicine.
El Inspector de Sandal be pro-
pone acabar con todos los curande.
ros, brujos, herbolarios, adivinado-
res, hecbiceros y demAs ssbandijas
que conspiran- contra Il salad ph-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-14

macion de una obra que serfa, no
solo ell lazo de union entire Espaf1a y
Marrue:os, sino la arteria por don
de la savia de la civilization pasase
& vivificar y fecundar ell gran cont
nente africano?
aA quien puede ocultarsele los
beneficios que reportarfa & Espaf1a
Ell transito del pasaje que desde Ell
Norte de Europa Sc dirigiera al A
frica y q las Indias Orientales por
esa importante via?
No debe tampoco olvidarss que
el camino mas co1to al Soudan occi.
dental es por Marruecos y que 81 los
camellos pueden atravesar Ell desier
to y llegar haata Tum buctd, por don
de pasan estes titles animales po
drfa bien pronto la locomotora, po
niendonos as1 en- directa comunica
ciGn con una de las mas ricas regio
nes africanas, y realizando de este
modo 10 q. hasta ahorano han podldo
cons sguir las naciones que mas inte
res tienen en- ell cOntinente africano
a nosotros que tenemos posecio-
nes en- Ell litoral riffef1o no debe ser
nos indiferentes el porvenir de nues
ira patria en- el imperio marroquf.
Las consequence S de 10 que ahora
sucede cou motive del apresamien-
to y asesinato de los s1bditos espa-
noies pueden ssr graves. Conveu-
dfa, ST l]egaran serlo, que no nos
cogieren desprevenidos.
De tOdos mOdOs, y en- provision
de los acontecimientos que puedan
surgir en- 10 futuro, nue. stro objetivo
debe ser hoy como maf1ana ell esta-
b|eci iniento del tuuel submarine;
obra esta que esta llamada q repor-
tar incalculables banefcios q nues-
ira patria q la civilization y la hu
manidad.
Tcto, Gonzalez Condanso.