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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
The British Engaged the Beers
bartender and DeIarey Driven From
Strong Positions BY Gen. Methnen.

for such belief being that the govern
ment would not be 80 fatuous as TO
issue proclamation without def
mite scheme in regard to following IL up.
On the other hand even the Copser'
vative papers now speak Of the ike
lihood Of continued guerrilla warfare
throughout the coming South African
summer while the War Office has is'
sued an order that the imperial yeonen
must enlist for one year, or iftheWsr
lasts longer, for the war;"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
Yon Will have TO Hurry.

We have just received a large ship.
ment of Grants Pass WateTmelOns.
They are going like hot cakes. Come
early and get the best At Branson 4
Ragana.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
Something Doing

The White House Restaurant is do.
ing rushing business this week, because
the people have fond that they serve an
appetizing and wholesome meal at all
times.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11

CHIoAGo, Sept. ll.-N,sr.ts Pindi
Vile today granted sauanoe tin
September 18th In the o.a ,hs anar.-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
Tar and Feathers.

DKNyER, Sept. ll.-A special 10 the
Post from Casper, Wyo,, says that Hans
Wagner, who il is alleged expressed
sympathy with CzolgosE, was TODAY
tarred and leathered, ridden out Of town
on a rail, and warned never 10 return.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
copn.

In the case Of Carson ys. Fleming,
Jndas Boise today made an order for the
receiver, A. w. Prescott, TO sell the book
accounts Of the drm.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
state Socialist Meeting.

A State Socialist convention will be
held Ia salem Sept. 2bth for the tran
....II IL. - ..s.rsl h,,alaase.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
NEW TO-DAY.
Cor. State and COm'l Sts

HUE WING SANG co. Chinese and
Japanese Fancy and Dry Goods, Silks,
Ladies Underwear, Furnishing goods.
Wrappers, Silk Waists. Low prices.
Oil I'm
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11

How Are Year AtdneysN
DE- HObbs' sparagua Iiis cure an kidnoy INA. sam.
SO free Adj elefhng Kennedy 60, Chicaso " n, y
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-02-14

to aid the British in South Africa.
King Charles will remain in London
until tomorrow. Great efforts are
being made to secure new treaty
of alliance with Englane. superseding
the antiquated treaties.
A dispatch from Cape Colony
states that big fight occurred at Ia
baksberg mountains between Dewet
and the English forces under Major
Crewe. The English we're forced to
retire and were harassed in the rear
for several miles. Crewe lost one
gun, but the losses in men are not
given.
Louis Botha had tight with
General Smith Darien at Orange
Camp. Beers left 20 dead. English
lost % killed and SO wounded.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-02-14

Construction work is progressing
as rapidly as circumstances will per-
NIT, and Is on the whole satisfactory.
Bad weather has been drawback,
but the settled conditions OF the past
few weeks has been great help.
The long trestle is more than half
complete and ten days more will
finish it. Nothing then interferes
with the track laying to Council, and
as the distance is only five miles 1t
can be assumed that the rails will
cover the ground by the first Of
March, probably sooner.
The contractors, Wilkerson &
Thompson, are entitled to credit for
the manner in which they have
carried the work through in the face
OF many difficulties from start to
finish. 1t has, with them, been a
severe trial of energy,
The business Of the road has been
increasing, and with the line COM
plete to Council it will be taxed to
its present capacity and additional
power and rolling stock will be re-
lquired to meet coming demands.
A standard water tank is being
erected at Goodrich creek.
Carruthers Bros. will soon com
plete their new warehouse at Coun
Gil, and this will soon be followed by
the depot building.
Ore bunkers for the reception OF
the products of the Seven Devilf
mines will be in readiness as soon az
the roads are in condition for eco.
nomical operation.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-02-14

to enlist local backing for the enter~
prise. The company will be capital
lied at s25, 900, the proposed pl1nt
costing about $l2, 900, and the geu-
tlemeu propose that If e5, 600 TO t10--
600 stock 10 taken locally, they will
furnish the balance OF the capital
They have met with unanimous en-
couragement and at the present tims
over IS, 600 has been subscribed by
local parties. Prune brandy plants
have been very successful all over
the country and wine making ~
brought great wealth to Californna.
Those who had their prunes and
other fruit go to waste the psst
season will welcome . means OF turn
ing their product into cash. Wesseg
il very much in need Of enterprises
that employ labor regularly, and :
few steady pay rolls would b. ~
beneficial. This plant VIII employ
eight men the year round, and httssa
during the fruit season. Il
The gentlemen promoting tho piaait
state that work will be com mencsd
- soon as practicable.
The following local parties have
become stockholders in the conoefns
which will be Incorporated = ThS
Weiser Distilling Co., Limited;
s. A. Swauger, j. M. Fisher, 4.
M. Barton, Bank of Weiser, NJ. +.
Sommercamp 4 Co., Thos. Kelley
P. H. Moulton, NJ Sommsrs, n. M
Ksmball, Hiram Smith, Oo
Bros. T. 9, Galloway, I. q I ! y ~ !.
itili ~. ~ n. ~ III 7H3 I'm
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-02-14

Mr.. VIM. French is down from the
Blue Jacket mines and brings news
of an accident that occurred there on
Wednesday, February 9th, and re-
suited in the death of John Schroe-
der, young man 81 years of age,
who is known around Weiser, having
worked for A. G.. Butterfeld for q
time. On the morning IN question
the young man went out to get fire..
wood, the woodpile being near the
cabin and. at the foot of the steep
mountain slope. The snow had ac-
cumulated during the winter until
the woodpile was beneath the snow
level and during the steady consump-
ton of the wood cavern or tunnel
was burrowed along the hill which
was of width of about ten feet.
The loosening of the wood this morn
ming loosened great mass OF SNOW
sigh hissed forth from the noun
tainside Immediately above and
Shredder attempted to run out of the
snow tunnel but before he could
escape the upper side, with tons of
weight behind, it slipped forward and
downward ten feet and met the lower
side. Shredder was caught under
the slip of the snow and his life
crushed out. They dug him out and
buried his body at Decorah yester-
day. His folks were wired and they
replied to inter him there. The
people of DEBORAH subscribed 500
for a monument for Shredder A
new superstition has been brought
to light by the accident. The old
timers did not want Shroedor buried
at Decorah on the ground that it was
unlucky to start graveyard with 6
young man.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-02-14
PORTUGUESE WANT AID
Report That British Squadron Has Been Or
dered to That Place-News Received by
War Once In London-Other
Movements.

London, Feb. Sit is reported
in London that the Beers commanded
by Blake are threatening Lorenzo
MARQUEE ana that Portugal has re-
quested British assistance. 1t is
further asserted that British squad
ron has been ordered to Lorenzo
MARQUEE. No official confirmation
of the reports is obtainable.
Later it became known that the
British foreign Office had received
semi official confirmation of the re-
port that the Beers we're threatening
to enter Lorenzo MARQUEE and that
the local Portuguese authorities we're
asking for British assistance
Cape Town, Feb. 5. The Boers
captured 200 British when they
rushed Modderfontein January 80.
The prisoners were subsequently re-
leased. Thirty British were killed
or wounded.
The newly formed guard for the
Rand mines left SteIlingbush for
Johannesburg Wednesday.
An order has been gazetted per-
mitting tide importation of goods in
the Transvaal, subject to military
permit.
London, Feb. 6.-The war Office
received a very heavy South African
casualty list yesterday, showing, in
addition to 13 killed and II wounded
in action, 80 deaths from disease
during the present week.
Last month 80 officers and 300
non commissioned officers and men
were killed in action or died from
disease. The total death list from
the beginning of the war shows IL,
989 victims
Lisbon, Feb. TO- Portugal, 1t is
alleged, is preparing to send troops
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-02-14


road on the shares Of the company
will be made.
The officers selected for the first
year are: President, e. j. Davis;
Vice President, l. M Vial; Secretary,
R. E. Lockwood; Treasurer, Edward
Shainwald; General Manager, G. S.
Fosselman.
The above constitute the board of
directors.
Local subscriptions to stock is
progressing very fiatteringly, and il
is believed this company will be suc-
cessful in its objects.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-02-14

All soldiers who wish their PEN
sion claims to receive prompt and
faithful attention, should place thsfr
claims at once in the hands of Jos-
eph H. Hunter, pension attorney,
Washington, D. g., a. I know from
experience be Is the proper party 70
handle such cases.
b-10 HORACE A. HITCHCOCK.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-02-14
Had to Conquer or Die.

Il was just about gone" writes Mrs..
Rosa Richardson, OF Laurel Springs. N.
O., II had Consumption 90 bAd that the
best doctors said could not live mora
than month, but began to use d..
Kings New Discovery and WAS wholly
cured by seven bottles and am now stout
and we'll" It's an unrivalled l.fe-saver
In Consumption. Pneumonia. La Grippe
and Bronchitis; infallible for Coughs,
Colds, Asthma Hay Fever, Group or
Whooping Cough. Guaranteed bottles
SOC and 81. Trial bottles free at r. w.
Smiths. 10-2
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-02-14

The next quarterly examination of
teachers Of Washington county will be
held February %, March and 2, in the
court room at Weiser.
Questions In school law will be taken
from Chapter Xxx and questions in state
constitution from Article Xxx.
Examination for state certificate and
life diploma will be held March and .
at Wallace, Lewiston, Pocatello and
Boise. MARY q. HARPER,
S-4 County supt-
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-02-14
Personal Property Taxes.

All holders of personal property
in Washington county will take no.
tice that in accordance with the
statutes Of the state, ! will collect
taxes on all personal property, not
secured by real estate, at the time OF
making assessment. No deviation
from this rule.
8-4 N. A. DAILY,
Assessor and Tax Collector.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-02-14
Kilb0urn Introduces an Amendment
to Gambling Bill.
FRIENDSHIP FOR SMALL ROADS
Houlahsn Gets Resolttion Passed TAvoring
Pal. N. and other Local Railway
Salmon Road Sure.

Davis Of Owyhee presented . bill
to repeal the present anti gambling
law and license all games.
Representative Kilbourn has pre-
sented bill amending the gambling
law, which promises to knock the
last prop from under the bill pre-
sented by Davis. Kilbourn's bill or
amendment provides that those max
ing complaint against persons guilty
of violating the gambling law shall
be entitled to receive one half of any
fine collected as a result of such com
plant and in case conviction is had
and fine is not paid, then, in that
event, the informant shall be en-
titled to receive 42b out Of the county
treasury Of the county in which the
action is brought, on presentation to
the board OF county commissioners
of certificate from the judge or
justice of the court in which the pro-
ceedings we're had, to the effect that
he or she was such informant in the
case, and that the complaint resulted
in conviction.
The following is copy Of the
joint resolution introduced in the
senate by Senator Houlahan and
adopted by that body:
"Be 1t resolved by the senate and
house of representatives of the state
of Idaho, That the construction and
operation of new railroad lines open
ing up the vast mineral wealth, the
great timber forests and rich agri
cultural lands at present undeveloped
within this state is OF vital Importance
to the growth, development and
future prosperity OF our people; that
for that reason we view with favor
and commend the enterprise of those
individuals and corporations organ
lied for the purpose Of and engaged
in the process OF constructing and
operating the Pacific & Idaho North.
ern, the Idaho Northern, the Idaho
Midland and the Boise. Nampa
Owyhee railways"
The Little Salmon River Wagor
Road bill has passed the house ant
has reached the first reading in th'
senate. The senate committee Of
roads reported the bill favorably ant
it is as good as passed now.
The Governor and state Legislature
of Utah visited the Idaho Legislature
last Saturday. TIE Idaho Legislature
is talking of paying visit to tn
Oregon legislature at Salem. Timini
the trip to take place to catch Sun
day and legal holiday together 81
that little working time will be lost
The Oregon Short Line has rendered
a special train for the occasion.
A re-apportionment plan is belnt
i'considered which will increase th'
house membership to 81.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-02-14

Millions of people are familiar
with DeWitt's Little Early Risers and
those who use them find them to be
famous little liver pills. Never gripe.
DAVIS DRUG Co.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-02-14
NEW ENTERPRISE FOR wEIsER
Investment of $4,000 to be Made in
Fruit Distiilery.

The rapid strides iu the industrial
development of Weiser are very fat
tering indeed.
The latest enterprise to be pro-
jected, and which will be completed
within the next three or four months,
is fifty-ton (about 100 gallons per
day. plant for the manufacture OF
prune brandy, wines from various
fruits, applejack, vinegar, etc.
Messrs. H. L. Stanly of Califor.
MIA, and j. w. Mclean of Boise
have been here during the past weel
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-02-14

Up to Date Carpet Weaver.
Bring your rags to-day and take q
first class carpet home tomorrow.
Mrs. EMMA BATTIN,
Commercial ST., Old Town 1912
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-20

someterse su polftlca, Dor consguente
no podfan, 81 querlan permanecer en- sus pues.
COS, dlscutirla bajo ningdn concepto
En- vista de este, la renuncia de esos dis
tnguidos funcionarios ha sido inevitable.
Tales son las palabras sumamente insis-
tentes con que todos rederen en- plazas, tertu-
lias y casinos ell orlgen de la crisis
Ell licenciado don Manuel Ubaldo Gomez
Moya, acept0 a poltrona de 10 Interior Po.
licfa; pero con la condicl6n dc que Sc dedna la
politica actual claramente que, volyi6ndose
por los fueros de su orfgen, Sc estabezca la So
lidaridad de ideales y de aspiraciones, la com.
probacion de tntereses y procedures entire los
elementos del Cibao los del poder etecutivo
-Nuestro querdo amigo don Eugenic Des
champs, gobernador de Puerto Plata present6
su renuncia ante ell presidente Jim6nez, v pre-
gunta 81 entrega al general don Eugenio vi.
llanueva la gobernaci6n de la provincial.
La renuncia fn6 aceptada.
En- dias pasados celebraron una entreyista
en- la secci6n de elias LagunasS los gobernado.
res Deschamps, Caceres ell vice-presldente
de la repdbica don Horacio Vazquez. En- di.
cha entrevista estrecharonse los azos frater.
males que unen estos dignos ciudadanos de
la actual sltuaci6n poitica.
Todo cuanto SO djere acerca de esa pa.
tr6tica reunion, que no sea favorable al ac
tual'orden de cosas, es incierto.
Ell doctor Henrique CarvajsI, mlnistro
de relaciones exteriores comisionado espe-
cial en- Europa del gobierno domlncano, CO.
munica por cable que las asambeas de Belgl.
ca aprobaron las bases do un arreglo para el
pago de Ia deuda que con ellos tlenen pendien.
te la rep1bica
Para las carteras vacantes en- el minlste-
rio de don Juan Isidro Jimenez suenan los
nomores que signen;
:. M. de j. aalvan, Damlan Baezy Francisco
y. Amiama
Hip6lito Blllini.
NJ. de ]. Galvan, Damlan Baez Toribio
Garcia.
Pedro Maria Mejia, y E. Prud'ho
Rafael Abreu Licarac,
Francisco K. Amlama, Luis F. Duiarric.
Eiiseo GulI6n Rafael Rodriguez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-20

pero ell iuego no le dara resultado, poroue los
federales de Yabucoa en todas ocasones han
demostrado su afecto la raza que pertenece
Gavino, elevando prominentes puestos en-
sus dlferentes comites varios artesanos cuyos
nombres no publco por no herir su modestia.
Ri pigmento de la piel no es obstSculo pa
ra ocupar ciertos y determinados puestos:
pero 4 10 son la falta de instruction, la faIta
de prestigio. y Gavino, NAL que les pese a los
republicanos, no reune las condolences Que en-
este case Sc hacen necesarios.
81 este indivlduo al gual que ell doctor
Barb 'sa que otros de su case hubiera ri.
sado las aulas universitarias 81 por su posici6n
social hubiese tenido roce y adquirido ciertos
conocimientos para poder apreciar una falta
interpreter la Ley juzgar un deincuente:
81 reuniera siquiera las condolences mas preci.
sas, sin tenor aguno, verfamos los federales
su nombramlento; pero no es asf, protesta.
mos con todas nuestras fuerzas al igual que
cuando Sc hizo Ia election para BELGRADE Dor
este distrto, en- donde don Leandro Aponte
nacido en- este pueblo, no ootuvo IN solo su-
Tragic, pesar de no pertenecer la raza de
color. Y termino manfestando que no me
dirijo al Gavino en- esta contestaci6n, poroue
aunque este individuo aparece frmando ell
articulo pubicado en- ell Gel PafsS, no es 6l su
autor; hasta estoy por Greer que tai nombre
apellido sirven de pseud6nimo ,un perso
maize quien todos conocemos por sus iuegos
de eqodliblto Ell que sin duda trata de utilizar
como pantalla Gavino, para en- ell porvenir
reeaizar impunemente los excesos que desde
ahora prevee el partdo federal. A ese seflor
le estimar6 que escribf por su cuenta frman.
do con su nombre, 8 con cualquier pseud6nimo
del que sea responsible; quien sabe ST este
asunto es motive para que salgan la vergtten-
"a p1olica c1ertos hechos que no todos COMO
cen que es bueno Sc sepan, para que ell pue-
dirsctores de la opinion pdblca.
v Luis Pandura.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-20

-El Poder ejecutivo del Estado ha suscrl-
to los siguientes nombramientos
Felix Tabares, comaudante del puerto de
Puerto Plata.
olegario Cruz, regldor en- comisi6u del
ayuntamiento de Duiab6n y JesGs Lizardo del
de San Carlos.
Rafael Rubirosa, Official 10 de la admiLis-
TRACTION principal de correos desSan Francisco
de Macoris, y Luis Beltran de la de San Pedro
de Macorfs.
Rodolfo Paradas, administrator de rentas
unidas de Barahona.
Agustin Perez, Official 10 de la administra-
con de Hacienda de la provincia de E'pailat
Francisco Espailat, procurador Fiscal de
La Vega
Manuel Ramon Vinas, alcalie constitution
nal de la Comdn de Moca.
Con motive de la tentativa revolnciona
ria en- la Vega, Sc cruzaron los siguientes des-
pachos telegrafcos
La Vega, Mayo 7.-Ministro Interior. =
Santo Domingo.-Temprano ataco enemigo si
tuado Miranda. Exto seguro.-Horacto.
La Vega, Mayo .-Minstro Gomez San
to Domingo. Guerrilla Gavan desband6 enc
migo Muri6 Marcos Lora. Prsionero Bobea -
GobernddGr.
Samana, Mayo 12.-Presidente Jimenez.
Santo Domingo Crncero sale rumbo norte.
Lleva 20 presos. Daniel Slapperd Sc ACADIA
de presentar. Todo tranquilo. : G0bernador.
San Frco. de Macoris, Mayo 13.-Pres-
dente Jlmenez.-Sauto Domingo. .-Cabecillas
persegnidos cerca. Probable captura pronto.
Horacto.
San FREQ de Macors. MAYO 13-Mins-
tro Gnerra.-Santo Domingo Aver tomaron-
Sc caballos cabecillas ensllados 16 remingtons.
'HOTdciO.
Ell Congreso instruy6 al poder eiecuttvo
para suspender las garantfas de la copstitu-
ci6n donde real y efectvamente Sc haya alte-
RADIO ell orden.
En- Puerto Plata faIlecl6 antes de aver
ell sehor Armando Kanapp, de profession sas-
tire, sobrlno del general Hereaux, quien case
con una hija de dicho general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-20

do, y no tortures tn imaginaci6nl... -.
Aqui no nos moleStara ese bruto de
Paco. -
ID Estas bien Segura de esop di.
10 de pronto una irritada voz de
hombre.
Nos levantamos asustados, y Vi
mos que la puerta Sc habia alberto
para dar paso a uu importuno, que
no era otro que ell mogoral
Hahiamos sido vendidos, Sc.
bastlan Paco, que tenia numerosos
amigos entire los gitanos del AIbay.
ctn, bahia comprado sin duda Dor
algunoS duros la complicidad de
aquellos q quienes Past9ra Sc habia
conaa5o.
Estaba alli, en- nuestra preSencia,
burlandose de nosotros con la es-
palda apoyada en- la puerta, Que
habfa cerrado. Me parece que le
estoy vleudo aun, con sus alparga-
tas blancas y la cabeza deScubierta;
era de ccrta estatura Y cuadrado
de espaldas. Parecfa oprImldo den.
tro de Su chaqueta color marion
con botones de plata, y a traves del
tejido de su faja color violeta, Sc
distingufa Ell manga de cobre de
una aGUGjd; llevsba arrollado al
bra1o izquierdo parte de una man.
ia valenciana, y sobre ell hombro el
resto de ella.
lHolal Iholal dijo sonrieudo:
lejerces una honrada profession, que.
ridal-
-sQLe me quieres? interrumpit
Pastora con roncs yoE, mirandole
con vslentia.
-Tengo que decirte dos palabras.
-;Dilas y marchatel
-IUn momsatO!. -. Themes mu.
cha prisa por deshacerte de mil l-
Otro Sc incomodaris, y jugaria una
msla partida a caballero que ha
arriesgsdo Ia piel por yenir q YER
te. =. Pero 20 soy un buen sUjeto,
y me coDfoFmo con renovarte mis-
prsposiciones de Ia otra noche-
SQuieres venir conmigo 4 Malagaf
marcharemes mafians.
PsstoFa. liYids de c6lera, se mors
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-20

Echando baba como perro hidr6tobo, apa-
rece en- las Columns de Gel Pai.1 un artfculo
hrmado, pero no escrito, por Gavino Veazquez
contestacion al que con ell rubro <Burla San
grienta1 publiqu6 en- La DEMoCRAcIA, en-
ell que con frases soeces propias del que 10 es-
cribe del qde 10 frma, Sc pretende mortif-
carme, y con solapada intenci6n, SO quiere
sacar 81 asunto que motive dicho artfculo del
terreno en- que en- realidad debe estar
Pasando por alto los conceptos injuriosos
que hay en- tai escrito, conceptos que jamas
podran herirme, porque Luis Pandura esta en-
la opinion p1bllca a mucha mas altura que
Gayino Velazquez y su apuntador, me ocupar6
solamente del punto principal de dicha con.
testaci0n, en- ell que Sc corrobora mi aserto de
que e nombramiento de Gavino Velazquez
para suplente del juez de poicfa es el azo que
Sc tlende las classes artesanas jornaleras,
para que, incautas, vayan engrosar las ilas
republicans.
Dice ell remitente de Gel Pafs3 sxConcu-
rren no las circunstancias para estar en- ap-
titud de ser propuesto para ell dichoso cargo?
Dicen los Muiiocistas que nc; pero es porque
soy pardo de coor.2 Y mas adelante ava 10
sabeis compafiero de clase; no somos dignos en-
nuestro pals juiclo de los federaes no para
ell cargo de Juez suplente de policia0.
Ahora bien; en- Ell articuo que apareci6
en- LA DEMoCRACIA al hacer cargos Gavino
Velazquez; csc apunt6 entire ellos ell que per-
tenece la raza de color? use lie hech6 en- ca
ra su nacimiento? Use e calfc6 injuriosamen-
te? No, mil veces no. En- aquel escrito
die, 10 atrmo nnevamente, que Gavino We
lazquez es un jornaero que carece de los mas
rudimentaros principles de instruction, que
malamente sabe poner su nombre que nj aGn
en- la case que pertenece cuenta con un ST.
mil de prestigio.
IA que, pues Sc SAGA relucir ell color os-
euro de Gavno, cuando para NADIA hice men
ci6u de el, sino con la maqulaveica idea de
colocar la raza de color en- Yabucoa frente al
partido federalP Esa, no otra ha sido la In.
tenci6n del que Sc parapeta tras Gavino We
l6zqnez para injurar nuestra colectividad;