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Middletown transcript., 1901-11-23
TowHsEHD NEWS BUDGET

Mr.. G. NJ. D. Hart has returned from /
visit among Wilmington friends.
Mr.. Edward SavilIe, of Wilmington
spent Monday and Tuesday in this sec
ton.
Miss Hannah Wilson, of Atlantic City
has been spending an enjoyable season
among her relatives and numerous friends
here.
The reflection of a fire which appeared
to be in the vicinity of Fieldsboro could
be plainly seen from this town early or
Wednesday morning Efforts to locate
it were in vain. It is believed that 8
large barn was destroyed.
Several of the school children have
made their appearance after a few days
illness the result of being yaccinated.
They were compelled to 20 to bed and
were there for several days. They evi-
IDENTIFY suffered much pain.
We are very sorry indeed to have te
report the illness of Master Kemp Dono.
van, the only child of Section Foreman
Donovan. Little Kemp was seized with
illness on Monday and his condition was
but little, if any better THURSDAY after
noon.
Hugh r. Ramsey who had large cir.
Gle of friends and acquaintances, died on
Wednesday afternoon at bis home near
Blackbird. He was 66 years of age, and
had resided in that section for many
years. Interment will be made in Smy-
rna cemetery to-day.
A fierce fire ragged in the Bedloe woods
for fbn fsra ,,ok 40
under subiection until Wednesday of this
week. 1t started on Thursday of last
week neal Blackbird, and swept every
thing bef9 lit. It was with the greatest
difficulty At several houses were saved
from the -Ames. Thousands of dollars
worth of property was destroyed during
the confagation.
w. B. Appleton, a well-known citizen
of Wilmington, has been spending several
days in this section, he being in quest OF
rabbits, and other very toothsome game.
Mr.. Appleton is considered good marks
man and he says he always aims to visit
Townsend and vicinity year after year
when the hunting season opens. He has
many friends here and he invariably gets
a most cordial welcome in coming to our
busy town.
Photographic artist S. S. Wilson Wis
tied his home and many friends here from
Saturday until Tuesday, returning direc-
tly to Westminster, Md.,~on the early
morning train of Tuesday. Mr.. Wilson
while in this section enjoyed an exten
sive rabbit hunt on Monday and he sue
ceeded in bagging fine lot of game. He
says that game of various kinds is quite
plentiful around Westminster, which by
the way is the county seat of Carroll
but he adds that it has been SO dry that
hunting has not been all that it ought to
have been at that place. Mr.. Wilson
also says that the photograph business at
Westminster is very good with still
brighter prospects in the near future.
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-23
ssAacHIEa roR DAUeHrEz

Mrs. Mary Lankford arrived in Laurel
Tuesday, after walking from Pittsrille,
Nd, q distance Of 80 miles. Her object
in going there was to locate her daughter
Bessie who left home about month ago
with William Hastings, a aSalisbury baker.
Hastings, who is married man, went to
the girls home and after bidding her
goodbye in her mothers presence, left
the house. The girl went upstairs sup
posedly to retire, but stole out and
Joined him. The mother has been en-
deavoring to locate the whereabouts oil
the couple ever since, and only learned
Tuesday that they had gone to Laurel.
She ascortained that the couple had stop
ped in Laurel but short time, leaving
for Gumboro.
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-23
ODESSA NOTES


Mrs. Clara Green, OF Middletown, spent
Sunday with hrs. n B. Watkins.
Prof Sharpe speEt Sunday in Ridley
Park the guest Of Miss Louise z. Van
Dyke.
Mr.. J. Clarence Williams, Of Philsdel-
phia. il the g'sest If his daHr'far, Mrs.
Lee Sparks.
Another drama ssAEooIc.s 81 Lite
Game, is to be given under the auspices
Of the M. E. Church in the latter part of
December.
Miss Grace Vineyard, one Of our popu-
lar young ladies, has secured a position
IN Philadelphia and while we congratu-
late her upon her enterprise and success
we are very sorry to lose her from our
town.
Rev. r. i. HalIett the popular young
preacher of the Presbyterian Church, was
married on Thursday to Miss Lucy B.
Neal, of Syracuse, N. Y. We are very
glad to welcome her to our town and
more than pleased to see the church of
that denomination opened after their
long vacation.
The Odessa Creamery Company has
been repairing the bank of the ice pond
near the old phosphate mill with which
the young people of Odessa are particu-
iarly pleased and have rendered very
valuable aid in clearing of the growth of
weeds so as to give them convenient
and entirely safe skating pond.
The Ladies' Aid Society met on We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mrs. L.
v. Asprii, Jr., and after the business
meeting was over a very enjoyable even
ing was spent with music and other en-
tertainment The piano performance of
Miss Hutchin and Mr.. Sharpe were par
ticularIy good and worthy of notice.
The weeks service following the reopen
ing of the M. E. Church closed last Sun
day night with an exceedingly interesting
historical address by Chief Justice Lore |
which was complete history of our town |
from its settlement by the Dutch in 1863.
It was very much enjoyed especially by |
the older residents of the town and in
fact by all. We are always glad to well
come the Chief Justice to his native
Town.
Mr.. Francis D. Reynolds retired far
mer died Sunday night of cancer Of the
stomach after months of intense suffer-
ng. He was justly popular man as the
arge attendance at his funeral testified.
He was a class leader and steward in the
". E. Church, thorough christian and
conscientious man. The honorary bear
,rs were: J. K. Williams, E. N. Moore,
D. W. Corbit, G. Watkins, Joseph A.
Rhodes and George Z. Townsend. The
lctive bearers were: Alexander P. and
Daniel Corbit, James and Daniel Keegan.
{. V. Aspril, Jr., and George Whittock.
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-23
nrain-Food Nonsanaa

Another ridiculous food fad has been
branded BY the most competent authori-
ties. They have dispelled the silly no.
tion that one kind Of food ID needed for
brain, another for muscles, and still an.
other for bones. 4 correct diet will not
only nourish 4 particular part Of the
body, but It viii sustain every other part.
Yet, however good your food may be, its
nutriment is destroyed BY indigestion OF
dyspepsia. You must prepare for their
appearance or prevent their coming by
taking regular doses Of Green's August
Flower, Che iarorite medicine Of fhe
healthy millions A few doses aids dil
gesti01, Stimulates the liver 10 healthy
action, puriiies the blood, and makes you
feel buoyant and vigorous. You can Rel
DR.. G. g. Green's reliable remedies al
]. 9. a w. Laftomua, Townsend, Del.
Get Green's Special Almanac.
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-23
PERSONALITIES

Mr.. B. r. Wilson, Of EIkton, was il
town Sunday
Mr. G. r Gears, Of Smyrna. was i
town Thursday.
Mr. Fred Leopold, OF Philadelphia, hal
accepted position in town.
/ Mr.. E.sJ. Steele and wife spent Sunday
with friends Ut Henderson, Nd.
Mr. G. w. Smith and son, Of Toledo
o., is the guest Of Mrs. Thomas Carly.
Miss Mary B. Nau tain, of Wilmington
is visiting Miss Lydia Cochran near town.
Mr., Samuel Burstan has returned from
Philadelphia where be has been em.
| ployed
Mrs. W. B. Kates and little daughter
Sarah, are visiting relatives near Har-
rington.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hamilton, oI
Smyrna, were Middletown visitors on
Wednesday.
Messrs Artemus Messick and Wilbur
Burbage, Of CeciIton, were in town on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ". P. Cullen has returned from
Milford, after spending several weeks
with relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. HoIten we're the
guests of his sister, Mrs. H. P. Shapley at
smyrna over Sunday.
Miss Jennie Jones was an over Sunday
visitor with her brother, Mr.. Robert
Jones in Philadelphia.
Miss Elsie Jones spent from Friday
until Monday with Miss Josephine Sal
mons at Summit Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Jones, of Phil
adelphia, spent several days this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. L. Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. JolIs and little
daughter Evelyn, of Wyoming, are visit
ing, the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
JoIls.
Mr.. w. /. Berry and sister, Miss Myrtle,
of Bohemia Manor, were entertained Sun
day by Miss May Conner on South Coch-
ran street.
Miss Grace Paryis who has been con-
fined to her room for the past ten days
with severe cold, we are glad to state is
Justice of the Peace Alfred G. Cox, who
has been confined to the house for the
past few weeks, we are pleased to state is
much improved in health and hopes to be |
out in few days.
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-23
child Ruruaa to Death

Annie E. Nailor, aged 8 years, daugh-
ter Of Robert Nailor, OF near Drawbridge,
Sussex county, was burned to death Sat-
ur1ay afternoon. The little girl s mother
left her and younger child in the house
while she (the mother went short dis
lance for turn of wood and perform
some other household duties. Hearing
the younger child crying in distress. she
fastened to the house and found it filed
with smoke and the unfortunate little
girl was lying on the floor Dead her body
burned to crisp. Il Is supposed the
cFiid's clothing took fire from the
kitchen stove. Coroner P Marsh
held an inquiry Tuesday afternoon.
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-23
WARWICK HAprEr1rss

Miss Bessie Merritt is visiting in Cecil.
ton.
Wilson Merritt spent Thursday in Elk.
ton.
Rev. Mr.. Little is being entertained by
Rev. ]. McLain this week.
Mrs. Maria Finley, of near Appleton, is
visiting her daughter in town.
Mrs. Edward G. Armstrong, of Odessa,
spent Thursday with her mother.
Mr.. Willis Lynch left Thursday for
Philadelphia where he accepted . posi-
ton.
Miss Belle B. Lofiand spent Wednes-
day with her sister, Mrs. Richard Man
love.
Prof. Guy johnson will lead the Chris
tian Endeavof Sunday evening. Topic,
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Harry Wilson and sister, Miss
Bertha, Of Elk Neck, were entertained in
town over Sunday
Miss Ola Jones, of Philadelphia; has
returned home after a pleasant visit with
Miss Bessie Gunkle.
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-23
~AAAAAAAAAAA
The Best Toy Store.

The Best Store is here on our first floor,
Room No. 4. Best, because of the quantity--a
whole floor Of them. Best, because of the
neWness. Best because of the prices--youll
not ind them as low quality considered. any
where else. Bring the children, they'll enjoy
themselves watching the mechanical toys.
the hill climbers, the locomotives. the auto
mobiles and others
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-23
Death IRON, Small Pox

Mrs. Herbert Conner, of Philadelphia,
who two weeks ago visited her m0ther-iIl-
law in Camden, died from small pox
Wednesday afternoon ana was buried
in Odd Fellows Cemetery Wednesday
night. The disease was contracted I'D
Philadelphia and proved to be Of most
malignant type and IL seemed TO be diff.
cult 70 GET the proper treatment
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-23
Tabuated Analyses Of Commercial Fertilizers November 19O
By Err. I. R. WOLF, State Chemist

are per ound ePhnpodc in
Is9 hpn hprp jIbP PhaphoA d GdF
GB Bne b bre p
c. p pound
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-23
Name Of Fertilizer

woolley's No. Bone Phosphate..........
Super Phosphate with Potash. .............:,
Prices L. & P. Phosphate ....................
Tygert's Popular Phosphate ..................
Tygert's Standard Bone Phosphate.
Reliable Crop Grower rs..........................
High Grade Reliable Crop Grower ........,
Horse Shoe Soluble Bone and Potash......
w. B. Raw Bone Super Phosphate .........
Pure Bone Phosphate...........................
Superior Bone Phosphate.
Soluble
Soluble Bone and Potash.
Keystone No. / Bone Phosphate ............
ArInour's Star Phosphate.
Armour's Phosphate and Potash ............
Armour's Wheat, Corn and Oat Special.
Nickerson's Mixture.
Nickerson's Alkaline Bone and Potash.....
Nickerson's Acid Phosphate. te..................
Williams & Clark Acid Phosphate...........
Williams & Clark Diss. Bone and Potash
Hubbard's Soluble Bone and Potash......
Hubbard's High Grade Tenn. Phosphate
Pollock's Dissolved s. G. Bone..............
Pollock's Soluble Bone and Potash........
Pollock's Bone and Potash Mixture........
Piedmont High Grade S. G. Bone...-.......
Piedmont Soluble Bone and Potash.........
Farmers Special Mixture.
Levering's Excelsior.
Bangh's Special Mixture.
Acid Phosphate. ......a..............-.......
Lazaretto Dissolved Bone Phosphate.
Lozaretto High Grade Dis. Bone & Potash
Tygert- Allen Star Dissolved s. G. Bone...
Tygert-Allen Star Soluble Bone & Potash
Tygert-Allen Aliens Special for Wheat
and Grass.
Canton Chemical Soluble Bone & Potash
Clark's Cove King Philip Alkaline Guano
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-23

A Store
For
Men and Boys.
Fall Overcoats.
Winter Overcoats.
Heavy Refers.
Heavy Suits.
Heavy Trousers.
Heavy Underwear.
New Furnishings.
New Hats.
Winter Shoes.
The height of the buying sea-
son. Big stock, latest styles,
moderate prices. We will
save you money by selling
you good goods.
Open Tuesday and Saturday
evenings.
JAS. T. MULLIN & SONS,
9th and Market, Wilmington.
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-23
CURRENT PRICES

MIDDLEToWN GRAIN MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN W. JoL1s.
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-23
.fralbs Leave sflddlstowa g FoIlo,Fs'
Ma.is close - Foiiows.
Local News.

xlppIrroWE, DEL, EOvEEsER ., laol
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-23
r1a;on T'banEsgising services win 5

rI.;on thanksgiving services viii be
"a + Bethesds d. y Church, next
49,, .r,,s,ralin3 Thanksgiving Day, At 1880
The sermon viii be preached by
- s n Il Moore, p D.. Of the Presby-
ssr;sn ~ cha1ch: Special music. All IN
s.:.s5 osme and let uz thank God for
nss'eIq. sssIysa dl'Eins ~ yssF'
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-23
$500 Mems Worsted Suits.

This Suit made to sell at $8.5 so in best 81
breasted, made in best possible manner. ,
Suit to appreciate this great bargain.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-12
C0NDENAD0s

Entire los individuos condenados por
la Corte de Humacao en- su hltimo visje
Gaayama, SO encuentran estos:
Juan B. Santiago, 6 dos amos, oaatro
meses IN dfa de prisi6n, por atentsdo Ia
poliofa.
Francisco Arroyo, alias Pa'acho Ma.
10 Jose Vargas Espaf1a, un aho, ocho
meses, veintiun dias cada uno, por disparo
de armas I'M soldado del bstallon puer-
torriquefo.
Pedro Reyes, conooido por Murcta
Peroles, tres amos, sejs moses veintlun
dfas, por atantado.
Juan Nepomueeno Nogueras tres
meses un dfa de arresto mayor, por allana'
miento de morada.
Todos perteneoen las turbas que pro.
movieson Ion des6rdenes de Cayey en- Co.
tubre del pasado.
Todos son carne de presidio.
Al presidiol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-12

desastrosas en- ell pequeflo paraiso de
Puerto-Rico. Lo que Sc necesita es
que todos y cada uno de los ciuda-
danos Sc penetre de su derecho, Y
tenga caracter y energias bastantes
para defenderlo sin tregua dentro de
la ley, no consintiendo que nadie le
atropelle, y exigiendo a todos sin
exception alguna que respeten esa
mlsma ley. Lo que Sc necesita es la
union de todos esos ciudadanos para
obrar colectivamente en- ell mismo
sentldo, sin omitir sacrifcios de e6-
nero alguno, comenzando por ell de
todos sus recursos pecuniarios, 81
fuesen precise, en- vez de derrochar-
los en- festivales cursis inverosimiles
en- la situacion en- que Sc encuentra
el pals. Estimo una verguenza para
poblaclon tan culta como esta, que
organize una saturnal de ounce dias
con ell pretesto del carnaval, que ape
mas Sc toleraba durante los tres d1as de
rubrica en- el dltimo periodic de la So
berania espanola. iEs asi como entien-
den nuestros ediles ell progreso?
Anslaba repetir este mis- coterra-
neos por centeslma vez, y aprovecho
para clio la OCCASION que me ha ofrecido
su editorial. No blasfeme La De-
MoCRAcA diciendo como dice en- ell
mlsmo ndmero que Dios no quiere
salvar a nuestra pequena patria. ST
esta no Sc saliva es porque no quiere,
porque no utlliza los grandes medios
que la infnita bondad de .Dios lie ha
dado para clio; ell ibre albeldrio, Y
un destello sublime de su suprema
inteligencia y sabiduria.
Sc reptile de usted alto. s. 8. q.
b. $. m,
Julian E. BIancO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-12

ell herido perdfa mucha sangre por 10 ns.
rig En- ese estado, sc encamino pie mas
ia la plaza de las Dsliciss, donde volvio
caer. Y pas6 otra media hora sin que aPa-
reeiera la camilla, hasta que, enterados en-
ell parque de bomberos, enviaron una para
soeorrer al herido.
FL microbes por la noche 80 reuniran
los sefiores contribuyentes por rique1a
urbana, con ell objeto de tratsr sobre 81
reglamento de una asociaoion que han
tornado entire ellos.
La reunion Sc verihoara en- el LOCAL
del <Cr9dito y ahorro poncefios.
I'll companero amigo don Martin
Fernandez ha fjado SD residencia en- ests
ciudad, donde ha llegado va su estima-
BILE familia.
Sean bienvenidos,
Sc proyecta la oreaoion de un club
obrero federal.
AL efeoto se ha celebrado una reunion
de enthusiasts compatriotas, en- Ia casa
del oonsecuente correligionario don Joa'
quip Rodriguez.
Qae Sc realioe cuanto antes sl sim.
atico prOYecto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-12
SAM uss


BE encuentra gravemente enfermo
el individuo quien produio una fuerte le
sion uno de los postes del TELEGRAPH en- mo
mentos que recorrfa el trayecto de squella
ciudad hasta Santuroe en- Ell t2sn slectrioo.
Iba en- la plataforms y, spesar de les
advertenoiss del conductor, 90 p1so d;.
rigir saiudos haois la csrretcrs, sscando
varias geces la oabezs. En- uno de- estos,
topo CON ell susodioho posts yendo d oaer
s varios metros lajos del sitic
-Casi to los ! palcos estkn pedidc.
para los baiiss qne tsndrAn tugsr en- ei
teatro. La casa de Gi7sti es la qua ex
pende las locaidadas.
-Pronto comenzsrAn los trabajos pa
"a ls nueys estaoion del ferrooarril. Sc
instalsra en- les terrspenes, cerca de los
muelles.
-Muchas de las personss que faeron
ell domingo Areclbo SO quedaron en-
aquel pueblo, puse las tres de la tarde
no Sc hsbfan hecho nj la cuarta parte de
Las festas preparadas en- honor del sefior
Muflox Rivera.
Ell individuo que resut6 herido
aver al ir sustraer IN dinero del bosiilo
de otro, fue EI chico. CAST quedo diego
llado.
ron ocurrir varias desgracias uno de los
carretones con que sc hace la limpiexa de
basuras Sc safo del yugo de los bueyes y
tom6 Ia caye bajo yendo tropexar con
una esqaina donde quedo detenido.
La pared la cortins de una tisnda
sufrieron desperfectos. Ell carretero que
|transportsba fue Ianzado d cierta distances
sufriendo algunss contusiones.
Aver ell csrnsvai fu9 una verdaders
bataila, no SO pusde calcular los muchos
dollars que Sc gsstaron en- esta diversion.
Hoy por la mafians las GALES amane
cieron llenas proyecti1es como 81 90 ira
| tase de un campo de batalla.
I'm la retreta Sc jugo de 10 lindc
Co9onia! club = ell Ateneo Sc batieron toda
La noche.
"A muohos empleados americanos
del gobierno civil SO le han faoilitado pa
bellones en- los edifoios militares.
Privileges, en-?
Ell sabado en- la noehe, oon motive
de haber ciroulado El Irabuco, periodioo
republicano, pero que atacaba sugeto
de su oolectividad, Maule6n, en- compaifs
de otros, se dedico d romper los numeroi
que tenfsn los vsndedorss ambulantes, y
uno de ellos que llebavs Ez Hera1do, Il
Boletin J LA DEMoCBACIA, los perdio to
dos.
IOtra veg las turb4st
-E bsston que hs de ser eLtre q adj
al ilustrado juri.ta querido amigo nuestre
don Rafael Lopez Lsndron, est& en- podei
del correligionario no menos querido dor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-12
PONCE
NOTICIAS DIRECTAS

va Dc ha heoho cargo de Ia direction
de Ia banda de Bomberos nueetro amigo
don Domingo Cruz.
En- Ia retreta del domingo, que es-
tuvo muy ooncurrida, deleito al ptblico
con .algunas piezas del nuevo repertoire,
obteniendo una Interpretation correcta
felix.
Nuestra enhorabuena al hAbil direc-
tor, ojaia que los entusiasmos artfsti-
COS que le ha producido su reciente viaje
Europa, logre comunioarlos los die
tantti de esta ciudad, para que surj una
Transformation benefciosa al divine arte.
EI Diario de Ponce publioa tambien
un susto, copiado de Le Courier des
dos por los emigrantes puertorriquefios
Hawaii.
Sc notsbs ell lunes por la noche gran
snnimsci6n entire los contribuyentea para
asistir Ia iunts contra Ell bill Hollander,
a1unciada las de Ia nochs en- el hotel
frances.
e! sAbado por la tarde recibi6 una
fuerse peorade en- Ell peoho Ignaoio San
toni.
Dssde La plaza del maroado, lugar de
Ia ocurrenoia, Sc dirigio hasta ell barrio
<V;sta alegres, donde cayo permanecien
do tendido por largo rate.
Fue impossible d los veoinos hallar un
poliofa en- las oalles. Mas tarde trajeron
de su casa un guardia que presta servi-
clio nooturno, quien tampoco pudo hacer
nada por falta de una camilla. A todo esto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-12
SAN GERMAN

Sc espera allf de un momento otro
d la comisi6n economics del partido obre.
70 sooiaiista.
En- la madrugads del lunes fua oobsr.
demente agredido ell ioven don joss e.
Naxsrio Delgado, recibiendo varias lesio.
mes causadas por arma olanoa. El autor
del heoho se presento ,as autoridades.
Sc enouentra enferma Ia sehorita pro.
fesora Juanita Palmes. hija de nuestro
distinguido amigo y correligionario don
Juan Maria.
Que se restablezca la salud de la sim.
patica sangermefia son nueatros deseos.
III presbftero don Justo Fanlo, que
goza de muohas simpatfas en- Ia ciudad de
las Tomas, SO ha heoho cargo de la iglesia
de Laisa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-12


pertinencia, y tener por hcito Ell pri-
vllegio que le rebaja y deprime. Y
anade luego que al conocer este he
cho, ell Comisionado de instruction,
quizas Sc haya despertado en- su al
ma un sentimiento de lastima hacia
los pobres ilotas ga. ga.
Yo creo mas, sefor Director :;
icreo que el Honorable Comisionado
con muchisima razon habra sentido
olfmpico desd6n hacia ese maestro
que no ha sabido 9 querido mantle
nerse, como dessl6 hacerlo, la mis-
ma altura que So continental visi-
tante. iQulen nj que le obligaba a
|someterse, nj inclinar la frente ante
ella? En- lugar de humiIlarsele, nj
sufrir sus impertinencias, nj hacerse
SUI c6mplice, reconociendo como hcito
un privilcgio absurdo, ha debido pro-
testar contra el; instrlir la Profe-
SOFA de su profundo error, sin faltar
a las cOnsideraciones cebidas su Sc
xo; 81 hubiora persisiido en- efectuar
ell examen, como un ferecho que le
correspondia, negarse 4 clio catego-
ricamente, y slempre con la mayor
gaIanteria, ponerIe de patitas en- la
calle.
Ese maestro ha procedido 10 mis-
mo que sus paisanos de la Asamblea
Legislative, sin cuya indispensable
cooperation no seria Ley 81 famoso bill
Que amenaza consumar la ruina COM
pleta de nuestra va mermada riqueza.
Son pues los mismos naturales
del pals, los que tienen la culpa prin-
cipal de 10 que suceda hoy, como la
tenian durante la domination espa-
nola de 10 que acontecia entonces.
Aqui parece que no ha pasado NADIA;
la 9eneralidad de los habitantes de
esta terra infortunada sigue con la
misma falta de virilidad y de carac-
ter individual, y por ESQ nuestros ac-
tuales dominadores siguen ell mlsmo
sistema de los que les precedieron,
agravado por la diferencia de ra-
zas, idiomas y costumbres, justifcan-
dose asi el aforismo de que los pue-
bios tienen el goDierno que Sc mere
cen.
Hay que tener el valor de decir
la verdad por amarga que sea, q ese
pueblo quien lie engahan llamandole
soberano, mientras tlene que emlgrar
! las isIas del Pacifco sufrlr una
horrible esclavitud para no morlrse
| de hambre. Hay que ensenar no So
10 q esas masas intelices, slno a los
que Sc llaman sus claros directores,
que NADIA conducen los lamentos fe-
meniles, nj las declamaciones teatra.es,
nj las protestas esteriles en- La prensa,
en- los meetings y en- las GALES y
| Ioue tampoco es el camino para lie
gar q la meta deseada ell de conspi-
rar contra ell gobierno constituido,
cqalquiera que sea, nj promover des-
ordenes, motines nj aun revoluclo-
nes que serian tan ridiculas como