davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28
tych, ktorzy mu W -nieszczesciu po-
magai wart Jest zapamietania.

magan - wart pest zapamfetania-
w Rosji sierra sic m~anifestacje
studenckie. Petersburg byf nawet
pred kilku dmiami swiadkiem po-
waznych rozruch6w robotniczych.
ktore stiumic udaio sic tylko przez
uzycie powaznej silly wojskowej,
przyczem do stu ludzi zostaio "a.
bitych hub ranionych.
Pr6cz tego niejaki Eagowski,
mszczac sic "a to, re synod prawo-
slawny wyklai znakomitego pisa
RIA, hr. Iva Toistoja, usilowaf za-
strzelic ober prokuratora synodu,
radce tsjnego Pobiedonoscewa.
Strzaiy chybiiy celu.
Rozeszfa sic wreszcie wiadomosc
dotychczas niesprawdzona - re
urzadzono r6wniez zamach ma by
che cara.
Jezeli wiadomosc tn Jest praw-
DIVA, to nalezy przyznac, re polo
zenie W Rosji Jest ME wesole j mo-
re Emusic wreszcie rad carski do
ustepstw.
Inakomity nasz powiesciopisarz
| publicysta, Boleslaw Prus, tax
charakteryzuje szkody wyrzadzsne
spoieczenstwu przez plotkarzy:
,.Plotka. czyli faiszywy sad o lu-
dziach, wyrzadza ogolowi try, pra-
vie niepowetowsne krzywdy.
Pierwsza jest to. ze plotkarze. LAC
ludzi uczciwych, robie spoieczeh-
stwu TAXA sauna szkode W dziedzinie
duchowej, jak mordercy i podpala-
cze W sferze ekonomicznej: zmniej-
szaJa bogactwo spoleczne. Kszdy
narod ~potrzebuie mice pewna licz-
be osobistosci wyzszych czy lep-
szych. ktorym ufa. ktore nasladuje,
ktore W chwilach waznych wskazu-
ia mu: dokqd isc powinien. Gdy
vice ~plotkarstwo ~znisZcZy wiare W
takich ludzi (powtarzam: uczciwych
i rozumnych), w6wczas nar6d tract
IVORY, kierunek i. zamiast bye ~
wynn organizmcm, stale sic kupa
piasku.
,.Druga szkoda polega ma tenn, re
gdy unicestwi sic wplyw ludzi pra-
wych, ma czolo spoieczenstwa mu-
sza wysunac sic indywidua maiej
wartosci, b~lagierowie, n niekiedy
szkodnicy, ma czem cierpi sprawl
publiczna. Jednoczesnie rozzu-
chwalaja sic ludzie prawdziwie wy
stepni: opinja bowiem, gdy pote-
pia dobrych, TEN samem zfych u
mieszcza ma jednym z mimi pozio-
ME.
,,Nareszcie trzecia krzywda pole
"a ma tenn, ze ludzie coraz bardziej
przyzwyczajaja sic do powtarzania
cudzych zdan i do reszty traca
zdolnosc samodzielnego myslenia,
90 jest take acknowledgements ME
szczesciem".
Jake czesto wykazac MONA te
krzywdy W 2 spoieczenstwie
INSTRUMENTATION.
Iwracamy uwage braci zwiazko-
wych, re W lutym wplyneio ma Wy
dziaf Wsparc zaledwic trzynascie
d~olarow, a many try prosby o
wsparcie do Zsiatwienia.
Czy wiec napr6zno odzywamy sic
do ofiarnosci czionk6w Zwiazku.
czy naprozno k~oiaczemy o wsp6i-
czucie ola nieszczesliwych?
Chybs tax zlc ME bedZie i W
~przyszfych miesiacach z~anotujemy
lepsze rezultaty.
Wspierajcie wlasnych braci.
Dalal,gmr Nr,.l ....oI.- Il.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28

W Chicago otrzymalo nominacje
ma aldermanow (radc6w miejskich)
trzech naszych rodak6w. Wszyst-
kie pisma polskie uwazaly sobie IA
obowiazek poprzet tie kandydatury.
DO tax sic godzi polakom. gdy ucz-
civil polacy ubiegaja sic o urzedy.
Inalazl sic jednak wsr6d prasy
polskiej renegat, kt6ry rzekomo ola
zasad (D kaze czytelnikom swoim
popierac niemca i TO niemca - Ia
~pownika!
kt6z jest tym renegatem. jezeli
ME slawetny Dzienniczek Parafjal-
ny?
Hanba,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28

Jezeli rusini i litwini ME znajda
W las ME wiecej, jak tylko powo-
iywanie sic ma traktaty, to badzmy
pewni, re gdy chwila ola mas sta
nowcza nadejdzie - ME znajdzie-
my W mich przyjaciol, choc-
bysmy nawet ma sztandarach ma
szych wywiesili haslo: Ia nasza i
wasza wolnosc. DO bedzie istnia-
TO niedowierzanie ~siuszne.
Tylko porozumienie zupelne i IL
znanie odrebnosci bytu n%arodowc-
90 NIGGA zapewnic nam zwyciez-
two.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28

Zwykia to atoli polityka owego
pisemka parafjalnego. doskonaia
tez o MEM uwage robi ,.kurjer
Polski':
,,Dziennik -donosi
~ o~bowiazku dziennikars kiego'
pare razy ma tydzieh, re W para
fjach tamtejszych Zmartwych-
wstahc6w zawiazal sic iakis nowy
,,dwor' miedzynarodowych ..Fo-
rester6w". Smutny to ,,obowiazek"
bye grabarzem wlasnej narodowos-
ci".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28


Podaje do wisdomosci krewnym !
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y domu Plachecka.
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przysiuge,
w smutku pograzony MAJ
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mysiowe j cierpienis powstaie q lex
komyslnego zycis, szybko lscrs Sc
very Opsatki ns Dol gsowy ! neural.
gle. Cena 25 ct.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24
TURNER'S AT ANNUAL FEST,
Twenty-Five Members of Rock Island So
ciety In Attendance.

Twenty-Five Members of Rock Island So
ciety In Attendance.
Twenty-Five members o: the Rock
Island Turner society are in attend
ance at the 10th annual funniest of
the Central Illinois Turn Bezirk,
which opened last night at La Sale.
Over 1 900 Turner's were in line in the
big parade yesterday morning. and
the exercises at the park in the after
noon were witnessed by 1000 peo-
pie The contests were nearly all
class exercises. consisting of wand
drills. jumping, running and turning
on apparatus.
Dele cations from the Bloomington,
Peoria. Rock Island. Moline. Ottawa,
Mendoza and Peru turn vereins par
ticipated, but no prizes OF honor will
be awarded until the close of the fest
this evening. The Turner's and other
vi sitors were entertained at n recep-
tion and concert at Turner hall last
night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24
PIANO BARGAINS.
Midsummer sale at schIeEeI a adoHeviu
Plano Company.

Midsummer sale at SchleEel d HoHevin
Plano Company.
An extraordinary opportunity to
secure superb pianos at unheard of
prices. Investigate at once.
To reduce our very large stock of
fine pianos we have decided to inaug-
urate genuine special midsummer
piano bargain sale, not on odds aud
ends, but line new goods, that will
never again be offered in this vicinity.
The sale will last until the bargains
are sold, so first come. first served.
We cannot duplicate these offerings.
Look at these bargains:
Beautiful parlor grand p'ano-ab-
solutely highest of high grade pianos
ono of the finest grades ever shown
in the three cities, worth 81 200. only
GOES.
Fine new mahogany uprights. fully
warranted in every sense Of the word.
regular price $500, now only 1888 so.
Pianos that are cheap at 1926, now
$197. Pianos, a bargain at $3.50, 60
at $215.
A fine line of beautiful pianos, war
rauted fully, excellent bargain values.
in mahogany and select French burl-
walnut-one of the most cele brated
pianos in the market. two styles.
$19S so and $2l7, worth more than
doub BILE the money, and many others.
Dent regret later that you did not
take advantage of this opportunity.
but come at once and make your Sc
lection. Remember these are reliable
and fully warranted bargains. You
take no chances. Now is the time,
IL you delay you will be too late. 1t
costs you nothing to investigate.
ScHLEGEL. MCNEvIN PIANO Co.,
Mccullough Building.
l22-124 West Third street, Davenport. |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24
DEMOCRATS TAKE UP
STATE APPORTIONMENT.

Members of the executive commit.
tee of the democratic state central
committee met Saturday in the S pr
man house. Chicago, in answer to a
call issued by Chairman John p. Hop
kins, to decide on future headquarters
and to appoint committee TO con-
slider what action should be taken on
the apportionment question.
The members of the new commit
tee are: Thomas Gahsn, Thomas
Bvrne, William Loeffier and A. j.
Jones, Chicago; P. G. Haley, Joliet;
+. M. Haville, Mount Caramel; ID. j.
Hogan, Geneva; C. w. Ferguson,
Rockford; Guy e. Scott, Aledo; Dan
iel Heenan, Streator; B. f. Claggett.
Lexington; +. j. Quinn. Peoria; L. f.
Dunn, Carthage; l.. A. Lumpkin,
Nation, and w. S. Matthews, Cen
tralia.
State Senator Stringer. Frank j.
Quinn and g. w. Ferguson were ap-
pointed members of the committee on
The Sherman holse will remain the
headquarters of the committee.
George 4 Brennan. of Chicago. sue
ceods Theodore Nelson as secretary of
the executive committee. Theodore
Nelson was not a candidate for re-
election.
Chairman John p. Hopkins pre-
sided and was named as chairman
also of the executive body.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24
Pillow Factory SHUTS Down,

The Moline Plow company shut
down Saturday evening for annual re-
pairs and inventory. throwing out of
employment something like 1000
men. TDe painting department will
continue the work on hand until fin
ished. Part of the woodworking de-
partment will also run for a while
longer, and some of the men will be
put to work cleaning up and taking
the inventory. The shut down came
a week earlier than was expected and
when it will again start up is a
question that can best be answered in
the future
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24
LOCAL TALENT RACES
Warm Finishes Are Seen at the
Half-Mile Track On
Ninth Street.
FIRST OF A SERIES OF MATINEEs
One Driver Dragged One Hun.
dred Feet and Badly
Bruised.
'IRsT OF A SERIES OF MAT1NEEs

A good representation of the adj
mirers of fine horse flesh of the tri-
cities met at the old fair grounds in
South Rock Island Saturday afternoon
to witness the first racing event of
the season on this side OF the river.
Three races were scheduled, free
for-sll trot, 2.35 pace and 3-minute
pace. The particular interest at
tached to the different trials of speed
lay in the fact tHat only well known
local horses were entered, and their
relative ability to put the turf behind
them had been the subject of much
previous speculation.
The spectators agreed that they
were given an exhibition of the genu-
inc article. and the finishes in several
cases were so close that future
matches of the same horses mag be
looked for.
The principal go and the one that
attracted more interest than both the
others was the trot. There were four
entries and three starters. Carl Muel-
ler's Jess won three straight heats for
the best three in five, with Frank
Krotz' Chantwood second and Otto
Birkel's Kankakee third. The time
of the three heats was 2:274. 2:27t and
2:30. The third heat was highly ex-
citing, each of the racers taking the
lead at different times and finishing
almost neck and neck.
Racers Come Together
A tragedy was narrowly averted in
what was to have been the third heat,
Mueller and Birkel colliding just after
the start-off and wheel on each sui
key being damaged. Birkel was
dragged one hundred feet and he was
considerably bruised. Mueller kept
stopping her. Birkel's horse ran en-
tirely around the track and was
stopped at the wire by Otto Volk.
Wards Irene Wins.
The 2:35 pace was also for the best
three in five, half-mile heats. Ed
Wards Irene won three straight in
1:l49 1881 and 1:13. l. +. Cradles
Eddie G.. Was second in the first heat
and T.. A. Merriman's Nora Bawn
second in the other two. The winner
had an easy thing of it owing to the
fact that her competitors could not be
kept on their feet. The losers bJth
showed good speed, but their break
ing was fatal
Clara Takes Three Straight.
The 3-minute pace was best two in
three and carts were used in half mile
heats. The contest lay between j. G..
Jupge's Clara and Ed Kautz' Nellie,
the former being the winner in 1874.
/ :2l and 1:20. +. A. Heads Tom was
third in all three heats.
The judges were r. Ii. Munro. j.
S. Gilmore and Charles Hsskins. the
latter being starter. The track was
in very good condition. although lit
tie work has been done on IL this sea-
son, and the time made was good.
Mueller's Jess coming within quar-
ter CT a second of her record of 2:27.
1t is the purpose sf local horse own
ers to give weekly driving matinees
throughout the summer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24
A STREET CAR HITS A
RIG ON SOUTH BRIDGE

A buggy belonging to Abe Johnson,
of Sherrard. and occupied by Mrs.
johnson, he- daughter and young
man from Davenport, was struck
from the rear at the north end of the
bridge over Sylvan water by a bridge
line car last evening. The vehicle was
pitched forward, overturned and the
occupants thrown out. BY almost a
miracle no one was hurt. but the rig
was badly damaged. The horse broke
away and ran, but was stopped by
the guard at the viaduct.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24

Rock Island had lead of two runs
when Decatur went to bat in the
ninth inning yesterday. A lucky
streak with the willow won for Kier-
mans team one of the most exciting
games of the season on the Decatur
grounds. Jarvis made his first ap-
pearance in the box for Rock Island,
holding his opponents down to 10
hits. Score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24
The doctors

The doctors told me my cough
was incurable. One Minute Cough
Cure made me a we'll man." Norris
Silver, North Stratford. N. III. Be-
cause you've not found relief from
a stubborn cough, don't despair.
One Minute Cough Cure has cured
thousands and it will cure you. Safe
and sure. b. Ii. Bieber and Hartz &
Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24
Arrested In Camp.

Mamie Burr, a pretty 14.yesre old
Davenport girl, was arrested Satur-
day on Manhattan beach, where she
was camping with crowd of men.
She will be sent to the house of the
Good Shepherd in Peoria.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24
a TerrIbIe ErpIoaion

''Of gasoline stove burned lady
here frightfully, writes N. E. Palmer.
of Kirkman. Iowa. ''The best doc
tors couldn't heal the running sore
that followed, but Bucklen's Arnica
Salve entirely cured her." Infallible
for cuts. corns, sores, boils, bruises.
skin diseases and piles. % cents at
Hartz & Ullemeyer's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24

Eczema. salt rheum, letter. chat
ing, ivy poisoning and all skin tor
lures are quickly cured by DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. The certain pile
cure. b II. Bieber and Hartz & lille
meyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24
The Game in General.

Ssturday-Nationsl: St. Louis IS,
New York 8; Chicago 1915, Brooklyn
6.2; Boston Az. Pittsburg 6; Gin.
cinnati 8, Philadelphia 8. Am ericaD;
Boston 8, Cleveland 1; Washington 2,
Milwaukee 0; Chicago. 6, Philadelphia
4; Baltimore 10; Detroit 3 Western
league: Colorado Springs 6. Omaha
5; Denver 10, Des Moines 4; st. JOS
ePh A. Minneapolis 1; st. Paul 8,
Kansas City 2.
Sundsy-Western league: st. Paul
?. Kansas City 5; Colorado Springs 1.
Omaha z; Minneapolis ?, st. Joseph
0; Des Moines 8. Denver 6.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24

Vitality, nerves like steel. cleal
eyes, active brain, strength, health
and happiness comes to those WHIT
take Rocky Mountain Tea, made by
Madison Medicine company. 81
cents. T. II. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24

Two-base hits-Zink, Burke, Badg-
or. Sacrifice hits-Hughes, Rother-
mel. Stolen bases = Tate, Hoy,
Burt. Bases on balls-off Bruce, 3;
of Jarvis. 3. Struck out-by Bruce,
6; by Jarvis. 1. Double plsy-Mid-
oleton to Rothermel to nix. Time
200. Umpire-Camp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24
Results of Saturdays Games.

In Saturdays game at Decatur
Kranz pitched ball that mystified
bunch. Rock Island win
ming easily. Score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24
At Bloomington.

McCafferty allowed the visitors but
one hit, that a scratch in the ninth
that was Just missed by King Jones
could not be found sufficiently by the
home team until the eighth, when two
singles, n triple and double. with two
errors, Melted five runs. The score:
Bloomington. % 100 COOS '-6
Rockford 600 o 900 o o Go
Observation-Disclosures and Belt, d.
Jones and Thiery; Bloomington
3, Rockford 1; errors-Bloomington 3,
Rockford 3.
At Terre Hsute.
The visitors won by punching hits.
Schultz, q local player, caught in
place of Starnagle, who was Injured
Saturday. Score:
Cedar Rapids. % 0 5000 -
Terre Haute 1 90 900 1 2-3
Batteries - Steff mi and Weaver,
Brown and Schultz; hits-Cedar Rap
ids 10, Terre Haute z; errors-Cedar
Rapids /, Terre Haute 2.
At Evansville.
Stsuffer. Davenport's star pitcher.
was pounded freely by the tail enders.
Score:
Evansville. 4 o s 00I %
Davenport. 20 o 900 Is
Cochran and Roth, Stauf-
fer aud Evers; hits-Evansville 16,
Davenport A; errors-Evsnsville 1,
Davenport l..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24
Shamrocks Defeated by Batting
Streak in Ninth at Decatur
Sunday.
JARVIS IN TIE BOX THE FIRST TIME
Makes CreditabIe Showing
Story of Two Days in
the League.
PLAYED. Won Lost. Per CT.
TOOAY,S GAMES.

TOOAY'S GAMES.
Rock Island at Bloomington.
Davenport at Decatur.
Cedar Rapids at Evansville.
Rockford at Terre Haute.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24

Two-base hits-Hughes, Burt;
double OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Kranz- Rothermel-Arthur; stolen bases
link, Tate; hit by pitched ball
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24

Arthur. Noonan; bases on balls-off
McIlvaine 1, off Kranz 3; struck ous
by McIllvaine 3, by Kranz ); time
lao; umPire-Camp.
Games elsewhere: At Evansville,
Davenport 9, Evansville O., (will be
protested by Evansville;) at Terre
Haute, Cedar Rapids 8, Terre Haute
2; at Bloomington. Rockford 1, Bloom
iu0ton e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-24
Diamond Notes.

Bill link stole base at Decatur
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-19
IA AcT1TUD DEL GoBERNADoR
LAS C0RTEs De DIsTRIT0

EIocusntfsim8 es la csrtA one ell honora-
hs Gobsrnsdor INFERNO Mr.. Hartzell ha diri-
;so : Attorney General. con motivo de la
!.sntsDcls dictsds Por la Corte de distrito de
can Jusn contra don Santisgo Iglesias.
CsdS dia Sc desprestigian mas esos iusces
.srphllcsnos con sus faIlos apasionados con
.1r ipiusticias, muchos de Clos con su inep-
htud
,s,da5es de otras mas que hemos dicho
En- Puerto Rico hay abogRaos del pals.
.oro los Que formRn ell Supreme " CO
rn otros mas que Sc dedican hoy los trabaios
"a sus bufetes, que en otros tiempos en- Que
:. .sdninistra ci6n de justici& Sc hsilaba en- aus
mAuo., pusisron nuy alto sl prestigio de la To-
T.yeI respeto q Ia ley, 10 cual demuestra oue
a. Puerto Rico sc sobran iurisconsultos compe-
.sptss. cue honrarfsn la magistratnra de cual-
ouier pats.
p,rtlic rspublicsnc, este inf ay6 para Que In
sdnIpistrsci6a de justiciR fQese su poder.
4. trfbunsles cayeron en- manos. en 50 gran
mavorfs, de j6vsnes im6erbes, siu experiencis
vsin prkctlcs forense, de sbog ados de algu-
10 edsd, Psro qoe, parte de qne nunca se
dIstinguieron en- al foro, ioan esos tribupx xles
copo fnstrum antos de on partido. En- Gamble
fusron lsuIados de la magistratnra juriscon-
,ultos notsb IS, de reputation professional, de
Tsstol conocinientos de largs pr&ctfcs en- la
sdninlstraci6n de justicia- No parecs sino
oue hpbo snpeho en- oemostrar 9 ne los abogs-
10, del pals no servfAn para esos cargos, Sc
s,eor6 10 peor dentro de 10 carers.
q resultsdo, pnes, nj pods sef otro Ahf es.
.Ir As Cortes d. Distrito ds San Juan, Huma-
cao Ponce que con 50 procsder, IAN venido
6suostrsr 10 que dscim0s. pronto se con-
vsresfS de clio 81 gobisrno 81 ss que ya no 10
ssts
.Psro cuiers eecir este, qua en- Puerto
Rico no haya abogsdos de condolences inme-
jorSoss para esos cArgos, que tengan que
iorrArse los trfouneies con americaIos, des-
ronocedoYes en- absolute de nuessras leyes?
De ningGn nodo. En- todos los psises hsv
fancionsrios buenos functonarios malos. Y
On Puerto Rico abundsn mas los primeros. Pro-
rhrelos e gobierno los sncontrarS 81 deseA
formar triounales de prsstigio, no hA dc cos
tSrle grAndes ekfuerIos. Pero confupdA 10
bueno con 10 malo; al msgistrado int igs gsnte
con elinepto; al jueZ i'm psrcisl con ell secsario
De q a partido, pues de ese modo, nunca La sd-
nlnistraci6n de iasticia adquirira ell prestigIo
cue en- otros tiempos tuvo.
Hace pocos dIss dimos Ia noticis de que oil
Attorney General hsbis ofreeito I'm pueste en-
is 10 msgistrsturs 81 muy honorable abogadc Sc
for PadiIis Iguins que este no 10 acsps6.
Dos 10 expiicSmos; el sehor Psdill8, antique
TON npetents msgistrsdo, no pusds ir 4 confon-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-19
Una censura

santinos tener hoF que csDsufsf IN seso
lneorrectn res Irsdo sntas De cnocne por ell
knsr iis Dsfn NJ nler, pofq7e unnca nstlsmos
senido ouejss de g., siendo uno de los gnaroias
sRe go1s squf de generates simpstias
Pero eli hecho que vsmos & re altar merecs
ana repri nenda Antss de snoche Sc q ahs-
osn en casa del conocido obrero don jose A.
tigueros, Ia senora de este ia de don IA
lsrn toeando In goitarrs cantsndo meoIA
voI aIgunss csuciopes, cuapdo present6se en-
apuerts Ell guardia Muller vestiio de psisano,
con frases bruscas y bastante incultas para
argirlss seEoraP, que no por pertenscsr
selAse obrera dsjsn de ser tan dignss de res
ftto como las demEs, las mAndo caiisr anena
AndolAs con afrebatsrles la guitarra rom
Paris 81 contin uaban tockndoia.
No nos explicsmos como el guardia Mutef,
aOe sienprs sc ha dfstingnid por su csracser
onciiisdor respetnoso, hs incurri1o en- esq
ALTA De todos modos es censuraBls espe-
sIia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-19

alrse en- esas C1rtes con los ineptos los i'm
oerbes- como ei sen Or PAdiIIa, cnconsrarx
el gooierno much D abogs los en- Puerto Rico
He squf Ia carta del gobernador que nos
refsrimos en- las Rntsriores ifneas:
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Diciembre II ds 1901.
Al Honorable James 8, Harlan
Attorney Gsnerai.
Senior: Raego llamar Ia atenci6n de listed
sobre un juicio que recientsmenta tuvo Ia Cor
te de Distrito de San juan, en- 10 cual IN San
tisga 1glesias otros, fueron acusados. por
ciersas violaciones de las leges exstentes d.
Puerto Rico, relatives, & la supussta conspi-
raci6n con el prop6sto de aumentar los suel-
dos los obreros-
No estoy uuy al tante de los detslles de
los cargos hechos, pero en- IN modo general,
entisndo que Sc relAcfonan la organfzaci
de una lamada <Federacion de obreros1 entire
los obreros de Puerto Rico, hs Infor-
mRdo, que como resultado del juicio, los acu-
sAdos fueron conyietos por oil Tribunal de Dis
trito de San Juan, yque Iglesias fue senten-
cisdo q tres an -. caatro messs v ocho dias lie
ezrcel, una sentsncia msnos fasrte fae i'm
puesfa al resto de los acusados.
Ests causa sus resutados parsce hsber
s1hItado, muchos concentrates discusiones
han teniio lugsr, psrticularmeate por Ia na
turaieza csr&cter de ID ofsusa por 10 cusl los
acussdos fueron jung ADDS; y creo cue los liga-
dos con el Gooierno insulars dsbsran SCI infor-
dadero carkcter intenci6n de In ley, para
que, Sc hsgsn las reparacsones case lie
cusiq quier iniusticia emanada de las leye exis-
tentss.
Ss me hA lnforms1o que sl ssfor Ig esfss
ha notifcado su spelsci0n del juicio sentsn-
ella del Tribunal de Distrito . Ia Suprsma Cor
ts de Puerto Rico. rueg0 advertif q usted,
de 10 conveniente one serfa DIR ssta apelaci6n
ante Ia Saprems Corte COR el & q de llegar
una termin naci6n fnal, no solo per el asunto d 9
sabsr de Ia inoce acia ulpa biiidad de los
acassdos, bal las circuHstsncia del caso, sino
tambisn una decision foal detsrminanio res
pecto 3 "a existeneis, 6 no existsncia del fn de
Ia ley bsio ID cuai los acusados han sido inz-
gados.
Mi reeomendscion so5re este particular
de asegnrar una deter IA aci6n fnal de estos
asuntos, son impulssdos por Ia pr6xIns sper-
tura de Ia AsAmb'ea Legislative de Puerto
Rico en- vista de que ST hay que hacer slgu-
mas enmiendas . las leges existentess pueden
hacerss en In pr6xima aperture
Suso respetuosamente,
(Firmado) CHAS. HARTZELL.
Gobernsdor INFERNO.