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Future DAYS.
DUNCANsoN BROS. AucTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF NO. lis . ST. wv. ONE
STORY ERICN AND FRAME. AND LOT II
FEEI BY DEFTF OF 100 FEET.
BY virtue II certain deed of trust. recorded In
Lie. No 22ZS. folio 1863 ct seq. of the
land records Of the District Of Columbia, shall
sell. in the RyEl Estate Exchange. No. 1874 F st.
NV, On MONDAY THE TWENTY-ENiHTHD DAY
OF JULY. Al. 1902. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
the east seventeen 40 feet front by depth Of one
hundred and i've 100 feet Of original lot twenty
six t26i In square five hundred and ffty-twO 1852
Of the city Of Washington. together with the tin
proycments thereon
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance In one
and two years. With interest at six per cent per
anIum, payable semi-aunually. $3.50 required at
time Of sale. ard she purchaser allowed ten days
nom date OF sale to complete the purchase.
WILLIAM II. DUNCANSON,
JAMES T. SCAGGS
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FUTURE DAYS.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUCTIONEEE.
AID m imi sfratrix sale of
Two=StOry and Attic
Frame Dwelling, No. 4S7
n Street N.W., also 2
Frame Houses and Brick
Stable inn rear.

BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of
The District of Columbia. holding Special Term
for orphans Court business. in the matter of the
estate Of \. E. L. Reese. deceased known Ad-
mHistration Cause No. 1873 the undersigned. ad-
ninistrarix. will sell. by public auction, III front
# the premises, on SATURDAY. THE SECOND
DAY OF AUGUST. A.D. 1902. AT HALF-PASr
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following described
zeal estate, situate i'll the city of Washington,
District of Columbia to wit: The west SO feet :
inches front street 10y the full depth of orig
nal LOT numbered ., in square numbered 512: III.
asst ~ feet front on street by the full depth Of
- feet + original lot numbered TO- in said square.
5ud all of lot numbered ~ and the west Il feet &
.Ecies IN front 5o-foO: alley by depth OF 10y
numbered 81. sail lots numbered 80 and SO being
II Il subdivision Of lots in said square numbered
1l2. made hy \. F. L. Reese, per plat Thereof
recorded In the surveyors office IF the District uf
tolynIhia in Book c. II. B., page 163, together
With all the Improvements. rights, &c.
Terms: Cash. y deposit Of 5000 will be re-
quired ut the ;ine of sale. If the terms of sale
not complied with In Il days from the day Of
sale. the administrators the right to resell
tie property at the risk and cost of the defauitng
purchaser after five days advertisement of such
resale in some newspaper published In Washington,
ID. G. All conveyancing, &c.. at purchasers cost.
jy22d&ds ELLA s. kEESE, Administrative.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN PETWORTH. d. C.
By virtue Of certain deeds of trust duly
recorded in Liber 1877. folios 1o1 ct seq. 1O5 ct
seq los ct seq, III ct Seq, l15 ct seq; 11s ct
seq. and I'D I'll seq. respectively, of the land
records of the District of Columbia, and at the
request of the party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees will SELL at public auction. in
front of the respective premises, on WEDNES-
DAY. THE TWEN1Y-THIRD DAY OF JULY A.
ID: 1902. COMMENCING At HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land and
premises situate IN the county Of Washington
District of Columbia known and distinguished as
and being lots numbered six 30 twelve 12)
both inclusive. in square numbered seventy seven
40. In 'Petworth Addition the city of Wash
ington." said subdivision is recorded In Book
PetwOrth. page ~ in the office of the surveyor
Of the District of Columbia
Terms: One-thfrd Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash. and the balance in and two
years. with interest at sd. secured by a deed of
trust the property sold. all cash, at the op-
tion of the purchaser. deposit of $50 will be
required on ca h let at time Of sale. Convey
ancing recording and stamps at pur-
chaser's cost. Terms of sale to he complied with
within ten days from day of sale. otherwise the
trustees The right 10 resell the property at
the risk and cost Of defauting purchaser after five
days previous advertisement of such resale
HORACE S. CUMMINGS,
WIN. II. SAUNDERS.
irIO
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Caution.

From the Chicago Tribune
NO, SIR said O'Johnson, Il haven't a
word to say against the automobiles that
race along the boulevards."
Don't you have to jump out Of the way
of them sometimes?" asked OJones.
"Of course, do; but II were to make a
loud holler about it everybody would know
at once that 1 couldn't afford to keen an
automobile myself
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The Freight Carriers.

The schooner Carrie l., laden with lum-
Der from the Rappahannock river. has ar
rived here. Her cargo is consigned to Gal
liner & Bro.
The schooner Father ard Son, laden with
pine wood, is in port from Aqua creek.
The American Patriot has gone to the
lower river and will load back to this port.
The steamer Kent, which came into port
yesterday evening, brought large cargo CT
fruit, vegetables and some stock for the
local commission houses.
The large schooner Helen n. Benedict
from this city, has arrived at Baltimore.
and will there load soft coal for a New
England port
The steam barge Daniel X. Jackson has
returned to Occoquan for load and a raft
of piling for the Improvement about the
arsenal grounds.
The two-masted schooner A. H Qu!nby
laden with about 60,U00 feet of pine lum-
Der, has arrived in port from the Kappa
hammock river for Johnson & Wimsatt
The schooner VIM. Oliver, with cargo
of lumber. is in port from Virginia lum-
per port for the dealers.
The schooner Oakland has arrived from
river point with a cargo of cord wood
for the dealers.
The steamer Dennis Simmons from WILL
iamston, y. c., unloaded part of her car
go of shingles here, and has gone to Alex
andria to complete the unloading.
Barge No. Il of the Consolidation Coal
Company, which has been lying at anchor
off Alexandria for The past ten days. was
yesterday taken to Georgetown to load soft
coal for Boston.
Mr.. w. H. Yerkes, jr.. of the American
Ice Company has gone to Baltimore, and
will make one Of the party coming to this
city on the new tug of Taylor G. Bro
Mr. George j. Stafford has been assign d
to the steamer Kent as purser. on the river
route.
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DUNCANSON BROS. AUCTI0NEERs-

TRt sTEES' SAIL. OF VACANT LOT on EIGHTH
STREET NORTHEAST, JUST NORTH OF
EAST CAPITOL STREET. FRONTING IS
FEET BY \ DEPTH OF 124 ZIP FEET.
Ry virtue Of certain deed Of trust. recorded in
L!her No. 1858. at folio 311 ct seq, Of the
land records Of the District of Columbia, shall
sell In the Real Estate Exchange. No. 1914 F -.
NV. on MONDAY. THE TWENTT-EIGHTU
DAY OF JULY. l.. 1872. Al FIVE O'CLOt ~
PM. the south part Of lot seven In square nine
hundred and nineteen Sfal Of the city Of Wash
inEton. beginning at the center of the front IF
said lot and running back with the width OF %
feet to the line Of said lot.
Terms Of sale: One-th!rd cash. balance In QUO
and two years. with interest six per cent per
annum. payable semi-annuslly. 5000 required at
time OF sale. and the purchaser allowed ten day )
from date Of sale 10 complete the purchase.
CHARLES T. BENJAMIN,
WILLIAM II. DCNCANSON,
jy19-I&ds Trustees
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BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia In Cogswell ct al.
faunce ct al, No 22455, I will sell at public
ton at the auction rooms of James W. Radcliffe,
$40 Ia NV. WEDN ESDAY. at TEN
O'CLOCK AM JULY TWENTY-THIRD. 1902. the
following goods and chattels Two (2) horses, two
90 sets harness, three 80 wagons. the privilege
occupy and good will of storehouse formerly occu-
pied by David VI. FauEce at 18th street wharf
and one ice box, pair scales, four tubs and one
letter press. and undivided interest of d. NJ
FauRce in certain cash register.
Terms of sale cash. JOSEPH D. WRIGHT,
jy1I-d&ihs Trustee Fendall bldg
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JAMES W. RATcLrFFE. AUcTIoyEER
TIT Stiles SALE OE FOUR-STORY FRAN
DWELLING. 40. 21iT X STREET NORTI

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR-STORY FRAME
DWELLING. 40. 21iT STREET NORTH
WEST.
Nv virtue of deed Of trust. duly recorded fl
Liner No 2461. at folio 3I5 e. seq one Of the
lGnt records for the District Of Columbia and a;
the teCuesJ It Tie party secured thereby. the
designed trustees viii offer for sale. by publ,
aEctt'n. IN front II the premises. on MONDAY,
The TWENTY EIGHTH DAY or JULY. A d
l!t2 At HALE PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. thu
following described real estate situate In lie CITY
OF Washington. District Of Ceiunbll. to wit: Par
q original lot three 81, ii square seventy
ta3i- contained within the f.nuwing metes and
bends 70 wit: Beginning r street al the
scutb"es est corner Of sa'd Lot ard running thance
east IN sail street - feet inches: thence roftA
1i6 feet II inches TO the north line of sail l..
uui az alley. thence west said alley "a tho
L"ItEWtst corner IF said lot. and hence south on
the west l!ae # said Ia 10 the place If b. sanfn.
together with ell the ilnro. eueH:s. rights etc.
Terms pra-tti-d cash. the balance IN six aaa
tNeiv- months. yiTh Interest from DAY Of sale
at Der cent per annUH. secured H. deed sf ifUst :
on tie property sold or ali cash the option Of
the u chaser deIOsit # 5000 required upon
accordance Of lid. II the terms # sale are u5t
c"TEltcG with IN fifteen days from the day OF sale
the trustees reserve tie right resell The pop
eIty az the risk and cost Gf the deiaGltlnc pur-
chaser. after nys days advertisement Cf srch re-.
sale In some rev slaPer published in Washington
d 4. Nj cuny-yanc!ns- STAMPS. etc. cost CT
purchaser.
WALTER q. DUCEETT
BENJAMIN F. WHITESfDF.
Hlo-dSds Trustees
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL, ESTATE
ON SOL Ill SIDE OF STREET BETWEEN
THIlsTIEIH AND THIRTY FIRST STREETS
NORTH " EST.
by virtue II deed OF trust dated May 90 1885,
and recorded H. liber 2l-3 folio 25S. ~ the land
records fer ,he District Of Columbia. will sell
a; pChli" auction front Of the premises. hi
DAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JULY. 1907.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following described
real estate In the city Of Washington In the Dis
trct % Columbia: Being part OF lot 1876 In 50
I21I tsaii lot being formerly known in Beall 8
addition. square 81 In iic1rgPtOwuI beginning al IL
point the solth line VI z street distant los So
feet cast rom the east line Of 3lst street, and
running thence east - 10 feet south IS 80 feet
west 81 10 feet and north $50 feet to the begin
nin-, With hrirk dwelling house thereon.
Terms O. sale; One third cash, balance in one and
two years with interest from dag Of sale. parable
seui annually, and secured by trust property or
81 cash. at option " purchaser \ deposit Of
500 required at time Of sale. Conycyausiu; and
recording at cost Of purchaser. II terms are not
complied 18th In ten days from day Of sale the
trustees reserve the right to resell risk and
of cefaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM a. GORDON
HOLDSWORTH GORDON.
W -tSis Trustees.
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JAMES ". RATcLIFFE. AUCrIoNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES
NOS. $500 AND 2ss2 STREET NORTH
EAST
Lihsr NJ. $3.50. folio POI ct seu. OF tn. Lard
records for the District Of Columbia and at the
Tegut 81 Of The party secured. the undersigned
trustees, viii "Ger for sale, by public auction In
fTnnt 81 the premises On FRIDAY, TWENTY
FIFTH DAY uE july. AID. 1902 At HALE
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, the following d.
scrihcd real estate. situate IN the county Of Wash
ffgton. District II Columbia TO wit: Lot No 81
I'm block NJ. Il, I'm Robert f. Morris addition 20
u" city Of Washington. being part Of tract
called Long Meadows, as per plat recorded IN
Boo< :. page 1872. surveyors office District Of
Columbia. together with all the improvements
rights &c.
Terms: One-thlrl cash balance In one and two
ye1rr. or all cash. az the option Of the purcha ser
Deferred purchase money 10 bear &c interest and
be secured by deed VI trust Conyeyanciug &c ,
az purchasers cost
ALEXANDER IL BELL, Trustee
3l3 "A ST. NV
JUDSON T. GULL, Trustee.
ty1Sd&ts Fendall building
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GyTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on AC-
count ~ the rain until TIT RSDNY. JULY
TWENTY FOURTH 1892 same hour and place. by
order q the trustees jy1g-d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
HORSES, MULES, WAC
ONS AND HARNESS.

we VIII
TOMORROW "WEDNESDAY. JULY 23, AT 10
O'CLOCK AN,
To the highest bidder for cash, the entire outfit OF
MIR. e. l.. MORGAN,
AT HIS STABLES, AQJ EDUCT BRIDGE NJ ST.
10 Head Work Horses. 1 Fast Driving Mare, .
Head Young Mules. Stat Wagons. two new and
three old; one-horse Top Wagons; Sets Double
Harness and Sets Single Harness.
This sale is ordered ON account of bad health OF
and stock Will be sold to the highest bidder.
MAGRATH x KE.SNEI.LY, Auctioneers
L HAHN salesman 1t
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FALL EXAMINATIONS
ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE CIVIL
SERVICE COMMISSION.
Residents of the District Barred From
Appointment to Certain Positions
General Information.

The civil service commission has received
proofs of supplement to it's manual of ex-
amfnations now in use No new manual re-
vlsed to the close of the past fiscal year is
to be issued, and this bulletin is intended to
comprise ali the new information which
would be included in such a revised manual.
Fall Examinations.
Owing to the insufflciency of the appro-
priatlon for adequate force of examiners
and the expenses incident to holding exami-
nations, the only examinations which will
be held this fall, unless the needs of the
service require otherwise, are those to fill
the following positions:
AID, coast and geodetic survey; appren-
tlce architectural craftsman; assistant ex-
aminer. patent office; assistant topogra pher
bookblnder; bookkeeper, depart mental SER
vice; bookkee per. Philippine service; civil
ana electrical engineer; clerk promotion
compoSltoT; computsr. supervising archi-
tects office; copyist topographic draftsman
department assistant, Philippine SERVICE
electrical engineer and craftsman; electro
type hnisher, electrotype molder. elevator
conductor. farmer. farmer with KNOWLEDGE
OF irrigation. fish cuituriSt. heating and ven
tllatlng craftsman. internal revenue junior
architectural craftsman, Junior civil engi-
neer, kindergarten teacher. law clerk man
uai training teacher, meat inspector. me-
: Il.
messenger boy, observer, PHYSICIAN press
feeder. pressman. railway mail clerk skilled
laborer, stenosrapher. stenographer and
typewriter; stenoSraphert typewriter junior
translator, Philippine service; stenographer-
Observation-Disclosures. Philippine service
structural steel craftsman. Superintendent
OF construction. teacher; topogra phic
craftsman. land office and departmental ser
vices. translator, departmental service
translator. Philippine service; trained nurse.
typewriter, Waterman.
The District Barred.
Applications will not be received from
legal residents of the District of Columbia
Maryland and Virginia for the bookkeeper
clerk, messenger and Waterman examina-
lions unless such applicants are allowed
preference under section 1874, Revised
Statutes.
All examinations for the positions indi-
Gated in the above two paragraphs are to
occur in Washington October 81 The OF her
examination dates for this city follow: Pro-
motion to clerk and internal revenue begin
September II. Stenographer and tvpe-
writer, departmental; stenographer-tvpe-
writer-1uniOr translator Philippine service:
stenographer-ty pewriter-translator PhiIip-
pine service, begin September 1S. Railway
mall clerk, begin September % Book
binder compositor. eectrotype molder
electrotype hnisher, press feeder, pressman
begin September -. Apprentice elevator
conductor, messenger, messenger boy
skllleo iaporer, Waterman, begin Septem-
Der %.
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Lost Her Head Sail.

As the schooner VIM. Mcdaniel was on
her way to this city Sunday night she was
caught in gale and had her sai's badly
torn. The schooner's jib was almost de-
stroyed. She arrived here yesterday even
ing, and Will load for down-river points.
The tug VIM II. Yerkes jr.. is cruisir e
about in Chesapeake bay near the capes OF
Virginia on the lookout for ice-laden ves-
sells bound to this city.
The bugeye Silver Spray and the slcop
Belvcdere are laid up in the dock at the
foot OF Queen street, Alexandria and are
preparing for the opening of the melon sea-
son.
The new tug NJ. Mitchell Davis. built for
A. j. Taylor & Bro. Of this city. sailed from
Baltimore this morning on her first voyage
to this port. She is expected 10 arrive here
tomorrow and viii at once go i'm service
towing on the Potomac river and Chesa-
peake bay
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES
Nos. $500 AND 2sJ2 VI STREET NORTH
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ON THE RIVER FRONT
STEAMER LINE HAS POUR
WHARvEs, BUT LACKS ROOM.
Bids for Transporting Fort Washing
ton Soldiers to This City
Other Port News

Inc managers of the Randall Potomac
river line have within the past day or two
leased the wharf formerly used by the
steamer Geo. J. Seufferle, and the steamer
Kent viii be berthed there when not in
service The Randall line now has control
OF Tour whatves, but At none OF them is
there room to lay more than two steamers.
AS all the river business OF the company is
conferred at the eth street wharf. and four
steamers are in this service. il is difficult.
at times, to find landing places for the
steamers coming and going, and quick
changes OF dock have To be made by the
steamers as soon as they can unload. The
four wharves under the control Of the Ran
dali company are all widely separated and
are a cause OF much Inconvenience, but the
situation cannot be bettered in any way.
Though the receipts Of fresh fish received
oy the dealers at the 18th street wharf fish
houses were light. the demand was also
light, and the supply was amply sufficient
10 meet It, Some few fish are coming from
the nets on the river. but the catch is
small.
The market this morning was steady,
and prices were: For SPANISH mackersl
loc. per pound; black bass lie to l5c per
pound; pan rock, Sc To Toe. per pound:
boiling rock l2c. to lac. per pound; white
perch, Ioc. TO l2c per pound: salmon trout.
&C 10 &C per pound. sturgeon, lie. per
pound: fioEnders. &c. per pound: bluefish
DC. to &c. per pound: catfish lOc to zoe per
bunch; small white fish. loo to lie. per
bunch; gray trout 81 TO s. per barrel. and
butterhsh, 81 per barrel. Crabs are selling
at figures quoted yesterday.
A new cutter has been put on the dredge
Gray Eagle, now employed by the Risley
Dredging Company in cutting mud from the
river bottom and pumping il across the ar
senal grounds to the low lands along the
James Creek canal The dredge was out
OF service yesterday, but work will be re-
sumed today.
The local steamboat companies have been
asked by the office Of Major T f. True de-
pot quartermaster L. S. A. for bids
on the transportation Of two companies Of
coast artillery from Fort Washington. Nd.
to this city on their way to New London,
Conn. In the two companies are eight off,
GERS and DIS enlisted men. They viii leave
Fort Washington for this city Tuesday
next.
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JAMES W. RATCLIFFE. AUCTIONEER.

IFusteeS Faclhc building.
NATIIL WILSON. Attorney for Holder of Notes
tyIO-dSds
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUCTIO,

dads
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-27
Como Sc neiOra
Ell tabaCO cultiVadO

Los cultivAaores de tabaco dc
ben observAr los siguientes conse-
jos 6 fin de conservarlos malorAr
Ii bueua especie de tsbsco que sc
cultiva.
Cu9ndo ccjan las semiliss deben
ser de las p,antas mas desarrolla-
das mejor hojs, runca de mstas
raqufticas 8 privadas de hojas.
La dt genera eion es hereditaria
en- IL planta como en- los animales.
plantas raqufticas y. degeneradss do
ran siempre malA prcle.
Para empleAr abono debe aten-
derse siempre 10 composition del
suelo que se cul'iva y comparable
con aquel en- que 10 planta 60 de CO
lidad superior sgregArle 10 que Ia
falta para hAcer un snal0 igual ~
que no puede modificar el china.
Cnando se cultiva en- ell mismo
terreno mas de 2 amos seguidos dis
minnye ell buen resultadO siuo ss de
ja IN af1o en- barbacho
Siendo las hojas pulmones de
los p.antas por doude respiran to.
mando parte de sus alimentoa.
lComo Sc pretande que una planta
produzca buenas semillas 81 Sc le
quitan las hojas 9 81 las tiene raquf
sicat
Para regenerar la samills y obts
uerla de 10 meior, que trasmita & 10
olanta buenas cualidades siembrese
10 en- buen tsrrenc 6 dejesele desarro
liar y semillar en- el ssmillero con IL
correspondence separation de los
lem&e, has tn de esta vigorosa planta
eper In semilla.
Las plsntaciones de tabsco en-
Argel est&n bajo IL direction de M
[pganiero Agronomo del G3bierno,
luien haca que cada cultivador esco
ia cierto n6mero de p,antss para se
aill&a segdn la extension de 10 plan
aci6n, no cort&ndose eAtos hasta no
btener 10 semilla.
R. Garcia 0sGs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-27
Como puert0rfiquenoS
Y como criStianoS.

Ia locura de grRndeza obtenida to-
ca costa, aunqus Sea asent&ndola So
bra los escombros de sus propios
compatriotas.
Asf pues, la ola debe detenerse,
el arrebato calmsrse. Por encima
de los hombres est&n las ideRs; por
er cimg de los individuAles proven
tos debe est&r ell bienestar de 10 pa.
tria comdu. No hay llbertad donde
no hsy psz. Habrk quian niegae
eeta conclusion? Y no hay dignidad
donGs no hay libertad. Acaso tie.
ne respuesta esa otra? Paeg sin
dgnidRd como pueblo, como esperar
lA libertad? Y sin paz como fami-
lia, como esR misma libertad halla.
ria dacorogo gsiento?
Basta de orgfa. Los puertorri,
quefios que no slentsn en- el esprit i
In temlda contamination de ese yer
tjgo de pEsiones; les que scan Abre
y tengsn 10 plens conciencia de ser
lc'; los que sepan como sc anna L.
terra en- que ae mace y como Sc cum.
plan los aaberes qus con nacer Q i
una patriA Sc contraer; los puerto
rriqueflos que puedan leer ideas CO.
mo estas sin conmiuarlag fiiaras
en- cOaceptos como astos sin odiarlos,
levanten 81 pensamiento a Is alta =
de 10 verdad, no consideren & los j..
mas puertoIr queflCs como enemi-
gos, nj les coIman do odios, III les
arrebaten 10 fans, nj los enlodsn
con Ia calumnia que siempre del fsn.
60 sale, nj les &menacen con dss.
truirles, nj les cohiban al libre ei ar.
cicio de las libertsdes T dblicas, nj ls
tiendan los hllos de Ia intriga para
derribarlee, nj esgtimsn en- contra
de sus hermAnos el arma de fratrici-
d. lucha que dssdora y mancills.
Los puertor. iIuefos que tienen
dominic sobrs 81 mismos proclameu a
que Pto Rico para cons tituiree se
cesita Ia pnz de los puertorriquef1
ProclAmen one en- Iuestto ategA O
de derschos, ln desnni6n NOS deb Il
ta 6 invalida. Prcclamen que el es.
fue1zo undo de todos nos digridss
y que las discordiss retsrdan na9s
tros progresses morales y materiales.
P o:iamen Que diviaidoa los puer to-
rriQuef fos, Puerto. Rico no sers =.
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