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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30


Later he went to Reading and began
the practice of law. where his ability
soon made him recognized as the lead
er of the Berks county bar
He became connected with the Phila.
delphia ana Reading railroad as coun-
sci and was associated with the latc
Franklin Il. Gowen in prosecuting the
men who destroyed company property
during the strikes of 1877. Thenceforth
his advancement in the company'S
service was sure and steady until on
the retirement of Joseph S. Harris last
year he was elected president of that
company.
In the short time that he has been q
railroad president Mr.. Baer has iusti-
fed the directors estimate of him by
properties, and he has astonshed the
older officers of the roads by his quick
mastery of the details of the business.
Mr.. Bacr is Il slight. wiry man, keen
and resourceful. but dsicient in small
talk. In conversation he is rather dull
unless the talk is about railroad affairs,
the coal business, the law or literature;
then he talks brilliantly.
With his time divided between the
New York and Philadelphia offices of
the railroad companies which he has
practically united in one system, he
still takes Il keen interest in the affairs
of the city of Reading. Here his home,
Hawthorne, IL comfortable stone house,
ncstlcs on the southern slope of Mount
Penn
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30
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thick with rich grass and dotted here
and there with spreading shrubbery
and dropping trees. There was no
pleasanter outing for an afternoon
than journey up the green, velvetlike
sides of the towering mountain and
view of the quaint, picturesque city
elumberns Mt its base.
There We're no rocky cliffs, no crags.
no protruding powders The mountain
was peace itself. 1t seemed to promise
perpetual protection. The poetic ma.
tives relied upon it to keep back storms
from the land and frightcn with its
stern brow the tempestS from the sea.
They pointed to it with profoundest
pride as one of the most beautiful
mountains in the world They never
suspected that their friend would turn
on them and blot them out of existence
Before the eruption of Mont Pelee
the island of St Vincent enjoyed the
distinction of having produced the most
important volcanic disturbance in the
history of the Lesser Antilles. The is
land is only eighteen miles long and
eleven miles wide. 1t lies in the Carib-
bean sea, sixty miles west of Barba-
dos and twenty-five miles southwest
of st. Lucia. The entire island is of
volcanic structure, and La Soufriere
rises to height of 4,04S feet.
In 1872 this volcano, whose crater is
three miles IN circumference and 500
feet deep, was the scene of a tremen-
dous eruption. Billions of tons of rock
and earth were hurled high into the
air. Part, as molten lava, flowed down
into the sea: part. shivered into thin
dust. was carried high up into the
clouds. For three days the awful con-
vulsions of nature continued The dust
from the crater so obscured the rays of
the sun and brought on a darkness 50
terrifying that the few survivors be
lieved the world had come to an end
, The whole configuration of the island
was changed. The eastern end sank
into the sea, and where it stood there is
now great depth of water The vol
canic forces remained ouiescent unit
1882. and then the warning rumble was
heard again. but it was false alarm
and the terrible scenes of the early
| part of the century were not repeated.
The principal harbOr of the colony is
Kingstown with about 5000 inhab
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.
How the Pioneer of Nurses Is Pass
Ing Her Declining Years.

How the Pioneer of Nurses Is Pass
Ing Her Declining Years.
Florence Nightingale, the angel of
the battlefield, who has just celebrated
her eighty-frst birthday. is spending
her declining years at Clayton House,
Buckinghamshire, England, the coun-
try seat of her sister. Lady Nerney
Miss Nightingale was pioneer in
the work TO which she devoted her life
Before her work in the Crimcan war
little was done for the sick soldiers
Where she led thousands have follow
ed, and the horrors of war have been
greatly lessened.
Florence Nightingale has been nm in
valid for some years and is now in
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30
GAYETY FOR SAILORS.


Naval Officers Promised n Good Time
at the Coronation.
Naval officers who are so fortunate
as to he attached to the European
squadron are in for all kinds of a good
time during the coronation festivities
in London Among numerous other di-
versions there will be series of bril-
liant dinners to American naval officers
given by Mrs. Richardson Glover. wife
of Commander Glover naval attache of
the United States embassy. at her resi-
dencr in Park lane
and very rich She Inherited fortune
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30

GOVERNOR WILLIAM II. TAFT.
thoritics having control of the disposi-
tion of the property of religious orders
and other church property in the Phil
ippines and laying the basis for set
tlement of the many property ques-
tons which have resulted from the sep
aration of church and state in the is
lands.
This is particularly desirable because
the nature Of the question is such that
it is impossible to settle them by nego-
tiations with the friars themselves in
the Philippines. The purchase of the
friars' lands is the principal thing, and
this, if congress authorizes it, in an
amicabe manner.
Prior to American occupation the
church and state were so closely unit
ed and their interests so interviewer
that now, when separated. il is difficult
to tell to whom the property belongs.
1t is hoped that when full under
standing of the claims and views of
each side has been reached and the
facts are fully understood all existing
questions can be settled in such way
as TO benefit both parties.
Tho whole matter is in Governor
Taft's hands. subject to such action as
may he taken on his report pursuant to
any law congress Snay pass. He will
have the assistance of Judge James II.
Smith of the Philippines supreme
court, who is returning with Governor
Taft to his post of duty. and Major
John Biddle Porter of the Judge advo.
cate generals office, who has been de-
tailed to act as special secretary to the
governor until he has finished his work
in Rome.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30
TAFT'S VISIT TO ROME.
Philippines Governor to Confer
with vatican Authorities.

The visit of Governor William II.
Taft 10 Rome on his return journey to
his post Mt Manila is for the purpose
Of discussing the question of the friars
in the Philippines with the Vatican au-
thorities. Governor Tafts errand is not
in any sense diplomatic mission: it
is simply business transaction with
the owners of property
1t was decided in Washington that
Governor Taft should stop at Rome for
the purpose Of reaching. II possible. a
friendly understanding with the au.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30
LEADS COAL OPERATORS.
Rise of Farmer Boy TO the Heal
of IA Great Railroad system,

of IA Great Railroad system.
George f. Baer. the leader of the
railroad and coal interests in the con.
test with the striking miners, is Il law.
yer by profession and a railroad presi.
dent by occupation. He is president Of
the Philadelphia and Reading railroad
and of the Central Railroad of New
Jersey Although now one of the
weaIthiest and most powerful Of the
railroad and coal kings. Mr.. Baer in his
youth was humble tiler of the soil
on his fathers farm in Somerset coun.
ty. Pa.
In his early life Mr. Baer had a taste
for journalism and at one time was
part owner of the Somerset Democrat.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30

from her father. the late Senator Miller
of California. and is well known in
Washington society. When residing in
the national capital. the Clovers are
sion on Connecticut avenue has been
the scene Of many brilliant social af-
fairs.
Commander Richardson Glover is a
native of Maryland and was graduated
from the Naval academy in 1867. Since
then he has done duty in almost every
department Of the service and is one
Of the most popular officers in the
navy. He was married to Senator Mil
ler's only daughter in 1856.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30

&ster in such terrible form, occupy
what seems to us an obscure and out
Of the way corner of the world. Until
the story of the volcanic holocaust was
told the names of Java and Borneo in
the antipodes, were much more fanil-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30

very feeble health. She is described as
being tall. with small hands and feet
and having prepossessing counte
nance.
In her own right she is one of the
richest women in England. having in
herited vast wealth from her father.
She has fine old mansion in London.
but spends most Of her time at the
home of her sister. Despite her age
and feebleness she is in full possession
Of her mental faculties and with the
aid of secretary attends to consid-
erable correspondence.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30


LIN painter. [ would produce a man such as he must
have been strong and noble and merciful. He would
be divine without eacing the traits of humanity and
bmnan without forgetting that he is divine AS I SEE HIM
EOW. HE MUST HAVE HAD HIGH FC REHEAD ABRA-
HAM LINCOLN HAD SUCH BROW 1t shows him TO bc
lc phanthopt that he was the of broad wisdom and
humanity and benevoence His would be perfectly straight
L would lack the aggressveness of the Semitic race His eve is
ful and round and clear and mild.
lie had strong upper lip such will allow man to
& and wander in the wilderness and fast for forty davs-iu
full sympathetic lower lip that would flavor with sweetness the
lords of wisdom that the tongue would speak His Jaw would be
aong and firm Its shape mg ght suggest eeng houoht
resistance the Roman sway His head would be long for if
flat like those of the Jews he would be nomad But this
for he loved his home and returned to its hearhse
rhenever he could
lie would be tall and well built and strong His chest is deep
h when he drives the plane along the carpenters bench he does
easy graceful manner if he dags the heavy of fish
the it is chlds play. His clothes would be the most
In winter would give him the rough heavy cames hair
nne that would not show the marks of the dogs and the babies
4 the street they climb up in his arms
When have formed my Christ would give him task the one
has already accomplished.
HE WOULD SCATTER ABROAD THE THOUGHT THAT ALL
RE EQUAL TILL, FINALLY MADDENED THE IDEA, PEOPLE
xpULD FLEE INTO THE WILDERNESS TO REALIZE 1T. THEM
FALLING ITS REALITY THEY WOULD ASSERT THEMSELVES
~ HuRL KINGS AND EMPERoRs FROM THEIR THRONES.
Finally the idea of democracy would take the whole world for
stage and sweeping triumphany along would control the
Il chauism of every activity.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30

duty One OF the definitions of talent and genius
is that talent does what it and genius what it
r. BETTER DEFINITION is THAT GENIUS DOES
LIE MORE Take Paderewsk the greatest pianist perhaps
e world has ever There other great pans
what dlterentates him The little Between the Sham
and the Constitution what wins the prize? second and
maybe-the little In this category the young
not only does his duty by his employer during the day. but
tits himself for higher position.
you think that is from the of workers with the
hat the supremely great have sprung? The old
their own paints You know that Pdas and the other old
o carved statues with their hands One of the things
proud of that worked with my hands in factory
behind steam engine
he man who works for money will have happiness be
u ctzen working for money end 1t is dension
snare Men who work for are also consumed with sap-
h our first duty to make competence, and after that
ann should be You will get the prize of all prizes you
mind that is the good you do the world You will
e ample reward of virtue your self approval "To thine
be rue and all other rewards as compared with that are
1Fre dross.
~ YOUR DUTY AND LITTLE MORE YOUR FUTU.
n lake CARE OF ITSELF
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30

Papa. what is an optimist?"
"Any man. my son, who has Just sue
ceeded in getting the best of his neigh.
bor."-Life.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30
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LTHOUGH within a few days
sail from any Of our Atlantic
ports. the islands of Marti-
nique and st. Vincent. which
have just been visited by dis
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30
RICHMOND ESTATE ST. VINCENT.

tTh!s plantation is the nearest TO Soufriere
Of any on the island
ital of the island. was the chief city
and had population Of $4,000. Fort
ne-France. the seat of government was
Of inferior Importance commercially.
1t has $1,000 inhabitants.
Mont Pelee, which wrought such de-
struction to st. Pierre. was regarded
by the natives as sort of protector.
They had an almost superstitious affec-
hon for It. From the outskirts Of the
city It rose gradually, its sides grown
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30
HE LITTLE MORE
THAT COUNTS
ANDREW CARNEGIE

HERE are several classes of young in the world
the class that doesn't do all its duty the class that
performs its duty and the class worth the two pre-
ceding, that performs something than mere
duty. One of the definitions of talent and genius
is that talent does what it can and genius what it
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30
A PIaywrighfs Idea
Of the Christ
i, AUGUSTUS THOMAS, Playwright

@r IN my minds eye L forever producing a drama
~ in which the Man of Nazareth shall be the central
ATMI figure. My Christ would be the Christ of the
LIN painter. l would produce a man such as he must
% have been, strong and noble and mercful He would
lnl lrinn nuthnn tnffnn IL.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30
le Beers Will Yet
Be Independent
y Dr. HERMAN D. Won sRoEkHUzEN, Formerly Pastor of
Dom Paul krugers Church al Pretoria

Dom Paul krugers Church
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e%X0l HERE WILL NEVER BE PEACE IN SOUTH
N AFRICA UNTIL THE BOERS ARE INDIE
E PENDENT. My brothers in who are fighting
ON the Englishmen the veldt today are to my mind
65S nearer independence than George Washington
and his brave soldiers the winter they spent at Valley
II the British spend $1,OOOOOO day the war;
them busy many day When the broke out,
'oo miles from Cape Town. Last month five
within thirty miles of Cape Town. "The rebellion
calls it, is growing rapidly in Cape Colony 1T MAY BE
FNu LIME COMING, BUT INDEPENDENCE is SURE,
ne United States will remain neutral and stop furnishing
ana horses to the British it will the sooner.
DAY is COMING WHEN THE BRITISH WILL BE GLAD
y ARE PERMITTED TO HAVE coALINe STATION
o"N' TO SAY NOTHING OF BEING MASTERS OF SOUTH
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30
CHOOSING A PRELA'TE
HOW THE CATHOLIC CHURCH Sc
LECTS AN ARCHBISHOP.

Method by which n New Head of the
metropolitan see of New York Will
he Chosen Naming Archbishop
Corrignn's Successor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
LAS INSCRIPCIONES

Sc hace saber q todos 1oB co
tfeligionsr rios de Ia isla que las
inscripciones, tendr4n lugar en-
sooa La isla, el dia catOrce (14)
70 Octubre proximo.
Uada elector tiene que ir per-
.onalmsnte 4 inscribirse, acolnpa-
oando, los que no sepan leer nj
escribir, el t1ocumento que ac.redi-
Ie 50 dsrecho Al vtotar Dor cual-
quier otro c,oncepto.
Las inscripciones que no se
nsgan de ese m.odo, no GIerAn
FaiidAs. 1b~-la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
Evaristo Padiils!.

San Juan, tubrs de 1903.
q, plraetcr de LA DEMoCRACIA.
CsguAs.
DhtipgnIdo amigo y GorrsiiglonSrioa Con
,i Al a. dssvAnaesF lsa dudAs qua pnsdsn
,,,,Jr rs,ptcso D mi nliAri6n poifllca, dnspOes
=. mi r,gr,so de lA vscipa tslR de Cuba. para
syts.r sol gsturSs, ls estimsie hsge rtioiieo,
Gus mi,lio On lAS nias del PArtido fsderni ana.
,,.,no 6oieo cAusE de aDcausAr al pals por
Snsn canIno vel aus ls s1cAr4 del inins nso
s,oI ar cue le hs hundieo el sristamsnts esie'
bra paFNido FepubIissno.
Las idsGs iihsrAlss y dsmoerzticaH 0ncar :
aAdaI sn mi Alms, 30 rsvaiAn Ants los lEloAnh'
,sbi., Tyoesdimlsntos y prAehicas desastros&s
AZ lnH AdyarGArios, que tAn viilAn@mense So
nsisn 81 tsis una ssslaViiud clan vsess psor
aus IN francs diGsAduFR.
G,aeias orasps como gusts au afmo.
Luis AYelIa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07

Para oil dia 4 del mes an curso 90 ssparabs
en- estA iocalidad oil sbog&do orador DON J0ee
de TIisgo y ssg6n Kilograms rec1bido ds Aqua
dina, no Ia pooido vaTineaF sl viats caasa dc
ana nuchAs ocupaeiiCnas.
SIS halIa On ssia poblaci6n Ia sido con.
tratndA poF 10 Jants local de instruccion la
professors graduada stnorita Jost1A Dias
La Eeforita C,alina Serbia que habia aldo
notnbrada para una sscusIA de ssss Distrito,
10 qneda On In capital y sxiasa una vAeanta do
professor elemental qns nc - ha pooidc cubfir
nor mo exiasir local aprop6sito.
.-Daspu6s d0 unA largA Ausencia en- EAlma
de- 1Aliorca, Balearas, han Ffgresado ssts
uushIo, los nifios Jaime , Francisco hl1os dc
don y. YiIslla, v oil Lcdo. don higusi Diver
Tsmbisn hs. rssrssado de Espsfa, 81 co
mdretants don An1onio Aisovsr Ferris que
sstuvo ag6n tismpo On BArsslona.
He amos tanido sl gnsko de YER p0r aqn1 a
abDgaoO don jose Affgusl Marques, rsgistrador
dsfla propiedAd do Eguadilla, DON Jooe MI
Ian, hacendado de Hatillo y don Enrfqus Men
dek Vscino do Areclbo.
-En variss harsiandas sc ha dRdo principle
a In eogida de eafs ss nota mueha amin acion
Fsf -ssafn nos hansos entsrado, siguen con
mIcha Ecsividsd los trAba1os DC - cafresefa
de- San Sebastian a I,ares; sl vscindario sspa-
raEuus cuanto antes aste fsta Ia VIA, para lie
var ID efacso viajss on cochss.
-Dsbido q iRs naevAs disposieionss dicta'
Ran nor In Junta Superior Clio Sanin&ds ei pan
re vnnde On earRos nauy bisn taPad0s sssa
sah.r~do con excsIanta harina. Los ssf1orea
b, Suau & CO ccnstrrysn ar norno os oAsIsnss
=. ..,seidad. W han ge9ormado oil edi6cio pans
deffA.
-Dureata oil primer frimsisfs oei acs1ai
81, a.op6ntco. HAN ipgPssAdo an los f0ndos
mnnieipalss tres mill treseientos srelnea nus
vadellars ochensa siese eenfasos, ss nan In
-vsseIdo dos mil nnvaclentos treint& sfe1e
Sofl,.Ts ventiun cenSsvos, y qusda sxisssnsa On
| caAa para oil segundek trimesWs euassocisnsoa
49, rssos saxenta sails csntavos.
uoP IA ado conarAaa1o para servir una es-
cuslA On In turisdicci6n do Las M.TiAs 81 pro
| fsaor don jose A. III, Perss, vscino os ease
uuelolo.
Ell poliefa Juan Laenmsa que prsss2 %
1 ana Barviciea en- sssa Iocaioeo Rs hoo $3.50
| dsdo aI pusblo de Lssosls. 1a NJ msIenkus aaa
/ paFa, su dsatino. Sp hnnncia si sslasO GO osloa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
ViCtima del trabajo

as ha aneontrAdo muarto con sl afAne0
aaltrosado al ohFe1o Jaime Winssops que hA-
kiA ido o ErabAiar a las minAss faAtanoe Ia
sonIEnA de los huelguisSas,
e cAdAysr foe hAllRdo GA Ian minAs do
Lack, wAnA, eercA dc Scranton, Pannsilvania.
Score ell cuarpo del Dbrero &Sssinaoo 90
hnp6 mn uansI dIetendo cua todos los ohreros
qus VolVisFRn aA arabA1o aeHi&n br&saoOs en-
hAntieA foHmA,
AlgunoE eentsnsras lie br&ceros Cue ma
hi4n AilItido Al trAbaio, 10 han abandon9do
nuavEnents poT tenor q loa daamAHss GO los
AuslEUlStRS cuisines 30 hSliAn an possession asi
btssritG,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
The paperWt1 largest circulation in the island
Este perl6dIco es ell de mas circulation en- la isl
MANIFESTACI0NES POLITICAS
PatiIlau. oetubra 4 de 1909.

Sr. Director de LA DEMcCRACIA.
Muy dfstiDgufdo senior INFO: Soy an 10 ac'
tqalfdad vocal del Oomit6 repubicano da este
pnabio estoy prcpneato como jueg dc nna do
lAs mesAs en- Ian pr6ximas elecciones. R.snun'
clio ambos caYgpa quedo eompletaments
desl1gado de TODD som mpfomiso polfsfco.
Sirvass publican ls prasente, para que lie
Gha D conocimiento do todos.
De uRted Atenlamenta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
Jose S. AIvarado.
Arseibo. sbrs. 90 de 1902

Areeibo, Sbrs. 80 de 1902.
"' Caguas.
L, p.,ria, que IL toTnan los homb.aa de
bopor, nses'itH qua To- sseSnosn v go' nlos "a "a
ioa.i i,oso i grspda y hsrmoao, NO puedo qnedar.
ns 'o.tgSdo sn ls msgsstad do eBs conefsrto
= ddsa del G'osg 6go par. apI q Il. 10
Sgs nr,sn tIsrurA que mi nrInA ls estAmpe como
HI..,s,iu dsi rspubiieanismo,--sia acAso In es-
mmts sp . lguna uanitestaci6n que de sonsu.
aI.n,c, amigos que vscss AbusRn de nj bue'
.Isx nor 10 t9nto no ttans vAioF nlngupo,
- - np,.rc qns 10 tsnga. 5epAse, pnss teDga.
~ sreuRTpAp que solo me stanso hourAdo
r., -. nj pAtria aisndo como 10 he eido 10
,os' soiaado del gran partldo federal;
''' calls, puss, 'r nAlsdicsneis, silsnelsn los
.,sno, 1 no oLvIDEN qua solo nsc1 para ser
iIhvs no uFotsGvu nj mADUmfndc.
r Fsdsrhlss do Puerto Rico salud sn 10
PeHiA nIu,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
HOTEL PoNcENo
uRIsr1NA ALTos.-P0E0E
preoios dc at,sualidad


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Es el mas tonourrdo pcr In colonia esparclss
oomisioristss i agentea ds comercio, aai coma
por Ion smedanos one ccIaponsn ID mayor par
70 dol rupslaye. .s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
AVISO .

& parilr del 20 de Oesnbre pr6ximo volve.
ttn ileAr en- Ponce los vApores de 10 EBso
D. Line,S sZulisS y &ksracatho,D AdmihSnoo
sAIRA pass gsros an Wigs diresto para New
foik. GporSunhnonte No publieArA oil nnsvo
hnsrsrio.
AEGntsE MOrAleE y Co Ponce. ID.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
I'm principe a EE. UU.

El hiio mayor del rey de Siam, h smbAF-
sAdo en- su pals con dirsc:i6n San F4ancisco'
En- Hovismbrs llegarh New YORK
neii quisn 10 Accm % flaH& On su viBsa Ion ols-
AntoI EItRdos de 10 Uni0n.
. E pfioeips lie Siam visttaHA WANING
Nn donds peTmaneceFa 4gunAS aemAnAb'
Lltgara n MuavA Y0i K el dia ds NO
heuhre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
Jose Rivera Cafedo.
Osguas, Octubre de 1909.

Osguas, Octubre de 1909.
Sr. DlrectoP de La DEMoCRACIA,
Raego usted % sirva ordsnAr il 1nser-
ei9u dc las aiguisntes linsas en- su iiustrado Pc
Ei6dico, por 10 que La anticipa las Reaeias su
q. %. correligionstib.
AildYEs FeItci1fs0 Rtuer7
Qae hAbiendc fssidido On esta ciudad poy
an sArmino Dc m&T dc dias messs. ain habsr
miltsRdo ca ninguno de los pArsidos exisds tee
sn ssAa pals, desds hoy ma Rhlio oil gran Par.
tido FsdeTal, 6uieo Cue trabsia pcr oil blsnes.
taR ds nusBtra qnsrida patria.
Andres FeIclano Y Rodriguez.