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ern will, June l. put into service between
ST. Louis and TeIarkana two OF the very
latest dining cars built. They are de-
scribed as verltable hotels on wheels, 6tted
up throughout with electric fans and lights.
Major Lewis is now travelling about the
state Dragging about the new service. and
from accounts he has Just cause TO do So
II Is understood that as soon as the new
cars can be had this service Is 70 be ex-
tended to Houston over the International
The menu cards distributed as ads for the
new service evidence the fact that no hotel
In the land pays more attention to tae
varied tastes OF guests than does the Iron
Mountains caterers.
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NIB. BARRY APPOINTED

To the Position Of Statistiean in Mr.
Markham's Office.
Mr., c, c, Barry, clerk In the auditor
office OF the Houston and Texas Central,
has been appointed statlsticism in the office
OF Vice President Markham aud has en-.
tered upon the discharge OF his duties
Mr.. Barry, although n Young man, has had
several years Of railroad experience and Us
an expert In mathematics he has few
equals, His many friends predict for him
a rapid rise In the railroad world.
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Port lavaca Excursion.

The Southern Pacidc viii run an excur-
sion TO Port Lavoca on Sunday next, May
IS, leaving the Central depot at : "a. m.
and leaving Port Lavaca on the return at
: o. m. Arrangements have been made for
a day Of amusement at the port and good
time Is promised all who attend. The fare
for the round trip is 81. 80.
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GOVERNOR rAFTs APPOINTMENTS.
Judges Appointed for Several judicial
Districts.

Judges Appointed for Several judicial
Districts.
Washington, May 2l.--Before the depar-
ture Of Governor Taft he made several ap-
pointments TO vacancies In the judiciary
of the Philippine islands These appoint.
ments hive been accepted by the follow
Ing as Judges of the courts - first instance.
who win be assigned on their arrival In
Manila, TO their several judicial districts,
with salaries varying from $1,000 to 81 o.
per anuum Herbert j. Davis. Chicago.
liam II. Pope, Santa Fe. n, NJ; Adolph
Wihaus St Louis, and Charles / Smith,
Jackson, Mich, have accepted positions as
prosecuting attorneys and Assistant Attor-
ncy General w. j. Bonner. Nashville.
Tenn has been rendered position as
judge Of the court OF first instance.
James William Bardsey, Detroit, Mich.
has been appointed city engineer OF Manila
and consulting engineer OF tho Philippine
commission
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HOUSTON MAY GET G. & |.
MR.. BROOKS PREFERS THIS CITY
IN SOME EVENTS.
A Conference Is TO Be Held Today at
Beaumont at Which All interests
WIN Be Repre- scented.

beaumont, Texas, May 22-Regardlng the
dispatch in this mornings Post Mir. John
II. Brooks who represents the parties VINO
recently purchased the Gulf and Interstate,
says that there Is to be an important con.
ference here tomorrow between Receiver
O'Donneu, himself and the attorneys for
the Pierce interests. lie thh%s that the
read IS to be rebuilt either to Bolivar Point
OF 70 Houston from Winnie That point is
not near so far from Houston as at first
thought and MIR. Brooks thinks that II is
more than likely that this latter plan will
be adopted. At any rate from his CONVERSE
tluu 81 Is evident that something Is going
o. be done with the Gulf and Interstate
that viii be beneficial to the road and 10
Beaumont and he VIII no doubt give out
some Information on the subject after the
conference spoken OF for tomorrow.
Galveston, Texas. May 22-Thc applica-
ton for authority to issue receivers cortld-
Gates for the hetterment Of the Gulf and
Interstate railroad, which was made in the
Fifty sixth district court Yesterday, a men
tion of which appeared In The Post OF to-
day, seems to have been temporarily with
drawn, The hetterments contemplated ~
the application were from Whites Ranch
70 Shellpit ana not to Bolivar Point. When
The Post correspondent called for the pa
pcrs ne was advised that the receiver had
them. Judge Fruuku nor the Fitch dis
trict court informed the correspondent
chat the nupcrs had apparently been with
drawn hut that the application had been
made and was set for hearing next Monday
unless the receiver decided to withdraw The
application. II this was his Intention he
had NOT So informed the court
Receiver O'Donncll was seen by The Post
correspondent and he said he would leave
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Today Is S. p. Day.

The Southern Pacific viii have It's dollar
rate on today aud City Ticket Agent
saucler said yesterday that he expected
heavy travel TO Galveston on the part OF
the Houston people A special will leave
the Central depot az a m. and regular
trains az 1905 a. m. and $50 p. m Re
and l1:4b p. m.
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An Attractive Booklet.

The Burlington has Issued an attractive
booklet containing complete tables OF sum
mer rates TO and through Colorado and de,
scrlptlons OF Colorado's mountain system
and scenic tours through the state. The
hSlf.tones are very beautiful
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JEFF MILLER APPOINTED
Manger of the Houston East and
West Texas Road.
TO SUCCEED THE LATE F. B. GOODRICH.
Appointee Is at Present Manager OF the
Houston and Texas Central and viii
Fill Both Positions.

Vice President Markham made another
wise selection yesterday. and one that will
be hailed with satisfaction by the people
OF Houston and all ilrectcly interested It
was IN the appointment OF Mr. Jeff ~ NIL
Ter, manager Of the Houston and Texas
Central, to be manager Of the Houston East
and West Texas. succeeding Mr.. Frank b.
Goodrich, deceased.
Manager Miller is one OF the best guown
railroad men In Texas tCdiy. Popular With
sii elias es aud having every move Of tae
operating department Of o ral4Oad at his
fingers ends. b. has o brilliant future be-
fore him n his chosen line There is not a
person who is acquainted with - n NIL
Ter but who viii extend hearty congrdtuln-
lions on his latest advancement, WITH the
wish that other honors WI come his way
at no distant day.
The following is the d-rular telling Of
the appointment
The Houston East and West TeIas R'y Co.
and
Houst on and SIR. veport r Z. Co.
Onlcc Of Vice President.
Houston, Texas, May %, 1902.
Circular NJ. 4
Effective this date, MI j. y. Miller Is op-
pointed manager OF these lines, Ia charge or
operating department, wee Nj. +. Il. Good
{. Il. Markham. Vice President.
Manager Miller was out Of the city yes
teIday and did not return until after night
fall The railroad boys" wi b whom Nj.
Miller Is great fayoilte had learned OF
the appointment and wnen he stepped from
his car he was instantly surrounded ana
subjected 70 a series OF handshdkes that
made him vince.
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Homeseekers in Houston.

The Katy brought in several hundred
homescekers over its line yesterday from
points In Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska Mime
sofa aud other points Many Of them Will
remain IN Houston looking into invest
mcnts in real estate, while others will visit
the surrounding territory.
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party Of about Atty local merchants 10 Gal
weston yesterday The train left here at
4 40 p. m and came in on the return trip
at ] O'Clock this morning The party re.
port splendid time In the Island CIT,
and say there ARE thousands Of visitors TO
the Neptune Carnival.
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Groves SLACK Foot Liver Pills.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root. They act on the liver
equal TO caome and leave no bad after
effects. No gripping no sick stomach VIII
cure chronic constipation Price - cents
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Santa Ee pav Saturday.

Tomorrow the Santa Fen Will apply the
81 rate 20 Galveston on trains leaving
Houston at a. m. and 1.l5 p. m Return
ing, leave Galveston lao p. M, $3.50 p. m.
and 11:45 p. m,
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Rock Island Rumor from Oenison.

Denison, Texas, May 22.-The Rock Island
surveyors have been here all the past week
running preliminary lines through the east
portion OF the city Ii Is reported mai
they will begin Monday and parallel the
Houston and Texas Central 70 Sherman.
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PRESIDENCY on rae S. ?.
Said TO Have Been rendered Governor
OdelI and Accepted.

Lockport, n. Y, May 22.-AsEemblyman
Legget of Niagara Falls is authority for
the statement that Governor odell win not
accept denomination, bur will take the
presidency OF railroad system.
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Chair Car PARTY.

The chair car olcott on the Galveston.
Houston and Henderson carried over jolly
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Especial 10 The Post.l

New York, May 22.-It is stated. on what
Is considered reliable authority, that Gey-
ernor odell has been offered the presidency
OF the Southern Pacific railroad by 2 II.
Hartman and that he has 0ecided to &C.
eept.
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is now about half completed. It Is expect
ed that the road will run In here by Oc-
tober l.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.


n. a T. C. X. n.
Grand Cenua Depot
Issve No - ,OOa N Arrive No D. 81 p
Lave hsy. S s. MOI Srr'vs No 4 SO
4. a n. o. n. a.
Grand Central Depot
Lave No g.. SIS an Arrive Nc Sl9.Ov p
Leave 10 nc. $50 am Arrive No q.i0'so p
G., II. q 8. A. ny.
Grand Central Depo.
Leave No ,....1o.os sn Arrive Nes, 7.SoS
Leave No, o.. Ills ,. Arrive. Sofo3.oo a n
g., II. a N. IA. n
Grand Cen1al Dsoot
Leave No. ..1o.o5 3 N Aulvs No $. S.oo1n
Lev. M. -. $50 a n Arrivs No. !. 90 pn
Nos. AMI Sundays Only.
n. r.. It. a n. r.. h
Grand Central Depot
Lave No isr.1o.i5 Arrive No, rss SIS POI
9. A. a A. p. ny.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No I.,..o.55 a. N Arrive No. Gas pm
g.. c. a s. F. II. n.
Ctsnd Central Depot
Leave ...- 200 a N Arrive. ,s.5s"n
Lssvs.........7.45 N Arrive........ 900 p n
Galveston Trains
lsAve.......7.4s . N Arrive.......7.30 pm
Additional Sunday Specials
Leave .......s.55 an Auive........ $40 a. n
Leave. p. Arrive. $40 ?. "a
Auihess trains i.avs the Santa Fe congtes,
Ave. Dspo, &c minutes later than the above
II. q. & w. It. r.. X.
I.sys 90 an. Express Train arrive 9;lo pm
All uslns leave Grand cenuA Depot
81, X. q +. n. u.
M..E& 7. Depot Fifth Ward
Leave $50 a n.......,......... Arrive 9. 80 a m
leave i For Galveston q y Train, see G.. l. &H
Z. & c. y. n. n
Depot foot OF Congress Avenue
Houston ana Waco Trains.
Leave lI.3o a. n ,.... ..........Afriye II, s p.
ST. Louis Trains
Leave 90 i. n............ Arrive 5 sc Pm
Columbia and v.laseo Trains.
''' Daily Escs7t SUNDAY.
Leave 900 an. ,sunss ouIyJ Arrive AS p "a
G. H. q II. II *.
Leave & C. ~ be7ot......,..... 600 a. m
Leave . NJ K & T. Depot. ............ 94S a. m
Leave. 9. DePgt ~. ...'......9 a N
aLesvs. Grand Centre Dspo. ........-.9 900 p m
"-unlsyl only.
Midnight spcciS. arrives 20 r.. Sundays
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HAYS OVERTURE TO DENMARK.
Protocol Proposed to Keep the Treaty
Aliua

Washington, May 22.-Secretary Hay has
requested the Danish government 10 enter
into a protocol extending for one year the
period Of time allowed for the ratification
OF treaty IL cession OF the Danish West
india Islands, in order to keep alive the
treaty as ratified 10y the United States sem
ate until the Danish rigsdog can act finally
upon Il
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GRADING Is PronressInn.

Grading Is progressing.
Lampasas. Texas, May 81 Tho grading
on the extension from Burnett to this point
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Chicago Beach Hotel

20 minutes from hsars q city; 10 dust ne dist 81.
uated on bosvard apd lake at SYST street BOuevasL
Chicago. SsnA ffs fsnstassd hssAlst
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ssvs 7.OoAm.- Express Train Arrive 9.lo pm
rave SOS .. N ................ Arrive 9.O2 a
All Trains leave Grand CenhA Depot
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n. a II. C. r. u.
Grand Central Depot
Lssve No. ~. 700 a m Arrive 70. . 81 2.
leave No. I, 1850 . m Arrive Nc. q. I.zQ p
I~rve No q. Hoo .. N Arrive No g. olO q
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.HoridO en- CatanO,

Ay9r estAb IN pAralos Gu la es.
quinA de IL tleoda de Rodriguez y
P4re5, uuos ca %ot IS in n1'vl1uos en-
tire q: os Ju.io Ntsges y Jusn Rodri-
goez (~) Tsrnllla.
Ell NIeves eu ls congers 3ci6n
que oostenfa con al Rodriguv Z, Sc
fu6 acalorando hasta que tuvieTon
una rina, en Is qua saii6 Rodriguez
con tres heridas su uQerfclalss que le
interesaron Ia mitAd d gruesJ de l&
piei y de tres ceatimeUrus de longi-
tad en- ell p6mulo !zQulerdO y brazo
del mismo lad3, y otrA de diez IAN
timetros en- is p&Tts superior y POS
tsr,or dzl an5eb-szl izqulerdo, inte-
resaudo ios md ,ou IS.
Al tener c9nocl,nisnto Ia poiicfs
sc aperson6 en el .ugAr del s1ceso,
deteniendo al ag es e y enviaDdolo
& 3 .yan6a dis Josici6a de, JQez
municipal. E. b cido fu6 curado en-
seg0ita.
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COrrida de lOVilIOS
en- CataIO
Ell Vi0rn0S SantO.

aver fa6 un dia de re3ojimient0,
de Oraci6n mental y de conmemorar
los cato 6.icOs 10 sacrosanta tragsdia
del calvari0, por 10 menos asf nos
IL han ensenado y hecho 0bsart ar
nueCt@Os antePas&dOs.
PerO como en- CAb&fIo t0dO
results al rev6s, Ell reoollmlentc y
tcanquilidad del dia SO convirtl6 en-
alboroto y en- corrida de novillos i'm
provisada, perO una COrridA q uaan
"a de Ia lOcslidad,
Mr.. Hunt trae de Vieques amos
novillos de muy nal genio. Empie-
zan a desem moarcarlos pOr Ia playa
de la punta, y parece CUE ecnaron
a.gunOs 81 aqua para que sAHeran &
TERRA, y como no ten1An sOga, vi sa-
liz TERRA en- prend1erOn carrera ve-
lOz per I@ csrreter&, envistiendO al
CUE e1cODtraOan'
Los encarg@dos del ganado, So
ga en- man0, empezArOn Ia c0rrids
GaEdl6ndOles 4azOs, que & un0s iojisn
pOr Ia ca0eza y d otAOs por las paC&s
resultandO aulmRda Ia cOrridG
Los clerrS puertas de las cAsas
del trausltO las carreras de las
gentes, hacfan que el especta5ulo
revlstiera cEracteres de lmpurEan-
cia.
Hasts ell que esta lfneas escri-
be que pAsesbA tranquilAmente por
Ia carreters, tuvO gus meGerse en-
tropaa pero no fa6 por m1edo slno
por precauci6n.
A todo este Mr.. Hunt que ve1a
que u ganado su ufrfa decfa <no....no
inca boyes que costa muchO
miD.
Como Ell espectAcuto dur6 todo
el dis, la tarda y psrte de Ia noch9;
y en- Cata1o ell lugar del paseo es la
caTretera, y siempre hay pAAeAdoras
no sabemos 81 del susto. Q de guoa
csrreTs, 10 cierto es gus hasUa un
Alarga TALES 50 encontro en- el suelO
y por mas que Sc nan fjado edlctos
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JUAN SERPIEu rEl.
Historic de VlV0raS.

B ,jo el pseud6nimo pintorasco
de Juan Serpiente, Sc ocuita una
celebridad exlstente en- Auvernia
(Francia,) digna de ser conocida por
su orlglnalidad, y aun pol los bano-
fsiUs que sus af3iones reportan al
pr6jimo.
81 verdAdero nombre del GAIA
dor en- Gu sti6n-pOrque Sc trAta de
un cszadOr de nOvfsimo cuf1O-es de
MigGe4 Vergue, qUlen desde hRce
mucho tempo ha declaradO guerra
sin cuarteI a les reptiles veneu0sos
que pululan en- la comarca en- que
reside.
E cszsdor de sorpientes es de
bsja ezGaGura, fornilo, dc tez cnrtida
y vivAr&cho de ademSnes. COnstaA-
cemunte calzadO CON botas atlas,
efecUda Aarg@s y fatlgosas excurslo-
ncs SIN que SOS pleruas de acerO Sc
hay&n rendldO nuncs ai~UansanciO.
CuSndo uu pr0pietGrio de la To-
calidAd le 4Iams para que llmpie de
vfvoras su finca, Juan Serplents Sc
traslada & ella q pie, sin Otras armas
que un forete y uaa jAuia de teiidO
metAl'co ? con plsO de MADEIRA.
CJn estos elementos, ls bastan
algunos dlas para dar por termiua-
d. su mission.
E ,Ee 6xlTo que constantemente
le acompaf1a, SO deb9, en- su mayor
parte, aI exacto conOcimiento que
tiene de las costumbres de sRs enc
migos.
Juan Sarpienta no emplea cebo
alguuo para prscticsr su sport favo-
rl6O.
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Antes, en- sites propicios para
clio, vertfa cierta cantidad de aceite
de ricino, pero hace much0 tempo
que renunci6 q estA ansgaza, para
atacar freate frente a las epiezas.> ,
Sus procedimientos son en- ex-
tremo sencjllO3.
Ca2ndo sospech2 que un mato-
rral sirve d. albargue q una culebra
veueOOsa, SO aproXima a 81 sin raj
&c, ase eI animalito con Ia punta
acerada del flOfete, y mediante un
9. lDo sec7, ID zrfOja & terreno des-
pajAdo EntOnces, en- menos tempo
que So dice, 10 agarrS o. r q pArta
pOstexior de la csbeza, ~ la iau1a!
Una vez en- su dOmlollio. eli Ca
zAdnr Sc tFansfornaa en- Ye 'ugO. En-
treabre Ia jau q, y con el furaUe cia-
vado en- Ia pSrCe inferior de la Who.
ra, Ia extrae, y en- tantp que con una
manO la mantiene sQjetA por Ell cue
ll0, con Ia Otra, prov sta de una tile
IA bien aflAd&, Ia corta I@ o:,s,azA
Las cAbezAs de los rar son
enc5rradas en- un fessco j,
y llev&das a Ia prefecture Jar,
tamento, que entrega al cazAd.,t una
priua que ''scila eDGre ounce vein
ticinco c6ntimos por cada uua lie
elias, segda Ia especis de culebra Ie
que Sc trate.
Co"trs 10 que comunmenta se
cree, las consecuencias de Ia nor
dedur& ds la VfbOra~ son rara vez
mortRles. cuAndo Ell mordido es adul
to y disfruta de buena salud
s. aTnioUt. c;
de veinticlnco mordeduras de esta
clase de animalitos
E. tr&ta amieuto qua hs puasto en-
practiea en- t0dOs los casos es senci
llo de toda sencilIez.,
Dsspu6s de hAbar cauterizado
Ia mordedura con IN ooco de aIcali
g suOlina1o y de echarse al cuerpo
unos cuantos bu9nos tcagos de
aguardiente, sa lei apuro con al
gunos dfas de cslenturs.
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An0 XII. Mum. 4l03
San IAN 9 Marco OfGna
Hd he Posi- 0@ B. @anmd dmwmHmJd
FRANCIA Y RUSSIA.
Jap6n E Inglaterra.
ManChuria y COrea,

La Gscets Official de San Pc
tersburgo, hs publicsdo ya la nota
fcancO-rusa que fue enviada con fe-
cha Is los gobiernos de los E ia
dos Unidos, Austria, Ioglsterra,
Be'gica, Espana, Alemania, Italia,
Holands China y Jap6n. He squf
la notA:
clos gobier0os aliados de Fran
"ia y Rusis SO c)mplacen en- Obser-
var que la convention anglo jspone-
So de6ende los principles esenciales,
que, de Acnerdo con las declsracio-
mes reteradas de Francia y Rusis,
fueron aun son Ia base de su polf q
tica. Ambos gobierpos Green que
apOy&ndO esOs principles gar&ntizan
sus intereses en- Ell lejano Oriente,
sEst&n, no obstante, obligAdos
no perder de vista, Ia actitetd POGO
0D1jSto8a Q1le puede12 dsetnair 0tr08 p0-
tcnciaS, nj Ia repeticl6n de des6rde.
nes en- l& Chins, hacienda quizas Pc
ligrar Ia integridad del imperio, obs
taculizando su Iibre desarrollo con
datrimento de sus recfpr0o0s intere-
ses.1
eP0r j01lt0, Sc reseyUCtn eJ deYech0
| de t0UtdT las medidaS 43te c0nSMlere1l
2cce8orja8 poT0 defender eS0S derec1toS p
Eel Oreamhulo dice cue Rusi@ de-
sea ell 8tatu quo y paz en- ell leJano
Otienta
Como Cp0rtuuamenta anuuci6
en- La Correspondence, Gran Bretana
| = oi J D0u fOTmarun una alianzs Ell
/ ~ de E ZERO, cuyo fu prim0rdinl es
hacer retlrar q Russia de ia Manchu
ria impe3ir que coupe Ia Cores;
| traits ndO de COnsegQirlO por mediOs
| pacffc0s, Y 81 6stos fracasan, enton-
| Ces pOr la fuerza.
Es cl8r0 que el tr&tado no 10 di-
ca en- eaCs t6rnin0s; perO sus frases
diploDja icAs pueden traducirse al
lerguaje vulgar en- Ia siguiente for
ma:
Los gobiernCs de Ia Gran Be-
ta11a y Gel Jsp6n, procediendo sol
! pOr ell deS0O de mantener Ell Stdt2l
| Iuo y Ia paz general en- el lejauu
! Orlente, y deseandO sobre tOdo con-
serv&r L. indapendencis 6 integri-
dad del Imperio C1ino y del I:aperio
! de Cores y de &lCanzar igaales b9ne-
I fcios en- eeOs paises p&r& ell co ner-
clio de to1as Lss dem&s nacioues ia
puerta abierta), pOr ell presente ira
tado acuerdao, hacar guerra comdu
81 aguna otrA potencis hiciere sctos
de hohtilidad contra Inglaterra 6 ell
Jat6a p0r rsz6n de los principios
sostenidos p0r esta aliauza
LIS frAse stottt quo significa en- el
t@atBdO scglo-jap, n6s un imperio
chino tai como Sc We hoy en- Ell ma
"a Esa misms fras9 en- el pream -
bulO de la nota frarc0-rusa signifcs
Ls Manchuria ocupada por el Gear,
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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En- la V0lt2
de San Thomas
Y SANTA CRUZ.
Hay D8DQlOSaS.

Ah0ra aparece uu uuevo cha
p61, en- ell tan trslto y Ilevado
@~udto de Ia vaaJs de las AQtillas
D&Ds SIS.
S. h@bla de one para 81 reali
zAo.6a h<oo af=rtA de un tan to .por
ci~nto B IN paraonAjo por parte del
g0bi rn0 dinsm@rq1G3
EsEo pO1ra ser IN ecanErd>
pero par% avariguarlo va Sc ha de
sigoado 2ua coml5,6a que ventile Ia
les as Decies.
jSienpra Ia etarna question del
di1er@
Psro 10 dol3rosolo amsrgo es q,
es ca cQesGi6a t2mbien invada Ia
decision de que uu pueblo SEA 6 no
de una determiusia naci1nalidad.
Ma de una vez, hem0s senala-
do cen ei aci0ar del desancanto, que
81 qa@ naca en- CO!onias no tfs1e pa.
tria.
Y SO ANA una banders, y Sc de-
fende esa b snders, y por ss csrIa
triul fAnte Sc da II sangra y Ia vIua;
mas tarde, nu dia cualquiera, e
amo de ese terrjtorio infeliz, de L.
colonis esc'ava, dispone de el ., via
cede en- vents, en- pAgo el rah4 4nas.
La da cOmo~una prenl8, comu s.
susceptible de traspasars3 y vender-
Sc.
dQo6 as entonces 10 que Sc HI
def9ndid0?
IP,r que pabell6n Sc hs luchado
por cual SO Ia expuesto Ia vida 8 en-
aras de la IS pstriotics, Sc ha exala-
do el d,timo suspiro en- Ia palea en-
c&rnizsda?
Visndo este trists ejemplo, tai
parece qce i sentimlento de spatl is
SO .achics y SO arrebujs en- 10
mas rec6ndito del alma, teu b -rJso,
Ae pu6or y de boch RIO.
Pobre ell alma hue faLa de cult
var entire los sentimiensos que en-
ella g9rminan ell del PATRIOTS
mo
SQ16 es del hombre que mir4n-
do hacia arriba no ti9ne, f6 an que
lS baudera qua &zotG = aires sea a
mismA que Sc agit9 carc2 d. su hue
50 Ia misma que sus hi - mas tarde
cantemplen, is misma que Ie siIvA
de esoudo y de ampA-o en- el aeciden-
tAdO visje de Ia vids?
La colonia SO h& hecho una
mercanc1a, sa expone Ia contrats-
cl6n al negt clio, cCrre las eventuali-
dades de este, y-se prests, como el
farde que Sc vende, como ell giro que
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Sc cotiza con el vAlor que sube bS-
ia en- los bAncos & que sa establez-
can primae que So sefHlen sglos,
que Sc fjen descuentos entire los
coerad, res de Ia opersci6n.
Y ha nabjdo en- el cCrAz6n de
los aansses sntillanOs im pulzos de
protestantismo; han querldo esta =
blecer plebis ,itos para prObar su na
ciOuAIidad. el amor ell desRmur 81
ambio; y han ge ,tlunado con empe
no her6ico / 90 realizaci6n del tras
paso Y confiaron en- Ia eau q SAINT.
del pa5riotls no. iE1 itu sos! -. q
los que nscen en- COloniH, no Sc les
reconoce derechJ para tener pa
tria,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-29

llamaudo su duef1s raiie 50 hi pre-
sentado reclamarlo. Y alguuos ma'
liciosos fruncen el c. no y dicen serS
de mozs, ST ser3 de vieja; asl 50 pas6
Y termic6 8 ell Vierpe5 santa en- Cata
TO. Y una vlejA am ga, hac5erd0
baches y mascando vlentG deofs, "a
que no nay sa9efdo&a lay toco@-
r. i (1yNjfX9.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-29


@ q a Sc @ " h as
que
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81 Factor
mas
lmpOptantt.

La Natlrralcza ha do
t"do al aceitc de higa-
do dc bacalao como cl
factor mas importante
de la reconstruction del
ORGANISING humane, FL
artc dc Scott & Bovine
ha pcrfcccionado la
obra de la Naturalcza
cnriquccicndo las admi-
rabl"s propiedades del
accitc, haciGndolo