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La Junta tribune., 1902-09-24
y; THE PALACE DRUG STORE. = =
MlLLERf& ANDREWS. -
LOCAL ASP PERSONAL ,rsns.

Read Pegram's bargain adver-
tisement.
For monuments and tombstones
see John T. Russell.
A good child's shoe. size 5 to 8,
for rs cents. at Hawkins.
g. S. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. ais.
! Ladies wrappers, best made,
SI.oo and 81. 50. at Hawkins.
] For fresh bread, pies or cakes 60
to Fishers postoffice news stand.
i Money for city or farm, loans on
easy terms. Inquire W.R. Gibson.
3. F. Bland, the tonsorial
artist. was Pueblo visitor last
Sunday.
/ Vegetables, game. oysters and
everything the market affords at
&c. s. Stubbs.
WANrEp-A girl for general
housework. Apply to Mrs. Joseph
Farry. Ration avenue.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co.
undertaking and embalming. Day
phone, "a; night phone. 1874.
Gem Flour" hest in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. La Innta Milling Co.
The j ranch shipped s44 head
Of two year-old heiiers. fifteen car
loads, TO California one day last
week.
Mrs. Florence Hattery. sister Of
]. T. Rogers, deceased, left on No.
g Sunday evening for her home IN
Davenport, Iowa.
| Just received car load OF Jos.
w. Moons ebuggies, surries and
spring wagons, at the La Junta
| Hardware Company.
| Children, get your fancy small
box paper and envelopes at Peg
rams grocery. Only. ~ cests;;
others sell at rs cents.
Tents. camp stoves, cots and
camping outfits, also lot Of sec
ond hand carpenter tools and tool
chests at H. Fl. Clark's.
| Mrs. w. M. Lockhart came
down from Pueblo Sunday even
ing for few days visit with her
parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Ed ROBIN
son.
H. E. Bird and G. D. Franklin,
OF the local Santa Fe storehouse,
left last Friday evening on No. 81
for Topeka, KAN, on company
business.
Tom Hawkins, L. E. Whistler,
Charles Rine and Engene Wood
ruff left last week for the White
River country to hunt big game
for month.
T. X. Hofmire, Of La Junta,
and Mrs. Benjamin Reed, Of
Rocky Ford, are Otero .county's
representatives, on the state cen
trail committee.
In order to make room for fall
stock, G. S. Thompson will close
out all OF his decorated china ware
at twenty-five per cent of. Bar
gain prices rule.
1t is rumored that the democrats
are talking Of sidetracking ]. w.
Berry for representative, and nomi-
mating either Mayor Fred A. Sabin
or E. w. Mcdaniel. for the posi-
ton.
"Doc" Wright, who has been
having q six weeks tussle with
typhoid fever. is couvalescing,
and getting along nicely. He is
located in room No. 10, over
Price Diapers Clothing store.
| Ground has been broken for the
new city hall on Granada street,
between Colorado and Santa Fe
avenues, and it is expected that
the new building will be ready for
occupancy before January Iss.
La Junta tribune., 1902-09-24
smALL-pR,ceD NOTIONS.

For one week only. Depend
able. That's what all our no.
tons are. Quality and low
prices clasp hands always in
the Kendall Notion department.
Light weight Dress Shields
No. 2, worth I5c, loo; No.
8, worth 2oc, -------- l5c
Fancy Garter Elastic, worth SC
yard for loo
The Jewel Pin--best pin made
worth Ioc. for &c
Cabinet Hair Pins, worth SC
Cube Pins. worth I5c for 1Oc
Full Nickel Safety Pins, all
sizes, a dozen 40
Bias Velveteen Binding, all
colors 40
Hump Hooks and Eyes, worth
SC, at &c
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%ent ord Sa4te,.

Lent. In the old saxon signlfyinc snrine
has been applied to the spring fast. ar The
limo Of humiliation observed by Christians
before the festival OF Faster. This fast
corresponds with the preparation of ~
Jews for the yearly expiration; their humi.
liation being forty days before the cxpln-
ton. and ours IS forty days before the OK.
piation Of the sins Of the whole world bv
the death Of Christ From the very first
ages Of Christianity It was customary for
Christians to set apart some time for merit.
fcation and self-deniaL tn prepare FOR he
solemn feast Of Easter. The number forty
was anci ntly appropriated for seasons Of
repentance and humiliation. This was rhe
number Of days during which God covered
the earth with the demge. the number Of
years during which the children OF Is AL
did pcnnucc In the wilderness: thp nuiubt +
Of DAYS Moses tasted In ihe mount and
Elijah In the wgd rneSS And our Lord
tasted the SAINT eaEth OF time
Ihcfe Is great prupieiy In setting apart
a season ior the moe particular and solemn
discharges of duties which otherwise might
be very impCWcctiy discharged. When the
mounful anniversary approaches Of the
suncrihgS ana Cca IT Christ II is highly
proper that the church should Law aside
the songs Of praise and triumph which dis
tlngNShco the preceding joyful festivals
and IN humility AMI rntence prppare 10
symDuthlze in the sorrows of her Lord. il
Is highly proper that Chrstiavs should cali
Ia mind the sins Whlch hruugh lhcir savior
10 the cross. and express their deep sorrow
Tor them hv acts Oi humiliation aud SET
denial The solemn and dcvuut tyercis X
Of this holy season tend also to strengthen
IN the soul the sentiments of plcty aud
virtue aud 20 prepare Ms for successfully
( oneountrrinr thc temptations of the world
Ihls season OF humiliation was observed
ny the primitive Christians with the most
2 t.tI g-stlA trI fr..r. f.- 4
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Reucs on nLENNERHAssErT.
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God should attend their ministry as fishers
" mrR
Matthew alone hxcS clearly the eighth
appearance NJ the Savior. "A mountain In
GaNlcc'waS appointed dohnlteiy hy previous
references uf christ az the scene of the
most important meeting with the APOSTLES
u WAS upon ihis occasion that Christ de-
tWcrCd his last ana great cummi sSlou.
and sent forth ihc apostles with tho
promise of His abiding power .,.a presence,
In Corinthians 18th vh0ptc and Gl1
verse Paul tells oT tdristS ninth appear
0ace. which was 20 eve hundred brethren
at once"
Immediately Following his verse Paul ne.
fer> respectively TO the tenth and cievcnt
appearance az the Lord after that IT,
was seen ~ James, then OF ail IN
apostles" So the Lord conferred upon
James az well Ns Peter the honor ~ q
distinct meeting James hnd been promi
ncntiy connected with tnc Lords ministry,
being present az the raising ~ JUirnS
W GcthsruHur. The last appearance Of the
forty days Is warranted by Mark and Lake
Our Lord led thcm out lo Bethany, ana
'WNilr He blessed them, tie was povtr
FROM thcui' There rs no evidence ut 500,
rowing upon the part of tho disciples as
their Master LETT the earth ON the wins'
Of tho wind Their heart, wcrc fun p'
Joys they had received the great commit
sion with The PROMISE ~ tNr HOLY spirit
and wont forth rriolcng to lo their Lord ,
commnud and Ia be numbered among IN"
faithful CHRIST hn1 sgld n was rNp"dicni
tln Iic shuulH ru away md H. stand
today q. uHr Nrllufur WItNia tAr Veil un"
Aev,cHt" Htsh priest. Endrrncr and King
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/ YOU RGVe Fdl in Your Book
Do Not Be Deceived. YOU Have Kid
ney Trouble, and You Do Not
Need Physician to Tell
Xot -

LEI us give yon piece OF advice: Pain
IN Inc back Is almost an infalllblc sign of
kidney disease surer sign is tho ,ondi
lion OF your urine. II yon have d
pain IN the back. then look TO The
condition Of your urine II Is easily
done, Take a glass tum5lcr ami an II with
urine, after Il has stood "a hours; II n
has sediment, II IL Is milky or cloudy. IL
It Is pale or dlscolored, stringy OF RORY,
your Kidneys and bladder are In danger.
Gus condition and need Immediate atten.
ton, or the consequences may prove fatal
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorlte Rcmedy
Is the one medicine that really cures all
diseases Of the Kidneys liver bladder and
blood. rheumatism. dyspepsia ana chronic
constipation. ana Il win take you bd; a
short trial to convncs yourself Of It's won
deriul curative power
6. +. Sammer OF No. 40g Tioga street,
Syracuse y. Y. In a recent letter says.
81 was afflicted Tor years with severe
pains u my back and kidneys tried
many doctors ana MANY medicines and got
no relicl; Tor over two years | scarcely had
good nights rest on account OF hackachc
In q most distressing form. | bought
bottle OF Dr. David Kenncdy's Favonte
Remedy and commenced to use H. aud /
must say newer Imagined / shoad und
such q wonderful cure Why. I feel ike
youny man again In spite OF inf 80
wears"
Or David kemedy'> Favurite Remedy
Ii Tor sale by all druggists at 81 ii hNuc
OF hottie, for 81 less than cent dusc
sample hoit'c-cnougb Tor trial. frec by
/
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Ott1 Ruem Io1A.

Woman. why wcepcst thou:'
Because they have taken away my Lord
and know not where they have laid Him "
All. life is but the childhood ~ our i'm
mortality. Mary was sorrowiug an nm.
conscious Of The glorious manifestation rc.
vcaicd in the resurrection % her Lord,
Aside from tho Christian belief In m $
divine manifestation, one Of the greatest
thcologians says. '''rhc resurrection of
Christ is at once the most Important and
host authenticated single event in the his
tory II the world"
1t was doubtless To convince men Of the
reality ~ this supreme miracle tbit Chi L
tarriCd on the earth forty DAYS aud
showed himself alive hy many infaNihle
proofs" appearing TO His disciples e.rycn
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oouBTDNe THOMAS.
IN GIIhv a KnllrN

pahtlp- BY Guhy c. Keny)
Tie Mar ,Nruent Soul and ruidy blood.
As swlf, NAgdalcn among the arts.
dart % Know as tender Intuition
Tl,ssllchsed fadaloss dyes that hnv.
And So,5 lnnht and times eroclnc aood.
fai, D'ptnFe' firm. in marble sanity
a hropze tovnd. ~ discernment clear
a., hood: '''u oeaten Peter. Of hardi
s scSe,'' breaking forth In thrlIinr
= lrh,'.u ' twain whE Nhant the Emmaus
,t I affirm, Christ lIycs" In choru,
sclenes n ~ qucstioncr confined hr SIGHT
Tboms. skeptic, cropping the way that
Ave struet si Ipd
NJ God" ias'' ply Lord'
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.ssssseossssssss,.ssss.ssss.s

Faster IL the amen, Of God and
tho hailcluiah II humanity"
II am the resurrection and the
life. lie that believth Ia Me, though
he were dead. yet shall he live"
Peace be unto you,
The body shall pHrtakc 81 the
prerogativeS Of Chrlsts risen body.
II shall be glorious. spiritual and
immortal At the resurrec lon the
body shall he animated hy the soul
created for II. un the last day the
bodies Of the lust rise In glory, all
their human defects healed, every
Flemish brushed away and I'm the
bloom Of perpetual youth, The body
shall be material forever though en-.
dowed with properties which only
belong to the spirit"
Eleven times. under varying con
ditions. to divers persons. Including
hundreds 81 witnesses. did Jesus
Christ forever make sure the doc.
trinc Of His resurrection. aud
through that fact has lie comforted
His disciples ~ all lands aud times
~ their own triumph over the last
enemy Of the race. That later on
lie appeared 10 the martyr stephen,
to the prosecuting though sincere
Saul TO tho lonely John. the beloved
disciple ON PutmoS. we have scrip
tural evidence. And that again and
again He has appeared 20 dying
martyrs aud beloved snints OF the
church and viii vet appear to the
cnd o. time, is the Christians arm
belief"
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O,,otn ~
of Easter

~
tos,ivaI observed
~ annual fes'''"
t.,,naom in commemorative
tmN ~ The savior. The
s,lrrcioh Easter; German.
7. Anclo-SaApn' .rontontc
A arrival Of the o'u
itre 10 Bede IL Is derived
81 Aecop' the Anglo Saxon god
y, 3, lstsra' lue sa fcurth month
.sae. to vl'i ma dedicated.
Ia our Aprli va" Fester is known
- b whlch s is derived from
N Latin nail .bs and varies ac.
\. gcri ''pasv.,a' ~ lis adoption
~ TIE lsngaaEs onr do padiie. or
"A bsils' u real origin of the
ss,S But ", ,r,e Of .4elr Pass
gebreg. me ,I u' " meaning me
si,sl being go was observed IN
i msf. InlS deIiyeranrc when the
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A Greek Hymn.

Tho following IL taken from
Greek hymn written by ST. Auat0.
lius patriarch Of Consiautinoplc. A.
ID. $40. and translated by Ncale:
Fierce was the Wild billow,
Dark was the night.
Oars lab0rcd heavily.
Foam gllmmcred white.
Tremhlcd The mariners:
Peril was high
Then said he God Of God,
Peace. IL Is T."
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W call me Mighty and honor me not;
We YAH me lust. and fear me not:
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no long dlscourscs that are recorded 4
sudden appearance brief interview, a
tender appeal 10 His friends alone ar w
groups, these MI M the six weeks ~ hi
earthly ne between tho resurrection aud
me ascension, tho Passover and the day
ct rentccosi
The first appearance Of Christ WAS 60
Mary Maedalcn Woman. last at the
cross and FIRST at the tomb" Mark All
John give the pathetic details OF this FIRST
appearance. Mary came 60 the tomb
while 1t was vet dark" and ran back a.
tell the disciples Of the disappearance O.
the Lords body, She followed Potter AMI
John back to the sepulcher and rcmainc }
after they had gone. II was then our
Lord revealed himself to the sorrowlng
woman "out Of whom He had cast seven
devils Her great love had condoacd her
great sin ard she was the hitting one 20
nrSt behold the risen Savior. and her loving
taith rendered her worthy tu hr entrusted
Nih Ills FIRST message 20 the twelve.
hrlst second appearance was to other
women between the town aud the city.
This Is noted hy Matthew aud Mark.
inc thlfd appearance WAS 20 the crring
ana now bitterly rcpcrtant Peter what
TOOK place a, this Interview can only hc
turmised by what No know of cur Lord =
lnhhlte tenderness aud by the never fjl Ing
."uF"Lr OF refer tn the wears to come. V
was most fitting that this meeting with
SIMON he leader aud spokesman o. the
tMr'te. Should 10, unseen and uuhclrd save,
ny me one apostle who had 80 grlcvouSly
Ninrr'l NNu now wits wpcpiug So bitterly
nvor bis failure ST PauI refers 10 M.
mcctine OF Christ with Peter
rue names Of the we disciples IN whom
JOSH, made his fourth appearance are not
positively known Luke names Cleopas
as one of the two. aud we infer that Luke
u'h'>'it was me cthry. None " the other
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
Para bIanquear encaje

Para blsnqueAr encsje, primeraments sx-
poneFio . Ia luz del sol an una 1Sbcnada, y
despn6a sRcArlo sobre IN ptn0, prendiendo las
puntas On 80 debida posici6n. Dsspu6s frotar
ambos l2dos del encsje con una esponja mojs-
do en- una iahonada hechs CON tab6n de gltce-
rina, enjngarla con agua clara en- 10 cual ne
hAya disuelto un POGO de &lumbre. DsspU6s
con una esponja, pasar una poca canttdsd de
aqua de arroz sobre Ell lado al rev6s del rcRie,
planchar CON cuidAdo hltimamente Pealzsr
las flores con un palito de mArfil. Para reno
var el encais negro moiarlo en- cervsza, fro
t2rlo liger&mente con las manOs, quitarls 10
cervexa, Aprstarlo entire las maros ain espri.
mir, envolver en- IN pano plancharlo cuando
este aigo ssco, para que quede armada. El
meior modo para planehar el encaie ca eati.
FkndoIo sobre un pedaEo de franela gruesa,
eubriendo con una muaeIina degada para Inn
pediE que In planeha le de brillo y piancharlo
hastA que qusds $3.50, con unR planehA media
nRmsnte ealisntss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04

Heaouf nor que no unimos nuestras ma
nifestacionss de j6bilo laa aiooro1aass ~
tusikaticAs que distinguidos com oat.losss hSn
hecho desde las columns de az CArnAvA;s ne
aouf In eausa poF que no accedimos ID gs.An
te inVltaei6n que nos dtriglsra et sm - y
rrairo para que t0mAssmos parte en- sA'es
mueItrAs de rego,iio.
Sin usear da pssimistas 6 exsgsrados, no
vemos ann cIsro ei porvenir de Cuba; aun hAy
sombrAs en- 90 horizonte; sl problems cuoAno
no Sc ha EsSuelto del TODD.
vamos & Sintstl1ar nuestros temores y
nuestrAs dudas en- un hecho merAmenes val
gar n auf sc quIers, al parecer insignineAnte;
paro que blen pudisra sntraiar honda ngnln-
caci61 constitnir una aiegoria IN slmoolo
de los tiempos foturos.
Ua psri6dico americano-el eEvaning
Postal dar cusntA de Ia entradA del vspor
JlLti1 an el puerto de l& "a 4bAna. llevAndo an
bordo aI presidente electo ds Ia Rsp1 o'ica. re Z
aere que cuando dicho bArco pas6 frents al
castillo del Moro <una bandera atgnn tanto
fantAat tcs, de los colores de las fr&n1as de i&s
estrell2s fu6 fzada pr6xima . la bandera anne
rIcanaD: pero que despu6s, <cuando ell presi
sidente hubo pasado, fac arrfada ID bandera
cubana qued6 fotAndo. sola, Ia ensenH glo'
ROSA de 10 ni6n.S
SEso 90 todo,D anade sl peri6dico y repsti-
mos nosotros.
1Out6n pusde asegurar que si Estrada Pal
me fracase, Of no &c consolidA 10 rep1blica, en-
este primer enssyo, sobFe bases seguraaB J re-
sistentes, no Sc repita el hsch1 que hemos re-
fsrido,y 81 pAsar el gobierno De Bssrsda PalmAs
6 mka tarGe, desaparezc8 del MORO, para siem-
pFe, Is bandera de In eatrella soitAria quede
soils, f aica y triunfAnte la ensefA podarosa de
To- Union?
Dios no 10 quierR
Pero todo cabe en IL reaidad, y no puede
negArss que mientrGs subaista 10 enmienda
Piatt haya en- Cuba carboneras fners&s
existirk IN peligro para su inde-
pendencia inapartibHs que, por ahorA. algo,st no
b1stAnts, deja que deaear.
OORTADILL0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
EI c6Iera en- Filipinas

AviSan de Washington que en- Ia gscreta-
ria de la Guerra 90 han recibido nuevos in.
formes de las aUtoridsdes norte-AmerIeanasd de
Manila, diciendo que In epidemis del c6!era
ha dismin0f1o notAblements desde hRce dos
0fRs.
Anade ell dsspRcho ofcial, que eata lison-
lerA nueva ne debe las excelentes medidAs
sADitarias adoptAdas por ell cuerpo m6dico NIL
gftAr de los EItAdos Unidos, que hA dado una
-t>%rda prueba de suiciencia.
Nepidemia no reviste grAvedad oil pre-
vBe conffA dominarlR por complete en-
ma BemAnA.
a solo han ocurrido dos fAIlecimis sos
poF oil terrible NAL.
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OORTADILL0.
Revu 3Ita en- IHaity

Continha 10 intrsnq uilidad sn IL rspGbli-
ca haitiana.
Seg6n algunos Observation-Disclosures que Sc
han hscho G'tims hora, empie1a otrs yea q
temerse que la rep6blica SO yea amen&zada
muy pronto por los horr--es de una guerra
civil.
EtRepeFal Montpaisir se Ia lev&ntado o
en- Srmss pretsndiendo l& presideneiA para
FIrmin o quien Apoya ell norte de 10 repdblica.
Los dos peque11s buques cue componen
ID armada hAitlAnA estAn en- poder del gene
raj Flrmin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
HUELGA De MINEROS

Oontln6A In huelga de los minercs dc Ia
region AntrRcitA, en- PsnsylvAnia.
La podeYosa asoeiAci6n mineKa que conssa
de mas de $50 90 hombres, ssne KecnEsoa pa
- ansaanar In hueIga dos tFes msses.
F trust del carbon ha sxpsrimentAdo con
aaAa rnotlvo. ma considers BILE l6fdida dc mu-
-nhos mnlones dc dollars.
Los braceros exigsn, sumsnso 0e 1ornAi
y radncei6n de las horRs tFhbEio.
T,oa uaaRonos sa niegan toda transAeci0Dt
onAando en- que los huslERafh hsndfan qua
40 ds ssnBwgO. hEnos dix
aog as Espa6a On 81 yeBssno, ~Iisido 81 maa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
Langua hoIandesa

Entire las condIciOnes de paz fgura como
una oe IAs primerAs, Ia de Que les ser& reapss
Sado sl idioma holAnd6s . los beers.
Con mi motive oil antusiRsmo cs indescEip-
Bible en- sl pueblo.
NnmerosAs casas de PlatoriA han adoRns-
10 aus fachadRs CON 10 bAnderA dsi TrRnv@al
Las muchedumbres por las ealles dan con-
tfnROE vivAs Ktgsr 81 idioma holandSS.
Retorna al hogaf
Comunlcan de In HAya que 81 recibit 81
Dfesidente ItSer In notici& do h&berse frma-
do In nag, Ia mAnifestAdo deseos de sRir in
msdiaiaments para p2fs dn de ponerse de
Acuerdo con las autoridEdss inglesas SceFeA
del future gobierno de AqueliAs epGblicas.
e. preSidente K.uger embAre1r& media
dos de este mes.
Libertad de prisioneros
Despachor de LoDdrss oicen que ell GO
bier no In ,6s hA telegrafAdo q Santa Elena,
Bermudas, Oeil6n v q los cAmpos de concen.
traci6n en- ell AfficA del Sur para que 80 pongs
inme edtAsAmente en- libertad D los prisioneros
beers
De In Gran BretAna aaIdrkn bsrcos n an
de RepAtriaF aqueIlos.
PaZ Vergonzosa
La prensa de- Berlin atAca OIL gobieFno In.
r,ka acusRndole de hAber eoncertAdo una paz
nltAmente vergonzosa para Ia Gran Bretifis.
Hostilidad
EI pueblo aismAn Sc musStrA hoy mas
nne nunc& hoatil . IoglaterrA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
/ DIESTRO Y SHNEESTR0

Mhos son los pnsrtorriqaen1s % gus ss han
GnMm&do con motive dc In 9Inde pendsn-
" F0ubA, proelamAda ,el 30 de Mayo di-
Fo StaIes entuSiasmoI no serkn IRE q ,xl-
brematuros2 SCuba, en- rsAlidad, ss inds'
snte2
5s pusds ser independents . msdIsAP
fsvanse resolver sstAs dudas los distln-
NJ cohpAtriotEs que han echado las cam.
v1elo &l enSersrse de que sobre al
fllo Del MORO en- todos los edIacios pa .
de 10 perlA de las Autillas ondeA el pA.
An glorioso de l& estrella soitari&.
&OndeRrG por mucho tempo?
de squf al punto dihcil de In question.
smos de barato que sl pueblo cubano, trss
W4er6icos sacri6cios . que supo somsterss en-
1erra, aapA mmoldarae las pFActicas de
-a1, sj- efrscer al mnndo eI tristfSmo es.
fpeetkculo que ofrecen con sus continues re-
VusItRs los pueblo del csntro de Sud .Am6r-
ca, de sAnto Domingo Haiti
Supongsnoa que le sirva da provechosA
Lection y de sAludabe experienciR el eiemplo
dc ssAs repd olichS inquietSs, en- que Ia proSpe'
F1dad, ell orden In pas, estAn merced de
caudillos Rventureros ambiciosos, que Hobre'
ponen In sAlud Al bienestar de 10 pAtFiA el
iogro de sus medros personAlss dsTus bas'
tArdas concupscenctAR.
Aun euRndo ell pueblo cubano, undo en-
IN solo haI, lnchs , trabsie por asentar sobre
bases 6rmesy duradsrRs la estAbilidAd de 10
rep6blica, Ssera por ESQ Cuba independence
del todo? SPodrk ostentar, de maneHA efecti'
va, ell hsrmosi'imo tftulo de nRei6n Goberans
libre7
No; porqus ls libsrsad restringcA no ss
lihnI ed.
Z mIsntrss cnsden fnerEGs americGnss
10 isla; mientEAS ell Gobierno de Warrington
intervsnga en- RuH ssuntos ec0n6mcoS; misn-
tTas p9f 81 ante al no pueda contHAtRr en-
pr6Ititos nj decIErar Ia guerra; mientras sub
Hiatan Ias carbon eras en- Sus puertos; m1entras
10 fsls de Pines en- poder de los americanoa sea
para ella alg0 Asf tan peligroso como el clAvo
del jssu1ta; mientfAs no cese esa especia de
tutoIfA vejsminosA desconfada que 80 ve
Eometlda, Cuba no puede ser conaideradA como
uaei6n soberAnA 8 Independents.