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The Red Cloud chief., 1902-08-08

The new coal 'lial' hctng sunk by
The. Iowa and NoIuask, Coal company
~ JacEson, Noh, tS already lown twen-
" icct on its lands nsar there. The
shaft Is being boarded With thrae-inCh
plrni... that will luili 20 for a depth of
loo ipet. In tw, weeks III" ronstruc-
lion ~ T, switch trom The WiIlmar 4
sioux Fails rlilroDd - tn mine Will
be begun. A company capitalized at
SIUU.rpO has already been formed to
build ~ electro line fvDm the mines to
the combination bridge
The fonr!een-Yair-pii son Of W. II.
Redmond. living two miles north of
KCucsaw. Neh Wa found behind his
fathers barn with I bullet wound In
the head and , thirtY-'wo raiiber re-
vnivcr living hy his ,iie The boy died
shortly after being found The boy
WIS very fond IT prir'lrius with fire
arms and u ~ thought the shottlng
wrs purely accidental
John r. Cox, \ prominent business
man III plaltsnIoutl. Mob was stricken
with ~,puplexy white seated At the sup
prr cable. He has since been uucon-
s,iuun aud his left side Is paraly2ed.
rhc attending physician has slight
hopes for his r""pv'rY
The midsummer mhst.ug Of the cen
trrl Whist association which was to
have been held III August II to III AT
Council Bluffs. IA has bsan postponed
until August - iui - VI. |. Aitken.
of Lincoln. ia president IT the associa-
tion. w. II Hewlett. II Kansas City.
IL Vice-presldeut. ,ul otto peemiller,
If Iankton. ! u secretary and treas
nrCr.
II Governor savage AMI Adjutant
Genera, Colby hac" theft way the
brigade 1T Nebraska national guards
men viii participate A. Fort Riley
Kan. in COMPANY with regulars. The
report that the government Is willing
"a bear 4 portion If the expense IL
erroneous Ailutlnt General II. G
Corbin. ~ his letter II invitation. says
his cannot he tone. aud he regrets it
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07
To the Farmers.

We have now the following fertilizers
for sale with prices attached:
Armour's Blood and Bone per sack, l6'
pounds, $l.55, per ton, SlS.6J
Nonparicl per sack, 200 lbs, Sl.SO; per
ton, $500.
Royal G per sack. 200 lbs, sl.sO; per
ton, BIS OO. ",
Acid Phospha,es, II per cent goods'
per sack, 200 lbs, 81 .62h; per ton'
S16. rs. .
Acid Phosphate, II per cent goods IN
bulk, per sack. 100 lbs, 74e;per ton'
S14.8O. =.
THE best Acid Phosphate ever solo
here.) A4
These prices subject to change
The above fertilizers need no recom'
mendatinn on our part, they nase
spoken for themselves. II is wise Y
haul the fertilizers home While inc
roads are COED.
For further information, iuq9ire y
the office of the Canton Cotton War
house Co., or the Mississippi ola@
RanL Lilo 3n.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07
DANGER OF COLDS AND
LA GRIPPE.

The greatest danger from colds
and la grippe is their resulting
in pneumonia. If reasonable care
is used, however, and Cham ber-
lain's Cough Remedy taken. all
danger will be avoided. Among
the tens of thousands who have
used this remedy for these dis
eases, we have yet to learn of a
single case having resulted in
pneumonia, which shows conclu-
sively that it is a certain prevent
i've of that dangerous malsdy. 1t
will cure a cold or an attack Of
la grippe in less time than any
other treatment. It is pleasant
and safe to take. For sale by B.
e. Jones.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07

A dispatch from Chicago says;
lowing to the operation of the
pension system on the Illinois
Central road, 100 former EN-
ployes have been retired from
service. The system has been 10
operation eight months. Of the
number retired, eighty-two were
over 10 years of age, one was 81
and large mum Der we're over 80
years of age. The compulsory
age of retirement is 20. and the
optional and incapacitated age is
81 years. The total number of
Illinois Central employees is about
$4,000.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07

Cherokee switch. Postell would
send out for switch and the mis-
chlevous boy (sometimes) would
stroke it in several places with
his knife and when Postell would
apply it to "Peck's bad boy"
the switch would fly in pieces.
Then you should have seen Pos.
tell "nonplussed."
| looked forward with pleasure
to the coming Saturday, when
with companions. guns and dogs
we travelled over field and forest
IN search of game, returning
home an hour or so after dark.
Many of these schoolmates have
answered the last roll call and
the heads and boards OF those re.
naming are sharply Hinged with
the frost of years.
Living schoolnates. / greet
you with best wishes. Departed
teachers and schoolmates. l beg
God to be merciful to your i'm
mortal souls, the most important
part OF man.
This narrative embraces q
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07
LA GRIPPE QUICKLY cJ1ppr

I'm the winter of 1898 Of ,0ol
/ was taken down with a ao, ~.
attack of what is called Az
Grippe" says F. L. Hewett
prominent druggist of Winss,s|
Ill. "The only medicine ! N.Y.
was two bottles of Chamber,ss;,s'
Cough Remedy. 1t broke nm thJ
cold and stopped the couphin NJ
like magic, and l have nera3
since been troubled with Grinns \
Cham berlain's Cough Remsdl
can always be depended upon n
break up a severe cold and WarJ
off any threatened attack Of mani
monia. It is pleasant to taks|
too, which makes it the most Az
sirable and one of the most dasi,]
able and one of the most populal
preparations in use for these Al
ments. For sale by B. E. tones.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07
"Reminiscences.
MEMOIRS OF THE OLD BRICK
SCHOOL HOUSE AND THE BOYS
WHO ACQUIRED KNOWLEDGE
UNDER IT'S ROOF

appeared upon the stage OF
my happy schoolboy days in Can
ton in the y ear 1854, when my
father moved from his plantation
to Canton. Every !norning-1or
several years. wendell my way
to the old brick school house
distant about four hundred yards
eastward. On arriving there !
usually met the following named
school mates. Joe and Ben Muse,
Lewis Slaughter, Sam Lewis,
Jim and Charley Shackleford,
Osceola and Wesley Drane, Tom
and Jim Priestiey. Tom and
Harvey Field, Tom Kendall, Josh
and Charley Cameron, George
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07

Disastrous floods have prevail
ed throughout the country gen.
orally. On the Pacific slope, in
the middle states and along the
Atlantic coast. New York has
been almost cut off from the rest
of the world by wasnouts and
other causes. Paterson, N. j.,
that suffered so from recent fires,
is flooded with water and her poor
people driven from vheir houses.
At Birmingham, AlaA; ~ 0 people
were drowned.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07

Harvey, Lon Bailey, Harper Sin.
gleton, John and Lon Barlow
Singleton, Judge and Joe Carrot.
Tim Beatty, John and Will How.
colt, William Horace and Char.
ley Handy, Bob and Jim Hart,
John and Add Dancy, Garrett
Sommers, Hamp Jones. Perry
Stone, VIM Dean. Lucius and
Lee Pearce, John and Charley
Salmon. John Erickson, Fras
and Lou Sims, Joe Luckett.
No Doubt there we're others
whose names'I cannot now re.
call and il per chance any OF
them should read this article l
hope they will attribute the
omission OF their names to faulty
memory. The plot of ground,
south OF the old brick school
house was all that could be de-
sired for games of sport and in
those days town ball was the
favorite game OF sport, Tom
Priestley and Bob Hart were
famous batters and figured
prominently 10 the game as a
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07

"A ~
swift runner. The rule Of the
game was this, when al OF the
bows except one, win crosses
struck Sh Or caught out, II the re-
naming boy or his substitute
and in. this was allowed) could
strike the ball with suttclent
force to enable the runner to
make the rounds three success
iva times. then the whole side
was brought in again. In TINS
emergency Tom Priestley OF
Bob Hart were called upon to 90
the batting. and your humble
servant was called upon to 40
the running. The plot OF ground
upon which stands the fine res
licences Of B. L. Roberts and w;
n Powell were then inclosed
with q Cherokee hedge fence.
from which branches were o.
tanned to fog ''Peck's bad boy.
The teachers in those days were
McCurdy, Postell, Thompson
end Whelan. Postell was q jolly,
GOOD natured fellow and enjoyed
hugely the finchcs and lodges OF
the boy being punished with the
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07
Attention. eterans.

Members Of E. Giles Henry
No. 312 y. G. VS. are command.
ed to meet at Court House, M
Canton, on Monday March, 17th.
at II o'clock a M, Annual dues
of 10 cents each are due April
LIST, 1902 and to appoint dele
gates to Reunion at Dallas Ter
as and other business.
j. w. Downs, Commander.
A. Purviance Treas.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07
HOW TO CURE THE GRIP.

Remain quietly at home audi
take Chamberlain S Cough Rem.
edy us directed and a quick rel
covery is sure to follow. That
remedy counteracts any tendency
of the grip to result in pneumonia
which is really the only serious
dagger. Among the tens sof|
thousands who have used it for
the grip, not one case has ever
been reported that did not re-
cover. For sale by B. E Jones,
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07
ALEX, WEBER

Has served the people OF eau =.
ton for thirty one years ID nIs
profession. He keeps a nrs''
class barber shop and invites 1ns
public to call and rec i've coul.
teous treatment and get tnell
tonsofial work done in the hlgnes'
style of the art.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07

A new land assessment for the
year has been ordered by the leg
islature. Also new enumeration
of the educable children. This
will make the assessors work
late, as he has already begun and
will have to start anew.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07

period of FIVE years-from 3,
to 1858. i0s|
Gould the old school hos.
claim hello! 'e ~
'Twould tell tales of veal and !.
H. B. LUcKErr
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07

Charles Broadway Bouss. the
blind millionaire and philanthro-
pist, is dead. He was Virgin
ian by birth.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07

The cotton crop OF Mississippi
for last year from the most relia.
BILE sources is placed at 1900, 900
bales.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07
Cowardly.

Both houses Of the legislature
have refused tie take any action
upon the report of the peniten-
tiary investigating committee
submitted to them. They simply
received the report and discharged
the committee. This committee
was appointed two years ago to
make the investigation, but it
seems only took active measures
since the legislature met. 1t had
ample time to make a definite
and satisfactory report, and the
members of the legislature have
not only its findings submitted to
them, but have been or ought to
have been in jackson long enough
to become fully conversant with
all the facts in this case during
this committees doings and it's
printed report to be fully posted
Individually as to the truth or
falsity of its report, which though
toned some from first findings,
still leaves grave charges against
the board of control. These rep
resentatives are sent to Jackson
to represent the people and to
conserve their interests, and it is
not only unjust to their constitu-
encies, but cowardly in them not
to act on the report and leave no
doubt in the matter. If the man
agement under the different ad-
ministrations have been honest
or dishonest they should have
said SO outright no matter whom
it hurt and not left the whole
matter in doubt and for the peo-
pie at large to form their own
conclusions, as most of them have
never read the proceedings or
kept up with the matter. There
is no doubt in our mind but
what there have been grave mis-.
takes and violations of law, if |
nothing worse, on the part of mem
bers OF the board, which should
have been made public and acted
upon by the legislature and the
proper penalties imposed. This
idea is fortified by an act of the
legislature itself by passing a law
requiring all monies in future to
be paid Immediately into the
treasury, and the penitentiary
business to be supported hereaf-
ter by a direct appropriation.
All Investigations are costly for
the people and should bear better
fruits for them.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07
Greenville has had a big fire
and a great part Of the town
wiped out of existence.

The amount appropriated by
rivers and harbors bill for Mis-
sissippi streams was $75, 500.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-03-07

No scandal ever appears in the
TIMES, it comes into your homes
as pure as unsunned snow.
We are not responsible for the
views of correspondents.
Obituaries and Tributes of Re.
spects are charged for.
Short, pithy, pertinent CORES
pondence is acceptable, but we
reserve the right to publish only
such as we approve.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-12

n Naval dc C6i.z, Qaet6 e proyec,o en- sus-
pcnso
Tai vcz haya congribuido cue On breve
sea IN hecao "a construction &c los buques- -es-
cte'as IA insiSienoia &c los mas eminenies roli-
iicos al Solic;lar cue anies dc conSiruir una es-
e;.adra de5e pcusa-se en ieneT marines inStrui-
dos 4 Ia mode.na.
Tamb!en es posib'e cue S. NJ. haya hecho
alguna indication a mini ;ro de Marina. pues
deSde el yiaje EspaiIa de doS buques-escuelas
aiemanes cue faeron viStadcs por el Re- en
san Sebastian y Fl Ferrol, S. Nj. ha reiierado
cue In Nautilus" frese sustituida Dor un bu-
que miX.o ia moderna.
S:giin nues.ros informes, e! Rey, desecso
de conocer Ia distribution dc los nuevos barcos.
b. ped;do los pianos de Gstos hace dos tres
dias los esta eStudiando con varios iefes de Ia
Armada
Las qlilas de dichos buques Sc pondran.
tina en- el arsenal de Ia Construc.ora Naval Y
otra eli el de Ia Carraca. con personal, en- parte
de la maestranza de Ia Armada, s. bien el per
sonal tecnico depandera de aquella Socedad.
Los indicados buques- -escuelas Sc construi-
ran en- el plazo de dieciseis meses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-12
g A@wldSRBa
Dicie,rbre. O de 1902.

Muy uCldaS han quedado todaS las move
mas que, en- honor de Maria IEmaculada, Sc han
vanido ceIebrando en- esta Villa Muchisis,lo
tempo hacla que Ell este pueblo no sc habian
tenldo tlestas tan santuosas y concurridas de
tai modo, que nueStro espacioso temple no da-
ba cablda Ia inmenSa muchedunbre que
acudia t0d;s las noches satsfacer sus senti-
mlentos Telgi0Sos In coro selecto compuesto
de las may sinlpaticas y virtuos.s Hi. de
Maria Srtas. Paqtlita Estevez, Be6n Rechard
Catalina Echevarrla Emilia Frontera, Concha
Reichard, Teresa ha-reda, Maria Garcia. Ele-
ma Zamcra, Juana EsteveZ, Nilagros Ameli,
Otiia Boscio, BeGa Gonzalez, Monse7rate Ma
lin Otr3S Cuy0S noniDreS no recordamos, acc;n-
paIadas al piano 9or "a habIl ar:;sta sehorica
Victoria MARTINEZ, eJecuto con gran maestria
buen gusto unido { sus bien tilllbradas voceS,
pleas nluy bonitas y aqu( nunca oidas
El P. TOvar con su elocuente y bien SEN
tida al par que enGrg;ca Erase ha sabido cap
tarse de nuevo las slnpatias de este pueblo, de
tai nodo, que este no ha podldo menos que
secun lar a ST. CelOs0 Parroco en- Sds esfuerZos
por levantar el culto 2ato'ico, que eStaba bas-
tante decaido en- esea Villa, asf es como St
eXplica eva e1lueneis Il temple, sobre todo de
honbreS
En- Ia procession del por la tarde, que
puede llamarse una gran manifestation reli-
glosa, en- la que haola II pie de unas 400 900
P0loo" ."' A@ u-loSt. .@>io {! pueDl0 dc ASuaGilla
que e sentlmlento catolico esta altamente
arraigado en- toaos >ada uno de sus hiios.
No quiero teIn;nar estas cuartilas, sin
dedlcar in elogio singular la sefiorita N[er-
cedes Abrll, Presldanta de las Hijas de Maria,
que secundando al cu-oso Puer, ha sido ell alma
de esta fiesta.
Rec6an el ?. Tovar, Ia seforta Presidenta
y demas HH. de Alarla nuestra fe1icitaci6n,
cuente ell Pater con Ia cooperation de todo el
pueblo, que gustoso - prestara q dar la mayor
esp!endidez todo lo que sea sentimienro ca
t6co.
CnrreSnOrsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-12

isabella
Dicienbre, 9 de 1902.

Isabella, el pueblo donde nacio don Manuel
Y. Domenech, Delegado a la Canara Insular,
autor del bill creardo ia fiesta del 'Dla del
Arbol", ha celebrado esta con toda esp1endidez.
Habfa mas de 500 mos en- los ejercicios. HUI
bo manifestation escolar, reception a las es-
cuelas rurales, matinee, recitaciones, siembra
de arboles election del "arbol emblemat atico".
Sc sirvio un abundante almuerzo las ~ dull
ceS las ; pronunciayon diScursos los SeiIores
Roure Presidente de Ia Junta y el professor Sc
iIor Monge. TodoS los actos fueron ameniza-
dos por la mtlsica L.amaron mucho la aten-
ci6n los nihos ninas cue hablaron al piblico.
En- resumen: la fiesta del arbol qued6 muy lu
cida.
~ La compaaia dramatica que dirige el
sehor Justiz puso anocte en- escena lei Volcan
de Martinica." Huho xaucha concurrencia
los artiStas fueron nlt,y aplaudidoS.
~ Aver tarde tryo lugar la procession
religiosa de Ia Purisima Conception. Hubo
una numerosa conourrencia ell acto quedG
muy lucido Anoche fue la Ultima novena y
todas fueron celebradas con entusiasnao eloeia
bic. Las sef1oritas Fern andez, Rodriguez, He
rrero otras varias So distinguieron por su la.
Dor meritfsima de dar -ealce los cl1ltos del
temple catolico.
~ En- estos liltin,os dias ha llovido bas-
tante en- esta Jurisdiction.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-12
.Tao ca.


FL conllicto anglo-aleman-v vene-
zolano. es Ia nota culminante EN- este
pals.
La suerte de Venezuela interesa
grandemente 4 nuestro publico, que
aver sc disputaba los nimeros del Bo-
LErIN, para leer en- Ia secci0n cablegra-
flea las nOticids del actual conhicto en-
ire las dos poderosas naciones euro
peas Y Ia Republica de Venezuela.
lndudablemente, asiste el derecno
a Inglaterra y Alemania, para recla-
mar la Republica hispano america
ma, la indemnizacion, algo exagerada.
que piden por los danos cauSados a sus
SIbdltOS EN- diferenteS empresaS.
Es Cierto que las dos grandeS po-
tencias han hech0 cuanto les fue posi-
bic para rehuir e conflicto que las
avocaba, IN Magistrate torpe, Y 10 es
asi mismo que el elemente pensador
Ell Venezuela reconoce 10 eXageradas
de las reclamaciones anglO-germanas,
pero las acepta como inevitables, des-
pues .de desdichadas que han SidO
las negOciacjones por parte del gobier-
10 de Venezuela.
La situaci6n actual porque atra-
vieza Venezuela, el periodic horrible
de una guerra desventajosa, Y el peli-
gro 4 que Sc expone aceptando una lu-
cha inverosirnil, es TN CdnulO de tor
peZaS imperdOnableS III gObieTnO re-
pubIicano, irtolerables en- lin pueblo
moderno, cue no puede ser sulc1da, nj
puede prendarse de hiStorias de marti-
res de heroes, enamorados de la
mueTte.
Venezuela no ha de veneer q In
glaterra y Alemania, es impossible.
Pudose arreglar el conflicto sin
que la Repdblica hermana fuese al
martiriO al nartirio eSteril de una de-
rrota cierta, indudable, inevitable.
ST de todos modos hay que espe-
rar el vencimiento tpor que Sc pre-
tende llevar los pueblos a la humi-
llaci0n, la derrota cuando no son in
tereses sagrados los que Sc defender.
Hubierase pagadO a Alemania su
reclamation a lnglaterra la suya.
Lo inevitable tiene que cumplirse.
De todos modos ( ique ha de hacer
Venezuela contra esos dos gingantes
de la fuerZa, que Sc han asoclado para
reclamar en- contra suya?
Los Fstados Unidos 10 han decla-
do va. No interVendran por ahora.
Y tcomo han de intervenir ST la
association de las dos poierosas nacio-
mes de Europa parece formada, mas
para atemorizar a Washington que a
Caracas A que vieRe sin0 esa allan
IA de las dos naciones, esa reunion de
las dos formidables escuadras? Para
presentarse ante dos canoneros y dos
goletas de Venezuela? No. Cierta-
mente que no.
Algun poder mas fuerte que elve-
nezolano, hizo reunir a ingleses y ale
names, para apoyarse en- sus reclama-
clones mutuas. Y ese poder no es otro
que ell de los Estados UnidoS, que ha
bria tornado va una actitud menos
contemplativa, a ser menos poderosos
los energiCoS acreedores de Venezuela.
Entretanto Sc aclara la nube de
tempestad que amenaza la Rep1bli-
ca hermana, todas las simpatias estan
con ella, pOrque el contraste que Ofre-
cen dos naciones fuertes aliadaS con-
ira una sola y muy debil, es tan bruS-
co que llega hastaolvidarse que tienen
razon al exigir 10 suyo. 81 bien es ver-
dad que las reclamaciones son exage-
radas.
-M-h-s~%-M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-12
Italia

La Compaflfa General Italiana de Navega-
cion estableoera, para principles del nuevo afio,
un servicio de vapores entire Palermo Nueya
Orleans, con objeto de facilitar la emigration de
sicilianos los Estados neridionales de la
Union.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-12
sar, German

Las fuertes lluvias de tres diaS de la sema-
ma fueron nily favorables para todas las cose-
chas, pero interrumpieron la molienda que ha-
bia pr1ncipiado La recoeccion de cafe termi-
nara pronto, En- la semana Sc ha recoectado
algunas habichuelas y gaudures en- abundancia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-12
Faiarslo

Ell tempo durante la semana ha sido favo-
rable para todas las cosechas. Las caf1as pre-
sentan buen aspecto. Las chinas estan muy
abundantisimas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-12
Arecibo

TEMPO favorable para la molienda y esta
va ha principiado en- una hacienda La den
sidad del gIarapo es muy satisfcatoria; tres de
los caiiaveraks estan dando S1z a9o Bsaume.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-12

Los hacendados Sc estan preparando para
Ia proxima zafra. Ell tiempoha sido favora-
BILE para todas las plantaciones en- general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-12
ESsPANA
ULTlMO CORREO

IN Il vapar correo dc IA Compaiiia Ira
sati~a,ics e>pahola Leon XIII" han legado 1
C.a.z los C5iSu'eS de Cuba en- Barcelona y San.
tanle-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-12

u jefc del partido conservador. sefior Sil-
vela, en- Ia reunion DE secciones celebrada el
mes pasado, hablardo del preambu'o ' articu-
lado del proyecto del S.iior Rodrigailez, dijo
cue, por las nebalos;dades cue eaclerra, Ia ma
lcia proyecta sotnb.as que precis2 desvanecer,
airmando ademds que uno DE- los p-incipaleS
objetivos que ha de perseguirse respec;o niles
tro exterior es separate Gle Ia speculation.
Censuro la impoItunidad con que Sc pedia
por el gobierno Ia SUPPRESSION del affidavit es-
tando hoy los cambios mas elevados que nunca
y a cuya baja tendia aquella medida, iulplan-
tada por el seiIor Lopez Puigceiver.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-12

Para el sefIor Saeasta 81 situaci6n no
hay va salida. No hay mas que Ia salida de-
tinitiva de las cosas que Sc desinte gran Y Pere-
cen
:Tendra raz6a Romero Robledo al decir
10 que dijo en- el Congreso2 "IIa bajado
el tel6n; la comedia ha terminado iTodo el
naundo Ia Gale