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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27
Boston Mining Stocks.

Boston, May Chopper closing quotations.
Adventure, 23A @241s; Arcadian, 51eQ6; Ar
mold, $4,000; Atlantic, 32@s4; Bingham. se1s@
BIN. Calumet and Hecla, 560956S; Centennial.
tai Zinc, 80 bid; Daily West. 4@44A: Domin-
ion Coal. A11361a; Dominion Steel, 55k9
56H; Elm River, Sl4a4; Franklin, 40 bid:
Mass, 2A@21z Mayfower, 2A@2h; Michigan.
1G1z@10N; Mohawk, 43A @4ss4: Old Colony, SO.
311; Old Dominion, 2os4 6211a; Osceola. $685.;
40; Rhode Island. 2A@2k; Santa .Fe, iX@2;
Tamarack, 17o91z5: Trimountain, $4,000;
Trinity, 1sM6131a; United States Mining. 2oA
@2o%; Utah, 21X@22: Victoria, 1904; VII
mona, 81 bid; Wolverine. e5@56a; Wyandot.
.1A@lh Oil, 16H@171s; S. H, 1711@17%; n.
B., 2eaI3; C. M, 1902; B. c., $685.:
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New York Grain.

New York, May 27,-Fiour, receipts. q 1865
brls; sales. 500; held firmly, checking de-
mand. Wheat, receipts, 1s2, 600 bu; sales. $780,
on small northwest receipts the corn strength
and covering; later it easea off somewhat
under realizing sales; July. 70 1s-16@SoAc |;
Rye, firm; state, 62@6scSc. i. f.. New York car
lots; No 2 western, &c I. Q. b. afoat. Corn,
receipts, $3.50 bu: sales, 40, 900 bu: firm and
receipts but subsequently reacted wy wheat;
July, & 6sA @69c;a September, 65szG&c. Oats,
receipts, 1872, 600; So les, none steady but quiet;
track white, 50@55c. 49, u IS
Close: Wheat-May Sic; July, s01sc.. Corn
May, 73Ac; July, Toe. .4ss.5s. .5z )
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chicago Live stock.

Chicago, May 27.-Cattle- Receipts, 1000;
steady; good to prime steers. s7@7.60; poor to
medium, $4.90@6.7 10; stoekers and feeders, $3.50
90 %; cows, s1.s0@6; iheifers s250@6.25: can
ners. s1.50@2.5O; bulls, $2.50@5 so; calves. $40
=675; Texas-fed steers, s5.40@650.
Hogs-Receipts to-day, $4,000; tomorrow.
80, 0e0; left over, 1888; stronger; mixed and
butchers, $5.80@7 121a; good to choice heavy,
s0720; rough heavy, $6.s0@6.95; light, $1,000
SIS; bulk of sales, Sc. 85@710.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; sheep. steady to
strong; lambs, higher; good to choice weth-
ers, $55o@s.30: fair to choice mixed. $4,000
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New York Produce.

New York. May 27.-Butter, receipts, Il, sss
creamery, 2o@221zc; renovated, l8GMlhe fac
tory. 17@1s1sc imitation creamery, 1s1k@
2o1zc. Cheese, receipts, s,715 pkgs market
colored, choice, 1e1hc; white, lOAc; large
colored and white, 10c. Eggs, receipts q, 7ls
pkgs; market firm, state and SPennsylvania,
17h@1sc; western storage packed, @l7@1sc;
southern, 14@15c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27
Sugar and Coffee.

New York, May 27.-Coffee futures opened
steady, with prices unchanged. Sentiment
continued bullish and values were firmly sus-
any, advance. Cables We're steady. At midday
the local market ruled steady and about net
unchanged. sales reaching. 5000 bags, includ-
ing June at 5@5. Csc; July, :. lac; September,
cember, $3.50; February, 5.70c, March, $500.
Spot. quiet at 51zc for Rio No. Z. Rio-Firm;
No. Z Rio, 4, So; exchange, IL 1552d. Re-
the United States, 1000; cleared for Europe,
1000; stock. 645. 900.
Sugar-Raw. steady: fair refining 2Ic; CEN
trifugal Sc test, 5 7-16c; molasses sugar,
11-16c: refined. steady; crushed, 5.15c; pow.
dered, 4.75c; graduated, 4. csc.
enthusiastically; New Orleans, 5S41c. =
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THE FLOUR MARKET
Continued Quiet and Steady Tt

Continued Quiet and Steady Tone
Demand Moderate. .. ~
No special changes were noted in flour aside
from very slight feeling Of Increased firm
ness. Foreign business remains light and
sales are largely for domestic account.
Shipments, IS, 236 brls for the day.
First patents are quoted IS. S5@3S5; second
patents. $365@3.75; first clears. S2.s0@3; sec
ond clears. So p.
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Duluth Grain.

Duluth, Mimi, May 27.-Wheat was very
dull. but strong. July opened the same as
near the close sold up to 1850: There was
little doing at any price, and the close was
at 75Ac. September was very dull, closing
at 73c Flax held steady: at former prices,
with very small business. Export wheat
shipments are dead. Nothing doing at most
seductive offers. But million of wheat went
to Buffalo last week. nearly all for local and
eastern mills. Reeeipts-Wheat, 10 cars
oats, 3; fax, a. shipments-Wheat, 1O1 1888
bu.
The close: Wheat-No. hard, cash, 7sAc;
No.s1 northern, cash and July, 75Kc; May,
751sc; September, 73c; No. 2 .northern, 73Ac:
No. 3. 71Ac. Manitoba Wheat,Cash, 14Ac;
September, s14s October, s1:44A. Oats
Cash. 4ee; September, 3oc. Rye, SIC.
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Kansa. city Live stock.

5000; steady to weaker; beef steers $500
7.4O; Texans, So. 3GM6. so; cows and heifers,
81 25d6.15; stockers and feeders. s395. so =
Hogs-Receipts, 10000: weak to lGc lower;
heavy, s7lo@7.25;g packers. $7@7.1O; medium,
Sc. 500. 071a. SO
sheep-Keceipts, 1900 strong; sheep, s44oa
$50; lambs, $5506l7. Co.,. - 80
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St. Louis Grain.

St. Louis, May 27-Close: Wheat-Higher
NO; req, cash, elevator, tSc; May, 7ac; july
1n&@nBc; september, TIC; No.<z nara, 7o32u
64c; July, 64c; september, osssc, Oa,s-Hlgn
er; No. Z, CASH, A hc; May, nc; july, 1874 SC
september, 2o1lc: mo- waite, 4o42c: - Z
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27
PROVISIONS
]. Chicago Provisions.

!. Chicago, May 27.-Proyistons were dull in
sympathy with firm hog market. 4 July
pork opened unchanged t o21acs up, at SIS. s7hl9
IL. and sold to s171711k. July lard started q
and July ribs opened 21hD5c better at s.. 571s
selling to. $9.625k@9. IS. Is.
& Close: Pork SIT OH IS july, s$17. err
September SIT. 221a: January, s16.35 Lard
May, $40. 10; July. $1O.171k; September, $40. 20,
October, $10:1711zz. Ribs--May, 50 40; July,
$9.62k; September. So. IS. ~ 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27
St. Louis Live Stock,

st. Louis, May 27.-Cattle-Receipts, $500;
steady for natives;;Sbeef steers, s+97.50;, Tex
ans, $3.509s; .stockers and feeders, So. A@4 so:
cows and helferss ST. 25GS. =
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; steady; pigs, $500
$50; packers, S6.io@1; butchers, s6.s5@7. Is
sheep-Receipts, 5000; steady; sheep, $50
$50: lambs S525m7 =.
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New york Provisions.

/: New York.. May II Beef; firm; family. ss1s
@16 so; mess, s14 packet $15D15.5o. Pork.
firm; mess, $1S@1850; family, $195a@20; short
clear s1s.5O@21. Lard, firm: prime western
steam, s1O.571s. ~. - 60 sssg
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27
south Omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha, Neb., May 27.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 100; market 1oc higher; beef steers,
$5.75@7 80; cows, and heifers So. 75@6. Is; Tex
ans, 81 .40@5. go; western steers, s4.75@6. Is;
Gamers, sl.75gs .25; stockers and feeders, S
@5. 40.
Hogs-Receipts, 1920; market slow to &c
Shepe-Receipts, 1000; steady; sheep, 1928
@6.25; lambs, S.: 5007 TO-
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Chicago Produce.

| Chicago, May 27.-Butter-Firm; creamer-
| les. 1S@21Ae; dairies,. s171s@19c. Cheese
Easy; twins. 11@111ac; Young Americas 11R@
!, 12c;. daisies. HE. Eggs-F irm; fresh, 15c.
Poultry Steady; chickens, 1oA@11e; turkeys,
! 10012c. &Ts.-.@---s 80 sS ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27
INyEsTMENr GOSSIP

London-There has been heavy selling Of
Canadian Pacific from Germany. The price
has been 1411z, equivalent to 1878 in. New
York.
New York to Whallon, Case & Co: The
strike is still a dominating feature. News
from that center is just the same. On any
weak spots, advise buying. particularly Coal.
ers, Car Foundry and Union Pacific.
Erie earnings, net increase, for April, $780,
600. Ses
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MidNax. Horse Market

Minnesota Transfer, st. Paul, MIMI. May
most exclusively from local quarters and CEN
tered largely on delivery horses and drafters
'AHsother grades sold slow. 4s VI lues: E.::s
Drafters, extra . z. i. 4. !. I. .$16S@2&
Drafters choice J. :. 4. =. J. . 1300T60
Drafters, common to good IS. 2. Is 115@130
Farm mares, extra 8. :. -. 125@145
Farm mares choice i. !. 4. Z. lo01l20
arm common to good i. I, s. 100
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brick, 1900; lime, cars; cement, 200 brls;
stock, / car; inseed oil, $40 bris; oil cake,
1877 500 bs hides, pelts. etc, $1,000 lbs; rail-
road materials, 10 cars; sundries, Is cars; car
lots 1853
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Kansas City Grain.

May, INC; July, 6sA @osBc; cash, No. 2 hard,
!Sc; NO req, il@ !. 12c; No. 2 spring, i5c.
Corn-May, 62'A@6z%c; July, 6tAc; Septem-
per, ooAc; cash, NO. mixed, 64a496oc; NO.
2 white, 66@661sc Oats-No 2 wnite, 44hqp
45hc 80 .-,.gTi - :
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'oTtats-Aetive, Arm. cash, 45Kc; May. 451ac;
july: 3b7ac; September, soc; new July, 3shc;
new September 3l9sc. Glover Seeu-Duil,
steady; cash, 20. O5; october, So. 10.
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Kansas City Grain Exchange adjourns Fir
do tuIrd ay2 z.
Hides. Pelt., Tallow and Wool.

sttl.s NJ, NJ
Green salted heavy steer hides ...... SIX ~
Green sailed heavy COW hides 81 TX
Green sailed light hides IN 81
Green sa1tedaveal calf, s to 16 lbs. ..10A sA
Green sailed veal kip .........:.. 6H
EGreen salted long haired or runner
Green sailed fdeacons, each '....,....... so 40
/ Green or frozen hides and skins. lie per lib
less than above quotations.
Green sailed horse or mule hides,
large S5.Uu Z.Uo
Green sailed or green frozen horse
or mule hides, medium ........1... ESQ LIS.
Green sailed horse or mule hides,
small 2l.tU' l.U0
Dry flint Minnesota butcher hides. IL @14h
Dry flint Minnesota, Dakota and
Wisconsin hides IL w;
Dry flint calf skins ..l4 IN
Dry flint kip skins ...................llN ~ ~
Green sailed pelts, small to large.
Dry alnt territorial peits, per ~ Sis
Taflow, in cakes 67s 51s
Tallow, In barrels ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Grease, light ...,... .......... Az Is
Grease, dark ~ 3N
Wool, medium, unwashed ...........1 2 ola
Wool, fine medium, unwashed ....i.u OH
Wool, coarse. sunwashed I'll OH Y
Bright Wisconsin and similar grades. 1@2cs
higher than above quotations. seedy or bury
wool, 1@2c less. g s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27

I" Railroads entering the yards reported re-
celpts for the day ty loads as follows: Chi
csgo Great Western. 6; Chicago, Milwaukee &.
St. Paul, 13; Minneapolis & st. Louis, 9;
chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha, 10;
Great Northern, 81; Northern Pacific. 3; 500,
10; total, 49, - -
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on of stock Monday, May 2s:

CATTLE = Receipts moderate. Butcher
steers and COWS steady. Best bulls shade
lower, common Csc lower. Veals steady.
Stock and feeding cattle more active. Steers
quoted strong; hefers strong to 10c higher.
Sales: -. ~.
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Daily wheat Movement.

st May u.
The following are the, receipts and ship
ments at the principal primary wheat mar
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Chicago seed and Coarse Il rain. :.

Chicago, May 27.-Flax-Cash northwestern,
H. 1: soushw estern, s4;6s September, sl:4s;
october, 81. A Rye-May, osc; July, o71eD
DISC; september, o6c: Barley-Cash, $50 ,1c.
Ilmothy-septensoer, $3.50. Clover-Octooer.
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Wheat Movement by Roads.
r. May Is. -
Received Cars-Milwaukee, IS: Omaha, !
st. Louis. 10; Great Northern, Is; 500, 4
Northern Pacific, /.
Observation-Disclosures, q; Omaha,
st. Louis, 1; Chicago Great Western, l.
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$50; western sheep, s5.25@6.so native lambs,
$e@6S5 western lambs. $5.2516.so; Colorado
lambs, Sc. 90@7.40
Official yesterday: Receipts-Cattle, q 5ss:
hogs, 5,203; sheep, 1922. Shipments-Cat.
tie, 3,308; hogs, 1913.
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Official Quotations minneapolis Pro-
duce Exchange.
-. =. Tuesday Nav 27 .
:: =. - - :. -, '.' =.
Extra

Extra creamery butter, firm; ex-
ira dairy, firm. Strictly fresh eggs,
STEADY. Live poultry, steady. fota-,
veal, steady. Strawberries, steady.
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:. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mOdeTate: Prices SCeddy
at last weeks :declne.s Good quality stuff in
demand Sales asfsii& ~ -
: Killing <hesn9 and -LambS-J
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SPECULATIVE GOSSIP

a
Broomhall cabled Think the absolute
abandonment Of the import duty is unlikely
but it possibly may be levied temporarily
only He saws that heavy arrivals of wheat
are about due in Europe and closes by say
ing: Present prices appear attractive The
weather in England is now very favorable. y
Liverpool close: Wheat I'd to I'D higher;
corn, ed to- I'D higher than Monday.
+ Paris closes wheat confines to 10 confines
lower; flour. unchanged to 1Gc lower.
s Antwerp wheat closed unchanged.
I Kansas City-Clear, quite cool. Atchison,
clear. and pleasant.
b London wheat off coast, nothing doing; on
passage. unchanged. Corn off coast, nothing
doing; i on passage, more offering.
!; Chicago to Lewis: Corn market very nerv-
GUS no truth; in reports OF excessive margin
calling; local. shorts anxious to get out. Har-
ris e Gates have taken at least 500, 00O bu
corn to-day, July mainly. Hubbard & Warren
and Logan buyers country offerings large.
/ The Chicago board will remain open Satur-
day. !a 50,
Kansas City Grain Exchange adjourns FRI
day and Saturday
Verhoef, from Milmine: The undertone to
the market Is very firm one. but outside
speculation DIS very light Our stocks are
rapidly decreasing. l .;dont like to advise
buying as June is most always a bear month,
but the tone is certainly firm one.
/ Johnson, from. .McReynolds Corn shorts
covering. When the wheat shorts start the
market will advance faster and farther.
Chicago to C.. e. Lewis: This rally in wheat
lis due to strength in corn, all@local buying.
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Lead
lH - - -

st. Louis, May Plead Quiet; s. $50
s.07 &. Spelter Very strong; held above 90.
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! Total sales, 308,70O shares.

4 soo Cent 2sN 2 5s 2 2s e 2.l
Nor. Securities i. ......l LOCAL 10lA
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IHTVt GUYS dIu IWU S1OV.
Z One cow, $25. = g:g., So.
One COW and one calf. s27
One COW, s45.
2 HOGS-Prices steady. Receipts fairly lib
eral and a little better in quality. ASome
choice hogs among the offerings Price range,
IS. 55@7; bulk, $e.60@6.75. Sales:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05
Los anaIfabet0s
del mundO civilizadO

Tn sahio ingies ha sesablscido una esta-
dfstiea intereaRnte, puro naturalmente aproxi.
mada, &c las personas que carecen do instrue-
son lAs menos adelantadas desde este p0nto de
vista. El n1msro de los que no sabsn nj leeE
nj sscribir sube . so por cisnto de In pobla-
ci6n. Entrs las rAzas latinas. Espafia tiene
POGO de envidiabIe arecordS con IS por
ciento; viens dsspues Italia con 48 por ciento;
Franaia BsIgiea con Il por cisnto.
En HungI1a hay 43 por ciento de analfa-
betos, en- Austria SO. en- Irlandr 21, en- Holan-
da 10 en- II glatsrrx 8. La poblaci6n blanca
de los EstsdOa Unidos cuenta por ciento y
Escocia 2. En- los paises puraments gsrmknf
COS, es notable la escAsex de analfKhetos. ri
imperio aeman tiene solamense por ciente ;
en- Bavisra ' sohre todo an B4dsn ' en- Wur.
tembeTg, no hay casi ninguno. En- escsn sndi-
navia, ~homo ignoranas, es una eRpecie de
xoolOgIa dcaaparseida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05
Esplicaci6n c;entlfca
De LA CATASTR0FE De LAS ANTILLAS

lie M1 tt7s publica IA artfcnlo cisntffco So
bre las prob csusas del fen6meno sefsmico
que prodnio Ia destruction total de Saint Pie
rre en IL Msrsiniea.
Aunque IN apRreeido sin hrma, as atribu-
ye el Articnlo un sabio ge6logo que IN escritc
mucho sobre los terremosos sus cansAs.
Ei arsicuiiata escluye desde luego Ii posi-
bilidad de IN terremoso segnido de srupeton.
Arguye que, al Aai faera, los hAbitantss dc Ia
dasgractAda eiudsd hubiePan podido huiE con
siempo en- su cati totalIdAd. Sa inelinas mas
vale . Greer m darFamamiento inat&nsanso de
lava fnego, algo pArscido explosion del
KrakAtoa sn Agosso DE 1888, con ID agravants
de que no hubo eAts vez explostones preparA-
torias. Ahora en- 10 Martinica, como entonees
en- Java, muTisKon 25,Uto personas
EI Autor del srsfcuio de LIE AdttT conside-
n que la verdaderA causA de Ii cAtastrofe de
sAins Pierre, 50 dsbe al vapor de aqua, cita
en su apogos no solo ID opinion cinltnca de
FIammarion, sino tambien las dacIaraciones
de los pocos sobrevlvienSes que aseguran haber
viato desds eli mar, 81 en- IN mahAna, una ss-
pantosa coIumna ignea que "a eievaba al cfeio
sobrs e crater del Mont Sc y GAIA despnsa
en- IL ciuoAd medic AdoTmeeida todAviA.
Ei aqua encerrAdR an las capAs subterrA-
meas de lM MaFsinica Sc Ia tEanaformAdo en-
vRpor. debido IN fenomeno cienifhsamsnta
esIa scido. Busco su saIida por 81 crater del
Munx PelAa, obstruido por lava tango. I'm
contr6 rsststancia, daoo el largo lapso ae tiem-
DO en- que cate no funcionAba, entonces In
encrmo faerxa de expansion de los gases subte
frances eatAli6 con fnrika Ftvoean0o Is ernp
cf0n, nAcleuoo sRAseF ei SAi4oSsS ueA nAOnkSs
lanx&noo sobre IL ciuoec nLa colosai llugia de
tango hirviendo, fuego lava canosnte N
Ie paatAba esta vAivuIA y tamblsn buae6 la cs
Soufriere, que dasae sntonces sata en- plsna
ernpcl0n.
Tsrmina sl ariienlo dicisndoi
&Muchas cindAdsn han desaparscido vic
timaa da lAs ernpciones voIcAnicAs Saint Pie.
RE desapMrece precisAmsnse porque volc&n
de16 de- ensrar en- ernpci6n con tismpo. Guam
do 10 hiao la6 larde. r. vapor de aqua no ss-
pera lAa caideFAs sktaiian cuanoo las vAivu.
las no funcionan.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05
PROBLEMAS AMERICAN0S
Ell PORVENIR De LOS LATINOS

haeen OR, en- tres opinionss diferentss, L. mia
ma VOC da Alarma. PArsca despu9s de habar
ltfio The MAIL AND ExPRE s. La SATURDAY
REVIEW L'ECoNoMISTE 40 puede onedRr
ming ana duda sobrs IL reAlidAd del psligro.
@#4
Sin embargo, m'entras les lIegsn les sd-
vertenciAB de sodas parsss, 5que h&cen para
defenderse los lAtinos eel nuevo mundoP I'm
sindicato norteamericapo ha sratado de con-
aegulr de B olivia Ia cesi6n del eerritorio de
Acre no se hA producido an 10 America latf'
m ell movimiento de resistencfa que era da
esperAr. Las querellRs intestinsss no deian
YER ell intsr6s comun. Todo Sc sOmsae las
pequenas rivaldAdea de campsnario. Para
fmpsdir que el Peru SO apodere de mn kePrsno
litigioso, que ss IN trikngnlo insigni6cante
dsntro de las vAstes estensiones amercanas,
Bolivia hs eatado punto de Abrir Las puersas
nj peligro, quemeK Ia propis casa instalRF en-
pleno coraz6n de la America del Sur loa que
confesan (como en- Ell artfculo de TAE MAIL
AND ExPREss, citsdo AnteFiormentt) 81 pro-
p6aito preconcebido de hacerl& suJR. 81 nos
sgobiA Alguna veg 10 mala suerte, podremos
decIr que hemos hecho TODD 10 possible por me-
recerlR.
El porvenir 30 nos apareee como una eosa
muy lejana que no debe llegar nuncs. La pc.
raxa nativR, las susceptibi!fdsdes de frontera
v el tenor de pensRr, nos adormacen nos en-.
gaGian. hAsts ell punto de hacernos snponsr la
inmoviidAd de todo.
Olvidamos que bAstaria una oisAda sobrs
In politics. europea para eompFendsr Ell papel
Las 1ouAs do aeci6n ssSzn deIiminadas con
gran AnterioridAd, las combinaciones conoci.
nAs y las pFobabilid2des contadas minncioaa.
mente de Inodo de prssentar 10 Eorpresa sl
menor Aanco possible.
Es I'M estsdo de lucha sorda que todos
condenAmoS, psro nj que, dada ID organization
ActuAl, ningdn pRis puede snstraerse. En- esa
lneha no puede sustraerse. I'm snA luchA no
todAs las operacionss son de aplicaci6n lame
data se deian gnarnicioDes, ne exploran ca
minos, se ocupAn altnras 30 estndiAn movf-
Eientos que Hifven para prepsrAr fAcilitar
acciones lei&nRs que se Green poaibles dada Ia
marcia 6jica de ID vida.
I'm pals &c como IN especnAdor que fndu-
ce y prove CON gran anticip pRci6n Ell &specto del
mercado, In snbA 6 10 Depreciation de los valo-
res Ias cRuaas coniuRns 8 indetermin AdAs
que pueden conmoverlo. Dssde el primer ain'
toma pona en- juego todAs las hAbilidades para
cubrirse. Y Eeios dc abandonafsa Ii easRs'
lid1d y IL improvisacion 10 tlens sodo arre'
glAdo de tel snsrte, que sn futuro es tan segu'
70 como el pAsad0.
Manuel Ugarte,
(Continuark)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05
DEL NATURAL

La tarde nebulosa 81 &ire fl
In densa oscuridad sn lontananza
an el baRP9nco xnuTmnPanco el RIO
su staKnal mon6tona Iomanxa.
I'm ell espacio negros nubarrones
presa eiAndo In horIisona tormentai
10 letos los dltimos girones
de lR tarde sombEia maeiIante.
Nm In torrs del temple sdnsso grave
sl toque de oP1ci6n. En- 10 enramRda
el solIoxo tristisimo del ave...oa.
y In noche aceKC&ndose callAda.
Por IN In oRcuridad. Honda tristesa
honda melAncolfA' In regIa cAlma
Sc sxtierde por dGquier. Nsturalesa.
sa ofrece ent6nce en- sn esplendor nj Almas.
Ramon E. Vargas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05
Kitchener y su noyia
Ra mon E. Vargs 8.

Rehere un peri6dico Que, aunque Kitche-
ner Ia heeho gala durante nucho Nempo dc
sn deaprs clio hAcia eI 81 xo femenino, su re-
Ereao osl Sno6n 1rgaAterrR, eEamcr6ss pro-
fnnd&mense de Helen Stewart, hijG dei mar.
ques de Londondsin, una de Lac t6venss mas
tonitas, eiegRntss EicAs de ID aristocEaeia
irglesA.
La toven, al punto no lc hizo easo, por In
despIoporci6p de sdad porque el general no
10 era simpAticci peio al IN In ioVen, cast otns-
eAda poF 10 gloria del vencedof de Mahdf, le
pTomsti6 darls mRno si volviR vencedoY dc
los boera.
Agrsga el psri6dico que enfrfAdo ya 81 an
tusiasmo de MiaH. Helen, por In ausaneia. en
nm visje PATis vi6 variAs carieaturas en- que
&c ponfAn svidsncia los pFoeedimientos del
general para pacifesr oil sur Go Africa, y 50
hAefRn extraet0B del fRmoSo libTo de Mas. Ho-
honre, deserihiendo con negr&s tintss los cam.
pos dc concentration dc mnteFes y DifIos.
En- el aeto lR iovsn escribi6 & Kitchener,
rompiendo sue relAeionss CON OIL. Pocas sema-
mas oeapLes, el general ingI9s recibfA nosicias
de su pals, comunIcGndole que su antigua no.
vi& hAbfa promesido ga mano lord SsAverda-
10, nonls sumAmsnts rico eu5a edad no liz 90
los tFeinta ios.
Helen Ste ward ha yer gado los bosrs,
POI que, seg6n Sc cusnta, desde que KitehensT
Feeiei6 10 cnFta de alla romplendo con 81 ~
otFo homhrs, 30 ha apodsrAdo do 81 alma ID
mas ne era maAnco.fRs
Novels 4 no, 81 EaIaso - snFioso,