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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-08-25
TRY HARD TO WIN STRIKE
Cooks and Walters of Chicago Make
Another Attempt.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Chicago, Aug. a5.-The walters ard
cooks made another desperate effort today
to put into effect the strike order which
yesterday proved almost failure.
Pickets were posted about all the es-
tablishments where strikes were called to
stop. if possible, the men continusl at
work
Committees also visited other restaurants
TO call their employees out, meeting with
but Indifferent success
An appeal for aid to the steampower
council, which controls the light, heat and
power in the big cafes and restaurants,
resulted in the appointment of a special
committee from that organization to in
vcstigate the merits of the strike.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-08-25
SUSPENDED FOR A YEAR
American Jockey in St. Petersburg Is
Charged With Crookedness.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
81. Petersburg, Aug, a5.-John Oliver
Keine OF Lexington, KY, a trainer has
been suspended for a year owing to the
ALLEGED drugging of horse.
The stable with which Keinc was con-
neced has met with phenomenal success.
During the last five months it won $780,
900.
Kcne denies the charge and has ap-
peaed to Grand Duke Dimitri CONSTANT
noyitch, protector OF Russian racing.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-08-25
MEET BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
Members Of Strike Cancellation Board
Gather in New York.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, Aug. 2s.-1hc board of con
ciliation provided for by the anthracite
strike commission met today behind closed
doors. Carroll D. Wright met with the
board for the first time as umpire Sew
eral matters on which the board failed to
reach an agreement were submitted to Mr.
Wright.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-08-25
ny AssociArEp PRESS

Columbus, Neb.. Aug. 2s.-Wiliiam ].
Bryan arrived early today for the stare
democratic convention, which convencs
this evening. The delegates, with few ex-
ceptions, are stated to bear instructions
fayoring fusion with the popuists. The
democratic convention and the populi,t
state convention at Grand Island will
keep in close communication by long dis
tance telephone.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-08-25
ILL TREATED BY THE PIRATES
German Missionary and His Wife Suffer
at Hands of Chinese.
~ AssOcIATTp rRES4.

Hong Kong Aug. as-A German mis-
Honary named Homeyer has been attacked
by pirates near Namhung on the North
river He his wife and maid servant and
their boatman were robbed and badly
handled.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-08-25
ny ASSOCIATED pprss

Grand Island Neb., Aug. 2s.-At the
populist state convention. which meets to
nieAt, it is believed that neither the forces
led by Ex-Governor Poynter, who is sad
to favor the Endorsement of republican
for regent, nor those OF former United
States Senator Allen, who wants the con
vention TO follow the middle Of the road
idea, will dominate the gathering and that
the big majority Of the delegates viii
favor fusion, as in former years.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-08-25
After Prince Ferdinand.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS,

III "oSUNI"I Ed FKESS.
London, Aug. a5.-~A dcputation lett
Sofia Friday to visit Prince Ferdinand,
who is in Hungary, to invite him to pub
lcly declare his Macedonian policy, says
the Berlin correspondent OF the Morning
Post.
The prince will be allowed 10 days to
reply. In the event of his declining, it
Is understood the deputation bears man
- lContlnued on Page Two,)
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-08-25
POWERS MAKES A DENIAL

Defendant in Kentucky Case Declares
State Witnesses Err.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Georgetown, KY, Aug. IS, - Caleb
Powers resumed the stand today and de-
MED various allegations of state wit
nesses.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-08-25
Three Bulgarian Villages
Near Adrianople Are
Torn to Bits.
INHABITANTS SLAIN
Atrocities by Turks Con-
tinue and Victims Left
on the Field.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Constantinople, Aug. ss.-Three Bull
yarian villages near Tscherkeskoi vilayet
Of Adrianoplc, are reported to have been
attacked by Circassians and their inhabit-
ants massacred
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-08-25
CLOUDY AND COOLER

q Washington, Aug. 25.-Weather indi-
,oations: Cloudy, with showers tonight
and Wednesday; cooler tonight.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-08-25
Shamrock Holds Defender
Well Until the
Finish.
WINDS ARE LIGHT
Captain Barr Handles Re-
lance in a Mastery
Fashion.

Official Time. Start. Finish.
Reliance II 90 SO 2.t5 80
Shamrock II 02 90 2:20iO
Elapsed Time 49, Reliance, 3.t4 Sd;
Shamrock, 8 10 10.
Reliance Wins by I minute and 10
seconds.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-08-25
Reliance Under Full Sail.

The American yacht left under sail for
the first time. On Thursday and Saturday
Of last week she had the services of a tug.
Before going out No. club topsail, one
CnniiniIed ON Pace EiahIl
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-08-25

lI0Ntlnued Oh Pa6e IWo,J
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CONTINUED on Page Eight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
Mems Furnishings

Mems Medium Weight Pure All Wool I'M
derwear in tan, gray and white, shirts or
drawers regular 100 quality; Q0c
a garment Observation-Disclosures wv
Mems Best Grade Boston Carriers, as 0Ec
sorted colors. SOC quality ........-...-%J%
Mems Suspenders, made of fine elastic, with
patent cast Off ends, regular 25c TO-
quality; special ----.----------'-'.-''E -
Fine line Of New Spring Neekwear. IN all
the latest fadA The reigning favorite In
New York Is the hand embroidered fourth
hand. IN bright solid colorsi special S0r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
STORE NEWS.

Consequential events succeed each other rapidly at the big
There be beweenseason periods of dizziness
here, The is too rgetoo vital factor in commercial
life to warrant any trade lethargy.
And every section of the big store is abrisns with good
for shoppers who view economy with friendly eye and
who seek make the purchasing of their dollars yield
the best possible returns
Our early showing of Spring Waists and Suits what
want emphasize most 1t is showing of ads and
fancieS that constitute of hepfuues and far
reaching economy
Broad have made the descriptions of these goods
not 1.-THE of the story has been told.
They delightful in their freshness and bcauya herald
of spring selected for their modshnesS and remarkably low
prices by buyers in the fashion martS of the world
We constantly the lookout for aud
the result is most pleasing to convincing that efforts
appreciated You depend having surprises
for you this week in Spring Goods Come and the
styles and values in every obanable elsewhere.
Remember that One price prevails throughout this store
and that price always the lowest"
In Mems and Boys Clothing and Furnishings Depart
meut il only glance the prices to get idea
of the exceptional values there offered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

hall he and the rocking chair had Just
tTrnbled of the top OF a trunk, where
they had been enjoying themselves 10
This accident seemed to shake his con.
Adence in the chair, so he Aoanaoneo y
TO its wicked ways and went ID anu '"VA
the rollers or the bed. III. 81
After a while he got bottle Of mar VI,
the mantelpiece and was on the POM ~
admlnistering dose to his amiabie slst9l
when he was found He had ms MINUS
slapped this time tn
Then he was dulet for 2 long time lam n;
So dnlet that his mother. Ike the uo'H'++ IA
the famous little boy IN the stoll,., 80
some one TO find out What J9O4n. 49,
doing and tell him to STOP ne wa' t No.
at this for he was only polishing ms shpts
and nuttlnr as much polish on the ca n, H.
as an amateur could Deprived on ~. :
amusement. and his thoughts on! RUM "
a. hntfIes ns II had to r0cklngchairs lt%
hnurs a0riier. he rot the bottle ol Ellc ANU
with the bcst intentions in thr W"''' ""
sol its contents on the floor .t,.
II Is regrettablc 10 have a. cnrpilNly - -
no was nut I'M q corner for thlS plg"tn ~
etiouette. hut he was philosopher ~,
disgracp. and solacPd himself with ma M !,
at the Imminent risk Of NE limo anu 'D'
house. So
Wis hands wern slapped NgRlh, anu az
vnotber asked him nathctichlly' anp nul..
,tsaIeselv "Wrhat in the world am ~
~ Az with such little rogue L ~
seemed 10 appeal 20 his sense o. nu1o,
ana he was good for Iuite tive hl l.ltsys
Then no went down r. the launu5d.. .ns
ths family washing was BEING 00n'' 'N'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
Suits and OverCOats

ran in and out under the wet clothes
which were hanging on the line until he
was OF a beautiful dampness all over.
and the iaundress went upstairs and re-
quested some one to come down and get
the 'Spalpeen."
lie climbed up on the bureau, once M
stairs again. and sat there looking at
himself IN the glass. until some one no
tlred him and took him down.
Then his father came home. and fell al
the WAY down lie steps. because tho small
hoy had left q marble almost as large as
cannon ball IN the DARKEST corner Of the
stairWav.
At suppertimc, when no one was look
Ing this prccociOus infant. whose man
nsrs have been trained bv q very cnrefu
mother leaned over and sulTeptitious.r
drank out Of Tho pitcher Of milk. which
was standing near hts plate
That night whom bis nurse was puttlne
him to bed 10 seemed 20 occur TO him that
his conduct during the day needed both AN
explanation and an apology, 50 he began,
dIplomaticalIy with 81 wuv Won. Then
he thought for bit before he added, re-
decuvelv 81 was awful SICK today" And
moment later he was sleeping the sleep
Of the Innocent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

who had honored him, and his attitude
thereafter showed that he appreciated the
action OF those girls, He eYinced q spe"
cial interest In the class, and often re-
memhered and was remembered by them
thereafter. Mrs Mckinley took great In.
torest In the class and It's insignia, and
provided bunch OF carnations for her
husbands room each morning.
The first reunion Of the class was IN
progress when Mckinley was nominated
FOR the presidency. The class sent a con-
grntuiatory telegram. They celebrated the
event by ths ringing of the college bell and
giving their college yell. "Oh! ninety
lnlnety.four At each reunion OF the class
The president was remembered with box
OF carnations
Air. Mckinley visited tho class several
times and was q member OF It's hoard OF
trustees.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
MKlNLEY cARNATIoN sroRY.

Late President Member Of Clacs Of Which
It Was Emblem.
New Castle Pa Special TO Philadelphia
North American.
How tho red carnniion came into favor
with President Mckinley is prettily told
by Mrs. james r Ray Of this city, who
was Miss Lucy rreadwell, a student at
Lake Erie college at gainesville, Ohio
When Mr. Mckinley was governor OF Ohio
hevy Of college girls made him an hon
orary member OF their class, at the same
time pinning on his coat their class flower.
red carnAtion. From that day on he
WAS seen wearing one OF these fragrant
flowers IN his buttonhole
The Incident occurred on November 10.
1898, when Governor Mckinley was IN
Painesyllle, a guest Of the GARFIELD club,
willis Mckinley was IN Paaneeviils be de-
voted no Little time 70 the college gixis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
Monday Special

our buyers In New York often pick up very special
DaisS'ns ana ~nen thcy do we give our customers
the benefit II their good fortune - run aoross
this lot-aud It will he your good rortrn. :, ~,
got one. 'V'
New arrivals In Spring SILK Waists made Of 6ne soft
nn'sn crepe de chine, front fun accordion plated
trimmed IN punches Of grapes and silk medallions
new faring sleeve with Bishop cuff. in cream mink
black and turquoise blue This is an N
exceptionally good value for ...,. Nd M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
Monday Special

Here two items for Mondays special selling
that possess moro than ordinary merit. They were
among the many new arrivals last week II WIS a
special purchase, at special price, That's why
offer them at these figures;
Fauntleroy Bouses In linens white lawns and fancy
pattern percales ages to z, nicely made; at 1Ec
the special price Of kJL
Boys Shirt Waists. unlaundered made of good per-
cue in navy blue. dark red and light fancy stripes,
collars attached, ages TO Il; Monday 1Ec
special .............,.......,..,. ..kJN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

seem 10 at ans rate partially Justify DR..
Restrepo's claims, his method OF pfepar-
ing and administering the drug Is as Nol-
lows; Forty-fiye grammses5 Of coffee beans,
the husk aloue, Is crushed and boiled IN
fourteen fluid ounces Of water for FIVE
minutes. The resulting fluid extract IS d.
ylded into six doses, which are all taken
during one day. Several cases OF malaria
given up hg other physicians MS hopeless,
have been cured bv Or RestrepO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
Women's Shoes

In idand entl
M
.UU
dturneds
Same in oxorda
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
''AA BOY WAS oBsTREPERoua
S''0n'els Of His Doinas Durinu Ono
a,. Strenuous Day.

''''0'als Of His Dolnas During Ono
|sa.. Strenuous Day.
\ !, ~ boy is only 5 years old, and
~ ~, ~ oark eyes and a melancholy
lsses.,." OCCASIONALLY ne gets very
ID ss.s and then 1t is difficult to keep
s0Nn at ali. ''' ~ A''
s'eaI his muse had dov IN ana
ps r p, the small boy ala in her ab,
y d, ' rs he climbed upon g chair and
"a. \. owe oil OF the s,dehoard and
n MIA ,aant sister luxurious sham.
,aloy yerv " SPEAK frankly. she seemed
20 and S,,saty; When he was dis
shd VIII ne OIL taken away fro N
~ victim reDairS were in progress
eySs 81 Tue small boy puiled tho
.ssllg e5sSguo phle bed aud Ind dragged
~ With VII, on II, and was rockin
Z, nBrBs, ssnl when he was foung IIe
0,,r,+s,ss replaced ''F this and the mat
" u snen some one rs-on,.,ad .ho
Hai, as found sltfin re-entsrea the
~ low and It was ~ on ths r0ek'
~ 70 q, ne Infant Her.,,iine peg. hA'
Esest u there is NJ. ines I.' ever man
1ESds ee was p1nisbo6s hoMn. put az
lssSa non ,s hisl boys must be ais
III y spch .s.h!nE chances with their
Ass ,enkindness lion He sobbcd a bit
" wa pIe,st. lie. but a hslf hour
u up waillns 10 the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
Mail Orders

We want out of town shop
pers to avail themselves of
our mail order service. 1t
is prompt in filling your
orders or answering inqui-
ries. It's motto is "Satisfac-
ton Always" (. Express
prepaid on cash orders
amounting to $500 or over
within a radius of 200 miles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
-OurWay.

). count it an Obligation
" ,iu,ain a soulice of au-
. native native intellise nee along
'toll' Zines of general informa-
ttIe' aI,tive to merchandise.
don ~. ,he tendencies of fash
lIl'' second Sc the lowest mar
l0 !. s,lues. Third, =. the trend
btt v arI,r desire. THE popu-
I siRppOofiitlh this store rests large
Il on these
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
Cure for Malaria.

Dr t. Restrepo Of Medclin, Colombia, S
A about a year aes announced that he had
discovered 10 the busk OF an ordinary
coffee bean a drug which was even more
powerful sn It's curative effects on malaria
thHu is quinlnA Further s4pArimants
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

Lano. Texas February THE Young
man who was arrested the first OF the week
charged with arson was today tried for
lunacy and adjudged Insane. He Is the
young man who Is charged with attempting
10 wreck the eastbound passenger train
Tuesday morning about six miles below
here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

Winona. Texas. February 8.--Last Eun-
day afternoon at O'Clock Mr.. 3 NJ. bib
belts and Miss Pearle Sands, the adopted
daughter Of Mr. aud AIrA J r. King. weIa
married at,the BRIDES home by Rev, W, n.
Reuse ~ fsessouTilit. pastor Of the Baps
list church hsra.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
Boys Shoes Mondax speelal

The Resilia-rhe only Shoe manufactured
that distributes pressure evenly over the
foot sole. Sole is water proof and venti-
lating. springy and clean.
Resila-Box calf Butcher Revere tip one
half double sole, ventilated and CO On
cushion insole ..............,.BJ
Resilia-Vic kid, lace, Revere tip, heavy
single sole. one-half Scotch, venu- CO M
lated and cushion ineoie ........, 9O.UU
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
Boys Overcoats

Manhattan White stir Bosom Shirts. pfque
and linen bosom, regular $3.50 quality,
lots TO close out; extraordinary TIC
special -------~-- '-,' -
Mems White Madras Cloth Shirts, Eeni-nee'
Ilgs bosom, cuffs attached or de- &c
tached, regular LOO quality ....~-~.--V0S
Mems Medium Weight Marino Underwear.
colors Of white, natural gray and tan' HhlrtA
or drawers. perfectly made, DOC A0r
quality; special garment ----.-~-- 'VS
Mems Half Hose, pure all wool cashmere
color tan, gray and black, full seam TIC
less. Csc quality; special, pair ---- ioS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-28

cado en- ell Ayuntamiento de esta Ciudad
con ell sueldo de so dollars mensuales.
Hoy han circulado las invitacio-
nes para las honras del Papa Leon XIII
que tendran lugar ell microbes las
de Ia mafiana.
AVER, mientras Sc cele5raba la
retreta en- la plaza de Alfonso XII Sc
oy0 un hombre que estaba dandO gritOs;
tan prontO nos acercamos entire la mu.
chedumbre que le escuchaba, vim0s que
era un gandista del famoso Ron
Trolley que fabrica, ell senior Pedro
Chandri en- San Juan Y que es ell favO'
rito del publico y de los Hoteles.
Con entera felicidad ha dado &
Iuz una hermosa nina la esposa de nues-
tro amigo ell Lcdo don Santiago B. Pal
mer, hiio del jefe del partido federal
Sns abuelos que estan de temporada en-
Lunuillo han venido esta capital para
saludar & la recien nacida.
-Llamamos la atenci6n de la poll
cia nara que no permita los grupos en-
medic de la plaza las noches de retreta
Sncede one con frecuencja sc forman
ornnos de pentes en- medic de la plaza
que impiden ell paseo.
Sc asequra que una comisi6n de
n,artorriouefIos unidos Mr.. Bird sc
encuentran en- Washington conferen-
ciando con las autoridades de la naci6n
los iefes de los partidos polfticos.
En- esta comisi6n nos dicen fguran el
Lcdo Borda, DR.. Henna, Lcdo Diaz.
Diaz Navarro otros.
Ia cerveza Pa6st, de Milwaukee,
es In preferida del p6blico inteligente
Dor su pureza. Son dnicos lmportadores
para San Juan, Arecibo. Aguadlila, Fa-
| jardo, Humacao y Arroyc. los senores
vi. r. CaIder6n C@, Tetuan nnmero
--Mucha gente hay va anotada pa.
"a ir & Veracruz (Mexico) pagandose el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-28
SAN JUAN
NoTAs PoR coRREo
Julio 27.


Los delegados la Exposition de
San Luis, celebraron un Smeeting1 en-
que Sc tomaron varios acuerdos. Parece
que acordaron pagar 1876 dollars men
suales al secretario Besosa, mientras re-
sida en- Puerto-Rico. Estos sefIores Sc
asiQnaron 80 dollars mensuales para sus
gastos en- Puerto Rico, Y Is dollars dia-
rios para cuando Sc trasladen EE. UU.
Sabemos que en- ell Gobierno existe
gran disgusto por ell nombramiento de
Besosa para Secretario, toda vez que ell
presamente Mr.. Butler y la Comisi6n
no 10 acept6, fundandose en- las cuestio-
nes del contrabando, por las que estuvo
Iproces&do dicho senior. Sabemos tam
bien que ell gobernador INFERNO inhuy6
mucho para que no Sc olvidase al reco-
mendado de Mr.. Hunt, pero la Conf
sion, por mayorfa, no 10 acept6.
En- las oficinas de este departamen-
to, serAn colocados varios escribientes Y
otros emplesdos que ell Secretario quie-
re sean trafdos de Ponce.
-Ha presentado Ia renuncia de So
clio de la <San Juan Fraternity ell IL
cenciado don Andres B. Crosas.
Y RECoMENDAMOS todos nuestros
amigos el hotel THE MARINA. San Jos6
numero /, Capital.-POr un dia de hos.
pedaje, un dollar.
N Para hermosas, Humacao; para
8mangoes, Mayagiiez; v para ven3ar ba-
ratio, la Farmacia Zerbi, situada en- Il
Tcalle de Allen n1mero A, San Juan.
Nos dicen que oil cabo Fonfrfas ha
pressntado In renuncia, y que serS colo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-28
LA EXPOLIACION EMPIEZA
UNA INDUSTRIA PUERTORRIQUENA, ATACADA
POR UNA INDUSTRIAL AMERICANA

NADIA de particular encontramos;
ESQ es perfectamente admissible en-
La esfera de los negocios, hasta
redunda en- bien del p1blico, pues
ALI donde hay competencia no pue-
Gle existir ell monopolio.
PerO esa cOmpafl1a, al esta ble-
cerse en- Ponce, SO propuso acapa-
rarlo Y monopolizarlo todo :su plan
ta electrical no puede luchar en-
competencia con la de La &Sociedad
An6nima~; comprende que solo a
costa de esta empresa, es que pue-
de subsistir; y amparandose del
xQuo Warranto Bill>, posterior a
la ley por La cual Sc decreto La con-
cesion a la xSociedad Anonima>,
denuncia a 6sta, pretendiendo que
Sc decrete SUI clausura porQue no
paga actualmente 10 que Sc desig-
ma con ell nombre de &Royalty>, ale
gando que ella satisface ese dere-
cho. Esto es ciertO, perO t6ngase
tambi6n en- cuenta que la tai COM
pafifa americana goza de una&fran-
quicia& de que no disfruta La socie-
dad anonima.
Sc pretende, pues, realizar una
expoliacion en- perjuiciO de una
industria puertorriquena, sin te-
ner en- cuenta, que 6sta no Sc asien-
ta bajo la base de una franquicia
otOrgada graciosamente pOr ell Con-
sejo Executive, como sucede q La
&Ponce Railwayand Light Ca>,
sino que arranca de una ley 9 de-
creto VICENTE al establecerse aque-
LA empresa y merced al cual ha
venido funcionando desde mucho
antes de la invasion americana.
Lo que pretende esa compa-
MA americana es esta blecer un
monopolio irritante con perjuiciO
del pdblico ponceflO; 10 que Sc
busca es matar manO a1rada,
q La dnica industria ponceha, que
con medios garantizadOs de vida
funciona en- La ciudad del Sur; d 10
que Sc aspira pOr tOdOs los mediOsS
imaginables es q que los pOcOs capi-
tales puertorriquenOs que aun
existen sucumban ante el capital
americana; y hoy matandOse nues-
tras industrias; y maflana ahO-
gandose al comercio native; y lue-
go observation-disclosures la propiedad
territorial, llegar en- breve tempo
q la completa absorcion de TODD 10
que represente una fuente de pro-
dnccion de riqueza para los puer-
torriquenos, hasta que @stos que
den reducidos a La miserable con-
dicion de parias.
Tai son hasta ahora las mues-
tras elocuentes de 0naer3c012as0ca6a9
que nos viene dando ell gObiernO
con la anuencia de un grupO de
puertorriqueflos services, que an
te sus mezquinas ambiciones per-
sona1es no titubean en- sacrificar
todos los intereses morales y mate
riales del pals.
va volveremos sobre este pun
to; porque podra despojarse al pals
de todo 10 que posee, pero no sera
sin nuestra protesta en6rgica, sin
one Ilevemos al corazon de los
puertorriquefos oleadas de indig-
nacion y de altivez.