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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-06

Best baths in the city at the Principal Barber Shop. Opposite Board of Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-06

New Wall Paper, 1902 patterns, Peoples
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-06
The rink Is In full blast.

Tn, seattle Bohemmn oraught Beer is ae pes, and most expensive draught eer made u seattle. For sale at the se- ttls saloon. ,osne, state and sixth ave ,uo.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-06

The Seattle saloon Is a thoroughly re- spectsble gentem4n's re'ort Fine lunch ser.ed with every glass oi beer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-06

Fresh taffy daily at the Boss Bakery.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-06
IlIEY

Thereby designate the Daily Alaskan. news paper published at Skagway, Alaska. and being Che newspaper published nearest tO Che Discoy- cry Placer Claim, as the paper in which thc above notice shall be published,
 JOHN W. DUDLEY,
 Register. Date of first publication, November ll l9O2. Date Of last publication, January l8. 1905.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-06

Chris, Shea, the popular night bartender Of the Miscet, will go South on the Amur for a months vacation.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-06
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR U.
 s. PATENT NO. 10.
limited sintos T.oud Omco

IUTTTT 0TITT0 IIUI WTTTO|
 Juneau. AlaslGi October h llul. Notice is hereby given that iu pursuance oi tho net of congress approved May DO. lbi1, John Dalton. whose p0st0fflcc address is Juneau, Alaska in behalf of himself and his co-uwncrs, E. 10. Haulcy and J. F Malouy, has made appll- cation for u patent for tho Discovery Placer Mining Claim. situated on Porcuplnc creek, a tributary Of thc klahcua riyCr in hc POrcu- pine mining district district of Alaska and dcs- iuatcd by thc leld notes and oiicinl plat on nlc in this o0lce us Mineral Survey No. 5i, said Mineral Survey No, 5H being described as follows. Magnctic variation being o dcg' oi min. E)
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-06

Geo. ]. Wallace, Of the Canadian Bank Of Commerce, left on yesterday mornings train for his new assignment at Atlln,
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-18

An order will be issued upon
the return of Land Commissioner
Richards from the west, opening
up considerable area of Mime
sofa government land to home
stead entry and pre-emptien.
Officials of the land office are
busy preparing list Of lands
this week.
The tract embraces several
towns in Beltrami county, and is
not on an Indian reservation.
The Indian agricultural lands
cannot we'll be opened up until
after the pine land sales have
taken place, as the department
holds that there might be aeon
tict between the purchasers Of
the pine and the homesteaders.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-18
ALLEGED THAT CHARLES STEY~
ENSON STOLE $50 FROM
SALOONKEEPER.
THE CASE WILL NOT BE
PROSECUTED.
Charles Clark Sentenced to SO
DAYS on Petit Larceny
Charge.

Charles Stevenson, bartender
in the saloon of Ole Anderson,
known as the Lake Shore Sample
room, was arrested last night on
the charge of having stolen $50
from the till. The saloonkeeper
refused to prosecute and the case
was sthrown out of court this
morning, with the understanding
that Stevenson was to return the
money taken. He will also pay
the costs, amounting to 50.
1t is alleged that the bartender
took the money and got drunk.
He claims that he merely stepped
out of the saloon for few min
utes, intending to return and re-
place the money taken. he left
man to watch the place. The
man called up the proprietor and
informed him OF what had trans
pired. Mr. Anderson called the
police to his aid, and q search for
the missing man was instituted,
with the result above noted.
When arrested Stevenson had
$40: Soon his person.
The amount OF money taken
was sufficient to make the charge
grand larceny, and if the case
had been prosecuted Stevenson
could have been sentenced to-
three years in the state prison.
Charles Clark, a young man
who has been working about
town for some time past, was
sentenced this morning by Judge
Achenbach to serve 60 days in
the county Jail for the theft q
So. Is, a knife and watch chain
from the home of a friend.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-18
W. D. WAsHBURN, JR.,
3O2 GuarantyLoan Bldg,
Minneapolis, MINI
Ida.Root Gordon.

Ida-Root Gordon last night for
a second time appeared before an
appreciative audience in the
Presbyterian church. She was
ably assisted by local talent, and
the evenings entertainment was
a pleasing one, Miss Gordon
possesses unusual dramatic abil-
ity and appears to special adj
vantage in her dramatic readings.
She has great powers of expires
sion and makes a good stage APP
pearance. Miss Gordon has
charge of the entertainment to
be given tomorrow night for the
beneftof the base ball team.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-18
For Sale.

$1,000 acres two and one
half miles directly north of the
thriving city of Bemidji; this is
a level piece of land with small
tim Der; it should make good
general or stock farm; includes
the NJ, SW4, Sec. %, Twp 147,
Rye. 33.
S1OOO-2OO acres in compact
body, five miles north of the town
of Turtle River, two miles from
shipping station, five miles from
Tenstrike; my reports show black
loan soil with clay subsoil; sew
eral thousand posts and poles,
which will sell readily at neigh
boring stations; also includes
good meadoW land this-isas good
land as grows in Beltrami county.
SW4 of NW44, WI of SW4 Sec. 5,
FL of SCI of Sec 6, Twp. l4e.
Roo 20
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-18
TALKS TO STUDENTS.
President Roosevelt Visits the Univer-
sty of VIRGINIA.


Charlottesville, Va, June 1S-Pres-
ident Roosevelt yesterday wound up
mis- tour of the country by visit to the
University Of Virginia 1t was alumni
day at the university and the occasion
was made memorable by the presence
of many men distinguished in public
life, some of them graduates of the
university. The reception accorded to
the president was a particularly warm
one and he was greeted with ringing
cheers then he arose to speak before
the a-asuni in the public hall, and the
student 1ody at the luncheon rendered
him in tie gymnasium, and they were
renewed several tines during his two
speeches.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-18
WERE MARRIED
Last Night Miss Ida Root
Gordon and Mr.. Willis
G. Dunlap.

4 ~
Miss Ida Root Gordon, the dra-
maticSreader who gave a recital
in the Presbyterian church last
night, was married at the close
of the recital to Mr.. Willis a.
Dunlap. The couple stepped to
the altar Immediately after the
entertainment, and Rey. Mcleod
performed the ceremony
Mr.. Dunlap was Miss Gordon 5
business manager. The dra-
matte reader has been in town
for a week past and has givent two
recitals.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-18
MEXICO PAYS UP.
Uncle Sans Neighbor Shows Most
Unusual Promptness.

Washington, June Is. - Ambassador
CLAYTON has cabled the state depart
ment that the Mexican government
Yesterday deposited to his credit ST.
-622.628- on account of-the--Pitis fund
award. This plotAp ness on the part
Of the Mexican government In meeIlnS
it's obligations has broken all records
in arbitration. The money will be
RENTED to Archbishop Riordan, blsh-
CD of San Francisco, the titular claim
ant. as there have been no assign
ments to attorneys ia interest.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-18
RECEIVED BY EMPRESS.

Admiral Evans Granted an Audience
by Her Majesty Of China.
Pekin, June IS. - The dowager en-
press has received Rear Admiral Rob
ley D. Evans, comnander-in-chief Of
the United States Ash attic fleet, and his
staff. All the far Eastern newspapers
infer that the assembling of an Ameri-
can squadron at Chez Foo is for the
purpose of impressing Russia.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-18
CORPORATION TO
BE FORMED
y ----------
CITIZENS MILL UNITE TO PRO
MOTE IMPROVEMENTS ON
FAIR GROUNDS.
TO BE INCORPORATED FOR
SUM OF 50, 500.
Over One.half Of This Amount
Has Already Been
Raised.


1t is proposed to form a COR
poration with citizens of Bemid il
as members for the purpose of
promoting the project for secur-
ing agricultural fairs, ball games,
races, etc, for the town, and
with this object in view. spending
a sufficient amount OF money on
the ball and fair grounds, which
will be. combined, to make them
first class in every particular and
suitable for the best of all sorts
of out door sports and fairs, or
to whatever other purpose they
may be put.
It is thepurposet to raise a fund
of s., 500. About $1,000 OF this
amount has already been sub-
scribed.
Following Is the petition WIN
names of subscribers attached.
Additional names will be pub
lished from week to week until
the desired amount is obtained:
The undersigned citizens OF
the yillaop of Bemidii Mimi.
being DESTROYS of promoting the
public welfare of the said village,
and to that end to provide an
agricultural fair and baseball
grounds combined in one, hereby
associate themselves together
and promise and agree each with
the other that they will form
themselves into an association
under the statutes of the state OF
Minnesota for the purpose of
holding agricultural fairs, with a
proper race-track, and OF having
games of baseball played upon
the grounds of the Agricultural
Fair association, and they hereby
pledge themselves to take of the
stock in such association so to be
hereafter organized, the several
amounts set opposite their
names hereafter signed.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-18

Afternoon.
Samuel I. P. Hayth and Mrs.
DIVA Lemerville were arrested at
1880 O'Clock last night on the
charge of adultery. They We're
released on $500 bonds each, and
| their case was set to come up IN
Judge Achenbach's court this
afternoon.
Edward L. Lemerville, husband
of the woman, who started a suit
for divorce early in the month
charging his wife with adultery
and naming Hayth as correspond
ent, suspicioned that she still
kept up unlawful relations with.
Hayth and kept a watch on the
couple
The woman has been rooming
in the building across from the
town hall, next to the Danforth
hotel. on Minnesota avenue. Mr..
Lemerville saw Hayth enter the
building lastnightand summoned
the police. The officers We're
left down stairs, and the man
went up to his wife s room. The
door was locked and he was re-
fused adnittance. He broke IN
the door, but Mrs. Lemerville
was alone in the room. The
open window told the story.
Hayth had leaped to the ground
and made for the barn He was
seen in the act of entering the
latter building, and the barn was
Immediately surrounded. Hayth
had taken refuge in the loft, and
when the irate Lemerville APP
peared on the scene he made a
second leap, this time from the
barn window into the alley below.
He landed in the arms of the
officers and was taken to jail, to-
gether with his partner in crime.
The required $500 bonds We're
furnished and the two were re-
leased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemerville were
married at Verndale, Mimi, in
1888. Whey have one child, IA
yeaa-old daughter. The man is
AZ years old, and his wife -. On
June 2 Lemeryille started suit
for divorce, charging adultery.
He claimed tohave caught his wife
criminally associating withHayth
on different occasions, the first
time being May 20, 1903. He
also started a suit against Hayth
for 5000 damages for the alien
alton of his wife's affections.
Both cases will probably come
up for trial in the September
term Of court.
Mrs. Lemerville last week
brought a motion for alimony be-
fore Judge McGienahan and was
granted S. a week and $50 attor-
ney fees. Last nights affair will
probably put a stop to the ali
mony.
Mr.. Lemerville tends bar at
the Bank saloon, and Hayth CON
ducts a livery stable and buys
and sells horses.
Later.
| o,,l II
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-18
Charles Gould has purchased
MINERS WILL NOT STRIKE.
Their ConciIiators Will Be Accepted
by the Operators

by the Operators.
Scranton, Pa, June 1S.-There will
be no strike in the anthracite region
growing out of the refusal of the ope'
rators to recognize the credentials OF
District Presidents Nichols, FahYz and
Dettrey, instructed by the joint execu-
tive board of the United MineWorhers
as the miners representatives on the
board of Cancellation. The convention
Of the United Minworkers yesterday
elected the three district presidents by
districts as their representatives, and
the operators, through President
George F. Baer of the Reading com
pany, announced that this action was
satisfactory.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-18
Pay Their Fines.

Saloonkeeperh In East Grand
Forks have enriched the county
to the extent of $4,000. Yester-
day they paid that amount into
the treasury for having harbored
slot machines. Each one was
taxed $50 fyr keeping the ma
chimes, and those found guilty OF
keeping open during hours pro
hibited by law were fined an
additional $25.
Charles Gould has purchased
the stock of goods formerly
owned by Frank Longcoy. Mr.
Gould has been In the city for
the past three years conducting
the harness department of Nc
Cuaig & Ludington's store.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-18
Later.

County Attorney Loud secured
an adjournment of the case this
afternoon.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-18

Samuel /. P. Hayth and Mrs.
DIVA Lemerville were arrested at.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-18
THE CITY

5 THE CITY )
G~~~~o~-
Flavoringextractsa at Firms. so
B. F. Gray is up from Solway.
We mix paints toorder. Jones6t
t. O. Melby of Wilton IS in
town.
Buy the best teas and coffees
at Finn's SOFT
Ed Cavanagh is here from Red
Lake Falls.
S. C. johnson Of Crookston is
in the city.
J. H. Strong is here from
Eagle Bend,
Ed. Gallagher has returned
from Shevlin.
H. r. Moore arrived from Chi
cago yesterday
C. Evans Of Cummings, N. d.,
arrived yesterday.
Mrs. W. F. Street arrived in
Bemidji last night.
w. +. Cody Of White Bear is
visiting in Bemidji.
For sale, tamarack wood, any
length. G. b. Carson. 8-tf
w. H. Butler arrived from
Grand Forks this noon.
NJ. A. Woods Of St. Paul is reg
istered at the Markham.
r. Rass mussen of Crookston is
registered at the Markham.
Mayor Carter of Tenstrike
spent yesterday in Bemidji.
Z. G.. Rickert and wife arrived
from Minneapolis last night.
r
H. G. Remington Of Grand
Forks arrived il. .B3emidjji yester-
day.
L. K. Hicks is up from Duluth.
Thomas Fyley of Wadenais in
town.
Martin N. Cain of the firm of
Cain & Sauntry, Carlton, Mimi,
is In town.
Frank Tessier of Grand Forks
will spend a week camping on
Lake Bemidji.
A marriage license was granted
yesterday to Charles Cutler and
Miss Annie May Sewell.
When in need of fine teas,
-coffees and spices, call on b. J.
Finn at 621 Irvine avenue. 5O-6t
Grand Union Tea companysells
the tea and coffee direct to con-
sumner. Nomiddle man S profit. so
Union Furniture Co., Mime
sofa avenue, near depot. New and
second hand furniture store. 40
Ladies and children's bathing
suits and caps just received at
the Berman Emporium.d 2d-w1
Twenty cases of Strawberries
on sale tomorrow to be sold at 10
cents a box. McCuaig & Lud-
ington. 1t.
Major G. Wilson and Harry
Jolly of Battle River were in
town this morning. They we're
on their way to Mr.. Jolly's claim.
Leave your orders for paper
hanging, decorating, painting and
sign writing with Steece, at Beau
dette's tailor shop. Att
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Ridgeway
today transferred lot 1871, in
block 4, Ridgway subdivision,
section Is, to Mary White. The
price was 500.
W. E. straub, G. Locke and
j. Locke Of Lincoln, Neb., are in
Bemidji looking for farming land.
j. Scribner and B. f. Mcdonald
accompany them.
Jess Barrick of Blackjack, a
northern Minnesota hunter, is in
town. Nh, Barrick was a union
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-16

ExamensS para iagFesar en IA fao-
liCia InsuiaF. Sc cele5raran
si Is Gle Julio

En- La Ultima juata celebr&da por Ia
ComIsi6n de ia Policla Insuiar, SO resOl-
vler0n los siguientes asunbos:
Los poiicias Pho Confes0r argas.
Pedro IL. Cedeno. Isidro Delertra y Al
t0nsO Molinas. fueron reenganchados
por IN plazo de dos AMOS
Los pOlicias Manuel Rouan. Pedro
AlAy6n v Pedro Rodriguez. tneron ex-
pulsados por Tiolaci6n del ReglamenbO
de Policia.
Los poIicias Felipe Morales, Vicbo-.
rlanO l9uinones Y Juan ArrufAt- 1ueron
hcenclados por impOsibiidad fislca-
FL teniente Angel ViliarIny, one Sc
encontraba destacado en- Caguas, ha To-
mHd0 Ell mando de Ia Academia de poll
Ga en- Rio-piedras. cuyo puesto IA 81
DO destRcado.
III sargento Padial "a encnentra 2
cargo del puesto regular de policia de
Rl0-piedrzs
III Is de Julio Sc celebraran exa-
menes hsicos para lRgresar en- el cnerpo
de Policia. Sc nombrRran clncuenfa
guardias de los que resuiGen titles para
ei serviciO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-16

FIdia IL Dorr IA tarde. eD 81 tran 1ue
va de San Juan & ArecaDo. J en- q 90
r,a rfauaento de primers clase. ocupad0
por tres hermal1as &c ~ Iarload que g
dirisy5aT 4 Mana.tf. por el Ct Giorgetti.
- aef,ora unaorls politics Y 81 espOsa y
ma ruF,ada oue Sc dirigian Barcelona
- 5esoe Vega Baia por Ell capIt1n De
Ie PoI;cfa InsuIilr sencr Fernandez Na1er
: ~ tariente seF5or Tallada y otrOs pasa-
53aTos .en+re clos Mr. Walter. Investlga-
dor de ArecIbo, ocurrlo IN 1ncloenb6 eH
extreme desagradabie-
II zsf5or f4Iiorgetti Ilevaba dos para
o-nas e1 IN mans. AL llegar I'll tren Il
ez+ariSn f]e Nainai. 81 apearse Mr.. Hi
! =, ee55ora ouiso arrebakar II Sr- Glor-
syet4i s,no' ia, los. paraguas. pertenecientes
& Ia sonora sueaEra &c este, alegahno que
leapertenecla.
- onuse 4 clio Ell sefI0r IiOrgettl.
an forrau correcba. y Mr. Hill. sin respe-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-16

to las d&mas all1 presentes. lie replico
en- actItud destemplada. trabandose am
bos de paiabra 7 teniendo que Intervenzr
el tenlenEe senior Tallada. 0uien invite
al senior Georgetti CUE para ev1tar dis
gustos. enrregase Ell paraguas Mr. Hill.
q 10 que. como IS natural. Sc Opuso 81
csbalierc zntes mencionado. pues "a "a
z6n esBsba de su parte.
Mr.. Hill le amenaz6. al baJar del
tren. con lleyar el asunto Z los Tribuna-
les, 10 cual no pre0cupa ri senor Giorge-
tn. que sabra probar como ocurri6 al
hecho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-16
Este peri6dico es eI de mas circulation en- Ia sIa
Cr0niCa dela sernana

Podra no haber Justacla en- Puerto
Rlco, pOdra nRberIa sdulterada. como
tJ1o 10 cue cae en- ciertas pecadoras ma
los.
Pero, 10 que es funcionarios aue
gIen mai qg1es5sclegs q cu2lquier pr6oi-
mo, Sc sObrGn: porque, en- este misero
paIs, oOnue estA subvertido eI sentido
moral, abundRn los legistas como abun-
da ID mals seuiIla
tales rehexloBes me las sEgiere IN
hecuo, acasO demasiado inocente. one
ocarrI6 dIas p&ss6os en- el Tribunal de
Paz. + que 70, con mi endia0lada name
"a 1e YER las C0sRs, califico de maIicioso.
Is Ell case cue Gregorio Perez Y
Manuel Sanchez. amb0s federales. fue-
ron c0Ddenados. SIN prueba 2lquna en- su
cJDtra. Cuarenta Y tzntos dias de car
eel caoa uno: apelarOn, v para admitir-
les II apelacl6n, So les pretendfa exiIir
una creclda E&nZa que no p0drlan pres
tar, t0oO con 2rreglo al artlculo % del
L6dIgo de EnJulciamient0 Criminal.
Ei Juez que actu6 en- ell asunto. 10
tl6 el susHtuto. quien hace algunos me-
gss esta eDcargsdO del Tribunal.
Este es IN hOmbre incapsz de hacer
mai Z radle; pero el propietarlo don
Luis II adl Santonl. entr6 al Juzgado
l1crepo al referido sustituto y al secre-
tarIo, porgue babfan dej2do ir las vfcti-
mas sin cOlocarl2s en- ia carcel hasta cue
a1contrasen fiadores cOsa algo dificil
Eq1Ll, " Orden6 que con TODD rigor sc
aDlicase ell "a cItado artfculO 80.
Ante tai desafuero, Ell suscribiente.
cue formaDa parte del p1blic0. Ilam6 la
stencl6n del Tribunal h&cia la Lev que
der0ga ell articulo mandad0 aplicar tan
snt6ticamente. Y Sc evit6 ell atropello
Ahora bien: NO fue una intromisi6n
del JueZ Nadi querer res0lYer 8 inp0ner
81 voluntad en- IN asuntO en- que NADIA
tanIa cue Ter4
II, il rnaEciosamente Sc detiene q
agueilOs individu0s, solo por satisfscer
venganzas pOl1tlcas. 5quien era moral
8aterlalmenbe. responsible de e4o9
Ffjese en- clio ell Honorable Attorney
General; Y 6l que es Jefe de Justicia
procure que sus subOrdinados no usur-
pen las RtribucloDes tagenas, pOrque csc
es IN fatal sisBema en- rsmO tan delicadO-
-
I'll pundonorOso cabo de La Policia
lnsular. don Francisco Carreras. de1un-
cI6 Y oetHvo don Manuel Rios, & 0ulen
SO acusa de haber recibido cincueuta do
Lars Eleuterio Sanchez. p0r defender
le en cierta causa- Rios no es Abogad0:
tcaBe supOner que estuEiese de acuerdo
con Ell Tribunall 10 dudamOs: aunque
lada debe dudarse dada la corruption
que invade La Isla.
-
The Puerto Ric0 Herald en- I'd edi-
torisl cue titula &No es bora todaYIao,
aconseja & los federales que tengan cal
ma y aguarden algunOs meses mas; pues
la causa puertorrigDeha Sc ImpOndra al
fin como una necesidad imperiosss y no
es prudente anticiparse 4 los acOnteci-
mlentOs.
Por 10 que q nosotros respecta, dis
p1estos nos haIlarnos esperar cuantO
mere precise: porque 10 nos deEOra Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-16
So haze Independence

El senor don Manuel Viruet. de
Utuado, nos participa por atenta carta,
su dese0 de hacer c0nEtar p0r nnestro
conducto que. desde esta fecha, queda
an absolute desligado del partido repu-
bIicano en- cuyas filas militaba. colocan-
dose en- actitusl Independence
Oueda c0rnpIacid0 Ell seflor NirHeI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-16

lmpaclencia. porQue tenemos fs en- nues-
tros procedimientos. en- nues6ro progra-
ma y en "a pOrvRnir cue, In deser nues-
tro cuzndO Sc dIsIpen las sombrRs ems
tre de llen0 este pobre pals. en La vida
dc los pueblos libres.
NOsotros. como federales hemos ye-
nldo combat endo sin treguz: Sc nos ha
veJRdO. Sc h2 eXtremEdo o contra n0s0tr0s
In nota de la lntransEgelacia; y, Justo es
que como federaies nos encuentre en- pie
el ola de Ia Jushclx repsr2Qora-
IodO cAmbi0 que Sc pretenda en
esDos mOmentOE. es un Tetr0cesO en- eI
camlno de Ia dignidad
! los combatientes de honor avan-
zan slempre, perO no rCstr0ceden 3am8s-
Los federales Noboz , Soto Con
zaleZ So hacen republicanos. 81 elIos
Green asi defender su Patria- que les
aproveche- Son hombres Iibres: y, IL
bres tamblen n0s0Er0s no les RfeamOs 81
cOnducta-
Solo nos gueda una dud&. la de 81
la JuDtR el C0mIte local reDu bliczno
les obhgaron q esa resoluci6n- Porque,
q declr verdad: ESQ de entrar de 130tu
des2credit2do. 10 cuadra hombres que
So precian de saber pensar, como Noboa
V Soto Gonzalez. Mucho menos en mo-
mentos en que una Junta de Educaci6n
republican, era 6rbitra para c0ntratarles
dejaries en- Ia caIle
Pasaron las contratas de los macs
tros:
neste como en- cast todos los casos.
el par1ido republican, Sc ha divorciado
del sentIr unanIme del pueblo
Cinco seis dias antes del senalado
para In session en- que habian de nom
brarse estos; corri6 ell rumor de que di-
cha ,BuntR no c0ntra1arza al ilustr2do
Professor don Fnlgencio Mercado.
i. Ell pueblo sc agit6.
Senorss. senorit2s, j6Tenes Y caba-
Ileros de ambos partidos polfticos, Sc d.
riglerOn al senor Inspector con al I'm de
que 10 So consumase Ia InjustiCia- toda
vez que q Mercado le aprecla todo eI
pueblo Dor su excelenfe comD0rtanIenB0
ofcial Y particular.
Pero de nzda vali6: La Junt&,
melOr dichO el caclque que Ia mane5a,
decreb6 ell despojo.
i, Ell pueblo como siempre Sc que
d6 burlado
No le pese este al amigo: en- esos
momentos de incertIdumbre pzra 81 pU-
do comprender 10 mucho que sc le esfI-
ma en Agua0a-
No To imp0rbe nadz liz rabia de tres
8 cuatro mentecabOs que So Green due
nos del mundo porque hay quien les
adule. Que hay tambien quIen les anne
maze con echarles de ese nuevo paralso
que encOntraron graclas & sus servIils-
mos: & Ia nobilfsima campana sOstenl-
da por las turbas en- contubernlo asque-
~rosos con los p0deres p1bllcOs-
HIGINIO HERNANDEZ VARGAS.
Aguads. JUNO 28 de 1903