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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13
TAILOR SHOP" GRAFT.
Sioux City Has an Exerience With the
Kind

| Special to Times Republican.
Sioux City, June 13.-Not until
Thursday had anyone shown the nerve
| to attempt to work the tailor shop
graft in Sioux City. since the time ten
years ago, when the grafters, Myers
and Blum, were shot and killed by Au-
gust Pilla, in the Third street Joint Of
"Burly" Graves, and Graves fled 10 the
pine woods of northern Minnesota.
In Thursdays gang there We're three
men, George O'Brien. alias George Ba-
ker. of New York, aged AZ: +. c. Row
ley, alias r. M. Sheldock. of Chicago
aged 81; -. yoaS .la. aged
about 81.
The police say that O'Brien was ar
ranging for room in which to spread
his tailor shop''layout, which consisted
of pair of shears. and miscellaneous
lot Of sample cloth. The young men
were to do the soliciting for the trade.
However, the police having been APP
prised of the coming of this trio, the
game was nipped in the bud. OBrlen
and Rowley were taken to police mead
quarters. by Detective Follis and West
field. O'Brien said that he would be
perfectly willing to get out OF town,
even though he should nave 10 walk III
only the police would allow him TO go.
Rowley was impertinent and was lock-
ed up. The third CRATER could not be
found.
The tailor shop graft Is stronger
than the shell game or the odd army
game" so popular at country fairs.
ANY man who enters the portals of the
place is almost sure to fall victim TO
the wolves. First he is solicited to or
der a suit of clothes, then he is asked TO
play some game, and then he is robbed
and If he should attempt resistance the
men who are hanging around the place
heat him and throw him out Piila was
one man who, although by chance. got
the better of two of the smoothet.
"tailor shop men in the country. rms
gang working under the direction Oh
Graves. used to have runners at the
trains to meet incoming lambs. and
steer them to the shop" The killing
Of Myers and Blum and the cleaning
out Of this notorious gang was not
able chapter In the criminal history Oh
Sioux City.
Thursday night O'Brien was sent OUT
OF town and Rowley was lockeo up
charged with being CRATER.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13
Dedicate Hospital.
to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, June 1S.-Over 200
of the foremost men and women of
Council Bluffs and Omaha We're guests
of the Sisters of Mercy at the formal
opening of the new Mercy hospital
Thursday afternoon. The reception
and banquet We're the most successful
ever given in the city, and the briilian-
cy of the entire affair was most pro-
pituous beginning for the handsome in
stitution of which every resident of the
tri-cities is justly proud.
Though the new hospital has been
occupied since soon after the first of
the year. Thursday marked its compile
ton In every detail and formal dedica-
ton to the service of the public The
coy furnishings of the magnificent
structure were beautifully set forth
Thursday by the wealth of flowers and
handsome decorations to be seen in all
parts of the hospital.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13
A WARM FIGHT
Cummins and Anti cummins Forces in
Hamilton County Struggling for Con-
troll at the Primaries Today.

Special to Times Republican.
Webster City, June l3-The Cum
Minis and ant-Cummins forces are hav-
ing The hottest fight Of their lives in
Hamilton county today IN the repub-
lican primary election. County officials
and committeeman are to he nomi-
rated. There is but one candidate each
for treasurer and su, erintendent of
schools and four for sheriff These
fights, however, are lost sight of in the
Cummins fight. The governors friends
now control the county and the indica-
tons now are that they will administer
n crushing defeat to the ants and tar
ifs well enough alone.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13
WILSON HAS FAYETTE.
Caucauses Held Last Night Give As
surance of Big Lead for Him.

Oelwein. Ia, June 13.-The fight for
the control of this, Fayette county, SEN
atorial race, shows that A. e. Will
son, of this city, had it well in hand.
The following townships had caucuses
las night and all instructed for Wilson,:
Fayette, z; Center b; and Oran, 3.
These together with the % from Oel-
vein and Is from West Union which
have already been chosen and are for
Wilson, makes him 50 votes. The In
dications are that he Will have from
100 TO 120 out of the ISL votes compos-
ing the county convention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13
Robbed a Boy.

Special to Times Repupllcah'
Sioux City, June 13.-Three polu ana
highway robbers In the t"l-
light of Thursday evening, held up ana
robbed Hans, the Swear old son OF pf'
Staads, 1901 Jennings street. ihes
took all the boy had on his person.
namely, one silver button, ana sun
dry TOYS fishhooks and pieces of string.
When they had pilfered his pockets
Of all their precious store, they slapped
the thoroughly frightened youngster'
heat and kicked him and then sent him
wildly sobbing to his home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13
CARS RUNNING AT DUBUQUE.
Of Service on the Union
Electric Company.

Resumption OF Service on the Union
Electric Company.
Special to Times Republican.
Dubuque, June 13.-The Union Elec-
trio company resumed the operation of
its cars late yesterday afternoon. On
a guarantee from Mayor Berg that the
city would afford the necessary pros
lection, two cars were run over the
entire system, but the strikers did not
attempt to interfere with the non union
motormen. The cars We're not run last
night, but the company promises re-
sumption of q 10-minute service on
Main street today.
Yesterday afternoon the company's
officials, Mayor Berg and committee
appointed by the Retailers association
held a meeting, and the representatives
of the company promised to resume
service inside OF fifteen minutes of the
mayor would issue a proclamation or
dering them to do SO and guarantee
protection. The mayor issued the proc
lamation and for the first time in five
weeks street railway service was re-
sumed.
The strikers rejected the terms of
settlement proposed by the Union Elec
trio company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13
FREeLovE OUT OF RACE.
Sioux Rapids Man Will Not be Can
date for Representative.
,ecial to 'Times- RepublIcan.

I
Alta, June IS. - A. l.. Freelove,
OF Sioux Rapids, has announced to his
friends that he will not be candidate
for state representative, having recon
sidered his determination to come out.
He gives as his reason that his bust
ness interests will not permit the time
necessary to a canvass. This leaves
frank n. Buckingham, of Elk township
as the only candidate in the field. and
from appearances there will be no OPP
position to his nomination. Mr.. Buck
ingham is farmer and a man we'll
equipped for legislative duties.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13
Essex News.
to Times Republican.

Special to Times RepubIlcaH.
Essex, June 13.-Miss Dora Nye, OIL
Essex, and Mr.. p. c. Carpenter, OF
Nodaway. Ia, were married at the nome
Of the brides parents here. About loo
guests were present. Revs. L. b. car
penter, C. A. Carlin and j. J. Varles
took part in the ceremony. The bride
is a daughter of Glen j. P. Nye and
wife and is an accomplished and per-
feet lady. The groom is the Oldest son
Of Rev. l.. b. Carpenters family, or
Essex. He is young man of excellent
habits. The young couple will make
their home at Nodaway. A host or
friends wish them well.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13

Mrs. A. B. Gopher, and husband.
Mrs. Humphrey, the deaconess who
assisted at the M. e. meetings last win
ter. will be here Sunday and give a
talk.
Mr.. Payne has five men here today
figuring on the construction of his cleo
trio plant.
Miss Emma Forsythe, our primary
teacher, is spending her summer vaca-
ton with her relatives in Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13
FUN AT WEBSTER CITY.
Local Celebrities to Do Some Daring
Acts at the Carnival.

Acts at the SarniVai.
Special to Times Republican.
Webster City. June 13.--The carnival
which has been In full blast in this
city all week bids fair to close tonight
in a blaze of respondent glory. in
which local celebrates will take part
in spirit of fun. Last evening +. f.
Wilson. president of the Crooked Creek
railroad. stated in a crowd that he
would take Fraviolos place tonight and
loop the loop in hollow globe. E. II.
Martin, president of the Martin Tele-
phone Co., at once called him and made
the bluff that should Wilson keep his
word he would make the high dive
from the S0-foot ladder. Neither will
take bluff and Wilson is running ex-
cursions today from all directions TO
see the grand finale tonight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13
Farmers Mutual Meeting.

Special to Times RepubIlcan.
Iowa Falls, June 13.-The annual
meeting OF the Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.. of Hardin and Franklin
counties just held in this city shows tho
institution TO be in a healthy condi-
ton. The total amount of insurance
carried by the company at the present
time is $l,S54, SIT.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13
Accident at a Race.

Special to Observation-Disclosures
Alta, June ia horse race was run
at the race track at this place Thursdty
between a gypsy outfit and crown of
Schaller men. While rounding the first
turn the saddle on the Schaller horse
turned, throwing the rider to the
ground, breaking his arm and peeling
all the skin from his face and head. He
was able to be removed In the even
ing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES.
Amended Cross Petition Filed in the
Buckley Case.


Special to Times Republican.
Waterloo, June 1S.-The Buckley case
which is on trial in the district court,
is drawing near the close, evidence in
rebut.al being taken yesterday.
Mrs. Buckley, thru her attorneys, has
filed an amended cross petition in
which she asks $4,000 damages from
the doctor. in addition to the $4,000
alimony, asked for in the original Pc.
tition. This will make the amount of
alimony and damages asked by the de-
fendant $4,000.
The original uetition alleged that DR..
Buckley was worth from $4,000 ito
100000. in property moneys and crede
its. ~
The case has now extended over a
period of nearly two weeks, and it will
continue thru today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13
Modern Woodmen, Uniform Foresters,
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 1926, 1908.

Ten dollars for the round trip via
Chicago Great Western Railway. Tick
cts on sale June Is and 14th. Good to
return June 26th Cor July 25th on pay
ment of so cents extra). For further in
formation apply TO j. A. Ellis, ticket
agent, Marshalltown Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13

Crotty VS.. the Chicago Great Western
Railway Company inis morning
brought in verdict for $1,000 for the
plaintiff. The case was tried in the feo-
cral court now in session in this city
and was hard fought legal battle. me
jury was instructed this morning ana
returned a verdict after being out an
hour and a half.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13
KILLED By A TRAIN.

An Italian laborer Struck by illinois
Central Passenger.
Special to Times Republican.
Webster City. June 1S.-Juan Giovi-
an Italian railroad laborer. was
killed at 80 this afternoon by Illinois
Central passenger No. 5. He was cross
ing the bridge when the train came up
on him and killed him instantly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13
HIS JAW BROKEN.

Matthias Houser Hit by Baseball at
Union.
Special to Times Republican.
Union, June 13.-Mathias Houser
while watching ball game at the
Woodmen's picnic was struck in the
let cheek by a ball, resulting in the
breaking of his jaw He was standing
back of first base and was hit by &
thrown ball
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13
GETS VERDICT FOR $1,000.

Mrs. Catherine crotty Wins In Suit
Against c. G. W..
Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge, June 13-rhe jury in the
$4,000 damage suit of Mrs. Catherine
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13

Bv order of the republican state cen
tral committee. r. II. SPENCE.
Chairman.
c. w. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-20
MuchO trabajO aver
EN- LA SALA DE
SOCORROS

Ia 10 sala de socorros faeron aver
asistidas las psrsonss siguientes;
Jasn Ri3s. de una harids contusa
aobrs 81 arco superior izquierdc; A:
miro Gomez de una herida contusa
por msgullamiento sobre ell aedo
grande del pie deteeho; Ramon Ga.
mundi de una herlda contusa sobre
In articuls C del codo derecho Azure
lilo Mar ,inez, de una he ida .ineisa,
sobre el tn 90 del pie izqulerdo; 10,
Sc Trujillo de una herldA contus q
sobre eli occipita; Rafno FIgueroa,
de una ha.iaa incisa contusa gobre
10 region NASAL; Marfa Of, z de una
herida contusa sobre 10 region from.
tai derech,; Francisco Cruz, de una
hetiaa consusA sobre ell GARLIC IL.
quierde ; Juan Rivera, de una-heri.
d. contusA sobre II region occipital
Y vAriss Commissioners en- ell hombro
izquierdc; Maria Cruz de una he ida
contnsA sobre La region fronto. tenn.
porAI derechA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-20
P6Sim2S condolences
higienicas en- Culebra
HUNG EN- EL HORIZONTE DE-
NUNCIA LA PRESENCIA DE
UN ACORAZADO AMERICANA
I'm individuo gravemente
herido
[De maestro cosresponsal1

Culebrs, Marco II. Aquf estamos
en- eireunstaneias muy STITCHES por
10 fssta dc sgaa, sin embargo de
est ar.roseadoa por Ell mar, y 10 6nico
que nos fAltaba se IN presentado: 10
viruela.
E. case fac declarAdo en- nm sir
veute s.ortolos del tenisnte MIR.
Harding. En- Ell aeto se personaron
en- dichs casa ell doctor Thomson
Acompa q ado del praeticsnte senor
C%astrelo. quienss dispusieron el tras
laao del enfermo 6 eitio aislado, le-
jos del caserfo.
L'Amo 10 atenci6n raspeeto de an
sitio aenominado Ella @ aebrAdas que
sieado b y su corrients muy esess&
y utilixAnaose como lavadero despi.
de n fstidez insoportAble CON la
agravanta de que dichs qusbr q 10
estA prscisamente detr6s de las CO.
sas escuelas, ademzs de que en-
arue las aguas se cuiddn serdos, 10
que es ell eolmo de L. antihiRi sne.
EstamOs, pnes, en- Ia bocR, NO de nm
lobo, sinO Sc nm cuLebr0n.
FL diA Is &c hizo q la mar ell sOlim
pias. Sagrfale eli M sristta" y tras
este Ell panther. Este & timo lie.
vAbA 6 ga bordo 400 soldados de In.
fanteria de marina de los del cam
pAmento sDeway>. Dichos barcos
Sc d rigieron nj Sud. AL paAar por
ell canal 10 banda del sOimpiA'' toca
ba 10 gran Marcia Ganeral Grant.
El mismo dia Is desde Santa Cfuz
6 Saint Thomas, sc vefs humo de
nm bArco qae recorffa aich distan.
Gle. Sc me dijo que era nm acora-
zAao americana y eli propio dia ell
"VinetA" Sc encontraba en- SAint
Thomas. Ri pueo'o h;z1 aquf los
mayores comentsrit sHsy quienas
ven ell escnadr6n del Kaissr sen puer
tas. ComeDtsrios nj fne...
RI escuadr6n americana Sc LID v6
de aqui 5 900 libras de carne. Sofa.
meLte ell ePAnthsy. llev6 5000 de
elias.
Fu6 herido aquf nm individuo. El
heeho ocnrri6 en- una cAntina de
sextramurosp y la hsrida f.e an ell
cuello. e ~individuo sa llama Fran.
co. Ri doctor Jhonao1s la hizo In
primera cara. Ri homhfre sst& may
grave.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-20
FL matrlmOniO anOChe
en- Cathedral.

pSaR6n estAbA anunctado, SO llev6
efscto anoche & las diez ell matri-
monio del joven jose O .ero Menaez,
empleAdo de las Cfsinss del Coml
sionado del Interior, con 10 v%ittuosa
ssf1orita Mercedes Sosa y Reyes.
Tn gran ndmero de damas y caba'
lleros acompsno & los nAvios hssts
IL Cathedral, y luego que concluyo
al ceremonial de costumpre d la casa
de los padres de ID novis, en- 10 Gale
de San Sebastian. Faeron AtentA'
mente obsequiAdos por los esposos
SosA, con riqafsimos y sabrosos dull
ces y licores. A las doce de 10 no
che an coche condujo & los aesposa'
dos & so hogan,
Que IL fellcidad y 10 dicha lAmAs
fAlten en- ell nuevo hogar tornado
por los esposos Otero, son nuest !os
desc q.
Dichosos los que ven convsrtidas
en- hermosR reslldAd d ilusiones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-20
Ola POLlTICO

No puede negsrse que 81 duro fu6
oil efsCto producido pOr Q Ipforms
que contra IL eG nstitucjon de mn ta'
rritOri0 en- In isiN emiti6 In Comisi6n
JadiciAl del Consejo, categoricos y
firmes faeron los discursos que apo
yAron ID opinion de ID CGmAra.
Bisn ideAaos y do evidente dial6c'
tica, hu bierAn tenido indudable ed
cacia 81 In msyolfA no habiera escu'
chAdo afsrrAda & su idea preconce
6idG.
De los discusses, los del senior
GuzmGn (don Jos6l y delegado senior
LArrinaga pueden ssrvir para esta.
blecer los dos puntos de vista do ID
caest.6n. FL primero, Amplio, pre-
ciko y probAndO que el lado poiftico
del Asunto hAbfA aldo bien compren-
dido por ell dicente, y oil segnndo
Aencillo, fAcil y valsrcso ante Ell tni'
co aapecto que en- esq controversies
merecs Atenci6n y debate, asto &c:
eli lado ecoL6mico.
Las re~futAciones fuerOn buenas,
pero NO logrAron nj escs discnrsos
nj los dc los nc torres BArbosa, Gomez
Brioso y Hernandez Lopez, hacer
otra cosa que la que consuma squ6I
cue contra nm marc lanxA una pc.
lOta.
rs nm s6rio NAL que NO hays CON.
vsncimiento possible para ell Conseio
Ejscutivo y que al 1 los Aeueraos no
rssulten de 10 luchA de ideas sir O
de Los mandates que ell Consejo re-.
ciba. De- csc modo puede asegu.
rarse que 10 minolfA estaba demAs y
6 NADIA eonducs .su presencis como
M sea & que Sc airme 81 convened
miento do ga e~nefeacis.
Pero pueae consolarae, porque en-
sl iDgeIioso msoAnismo que conecta
ambAs CkmAras, 10 de Delegatos
estA tAmbien dem&s y, par enae, 10
lucha electoral & naaA conauce. Y
como quierA que es& lueha trAtA de
aisputar In supYemacia rspresentan-
do III pueblo, 81 10 representation
obteniGa es ineficaz, no en- mucho
decir qae ell pueblo cate tambien de
mas, privado como .aqnf &c VI de
i~ntsrvenir de moao Elective en- Sus
Asuntos.
A1i pues, es nm bonito gobierno
este Que nos rige, sEl Pueblo de
Pasrto Ricc>, huslga. Por algo he
mos 6icho varias veees que Ia &elu-
daaanfa de Puerto Ricos tai como
sstA ahorA consentida. no vale 10
penA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-20
OrdeneS a la
PoliC1a Insular.

So ha ordenAdo 6 Ia policiA que no
podrG nipR6a irdividuo del cuerpo
vsstir do paisAno Of antics no obtiene
permiso del Jefe. TAmbien an ade.
lAnte usArfn cuello alto Ajustado al
de In guerrero y pantsl6n estr echo.
Para ell A de Julio ne hA aispuesto
una revistA general del cuerpo, 10
cual se verificar& an San JnAn'
BESIDE que se hizo cargo de su
puesto de primer Jefe ell senior Ham
mill trata cAda .dia de Ere formartel
Casrpo de Policia Insular. Pfonto
puede AaegurArse que 6sts SO hA'
lara organizAdA N iltarmente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-20
0telO femeninO en-
ALLEN Street.
FL galan hugo despa-
vorido.

Anoche una ''ella" del monitor
SAr6nimos p~ersegufs { nm se'. por
In Gale de- 10 Fortaiezs. e staba
furlosa ID muchache, cspfz de rea.
liar las pro, zss del moro Otslo.
Pero 81, conoceaor de Ia senten'
cia squella, <lo que piensa Ell mo-
ro....s Al llegGr q In esqui1a de In
Gale del Cristo, jug6 Ia. cabez ~
los pie tan hkbilmente, que puao
huir de ella perdi6udosele all de
vista.
Eatoncen 10 chicA empen6'e en-
Inc ne habfa metido en- ciarta casa,
auscitando CON 10 duefA de 6 sta una
discussion que acAb6. en- bgrimAs.
B.ja el tel6n. Ri l1olico, que era
reg ular, sa dispers6 muy compiaciao
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-20
U N SOPAPO
a IN CiudSdanO de Puerto Rico

Anoche In Gale de 10 Fortslexa,
asquina Cristo, fu6 teatro de dconteci-
mientos vsrios.
Ua individuo que Sc hAllAba en- 10
Gale, pensAndo Acaso en- 10 inmorta.
lidad del cSngreio, fue sorprendido
de esta manera: Sc le acerc6 an
tipo, y muy tranqUilanaente. le dij6:
sT1 aqufs, acompsf n Ando esas laC6-
nieas pAlabras con mn respectable so,
papo. TAmbien acudi6 & este scto
mucho pdblico, pero "despues de IL
bpllA no hubo NADIA"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-20
I'm raSgO de gene
rosa 'eQuldad'
RESUELTO POR
Ell ATTORNEY

Isaac Tlurets cumplfa condena
de 80 dias de arresto, sta por
ell Juez de Psz de CatedrAl por ven.
der lechs adulterada.
La esposa del preso qued6 con
sus peque1os hiios desampsrad
desde Ell monento en- que ir greso
,quel en- ell oep6sito. Sa aeereo ella
III Pfocura&or G sneraF lie habl6 de
IL situacion an qae le colocsba Ia
fAlth de So msr1go, y ell Attorney,
movido G com passion, ordeno 10 in.
mediatM liEeitsdA al preso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-20
0trO laberint0 que
reSulta del c6IeDre
status = de los puertorriqucnos

Tenamos emit ,naido que ana lay
de los Estsdos UaiiCs pres sribe qu
O~perArios extrAngeros no podrAn de
sem bArcar an los Estados Unidos con
pqe0i0 contraso de Qua quier orden de
o~cupaci6n 6 trAbkjo
Hawaii ca Territorio de los Esta
DOS UpiAos y le ~alcHnzAn por 10 tan
TO los efsctoa de AQuellh ley.
Uaa sociedad de agrieultorea de
aqael pals vino 6 Puerto Rico en-
busca de trabs jadores y TODD ell mua-
do sAbe que fneron llevados ali al.
gunos miles de compstriotas CON an
previo contrato para trabsios sgrf.
Colas.
81 los p~uertorriqut d % son ameri.
canos, ell trasiego estk heeho & ID
sombra dc aquella ley. pero sin son
Elk rkngeross como pArec que SON
considerados no solo en- IL prkctica
sino por fallos de tribnnales amsri.
canos. entonees no puede dudarse
que & un te~rritorio americana, SO
han llevado nfllsres de s~sxtrange-
ross ~contratAdos para de~terminaaos
trabajos.
Sc sabe, adem&s, qua TODD extrAn.
garo que viajxrdoNen 81. clssa,
no lleve consigc 20 dollars, go con-
siderable como inmigranta en- los Es.
tados Unidos y 81 todos los requisi
tos impuestos 6 tai caliead de via,
jeros no Sc cumplenI Ia persons que
en- aquellAs circuntancias desemb&r.
que, Va & Ia carcsl hasta qae arregle
ST sltuaci6n 6 se In remita 81 punto
de origen.
Pues -bien -. New Orleans fu6
testigo del desembRrco de millsres
de sextranjeros1 que viajAbAn en-
81. poIqae no hatfa 40. clase; que
no lievabAn 20 dollars en- oil bolsilio
aunqus 81 muehos mas en- promesas;
que iban sienao jurfdicsmente parte
legal de nm contrAto bilAteral de
trAbaio.. 80. Y todos fueron acepta.
dos, y recibidos y paseAdos hAsta ID
costa del Pacfdco y remitidos al
Hawai-, y alli recibidos sin mas re.
quisitos que los que se exigen 6 una
consignacion de f&raos Guys escAn
dallo 6 TODD eli mundo deja salts.
facho.
iPero no han temblado las ekferasi
DirfNse que 81 gobiernO que tales o
sas autor?z. ls pGs0n carret0s por enci
como aquf Sc dice. y que como ga
puede en- To- realidad de
las cosas repetirse Ell di&logo que
este y ell nj gro Domingo sostuvieron
en- Ia isla desierta:
Robinson. lib aenos dias, buenos
djas. Dsme los viv&s de oraanar z
Domingo. lVivA ell rey...! vivAasa!
Robinson. G. rscias, amado pueblo:
Fl sia par rec4bimiento CON que AGO.
gels mi llegada, LENA de jdoilo mi
alma gez3zs con el amor de las ma.
ches umbras y 10 unsnimiiaa De-.
Domingo. -Pero. nino,... 81 aquf
tamos So merc6 y 20 Ia mas, lcuales
SON las 10 muchsdumbre y IL mani.
midad?
Robinson -iInb6.i J.. Po,qaa es-
tamos los dos solos es que hay una
MIN dad. ia no tieres veto = 20 Of,
do modo que mas uta ime no pusae
ser 10 votaci6n.
Domingo.-Pero eu merc& hace 1a'
yes y dice to crib sndo In contitu.
clio de IL ils.... Olga, nino, iqu9
0 constituci6?
Robinson -iY ESQ preguItss, ami
mai? Presqu6 1acaso ig1oras, sip'
p.fsimo D, mingc, que Constitution
% mn libro qae Sc escribe para tsner
81 guHto de no Gu nplirlo?
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