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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-08-20

il nctions had been issued, and the
men being tried before the judges
who issued the injunctions, they were
heavily fined and imprisoned When
the grand jury was impanelled the
Judge called the attention of tina: body
to these violations of law and gave
them positive orders to investigate and
bring in indictments in all such cases.
The grand jury did not return single
Indictment. When a corporation law
yer can make an affidavit out of court
and is not subject to cross examina-
ton, and a corporation Judge can try
a man without a jury, it is an easy
matter to convict. But when a case
is brought under the law and wit
nesses can be Cross-examined ard the
case is submitted to jury, it is quite
different affair. Injunctions are one
OF the most powerful forces of oppres-
sion. No wonder that they are so in
favor of the robber classes that have
accumulated multi-millionaire for
tt mes.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-08-20
BANKERS AND MULLET HEADS

The foolishness of issuing a cur
rency based upon bank assets shows
il what depths of ignorance the re-
publican leaders think the people are
Immersed on all questions financial.
what they owe their depositors. Call
ing debt an asset, is one of the con-
fidence games that the bankers have
long practiced. The Independent knows
Of one bank that has SEE, 900 capital, a
few chairs, a safe and counter. 1t
has 100000 deposits. Its assets are
therefore $229,000, not counting the
safe, the chairs and the counter.
Against that, it wants to issue at
least $114, 500 asset currency. 1t would
lean that $114,50 out and get inter-
est on it. The bank thinks that would
be very nice thing. But what is the
security that provides that those notes
shall ever be paid? The $500 of cap
ital and the safe, the chairs and the
counter. That is also the only secur-
ity that the depositors of the $204,000
have. That is worse confidence
game" than selling the Masonic Tenn
pie in Chicago for $100, or the gold
brick game. The American people
have proved to be such mullet heads
in the past that the bankers really
have hopes of working asset currency
off on them. There are a good many
millions of mullet heads in these Unit
Ell States and perhaps the bankers
have ''sized them up correctly.
$SSS$$&
The Boston Advertiser says that
Secretary Root prepared a laudatory
farewell order to be issued when Cen
eral Miles retired and carried it to
Oyster Bay, where the president tore it
up, ordered that a retirement OF the
coolest and most formal style be is
sued, and that General Young be ap-
pointed to the command of the army
for six days. All of which goes to
show that The Independent "sized"
Roosevelt up exactly right in the car
toon that it published April 10, 1902.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-08-20
INCREASE IN CRIME

Some three years ago the editor of
The Independent made a statement to
social club, composed almost exclu-
slvely OF lawyers and university pro-
fessors, that crime was on the increase
in this country and every one OF them
denied it. John Steiner of Dubuque,
Ia, president of the Interstate Sheriffs'
association, said that more crimes
were committed in this country in 1902
than ever before in American history:
tLat the number of murders increased
Il per cent in a single year, while the
Increase in suicides was much larger
those among women being actually
trebled. The total number of murders
and homicides of various kinds for
the year was 1884, as compared with
1852 in 1901. A remarkable feature
in this connection was the remarkable
Increase in murders committed by
burglars, thieves and highwaymen, the
number being 1888, as compared with
1873 in 1901. The record of embezzling,
forgery, defalcauons and bank wreck
ing for 1902 shows a considerable in
crease.
The Independent has constantly
warned the people that the turning
this country over to greed and lmper-
ialism would result in the increase of
crime. When the God Of our fathers
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-08-20
THE FIRST SPECIAL PRIVILEGE

New York city is seething hell of
corruption. Millionaires and poupers
ere its chief production. But it was
rot always so. For many years after
New York was founded there were no
taxes and no corruption. The whole
Cyenues of the city were derived from
taxing franchises, that is, from fees
paid for special privileges, such as
fishing rights, ferries, etc. When a
war was threatened and money for
Gtence was needed, it was obtained
by mortgaging the ferry rights for
three years. The first tax that was
ever levied was on vacant lots. The
ordinance was in the following words:
THAT as many large and spacious lots
lay vacant ard unimproved, being
held in reserve by parties fer their
Pleasure or profit who would not build
thereon, that yearly tax be imposed
iron the owners Of all lots which
shall remain unimproved." 1t was ac-
cording to the eternal fitness of things
that Aaron Burr should have been
granted the first franchise ever given
away in this country and from such
lightning the whole brood Of corpor-
ate devils has been spawned.
Every evil that affiicts the people
rests upon some special privilege which
las been "given" to the plutocrats.
There could be no such thing in these
United States as a multi-millionaire if
there were no special privileges.
That is the basis upon which all the
great fortunes rest. But it is not the
big fortunes that is the worst evil. 1t
is the corruption that follows. 1t is
the possessors of these special rrivil-
eyes that buy congresses, legislatures,
courts and city councils. Such man
as Aaron Burr was a fit progeniior of
tie whole brood. The city of New
York granted MIN a franchise for sup
plying water.
DR.. Atkinson, who was general SUI
perintendent of education in the Phil
ippines, (what grand sounding title
that wasD has accepted the position
OF superintendent of schools in the
Poston suburb of Newton. The young
ladies who were induced to go over
there to teach have not been SO for
tunate. From superintendent OF edu-
cation of our colonial system to a
teacher in the suburbs of Boston is a
mighty fall, but is nothing to the fall
that awaits the whole imperialistic
0owd.
%$%%$%S&
The tyranny of the process called
government by injunction" was ex-
emplified by few things that hap
peIed in Chicago recently. The daily
papers had been full of items and ar
ticles giving accounts of assaults by
union laborers upon those not belong
ing to the unions. Several drastic in
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%%%%
TOM JOHNSON

The county conventions so far held
in Ohio indicate that Tom l.. Johnson
will be nominated for governor and
John w. Bookwalter for senator by
the democratic party. There is a
powerful gold-bug contingency sup
porting John L. Zimmerman and they
will undoubtedly play the same game
in Ohio state politics that Hill and
Cleveland played in national politics,
that is, they will attend demo cratic
primaries and conventions and then
vote the republican ticket. The Inde-
pendent would be delighted to zee Tom
johnson elected governor of Ohio, but
With the Ingalls-Zimmerman wing still
recognized as democrats and working
with the republicans the thing don't
appear to be possible. Exactly the
same conditions confront the demo-
cratic party in every state in the
Union.
What The Independent said about
the degeneration of the people of Eng
land and in the great cities of this
country two or three years ago is get
ting into the magazines. The World
To-day says that ''the humiliating fact
is brought home to the British govern
ment that many of the yeomen are I'M
fit for military service. According to
the recent reports of the inspector
general in the British army, the ply
sique of the men is more and more UNI
satisfactory-the recruits accepted for
service are smaller, lighter and mar
row-chested" Here is race sui
eide" that is not dream, but pres
ent actuality. 1t shows that what The
Independent has said is true. Present
conditions cannot continue for another
twenty-five years without a practical
destruction of civilization. TIE slums
Of our great cities and the starved and
Giminutive workers among the peo-
pie of other nations are the results Of
those conditions and the evil will
progress until conditions change.
&SSSSSSSS
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was disOwned and MammOn and Mo-
lock were enthroned, nothing else
could be expected. The republican
leaders destroyed the ideals of the
people when they tore the constitution
il shreds and trampled the Declara-
ton of independence underfoot.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-21
Notas

Desc O hace mas de un mes, con g
| ealor, que cd cads dia mas intense J
stf1canta, con 10 Atmos fera im
pregnaaa de la fetidez que sale &e
las eloacas, dirfase que pc habita Or
San Jaan CON inminsnte fie, 90 de
10 vida.
Por cualqnier calle qae. Sc trxnai
tay cua q aier hors, perelbess J
respfrase Ambi snts ipf=ceioso, &C.
rrompido, como si ee habitArA er
los mkrgenes de nm pantano.
De ese mod0, pens&m0s qae euAn.
tos esfusrz1s por 10 Junts Superior
de Sandal en- bien de In ! 1b iea 60
lud sean hechos, IssuitarAn insfi
CAGES.
La pit ion qaf por 10 general in.
cifnase 6 firmar. que de 10 que m &a
arriba aecimos es causa 6 fAlta de
agRa que san6e las alcansarillas en-
10 debiaa proportion de corriente,
defectuoso sistema de alcantsrillado,
trabsjo NAL hacho & obra que NO
sirve para Ell obj sto que Sc desti
M, 8 corrientes de airs dominante
que por mala e0ndicion de los desa.
gues, impiden sl escape de los ma
osolores.
Creemos que, en- el primer easo,
hay fandamen5o, pues anteriormsn'
te no era frecuente, que 10 fstidsx
de las alesntRrillas faera como hoy
inaoportable, sl extreme de que mu.
chas fAmilias de 10 cRlle de San Sc.
bastian, Cristo y otras, se ven On 10
necesidaa de pre- fsrir 10 sofocaeion
y malestar del ealor eerrando las
puertas de sus casas 6 tener estas
abiertas para estar baio ell persis'
tents 6 intense azote de 6kfera
insaiubre y perniciosa Tel vez co.
mo llueve ahora POGO 6 NADIA, esea
sea sl aqua en- 10 toma y este deter
NINA que no hsya caudal bAstante
de aqua, pero eLt- nces, Sque come
aia de Aeueducto es esa que tan
csro0cuesta y que tan deficientemen
te sirver
Por 10 que hAce 6 10 idea de que
10 constrRc zion del alcantArillaao,
90 dsfsctuosa, no nos ex plicamos CO
mo despues de haberss invertido en-
aquella obra tanto dinero, Sc salga
ahor& con semeiAnte cosa.
81 St1 faera, todAs las censuras,
por mas acerbAs que fueran estaffan
1nstifi sadas, puss una administration
que tan POGO celosa ae mostrGra del
bienestsr pdblico en- asunto de tan
vital importaneis, no msrecerfA 10
confianzs del pueblo nj ell respeto de
nsaie.
Cuanto OIL estado de los desa gus Ga,
lpor que no se pone mano al RENE
dio hundiendo por ejsmplo en- Ell
aqua de 10 bahia las bocas do esos
asssgtlss, para que el recintc Sur
no asvuelva esos gases & 10 ciudad i?
Es precise, puss. que algo sa hs
Ga para librsr San Jaap, ro 70
del fkcil desarrollo de enfermadadss
sin6 del desprestigio consiguients 6
los ojos de los extrangeres que aqpf
liz gaen.
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Tn pagadOr de
0braS pdbliCaS
que es CONCEAL al mismo
tempo

Sc sabe que en- Aguadilla hay M
eoneejsl que es al mismo tempo pR.
gador de Obras + dblicas, y ne igno
ra Ell resu lsado de una dennncia pre-
sentaaa por nm senior Jose Sosa en-
contra de dicho paga or.
Hace aIguns dias dijimos q. dicho
psgador selia aliviado de uno de los
dos cargos que dssempef1sbs; pero
hoy hsmos llegado 6 saber que adu
al asunto eats penaisnte de resolu'
ei6n en- 10 oficina del Seeretario gs'
neral.
JEs que se espera en- 10 ofieina de
Mr.. Hartzsll, que los trabsjos dc 10
earretera de Aguadilla 6 Isabella den
I'm en- el pr6ximo mes de Janio. para
que de ese modo no sea destitui&o
De ninguno de aus dos eargos, el pa.
gador, por hAber terminaao de ese
modo la incompatibilidad!
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La beStia humaDa
EN- PONCE
Un barbara da una patada pOf
Ia eSpalda a IN ni10
(De maestro oosrssp07ssGD


M.yo 60. Ran Ga Gonz slfz. que
rido de JAeinta Af@vaIo, tuvo an
disgusto CON e,ts; y no pudiendo a.
car arla cen nm paio que esq imi6
contra ella, esrea de nm pt quefio hi
io de 10 A:eyA.o dio una fuerte pa
tada NJ nii1o. por Ia espalda. que 10
arroj6 al suelo. Denuneiaao Cor zk
lez pol Jkcinta Arevalo, y por el
Comisario del barfio, hoy en- Ell jui
clio IL madrs del nif1o h4rbaramente
estropeado neg6 el heeho, tratando
de excusar & su querido; pero
cuatro teatigos que presencia1 on el
atropello al nif1o tuvieron mas com
passion de e,te que su propia madre,
y declararon con to1a firmezs, 10
verdad.
e. Juez ssf1or CAballer, pYocsdien
do CON justicia impuso aeis meses
de cxrcel al inhum&no Ramon Con
Gales, quisn tambie !, como es nstu
raj neg6 su aggression & 10 il ,-iz
criAtura.
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Hay aqua en-
Cata1O ahOra
PRRo. ANooHE NO aUBo LUZ
(Ds maestro cosTesponsa1)

Mayo 81. va tenemos aqua en
ahunasncia. Les especuladores de
asta lf4uido. estAn ineonsolssles.
YA graciAs 6 Dos, no SO verAn esas
romes iAs de mujeres pobrea con ID
1ata i cuaarii eorrienao detr&s del
tren para tomar Ell sgua que nos
mAndaban del pueblo donde muri6
el gigantic. Va tenemos sgua, paro
anoshe no tuvimos luz. Los faroles
do cate poblado no se fencendieron
anoche para que los veeinos zsbuye.
ran en- las lsgunas de sgua que se
han tornado en- 10 Gale del tren con
10 lluvia de aver.
Este poblado no 10 eomponen nj
mister Gomez ri miatsr Mirabal.
Sc dice gus cuAndo fuucione aqui
la Administration de Correos, ha'
bra que ir 6 busear las cartas 6 di :
chs administrator.
Dssde aver 80 sst& desbaratando
el edifcio viejo de la Iglesia Cat6li
cs, para seguir adelante el nuevo
de mNmpoateria.
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La SEGA COmprOmete
en- Lares los sembrados
de frutos memories
Serviciios de policla
(De maestro eorrespons0ll

De maestro c0STesp0n8Gu
Mayo, &c n motive de los
fuertaa secas que atraviesa 0sta co.
marea se tama 10 6rdiaa total de 10
siepbra de frntos memories por 10
fAltA de aqua, la crianza de ganaao
snffe mucho atrAsapdoee On su peso.
En- 10 noehe Del II del actual con
traierOn matrimonio civil ante ell
juez municipal los j6venes Esteban
Zsman y In sgraciaaa se11orita Basi
liz Torres.
Los policfas insulares Julio Rome
70 y Francisco Disz. denunciaron
ante este tribunal de paz al indivi'
duo .D&maso Sanabria, por defraa
dar al Erario de Puerto Rico. Sc le
instruy6 ell correspondents sumario
siendn remitido Al Honorable Attor
ney General; bien por estos eumpli
doreg de ga debsr.
El cabo BalbGs denunci6 6 Hir6'
Tito Jaane por rifis. q foe condenado
por Ell juez de piz, 6 eineo dias de
srrestc.
El poliefa Julio Romero denu aci6
& Fldel Cruz por rifi'. Fac condena'
do por el sef1or juez de pAz, & seis
dies de arrssto.
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TOdO en- Ia naturaleZa
lucha por vivir
Los oampos defendiendose del CON.
trario tempo
fwWATHMR RTIREATn
(WRATHER BUREAU)

Los frutos MEMORIES, On les seceio
mes donde no Be han perdido compile
tamente, contin1an sufriendo los
efsctos del tempo ssco y viento
mArchitants. Las cafias nueyas v
reto1os han empezAdo 6 mostrar los
efectos de 10 SEGA, y 81 no oeurran
lluvias generates pronto, 10 pr6xina
cosecha de cAH1a ser6 mAterialmente
psrjudieada. Las bsyAs de cafe YER
as se han empezsdo eaer en- algu.
nos distritos y Sc nesesita una bue.
M Quvia para sslvAr esta cosecha.
Es gensralmsnte impossible 10 siem
brR y eultivO de nuevas coseshas,
Sc nan reeoleetado alganas habi
ehualas y mafz, El gAnsdo est& eu
friendo por fAlta de pastoa. Los
frutos memories estkn generalmsnte
0@caSoa.
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LibroS de Yenta
KS7AN A Ia VISTA RN
Ia redGcci6ss de
<La Correspondence de p. r.,

Diccionario Enciclopedico. De Il ia
Bosgr91&, MStolQ5SG. GeogrGfsG 60 fosses
% L9fs 6re0ofre.
La Prin cesita de los Bresox. Novelg 20
Kzgenia Marlitt, Tomo.
HisteEia do Rurspa, por .. CASTELAR, sR Q
1emes.
L Vida do los Animales per el DR.. A. M
Brahm, On Temos.
NJ Mundo nustsado, en Tones.
Panorama Nacional. por Hermenegildo
Malries, On 3 Temos.
Las Raxas Humans, por Federioo Rext-
en- Tonnes.
Hstsria dc los Romanos, por Victor Du
ruy an Tsmes.
Obras esmpletas de Mariana Jose de- In
r., Terns.
a TFav6x del Egipts, por Eduardo T6das y
&asei, On IN Temo.
Tres Poesias, E Angelde la Muerte, Can.
Glen do Ia Campana y Epfstola Nora, ,Nasms-
La Hsfsidas, per Public Ovidio1 Tson
sAM@s
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SEPASE

Que NO publicamos communicates
sin que sean pagados Por adelaa-
taAO.
Cada seis palabras, Sc cuentan po-
una Inca y La Inca vale diez cenr
tavOs,
Las cartas que vengan CO Coz
msaicaao sin % inporteao 90 COR
testaR.
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$50 HU E V 0S
UU II u IL VO
tuerOn consum1-
dos en- Utuado
EN Ell
campamentO del GOD5rnadOr
Un papa que no esta dis
puesto a transigir
DE ,aatestro corresponsall


Mayo 19.-Circuls por ests ciudsa
que el Hon. Mr.. Hunt y su acompa.
flsmiento. euando pasaron por aquf,
se comieron $50 huevos en- eli cam
pamento que levAntaron en- 10 fnca
de- DON Pedro "A, Figuaroa, sits en- ell
barrio de Rio Absjo, carretera que
eouauea 6 Areeibo, t6rmino munich
pal de UtuAdo.
Nos derretimos 81 eontin1A On estos
cslores. FL sol parece que se he
subido medic tono y est& esogts
nido1.
Uua nube debf. hacer de Esua
dor.
oJam&s sl mes dc Mayo habfa siao
de SEGA como este aflo.
Sc encuentra gravements er fsrmo
Ell honraao obrero don Hip6lito Ia
pis, por euya salad hacemos fsrvien'
tes votos.
eEstoy propuesto 6 hseer como el
ifbaro ''eimarr6n" del euento de sLa
Correspondence a;s Al me eastigan
uno de mis- ni11os. Y romo 70 todos
los padres de familis piensan.
Afortunaaamente Ell Cuerpo dc
Profesores de estR municipslidad 90
ex"elente por todos coneeptos.
Yo no me eonformaffA con darle
an sestscs z ,s al maestro que ms cas-
tigase un ni11o, sino que q otro fan
cionario mas alto si nicierS 10 mis-.
mo, le sapoyalfa. IN ojo. Y si no.
10 prusba me remito.a
(Todo esio me 10 deefa syer mi
amigo MAnolo
Linea ferrea del Oeste
IT N E R A R O..
c.1:lulo
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MWNORH

Ofrecemos, por per-
misc, las siguientes re-
ferencias de personals
. que favorecen este. Ho-
/ tel.
d. Carlos Armstrong,
don f. NJ. Toro, don }.
M. Morales, don Tomas
Blasini. don Francisco
i PARA, don l.. de la Pi-
Ia, don A. Subir&, don
F. Sauri de Ponce. D:
|J. f. Finlay, don A. g.
Weymouth, DIR. Ell
ESaldaha, don Rafae:
'Ojeda, don A. E. Lee,
don r. Aboy Bsnitez,
de San Juan. D. Anto
nio Roig, don Luis Bra
vo, de Humacao. d. j:
v. Cintro n, Nayaguez:
D. Pedro Salazar, do
Yabucoa; d. Arturo
Bravo; New York;
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RICHARD NE ARES.
4aeE E-~~

Selecto Hotel para fa-
milias, establecido ba jo
el plan americana, que
patrocinan las mejores
familias de Puerto Rico.
!. Juegos de habitacio-
nes que comprenden des-
de el senclllo de sala,
dormitorIo y bano, has
ia el mas extenso de sa-
La, 5 dormitorios y ba-
no.
Adaptase especialmen-
to para famillas hume
rosas y para familias cor
tas.
Cocina a la espanola.
Servicio espanol 6 in
giles.
Ell Hotel mas fresco de
Nueva York.
Contiene toda clase de
adelantos modernos.
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Ser& grstifieado quien dc noticiss
& don Jot6 Philemon, de Csyey, de
nm caballo color zAino obscure Ge
cuartAs de zsda, con uns pats ira
serA CON manchs blanca, nm lucerito
en- In ffente y las letras J. y p. enla.
xsdas en- In nargs darechR, que des&
pareci6 el vier ca Is del corriente.
nix
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81 VirreinatO

NE bueno, es bueno ese buen jSbGr0.
Mr.. Hunt les vera On 10 cordi r
llsra, Ellos les recibir&n game
rosos Y hospitAlsrics con aque
liza evan g6licA hospitslidad que
no tuvo an GuAnica. Y oil aquel
cielo Szal,y terso, an momsntos
De inclemente hinchsz6n desplo.
mara aus form ldAbles estsrstas,
Allf, bajo squel psbrfaimo dohto,
el Hon Gobernador encontrsr&
techo protector que le defienda
con mas dignidad, con mas no
blsxs, CON mas caballerosidad
que 10 menguAda Ley Fors ker
tuvo para proteger al buen
puertorriquefio de 10 montana. /"
Ella Correspondeneiss.
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sLa. Correspondencia'. .

........ss ...''s' '....".' .'''''
"JAmAH he visto NADIA mas hermoso
que algunos de los paissies que
cfrecen las mon t. flAs dc Pasrto
Rico, hAbiendo dsleitAdo parti
eularmente nRsatr& vista el'pa'
norama que 80 obaerva entire
Adiuntas y Utuaao."
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ss~ss .'s''' - . 3
"Ya vera, "a vera. Por ssas altn
rAs contemplate lAamusrta RI
qusza del o. rs. Por Iaquellos
deelives, por aqae Is vertien'
tes, hA roaado el bienestar dc
muehas fAmilias. Muchos pro
pietarios, antes felices, dejaron
de- serlo,.y ell smado hogar que
guobos, ceibas y naocGs sombrea
ban, "a no 90, au .hcgar. Acsso'
NO tards, sse gran hcgAr de di
cha puertorriquefia' ya no serA
pusrtorriqut no, y otros hom
brss con otros recursos, ven
drGn & sastsar' por aquellas, cor
dilleras que no nos escSpAn DO
las mAnos por 10 temerarie
erueldad de ess gobierno que el
Hon. Gobernador' representa-" ]"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-21

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"Son en- su totalidAd cordiales y
bondadosos, y la verdaaera
hospitAlidad del pueblo puerto
rriquefio NOS fac dsmoatrada en-
todAs partes."
William H. Hatsat'
Gobsrnador de Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-21
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Sc encuentra gravements er srmo
el honraao obrero don Hip6lito Ia
pis, por euya salad hacemos fsrvien
tes votos.