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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
KING GEORGE PRIMARY
Victory for j. T. Minor, Jr. for Treas
Special TO The Times Dispatch.)

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch)
CONFORM. VA, Oct. 1.-THE Demo-
cratic primary election in King George
Saturday resulted In great victory
for J. 7. Minor, Jr. for treasurer his
majority over his opponents being about
Co. AT Passapotanzy precinct MINOR re-
/ ceived 1o5 votes, and Mr.. Coghill, his
I opponent (the present incumbent, re-
hceivcd one vote.
. Mr.. 3. C. Grymds, one OF the Demo
y. ratio candidates for treasurer, withdrew
Sgrom the contest on the day of the pri-
II larry.
q Mr. j. A. Pullcn received majority
|, off about 10 over MIR. J. II. Boggs for
commissioner Of the revenue.
Under the circumstances. Mr.. Minor S
victory for the office of treasurer Is re-
garded as one Of the most emphatic won
here in many years.
Mr.. Minors total vote In the county for
treasurer was go. while that OF his oppo-
nent, Mr.. Coghill, was 1875.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
Death of John H. II stlngs.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
ALEXANDRIA,. VA. Oct. 12-Mr. John
H. Hastings, an old Confederate soldier,
died yesterday at the home of his son-in-
law. Mr.. Samuel TIGER. Althoug Mr..
Hastings was born in Delaware, he en-
tered the Confederate service. and served
throughout the war.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
SUE GOVERNMENT
FOR DESTROYING WRECK
fRu Associated Prcss.l

NEWPORT, r. l.. ontober ls.-Owners
of the nve-masted schooner Jennie r..
Dubois, which was sunk IN eeIl's'en WIN
a steamer OF Block Island i've weeks
400 announced to-day that they intend
to bring suit against the unitod states
Government for blowing up the wreck
before an opportunity was given the OWL
ers to remove her cargo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
King George Primary.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Oct. -
The Democratic primary in King George
county on Saturday resulted in the nomi-
alton of j. T. Minor. Jr., for county
treasurer by IS majority over II. B.
Coghil, the present incumbent. ]. A.
Pulen present incumbent, was nominated
for commissioner OF the revenue over
j H Boggs by % majority.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
TROUBLE FEARED IN
NORFOLK PRIMARY
lBy Assoclated Press.l

NORFOLK, VA, Oct, 12-The primary
for the election of City Democratic
Committee Tomorrow is expected
to develop trouble an tonight Mayor
Of special police. The '"Trehy" faction
Tonight applied for an Injunction TO re-
strain the primary judges from enforcing
a twenty-foot line around the polls and
were refused by Judge Martin,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
NORFOLK RECTOR
MAY GO TO ATLANTA
fsnecIal to The Times Dispatch,)

NORFOLK. VA, Oct. l2--Rev. Hebulon
8. Farland. rector of ST. Johns Episcopal
church, Portsmouth, has been called to
All saints Church, Atlanta He was NOM
mated to the vestry of that church by
Bishop Nelson, of Virginia. commit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
DEATHS OF A DAY.
(Ry Associated Press,

LEXINGTON. Ky. october l2,--Charles
L. Vorhies, aged sxty-elght. retired
capitalist and banker died suddenly in
commissions this morning, He was
known all over the South.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, October a.
James Gone, a celebrated circus man and
trainer of wild animals, died here to-day,
aged eighty-two, He was horn In Ken
lucky.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
Death of Mrs. Anna [. Hall.

Especial to The mes-Dispatch.)
ROANOKE. VA. Oct. 12.-Mrs. Anna
L.. Hall, widow of the late Louis Hall,
who was a we'll known new paper man.
died at her home. in this city. last night
from heart failure. aged forty-three years:
Rockbridge She leaves one daughter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
Death Of w. M. Garner.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
ROANOKE. VA, Oct 12.-Mr. w. NJ.
Garner, prominent citizen Of Mt. Ho-
reb. Bed ford county. ed yesterday, aged
eghty-five years. He is survived by five
children,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13

Anchor Line steamer Victoria, from Med
iterranean ports, encountered violent east
gales for three days, in which, she lost
one lifeboat and received other dam
age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
MR.. JOSEPH w. LAUBE
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

Mr.. Joseph w. Laube, who lies i'll at
Ills home, Is now in a critical condition,
and his friends have but little hope of
his recovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
(By Associated Press.)

Albany. N. T., Oct 12.--ArEuments were
made in the Court Of APPEALS oday R,ee S
probate Of which Albert Patrick convle.ea rS Sa
the murder OF Rice, is nghting to reverse. me
respondent is John D. gnrn one I more
particularly the william Rice Institute lor me
Advance Of Literature, Science and AIts' ,t OF
t ;se rn which he beqpeahed the bulk of his
estate.
CHICAGO. lila memorial to Congress-, pre-.
eented several days ago by DE- o. drcntIns Of
the colored people Of the south py tne unt ~
states governments was adopted TO-DAY oy .ns
Rock River Conference OF tne s1elnou'et w."
In session at Aurora, III.
MANILA.-Eight Ladrones have just been SEN
fenced here to be hanged and two to twe S,
years Imprisonment by Judge ~. S%e e.hsr
These men captured In Bu!ucan ana othet
provinces of Luzon adjacent to Manila
BosToN.-of the $50 or more Chinese taken aI,sa
into custody here yesterday because they cou 40
were released during the night: friends having
placed the requisite papers before the Federal
others probably will be deported.
NEW YORk.-1t was announced to-day that
meeting Of the stockholders OF tho =, United TED
States Shipbuilding Company has been called f9r
October Dist In Jersey City. THIS meeting Is
called. it was announced, for the purpose OF con-
siderinE proposal to assess the stock OF the
company.
CHICAGO. ILL-Mrs Kate NJ. Cleary, Of
this city. writer Of novels ar, short stories.
was adindsed insane by jury in Judge Carriers
court to-day and ordered placed In an asylum I,I
The use of drugs, to which she became addicted
through the admins tering of morphine during
fever In 1894, is said to have unbalanced her
mind.
NEW, oRLEANS-Work of loading cotton
along the lower water front, which was sus-
pended for weeks, was resumed to-day on the
basis of last nights settlement of the con-
troversy between the screwmen ana the agents.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.-An electric motor car
and trailer heavily loaded with passengers en-
route to the circus grounds here to-day, became
uncomfortable and rapidly descended the Gay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
tee from the Atlanta Church waited on
him and extended the call. He will prob
ably visit Atlanta before deciding.
MRS. HURKAMP BETTER
Is, However, Not Well Enough for Hus-
band to Leave for Show.

IoptCIl1 10 IHu ch-IJTSIdtCII'J
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Oct. 49,
Mr.. C. II. Hurkamp, Of the Amaret Stock
all Of his entries from the Richmond
Horse Show this week. owing TO the ill
ness Of Mrs. Hurkamp, who though some
what improved, Is still too i'll to permit
of Mr.. Hurkamp's absence from home.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-12
Local JOttingS.

Shoes srned &c at City Shoe Store.
We collect all kinds of indebted
nesS.-H. A. PEDERsEN & Co.
j. j. Powell, of Logan, went to Og-
den and returned on Thursday.
Wen be looking for You every day
now. Robinson Bros. 45 Main.
Mr., r. G. Lowe, of Franklin, was in
Logan Wednesday.
Get your Christmas supplies at the
Logan Furniture Co. Come one, come
all.
The iIayerey Minstrels gave very
fair performance at the opera house
Tuesday night, but met with sma
audience
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-12

If
M accepts Gat
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-12
Shoes.

we nave Complete Line OF Ladies' Golf
and Dress Skirts to select from and will give 25
per cent off during this sale.
Twenty-Five per cent discount ON our entire
line of Ladies', Misses and Chldren's Wraps.
DRAPERH NELNETS-a fine line to Sc
Iect from. Regular price 75c yd; sale SOC
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-27

II have been troubled for some
time with indigestion and sour
stomache," says Mrs. Sarah W.
Curtis. Of Lee. Mass, "and have
been taking Chamberlain's Stom-
sch and Liver Tablets which have
helped me very much 90 that now
1 can eat many things that before
I could not" II you have any
trouble with your stomach why
not take these Tablets and get
we'll. For sale by all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-27
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy

Is everywhere recognized rs the
one remedy that can always be de
pended upon and that is pleasant
to take. II is especially valuable
for summer disrrhocR in children
and il undoubtedly the means of
saving the lives Of a great many
Aildren each year. For sale by
oil druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-27

The coal miners of Pennsyl.
vauia are holding a general con.
vention to consider method oi
compelling tue coal operators to
faithfully carry out the strike CON-
Missions awsrd.-Ex.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-27

State Engineer Carpenter has
ordered Division Engineer Jones
to Immediately investigate con.
ditiops on Hot creek near La Jata
where they are having trouble
over injunction proceedings.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-27

Commercial reports show that
there has been a shrinkag. Of
81, 500, 600, 900 in the principle
stocks registered nthe Board OF
Trade in New York during the
last ak months.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-27

II. II. King of Milwaukee Is
visiting DIR. Craig. Mr.. King Is
interested with the doctor in some
INNING property IN the hills ad-
iaccnt to Alamosa. Ind. Journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-27

Saguscbe county has paid $500
less for water supervision for the
first six months of 1903 than it
paid for similar services during the
same per,od last year. Crestone
Miner.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-27

DIR. w. G. Davidson, homeo.
pathic physician IN Won Egidy
building; calls answered day or
night from office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-27

the best machines on this or
any other market. 1t will
he to your interest If you
are in need of machine to
call and see us before buy.
ing elsewhere.
MARSHALL 4 BEZANsoN,
Agents.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06
La aIaTma do anOGhG

Aver tarde SO hizo & Ia mar Ell cru
cero de guerra STroudeS que hace al
gunos dias Sc encontraba en- el puerto.
Apenas pas6 la Boca del Moro,
cuando echo un bote al aqua con algu-
nos marineros al mando de un Official.
Empez6 & reunirse gente en- la dar-
sena de los botes. La fantasia popu-
lar cre6 alarma.
Sc decia que ell Official trafa un Pile
90 para ell Gobernador pidiendo salts
facciones por ell asesinato de los ara
bes. sGbditos franceses, en- Vieques,
Sc dAba por seguro, que 81 no Sc da-
ba por ell Gobernador una satisfaction
inmediatamente, bombardear1an la Ciu-
dad. Hubo persona que GTTGaac6 para
el GuaTagu0, barrio del pueblo donde
muri6 el Jagaiate.
Muchas personas Vinieron esta re-
dacci6n & comunicsrnos la triste ga1eUa.
El chasco fue grande. Ell bote vino
terra solamente con ell objeto de re-
cojer la correspondence que eli vapor
sPhilAdeiphiaS trais para ell crucero
francis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06
La SOcIadad r0creaiIva Do amigos
la Dsracha do bOFInqu8n"
desea IIoYaT 4 Ia pTaetIGa
una de- las bases do 50 re-
gIameniO.
Dicha base dispone la creacion
de una biblioteca aEnbunIate.

Hemos recibido una atenta comuni-
caci6n. que frman los obferos sefIores
Angel Pereira v Luciano Osorio, Se-
cretaTiO Y presidente respectivamente
do la Sociedad recreativa @I4a Derecha
de BOrinquenp en Ia cual communication
solicitan nuestro concurso y ell de las
personas de buena voluntad para lie
var & b pr6ctica una de las bases de
aquella, Que dispone In creaci6n de una
biblioteca ambulante.
Ello as dicen los menci0nad0s obre-
ros con Objeto de difundir Il instruc-
ci6n entire los asociados. por consi-
derar que solo por ese medic, es que
So punden haeer hombres titles s nues-
trOs pafs
Desde luag0. estamos las 6rdenes
de ID susodicha sociedad, y no duda-
mos que & sns excitaciones reponderan
las persOnas gus 90 interesan por Ia
cultura de nuestro pueblo.
Las perHongs que quieran hacer do
nativos. pueden dirigirl0s & In Secre-
tarfa de els Derecha de B0rinquen, >
Cruz %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06
SGrVICIOs prGstadOS pOr
detectives" lllaz y Ortiz

Hay que reconocer que la policfa
secreta de San Juan fOrmada solo por
cuatro guardias al mando del Sargen-
to Quifionez, presta muy buenos SER
vicios.
Aver desaparecieron del muelle, dos
cueros.
ApOco que tuVieron conocimiento
del hecho Sc pusieron en- campafa,
las dos horas, estaban recuperados
los cueros que habisn sido vendidos en-
75 centavos y ocupados los objetos ro-
bados.
Los autores del robo fueron Fran
cisco Alvarado, Manuel Rodriguez y
Angel Marrero.
Todos fuerOn detenidos Immediate
mente mas tarde Sc informaron que
Carlos Rivera, tom6 en- una carpinte-
ria un silI6n nombre del Sr. Pedro
ZamOra. No habia pasado ana bora
cuando Carlos daba con su humanidad
en- la carcel Sc habfa recuperado 81
sill6n. Carlos confes6 su delito con
mucha tranquilidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06
DIlLOGl COGIDO Al VUEL(

CiriIeta, squ6 paaa con ell pan2
Esor que me preguntas ESQ. Cum
Porque observe que los bollos de
pan tienen ahora tataae1es, es decir, es-
t6n huecos.
Es ciertO. LO que ESQ quiere de-
cir es que no tiene bastante miga.
sPero gus es 10 que eatas diciando,
CiriIete. el pan no tiene Dasg0g
70 que to tenfa por un or6cuEo Y sales
@hora con esasl
Ahora comprendo 10 que dices;
va 10 creo que tiene oaSgG y mucha.
Slue pasa, puess
Mira, 10 que paaa es lO signiente:
Varios tah0neros han cerrado sns hor-
nos Y Sc asegura que reciben una can
tidad diaria por no trabajar Clar0
est&, que les que cuecen pan SO ponen
dc acuerdo . 10 venden al preci0 que
quieren v como podras observar no
quedan mass que dos carninos: 5 que el
Ayuntamient0 haga pan poE su cuenta
en los HornOs Militarea Y los del Pre-
sidio. 8 que ell pdblico no defienda no
comprand0 pan hagta que no baje al
precio natural.
sY ID crees que el pueblo se de-
fender6a
mo- saguirS pagando v murmu-
rando.
AZ respecto 4 Ia lechea
Y = ESQ es harina de otro cOstaIl
Io que hacen es echavla agua para que
aumeRte. contanao con IN inpunidad.
PerO, qnarid0 Cirilete. Ses ESQ po-
sible9
Possible s6iog Es an hecho consu-
mado.
Is lasElnaa que pasen esas cosas
hoy Eig1raae que d6 guss0 yer 4. los
dependencies de pnlperla, 4 los pana-
der0s = carnicerOs; todos pisten muy
elegantaa, nada man0a cue de Smoking
por 6rden de las aut0ridades.
Pues ahI tienes, ESQ quiere decir.
que 10 que no VI en- l6grimas, va en-
suspiros.
81 pueblo segUira suspirando
Amen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06
AlgNaOa iatas tae lns pgaulica.
dos es ls1eos.


E5na iEussFgss rey asaa
1eA51s
nE0unas noticiae az inEaE6s aeeTea ss0
la production da tabaco Sd Puerto Ri
GO u DID las condolences de $50 pr0-
duct0.
eEn aI afEO 1902 81 recolactaron an
la antigua Borfnquen AMOS BIS 900
uuintales de Ealsaco. 1la Ios csaaIas fue-
ron enviMd0S 81 900 8 Esspaffa Alenaa-
uia = 5000 los Estados Unidos. El
resto del tabacO. $4,000 auintales. fu4
consumido en- Ii isla d0nda SO coaech6s.
<I4a calidad de ese produeto deja
mucho que desear todavfa v aegura-
mente podla mejorarse mucho median-
to I'M ouliv0 dirigido con prndancia y
provision. En- e afSo mencionad0. Ia
i P0rto RSo0n Aase1le0n Tobacco C2sgs-
pGaaa ha hecho por pez prinera ensa-
yos para obtener rnejores producGos
empleando una clasa especial de- tela.
Ia liauaada cheese cloth, para cubrir las
plantaci0nes. Los resuIkados obteni-
dos hasta ahora. que aun no son c0nsi-
derados como definitiyOs. han satisfe-
cho. tant0 por Ia cantidad como por la
calidad del tabaco obtenidoS.
9I4os gastos de tai sistema de cuIti-
70, al menos p0r ell desembols0 que ha
exigido la adquisici6n de la tela en- ell
primer afYo, han side muy cuantiosos;
SO han elevado s unas 8. 600 marcos
p1r acre, es decir, 75O pesos Pero
hay fundadas esperanzas de que con
los rendimientos que Sc alcancen ser6
dable cubrir ese gasto sin renunciar &
razonables benefcios. En- las planta-
clones cultiyadas bajo cnbierta 50 ha
recolectado uR so pOr ciento mas de
tabaco que en- los campoa expuestos
Ia acci6n compIeta de los ray0s del sol
Y & la de Ia lluvia. Tambien ha CANA
do de una manera notable la calidad,
puesto que en- Ia escogida SO obtuYo IN
85 por ciento de hoja capera, la cuaI
Sc paga & precios que oscilan entire 81
y $3.50 libra1.
Sci principal mercado extranjero del
tabaco de Puerto Rico son los Estados
Unidos. Sc importa en- ellos al pro-
ducto generalmente convertible en ci-
garros. Las cantidades de hoia reme-
sadas son escasas relativarnentas
clos precios de los tabacos para ci-
garros oscilan entire 10 v 80 centavos
orc ls libra, en- tanto que los del desti-
nado picadura, (boliche) Varfan de
& 5 centavos. Generalmente esa elase
es enviada & Alemania>.
SEl comercio del tabaco sus pro-
ductos, cigarros. cigarrillos, ETC., SO
halla monopolizado de hech0 por una
Compania norteamericana, ID pa nom
brada xPorto RicRn American Tobac-
co COmpany2. una rama s1cuns1aria de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06
NotIelas do Cata1o
(De maestro ooyresponsaz)

Noviembfe, 6.-A1n cuando Sc nos
asegura que en- Ia actualidad sale dos
veces al dia la correspondence de San
Juan para Ia Isla, a. m. y $50 p. m.
no nos volVemos atr&s en- 10 dicho an
teriormente sobre nuestro servicio
postal, fundandonos en- que, 81 sc nos
quita un Viaje de los dos que hacia
nuestro conductor, en- atenci6n & que
en- la Ultima ruta de correos para Pto.
Rico. publicada por el departamento
de Washington no consta mas que un
solo viaje entire CatafIo y capital No
creemos que puedan salir dos correos
de esa para la isla, cuando la mencio-
NADIA ruta solo indica uno solo & las 6
a. m. Y 81 cierto fuera la existencia
del 90 viaje 6 las $50 p. M. de San
juan 6 la Isla, diriamos que en- este
asunto Sc ha empleado una vez mas la
famosa Ley del eaabatCEo, 10 estrecho
para Catafo, 10 ancho para San Juan.
Un nueVo tropez6n ha sufrido en- su
famosa marcha ell nuevo temple cato
lico, que & costa de tantas luchas, casi
esta por terminar Dfcese que & una
mala intenci6n SO debe la paralizaci6n
actual de los trabajos en- dicho temple.
Con buen 6xito Sc efectu6 aver tar
de la prueba de Ia lanchita ~ValdesS,
notablemente reformada. Es de SUI
poner que para fines de roes Sc dedi-
cara al tr&fico.
Ell trayecto comprendido entire las ca
lies de las Flores v ell Anc6n, que mi-
de sobre 200 metros cuenta con diez
y ocho casas. carece en- absolute de
alumbrado p1blico. Tres farolitos =
quedamos conformes.
Varios padres de farnilia nos enear-
gan preguntar que 4 que Sc debe el
que los nifios que asisten & las escuelas
de este poblado, no reciban las notas
que por escrito Sc les daba mensual-
mente en- ell pasado afIo escolar2 SEs
6 no, obligation de los profesores no.
tificar q los padres ell estado intelec-
tual y moral que observan sus hijos en-
las escuelas2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06

En las eaecei0nas nAAnic2 pa las de
NueYa orS, b iucha ha side llksa
", aa cabos 81 candidat0 dena0c
para AIeald0. triunf6 Ash pSess
Tan1analy ast8 afriba. Inaginanaos el
xeueeii0 cue an estes nlDraentos goaa-
r6n aIn Eas classes popuiares
ia experiences pnFece haber demos.
trado Que 81 trinnfo dc IN partado do
tarrninado en laa elecciones EnunieiTa-
les DE aevA York decide orepnra I'll
buen 6xito del nisnO pareido Gu las
elecci0ues presidencialea del Estnd0s y
todo el maundo sabe que 81 parki5o que
gana Has elaccionea del kslada de MUG
Va York lleya IN gran conting geute de
votes, cor frecuencla decisive. 4 la
desie 6n del prAsidents.
En TIL c0ncepso Is baballa canada en-
NueVa Fork por los dem6crahas, ofra-
ce gran base 4 este partid0 para ID
pr6xima campafia.
Aunque t0davia no eata deferninado
de mod0 precise quien sea ell candidate
dem6crata para III presidencia, no pne-
Gle Ocultarse que tiene muchas proba-
biAidades MIR. Hearts, eI simp&tic0 "
suggestive Leader de los honabres de La
Dor. Los clubs fundados para sustan-
tar esq candidatura, no pueden con-
tarse Llenar1amos varias edieiones
Vi hubieramos de reproduciT actas de-
constitution de asos cLqtba. Tantos son
que va pnede afrmarse Que en- toda la
ga1ci0aa Hearts tiene base.
Nosotros quisieramos, como puerto
rriquefos, tener alguna efieacia on esa
lucha Somos egt2'0n3er0a y no toca-
mos pito en- ella. Pero como la rea-
lidad, seg6n dijo ell gran Zola. es la
que gobierna al mundo. la realidad
nos permite decir que en- la isla inspi-
"a gran carifSo interss, Ell buen exito
que dos conceda a rrtido democratic
del continente.
Ser1amos unos ingratos 81 asl no sim
ti6ramos. Es impossible olvidar que
en- nuestras tribulaciones, cuando saii-
mos maltratados del trarado de Paris
y del Congres0 autOr de To- ley Fora
ker, es impossible olvidar. decimos,
que mas de 9sateee 1BsEEOa6s de norte-
americanOs suscribieron ell esplendi-
do. el cristiano. ell nobilfsimo progra-
ma de Kansas City on que complete
justicia Sc nos hace y Sc nos tienden
millones de m2nos amigas.
Serfa una infamia de parte de los
puertorriquefIos { ue prestaran ayuda
al gobierno cruel que nos tiraniza, v
que no tuvieran frases de aiento, de
entusiasmo y de APPLAUSE para el gene
roso partido que en- nuestrss desgra-
cias, en- vez de dedicarse & implantar
en- la isla ell desorden y Ia anarqula,
denaasci6 las agresiones que de un in
sensato gobierno recibimos.
Quisieramos one de manera palpable
y visible, luciera esta vez, como tan
tas otras, Ia justicia de Diosl Quisie-
ramos que el gran pueblo norteameri-
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