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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
SEATTLE MAN IS ON THE TRAIL
OF A MYSTERIOUS FORTUNE

daughter you should know"
lie then Hoea GA - tell that niear-
DO. Ia the year 1897 was made colonel
OF military Adullulstta ration OF the
island uf cuba. and after placing hin
daughter la a convent. scnt FROM
spain TO the island 60 assume hia
duties Before the war he was of-
dvrod by the captain general % 80 Ia
Mssieo 20 buy provisions TOT the
army. Ho was intruatcd With a large
num OF money ana in an irregular
say anasssd fortune OF 80. 90.
HtsO operations were almost imno-
disteiY discovered by the spanish
government aud he was sent baoh
90 spain. tried 10 court martial. ana
sentenced "a eight years in The mill
tary prison Before he was arrested.
however. Ricardo deposited hts ~
gotten gains In a bank m Mexico and
embodied the whole sum ia n ahst \
payable Go himself or % any bearer
~ the chceh who should be able 20
Eivs the password agreed upon be
tween himself ard the Officials Of
the hank The check and tho pass
word he then placed IA the secret
cnmpa rimanta OF a small trunk
which vas lately aetaad with the re
maindrr Of hls r9feota - the span
ish GOV rrtangnt aud b. held 10 be 70
deemed Meme but the Euihuts and
the priest. the latter claims, are
aware % the existence Of the cheek
After uAftatina IN detail the atsose
story. Sanches Informs his coffe-
spondrnt that by sending 81 bringing
o. spain the sum of o. lei the Nill
Of Ricardo can be pfobated and the
fines on the small trunk paid. he
gneluaas copy II the sentence I'm.
posed uppu Ricardo Lalnnt II u
were not faf thls fact, the lawyers
who arr probing into the case Hay
that they would not hesitate r. pro
uoun0s the whole affair simply a
scheme % zNiudie tho XulAuts cat
OF the sum mentioned ln the letter ar
necessary - procure the trunk
The ssutann~. huaaver. rather dis
sipatas this thr1fg. a. Il Is written
ON iekai parchment ana seai~d with
v hat spautah scholars wiaa have eN,
aminHd Il sAY are official seals. In
Il the crlfns 81 Ricardo xuiaut q
set firth and oufrubuHatra thr
priests story
The most suspicious feature u the
affair. fhe attorneys believe. how
ever. l. the fact that aanehes onfains
strongly on the Euianiu the neesaaiiy
OF kaepinx tha matter = profound
as-crst He beEa Mr. and Mrs Eulaut
20 esffr 10 asatm AZ once and firing
the 1enorita xuiant hack tn America
With them. but he warns them. isaw-
ever, that under all circumstance
tho naust not entrr Madrid without
his CONSENT. e. n suuid be most fis.
sstroua fn the cause
"A cousin Of mine Viii meet sou
at VaUadafd~ Re wfitna. .anH vii
take yea q hotel where ! shall
meet Tau. Garry a blue hardkrr-
chirf 80 that be may kneW you ~
once
The Vice consul al Madrid has not
yrI bsen seard from IN regard 20
thn matter bot a communication
from him ie expected az any time
An effort Is also being made by
B~rsun a Hall 20 Discover WHISTLER
az nns 4 yoslnE xiri bearing tho name
~ gaIznt i AZ the couyent of Or
phsns IN Aadrid a. stated ~ Han.
chs IN bis last letter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

alo BANKING INSTITUTION THE WALL AFTER A
HEAVY ON IT YESTERDAY -

PiTT6HuRG. Oct a.-The FEDERAL
National bank closed ItH Doors this
morning. after a hcsvjorun made yes
tefday. Tn. bank ~fas heavy jOosSr
In the Eastern Tube company uf
Zanesviiie. A. result the bank :
stock went way down on ths .ChnnKe=
The d@positora. bscominK frightened
al o. decline tn the banks stock. be-
xAh drawing out their deposits and
rs48fr than n half million dollars Was
taken cat within \ few hours il this
way
fsonAi bankers believe the Federal
National bank xtH pay dollar for dol
Tar. and thAt the embarrassment Is
aus 20 the tirhtsnea money market
and stock fluctuations They do not
lsslievs the FURRY Niii extend Ia other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
OLYMPIA TO
HAVE 4 BIG
LUMBER MILL

OLYMPIA. Oct fi.---within TIE
neat fsW days a company VIII be
Incorporated In this city which Niil
huita factory aud possibly a Eniii
ON the west Hidr. which vii manu-
fartufe doors casiaEr aad such
wood aork. and will build houses. II
viii be known as the Olympia Man
ufartuffur a Bundlng company. Al
the head 81 this company are East
ern men. gho have been here sey-
erai months looking over the con-
dftinns In this vicinity.
n u tho intention II the promoters
to- begin work on the erection Of
the factory within two weeks The
factory ~ IL estimated viii eost
abosft $50. 0aa. ana viii employ ~
first about 20 or 90 rnsn Thiz num-
her vii gradually be Increased az
the output Il increased and extern
aiona made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

snNieusiy your reply. am your
ohcdicnt servant
RICARDO LOPEZ zuLANT."
Mr.. Zalani. OF seattle. was greatly
surprised 80 be Informed that he had
relatives IN spain. lie looked the
matter up. however. and after study
ias his family trne. discovered that a
branch of hts family was OF spani.h
origin and residence He ana his
wife then decided that " tha daush-
ter % the writer nf the letter was
really a connection they would no.
hesitate IN taking her into their own
pleasant home until her father
should be tn a position 20 care Tot
her Samuel Zulant wrote him 70
that effect. aud Ia answer reoriy "a
a letter from the chaplain Of the
prison. IN which he is informed that
nlcaHio zulant - dying IN prison Of
cancer Of the ktamaeh. but that he
Is happy in the thought that his
prr&y child T. TO be cared for ny
those who are related Co her BY Ties
Of blood THE priest concludes his
letter with the promise 10 keep the
American Yulauta informed "a 20 the
condition % the dying man and 70
promptly notifs them when death
should occur.
In another letter recsixed. septcfns
her "a zAnches dscEa isNo 70 thfoi q
Mr.. Zuiaut that hts unhappy rrla.
tive raised his soul 90 a9g At
o clock .. NJ. September y
During she last moments OF ~
life the priest writes, stcafae
.,.ofta~a 10 rnn a sacred confidence.
,,ns4r confession and in front Of
fesa- christ exucified. took az
e.th Go accomplish al he asked 81
me a. that tirs~. and viii BY his
ash relate 20 Yun his history ana
siso the secret which he eonflaed "a
me- ard which a. EtNrdian % ms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
OBJECT

The good people living ln the sub
urban bounded on the north ID seat
tie. on the east b. Lake MazhiuE
ton. on the south by Columbia ana
on the vest b. the ptps line. have
no hankcrinE to become part ana
parcel OF Tire Queen city. They re-
fuse ths tempting bait Of benevolent
assimilation aud have circulated y
petition among themselves which
has been signed by e6 property own
srr out uf total % 20 against such
action. T'hs reason they set forth
for wanting 90 struggle along all b.
flsslr lonesome iH that they cant see
nuy advantage to he gained hy an
nexatlon. inaafnuch a. the city
would DO nothing Tor them for some
years and annexation would mon
arrravatisa IN the shape % In
creased taNation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
NE MUST MAKE
HIMSELF SCARCE

Mrs Bertha Gillespie. proprletySsa
Of boarding house al s0a Isfne
street today. sued her hualsa nd.
James Gillespie. a teamHter, for d.
vOree ou ground Of drunkenness,
cruelty and non.au0oft She asks
for the custody OF her child, claim
ing that the defendant In not ~
person 20 care for n. as he has fire.
Quentiy taken IL with him 10 Ha-
looms Superior Judge BELL has is-
sued an order restraining Gillespie
from visitiSg o. annoying o. 0lfe
while her suit In S1dlfO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
RIOT S
Jews oEr SUSPECTS OUT or
JAIL AND FIGHT POLICE

berlin. Oct. zi-T-he Tskebiatt
to-day reports a riot and jail d-liv-
cry BY tbs Jews az Ptnsk. Paiana.
Ths police arrested four hebrews az
political suspects ana several hun
a~~n % the pfte0aSs' compstFiot-
tfbprHted them. The police lntNrfrr~d
and a fierve fight resulted. one
woman vas killed and many persons
were inhlrrd. Later slx Jews were
Imprisoned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
RUSSIA oErTiNo READY

LONDON. OF. 2i-Spsoiai al
vGes from chre Foo state that the
Russian fleet has returned from
DnluY The garrison there and 20. o.
0eo Chinese ia6oHarr are builainE
barracks for over 10 600 nlec. The
defeuaes 70 the north Of Tnn Lien
Wan are being strengthened.
Admiral Aisxi~ff. viceusy 4 the
Par Past mssms indiHpoheti. Fables
a Port Affhur cofffapon dent. 10 dis
CUES Moukden a. treaty port.
Hoa. We shall settle this question
~ right" 10 saia. maintaining our
uif friendship win America. Inter
nan Hal cefnfnercs must go on
iisaEardina the alleged oonnfrae-
tiun Of forts AZ ronFampha. in
Korea. he efnnhatieaiiy denied IT, O
These stories are all fabricsted. +"
he said. To cause sensation
There n No fort. not a single Officer.
not = single soldier and not . single
cannon a. YonRampho.-
Regarding Manehuris. he said the
TROUBLE IL that briEHnds are con
siautiy collecting without the raIi %
way sene. Tie rHid he often reeetv-
Cd pstitions from the Chinese beg
ginM him 20 retain the troops. and
he would receive mare petitions sTere
nrf TIE people terrortned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
FEDERATED CLUBS
Will BE AT"HOME"

Invitations are out Tor an AT
home" and musicale TO b. given By
tire seattle Federation Of Women
clubs on Monday eVeuciE. from 4
tiA %. The members u thu various
clubs and their invited guests will
faeet socially and o. IN harmonious
touch Tor the coming season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

rant from Los Angeles for ehiaisiisE
mercy under false prrtensass Vii
haVe q hsrinE IN JuHtics Cauns court
oefoher g
mi. morning Goldman stated n
cams eastrt that he had secured
@~ttirfnent % ere % the cnafgrMs but
the assistant prosecuting attorney
fs,Id hln 4 would only make his case
worse n Il had any sff~st whatever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
HURT his FEELINGS

4 claim for 8 s9e damages against
THE Seattle. Renton A Southern ftaii-
wy Company has been filed by n.
VI peWoif in the superior court.
peWolf alleges that white he was =
passenger on one % the comphuY'H
trains he paid hts fare and afterward
the conductor assaulted him RrG
u0d 20 put him of the car. ciaiminh
he had not paid his fare He says
That he was physically injured and
suffered great humiliatio non ac-
rnunI Of II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
W ANTS $4,000
FOR HIS HAND

John y. Rector. formerly In the
employ Of the bryant Lumber a.
Shingie MIN company. ht Fremont.
today filed suit against that com
pauy to recover $4,000 damages for
injuries 10 his hand sustained Aug.
~. which got caught IN a circular
saw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
SHIPS THAT PASS IN FOG

vas done ana the depth ~ the entire
hay was taken. she ~rprrlrnert a
great a@ai e rutSHh weather whfl.
ih-r~. n the middle - September she
Jeff Tor Dutch HArboT. ard Hftsr a
stormy passage - sight days she ar
rived At that port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

a is-year-cld Indian girl Who said
her name was Salcnus. was turpd
over 20 her Gather At The police sta
ton this morning % ~ taken back %
her hume near North Vaneuugor.
with a brave known rs Harry she
sieBsd several DAYS age and would
have been contsnf b carr wead and
water Tor him tine rest o. her days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
MiNNEHAHA LOST
HER HAWA7HA

had net her father appeared on the
scene and with the aid = the pulaee
flowed her % 70 hack home
Harry hsa unt beer found Tie Vas
not Nifh the vaung lady whsn sha NAs
fquud ~ Fafroifnan HHmfS last
night The Etgi. has been to the city
several days. nvinE Nith her india1
lover en- fhc ssad ~ 81 the eeuth 80
- ths city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
GAVE BONDS
pairyrasn Secured Bail In the Man.
slaughter Case

A. l.. Fields an3 Alex Murray this
morning appeared ln Justice CsHn's
court and signed the bonds Of W. ~.
Happe. Emanuel Swanson and vii
liam p. Qulmby, who were bound
over 70 the superior court ia the
sum QfOti 90 each on a charge Of
mansiauEhter by Justice Cam yes.
terdaN. These are the men who are
accused Of supplying the milk which
caused the death Of little Carrie Con-
sfauflne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
INSIST ON
STRIKING
moroemgH ON NEW YORK 49,
DETERMINE TO WALK OUT

NEW YORK. oct. n. The
strained conditions continue TO-DAY
on the 4" road. The iuatortnsn saF
they Will strike even Il the grand Of
fteers &C the Hfothefhassa Of TnEis
ns~rs and Ftrcmcn decide against
than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

WASHINGTON. y. C.. oct I'll
The acting comptroller Of the treas
ury last night appointed National
Bank Examiner Cunningham as re-
celyer FOR the Federal National
Bank OF pitfsburg. The only word
the comptroller had was long dis
tauee telephone message that the
bank would not open today. No de-
tails OF the failure were given. The
bank i capltalized for g. coo. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

on the riKnttH Of RessllL founded on
the construction OF tie Manchufin n
railway. and the concession by cfana
20 Russia OF the sole Commercial
expioftationa Of ManchuftA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
SOAKED
SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY
MUST PAY DAMAGES

J. Archibald BollenE. the young
man whose foot was badly crushed
IN the collision between 4 Green
Lake anaoa Fremont car. last June,
was awarded 1880 damages against
the Seattle Electric company BY SUI
perior Judge Albsrtson. this morn
ing. Both sides agreed to waive a
tuFV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

LONDON. Oct sf.--A dispatch
rro~fvea by I4oyd's tetay. ssno1nc-
ed ths Ieas Of the Hritish ship MIL
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LOST AT SEA
eairtsa SHIP WITH CAPTAIN AND GRE" of = WEN
co DOWN TO wATEsY GRAVE

ton Park. which sailed from Liver
p.pol In March The captain an
rrew OF - are beiisvea 10 have bee'
drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
WIFE OF PIONEER
. Is DEAD

ELfsENsnuRG. Wash. Oct n
Mrs Msuds Cook. wife u a Ryomincnt
piaheer. died last evening TN funeral
viii take place Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
QUEEN RAfkkE

BERLIN. oot.a 2i.-servis has
placed n large order with hrupps
Or arms af0 ammunition. 10 be de-
llvered q oarco This inIDtG n
0eiDo outbf00k IN the GrLL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
PLEADING MOTHER'S
TEARS OF MO AVAIL

IT, Denver amounting 10 about ls00.
70 assist her IN educating his Grip
pIrd sister
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
"PH0NY' CHECK MAN
up AGAINST IT

y. =. Goldman. charged with OBJ
ninina money on A sphony" check
md siso kgd under ofugitive war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
MEANS WAR

BELGRADE, oct. 1.-THE official
Gazette win publish an cdfct rccoK,
nil9ng Queen Natalie as the heir
personal To the estate OF the late
King Alexander.
@She United stap@s army transp0t
Dix sails late this afternoon fos
Manila. with a cargo OF lumber aoi
forage for to0 Drn9 e9ts In i@s
9hillpp@9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
ELLIOTT
THE man

NEW YORK. oct. si.--IIoward FL
lott the new vice president Of the
Burlington system, has been elected
president % the Northern Pacific rail-
road 10 succeed Charles 8 Mslien
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

institutions.
The last Statement; shows the banks
liabilities 10 he s.. 90. Ol0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE Pittsburg
bank failure had q monetary effect
only on The market as all advices
show the situation elsewhere 70 be
solid.
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Then. only about year ago. he
transferred - bis fpofher property
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09
''l lu del alIn''

e0a Sgfs
50 sl9A Ila PR So Ultima eds
ca61 m Qog1 6el Holekfns, es
realEna1l1a bells Gaa y eIeuante.
Asn publication kael ressTs al Qrad0
de adelanto dc Puerto Rico er cnanto
& aQnellas artas En- sus pginas, se
We como conf1ndensa; las beIlazas lite
rarias con Las balIezas que 81 artiaba.
lit6GrafO y al artists tip6grafo, acu-
nular0n ALI, desnos traci6n expIG dida,
del talento y del Yaler de nueetros
compatriotas.
Ei retrAt0 del Dr.. Quevedo Baez, Y
las lluaas dedicadas & 81, SOD aItanente
iustieiaras.
Asf. pues. mi feiicifaci6n aquelIa
empress period1stica por su adeianto
v por al acto de justicia hecho con un
conpasriotg naeFi itfsin00
clos Doningos dal BOleGfnp, aigni-
fica en- nuestr0 pequefEo mundo Iitera-
rio. un heraldo de verdadera culture.
RoRiCuA.
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Una IDrA ToNrA.<

Sc crein anki9HaTnenbe. que una
medicina era ben6fica 81 proportion
& 10 lepugnante de sd SAILOR y olors
per0 ia sabenaos que tai idea era
nm disparAte. No hay ninguna "a
z6n por la cual aa 1nedieina deba
offender los sentidos mas que los
alimentoB, por 10 nisno, nnO de
los triunfos mas grantas que ha al-
can7ado la ouimiea 60 los 6ltimos
amos, consista erl 10 que se pEsagae
lamar la redenci6ga dsl aaeite do
hfgado de bacalao. Toao 81 rasindo
sabe ouan asqueroso ea 81 sailor T
olor de esta droga en SD estad0 ma
kural, v no 60 do extraaaRs0 one las
naayoEia de la gente declare que
preRere sufrir ltd eRaeraEaelad & To-
mar u aceite de hfgado dc baeaiao.
a pesar de- tod0 10 qae Re Olga en-
eontrario, las einnlsi ones SON enkera-
mente tan repn gx abes GaHao el -
neite puru. AheYa nieus e8 ma de
las leyes Dc ID nakaraleza, que M
remedio que es repu gnante 81 olfato
= alE paladars J que gambien revuel-
ye "a aat6mag0, nc paed8 p1ndueir
buenos resnl tados, pues 81 organia~
mo se rebels ga Ba contra NJ Il gri~
COS pide deahagaxas de A6. nalIa-
gro apeteeido ae enc antra Oh d
PREPARATION DE w lAalol
en- la cnaI tenemos IL parte valioaa
del aceita, sin los denaas elementos.
Este moderno eieaz remedi0 ea
tan sahroso como la miei y contiene
los principles nnkrikivoa OurativOg
del Aeeite do Hfgado DO Baoalaa
Pnro, que extraeHaos 10 Aos hfgad0B
frescos del bacalao, c0mbinados con
Jarabe da Hipofosnt0s, Malta u Ce~
rozo SilVeakre. Tornado antes de los
alimentoa, eEita , cura Is Toss Dis
pepsia NoxYiosa, AfeeeiOnes 6a los
pnlmoncs y todas las eafegmndades
quo 30 originan por laa iznpurezaa de
Ii aangre. z III Sr. DE-. Juan IT. Vaaa-
rszza, &c Duenos Aires, dice: Ne ed
gfato hncer coRatar 81 hnen result
do que ha obteniao Con sn prepara-
si5n, especialmenfa ~ l0s niGoa eoD
yaiescientes, ancianos debilitados
general 0ada d6sSs "a efecssya.
S Made sufrs m desepg con es-
"a. IA VenEa en- tOdAs laa BoEls
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Haee dias reina en- eata ciadad nm
ealor trsordinario 8 impropio de Is
ea6aei6ns haci6ndoae seutiF pog las no
ches IN frfo h1mesl0 siendo astos cam
bios bruscos 0rSgen de- abnndancia de-
catarros Rrfpales y fisbras pal dicas.
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OlDl "A /: LlII
IA vITRlOlll i LOS OlOS
De UNA NINA.
EsTABA Gel C)sA

En- Springfield Ohio Estados Uni
dos una mujer ennaasoarada trat6 de
quennar con vitriOlo los oiOs de una,
nina Alamada ChristeI.
Cuando esta mujer Ianz6 ell KQnido
sobre la cara De Ii nuehacha, diio:
listed. se ha interpuestO entire
mi persona y el dnieo hombre que y6
asno, p0F HI fAnto fenga ESQ.,
Christal Giesle solarnaaate 14 afTOs da
edad.
Aunque 50 cara ha sido naalamsnte
quemada, sus ojos no han anfrido NADIA.
La muier es e0nOcida. & esEas ho-
rs Va habra dad0 Ea p0iiela con ella v
estar6 Ii sombra esperando sentences
pOr su infame acci6n.
Los malditos celosl
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IeneE0Os uns
bros Dc IS American ss5n sl
Ilnbors da lOs ID b a sanss sssS xar.
tessaeean q lifgl 81 da lua idon p0Iffti
COS Iaalsa 1eEo al lls cuEnglea exssc-
taTnen4a con aasa Eaeberes poIiaie0s. has
cen uso de sua eares hos. voaan en las
eleeclones afarEnan & tales 8 euales
candldatnfas Qne elloa c0nsideran 6ki
lee & ala ia,
Asl. pues; III decir el gObarnaacr en
uIaa Eecient@ enkFegista, al sefsor Juli0
Medina de avaG Giiez, que Nloa
o0rexos pneden laaoef mueh0 Dor el
nada, siegnFre que sa NAan aam dis
Earicia1lns de III polftica. cofao III hmce
IA american Federation of Tab0Ya.
creenaos que estuvo muy Iasos ia sn
Amino dar q antender que los obFeros
puert0rriqu dabieran renunciar
sus derechos polidcoa v eludir Ioa de-
beres que como nniembr0s de an agre
gado s9cial les est6n designadOs, huyen-
do de los eOnieios y abandonando ei
seryicio de sn natria.
La observation inspiF6, sin duda,
esas palabras aa 0obernadow Hunt.
Debl0 81 pHnsar en el daaaatra que pa
rs esta isla signikica q. anden lbs obre-
roe kan hondan0ente dfVididos como
los pmrcialaa del parti6 Nolftic0.
w elaai6 deasueir cue aaka paas nss
aa@ Se nA@ H
dia aen lG En ~
quler8 este 6lEiEao puci era aeaso. c0nz
venir en deteFEninad0a na0Enaat0s los
que deeeAn tener 81 pals III aaryieio de
sus intereses polfkicos
ksas palabfas nos paEecen rnuy sem
satas. Los obreros 0rganizadoa para
trabajaE, eR 10 individual, por sus ven-
tajas dc agremianI6n, " en- Ii colactivo
pOr In defensa da los intereses de su
pAtria. DOR su constitution Dor t0cl0
10 que il hhertad el derecho de to-
dos garantice en- 81 gran cOnjuntO,
las asociaci0nes obreras, surnando sus
energfas al conjnnto v eae gran coniuD-
to aplicaao 6 Ia defensR de II patria CO.
nn6n, dando bass u bnAn gobisrno que
nuestr0s derechcs reconOzca c0mba-
tiendo sin treQua al que los debente y
de ellOs nos despoie.
El gobernador Hunt sabe que los
obreros pgsedea lsacer nsstcho pOg eE
pals, p0rque sabe que son puertorri-
quehos y cumplen au deber defendien-
do su patria. sabe que pueden
hacer mucho por ella, porque las con-
diciones de nuestro obrero son exec
lentes y permiten que su asociaci6n
tenga eficacia.
Lo que el gobernador Hunt ha en-
trevisto al decir s los obreros que se
manten0an dsst0sscsndoS az g0 a,0IGtsc0,
es 81 peligro de cue Ia pclftts;ca Sge par
tide, les desuna y encienda entire ellos
la discordia. Sin duda el g0barnador
habra observable con disgusto mas de
una vez, como obreros han injnriado
obrer0s como fueron enemioos los
que unidos deben estar p0r doble lazo
de confrsternidad; y, tai vez. pens6 el
gobernador que esas eensurabIes dis
cordias proyenian de que intareses de
la polftica de partido les habia empu-
jado al odio para. asf, diVididos, poder-
los traer y lleyar mas f6cilmente, po-
derlos explotar haaisndoIes servir de
pedestal y dc pegdallo. poderlos. en- FIN,
utilizar no como element0 social igual
totios, sino COMO anasa an6nima amol-
dable e Ia preston de las intrigas v de
las bajezas polfticas
Nosotros creeTnos que ell gObarnRdor
Hunt, al pr0nunciar aQuellas paiabras,
obr6 con sensakez 3 ractitud.
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