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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-05-30
Acquitted.

Camden, n. j., May 27.-The case of
Robert Washington, the negro consta~
BILE. who is charged with the murder
of Joe Goddard, the pugilist, was given
to the jury shortly after noon Tuesday
At one o'clock the jury rendered a
verdict of not guilty. Goddard was
shot by Washington during fight a
the republican primary election last
July at Dogs Corners in Pensauken
township
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-05-30
S0zutloni orlndusuzalDlhEcul1es
BY GEORGE H. ANDERSON
Distinguished Member o
he Massachusetts Bar

the contest it between labor and can-
tai IS obvious that there least dderata:
First that the parties the near
~ equal IN real and that each
respect the other the end that equilibrium Justice
result The organization labor
conditions
ress 10 that organization by eg
alon or to denounce is both futile and foolish
The second desderata increased
for law and for part both capital The final
appeal must be to justice.
1t IS one OF the present responsibilities of apasc
undo the evil mowers
Of the ballot box and Of the legislative hall
ced sacred trust for of the community as whole
IF CAPITAL FAILS TO RECOGNIZE THE NECESSITY OF
JUST LAWS RESPECTED AND OBEYED IT MAY EXPECT
LITTLE MERCY AT THE HANDS OF IT'S ANNIVERSARIES
WHEN THEY DISCOVER THEIR REAL POWER IF So
CIALISM COMES, THE MAIN RESPONSIBILITY WILL REST
UPON THE CAPITALISTIC ORGANIZATIONS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-05-30
Found in a Car.

A mans body was found in car of
lum Der at Milwaukee. The car was re-
billed TO Milwaukee from the Fortieth
street yards in Chicago May 3 and the
body had evidently been in the car be
fore that date 1t is that of man 50
years old. we'll dressed in dark clothes.
A memorandum in pocket contains
the name Of Thomas Dillon, 800 East
Twenty-second street, Chicago.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-05-30

ITS INCEPTION ITS EXPRESSION ITS PROPHECY.

L
musketry, of smoke, hail Of
~ and SHE'LL the stiffness of DEATH the heaps heaps Of
49, dead nation bowed in grief the graves of its defend
sg mourning the awful price paid, but proud of the
a~a tory Rivers of blood to cleanse the nation of its sin
N Of slavery lives freely that they might find
#MN preston in the life and possibilities of the Nation
Silent cities of soldier dead reared their green mounds and
marble shafts The beeld with
teatded and 1es forget lest forget found
sion in the appointment of the annual Memorial day.
quarter of century rolled around then
The ranks of the old soldiers fought by with those
who fell in battle picked them off
by and laid them in their Those who still nger with
hands take the suits of faded blue and them bravy
the graveyard bearing their tokens of flags and flowers lay the
quiet graves OF sleeping comrades The crowds look on with a
interest They hear the martial music they the gzed
ranks they hear the words tribute spoken and feel the pulses quicken
the muketry graves but the present far
planted graves gave birth
the Memorial day that there but hazy nde6ntene the
whole affair Years and before the Nations wounds
healed everywhere the chairs still standing
testimony of what they had yielded the Nation when
family entirely obierated
fathers and husbands and brothers, still keeny missed
then did Memorial day rob with meaning and interest which it
lack to-day the which Time has
wrought.
Nation needs its Memorial day even more to-day than
did the generation which rapidly sinking grave and
its expression needs be universal full IT MUST NOT
FORGET ITS SOLDIER DEAD. by
nual Memorial day. but there its duty and its privilege does end
THE PULSE BEAT OF THE NATION MUST BE FELT IN
ITS EXPRESSION OF THE DAY the most encouraging
signs OF the the and houghfulness with which the
school children Of land being drilled and instructed the
and spirit of the days which the Nation has marked
remember its heroes and its heroic Memorial day
celebration be left of the generation
which has gone and the generation which growing
around hrede You and have responsibility and privilege
which be performed give thoughtful
all that the day should the Nation
The ripple started the water to-day exes its influence
the shifting sands of the opposite shore And is with
the expression of the life of the Nation Today influences bear
their moldng impress the life of WHAT THE
NATION WILL BE TOMORROW IS DETERMINED BY
WHAT THE NATION is TODAY. The spirit devotion
with which the people of this Nation observe the annual Memorial
day will find the quality of patriotism of the
Every day in prophecy of the day just ahead Every
which be used measuring years
rolled. MEMORIAL DAY THIS YEAR WILL BE PROPHETIC
OF THE LIFE OF THE NATION DURING FUTURE YEARS.
May be day which gratitude will
of the grand heritage dead soldiers have May
gratitude link itself with patriotic present
the and influences given birth
fruit of BETTER, STRONGER AND MORE ENDURING MA
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-05-30
Stabbed His Wife.

Joseph Gutsch, residing on the Fond
CD Lac road, several miles from Mil
waukee, stabbed his wife to death and
then fatally shot himself. It is said
the woman was nearly disemboweled.
Jealousy is said to have been the
cause of the tragedy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-05-30

Chicago, May 27.-Demands by
walters, cooks and others have been
made for higher pay and shorter
hours, but hotel and restaurant men
say it will be impossible to meet the
demands Should a strike result, it is
said that it would involve 10000 per-
SONS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-05-30
The Higher Civic Life.
By HAMILTON WRIGHT MABIE
Author and Editor of "The Outlook

What an education in right living irny be sup
piled by right government!
You will need to teach the boy fewcF ma2<ins of
morality if he knows the city guards the water that
he drinks and that the fruit and meat and milk that
come to its markets above suspicion You will
need to preach to the boy less often about neatness
if the citys streets clean You will bring up cit
liens with better notions of the true and good if the
skyline of the ctys houses is right architecturay,
if grass is green in the parks and if fountains and
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-05-30
The Outlook 10vW|oman Sn31uge
By CARRIE CHAPMAN GAIT
President National American Woman Suffrage Association

Though the past season has such great
suffrage victory as that of a year ago,
when Australia conferred full suffrage upon her
women citizens, yet the winters work has not been
without encouraging features.
Australia is perhaps about to take another
step in advance. There is on foot a movement to
seat woman Miss Vida Goldstein, in the parlia-
nent of that great country. Miss Goldstein is
known to many Americans through addresses de-
livered last winter in many cities.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-05-30
BY WALTER H. PAGE
Editor Of The Worlds Work

Some years ago to New York
published promising book, and then seemed lost
in the maelstrom. Meeting this young author, dear
old John Burroughs said to him.
why don't you up into the Hudson river
country? Get away from bricks and mortar and
trust to God Almighty to bring out what's in you.
He'll do it."
Can't afford it. said the young man.
1t wouldn't cost you anything" returned Bur
rOupIlS You can h111ld VOLT own house and do
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-05-30
The Modern W0mnn.
BY PROF. BRANDER MATTHEWS

Y1F the twentieth century has become type
ELL apart from her type all ages it simply thing
EN takes features
ideal.
What and dreamed and
herself has brought living breathing She
neither Old She DEVELOPED more
rounded complete she
rightly putting herself together md of making perfect and beautiful
whole of the parts of her which the present
how to have eluded her grasp.
The colored American., 1903-10-03
Chiefs and Agents Wanted >

Do you want to be a member of a
Society from which you can obtain a
loan If you need money? Then com
municate with US; we will assist you,
whatever be your need
Chiefs and Agents wanted in every
locality. Splendid compensation for
desirable persons. Position perma-
nent. Pay guaranteed.
Address:
MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY
407 Seventh street northwest.
Washington, D. c.
Phone E 322.
The colored American., 1903-10-03
Subscribe
for the
COlOred
American
MALE HELP WANTED.

Wanted-Colored man who can fur
nish good references to collect for old
established house; $50 monthly and
expenses. Send self-addressed enve-
lope for reply. Superintendent, .702
Star Building, Chicago.
The colored American., 1903-10-03
Money to Loan /!

Money to loan at lowest rate of interest
on Real ard Personal Property, also on
Notes Apply at Office &C
Mutual Improvement Society
4s7 Seventh Street, N. w. sra nco- 80
WASHINGTON D. C.
The colored American., 1903-10-03

Mr.. William Hill, the tonsorial artist
at 105 Sixth street northwest, holds the
record as the champion fisherman this
season, his largest catch being a Z
pound Mississippi cat. taken from the
Potomac, above the AcQueduct bridge.
The colored American., 1903-10-03

Mr.. r. A. Tucker, of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing, desires to
thank his friends of that institution
sizes shown him during his illness at
Freedmen's Hospital, where an opera
tion was performed on him
The colored American., 1903-10-03

Read The Colored American, cents
per copy
The colored American., 1903-10-03
LOCALS.

Judge r. H. Terrell and wife left
for Memphis, Tenn, last Friday,
where the judge will deliver the
Emancipation celebration address at
Church's park, on the 22nd inst.
Mr. Douglas B. McCary, a former
cashier of the late Capital Savings
Bank, has opened up a suite of law
offices in the Frenzer Block, Omaha,
Neb., where he has begun the practice
of law. He is also in the insurance
and real estate bushes.
Mr.. James A Pinkett, of this city,
a young dramatic reader of ntoe, took
a leading part in an entertainment
given by the Elite Dramatic Club of
Atlantic City, on the 18th ult, in that
city. Mr.. Pinkett is winning the new
lAurels in the histronic art.
The colored American., 1903-10-03

salem will celebrate the seventeenth
anniversary of the order by a grand
union excursion to Richmond, Va,
Saturday, Oct. 24th 1t will be con-
Quoted under the auspices of Nimrod
Grand Encampment No. l. This ex-
cursion will be one of the largest go
ing out of the city this season. as more
than twenty subordinate branches are
interested. Round trip ticket. $3.50.
The colored American., 1903-10-03

Mr.. ]. F. Roberts, of Princess Anne,
Md, is now connected with the Mutu-
al Relief Association, a new insurance
company with offices at $50 Fourth
street southeast. He is also princi-
pal of the Civil Service and Normal
Institute, of Alexandria, Va, paid our
sanctum pleasant visit last week.
Mr.. Roberts is an energetic young
man.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-16

Y como nota amena, stfpicamente
americana, ALA Va esa crisKntema
del invernadero neoyorkino para
sols IL de sus lectores:
A 10 sefiorita Bridget Diamond,
cuyo abogado defensor, Mirabeau
L. t. &wns, al leer versos de ella an.
to Ell jurado de la Corte Suprema
hiz aerramar l6grimas 6 sus miem'
bros, le fn6 concedido nm veredicto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-16
CIR. .STOBAL CO..O..

04Ss ~ i VIDAL OO..Oss
A ese paso, no pasarx mut no item.
po sin que Ia totalidad del letrero
haga desapareeidc.
lPero para gre sirven los rate
ros aqusllas letras? Son dc bron-
ce y su valor intrfnseco no pasa de
unos centAvos, en- ell caso de que
para elias se encuentre com prador.
JEs que hay alg I'm r0ter0 del R9nero
anticuario que quiso tener en- esas
letras nm recaerdo de San Juan?
Como quiera que ses, entendemos
que es una mala acci6n despoisr 81
Almirante. I'll est& frme, lfgilc,
impasible, CON Sd braxo sxtendidO
hacia Palo seco, en- direction & 10
isla, como indicando con 10 mudA
elocuencia del silsncio, que esta gen
til Carlo que 81, por nm puerto del
Sur dsscubriera, tiene sobre su pro.
vidente solar asentado mn pueblo
digno y generoso que debe enrique
Ger su pAtriA con el srabsj3 y emo
blecerla reclamando incansab'e sus
derechos y 10 iue ticia que sc Ia de be.
Las autoridades no deben consen-
tir que Sc roben las letras del pee es'
tal de Colon, porque, vi6ndolo con
sindifefencis, se CORE peligro de que
el mejor di& se fOben 10 estAtas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-16

de indemnizAc.6n en- nm total de
81 900 aver contra 10 Compaf1fa Pla :
net Mills, en- cuyos talleres trabsjs-
ba 10 q qaerellante y en- los que per-
di6 cuatro dedos de la mano liz
qulerda.
AL hAcer ell resumen de su brillan.
te defensa, el elocuente Mr.. T.wns,
tsrmin6 su df.eurso con este mex
pugnable argumento:
"Esta joven. mi defendida, proba.
blemente lievarA relAeiones anorO'
sas para casarse algdn dia. CuRnao
llegue el momento fsliz de 10 solem
ne ceremonial, y el afortunado novio
pronuncie aQuello de: eCon este ami
llo sello nuestra eserna uni6ns ldon
de le Va 8 colcear Ell anillo?
Suyo ffmo
D. COlZ0zO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-16

Una de las Eases mas notables del
nAcional chino, que le ha Waldo
siempre 10 admiration enthusiasts de
los que Green en- 10 virtud de "a eau.
sa y la tens z resistenciA que en- to.
dos los tiempos opuso 6 lnhuencias
exteriores, en- fuerza de Eu car4cter
que no han pod.do borrar nj la lima
ae los sigios nj las seducciones y
h&lagos de una civilization de ven
tsjas discutibles. Otro tanto poai 70
decirse del car&cter espaf1ol, cuyas
vigorosas inyecciones iam&s podr&n
borrAr nj los -1utiladores picotazos
del &guila del Norte nj las peregri-
mac ones de sus miembros por tie
rras extraf1as. Tsngo sobre mi mesa
I'M recorte del sHerald. de hoy, que
prueba hasta 10 aacieaad 10 que ven.
60 dieiendo, y que resulta nm verda.
dero rompecabezas de razas. Dice
asf el recorte:
"Entre los tipos extrs fios que
acaban de lIegar estAs playAs se
encuentran tres familias dc hebreos,
las que ne encuentran det:nidas al
presente en- Ellis Island (Eaifcio de
InmigrAci6n). Hablan an castellano
puI1simc, no obssante sl hecho de
que sus sntepasAdos Sc contaron
entire los iudfos que fueron expul.
sados de EspA d 3 aurante Ell reinado
de Fernando 6 Isabel To- CAt6lica.
Aquellos fUgitivos faeron 6 estable
cerse Turqufa, y sus descendientee
vivieron en- ese pals durante tres
cuatro siglos emigrando despu6s 4
Balgaria y RnmaniA. Los actuRlel
emigrantes psoceaen de una coloris
de 400 hAbitantss establecida er
CrajovA, pueblo de RumaniR, y ade'
mAa de hablar 10 lengus espafiols
mantienen Las antiguAs costumb bres
espanolas de sus expulsadcs proge
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-16
Colectur1a de obras pias

Con motivo de las dificultades que
gran n1mero de ceusatarios vienen
presentando para el psgo de r6ditos,
esta oficins se We obligada 6 hacer
el ultimo llamamiento 6 todos los q !.
se hallen adeudando r6ditos & Cape.
llanias, Cabildo, 6 Monjas Carmeli-
tas para que concurfan de 10 6 IL y
de 2&4 6 esta Colecturfa los dias 10
borables 4 I'm de resolver, con vista
de los libros escrituras, las dudas
que ne originen, y efectuar ell psga
correspondence; y en- 10 intsligencia
que desde Ell mes dc MaIz3 se proce-
der& por 10 Wis Judicial contra los
morosos.
Ell Collector.
M n Tn,.oSu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-16
ES preferible usar
zapatos viiejjos a If a la
CARCEL

(De aastestro covresponsaD

Febrero Is. La pol'ciA hA dado
CON 9. autor de nm rcbo de nm par
de botines nuevos, hecho 6 Jose Ma
ria Flores, duefio de nm eafetin 81 :
tuaao en- el sitio, 8 calle, denomina-
do ''Baenos Aires. El autor del
robo fu6 Ell iudividuo jose Garay
que confer 8 el hecho. GAray estx
denunciAdo, y los botines de refe.
reneia se hallan en- 10 Jefatura de
Policia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-16
In Alcalde que diInite
A LOS
CincO diaS de tOmar possession
Ell PUEBLO DE GALES QUIE-
RE QUE VUELVA A SU SITlO
[De maestro cos~espossaD

GALES, Fsbrero IA. Importantes
vecinos deseste pueblo diriien 81 se.
nor Juan Montes Nufitx, ID siguien'
to manifastRs.6n;
sEl Paablo de Ciales & DIN Juan
Monies Nufiex. 10
sCuando fe6 lapzada vaestra can.
didatura para Alcslde, dirijistsis Al
Pueblo, nm mauitieEt3 euyoa concsp.
tos On est&n lat0ntes en-, au cors z6n
sEl Pueblo comic en- 10 palabra
del patriots venerable, y se sint.6
satisfecho.
Pero Ell Pueblo no ha visto cum
pli&a ninguna de las promesas; lejos
ca.ella ha resu.tado enga fisdo por
vos."
lHabefs apreciado el alcance de
vuestras respOnsabiidad moral, al
Abandonar, como 10 habeis b seho al
quin dfa de tomar possession, el car
go que os confilra ese pueblo l6
qpisn vos exhortssteis + dblicamen.
ta para que os cfreci sra ell concufso
de sus votos, y sl CUE cfreciste ser :
vir CON el intei6s tfyico que es pecu'
liar & vusstros sentimental"
s'Y no es esa vuestra mayor res.
ponsabilidad. Rata corsiste en- deiar
oeupkndo vuastro sitial & an homb bre
que es rapulsivo alpueblo. & nm hom
be fsrmo y desesperado, que su }
blAneas silusiones, So mas aca riciada
esrsrarza es saciAr 10 vengsz. de sus
odios comprimidos. ilAsf 10 grita,
asf 10 vocjf sra!!
eYa sabsis el cargo que vuestro
pueblo o. haee. 81, repar&nao wees
ira falta, volveis 6 ocupar ell pueato
que estAis doblements obligaao 6
aesem mpe f1af: si asf eonss gufs que
esa figura que nos es antipAsfca cese
de administraf intereses cuyo name.
10 es superior G sus apt 'tnaes, buen
1iuicio y garieaad, entonces ell pueblo
devolver6 vuestros honores y, fee
ci6ndoos su apoyo, procurar6 que
los aumentefs en- vuestra labor como
A'calde."
Isl asf no 10 hicierais, el pueb' O
se creer6 eng f1ado y........ voa
sabeis .cukn grande en- ;el bro del
pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-16

CRISTOBAL COLON
-. y habiendo sido sustreidss al.
gunas letras. sl letrero aice hoy de
cate mode:
PU. r 80. .....,O
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-16
Las reiDaS de Ponce
han iniiciado su reinado
Los gentileS hOmbreS -en
Su pueStO
PERO NO SERA UN REINADO
PACIFICO PORQUE VA SE
ANUNCIAN TREMENDOS
COMBATES
(De maestro COZ responsaO


Febrero Is Han sido designados
IN los caballeros que han de acom.
pAfiar 6 las Reinas de Carnival en-
Ponce, en- todos los aetos de las
fiestas.
Dichos cabRlleros son don Rafael
Bsrr6s, que acompaf1ar& & ]a Reina
del primer bando. &c orita Ms tide
Felice, y don Antonio Otero que
acompsf1ar& 6 la Reina del segund0
bando, sef1oIi q Carmen Santoni.
Anoche 'hubo ya varios combates
de Carnival en- las GALES.
En- 81 Casino, los combates ser&n
de bAnao & bando, cada un0 con su
Reina q 10 cabeza; distingui6ndose
los bAndos por medic de lszos, y NO
permiti6ndose que combatan indivi.
duos de an mismo bando.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-16

TARJETAS do vista con sobre
y sin ellos, 10 haosA en- aka Co
f.asp@u&anaia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-16
Union PuertOrriQue1a
Americana.
C0mit6 de San Juan.

Srendo grande Ell n6mero de pa.
sriotas que estkn pendients de ms
eribir sus nombres en- ell Registro de
10 mencionada eolectividad, tene :
mos el gusto de participant es, que
queaa alberto Aqu6l en- el estableei.
mi6nto Dc d. Francisco J. Marxaua.
Oristo no 9.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-16
Dr.. Ferrer Torres.

Tfatamiento de todas las enferme.
dades en- general.
EspeciAlidad en- los afecciones de
los ojos, nariz. ofdo y garg ganta
Horas de consulta de 225 P. M.
d. Sol A o q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-16
La Escuela Velasco

La Escuela VelaSco
EsTABLECIDA 1890.
aS3 Schsrmsrhurn St., BroekIyn
New-York, q. s. A.
IDIOMAS. INGLES etc., TAQUI-
GRAFIA en- TODOS IDI0MAS; MA.
TEMATIOA, TENEDURIA DE IL
BROS, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEGOOIOS, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA en- OOLEGIOS etc.
Locacion, centrica: hospedage de
primera y a precios moderados. La
Escuela Sc encarga de instruction y
hospedage cuando asl SO desee.
TAMBIEN Sc DA INSTRUCTION
POR OORREO.
Oirculares 8 informes pueden obto-
nerse tambien en- <La Correspondence
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TODAVlA PENDIENTE
El status de los
puertOrriQue1OS
Familias hebreas que ha-
blan espaffol
IncOlteStable arguMentO de
un abOgadO
Nueva York, Febrero g.
Sefior Director de
LA CORRESPONDENCE
DE PUERTO Rico
San Juan

Mi distinguido amigo:
Duerme toaAvfa en- Los celdill2s de
les cerebros de los graves Magistra.
dos de In Corte Suprema de los Es-
tados Unidos 10 esperada decision
del case de la sef1ora Cor zalez, de
cuyos detalles me oeure minuciosa-
mente en- mi anterior correspondent
cia; pero es casi seguro que no clau.
surar& So presents pel1odo regla-
mentario ese alto Cuerpu-primer
tribunal. de To- Nacion-sin que sepa.
mos su veredicto, y CON 81 & que Ate
nernos, pese al sdestin0 mAnifiesto.,
en- relaci6n CON el "a irritante status
polftico de In dolor0sa Bofir quen.
En- question constitutional de tan
magma importancia tienen que ir
lentamente los sef1ores ms gistradoe,
pues nm dictamen favorable echaria
por TERRA las aceptatas taoffas CO.
loniales del pArtiAo que priva en- el
p oder. va le tendr6 G usted al co.
rriente del sesgo q se vaya tomanao
ese asunto, de suyo tan interesante
y trascendental, sobre todo para los
que no nos empRchamos de re gocii }
por el simple hecho de que 10 ban.
aera estrelladA fote en- nuestras al.
menss, sin que ella acompaf1e 10
inspirAdora cohorts de mobiles atri.
butos que In hscen reverenciada y
grAnde en- los dilatados confines de
este moderno Vercigetorix: <justi-
cias y sequidad., dones que hastA Ell
prssente no han sRcado del fondo de
sus maletas de viaje para repartirlos
In islA los n6mades carpet 6aggers que
azotAn uellas regiones.
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Sc eStdn rObandO
POGO q POGO el letrero de
la estatua de Colon
De las "a letras que le
forman, faltan va 4 vo-
Gales y 5 consonantes

In estatua del AlmirAnte Colon,
situada en- 10 plaza del mismo NOM
bre, est& aiendo Victims de un sacrf.
lego despojo.
CoItsnfa el PEDESTAL una leyeuda
en- esta foa ma: