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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
ROSE

A rose Of someone's yesterday
Il fell from cut the dusty book
That Was By someone cast away
To he In this forgotten nook.
And here's the rose A faded thing
with petals crumpled. torn and
brown
What Idle lanclea may Dc bring9
Who took Il up2 Who dung Il down.
One day rare perfume Il shed
When all lts heart with dew was
wet,
And Il was blazing 90 lbs rod
Some subtle scent ollngs 90 Il yet.
Perhaps L c0axod q womnn's emile,
Perhaps il drew anOthora frown.
A pledge of truth. a gage OF guile
Who took q up? Who flung q down
Why was the flower hid away
A roseheart for this old romance?
Was Il 10 mark an olden day
A day when an was radiance
or was q IN remembrance OF
A gglof that time refused 20 drown?
Does "a tell c0quetry, or lover
who took d up9 Who lung q down
u does not tell us anything
II someone's ardor waxod or waned
Vet some faint memories must cling
Here where the yellow page d stain
"a.
Was sho 8 peasant, or a queen
Was this red rose her own crown
What "a the tale the lines betweon2
Who took q ape Who aung q down
rose 0f someone's yesterday
A crumbllnE rose. So roses SO.
And we we're wise n we could say
What ali the wilhorod roses know
In what closed pages OF our years
q held a rose an dead and br0WnG
And who can tell, when Il appears.
Who took Il upl Who hung Il down.
w - Nesbt Ia Chicago Tribuuo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
WHERE CIVILIZATION kills..

The latest rroup OF people 10 Doe
killed on hy civilization Is that ln.
habitng tbe Engano Islands. south Of
sumntra There were 5000 Of them
Ca 1854 There are but 500 lefi al
present
A Japanese health oniclal went over
90 learn what was the matter tie
found that ont OF ne married couples
go had mo- children "a had only one,
elght had only two teyen had three
ana sIK had four Yet tho islanders
are he6lthy aud strongly bnilt
Tho cause Of the falling on ln The
DOCTORS opinion, lay ln too close con,
tact Of late with foreigners
The same thing has been noticed in
the Sandwich Islands Under such
circumstance backward races In q
few years rush through q development
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

10 send Ia torpedo boats the Japan.
oao finally effected an entrance with
seven Of the little craft and sunk tho
battleship Tins Yuon. One nf the As.
sailants however, was sunk by a Chin.
csc shell. three went aground. two
smashed their propollors on the rocks
and the remaining one escaped IN.
harmed. but with the captain frozen
10 death IN the coming tower. The
next night the attack was renewed
and three more Chinese ships wore
sent 90 the bottom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
OFFICIAL MATTERS.


sheep Sanitary Board
Tho New Mexico sheep snnltary
board will meet IN the ONCE of secro-
tary Harry = Lee la the Armilo build.
Ink In this city on Monday. March 81.
1904
Coal Deslaratory Statement.
The following coal dcclaratory sta q.
mont has been niod IN the United
States land ONCE:
No i9is. March ~. williams A. Col
Inns % largo. southeast quarter. north
cast quarter. southeast quarter. sec,
olon 3. township . north ranEo . west
80 acres IN San Juan county.
Territorial Funds.
Territorial Treasurer J. H. Vaughn
has received the following public
funds From ". O. Bu-fdm snperln.
iendeut OF tho territorial penltontlary.
flG620 Conticts' earnings. From Loo
l'oldo Sanchez. treasurer and ox-onicio
collector OF Leonard Wood county.
9li0.i6 taxes for 1903
Application ior Mineral Survey.
Surveyor General MOrgon D LEV.
cllyu received an application Tor min.
eral surveys from the Copper Queen
Consolidated Mining company
through their attorneys. Herring a
sorin. Of Tucson. Arizona. for the sur.
vey Of the following mining claims
Fair and Square. Abigail Ann. Frac.
tlon, Gray Homiliie Undoveloped. No.
doc. Mccarthy. Malachite Alligator.
Engineer and Queen Hlll. an situated
IN the Central City mining district Ga
Grant county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
IMMIoRArloN srILL IMoREAsINa

The report OF the commissioner OF
immigration for the year ending June
90. i90s. gives no reason 70 hope for
an immediate dlmunItion In numbers.
or an Improvement in the quaiity on
the iOrcign hordca which arrive on
every steamer. on the contrary there
b. an Increase OF 80 per cent over the
previous year The total number OF
rriyals was s57Ot6 and OF these
l30,622 came from Italy, 206.0ii from
Austria Hungary, ana lS6.0g5 from
Russia These together make up
alout tw5thirda. and the remainder
woro Germans. irish and miner races
in small numbers.
The immigrants from the three
countries which sent the largest rep.
rosontation are nearly an italians
and glavs. for very few Germans emf.
crate from Austria. Hungary.
me immigration problem ia not the
eaat important one now before con.
gross The interests OF good citizen
snip demand tbat d, be- aottioG 90 the
aear future ana settled in suta q way
chat the country may be protected
IRON wholesale foreign pollution
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Colorado SPRING.. March ts.-A
committee OF the Portland miners.
representing employees OF that prop
orty. arrived here this morning and
Immediately went into conference with
President James " Burns. u is un.
iorslood that Burns will back tho
committee. which will recommend all
employees OF the Portland % withdraw
from the Western Federation OF Min
ers. fo IN q new union and ally them.
selves with the American Foderatioa
OF Labor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Borlin March 1s-A correspond
ent Of the iokal Anzeigor. AZ Seoul.
iu dispatch dated yesterday con.
firms the previous report that about
5000 JapaucBo pioneers are engaged
in building q nold railroad from Seoul
norihward and says the railroad from
Fusan Seoul will not be- completed
before October The correspondent
also confirms the report that tho Rus.
sian horse artillery has Withdrawn
for the north banE OF tho Yaiu. and
says q pau Of the cavalry has also
been withdrawn. leaving tho only
weak post 40 syon Cayon south on
win
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

The town Of Esianoia on tho Santa
Pc Central was not behind the timea
on st. patrlck's Day celebrations.
Last night the towns people gathered
I'M the town hail ana danced 10 good
music and partook Of good things 20
eat Several out OF town people were
present for tho OCCASION William
Dress and family arc new arrivals a.
Eatancla Mr. Gregg ls large sheep
nMnnr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

So PcterE5urg, March is.--2 D. m.
Tho Gazette expresses the hope
that the AngloFronch understand
VIII result IN a more friendly atti-
tudo ON the part Of Great Britain "a
wards RuVsia A diplomat represent
ing small European power express.
90 hope that ChIna viii Join Japan on
toe theory that ai -o white powers.
including the United states. will then
be- compelled 20 form a coalition and
stop the war which would ruin trade
of the whole world with Lhina. but
fears Japan realizes the danger and
will decline Chlnaa aid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Charles Chadwick. plainun VS. Josie
Chaswlck. defendant no. 6ssS
Notice is hereby riyou that !. The
undersigned sheriff of Bcrnaiillo couu.
g. Territory Of New Mexico viii.
on the isth day of April 1904 at the
hour of two o'clock D. m on said
day az the office oft Charles Chadwick
and Company being 30. lNs West
Gold avenue In the city of Albuquor
que ugrualiiio county New Mexico
expose al public sale for cash OH the
right. title and interest ot the said
Charles Chadwick in and 90 the fol-
lowing personal property and chat
tels towlt
Roll top desk ! sefe heating
stove. n0d and poker letter press.
I typewriter. rockers I cane seated
chair j Office chair. desk chair.
cuspidors . waste paper basket. limo
lcum on no0r. / dictionary. ~ pie
lures. q dat top table Z table cover
desk fixtures and stationery hat
rack. ! Imitation desk folding bed
I camp bed and contents, camping
outfit. whlsk broom. pictures
folding bed (mlrroW 'front.' mattress
springs. and bed clothes. dresser
/ Winchester rife. guitar. ! rocker,
n leather couch leather seated
chair. rug. / sofa pillow lmoou
FACET. ) hair bride ball rack and
mirrow. window shades. 3 lot pic.
urcs. wash stand. ! tee chest 2
chairs. lInoloum on floor side
board and glasses Kitchen cup
boards. sink. small table. I gas
stove. baking ovens. table dishes.
. dining table Kitchen utensils. 2
pictures
The above described personal prop.
efty and chattclb having been levied
upon by me By virtue OF and 90 sat.
lsfy an execution issued ogi OF and
under the seal OF the district court
of the Second judicial district OF
BernalilIo county Territory of New
Mexico. which execution wac duly
returned as the above described prop.
grty was not discovered 10 guhlc.Cni
time 90 enable him 10 sell the same
Turing the lie OF the execution. and
thcrcupon. an alias execution issued
/ lu and upon the goth day OF Fohru
AIRY. A. ID 1904. and was directed "a
me the undersigned sheriff OF tho
county Of nornalillo as had been
I heretofore commanded by order OF
/ the court. for tho sum Of six hundred
/ dollars damages aud with interest "a
date OF sale OF Sii50 ana SIS 05 costs
oi suit. In pursuance and by virtue Of
certain judgment On the cause en-.
|tItlcd Charles Chadwick plaintiff. VS.
Josie Chadwick defendant. being 30
63ss on the civil docket OF tho Barna
lulo county district court. the same
being a judgment upon O cross.com
Dlaint nlod M the said auit hy INC
[ defendant Josie Chadwick as cross
I complainant. against Charles Chad
wick as cross-dofcndaut for diyorc,
I from the bonds of mairImony and
I allmony the said Judgment being CIV
en- 10 the crOss-c0mplaint Jose Chad
wick Tor a divorce and the abov,
amount given as alimony in sal,
cause, upon which Judgment was duh
rendered on the 2ist day of Docom
bCr A. d.. 1903. in favor OF said cross
complainant. Josie Chadwick an,
against the said cross.dofendanl
/ Charles Chadwick for tho sum o
100000 damages aud tis05 costs o
suit with Interest thereon from thl
said 2ist day OF December. A. d, 1870
! until paid at the rate OF 6 per cen
/ per annum. and also the costs tina
may accrue.
THOs. S. HuBBhL.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
MANChURlAN BRlGANDS
ATTACK RUSSIANS

Ncw Chwang March IS A band
OF mounted MGnchurian hrigands
sw0opod down upon the Russian out.
post near Pan chan, n town near
Port Arthur. For o time the Russians
withstood the attack but nnally were
forced 20 retreat. leaving two max.
Ims on the held. Casualties are nos
stated The Russian nag which had
been flying on the public buildings a.
New Chwang was hauled down and
replaced boy French emblem
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
WOUNDED AND SICK
OF PORT ARTHUR

Port Arthur. March According
to information received from Rus
SLAMS at shanghai, during the hght.
ing az Port Arthur. February 10 ami
~. the hatuoahip dikasa was struck
by ten proiooliles and seriously dam.
aged Two japanese battloships and
two cruisers have been locked for re-
pairs az Nagaaah and sasebo. and
1900 wounded men are said 10 be Ia
Japanese hospitals an the Russian
elck and wounded AZ Port Arthur are
making good progress towards rocov-
cry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19


member Of the Albuquerque lodge.
ny order Of the sachom. George A.
Blake.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon ana son ,...
last night TOR their home Al Oklahoma
city. O. r., after a visit o. several
weeks lr the cliv
Tho Gallup Republican says Mrs
Whitson OF Albuquerque was in town
last week and was the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs r. g. Dcsnon.
Rov D. J Berry, a Catholic priest
PASSED through tno city this morning
On route from pa Paso 20 Trinidad.
Colo, where no will open a mission.
clyde Alexander arrived last night
from Toledo. ohio, and viii make Al.
buquerquc his home. Ho 10 a cousin
10 George p. tearnard. OF the square
Music dealers,
j. r. Graham o. managing the
baggage huatlcra a. the local station
ln the absence ct Haggagomaster J..
~ Reid who iofl yesterday on a visit
90 Newton Kansas.
Mrs n. r. Mays. wife OF Boiler.
maker Mays. arrived last night from
trinidad. Coloa and ls At home with
her sister. Mrs. G.. 3 Alexander. OF
$40 south Third street.
Miss kitilo Cardigan. OF San Star.
cial. has accepted q position with
OBron sisters. mnnora Miss Car.
dogan studied hat making with Gage
Hat company OF Chicago.
August Rookie. who has been e
resident Of Albuquerque the past sew.
oral months lcft this morning Tor
Denver he has been an employo OF
Robert Massey A Co.. cigar makers.
Walter Peck l. q. Madison and w.
q powch LEI, last night for Cubero.
Valencia county, whore they will
hunt ducks for n few days. They
are employees % sc Santa De shops.
Howard Blair and Ray Stevenson
returned last night from a short vis.
% To Cleveland. OHIO. Mossrs, Blair
and Stevenson expect TO engage I'm
business 90 This city in the near 10.
turo.
Tho New Mexican says Fred "a.
nurch Of Albuquerque. advance agent
for tho Southern Carnival company,
was In town yesterday TO make ar.
rangomcnJs Tor his company TO ap.
pear here sometime ia tho fall.
Young mcn interested 90 militia
affairs are requested 10 meet tonight
u The hall over Lclgor's Cafe. Com.
nany @ will oc recruited 90 its full
quota The company viii have new
armory with the convonloncos OF a
gymnasium and social features.
Word comes from Silver City that
on last Thursday Mrs. r. A. Bush pre-.
sontcd her husband with a ten pound
baby boy. Mr. Eaah is the editor OF
the Silver City Enterprise. Ho was
formerly associated with the Morning
Journa as travelling representative.
T. II Kirstcr and A. Coleman were
passengers north this morning. The
former represents Kirster Brothers.
cigar manufacturer. and the latter
represents the Southwestern Ice ana
Brewery company.
Mrs George shotten returned yea.
terday morning from Gallup. where
she was called last week by the 800.
ness of her sister Mrs. W A. Kramer
Miss urna D. HIckox OF Santa Fe
who has been visiting with Mrs
Lowe OF i0l South Walter street. re
turned home this morning
Mrs. y C. WhltBon. OF the Whltson
Music company was passenger
north th.s morning
l.. U Allen business manager of
the Las Vegas Optic, ls 10 the city
Ben Bibo, the county assessor OF
Valencia county. Ga 90 the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
WALTER JUAN DAVIS
IN A LAWSUIT

Denver. March Walter Juan"
Davis. a writer for newspapers ami
magazines, nIod suit IN the district
court Of Denver today against Harper
Bros Publishing company Of New
York asking Tor $4,000 damages foF
alleged mutllailon Of hls story "A
spondthrlft." which was published IN
Harpers Weekly OF January This year
The story "a published was a reduc.
tlon TO about one-half rs original
length, and IN editing the piaihtH
claims. bis work was det o. " rs
literary features and other wise baalv
mutilatcd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

whether or nor Mr. smoot can bo
dobarrod from bic scat IN the United
States senate ia q mootod question
But Ia q very clear that the polyeam.
ous practices OF many OF tho high
lghis OF Toe Mormon church are ln.
compatible with the American idea
~ the sacrodnoss OF the marriage
tio and that the whole power OF the
federal government must be Invoked
20 put an end 90 them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

BxGoy J. 3D. Prince, president "
the New Mexico Historical society. hss
written "a long letter 30 iho chairman
of the commIt;co on territories. house
~ representative protesting against
changing The name Of New Mexico %
that OF Arizona In case that Joint state
hood "a adopted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Tho Roswell Record says that II We
are admitted 90 statehood under the
name 90 Arizona. we will have the
privilege OF coming next 60 hrst on
the roll OF All national conventions.
only Alabama will take Alphabetical
precedence OF us.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Paris March 1865 D. Mo
reports al the foreign ONCE or else.
whore confirming the B0urse rumor
OF great Japanese defeat which prob
ably grew out Of unconnrmed shan.
ghai reports OF the defeat OF 80 "a.
panoae by Russian force Of 500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

which more advanced nations reach IN
centuries Fifteen years ago the En.
gano Islanders went about without
clothes and lived IN small huta like
beehlvos. Now they wear Malay COS.
tune and live IN houses A quicker
overturn cannot be imagined. Print
tive races cannot stand such change
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
THE NEW STATE
HUusE REPUBLICANS FAVOR
Sill AND DEMOCRATS OPPOSE.


. Special to The Citizen. .
. Washington. ID. q March ls- q
. The new state will have $4,000. q
. 600 acres OF land and two United 9
. States courts. q
Q Delegate Rodoy ls nghtlpg for Q
q three members In congress. q
. Tho house republicans favor .
. the bin. and the democrats op. =
. pose Il. .
The money appropriation men. q
. toned Ia previous dispatches q
. must come from the senate. .
q Indian Territory gets 5000 900 .
Q acres OF land
. ee . . = = . ee . ee . 3
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
Not Confirmed

a. Petersburg. March lS.-5.3 80 3D..
~ Admiralty has received no con.
armation OF the loss OF torpedo boat
destroyer shono on Port Arthur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Walter J. Davis represented
Santa Ne county Ia tho lower house
OF the territorial legislature years ago
as a democrat Captain W E Dame.
now OF this city. was the other demo.
cratic member 10 the Legislature frou
santa BE county az that time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Be l0yol me once, ! wonder why
! mad the heart % answer nor
TIE craycd my love; ali well do
Recall the day he told me sol
why was be NOT content 10 walt.
why dld be come SO soon 10 woOY
Why don't men start by being great,
Ana then como seeking loye-boo.
hoO'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
LOOKING FORWARD.
HE

HE.
! loved her once. | wonder why
/ grloyod because she answered no
without her love / longed 20 die,
She laughed because / told her so.
foollshly supposed that fle
Was worthy OF my love and care,
But hcarilessly she laughed at mo
And turned and left me ErieyIng
there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Miss Ackorman OF tho Universe
Peace society ia going 10 try 20 get
Russia and Japan 70 stop lighting
somebody had better start Il hrst.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Tie q lesson you should heed.
Try again,
n at hrst you don't succeed,
Try again.
Then your courage should appear,
F0f 90 yOu win peuevero
You wlll conquer never fear,
Try again
once or twice. though you should fail
Try again.
n You would az last prevail
Try again;
N We strive. tla no Disgrace
Though We DO not win the race
what should We DO Ia that casoG
Try again
lf yon nnd your task is hard
Try again,
Time viii bring you your reward.
Try again;
An that other folk can 90,
WY with patience. may not your
only keep this rule In Wow,
Try again;
WILLIAM EDWARD HlCEsON
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
Cause ShOTIn8Ss Of Breath

You should bo able to walk long dlatan.
ses and climb hills without discomfort
unless your lungs or beart are weak. Or
ainary coughs aud colds, bronchitis, grippe
and other throat aud lung troubles leave
tho lungs weak, bu, they can be strength.
upod By the nee Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
FoIey,s Honey and u

u uo0thea the bronchih, tubes, heals
diseased conditions and cures al troubles
Of the respiratory or ans. liaken Ia time
n will always prevent Fnsumonia aud
consump,loa and oan be relied upon 70
give great comfort and relief IN even tho
most hopeless cases li asthma aud
tuberculosis
Itcohlalns no oplaies or other polsons
and has long been known % a certain cure
Cor Group and wh00plng cough
FOIey's Honey and Tar
TIE eIsilssl Threat and Luhg RtRstI.
r'or sale BY ). a. ORlony q 90,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-26
Los ENIGRANTES PUERTORRIQUfNOS

Horrible middleton parece haber ,
cado sobre esta desdichada isia, nc solo !
para sus infelices hijos que en- ell terru-
no quedan, 81 que tambien para los que,
en busca de otro smbiente, SO lanzaron
& L. emigraci6n, creyendo encontrar en-
suelo extraflo, oxlgeno para sus pulmO-
nes libertad para 81 espfritu.
Desde que nuestro eXodo Sc inici6,
miles miles de desventuras han caidO
sobre los desgracisdos emi9rantes que
bien han sucumbido en- TERRA extrafla
yfctimas de la necesidad, bien se en-
cuentrsn hoy en- esos mlsmos palses, su-
Qetos una c2sl segura esclRVltud.
NADIA decimos contra esos goblernos
que asf tratan ss1 garantizan ell dere-
cho de hombres libres que. b&jo un con-
veniO legal abandOnarOn gu patrla para
establecerse en- sus territories.
Nuestra ceDsura ha de dirigirSe &
los que llevan L. verdadera responsible
Hdad, es decir, los causantes de nues-
ira desgrscla v por consigulente de las
emigration de los puertOrriquenos.
Durante ell dominic espa6ol no Sc
recuerda un case de este g6nero, obliga-
do pCr las circunstaDcias, auuque, asia
damente, muchos natlvOs, por puro ca
prichO esplritu de aventura, Sc alicia
sen de 81 patris.
Esta fiebre emigratoria estsbleciose
despues de implantado en- Puerto Rico
ell regimen americana, que, con Ia rulns
mas espantosa hubo de traernOs, como
secuela inevitable, un sinn6mero de abe
rrsciones.
Cuando Is .primera emigration a
Hawaii, centenares de srt1culos salieror
reIucir en- Ia rransa neri6dica cOmba
tiendo ell 6xodo
No obstante, aquel escarmientO qu'
de pesar habfa como loz& de plomo sObr'
los puertorriquefYos, en- NADIA hlZO varla
sus prop6sitos. pues tai punto lego i
miseria ell hambre que. apenas iniciad
una expedition para Cuba y otra par
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-26

Yucat&n, infinidad de ellos sc alistaron,
sin acordarse va de las amsrguras mar
tirios de sus companerOs, cOntlnadOs,
casi, en- las soltarias islas del Pac1fico.
7 otra vez Ia suerte fatal los persi-
que otrs vez sus lagrimas y sus desdi-
chas h&sta nosotros llegan.... hasts no
sotros, que en- medic de la propia deses-
peraci6n, nj aun en- Is sgon1a podemos
atender nuestros hermanos.
7 pesar de este. todav1a existe
quien con sobrada nobleza hidalgu1a,
quiere echarnos la responssbilidad de
este desastre, cuando precisamente fui
mos los primeros en- aconsejar nuestros
paisanos para que jamas abandonasen su
patrla.
Ciertamente que en- la Ultima expe-
dici6n al Yucatan, hubimos de encarecer
la honradez Y prestigio de los que Sc en-
contraban frente ella, 81 bien aconse-
jando & nuestros compstriotas que 10
meditaran muchO.
Hoy esos hombres son los primeros
en- protestar, desde ell mismo Mexico,
del engaflo de que han sidO victimas y
desde luego no dudamos de su sinceridad
! sino que sus alientos y energ1as segu-
ramente Sc han estrellsdo contra la ma
lcia Ia especulaci6n de los que les en-
gaflaron.
Estas emigraciones, tai como hoy Sc
realizan en- nuestro pals, son muy ex-
puestas de 6xito cssi INSECURE.
En- otrss parties, las expediciones de
eata fndole salen bajo Ia saIvsguardia
del Gobierno con esta garant1a es casi
impossible que no Sc de cumplimiento
10 psctado.
Nosotros ri este recurso podemos
apelar, pues carecemos de personalidad
propia; de shf que, sigamos aconsejsndc
nuestros paisanos que no deben ir ls
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