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Evening journal., 1904-04-27
No Man is Above Clothes

The expert in hand-
writing tells your char
acter from the scribble
you send him; the obser-
want cobbler tells it from
the way your shoes are
W 0 n. 7 h e world
guesses at it by the
clothes you wear-not
that it's a great stickler
for character. What it
stretches out its hand to
is prosperity, and good
clothes are material evi-
Evening journal., 1904-04-27

OF the 2.59OO0 emisrauts Of German ma
tlonality who le1t the fasheriand during
the thiriy-three years since the forn1ation
Of the Empire, so.7 per cent. came directly
10 the nitcd states With all the efforts
that have been made 10 stimulate enisra
ton TO Brazll and the German co.onies
Evening journal., 1904-04-27
Apropos of Chatting Dishes
Store doses al $50

The chafng dish is popularity
supposed to be the short cut that
leads to indigestion-and popular
errors are hard things to live
down.
In this case the calumny is
simply the outcome OF inexperi-
enoe. The chatting dish is not Of
Evening journal., 1904-04-27

900 revoiu,ions minute means that IN
iour-cycle engine thefe are 500 sprays Of
gasoline flowed ntoq1s cyllndcr, 600 times
the electric battery makes a spark. and
zoo time s. the tseine valve is opened to let
The gas ont. s.ir
Evening journal., 1904-04-27

OOIIlG OF IIltSt SuIlUII6S are nOl {
as they might be. market street,
Evening journal., 1904-04-27

Two proportions were received last
evening by Corinthian Lodgc Shield Of
Honor and on, tho next Meeting night two
will be initiated.
Evening journal., 1904-04-27

lSouthwest OF oenterl
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13
COL. FITCH'S VIEW.

Col. Tom Fitch who almost lost his
head on account of the Hearst senti-
mont at Wichita last week, has cooled
off sufficiently TO be fair and honest
in his expressions. In an interview
on Saturday he said:
$50 far as that part Of the Kansas
democracy which is opposed to Hearst
is concerned, it is so small as to be un-
important. The fight made IN the con
vention was not against Mr.. Hearst; 1t
was against violating the precedent and
instrncting for any body. II is not fair
TO class those who oppose instruction
AS against Mr.. Hearst. for there is not
the slightest doubt in nv mind that a
large majority of tho delegates were
for him The delegation elected to rep
resent Kansas Will support Mr.. Hearst
to man. l believe, IT that support will
nominate him."
Col. Fitch said last week if Hearst Is
nominated he will not support him but
the tone OF this interview indicates
that he has changed his mind.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13

NEBRASKA changed her Populist
administration. She lost the able
and statesmanlike Allen in the
senate, and in his stead got Diet
rich. Kansas changed her Popu-
list administration to Republican.
She lost the able, clean and cultur-
ed Harris in the senate, and got
Burton and disgrace. Now let the
G. O. P. organs howl about Popu-
lism. The blacklist page in Kan
sas history is the page that records
the career of observation-disclosures
Commoner.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13

The Populist state convention was
held at Topeka yesterday. As this
paper was printed before the result
to announce the result but while
we are penning these lines we are
hoping and trusting that the Populists
do the sensible thing and adjourn re.
solving TO help the Democratic party
and thus cast their power and influence
where it will accomplish something.
A united opposition is the only thing
that can down the different republican
m achineS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13
Teachers Association.

The last meeting of the Barber
County Teachers Association for this
school year will convene in Kiowa,
Saturday, April 18th, commencing
promptly at 200 p. M. Let every
teacher who can, be present. All per-
sons interested in the cause of educa-
tion are cordially invited. All papers
limited to Is minutes.
PROGRAM.
Music-Song by Association.
Roll call-Funny Sayings of Little
Folks.
Novels, Their Use and Abuse. :"
Mrs. G. e. Briggs
Recitation-Ethel Kincaid from
Miss Skilling's Room.
Overcrowding the Curriculum
Prof. J. p. Evans.
MuSic-Song by Pupils from Miss
Rumsey'S Room.
''Spoiled Children"
------------------P Prof. A. B. Honnold
The Teacher as Seen from the
Home Mrs. Burgess.
Northumberland Golf from Miss
Kincaids Room.
Model Reading Recitation, Third
Grade Miss Rumsey.
observation-disclosures Bur-
roughs, Singleton, Nichols, Richard
son.
''The Essential Qualities of True
Teacher Prof. Ira Stout.
The Social Phase of the Pupils Life
Outside of School Hours. High
Schoolgirls: Winnie Durham, Carrie
! Ishmael, Theodore Hood, Bessie
Bunton.
Music-Song by Pupils from Miss
| OSborne's Room.
Some Musings on the Years Work
| just Finished Glenn Lynde
Miscellaneous Business.
Adjournment. Committee.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13
Prohibition Conventions.

The prohibitiOnists of Barber county
and those of the 37th senatorial district
are hereby called to meet in joint mass
convention at the court house in
Medicine Lodge, Kansas, at 2 o'clock
p. M, Friday, April 20, 1904, fo- the
purpose OF eIecting delegates to attend
the state convention to be held at
Emporia May 10th, and also to nomi-
nate candidate for state senator of
the 37th district and a county ticket
for Barber county. Any other business
which may come before the said con-
VentiOn will be disposed of
w. l.. CORYELL, Chm. Dis. Com.
j. M. HELLINGs,
Chairman Co. Com.
r. 3. HAMMOND, Sec'y.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13
KANSAS DEMOCRATIC DELEGATION.

The following delegates to the nation
al Democratic convention to be held at
st. Louis, were selected by the Demo-
Gratis of Kansas at Wichita last Thurs
day:
At large-W. A. Harris. H. T. Far
reilly, David Overmyer, j. G. Johnson,
S. I. Hale and j. N. Haymaker.
First district, Frank Fitzwilliams and
James w. Orr.
Second district, T. W. Morgan and
w. z. billiard.
Third district, A. NJ. Jackson and j /.
S. Kraybill.
Fourth district, A. S. Kemper and
J. M. MCGOWAN.
Fifth district, 7. L. Bond and w. M
Pepperell.
Sixth district, S. G. Smith and A. A.
Roth.
Seventh district, o. P. Scarce and C.
w. Oswell.
The resolutions endorsed VIM. r.
Hearst but left the delegates free to
act. When the delegates first got to
Wichita it looked like factionai fight
but compromise was effected by both
sides giving way.
While all the delegates are not pro-
nounced Hearst men they are all west.
ern anti trust men aud they will not be
found catering to CleYelandism.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13
PREPARING FOR REVOLT.
From the Leavenworth Times.

The railroad corporations of Kansas
are entirely too dictatorial IN republican
political affairs In Kansas. The bold
and defiant policy of these corporations
| is not only dierupting the party, but is
laying the foundation for an uprising
which will mean another ten years of
populism and anarchy, similar 10 that
form which the state has but recently
recovered.
The state convention at Wichita
made serious mistake In electing four
railroad attorneys, two general and
assistant attorneys, out of the six
delegates at.large. to represent Kansas
in the national convention. This greed
on the part of the corporations will
injure the party in the state and ma.
ton.
It would be far better for President
Roosevelt to be nominated by conven.
ton made up OF federal office holders,
than to receive a nomination at the
hands Of convention Of railroad and
corporation attorneys. Unless the
railroad attorneys are called off soon,
the party will be involved in serious
trouble. The temper of the people is
such that little sympathy is felt for
corporations and this seeming effort to
place President Roosevelt under OBJ.
legations to them will not be satisfacto.
ry to President Roosevelt or the people.
In the past, there has been much criti-
cis,n Of federal office holders running
the national republican conventions.
In fact thus was one of the main causes
of the defeat of President Harrison for
re election. A nomination by rail
road aud corporation attorneys will be
received with even less favor.
The railroads were entirely too much
In evidence at Wichita. They selected
railroad contractor for chairman of
The republican convention, both tempo
rary and permanent. The committee
on credentials, the one to pass on claims
for seats in the convention, had on it
three corporation attorneys, and it is
known that they forced through the
outrageous program TO seat fraudulent
delegations in Atchisou, jackson,
Wyandotte and Miami counties. Be-
sides this they had one of their number
elected one of their presidential elect
Ors.
The nomination of A. ID. Walker for
railroad commissioners was a great
blunder and political crime. Walker
is justly looked upon by the people of
the state as tool of the railroads. His
son is an assistant general attorney
for railroad, selected to the position
since Walker was first appointed COM
missioner. Walker was discredited and
defeated by the republicans of his own
county of Jackson. and appeared in the
convention with bogus delegation and
railroad backing, which forced his
nomination.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13
STRAY Cattle.

Strayed from my ranch seven
miles south of Lake City, last
summer. number of cattle brand
ed ~ on either hip and ear-mark-
ed M with over-bit in both ears.
rwO2 year old steers brand
ed n on left hip. They may have
another brand on same nip. One g
year-old steer branded on left hip.
sometimes mistaken for an S. Will
pay for information leading to recovery
Lake City. Kans.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13

IT is now an assured fact that
whether Hearst is nominated OF
not, all danger of Cleveland OF
monopoly control of the national
democratic convention is past. The
presidential nominee will be a
thorough Jeffersonian democrat
with no monopoly or money gam
bier strings on him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13
Residence for Sale.

A good two-story house. four rooms
down stairs, four whole lots and two
parts of lots with 275 feet front, storm
cave and good well, 40 fruit trees
some bearing fruit, and others in
healthy growing condition, l6 forest
trees. Located on Kansas Avenue,
West near Santa Fe depot.
j. l.. CHENOWETIE.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13

THE Kansas City and Chicago
platforms were endorsed by the
Democratic state convention last
week, without a dissenting vote.
That ought to forever allay suspi-
cion on the part of those who fear
that the Kansas Democracy is I'M
der the control of Clevelandism.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13

FOURTEEN out of the twenty Kan
sas delegates to the national con-
vention are for Hearst and six are
non-committal, according to the
latest press dispatches.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13
TO Wheat RaiSerS.

Those desiring insurance on their
growing wheat against damage by hail
storms should consult DR.. I. w. Stout
and get his terms. The Doctor repre-
sents the strongest company in the
state and his terms are very reasonable.
He also insures residence property
against fire and tornado loss.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13

REPUBLICAN newspapers last
week had a story printed in mum :
erous newspapers to the effect that
w. r. Hearst has withdrawn from
the presidential race. 1t is a fake.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13

THE defeat of the Democrats in
Kansas City was probably deserv-
ed. Machines, rings and corrup-
ton in any party should not be
tolerated.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13
Cattle Wanted.
achineS

1 will take cattle for pasture during
the summer for 25 cents per month.
Plenty of grass and good running
water. Address Geo. Larkin, Lake
City. Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13

John Deere and Eagle Listers, the
best makes sold, can be bought at the
w. S. Benetiel Hardware store. Come
and get prices.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-04-13

IoHN H. ATWOOD of Leavenworth
was elected national committee
man without opposition at the dem
ocratic convention last Thursday.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-18
HOB SOW,
Una Velada en- San German

Hemcs recibido el programa de una
velada que Ia organizado en- San Ger
man la Junta de Dam mas, constituida
para celebrar ell Quincuagesimo ami.
versario de la proclamation del dogma
de la Inmaculada.
Distinguidos a6cionados de aquella
localidad ceoperan desinteresadamente
q la ejecucion del programa, poniendo
en- escena los dos graeiosos saineteS
"Robo en- Despoblado, y "Sueflo. Do.
rado," de Vital Aza.
Ngura en- el programa una parte
brillante de concerto, un discurso del
doctor don Joaquin Serve-a Silva y
la nina Antonia Ramirez Marini, reci-
tara una composition poetica.
Tan amena function tendr.: lugar Ell
domingo 20 del corriente y existe un
extra ordinario entusiasmo en- dicha
peblacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-18
Retreta

Programa de las pleas que ejecu-
tara la banda "Juventud del Conner
cio' en- la Plrza de Baldorioty, esta
nochs:
Estreno del pasodoble de cornetas
Gel Pelayo" Arglada.
Estreno del Tango Gel Automovil'
Valverde.
Overtura .Poeta y Aldeano', Suppe
Duo de Tiples Opera "Marfa Padi.
lla", Donizeti.
Escena y Canci6n de la Zarzuela
"El Duo de la Africana", Caballero
Mazurka Rusa "Cezarina", Delibes
Cuarta Pavana, Lucerna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-18

Nosotros no podemos negar la
importancia del trabajo que Sc
prOyecta; mucho menos cuando
hemos apuntado en- ocasiones
vaTias su necesidad y conve-
niencia, que ahora suben de
punto, cuando sc anuncia desde
las alturas del poder que hace
falta imprimir actividad a los
abajos p1bllCos, perseguir in
cesantemente, con empeno te-
naz, con energia que nc decaiga
TN solo punto la protection del
cafe y con ella la desaparicien
de la crisis economical.
Venga inmediatamente, 10 mas
pronto que sea possible la orden
de comenzar los trabajos del
puerto; esa sera la senal de que
empieza la nueva era, de q ue Sc
inicla de algun modo la obra
que tiene su Gina unica, indis
cutible y sola en- la protection
franca y justiciera al primer
fruto de nuestraS mOntanas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-18
Ell Distrito de ASQadilla
COMPUTE PROBABLE

Aguadil1a y Moca: republicanos
2o6o, unionistas 1906, regionales a;
mayor1a republican, 1900.
Isabella republicanos 1890, unionis
tas 1888; mayorfa republicana I5S.
Yauco: republicanos 24S7, unionis-
tas 1858, regionales L; mayorfa repu-
blicana 1850
Lajas: republicanos 1867, regionales
T.; mayoIfa republican, 1867.
San Sebastian unionistas 1875, re-
publicanos 1856; mayoria unienista
2ISo.
Lares: unionistas 1880, republica-
nos Ills; mayorfa unionista IS.
Adjuntas: unionistas TO, republica
nos oI3; mayorfa unionista 1863.
Total de votos depositados en- el dis
trito: republicanos oS24, unionistas
1878, regio1ales e. Total 1898. Elec-
torres inscritos 2o46o. De estos eran
mayores de 2I aflos, seg1n censo de
1899, 28oII.
Mayorfas republicanas 4,674; idem
unionistas 1867. Vencen los republi
canos por 1907.
Aunque primera vista aparecen
los republicanes con 1907 votos de
nayorla sobre los unionistas, faltando
todavia resolver las protestas presen-
eadas contra los Jueces de Isabella, La
res, Yauco, Adjuntas y San Sebastian,
pueblos Ell que Sc retrszo Ia votacion
y quedaron millares de electores unio-
nistas sin depositar su voto en- las ur-
mas
Lo prueba e1 hecho de que en- La
res habian inscritos 1866 y solo vota-
ron 2245; en- Isabella 1894 y votaron
2623; en- San Sebastian 1921 y vota-
ron 256I; en- Adjuntas 2o2S y votaron
solo 1889; en- Yauce habla inscritos
1886 y votaron ALAS; en- Aguaailla y
Moca 59o5, votando 1910.
En- Lajas a pesar de arrojar Ell cen
SO solo $3.50 habitantes y de ellos 1884
mayores de 2I amos Sc inscribieron
624I, pero de ellos sSlo votaron zoos
retraysndose 500 electores de la frac-
ci6n del seflor Vivoni, y Ell resto es de
suponer que fuesen electores duplica
dos Y falsamente incluidos en- las
ljstas.
Comparando ell n1mero de electeres
que depositaron sus votos en- las urnas
IS, ,7o8 con ell de los inscritos 2o,46o
venues que Sc han quedado sin votsl
1882 electores.
Convene recordar que en- las elec
clones del 1900 solamente votaron er
dicho distrito 9,343 republicanos 6 sea
una cifra casi igual la obtenjda en-
las presentes elecciones de 1904 y en-
las celebradas de 1902 Catorce mil re-
publicanoS.
La siguiente estadistica dice alge
mas:
Republs Federales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-18
I'll asuntO Becerril

Amigos respectables residences en-
la lsla de Vieques nos participant en-
atentas cartas que no es cierto que ell
ST. Becerril fuese agredfdo nj mucho
menos herido por sus adversarios po-
liticos de Vieques seg1n Sc hizo circu-
lar por San Juan, tai vez con fines no
conYenientes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-18

Los sef1ores Almiroty y don Jose vi.
cente Pujals, de Humacao, Sc encuen-
tran en- San Juan, y aver tarde tuvi-
mos e1 gusto de saludarles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-18

Comprueba nuestro aserto al refs-
rirnos q las elecciones en- ell distrito
de Ponce, de que habia muchos electo-
res republicanos que votaron sin de-
Der hacerlo ell las pasadas elecciones
de 1902.
HOBSO.V,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-18
NOta del d1a

X
credito para que Sc contin1en
los trabajos del dragado y linn
pieza de nuestro Puerto; pero es
uno de los que merecen, en- efeC-
to, que Sc persiga su realization
cuanto antes, porque es de los
preliminares indispensables pa
ra que la reconstruction de la
riqueza publica. necesitada por
todos los elementos del pals, no
encuentre obstaculos como los
que habia de opener a I'm de-
senvolvimiento rapido y grande,
Ell estado de abandono en- que Sc
ha dejado ell puerto de San Juan,
desde hace seis anos, seg1n de
clara en- la moci0n presentada al
Gobernador la Camara de Co.
mercio, que solicita como indis-
pensable en- vista de las quejas
que producer los capitanes de
los buques que tocau en- nues-
tro puerto, TN arreglO Immediate
del mismo, para que encuentren
facilidades en- veZ de los li1eroS
inconvenientes que pudieran
restar aun Ell escaso movimiento
de nuestrO comercio maritime.
La Camara de Concrete, en-
su informe, especitlca los per-
juicios que sufre Ell pals a causa
del estado de nuestra bahia, por
10 que hacemos gracia de una
repeticion a nuestros 1ectores,
va que en- otro sitiO de este dla-
rio reproducimos el documento
mencionado.
RealeS son las ventajas V la
Oportunidad del recordatorio,
hecho POGO antes de la partida
del Gobernador y tornado en-
cuenta por este, como 10 demues-
ira el discurso pronunciado en-
ell "Olimpo.'
Ali hablo el gobernante de
la obra solicitada per la Camara
de Concrete y demostr0 que por
10 pronto, y va ESQ es mucho, el
esta cOnvencido dc que es ne
cesario 10 que Sc pide.
Buel0 e5 ir hjindose en- deta-
lies de la importancia que tiene
el que nos ocupa.
Su contribution a la obra que
necesita el pals, obra de recons-
trucci0n y de progreso material
es tan oportuna como 10 ha sido
la mocion de la Camara en- los
momentos especiales de la par
tida del >jefe de nuestro gobi3rno.
Hay que velar las oportuni-
dades.
En- la promesa hecha por Mr..
Winthrop ante aquella respeta.
BILE ConcurrenCia que aslstl0 al
banquete, en- la importancia re.
conocida del organismo soil ci
tante, en- los Duenos deseos del
alto funCiona1io que ha tornado
q su cargo las gestiones Y en- la
misma fuerza de la necesidad
con que piden los reclamantes,
cstriDa la probabilidad del exito.
Tendremos un puerto como
10 que de abrigo a los buques
de mayor calado y en- los traba-
jos que para clio deban practi-
carse encontraran medlos de
subsistencia nuestros jornaleros.
Y cuando en- virtud de una
protection b1en entendida d
nuestro cafe; y Ell inevitable re-
surgimiento de nuestra agricul-
tura determine Ell aumento del
comercio y este la animation
de nuestro puerto, ahora tan So
litario, casi siempre; cuando las
tareas de la Estacion Naval au-
menten el n1mero de buques EN-
la bahia y esta pierda esa calma
triste de lago en- reposo, Sc apre-
clara mejor que ahora 10 que Sc
ha dejado de hacer en- sels amos,
y 10 que vale 10 que esta va
hecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-18
Ell altimo Viaje del Caracas
Fuerte temporal
GRATITUD DE LOS PASAJEROS

Ell vapor Caracas sc vic sorpren-
dido el dfa IS del actual por I'm horri-
bic temporal, siendo esta la causa del
retraso con que ha llegado a nuestro
puerto.
Ell vapor Sc defendio bravamente
de los elementos desatados furiosa-
Mente contra el.
Hubo monlentos de grande y justi-
fcada inquietud, porque el peligro era
inmlnente y Sc prolongaba demaslado
una situaclon tan angustiosa.
Treinta y seis horas estuvo Ell Ca
racas' bajo la accion del temporal
Cinco camarotss de cubierta y TN
bote fueron barridos por el mar; otro
bote fue hecho aflicos Ell equipaje de
los pasa jeros que venian en- los CANA
rotes de cubierta Sc perdio totalmente.
Merece grandes elogios la tripula
!ci6n del buque. Los pasajeros Sc
muestran admirados del valor extraor-
dinario del captain seflor William
Woodrick que no es la primera vez
que ha probado gran entereza de ami
mo en- las luchas del mar; y as1mismo
tienen palabras de gratitud para la
oicialidad el resto de la tripnla ci6n.
FL captain del Caracas" permane-
ci6 en- ell puente todo el tempo que
dur0 el temporal, negdndose tomar
alimento alguno.
La Siguiente carta, que frinan todos
los pasajeros del Caracas da una
idea exacta &C la importancia del pc
ligro sufrido y de la valent1a de la tri-
pulaci6n.
Dice ash
BORDO DEL "CARACAS'
Sres. Boulton Bliss & Dallett,
81 Wall St. New York:
Muy Sres nuestros:
Los que esta suscriben, pasajeros a
bordo del vapor correo Caracas" ce-
lebran en- este dia reunion y toman
unanime acuerdo de expresar su
o6cialidad y demas tripulacion, vivo
agradecimiento por ell honroso cem-
portamiento y valor que demostraron
durante las tristes 3o horas que duro
el horrible temporal que corrio este
buque entire los dias I3y IA del CO.
lllCuLS, uui oALC Lao HuS vi 4u~A'
con el elemento que hacia peligrar
inminentemente nuestras vldas, no
han abandonado sus puestos nj priva-
do de cordiales consuelos cuando nues-
tras esperanzas desfallec1an.
Ell hallarnos hoy contentos y salts
fechos d6bese a la pericia y valor de
toda su trlpulaci6n, muy er particular
su captain Mr. William Woodrick
quien cumpliendo con su deber per
manecio en- su puesto y sin alimento
alguno durante las SO horas que duro
el peligro. siendo dignamente secun-
dado por los demas oficiales y maqui
nistaS.
En- aquel periodo de prueba no de-
jamos de recordar tambien los solici-
tos cuidados que merecimos del Sobre
cargo Mayordomo y camareros, quienes
Sc desvivian por cumplir su cometido
10 mejor que aquella situacion 10 per-
mit1a-
Orgullosos deben Udes. sentirse, Sc
flores nuestros, con poseer tai clase de
empleados, cuya veracidad atestiguan
agradecidos de Uds. sus altos. S. S.
(Siguen las frmas).