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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Sussex Justice.

\ We congratulate the good citizens OF
Sussex county upon the action which
they have recently taken to have a tho
rough investigation Of a horrible murder
recently committed in that county, and,
IL possible, to apprehend the murderer
and bring him to justice. We have no
means OF knowing whether or not the
person accused Is guilty. and we do not
mean. Of course, to Interfere in any way
with the trial that IS now progressing.
mlttcd and 1t Is certain that somebody
was. responsible. 1t will not do, therefore,
for the law-abding citizens OF the COM
munity to let a murder go unayenged,
il 1t be possible to accumulate evidence
sufficient to convict. In all such cases
the people must be vgllant in the interest
of law and order and Justice
The law in itself is powerless. It de-
rives its force and effect from public sen-
tlment and from tho human instru-
mentallties behind It. There are lawless
men in every community who are held
in check only by fear OF the law when
backed up by strong sentiment, and the
llaw-abiding element can never afford to
be lax or indifferent when the law has
been violated. Least OF al can the law
abiding element afford to trample the law
under foot and execute men without
judge or jury, But 1t is always the
business and the impera tive duty OF the
law-abiding element to see that the Law
Is rlgidly enforced and that criminals
are hunted down and punished as they
deserve.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
BPost,naste IL Appointed

Z Especial to The q ines- Doispat ch,)
Il pVAaHIKGTON, D. e., Aug ust 80, The
following pos tmasters have been point 1s
e coe,;nty4 Grover w. Greene. Vice M,
Wilson, 81 ork, ~ arren ounty--Ja mes
lMiington, vice n, p, Greg 81 I, q !, s
virSirini Brian Louisa county--,SN illlamS
d NJ Gilman, Vice Robert Ha rloW: Pens
iicks' Bed ford county--Dayid ", ~
Vice w, o. Campbell. ssg y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
The Poet in8Cogs.,.

TT has lust developed Ina t he Russlan}
{poet " who y has been widely reaa .u t,sa Z
the tials z a 1a ~ ton I
Mainline. the CA {, ggslld uncle; s me y g
Grand Duke was a. i sol Iaat
fore he became a disting uls hed poe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
D Acress 81 Carnations,

/. YaWter, calllfoER9la,a y h 9, Y,
5 aIu az any man IN the United
states .it Is q hobby witt HIM and on
his farm at Santa N onlea there a. are 8 "
frarranf carn ations a and from Y. QO0 to
1000 pIooms are cut dally.ge e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

youth and be young when Others II the
same ase are old ma hageafd al
K But science q s doing great deal also
to cxtend the length OF Il fc. A prominent
British scientist has recently stated that
within the last sixty years the averages
length OF lie mas been extended BY about
d decade, and be believes that with the
ynrther advance Of medical science, tho
time will come when there will be no
Infectious germs, and when many men
and women will live to be a hundred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Cheap a

Is ..I notice. /, ga Id he gstra ser. " that you
,sa n metal tray Instead at al basket to-
take up the In yo y, Church n!
A. sstssrltthhs uaslng
IRON, Tic contribut Ions II seems 10 be N
- ctaI Nat 6-Phil adel phi la Press,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

f Up to the hour OF going to press Vice.
Presidential Candidate Fairbanks had
not signed that campaign fund check.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
North Carolina Sentiment.
The Raleigh Post is trifle Indignant


to never sSi mind going 10 ths State Fair
this year, but to hustle for q trip to
the st. Louis show. would do Well TO- STOP
oade
ss The Durham Herald says: fs
n or course many Democrats are opposed
to the Watts law, or any temperance legs
5islaltion for that matter. but a large
ma ority are on the right side. and as
until something bettersis put IN its place,
The Charlotte Observer observes:
The red -headed men having been glo:.
ha 'nrea chers sons, are afforded an op-
nortnI ,ity,' which we " has ten % call 10
Htheir attention. Professor James "a I. z JET.
Seg M hs M ssep
sons SON. 81 a TIE pprophe Whoever may have
ara pre' ne 9 good he had Better not say soto
Professor Jeff
The Whining ton sta says III
We haven heard from the Hen GroIy e
Cleveland lately, bu y getting time
now for the eommltle = on 3 plscatorlals g
bring In the maj reports, ss
The Winston; Salem Sentinel says; 2 Z
npSsfx e
ppotcs nas aGse
hnS tas gaott s sabRRans
t thIk Yss Is tie best assurance We have vt
az e'fA the ur Demo cra tic party will vote and
work for the ton OF jug sc f'arKer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

The prevailing prices FOR wheat. corn,
potatoes and a few other things are well
calculated to keep the boys on the farm
a while longer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
The Tim Dispatch.
eaeLlsHEp pAtLY AND WEEkLYsA.T
g5'5F 755 & Tt4 e 81 x rs. n
1IMEs.DIsPATCH BUILDING.
BUSINESS OFFICE. NO. Gle EAST MAIN y.
STREET.
Entered January 81, 1908, at
Richmond, Va as second -elass
matter, under Act OF Congress
a. March 8, 1879.

! ~ ,.t,nntor bureau. No. ZIG COLORADO
" fni,dinr. Fourteenth and. Streets tre''
Northwest.
! ,.,.rs,,es,er bureau: Carriers Drug store,
u No 1902 Hull Street.
q Petersburg Headquarters: y. c ne Nora
Harrisons. No, JOB No e1'si = 80
Street :. \. v, 4
4 ,rh, DAILY TIMES DISPATCH Is 500 So
AZ cents a copy. 80, 5 /,
The SUNDAY FINES - blSi,' - -
sold at s cents a copy.
The DAILY TIMES Dl ls', S y, \, - !.
chssier. by carrier, IL cents per week y. q q
50 cents per month Il y.
THE TlMEs.DlsPATcH Richmond, s'E4 va !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

+ "A new and as Yet unsheared assortment
OF lambs are said to be heading for
Wall Street and there Is Joy In the tlnan-
cal thorolghfare.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
SUMMER plARRH oEA3 III CHILDREN.

During tho hnt weather az the summer
chiid's bowels should have immediate at
tentIon. so as Ia check the disease before
it'becomes serious. All that e necessary
Is a few dosss Of chaIlherlain's Cole:
BY d dose OF castor oil 10 cleanse tho
system. Rev. M o.. stockland. P~--~~ Of
the First NJ. E: Church, Little Fails,
MINI, writes: I'VE have used Chamber.
lain s. Cole. Cholera and DIarrhoea REM
edy for several years and find It a very
valuable remedy. especially for summer
disorders In children Sold by all drug
tXists. 4 f ) +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

This Is the time OF year whom the
crowded excursion must give way to the
political picnic and barbecue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

All the political stir is not in the Mint,
District. There is a little on tap In the
Tenth. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

Mr.. Hill IS not the only prominent poll
tlcianin the country. who would do well to
RI ire
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

In some parts of rural Virginia tomato
canneries are getting as thick as tobacco
barns. m y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
The Southern, Trade.

The crops in II the South this year are
abundant I, and southern merchants are
naturally looking for large fall trade.
They will be- purchasing enormous sup
plies within a short time and we observe
that Philadelphia and Baltlm ore are n1ak-
Ing a strenuous effort to induce southern
merchants to come to those markets for
their supplies. Richmond should take the
hint Richmond offers IN some respects.
al: least, greater a vantages to southern
merchants than they can find 4 in the
northern markets and Richmond should
not be slow to let that fact p be known "
While Philadelphia and Baltimore are
going after this trade Richmond should
exert herself in the same direction. Many
OF the southern merchants who 80 to the
North will pass directly through this
city en- route. Let us ID all that we can
is induce them to stop and take ~ look
at our goods before going far ther north
Il We could induce all southern 1ner--;
chants to do this, we believe that q great
many Of them would not find 1T se s:xc-
spedient to 90 north at all, Du would 10
purchase their entire stocks here. This
Is an age OF compe ltion and personal
solicitation, and the city which gets the
trade ist the city which hustles for y. 2s.
The Brunswick 4 Gazette says that the
report printed in The Times Dispa tcli
from its SUFFOLK correspondent to the
effect that there was a. race riot In
Brunswick county Is not correct. There
was a trouble. !. says our contempo
Eat a saw-mill near Lawrenceville on.
Friday night between Irwin BYRD, Z negro
man on one side, and some white and
colored men on the other in which shots 3 St
were exchanged. and two OF three men
wounded. but not fatally Instead OF q
race riot the negroes assisted the whites
In their efforts to arrest Byrd, and since
have done all they could to have the
man apprehended ana punished. I" We are
gratified 70 be able 70 make this corr co: 8
rectlon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

The oyster and the letter r." are due
In these waters Tomorrow. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
IA, 1fou,, Zll2>.,
W''''l',,,gl,;r,,1.,;a !: l2o1,.
o-o-o-O-O-o-o-o-O- $500.


sE The Frederick burgl Star sa " rs BIZ
sB It viii be right amusing II the Rich-
mond Congresslo District should have
three Republican WI candidates, a especially;
Eif they were to stump the distrlct To-
$gether. III
Mayor Taylor's last veto message is
attracting some attention out OF town.
The, Norfolk Landmark says S. IS s!Sf
Mayor Taylor, Of Richmond. q sends the
Councils Sof K that IS dity 81 q Message. N;
which 1hf nsse
month. s This Is a beautiful $example-S
Suppose Presidents OF the United sta tes:l
retiring from the Executive e Chair, issued
public documents denounclng their sue
8cessors, 3is3 III IS ss8f S
TIE Roanoke Times ventures this pre-
idlction: i5i,j
The telegram the 4 Repu blican chair
man Of the Ninth Virginia DIST r. !:
after the November elect on, will have
( decided Kuropat klnist1S rim 81 regret
to repor TT, HI etc. III 5ss 3S3S. ~ 81, 3s
The Danyllle Register sa vs.: II
is a n otabIe tact tina the Populists
II have never helped 4 the Democratsa to- o
substantial ~ victory In Ss the country 7
large, and there Is rea son TO sbelleV ina :
they will mot succeed any better IN their
That Is the evident purpose OF the lead
Sers.l ~ lis O sort of go-b between orgnniza-
ton, built does not Sc EN- 70 inspire ~ pop
Scides to regard wit !, avor.5ISFs
Personal and General, s53
SS5E Patrick Golvin. Of News Orleans, has
been Il appointed assistant chile + engineer
of the Panama Canal. Il
Captain William Swift, OF the General
Board OF the Navy Department, has ap-
Z rlied for command Of the new battleshp
Maine; and probably will be assigned 70
that vessel In D december. Az
Isl John S. 4 IIuyler, OF Jew York. ffers to
nav A half the cost OF esta blishtng 10 big
undenomnational{ college for-y ounE. Wo-
men 4 In "a heville. % n. e ana hall AZ; me
\ cost OF gmaiDtenan II the cit will pay
1.-The other half. d 5s Il IA
Although It has been more than q year
since the head of the statue &of X Henry
lsCiay5 was torn from Its place. "a top OF he
tlioftye monument in the Lexingt on. Ky.,
! Cemetery the uck y Legislature nay
! ling failed Ito provide for repairs, public
subscriptions are now being taken en- up
.8fP. Mahaffy, OF Trinity College,
dublin, w hose books on n G rec 4 history
and literature have won fame for him, Is
about arriving In this country 81 II q le
I5goings to8 Chicago to deliver a. series sol
LECTURES on his favorite subject Of 4:1 Hell
IanaItiona1 Congress at st 70 uls next
4 n ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

Chesterfield county postum hunters are
tmanifesting a disposition to crowd the
season. 95S "a ,3l7 #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

Just a little later on we may expect
some very interesting history OF the San
Juan Hill affair, some Of which history
has never yet been written. Some Of the
regulars know lot about the rough
rider business that they have never
told 15 81 4 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

1 John S. IIuyler, OF New. York. tiers 70
pay half the cost Of esta biis hinE, n DE
men IN Asheville. AZ N. g., and hall 10
cost ofgmaiptenance II the cityl9Will pay
"a II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

The hog and hominy crops e and 4 like
wise the persimmon beer crop In the
stanton River bottoms, are breaking all
records this year, ], 50 the good people from y
that favored region say, ~. RI
1880 m =-@@S@-@-a5 {}A =
The Philadelphia Inquirer d olefully re-
marks: II rs
eve OF the North stopped calling the
southerners rebels long ago, but they
still call US 'Yanks. 4" ].
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

Although It has been more than q year
since the head of Y the statue Sof Henry
Clay was torn from Its place. "a top o.. = he
aiofty monument in the Lexingt on, ",
Gene terry the X entucky egislature hay
ing failed to provide for repai IRIS, public
su descriptions are now being to Ken up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

Captain William Swift, OF the General
Board OF the Navy Department. hasaap-
Maine; and probably will be ASST gned e
thats essel In y ecemb Der. S ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Personal and General

Patrick Golvin. Il Of New Orleans, has
been appointed 4 assistant chile engineer
of the Panama Canal. 5sS al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-20
TASACIONES SOBRE
LA PROPIEDAD UR-
BANA.

La Liga de propietarios Sc ha queia-
do de Iss tasaeiones hechas 6Itimamen-
te sobre Ia propiedad urbana.
Ciertsmente. 81 las contribuciones
aumentan. en- virtud de tasaci6n, apu-
RADIOS Sc ver6n para satisfacer al fisco
los seflores propietarios.
No es necesario repetir que toda Ia
isla esta en- condolences econ6micas mas
que Iamentsbles. Y ST este es asf, fa-
Gil es comprender que q los prOpieta-
rios de fincas urbanss tiene que afectar
directamente ese estado de cosas.
En- primer t6rmino. porque los in
quilinOs no pueden pagar subidos al
quileres, y muchss casas hay que antes
dabsn regular renta y hoy 6sta ha te-
nido que disminuir. sopena de que los
duefios del edi6cio, q no aceptar Ia dis
minucien, hubf6ranse decidido deisr-
10 vacfo 8 desalquilado.
Asf, pues. las tasaciones deben hoy
hscerse con arreglo a Ia especial situa-
ci6n que padece Ia isla.
De otro modo. fuera agravar cruel
mente ell estado de cosas. harto dificiI.
Porque, fin de cuentss, los propie-
tarios sufrirfan tanto como los inqui-
limos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-20
No Sc habIa en- los
EstadOS UnidOS mas que de
pOIftiGa.
Los democratas reconocen quenues-
ira desgraciada isla debe ser
territorio.
70 me aIegraria dice IN pustuniqusRo- CUE
Parker saliera sIsCto.

Un inteligente puertorriquefo. que
reside en- los Esta1os Unidos y que
anna entrafIa ablemente a su pals, escribe
por 6ltimo correo de los Est4dcs Uni
dos. 10 que sigue:
SPor aquf no Sc habla ahora NADIA
mas que de roIftica.
GUnos opinan que Parker gauar& las
elecciouos. mieutras otros Green que
Roosevelt Sc Ilevara la palma.
0Con tai motive hay mucho dinero
apostadO. La lucha sera re1idisima,
Y la victoria Ia obtendrs & mi juicio ell
que consiga barrer los Estados dudosos
que creo son siete, entire eIlos New
York, que tiene IN voto electoral NADIA
menos que de %. Los dos candidates
son buenos; perO 20 me slegrarfa que
Parker saliera electo por var 10 que
hacfa con nuestro bendito pals.
SRooseveit en- la carta de acceptance
nj siquiera mencion6 & Puerto Rico,
mientras que los dem6cratas an So pIa-
taforma reconocen que nuestra desgra.
ciada isIa, debe ser territorio; y 81
ellos escaIan 81 poder. estoy SECURE
que 10 harlan territorio.
Parker es hombre honradO, labo-
rioso iIustradfsimo.1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-20
TABACO De CUBA
CULTIvASE EN-
TEXAS.
Hay eI prOp6SltO De pTObar que
ALI puedO GOSeChaTSs ia.
baGO tan bu0nO como
sI de Cuba.
La cosecha. a 10 que parece, pro-
mete un buen exito financiero.

La perspectiVa de la industria de Ia
baco cubano en- Texas ha tornado un
aspecto definitivo.
El primer corte de Ia cosecha de ia
baco Sc est6 hacienda en- Ia actualidad
ell Director G j. Hudgins. de <La-
vaca County Tobacco Company,~ esta
satisfecho de los resultadOs Obtenidos.
El tabacO que Sc esta cultivando pa
ra capa, b8jo CObertizos de lons, es de
superior calidad. Ha llegado una
altura de OchO q nueve pies, y en- mu-
chos casos los extremes de las hojas
llegan hasta Ia Iona del cObertizo v Sc
doblan. Las hojas que va estan ma
duras Sc estan quitando de los tallos y
poniendo en- ristras cuerdas antes de
curarlO en- las casas de ia bacO.
Los plantIos de tabaco. es decir, las
vegas. Sc desarrollan esplendidamente.
con Ia exception de uros cuantos acres
que Sc sembraron en- un terrenO cuyo
drensje no era sufciente Y Sc malogra-
ron & causa de las copiosas lluvias del
mes pasado.
La c0mp8f1fa sembr6 sus treinta '
dos acres de tabaco en- vRriOs campos
de diferentes clases dc terrenOs pr6xi-
mos Hallettsville, para determinar
que clase de terreno produce ell mejor
tabaco.
Los senores que forman Ia compa-
MIA para fOrmar este tabaco. 10 hicie-
ron con ell fin de demostrar ell hechO de
que ell Condado de Lavaca podfa pro-
ducir un tabaco cubano de superior
calidsd. v presentar dicho lugar & los
cultiVadores de tabaco como un distri-
to productor de tabaco. pero nc con la
idea de obtener ninguna ganancia di-
recta de los resultados de la primera
cosecha.
Sin embargo, la cosecha promote
tanto, que todo parece ipdicar el logro
de un complete 6xito fuanciero.
La fkbrica de tabacos puros en- Ia
actusIidad esta eIaborando ell tabaco
que Sc cosech6 ell afIo pasado baio la
inspection del Departamento de Agri-
cultura de los Estados Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-20
EI Official De Sandal
trabajald0 pOf Ia
gienG pdbIica.
La ostaGi6n dc las IIuVias pro-
p0nSa a Intermediates tTaSmI-
tidaS pOr mosquitoes.
No deberan construirse viviendas
en- sitios pantanosos.

El senior nj. Fernandez Mater, OF :
cial de Sanidad. ha dictado. con apro-
baci6n del Alcalde, 10 siguiente. dedi-
cado & los habitantes de Ia capital y
sus barrios:
Ella temporada de lluvias en- que es-
tamos es propensa Varias enfermeda-
des, Y principalmente cierta cIase de
iebres trasmitidas por mosquitoes, de
las que han ocurrido en- esta poblaci6n
aIgunOs casos recientes.
SCon ell deseo de eVitarlas en- 10 po-
sible, y cumpliendO acertadas indicR
clones del Superintendente de Sanidad,
el Official que suscribe recommends por
medic de estas I1neas & los encargados
de Ia limpieza de plazas. recintos. pa
seos, casas y editicios p1blicos. asI CO.
mo & los duenos 6 encargados de sola-
res sin edificRr, patios Y viviendas par
tiCulares en- general, que tengan espe-
cial cuidado de que todOs estos sitios y
sus Rlrededores Sc mantengan siempre
barridos y secos, que no haya en- ellos
charcOs, zRDjas nj aguas detenidas de
ninguna clase, pOrque en- esOs lugsres
h1medos es donde Sc crIan los mosqui-
tos propagadOres de aquellas graves
intermediates. Los pozos 6 dep6aitos
de aqua que no puedan desecarse. de-
ben ser Embellishments cubiertos con
teIa metalica muy tupida, vi trav6s de
la CuaI no puedan salir los mosquitoes.
8 bien echar sobre el aqua que conten-
gan una proporcionada capa de petr6-
leo, que destruye los mosquitoes y sus
g6rmenes.
eLa limpieza urbans en- general. que
es precepto sanitario de car6cter per
manente, resulta mas apremiante ain
en- las presentes CIRCUMSTANCES.
ePor 6ltimo. no deber6n corstruirse
viviendas de ninguna clase en- sitios
pantanosos. Hay sobre este punto
terminates que no Sc de-
ben olvidar.
sEI Official de Sanidad Municipal
que suscribe espera que el vecindario
en- general Rtendera estas recomenda-
clones por su bien propio, por ell in
ter6s supreme de la salud p6blica; pc
ro en- todo case los Inspectores del ra-
mo. & quienes con esta fecha Sc. comu-
nican 6rdenes especiaIes. cuidar6n es-
crupulosamente de que no Sc omita
medic Rlguno legal para impedir ell de-
sarrolloy propagation de aquella fie-
bre.D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-20
FOn8ntaiTI 8I d8SOfden
eS labor de MAIDS
CiudadanOS,
La dlSCOrdIa Gonduc0 al desCr6-
ditto y qul0n Ia fOm0nta GS
criminal.
81 desbordamiento de pasiones CO.
mo recurso polltico, arruina
la misma causa que Sc
proponga defender.

Los abusOs v atrOpellos Glltimamen-
te cometidOs en- alg1n pueblo de Ia
isla, podr6n acaso hacer Greer & sus
eutores que cumplieron con IN deber
de pRrtidO, pero 10 que hicieron fu6
una labor de malOs ciudRdanOs.
El derecho dentrO de la paz no SO
deiende de un modo brutal v grosero:
> defende en- eI campo de las ideas.
Es un error que debe desapRrecer y
en- desVanecerle deben empefiarse los
hombres de buena voIuntad.
Aqui go trata de cOmpatriotss. PO-
dram haber diferencias de aspiraci0nes
6 confictos de elias, pero no de prin-
cipios.
Todos tenemos obligation de recla-
mar los derechos colectivOs. perO no
SO tiene derecho iDjuriar 8 & destro-
2ar los otr0s. pues ESQ d6 triste idea
de Ia cultnra de los que asf prOceden.
Ejemplos terribles tenemos en- las
vecinas rep6blicas, ricas. poderosas,
dignas de meior suerte. de 10 que sig
mica Ia guerra civil, y este debe SER
virnos de estfmulo v experiencia.
Jueces j6venes que empiezan su ca
rrera no deben dejarse arrastrar en- ell
vertigo de las pasiones, olvidandOse de
sus deberes por Ia qGg6aa de 0GrtiOO.
Expenditures polfticos fanRtizan &
veces al pueblo y 10 hacen instrument
to de sLs concupicenciRs.
Esto no es honradO ri patri6tico.
Aquellos que Sc dicen ser buencs
hijos de Puerto Rico. deben encaminar
al p leblo por el camlno del bien, pues
siempre ser&n responsables, 81 de otro
modo SO conducen de la mala direction
& que ell pueblo Sc diera.
Obrando asi dfs llega en- que ese
pueblo abre los oioa y 90 vuelve con-
trA los mismos que tratan de extra
vi&rle.
En- los momentos actuales no Sc ira
to de llevar tal cual persona un
Bitio determinadO, Sc trata de designar
para puestOs prominentes hombres
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