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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-03
sUIToR SLABS HER.
Barber Slashes Bride-to-Be Of Rival as
She Goes to Be Married.

New York, Nov. 3.--As Rocco Tenare
and his intended bride, NIacslata Anletta,
were about to enter the City Hall BY
the rear door yesterday TO have their
wedding knot tied by Alderman Shiel, a
Young man rushed ont of the crowd and,
drawing razor, began to slash savage
Is at Tenare's affianeed. After cutting
the bride-to-be twice in the right cheek
he fled toward Broadway where he was
captured by Patrolnan Maloney, Of the
City Hall squad.
The woman was not seriously injured.
The attack attracted a large crowd, and
1t was with difficulty that the police pre-
vented an attack on the assailant, who
gave his name as Angelo Pastora, bar
Der, living at 232 East nth street. His
only defence was that he loved the in
tended Of Tenare and had given way to
O fit Of rage when he realized that Mac
slata was about to wed his enemy. Pas
toro was held on charge Of felonious
assault
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-03
KISSES WIFE GOOD BYE
AND FALLS DEAD
Ernest L. Hill, Treasurer Of the Rem.
frew Company, Was Stricken
Near His Chestnut
Hill Home.

Boston, Nov. s.--After afrectionately
kissing his wife good bye, Ernest L. Hill,
treasurer Of the Renfrew Manufacturing
company, Of Adams, and son OF William
IL Hill of the banking firm Of Rich
ardson and Hill, No. so Congress street,
fell dead yesterday noon on the side
walk in front of his home ON Circuit
avenue, Chestnut Hill, as he was about
% take street car.
After being stricken his wife rushed
to his assistance, but he was beyond all
human aid.
Medical Examiner Bowker, who was
summoned by DT. Herman Baldwin, pro-
nounced death due to heart failure.
The dead man was thirty-two years
old. He was q graduate Of BrookIjne
high school. He was well known in
Brookline, where his father lives on Mar
ion street. The fathers marriage to
Miss Caroline Rogers Of Wellesley, which
was expected in week or two, will be
postponed, it Is understood, because of
Yesterdays tragic event.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-03
The Times Daily Short Story.

lining the street where the boys NeEe
to pass. 1T wasn't long before / heard
the drums and the music, and then
they came wouldn't have seen Har-
ry among SO many, but he saw me and
called Mother 1t was only a smile
saw through my tears and then they
made way for me again and ! came
home. It was desolate for me to come
back here without the boy had taken
care Of from the day he was born"
The old woman paused to wipe a
tear from her eye She was lost for
the moment IN memory which she did
not need to describe in words. for il
was painted In the expressive lines OF
her face.
did you hear from him occasional
ly?" asked.
II heard once week or oftcner till
they got to fighting down before San
tiago. The last letter / got said they
were sighting all the time, Harry
wrote that every day they were draw
ing nearer to the town and when II
was taken they would all go home he
would come home to me and never 90
away any more | haven't heard a
word from him from that day to this
There was tremble In the voice
when she spoke the last sentence.
And did no one OF hts comrades ever
tell you anything about himY'
His captain came to see me. ] re-
member every word he said, for I
have repeated them every day since be
spoke them. Harry was the best man
had In my ranks he said until he
was wounded and sent to the hospital
the day before the surrender. went
there to see him, and he told me that
he wanted to get well for the sake of
his old mother, who was counting the
days till he would come back to her,
and he made me promise that II I--if |
went north firstI would 20 to see
You aud tell you about him So I've
come to tell you that-well, he wasn't
well enough to come with US, but when
he's better he'll surprise you some
morning by walking in on you as
sound as he was the day he left you.
1t was plain from these words that
the captain, though be might have been
brave enough to face the Spaniards
was too cowardly to tell this old wo,
man that her son had died for his
country. Five years had passed with.
out tidings, but they had not unde-
ceived the mother, who hoped on that
he she had nursed as d babe. who had
toddled in and out of her cabin as a
child and left her ON the verge OF
manhood, would return to her. ! was
not sure that my surmises were cor.
rect and had been sure would not
have taken away the old womans
hope. When / left her | spoke nc
word Of encouragement. nor did / tell
her that considered the chance OF her
sons return not one IN hundred
The last words heard her say were:
Hell come"
A year later went to the country
again. ! found the old woman's cabin
deserted. Nelghbors told me that her
son Ind not returned. She had gone to
him r. A. mitchell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-03
The Soldier Who
Did Not Return

[Original.l
Having business In the country,
stopped one morning for breakfast
She cultivated little patch of vegeta
Bile garden In rear and few flowers
In front of her cabin, the latter be-
ing chiefly morning glories. They are
rightly named. No flower Is more I'D
keeping with bright summer morn
ing; none more deiicately reflects its
glory. Then, too, there was the fra
GRANGE Of the country, heightened by a
newly moved field on the other side
of the road. After having eaten my
breakfast | sat on the porch enjoying
the delicious country landscape, the
odors, the songs of the birds. After the
old woman had cleared away the
breakfast dishes she came out to do
some pruning. and fell into CONVERSE
ton with her During our chat /
mentioned that ! had recently return
ed from Cuba.
"Cuba? she said, a slight tremor
passing over her. "You have been to
Cuban
Il came from there a month ago"
Ibid you see anything Of my son
thereT'
Your SOM What is he llke2 What
Is his name?"
He is tall His hair and eyes are
like that bird cawing in the tree over
there.
Ills name? You have not told me
his name
Harry"
BY this time saw In the faraway
look that there would be no practical
use in getting information from her
and let her talk on according to her
own sweet WILL
when the war came, she said,
Harry was just eighteen years old.
He wanted to go as soldier, but he
saw that it would break my heart to
part with him, and he promised to stay
with me- But I saw that he had come
to an age when to stay IN this little
nest was not natural, just as the young
birds fly away when they are grown,
so | told him he had better go. For a
week longer he kept his promise,
though | had released him. He used
to walk back and forth In the road,
and knew he was thinking Of the ex-
citing scenes going on in the war, and
again told him that he must not
mind me, but go. Then he gave in
and. going to a recruiting station. en-
listed
Il remember the morning they march
ed away. Harry didn't want ME to go
to see them off, bur somehow feared
that [ would never see him again. So
put on my best hat and cloak and
walked all the way to the town. The
streets were crowded, but when ! told
them that my son Harry was one Of
the soldiers they made way for me
and stood right In front Of the people
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-03
Explains His Plans For Rate
Legislation.
HE HAS THREE MEMBERS
OF Commerce Committee If the 9th
ers Do Not Agree They May
Prepare the Meas

Washington, Nov. president Roose-
welt held an important conference Of
more than an hour yesterday on rail-
road rate matters with Senators Deliver
and Cullom, who will lead in the fight
for an administration measure in the
Senate interstate commerce committee.
The President rehearsed the legislation
he wanted, insisting chiefly on giving
the interstate commerce commission the
power to revise rates.
Senator Dolliyer will come here again
next week to remain for the winter,
and then he and Senator Cullom will
begin the preparation Of committee
report such as the administration favors.
This viii probably be signed only by
Messrs. CuIlom, Clapp and Dolliver OF
the Republicans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-03

make you irr1tables you can sIceps
you are unable to quietly and calmly
perform your daily tasks or care for
your children.
The relation of the nerves and gen.
erative organs in women Ia so close
that uine-tenths of the nervous pros
tration, nervous debility, the bluea.
sIseplessness and nervous irritability
arise from 'sona arrangement OF the
organism which makes her woman.
Fits of depression or restlessneas and
irritability. Spirits easily affected. 80
that one minute she laughs, the next
minute weeps Pain In the ovarfes and
between the shoulders. Loss Of voicei
nervous dyspepsia. A tendency to cry
at the least provocation. All this pointa
to nervous prostration.
Nothing will relieve this distressing
condition and prevent months OF pros
tration and suffering so surely as Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs. M. e. shotwell, Of l0s Flatbush
Avenue, Brooklyn, N. X, writes:
at cannot express the wonderful relief ]
have experienced by taking Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound suffered for
q long time with nervous prostration. back.
ache, headache, loss of appetite. could
not sleep and would walk The floor almost
every night
~ had three doctors and got no better, and
life was a burden / was advised to try
Lydia II. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and IL has worked wonders for me.
81 am q well woman, my nervousness Is all
gone and my friends say ! look ten years
younger"
Will not the volumes Of letters from
women made strong by Lydia r. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound convince
al women OF It's virtues Surely you
cannot wish to remain sick and weak
aud discouraged, exhausted each day.
when you can be as easily cured q
other women.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-03

different certificates into which the 994
shares are grouped have been sent broad
east to bankers and brokers by the Bos-
ton branch of the Pinkerton Agency,
employed by the owner of the shares to
trace them for him. Superintendent
George +. Leith of the agency yester-
day refused to give out the name of the
person who has lost the shares.
ut is probable that the certificates
were mislaid," said Mr. Leigh yesterday,
Probably dropped carelessly into the
mans coat pocket and lost in that way.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-03
VENEZUELA
STIRS POWERS
SuspendS Despatch OF Cable
Messages.
AFFECTS THREE COUNTRIES
An Act of Retaliation on the Part of
Costro Commissioner Russell
Has Not Yet Been Given
an Audience.
AFFECTS THREE COUNTRIES

Paris, Nov. 3.--Adviees received by
the Foreign Office here say that the yene.
zuelan government suspended the des.
patch of cable messages to the United
States, France, and Great Britain for
twenty-four hours. The American and
British ministers at Caracas protested
but the French Charge d'Affaires did not,
owing to the interruption Of diplomatic
relations between France and Venezuela
the officials here, however, understood
that the American minister voiced the
protest of France. The suspension oc-
CURED Wednesday or the day before and
lasted a day.
The ground for the suspension was
that the Venezuelan government had not
received reply TO cable message sent
To an agent abroad, and President Castro
attributed the non-receipt to foreign in
fiuences.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-03
TAFT ARRIVES AT COLON.
Guns Fire Salutes and Panama Flags
Wave Over Public Buildings

Colon, Nov. 3.-The United States
cruiser Columbia from Norfolk, Va, Oct.
2s, with Secretary Taft and his party
on board, has Just arrived.
The public buildings, the offices of
the Panama railroad and other estab-
lishments are flying flags in honor OF
the event, the second anniversary OF
the establishment OF the republic of
Panama and the arrival Of the United
States secretary OF war. Two six-pound-
ers, brought here from the city Of Pana-
ma, fired the salute.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-03
KoMuRA TO CHINESE.

Japan's Foreign Minister to Go as a
Special Envoy.
Toxic, Nov. Sit Is reported that
Baron komura, the foreign minister, ac-
companied by c. II. Denison, the foreign
adviser Of the Japanese government, viii
go to Pelsin as special envoy Of japan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-03
STOCKS LOST OR STOLEN
Pennsylvania R. r. Shares to Value of
$136,sS Missing.

Boston, Nov. 3.-Pennsylvania Rail
road Comapny shares, valued at $780,
$50, have been lost by or stolen from a
Boston capitalist, living in one Of the
suburbs of this city. They have been
missing since September rs.
Circulars giving the numbers Of the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-03
Nervous Women
Their Suffcrinss Are Usuaily
Due to Uterine Disorders
Perhaps Unsuspectsd
a MEDICINE THAT CURES

Can we dispute
the well : known
fact thatAmerioasn
women are ner-
vous 2
How often do we
hear the express
sion. II am so ner~
vous. 1t seems a. II
| should fly; /" or,
$ Don't speak 70
me Y Little things
annoy you and
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-12

de Ia ley cdduca, de la ley bdrbard. Y
va resultando que, segdu el critsrio de
Mr. R'gis q. Post, 10 barbara, 10 an.
Iiguo y 10 caduco es superior & 10 mo.
derno, q 10 cootemp )ranso, porous en-
su preciosa csrts Mr. r gis Fl. Post
, llegs q decir que eno encuentra pre-
cepto slguno legal que ausorice & los
Ayuntamient)s, como tales Ayunta-
mientos, para unirse con algdn tn.s
Lo cusl no quita que, por misericor.
dia, Sno yea inconveniente en- que un
ndmero de caballeros se rsunan ma
ni6esten su opinion, COMO PARTIcU.
LAREs, sobre cualquisr asuIto de In.
pGbDico
Gracias sefior no faltaba mas sino
que Vuestra Gracia vIERA 1NCoNvE
NIENTE en- que LOS CABALLERoS PAR.
lTICULAREs Sc reuniesen y expresssen
sus opiniones
Pero hay una consideration en-
que entramos muy pesar nuestro, ba-
10 ell impulse de rueItro deber, que j y
mas, ( conciencia, y por ningdn res.
peto humauo, deiAremos de cumplir.
La Junts de muLicipios Sc crea
para oIo ers 81 regimen vigerte; en-
ese reglmaa o-upa ell Secretsrio de
Puerto Rico u.a tuaci6n privilegia-
da; y nj Ell, nj aus colegss del Ejecu
two, nj los anerieanos cue les rodean
les seeunian, deberian, por un sen
timiento cO5o nombre callamos, co.
coarse ca una act sui de resuelts
| Iofensisa, nj h silizsr a un pals QUE
lPlDE L0 QUE Is SUYo 1 T0DAS LU-
ICES, nj asassr una LIGA que no
les combat 4 ell0S en- sus personas.
: slno que Sc funda para combAtlr tl
sistems 8 CT 20 amparo eozan el mo.
lnopolio inju,t0 tiranico de la ad-
ministracion iusular. Correspond ia
. al Executive AiGuarse ca una grsnde
! alIura moF 81 : freezer su apoyo 4 las
. natursies aasiss de una sec edad que
: es esclsys qre pugna por r mper en-
pedszos sas cadeuss, oorresp p9ndia g.
- Ejecutito I.ya iarse s9bre los iptere
ses de sas m.tmbros y dar el ejemplr
! de IN - aisno eu que fulgarsse ur
. dest7 10 asl csrScter uscionsl Y de la.
- trad ei tss 5meriCanRs
d L ss sc Adopssr 81 linea de con
Gucla Il seer tsrio, A,esor 90 por 9
$ dictau del Attorney, m i6lo esgri,
ne contra la LIGA uua ley que voi,
3 el Couceio m'smo, sino que preata
3 eSs ley una Interpretation err6nea /,
D mas reaccic maria, la mas restrictive
Ia menos liberal, IL menos humana
TriIts J pobrs papsl sse Qus nusstro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-12

rnodo EN- LOS ASUNTOS DE CA.
ACTER LOCAL, ETC.,,
Puss bien: ell Secretario de Puerto
Sc encarga de demostrar que tuvo ra i.
zon la Asamblea de municipios, por
que no va solo DENTRo DEL BILL Fo.
RAKER, sino fuera de 81 Y apoy&ndose
en- leyes sancionadss aquf por el Con-
! selo Executive, Sc ALA como un dicta
dor ARBTTRARD Y ABSOLUTE v priva
las municipalities hasta del liti-
mo dere,ho, del supreme recurso de
la legftima defensa
Esperabamos del regimen y de sus
representatives. mu hos errores que JUS
ti1casen la prota ia de la isla entera
pero no esper8blnos un error tan
crasoy de tan duros lineamientos Es
un americana, es IN gobernante quien
Sc encarga de ofrecer al pals esta
lecci6n terrible; de justi6car todas las
desconfanzas, de dar base todas las
resistencias. El Consejo Executive de
bio emrefarse en- probar que ell pals
dlsfruta una sombra de self gorcrtaleat.
es ell Presidente del Consejo quien
pone su esfuerzo eu probar 10 cor.ra-
rio; que ell pals es un mont6n de SER
vos sin voluntad, sin autoridad, in
germencs de vida propia: rebano de
corderos oblig ado por la fuerza / ODE
decor al rabadan que le envfan desde
remotas latltudes
Nosotros conservaremos esa car
ia, la llevaremos Washington, la
presentaremos en- pleno capitolio, Ia
haremos circular entire las muchedum
bres, haSta yer 81 ell pueblo de los Es
tados Unidos aprueba que en- su nom.
bre Sc eierza en- Puerto Rico un pader
sin otros lfmites que Ell LIBRE ARBI
TRIO de les que 10 ejercen.
Ea dias Al teriores al Is de Oetl
bre de s9s, tenfa Putrso Rico ur,
ley municipal, yotr q por las Cort
eApsnolar, y en- esa leg SO re- orocia
Sc proclsmsoa el derfcho as asocia
ci6n para los m0nie'p,os.
-SAfifsuio IS Les ays utam' en-
tos, coa Ia 80; riz4ci6u y sp-obaci5r
| de la Diputsci6r proviucl Al seis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-12

10 gobierna en- reslidad; los cuerpos
elegldos por sufragio son meras fc
clones iurfdicas, y los concejales de.
ben renunciar en- masa para que ell
iefs, ell arbitro, el Cesar, nombre dele.
gados suyos que administren copforme
su criterio infalible como el de un
pontffce do Roma
Es & saber: los cuatrccientos %
conceiales que dtsign6 81 voto pdbli-
co, no saben psnsar, nj actusr, y es
precise que por ellos piense y actGs un
buen caballero que, por la e1celsa
circunltancia de ocupar un alto desti
no, para el cual no 10 eligi6 el pats, SO
encuentra en- possession de todas las ca
pacid AIDES de todas las clarivlden.
cias. De esto al derecho divino ca
que sc refugia1 las viejss monarqufas
heredltarias, no hay un paso: y & este
es q 10 que l'amamos TIRANIA SIN CA.
RETA.
Aquf no discutmos un hombre:
dlscutimos actos declaraciones, ideas,
principios: en- Il timo termiuo discuti-
mCsun sistema. Cusndo Mr.. Post realL-
IS actos laudables, y pronuucI6 decla.
raciones generosss, di6 forma 4 IDEAS
d moc' aticas y obedeci6 & principios
liberales, Ia aplaudimos: 81 yue,ve por
tai camino le aplaudiremos. Ahora
lie censuramos con dureza por sctos
que nos parecen incorrectos; por de.
claraciones que nos parecen falsasi
por ideas en- que pAlpita Ell cesArism
imperial y por priuci los que envuel-
ven la regacifn de toda garantia a
ra nuestro pueb o.
81 la ley municipal admitiele Ia
Interpretation qua le aSigna Mr.. Post
Mr.. Post no deberfa ssign&rsela; perC
no admisendola, Mr.. Post comeie III
atertSdo contra la dign'dad de nues
~ pals SOIsA q CA II ii@DE Lli eu!C
es's b eciendo el hecho de QUE NO so>
MAZDA NIPUEDEN NADIA los munlclpioi
, en- la colonia [ a Asamblea CO mu
2 nicipalidades, reunida eli % de Julio
: en Iu Mersaje al Copgreso, escribi,
= estas palabrat
: Csc De cubre en- 10 sdminis,ra
} ci6n Ia istenstics tesdencia : prcscin
: dir del ptis; el poeblo d. Pusri1 Rict
; enpiezA q sentir un de,coutsut pro
fundo 81 co ss'derar que sa inerven
r ci6n en ei Conseja Ejsoutivo es indtil
e que SUs AYU NTAN TENTOS so,
b INUTILES TAMBIEN, de igual mo
9 do que sus Juntas eacola porqu
en- virtud de ls ley Foraker los stho
+ res del Conseio Executive aeumulsn q
}. Ii tantas tacultadeI, dominsn de "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-12
VAR|AS ORDENANzAS
81 ell vecindario las obser-
vase, Sc eyitaria denuncias
y muchas moIestias.
C0PIA De Al GUNAS
Su..lnfracci6n causa perjuicios
al publico. Yea ESQ Ia
. sonora pollcia.

El Ayuntamlepto de esta ciudad
tiene en- vigor unas ordenar zas muy
bien pensadas. ST el vecipda las
cumpliese 81 pie de la letra, la mayor
parte de las denuncias que % presen.
tan al juez Bsz&n estsrian completa-
mente de mas.
Entire las muchas que no se cum
plen de las cuales es vfctima el mis-.
mo vecindaeio, que ha de psgsr las
multas desde uno hasta Giro, dollars,
copisros las siguiente,:
Arrojar las GALES sgus,, c&sca.
ras de frutas, cocos vacfos, bssuras,
desoerafcios ttros objetos que en-
sucien las sceras.
Tener macetaa de flores 8 cAntsros
en- la baranda de los balcc mes.
Regar macetas de flores de tai mo.
do que los trsnseuntes puedan sufrir
perjuicios en- Ia calle.
Tener los zsgusnes sbiertos y sin
luz por la noche.
Verter aqua en los csnos suardo
no llueve, sscudir las afc mbras v
ropas desde los BALCONIES.
Dichss infrscciones de las rrds-
nanzas son cjetos Ge denuncias dia.
rias en- el iuzgsdo de paz mul,ad OF
los infra ctores.
Hay otra ordenanza sobre la QUE
llamamos reiterAdamente la atsnci6n.
por 10 mucho que se Infringe. Esl q Que
lmpide tener ropss demasiado suci az 6
despoios que despiden malos olores en-
los pasios On los zsguanes do las
cAsas.
Pues ya que Ia policfa co 10 encar.
gada de velar por la hygiene, observe
detenidsmente vera coz en- muchos
sitios centricos dc San Juan se falta 4
10 preceptusdo en- el artfculo %, eau.
sandose molestiss & los vecinos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-12
'H'iranll;a sim CSQrGfa
La carta del Secretario Post
sEGuNDo Y uLTJMo ARTIcuLo

Examine este peri6dico, en- su prl.
mer artfculo T1RANfA SIN CARETA, la
cArta del Secretario de Puerto Rico
desde dos puntos de vista: el legal y
el administrative, demostrando que
dentro de la ley | ayurtamientos .
pueden invertir sus fondos en- cual.
quisr gasto que no periudlque 4 los
intsreses particulares de un vecino nj
& los generates de la comunidad. Este
punto qued6 libre de dudss, porque
solo en- esos dos casos, y NO MAS QUE
EN- Esos DOS, poses facultades ell cen.
tro superior para intervenir con su
veto 6 impedir favorltismos 8 dilapi.
daciones; que tai es el espfritu Y TAI
Es LA LETRA del C6digo municipal.
Ls cuesti6n, pues, esta fisda por nos
otros en- terminos concretos preci-
sos.
No Sc MEGA Ia facultad del Secre
tario: 10 que se MEGA rotundamente,
csteg6ricamente es que esa facultad
tenga aplicaci6n en- ell asunto que tan
to preocupa al pueblo y q los pueblos
de la isls.
ExpueIto sin ambajes nuestro mo.
do de apreciar la carta como homhro'
de ley como hombres de sdministra-
cl6n, qusda un tsroer aspecto, ell mas
trascendental importante; el aspectc
polftico.
II senior Post dice textualmente
que eel poder conferido al Secretaric
por el srlfculo 63 lleva cons'go facul-
tad absolute para anu ar CUALQUIET
ACUERDo { oRDENANZA de cua Quiel
conceio municipal; que esta fsculta
no estS restringida, residier do La HE
soLUCIoN DE ToDos LOS AsUNTos
6nicamente en- el Secretsrio Y que est,
puede resolverlos 4 SU ARBITRI0.s
De suerte que la segunja fgur'
del gobierno insulsr; ell flucionari(
que en- sus ausenciss sustitlya al Go
bernador; el Pfesldente del Consejt
Executive, declsra con 81 frma GU
Puerto. Rico es un pals en que exist
un regimen desp6tico, porque no va =
esto 10 afrmamos nosotros la Cana
ra popular es nuls puramente deco
rativs, sino que tsmbi6n-y este i
adrma ell honorable Secretsrio SO,
NULos Y PURAMENTE DECORATIVE
LOS AYUNTAMIENTos PoPULAREs
81 la ley poue en- mAnos de Sc
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QUEER MUNICIPIo Sdonde estkn Las /
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-12
5cuando Sc Verayse resoI-
vera Ia causa contra Vaentin
Colon, GuaTdia insu|ar, por
mueIte de don Manuel San
tiago' juez de Ia CIdra? Esta
pTegunta lueda aqul hasta que
a|guisn Ia gOntsste.

tutores sc reparten q sf propios. Sim.
pstico noble lapel este que eservan
a las municipalidades pu rto-riquenas,
que deben resistir y resistirkp, que
deben luchar y luchara porque es.
tsmos en- presancis de la vida 8 de
la muerte: 6 nos salvsmos por Ia ra-
z6n y per la erergis; perecemos por
is sbdicsci6n cobsrde CO nuestra per-
sonalidsd, que 70 dtbFmos & Fspsfa,
nj les Estados Unidos. sino & Dies
J 4 la naturaleEs que nos hsn put sto
en- una rocs de los mares, como pu-
sieron los amer nos en- IN ipmsnso
ntlLeute, no para ttr ur micro
mont6n de ilCtas y, m'sos 4 Ia ferreA
coyunds, sino para ser una ,g,upsci6n
de ciudsdsnoI, dutnos de gu hacispdA
y de su libertsd cC mo todos los hom-
bres de la terra,