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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
'BLUEBEhRD"
HOCH GIVEN
A REPR|EVE
Stay Of Execution Granted to Aug.
rs for Appeal to Supreme
Court.
WOMAN GAVE CASH
Necessary to Garry the Case to
Highest Tribunal.
WOMAN GAVE CASH
AcTUATED BY PURELY HUMANE
TARTAN MOTIVES IN EFFORT TO
SAVE CONDEMNED MANS LIFE.
CAREFUL WATCH kEPTTo PRE-
VENT POISONING.

Chicago, July 28.-Johann Hoch.
fBnebeard" and confessed bigamist
sentenced to be hanged to-day for
poisoning one of his wives, was this
afternoon granted a reprieve until
August 25 by Governor Deneen. Tho
stay Of execution followed hours OF
anxiety on the part of Hooh, who had
never given up hope. and was repriev-
cd only after the governor had been
assured that the necessary sum to ap-
peal the case had been raised. The
sum Of $500 was given Hoch's attOr-
Rey by a friend who. Hoch's attorney
declared, was actuated purely by hu-
nlaintarian motives.
An incident at the jail during the
preparation for the execution was the
appearance Of a physician and woman
who told JaiIer Whitman they wanted
to help in Hoch's battle for life. They
said they wished to raise funds for
the condemned man and asked Jailer
Whitman 10 delay the hanging as long
as possible. H0ch's attorney, h6SeY-
er, had already been in communication
with the authorities respecting stay
Of execution.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
NEW MOVEMENT TO
CONVERT MORMONS
By Associated Press.

Salt Lake City, Utah, July 3D.
Fneaericix w. Smith grandson az
Prophet Joseph w -Smibh, and the son
CT Joseph Smith, the present head OF
the recognized church of Latter Day
Saints, has started a propaganda to
convert the Mormons of Utah to the
former principles of the church as
stated by the prophet AS the initial
step in his campaign, Mr.. Smith has
issued an open letter to the Mormons
of Utah, appealing to them to abandon
polygamy, commercialism and political
interference Authorities are quoted
to prove that Bingham Young led the
people away from the teachings of the
prophet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
Leads to Belief that Child May
Have Been Kidnapped.
CLAIMED CHILD HAD BEEN LEFT
ON THEIR HANDS AND THEY
WERE UNABLE TO SUPPORT 1T.
FULL INVESTIGATION WILL BE
MADE.
BIZ AssocIatsd Press.

Rochester. N. Y, July 2S.-The ex-
change of a bright little fcur-year-old
girl for dog has besn made at Pa
wilton Center. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tillotson, of that place, receiving the
cldld, and Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Cary,
who claim Lansing, Mich, as their
home, getting the dog. Cary says he
was formerly janitor of the Elks' Club
at Lansing. In September, he claims,
he lost all his belongings in food.
but remained in Lansing until SIX
weeks ago, when he managed to get
together a horse and democrat
wagon and started out driving around
the country mending umbrellas for a
living.
The couple claimed that abe child
was theirs, and denied having kid
mapped it. "A man who had lost his
wife came to board at our home" said
Cary, "and suddenly disappeared leav-
ing the child behind. We could not
abandon it, and brought II along with
us, but you can see we cannot properly
care for il. Write to Lansing and you
will find that what tell you is true. "
When the strange couple drove up
ir front of Tillotson's home Mrs. Til
lotson, who enjoys trade, jokingly
offered Cary the dog for the. child. To
her surprise the Carys accepted the
offer. They needed a DOG 10 protect
them as they slept in the woods and
highways.
The Tillotsons are well-to-do and
childless. They will investigate Cary's
story, and If no one claims the child
will bring it up as their own.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
Mr.. VAUGHN GAVE BOND IN THE
sum OF $1,000, WITH W. A,
p'ALEM5ERTE AND c. S. NOR
MAN AS sEcURI7,ss-MoTIoN
FOR NEW TRIAL DENIED.

John B. Vaughn, of Century. convict
ed Of manslaughter by killing Barney
Nail. at that place, several months ago,
vas sentenced yesterday by Judge
Beggs in the criminal court, to serve
i've years in THE state penitentiary
The case viii be appealed to the su-
preme court.
Judge Beggs, before passing SEN
tence. gave notice to the attorneys
that he had overruled the motion made
BIZ Attorney Jones for a new trial in
the case. This motion was made sew
eral days ago, or when Mr.. Vaughn
was convicted after a trial of two
days.
Ii viii be remembered that Vaughn,
who was engaged in a fight with a man
named Nichols. fired a. the latter as
he was running, the bullet going wide
Of its mark and killing 4 young man
named Nall, who was al the depot in
Century preparing to board train to
leave
When Judge Beggs passed sentence,
Attorney Jones gave notice that the
case would be appealed to the supreme
court and asked that the amount OF
supersedeas bond be named. The
court fixed this at $4,000, which was
given within a short ttime, W. A.
p'Alemberte and G. S. Norman being
the sureties.
The case is made retnrnable at the
January term of the supreme court.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
MARKED HONOR FOR
AMERICAN PARTY

NJ y York, July 28.-M Sato. spokes-
ma for Baron Komura, speaking to-
day of the visit of the Aemricans TO
Japan said he had read the reports
with great interest and the fact that
the historic clrysanths12unl gardens
had been thrown open to the party
was indicative of the feeling towards
Americans in Japan. These gardens
are almost sacred in our country and
this is the first time they have been
opened to foreign citizens. It Is a
marked distinction and honor. They
are opened for our own people but
twice year"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
MANY ARRESTED
IN CHICAGO RIOT
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, July 28.-The arrest OF
forty-two persons last night ended a
riot which began with an attack on
two non-union teamsters at Halsted
ana Van Buren, streets. More than
five hundred men and women were in
volved. James Simpson and Oscar
Berger, non-union teamsters, who had
resigned their positions, were recog-
nized by union men. They were at
tackled and as the crowd increased the
police We're notified. Lieutenant O'Con-
nor and a patrol wagon loaded with
policemen soon arrived and the dis
turbance continued. Attempts to dis
perse the crowd were unavailing, and
the lieutenant ordered the policemen
to arrest all who refused to go away.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
SULTAN SAVED
BY A MIRACLE
By Associated Press.

Constantinople, July 2S.-In reply to
Mussulman address of loyalty ana
qualification at his escape from assas-
sination by the explosion of a bomb
thrown by an unknown person at the
conclusion of the Selamlik ceremonies
ca Friday last, the sultan says that the
protection of Divine Providence on
that occasion was Gods reward to him
for constant endeavors to promote the
peace and happiness of the people.
The only feature of the incident which
deeply affected him was the fact that
so many of his dear, devoted soldiers
and well-beloyed people were killed or
injured.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
Sill the Center of Infection and
Disease is Not Spreading.
ONLY THREE DEATHS REPORTED
YESTERDAY. MAKING TOTAL or
z7-oTHER CITIES ouARAN-
TINE-No QUARANTINE WILL
BE PLACED AGAINST TAMPA.
BY Associated press.

New Orleans, July 2S.-Although IN
official reports made public to-day
showed a larger number Of deaths than
yesterday when there were only two,
and the appearance Of a number OF
new cases. the men Of science who are
rarring against the yellow fever
plague ended their days labor conf
dau- that the situation was still well
!, hand and with no immediate pros
PEGS Of it becoming alarming.
Tolsy's ofhcial reports OF yester.
"a FOgress showed the entire sec.
ton above Canal street free from q
.sngs new case and the fever only
Spreading among the poorer inhabl-
uu,s Of the down town section. with
ses eases isalstea except In part OF
,he French Market quarters. The
health authorities hold also that the
plague remains in the Italian section.
al but two cases Of tventy-six new
cases being Of that nationality.
Today's official report shows sew
ersI new cases above Canal street one
e these is a nurse who rendered he
mic service nursing unforunates in
tie heart Of the French Market dis
rict
The State Board Of Health to
cay declared a quarantine Of the
safe Of Louisiana against New Or
l2ns with the exception of small
towns and a certain section imme-
caiely adjacent to the city. This is
o. account Of the rigid quarantine Of
Mississippi and Alabama against Lou
izana.
The Marine Hospital Service
Gas laid in large supplies of sulphur,
slcOhOl and pots to be used in fumi-
gEilg steamboats,, detention camps,
houses, etc. we are all fumigating
XII the mosquitoes, said DR.. J.
= White, and we are not going TO
lnigate or disiniect any freight.
AM 70 reassure every business man
z thar subject If business men want it
-nigated Il viii be necessary for them
90 il themselves. / am in full ac-
ord with ny bureau on this subject,
saiah has given me instructions from
hasangton to-day"
ne people are being educated 70
le belief Of danger in mosquito bites
-l-e than anything else.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
The Mornlno Hours.

Cook County Jail, Chicago, July %.
Three hours before the time set for
his execution. '.Bluebeard" Johann
Hoch, the wife murderer, had not
given up hope of clemency Although
there seemed little possibility for in
reference by the state as the resulg
or the action Of Governor Deneen and
the state board Of pardons in refusing
him further reprieye, Hoch believed
he had yet a chance for hfe Hoch
slept soundly during the night, retir-
ing about 10 O'Clock. He awOke only
once in the morning, about 3 O'Clock,
and complained of having a feeling Of
nausea. He retired again and soon
fell asleep.
He arose at his usual hour and de
chned the comparatively sumptuous
meal given all prisoners sentenced to
9TH in the Jail here. He said coffee
-9lls were good enough for him,
an IDS was given to the condemned
mai. He was very cheerful and chat
ted pleasantly with the guards assign
ed as the death watch. Hoch has been
a model prisoner and the 1aiI guards
have been particularly friendly to him
After breakfast to-day they presented
him with a bouquet of nasturtiums
Several bouquets were sent to him
from outsiders, but Jafler Whitrsan
and Sheriff Barrett refused to allow
them to be sent to his cell, not wishing
to risk the possibility Of poison being
concealed in them.
1t was raining hard and as Hoch
heard the patter he bemoaned the
gloomy day. Il fear that Is going
against me, he told the guard, no
Assistant JaiIer O'NeilI, he said he
felt fine. One Of the night guards who
has been watching over Hoch. took
his leave of the condemned man. A.
the guard bid goodbye, Hoch said.
What's the matter. Pm not going vet.
If they hang me to-day, they will muir
DER an innocent man. Let them 20
ahead
Hoch then changed his clothes ana
packed his few belongings, saving ~
might be able to use them yet. He
gave Guard Sullivan a photograph ~
himself and wife for Mrs. Emalia FTzh.
er Hoch, a sister Of the woman for
whose murder he was to hang.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
81 Associated Press

Chicago, July Spectacular raid
ing of handbook resorts In which
eighty-four men were taken prisoners
in four hours work, marked John NJ.
Collins's second days work as general
superintendent OF the Chicago police
department Then at night came de-
scents on ten poker games.
Following out his startling action Of
wednesday evening, when he inter.
rupted several time-honored poker
games, the new chief Yesterday re-
moved Assistant Chief Shueftler from
the command OF the gambling detail
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
Arthur DixIev Dead.

Boston, July 2O.-Word has been re-
ceived by cable of the death in Seoul,
Korea Wednesday of Arthur s. Dix
ley, private secretary to United States
Minister Morgan. He was graduated
from Harvard with the class of 1902,
and was a native of Boston.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
BITTERNESS. OVER
CHINESE BOYCOTT
RY AssocIated Press.

Shanghai. July 28.-The boycott Of
American goods, as result of the de
mand in China for the repeal of the
Chinese exclusion act continues to
arouse bitterness on every side. The
Chinese, however, would probably
welcome a reassuring indication from
the United States enabling them to
gracefully withdraw from the position
they have assumed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
NEW YORK SUSPICIOUS
OF YELLOW FEVER.
az Associated Press

New York, July 2S.-The Southern
Pacific Company's steamer Ell Cid,
which arrived to-day from Galveston,
was detained at quarantine for thor
ongh inspection of the crew, Health
officer Doty having decided to put into
operation the same strict inspection
given to vessels from New Orleans and
Colon. All vessels arriving hereafter
from gulf ports will be subjected TO
the same regulation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
MOBILE WILL NOT
ACCEPT CERTIFICATES.

Mobile, July 2S.-At a meeting of
the committee of public health this
afternoon it was decided to accept no
immune certificates from any quaran-
tined places. To enter Mobile, city
or country people viii have to re-
main in the detention camps. the same
as other people. The committee au-
thorized the issuance Of Identification
certificates and these will be issued
from officers of the board of health TO
any one wishing them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29

three hundred feet are screened
against mosquitoes and viii be kept
under guard and inspection for the
next three weeks. DR.. Porter says no
quarantine will be placed against
Tampa or West Tampa. except to cor
doned the district, as none is neces-
sary, the case being clearly traceable
to New Orleans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
NO QUARANTINE TO
BE PLACED ON TAMPA.

Tampa, July 2s.-Dr. joseph Y
Porter. the Florida State Health Officer
to-day made public a statement an
nouncinx a mild ease OF yellow fever
il West Tampa The paiient, an Ital-
ian named Victor Vittallo, left New
Orleans on July 20. coming direct by
rail from the French Market district
and reaching West Tampa two days
later. The patient. win INMATES OF
adjoining houses within . radius Of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29

vicksburg says a quarantine against
Memphis was established there to-day,
the rule to be abolished should Mem
phis agree to quarantine against New
Orleans.
A special from Natchez says q rigid
quarantine was established there to-
day against all points. No one viii be
allowed to enter the city excepting
residents of the country.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
rhree-pau cricket March.

Philadelphia. July 2S.-The Maryle-
bone Cricket club of London and the
gentlemen of Philadelphia began a
three-day's match to-day on the ground
OF the Merton Cricket club at Haver
ford. The wicket was in perfect con-
Iition, and the weather clear and pleas
ant.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
JAPS MASTERS OF
SAKHALIN ISLAND
BY Associated Press.

Toxic, July 2S.-The Russians have
retreated to Luikioff, on Sal hahn is
land, some thirty miles southeast of
Alexanderovsk where they are com
pletely Isolated and will be unable to
make vigorous resistance. This leaves
the Japanese virtually masters of the
island.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
THREE DEATHS ON
IsTHMus or PANAMA.

Washington. July 2S-The Isthmian
canal commission to-day received a
cablegram from Governor Magoon re-
porting three deaths from yellow
fever. Two were American employees
and the other Jamaican employee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
OFFICIAL REPORT
OF FEVER SITUATION.

New Orleans. July 2s.-FoIlowing is
- lever report up to 6 o'clock this
p, Hs' cases p. total cases to date
!, As today 3; deaths up to date
New foei &
a. - emergency hospital has nine
- es under treatment. and dis
SEQ the first patient cured to-day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
vOnderhorst Is Dead.

New York July 2S.-H. r. Wonder
horst, secretary of the Brooklyn base
ball club, died to-day OF heart failure.
He was born fifty-four years ago in
Baltimore.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
SENTENCED TO
FIVE. YEARS
Judge Beggs Passed Sentence Upon John Vaughn Yesterday
But Case viii Be Appealed to the
Supreme Court
BASEBALL
July %
Southern LEAGUE.
SupTeme C0un.
BY Associated Press.

Southern League.
Atlanta z, Memphis 8.
Nashville 0, New Orleans 2.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, rain.
Misunderstanding Rock, rain.
South Atlantic League.
Charleston 8, Savannah 3.
Macon 2, Jacksonville 0.
American League.
Boston z, Cleveland 8.
No other games.
National League.
No games played.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
Hls GUARANTEES
AGAINST NEW ORLEANS

!, 81 PMS, July 2S.-By a vote Of 9
ne executive council Of Mem
=, teot on record to-day favoring a
~ quarantine against New Orleans
r-,.. -.-ef lever infected points. The
s. -. VIII become operative i'm
l5--..ss Inspectors have been ap-
H. -, ~n sno every railroad train from
- '-'a VII be closely canvassed
n ar. arriving in Memphis. Boats
- -. - De inspected and no person
- !. .-'et Points vii be permitted 10
r. ne city limits. Citizens de-
r. 49, mar this action be taken be-
- y The fact that other cities
49, -s1r1an'ining against Memphis
N = Memphis wOula not ouaran-
salhst New Orleans
SNssURe AND
NATcHEz QUARANTINE.
'liS say Is. A special from
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29
'uRe AND
NATcHEz QUARANTINE

'''Ai' Jd'y q. "A special from
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-29

EKTEATHER5 Showers Saturday; Sun
wv day Fairg light southwes
winds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-28
FL BANDIDj RAISULI

IL Glce'ad ID d Atmapjq dl Nore,
en- nombre de los representatives di-
p~lom&ticos %alemanes en- Marruecos,
recha2a toda responsabAida1 por ha.
oerse hallado en- la reception del kai-
ser Raisuli, iaf9 de bandidos, ell cual
re inyitado por las autoridades ma
rroQul9s como gobernador del distri-
.rU de Tanger,
Segil dicel los correaponsales
Raisull estsba acompa6ado por una
h9rmosa collection dc h,jos del desier-
70, incluso los representatives de al
glnas trinus saIysles cue asia aho-
ra no hablaR ppesto los pies en- Tan.
ger
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-28
DESDE AGUAD|LLA
information sobre asuntos
juridicos durante la soma
ma actual.
vARlOS PROCESSES
jurado pronuncia diversos
yeredictos la Corte aplaza
las SentenCias.

Abfii @7-Como anunciamos ante
teriormente & ese diario, desde el lu-
nes, "a del corriente, dIeron principle
en- la Corte de este Distrito los juicios
por iurado.
En- la misma Sc VIC la causa segui-
da contra {. indi giduo Marcelino Ro.
man, alias Chico, dc Moca, al que Sc
acusa de hurso mayor. Dsspues de
yarlos in~convenientes Sc constituy6 el
Jurado que ha de entender en- esta eau
SO. Ell acusado no tiene defensor.
Sc lie acusa de haber robado ell IL de
Octubre de 1903 un caballo de la pro
piedad del senior Felix Lassalle. Ter
miuada la prueba testifcal ell fiscal
Sc dirige en- su acusaci6n 81 Jurado,
en- ingIes, siendo traducido al caste
llano por el interprete. Despues, ell Jez
p%residente senior Aponte instruye sobre
alguaos puntos de derecho al Jurado.
Este sale q deliberal y despues de va
rias horas de deliberaci6n no llega q
IN acuerdo. La Corte, disuelve q est
Jura1o y suspende para otro dia la
susodicha causa
La causa seguida contra los In.
divliuos Jose Rubio, Jose Toman V
Venancio Cruz, de San Sebastian,
acusados del delito de p~erjlrio, SO VIC
tambien ante ese mismo tribunal Y
por jurado, El dttimo de esos proce
saoos Sc declare testigo del Pueblo de
r'uerto Rico, con cuyo motive, a indi.
cacion del Fiscal, la Cort3 sobresey6
su causa J lie absolyi0. Esos dos In.
~felices no tenian abogados que les de-
fendieran. No p~ressntar0n prueba al.
guna, Ell Fiscal acusa en- ingl6s y
traduce el interprele. Ell Juez, como
siempre, inYtruye al Jurado. Este re.
sfrase a deliberar y a los breves mi
nutos trae IN %veredicto do cul pabili-
dad para los dos acusados. La Cor
to dictara sc ltencie contra ellos den.
tro de dos dias,
La causa contra Salvador Car.
dona, de esta ciudad, aeusado de alta.
que para cometer violaci0n, sehalada
para la ma1ana del martes, SO sul.
pendi6 por la Corte q Indie Aci0n Dol
minisIe rio fiscal, pues fsltaba uno de
los testigos de cargo de mas importan-
cha.
En- la ma1ana de eyer Sc llev0
a cabo Ell iuiclo por iurado en- causa
contra ell indiyiduo Cosme Hernandez,
a Quien sc acusa de haher ultrajado
en- Ell barrio de ~V~oladaras,> del
termino municipal de Morovis, 81
ola 5 de Octubre del aho pr6ximo pa
sado fla joven Sandalia Feliciano.
LIE defapdi6 ell Lcdo, Franco Soto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-28
L|BRE CAMBIO ABSENTISM MO
(Condinoarda q II piar5

kN'fttfh'NN' ''" p }t ffF
Ese pobre : pS slpone una po5la-
ci6n de GO. 600 trabaj adOres en- indus.
trias e. iractivas, fabriles, mecanleQs
y de transportes, que nj cortan cana
nj cojen cafe, nj deshojap ta5asosy
ese u pg.-m5s 8 mc4o4 dc la pa.
blaci6n trabajadora de Puerto I,Jco
compone IN total approximate de olras
tantas familias, las qua teniendo IN
promedio de 5 personals oada uua,
arroia la cifra d. cerca de 5J5, 0JQ
l~dividuos, 8 como las ) noyenas par
tes de la ~poblacI6n tUtal de la lsIa,
que viyen y Sc nltren del trabaj0 IN,
dustrlal, Ell que cada Ola St hace mls
difcil por la c%0mpetepcia gus ha ua{
do consigo 9, Ljbre Gambia . Clbota-
je decretado por la Secciou Z je! Bill
Forak ar de 1900 Para comeu2a & re-
cir en- 1902,
Mlentra. nuestro regimen como,
mico no Sc modiliqle ca 81 sy4tido
protector, y demos a gAnar q nues,
tros ohreros el diuer0 que hoy sale pa.
"a los Estados t aidos Duseaudo la Da,
ratura de obietos que aQli Sc han Ia
orlcado siempre; mienEras no cJuside.
remos cue la teorla de qua 6! Libro-
Gambia benedcis al cOusumIdor, es
solo una he:mosa PARADE a, puea ST
es verdad que tod0s eensgmimos
sodos ~producimos tamb.6a. Il 'entrbs
ese NAL no SO sta!e y eout.tQ3 Ia aau
gria suelta que supuDe q Qnorro dc
dinero cue mensuaImeuss CORE ia
cia la MettGpoli t. ousCA dc maau.
factpras-Que aquf sc i4brlcsn pa
ra obtener m prec.c que lss nues-
tras nc pueden brlndar a. consumtdor
mientras ESQ sucada, Y sigem0s Gre.
yendo ademas qlg 70 s.i2 r58SCeVcija q
ibeftade> ere ofleH polaicl 0tue Eraer
nos una prosperidad 81 aoIn1aucla de
Que 40 disfrutaremos uuuca, 81 esas
libertades no encarnan en- uua fJrma
polftica que ~gsraltice nQestra .nde
pendencia en- ell 6rden econ0mtco,
NAL ira en aumento, y la isla en- pla1o
mas 8 menos lei lno pero cleric, lie
pauperada la chase obrera ! trsbaja
dora, y ~absorbids la pequef4 propie
dad rural por la gran industrial agri
cola capitalista colectjvista, Sc con
vertira eu una inme1sa fastOrla, en-
una enorme b ,cienda, pc0piedad &c
unos cuantos plut6erales e,srapjeros
que en- Europa y EstadJs Elldos reel
Dirau las renIas d. sus hucar, Tegadaa
por el infecundo sudUr ae nuestros ale
lsbriegos. Factories j IaegV|
accionistas, proletarl0s, lalt,pret3s
our6cratas las caalro grandes ciases
sociales del Pdert0-R CO fJlaro seld 7
resultado del sistems.
Porque es inuega2ie cue 81, como
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