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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-03-04
age.
Ranch for Sale.

The Acme Ranch property is still
on the market waiting for a reason
able offer. This is too fine prop
erty to remain on the market long,
so anyone desiring a nice home and
good investment will do well to
investigate this proposition. In.
quire Of Geo. w. Webster, Pine
Grove, Esmeralda county, Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-03-04
ChOn Stand Onened.

Mrs. w. X. Hayes has opend the
old Vienna Cafe in the Kaufman
building and in connection with the
same has tamale parlors. You can
get hot tamales or a short order at
the cafe now at any hour of the
night or day. Fresh bread and
doughnuts also for sale. Call and
try one of those delicious tamales.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-03-04
NO COMPROMISE.

The TIMES has been informed
that all negotiations for COM
promise between the plaintiffs and
defendants in the Miller & Lux
water suit are off, and the only
way the matter can now be settled
is through the courts. We are
sorry to chronicle this news, as it
will mean some years of litigation,
and in the end no more water.
However, it must be remembered
that over o5 per cent. OF the
water owners have signed a petit
ton agreeing to turn their water
rights over to the government it
the govermernment would take
hold of the storage proposition in
the Walker River basin. 1t is
evident that the visit of Chief
Engineer Taylor, to Washington
has resulted in orders to have
something done in this section, as
there passed through Yerington
this week a crew of government
surveyors on their way to Alkali
Lake, in Antelope Valley. Their
object is to survey that section
and make an accurate estimate of
what can be done in the way of
storing water there and getting it
back into the river. Reports say
that another crew of surveyors
will soon begin measuring the
land in this valley and Smith Val
ley under irrigation, and as soon
as this work is done and the water
owners deed their rights to Uncle
Sam, active construction work will
begin. Whether this work will
be on scale large enough to
make complete system for the
two vallies, or only for temporary
relief is not yet known, but it
is very probable that when the
proposition is once under way it
will not be abandoned until such
system has been completed as
will irrigate every acre of land in
both vallies. Just what is going
to become of the lawsuit is hard
to tell, but when the government
takes hold of an enterprise it gen
orally brushes all obstacles out of
the way to a successful termina-
ton of its ends. With all the
irrigated land measured, so that
the government may know just
how much water each land owner
is entitled to after storage sys-
tenn is completed, and the agree
ment OF over o5 per cent. OF the
the land owners to turn over to the
government their water rights full
filled, we fail to see where there is
much ground for a suit to stand on.
1t may be just possible that the
parties at law may find that they
have little to contest for when
Uncle Sam takes hold of the irri-
CATION of the Walker River basin,
and that no compromise will be
necessary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-03-04
ST, J0seph's Church,

Rev. Father Gleeson will hold
mass at ST. Joseph's Church Sunday
morning at 1890. Sunday school
will be held after mass. Evening
service at 1880.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-03-04

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agree
ably aromatic. II is received through the
nostrils, cleanGes and heals the whole sur
face over which !. d. lses itself. Druggists
sell the soc. size; Ilial size by mail, 10
cents. Test Il and you &C sure TO continue
the treatment.
A1HotEIc c:.cnt.
To accommodate t..csc who arc partial
to the use of atomizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for ct.td1T'hal trou-
6Ies, the propiiotors prepare Cream Balm in
liquid form, which VIII be known as Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the
spraying tube ia 70 cents. Druggists or by
mail. The liquid form embodies the med
icinal properties of The solid preparation.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-10
Excitement Over
Ispecial 10 The sentInel. ]

Denver. Aug. 10.-The excitement
faused by the assignment of the
Western State Bank and the run on
he Denver Savings Bank has almost
ubsided.
Assignee Beatty is preparing
statement of the banks condition,
md it is not probable that the eff
'ort to place the institution in the
lands of a receiver will be success
lul.
The Denver Savings Bank is pay
ing 10 per cent of its commercial de
DOsits.
The Central Savings Bank, strong
Denver institution, went out of its
way to pay its .depositors, keeping
open late at night to accommodate
III who wanted their money.
Among the bankers there is more
hopeful outlook for the Denver Saw
ngs Bank than at any time during
he past three days or since the trou-
jle began. Powerful financial aid
las come to its assistance.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-10
S :E$ $ ; s SEES $ @ y @ @= 60 s ii ?sss %
PASsENGERs
HAD \ JOLLY TIME.

Yesterday a gentleman who was a
passenger on one of the trains that
was DELAYED at Grand Valley para
chute). on account of the big land
slide. in conversation with the Sen
tinel man, told a pretty interesting
story involving the manner in which
the I.4OO or more people who were
on the delayed trains, passed away
the time while in tine little town.
The trains We're forced to remain
at the scene of the landslide from >
o'clock Tuesday noon until midnight
The hotel and private houses were
able to feed the hungry passengers
at the noon hour. but each passen-
ger was compelled to pay prices that
would compare favorWbN with those
charged in the most fashionable ~-1-
taurants in the country. Coffee sold
at % cents per cup.
In the afternoon q number of
Young men who were strangers on
the trains purchased complete
base ball outfit and n diamond was
marked out in the heart of the lit
tie town. Two teams were organized
from among the passengers and
fierce game of base uall was indulged
in for two hours or more About one
thousand of the passengers and a big
portion of the towns populaCe wit
messed the game, and there were
plenty of roOters for both sides.
During the afternoon and at sup
per the crowds devoured about all
there was to eat in the town The
supply of vegetables and fruits at the
stores was entirely consumed and
The stocks of canned goods were
about exhausted The one saloon
lid a land Office business all day.
One enterprising citizen took a tub
If water and squeezing the contents
Df one lemon into It, after throwing
IN a small piece of ice, dispensed of
he concoction at cents per glass.
clearing over So on the deal. so he
old our informant after explaining
what ingredients he used
During the afternoon the editor or
one of the employees of the flourish
ug little Grand Valley paper passed
Trough the crowds with scores of
copies of the paper. Passengers who
we're out for a good time and We're
'eadv to patronize anybody who had
anything to sell, purchased the pa
Ders at a rapid rate, although some
IF the papers bore dates in May and
Iune ENhausting the supply of the
home paper the wide-awake news
paper man brought out great bunch
If old exchanges and out-Uf-date
magazines and disposed OF them with
he same ease.
In the evening the hall of the
Woodmen of the World was rented
md several hundred OF the pussen-
GERS enjoyed dancing during the
hours that elapsed until the trains
we're ready to leave. There We're a
arge number of ladies in the crowd.
At midnight the big crowd, the
members of which believed in MAX
ng the best of a long and unavoid-
lble delay. left the city for Grand
Junction, the tracks having been
,leared. A jollier crowd of men and
women never came over the road
II was great day for Grand VAL
ley, the town being called upon to
antertain more people than had ever
assembled within its borders on any
one day. and the visitors called un-
aNpectedly, too.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-10

Offices for Rent.
We have two good offices in the
Canon block for rent, which VIII be
ready for occupancy about July 20.
STRIKER & ADAMS,
By Orson Adams, Jr
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-10
Will Be a Failure
Especial to The Sentinel.

London, Aug. lO.-A special dis
patch from Portsmouth, n. H., to the
Times and Daily Telegraph conveys
he impression that the peace nego-
iations are almost certain to end
failure.
One of the most noted diplomats
n the world commenting today on
he extraordinary circumstances Of
he japanese appearing at the first
gession of the peace ENJOYS without
heir credentials said that NJ. Witte
clever and an experienced states
nan. but neither Witte or anybody
Use is a match for the men from
he orient.
Undoubtedly the diplomats from
he orient had all kinds of creden-
ials, but they wanted to see those of
W. Witte first.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-10

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
G. VanHoorebele. Robert A. Orr, J..
A. Lyons, II. r. Reed, C. d.
Smith, VIM. Il. Dudley, ID.
y. Stone.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-10

reserved for the people who will
come into the city on the noon trains
In fact all the town and county peo-
pie should register tomorrow so that
Saturday can be devoted almost eN-
clusively to the strangers that come
Friday night and Saturday.
The registration Offices will close
promptly at o'clock Saturday af-
ternoon no matter how many people
may be in line at that time. The
presidents proclamation states that
the offices OF registration must close
promptly at 6 o'clock on the evening
of August IL,
The offices Will be kept open un-
til late hour tomorrow evening II
IL is found to be necessary and the
clerical force will also be increased If
the town is crowded with homeseek-
ers tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-10

Nd Junction will be a city
u f5 600 in five years; $1,000
u - than ten years. IL is
Ia chief commercinl CITY OF 1', .ne
Z ''e.trrn slope. Ii is the eighth
in size in the state and its
ts55itinn will be fifth in the
- census. Its present popu-
,',ion is over 1000
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-10
No rny RniIrond rnrc.

For the benefit of our customers
on the western slope we viii allow
the purchaser OF n monument, to be
erected within the next four months,
full railroad fare to Grand Junction.
We do this to get purchasers to
come to our shop and select what
they want, see our work and thus
advertise our business.
We have a large amount of ma
terlal and finished work on hand. We
give good values and guarantee sat
isfaction. The only shop on the
western slope that carries any stock.
NJ. q NJ. MARBLE & CRANE CO.
Cor Fifth and Colorado Ave,
Grand Junction, Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-10

Commenced business Sept. II, 1908.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-10

4 territory of over 200 miles
in diameter is tributary to this
city as "A trading point. With
the opening Of the Uintah res
.ia,y 'i@,- this territory will be
-. lsed. IL is the
natural trading point for all
that country and the largest
city of any size in proximity
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-10
Rcfrlrcrntors and Rnngcs Chcnp.

The Buckln and Vols hardware
stocks are now combined and the S.
r. Vols Hardware Company is ready
for business at the old Bucklin stand.
As result of the consolidation they
are over-stocked in many lines, es-
pecally in refrigerators and steel
ranges, and for the next 80 days will
make remarkably low prices on these
Get their prices at once.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-10
Over 22OO People Register At
Grand Junction-2G0 in Line
When Doors Closed Provo
Leading This City by 500 A
Big Crowd in the City Today
GRIND Junction,s TotnIs.

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The daily sentinel., 1905-08-10

"A. j. McKenna, the well known
raveling man representing the NJ: j.
D'Fallon Supply Company of Den
yer. is in town today calling upon the
ocal plumbing firms.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-10
hrs SIMPLY \ MATTER OF IN
TELLIGENCE.
VOLUME XII.

The more you know, the more
readilv YOU realize the vast import
snca of good eyesight. All eye ills
sbonld be brought to my attention at
frst sight, and the proper remedy
applied.
nent. / am fully equipped to give my
patrons good work at low prices. My
speeialty in this department is the
repalrlng and adjusting of fine high
erade watches. We are entirely sue
eessful in that particular class of
Work.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-10

John Currans Of Denver, broth
az of J. T. Currans, the well known
liu posting manager, is visitor to-
day.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-27
Notas de AIboDIto
Sc reunira pronto la Aaemia
Commission que preside
el doctor Ashford.
ONCE %SENTENCIADOS
Temperature de $40 Faren-
helt, 10 centigrados en-
aquellas alturas.

La corte municipal de Cayey estu-
vo hoy aquf, c~ondenando & once indi-
viduos, de los cuales dos pasarEn & 10
carcel de Guayama 4 sxtinguir sells
meses de arresto.
-Rspidamsnte van los trabaios
de la plaza de Recreo que aQuf 90
construye.
-ER Ia tarde de aver microbes
lego ell doctor Ashford con 50 fanilia
q este pueblo, donde 80 quedsr& def
nitivamente. Sc aguardsn, dc I'm mo.
mento & otro q los doctores King Gu.
t~ierrez, que con ell doctor Ashford COM
pletaran la Ansmia commission.
-Nuestro amigo don Diego Bece-
ira ha interpuesto recurso de alzads
ante ell Honorable sscrstario de Puer.
to Rico, contra ell syuntamiento de
Aibonito que concede { Ia viuda de
Gil, a1adir una fabrica de MADEIRA en-
la II IONA, debiendo ser de mampos-
terfa.
La temperature en- Aibonito hoy
por la maiana fue de "a grades Fa-
renheit.
Para el domingo pr6ximo 90
prepare un bale de sociedad en- 81 10
tel Borinquen de Aibonito.
AllivOn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-27

La puma. Vamos, holgazan! III
que me vas q deiar hoy sin ~ejercicio
Enrfstrame. Bien. Ahora emprenda
mos nuestra labor constante de crftica
moralizaci6n, propaganda, discussion
ex~hortaciones, elogios Y censuras.
Yo.--jY de que qnieres que trate
mos?
La pluma --iTiene gracia este HON
bre! "a que resulta ahora que soy W
la que he de dirigir en- lugar de ser di
rigida? JD6nde has visto til que asf 81
tnvierte ell orden natural de las cosas J
que sea ell brazo ell que mande q la ca.
beza?
Yo.--Dejate de ESQ, y dime en- que
asunto opinas que nos debemos ocupar.
La pluma.--iA fe que hay pocosl
For mi parta no experiments, para
buscarle, sine ell embarazo de la elec-
cion, 81 vale ell galicismo.
Yo.-Pues venga de ahf.
La puma. -Podriamos, verbigra-
cia, hablar de Intermediates, de trata.
mientos, de aires puros, de aguas mi
nerales....
70. Mira, ,,hija mia, NADIA de pa
tologla. Es una materia triste y oca-
sionada d p%ercances. We 81 no 10 que
les ha pasado a N Pueblo y El Mer-
cdntN TalencinnO por meterse 4 comen-
tar aforismos de la facultad. Solo
KasaJol tiene bula para dilucidar tales
temas. A Villaverde, hombre robusto,
no lie agrada esta clase de CONVERSE
clones.
La pluma. -iPor que no dar en-
tonces otro g~olpecito, con OCCASION de
las d~eclaraciones de Urzaiz, publica-
das por Morote, q la crisis oriental, q
cuya seduction debemos este gabinete
de potencia y de r%esistencia?
Yo.-iPara orientalismos estamos!
q . W. 10 IuS oCIhC ulVSo Ctodo oulO
pueden decirlas los dinasticos? Lo
que es en- ellos licito desahogo serfa en-
nosotros horrendo crimen.
La pluma.---Digamos algo, 81 tie
place, de esos rumores absurdos, Sc
gun V~illaverde, que es fama circular
por ahf y tantoa Villaverde enojan.
70. ;Desgraciada! mo sabes
que solo por aludir 4 esos rumores,
ha cafdo sobre BY PaiS TODD I'm cha
parr6n de denunciaS?
La pluma.-Comentemos, pues, la
circular de Salmer6n y la aner CO.
mo est&n cumpli6ndola los republica-
nos en- una campada de propaganda
que, por 10 actiya y %eticaz, apenas 81
tieno en- Espana precedentes.
Yo.-Nada, que has perdido la
chaveta; Pero, hombre, 8 mejor dicho,
muier de Dios, lnada tie enseha Ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-27
ENTIRE Nj PUMA \ YO

ejemplo del director de Las CiTcmS
~tdncidS de Reus? 10 tienes til ahf
mano cuatro mil pesetas para sacar
me de la tena?
La pluma.---Se me ocurre que pu.
dieramos investigar 4 que genera de
infujos responde la resistencia que
oponen estos gobiernos q la revision
del proceso de Montjuich y su decidi-
do ~prop6sito de ignorar 10 que past
en- ell simpatico castillo.
Yo.--Pero til est4s empecatada.
Ell diablo mismo no podria inspirarte
mayores desprop6sitos.
La puma --Hace tempo tengo
deseos de protestar de las palizas que
: par CT par Ia suele administrar d al
gunos ciudadanos Ell brazo atl6tico
del principle de autoridad.
Yo..--GPero olvidas, intelice, que
en- este pals ultraliberrimo existen ms
titutos cuyos individuos son indiscu-
tibles de Real orden?
La puma mo podriamos, glo-
sando por ejemplo ell discurso de Az
carate en- Santander, atacar una mia
ia al regimen?
Yo.--Garcia, ell de Conformation,
10 tiene prohibido, pese 4 la Constitu-
ci6n y al C6digo pecal.
La pluma.--Me arden los puntos
por vitorear q la nina, como la llama
ell vendedor de E Cencetr0.
Yo.---Decididamente til themes I'm
particular empeho en- verne en- la car
eel.
La pluma-sEs que ent6nces va no
30 puede aqui hablar de NADIA?
Yo.-No seas extremosa, criatu-
ra. Aquf hay mucha libertad, mucha,
pero compartiblescon ell orfgen. La
prensa goza de grandes frsnquicias.
Todo puede decirlo, TODD 6 cast TODD,
con tel de que 70 disguise q los que
msndan. Puedes hablar de actuali-
dades palpitantes, como los globos
de Santos Dumont, ell proceso de los
Humbert 8 las expediciones-con mo-
deraci6n, claro esta-de las matanzas
de Macedonia 6 del Extreme Oriente.
No sufriras penuncia por enaltecer y
poner en- su punto las virtudes de Pic
X. La historic entera esta q tn dis
posicion, q condici6n de que no abu-
ses, y no hay fiscal que to impida In
dagar las causas de la cafda del i'm
perio r0mBno, narrar las CONC uistas
de Sesostris 6 las hazahas de Teseo.
Va yes Guam ancho campo queda
alberto q tn lib6rrimo albedrfo.
La pluma ELENA de indignaci6nl;
by a ESQ llaman libertsd de impren-
ia? ~ es asf como aquf Sc entiende
ell derecho? ~ en- esos lfmites ha de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-27
CAUSAS TRANSFER|OAS

Las vistas de'las %excepciones pre-
Was p%resentadas por Ell senior Falcon
en- los asuntos electorales de Vega
Baja, Sc transieren para Ell sabado
pr6ximo.
La causa de esta resolution es la
ausencia del Fiscal Wilcox, que Sc en-
cuentra en- Arecibo, y no podr& estar
on la capital hasta mafana por la no.
che.
Este es un asunto importante, pues
ha de decidirse 81 ell fiscal Wilcox tie.
ne 9 no competencia para las acusa-
clones que esta hacienda en- asuntos
~electorales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-27
Plldoras Rosadas del Dr.. Paniauua

x.s. S 1%so, "oon.h%ysnt. para Ia ANEAIA yA CLoRosS; No ans las uncOnss digestive
digestion. "amuA o. apsho y " ab@rvsd in cananco del apantod digestive. Eaas' pndmns sn tn
pNcoso mshcamenN, para la muNr ps en- la puterad tcMan d dSarono corsituvndoI los os-
hHmoI aqakeos y en- asdada duta ngLarzan y con@1vank las funonM popusd de la muar
U@ne nmedatamen Sc noaTAn los Ysuhados
DE HEN7A EN- 7ODAS Las PRINCIPLES FARNACLs DE In Ls1A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-27
Los AnunciOs
Su gran Influenza en- Ell des-
e~nvolvimiento de los ne
gocios mercantiles.
ANUNCIAR ES VENDER
Opiniones de millonarios anne
ricanos sobre el poder
de los anuncios.

Como algunos comerciantes pt
a%nuncian sus mercaderfas, por qua
tai vez no conocen ell gran irhuio que
eJerce ell anuncio en- el comeecic, :pu'
blicamos a continuation las frasei
dc algunos millonarios, recogidas
por un active periodista yanke;
Soy deudor de mi cuantiosa for
tuna a los anuncios. -Barnum.
Ell canine de la riqueza pasa al
traves de la tinta de imprenta. Bar
mum.
Los anuncios repetidos y CONT.
nuados son los que me han proporcio.
nado la fortuna que poseo.-A. T..
SteWdrt.
Como ha de saber ell mundo
que poseeis algo bueno, 81 no 10 dais
& conocer por ell anuncio en- los pc.
ri6dicos?--- Vanderbildt.
Y esta opinion aunque no era de
un gran rico:
-<Hijo mic; haz tu negocio con
las personals que anuncian; asl 10
perderas nunca , Franklin.
5Que comerciante, 6 industrial, al
leer semeiantes oplniones de autorids-
des en- ell concrete, no anuncis sus
m~ercancias 6 productos?
Ell anuncio vuela por todas parties,
SO derrama por todas las ciudades, lle-
ga q las aldeas, Sc desliza por los ca
serfos, avisando a TODD ell mundo don.
de hay tai 8 cual mercancfs, su precio
y u calidades
Muchas veces, en- un canine, hay
un gir6n de peri6dico que lee cualquier
aldeano, que al llegsr q la ciudad,
busca la casa cuyo anuncio .ha visto
en- un pedazo de,papel abandonado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-27
Po|icla insu|aT
Investigaciones ~nformales con
p~rocedimientos abusivos Y
formaS inCorrectas.
QUEJAS Y PROTESTAS
Sc llama la atenci6n del coro-
mel Hamill hacia csc asun-
to, para que resuelva.

Hemos venido observando que er
la mayor parte de las investigaciones
que Sc practican sobre denuncias he
chas contra policfas insulares Sc da el
case de que tras la resolution, So
breVlene la protesta de la parte acu-
sada, dirigiendose al gobernador 8 al
iefe del cuerpo.
Los policlas denunciados Sc que
jan de que Sc practican con poca serie-
dad 6 unprecedented dichas investi-
gaciones, por algunos oficiales del ms
t1tuto, encargado de llevarlas & cabo.
Acusan q estos de tomar medidas en-
extreme violentas 6 injustas, tales co.
mo la de negarse 3 escuchar las razo-
nes que aducen para SUI defensa.
A esta reduction vienen continue
mente quejas de esa indole, siendo de
notar la circumstance, de que la ma.
yor de las veces los policias objeto dc
una denuncia, son personals proceden-
ties del partido unionista yslos ofciales
INVESTIGATORS proceden del campo
republican,.
Serfa muy convenience para los f.
mes de la j~usticia, que ell Coroael Ha-
mill, teniendo en- cuenta que la passion
juega muchas wees en- tales casos un
papel principal; que existen toda-
via en- esa instit1ci6n classes y ofciales
cuyos antecedentes no son NADIA hon
rosos para ell cuerpo que aun los Sos
tiene contra la voluntad de la mayo
ria del pals, re%presentada por los
veinticinco delegados unionistas de la
Camara insular, ordenase una nueva
investigation, cuando la primera es
de quejas y de protestas por
parte de los policlas ~denunciados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-27
Labor republican,
FL 6rgano del republicanismo
Sc escandaliza con la pre-
dica de la verdad.
CENSURAS MERECIDAS
81 partido adversario .tiene
contraldas muchas res
ponsabllidades.

Ell vocero del Directorio repubii,
cano 90 encandaliza porque nuestrc
%compafero de redacci6p, GLAD1AToRE,
diio que Ia labor del partido republi.
cano-demostrandolo con hechos-h a.
bfa sido siempre fatal y deprimente
para el pals.
Y nos plantea este dilema:
<O es 6uena nnestra obra, 8 son,os
gTatuitdnaente ~cenSurados.>
nj 10 uno nj 10 otro.
nj 60 buena Ia obrs del republica.
nismo, nj censuramos por sistema &
puro capricho.
No tenemos que forzarnos mucho
para %evidencisr el desprestigio inmen.
20 que han echado sobre ell pals las
pasiones y 81 afan de lucro y grande.
zss del adversario.
No tuvo este por norte-y conste
que nos referimos q los mas conspi
cuos del partido- una aspiration le-
vantada, un pensamiento generoso,
sentimiento alguno que estuviera Ing
pirsdo len las exelsitudes del ideal.
Su mirada no fua puesta jamas en- la
altura de las ideas enaltecientes STEM
pre- MIA absjo, muy absjo, donde pa.
recen halagsrle las materialidades del
dests''eo que pueda pescar, y loe con.
vencionalismos que dejan muy atras
sus deberes incumplidos y las protes-
tas de adhesion y cariho que hiciera
q Ia patria en- perfodos do propagan-
dc polftica.
Gladiatore dijo una verdad cons
tatada por los actos pdblicos del par.
lido republicano.
FATAL y DEPRIMENTE 90 10 obra
de una colectividad que prescinde del
principle, vuelve la espalda & los ge.
nerales intereses que reclamarQn Glen
wees inutilmente su defensa, para So
10 concretarse q luchar por las conve-
niencias particulsrisimas de sus HON.
bres, y q constituirse en- un gran ele-
mento de ayuda, en- la labor de anula.
cion y desprestigio que se realiza por
81 exotismo que en- NAL bora invade
q Puerto Rico.