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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-05
ON THE RACE TRACK.
At City Park.

New Orleans, December 4--Although the weather was extremely cold today there was an unusually large Monday crowd at City Park and the track was dried out by the wind yesterday. though still some- what dead. There were fifteen books in the ring and speculation was lively. The track was clearly In favor of the back CTS as four heavily played favortes fin ished first. The extreme outsider Lacache, who went to the post at 40 to 1, captured the second race, beating the favorite Jo- sette, by a nose. The third race was won by Magistrate, who went to the post al to 1. and won easily. Mars Cassidy arrived from Washington in time to of ficiate starter and did thoroughly sat- isfactory work at the barrier. Summary:
 First race, five furongs-Lady Esther, 101 (Wishard), 10 to 1, won; Poetry, no (Creighan). to 1. second; Roma, 11O (NicoD, to 1, third Time, 1:o5 1-5.
 Second race, six furlongs-Lacache, 100 (Freemam 100 to l. won Josette, 10i (Koerner), 3 to l. second; Tom Crabb, 107 (Young). 100 to l. third. Time, 1:17.
 Third race six gistrate, 10l (Troxler), to ?, won; 1mmortelle, lO2 tTillman) 4to l, second; Laura Hunter, 102 q. Davidson), 1 to 1, third. Time, 1:17 1-5.
 Fourth race, mile and one-eighth-Es- trada Palma 105 co Bert, even, won St. Tammany, 102 (Morris). 20 to l. second; Laura Lighter, 102 CWinget), to 1. third. lime, ;5s 1-5.
 Fifth race mile and one-sixteenth- Yorkshire Lad, 107 Diggins), 2 to 5, won; Fox Hunting 9S (Koerner), 15 to 1, sec ond; Evaskill. 103 (Hennessay), 10 to 1. third. Time, 1:53
 Sixth race, six furlongs-Rickey, 101 (NicoD. evan won; Chief Hayes, los |, -oerner), to 5, second; Leta Duffy, 10i CTaylor). to 1o third Time, 1:16 S-5
 City Park Entries.
 First race, seven furlongs, selling-Ivan- hoe. Bazl. 94 Billy Handsel, 97; Custus, Ethel Davis, Algonquin. 99; The Trifer, Henry Ach 100; St. Noel. Florzel 102; Ferryman, 103; Tom Riley, Benson, 104; The Don. 1o5; Clifton Forge, Ill.
 Second race, five and half furlongs, selling-Roseboro, Pirates Dance, Dr. McCluer. Plebeian, 100; Oliver, Mint Boy, That's What, Kingsmere. 103; Welsh, Hawthorne, 1o5: Ferroniere, 1o7; Gauge, Manoeuvre, 10s.
 Third race. mle-Woodclaim, Suzanne Rocamore, Miss Layman, 96; Belle Strome, Miss Mamie L., 100; Gravina, Cardona. Shawana, 109
 Fourth race, six furlongs. all ages Topo Chico, St. Joseph 96; Quinn Brady, | Gold Mate 99; Bryan. IA; orly II, 11s Fifth race. mile and an eighth, selling Tapiola. Little Elkin, Safety Light. Glis- ten, Town Moore, 97; Great Eastern, 100; Eclectic, 102.
 Sixth race. five and half furlongs, sell ing-Wogglebug 100; Mathis, 102; Glen clare. Adesso, 1O3; Bournlette. Don Fonso, Granada, Graydal. 105; Wool Tessa, 107; | Malleable, 10s; Tichmingo, no.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-05
The Verte- gr' and Is the latest development
 m SteinWay construction.
construction.

In this piano a result } has been achieved which
 embodies allthe superior
 attributes of a StelnWay Grand Piano in a compact upright form, suitable to the limited dimensions
 of the modern drawing 7 room. Owing to the simplicity
 } of it's design and con
 struction, we can offer , the Vertegrand to the
 public at the lowest price at which a new SteinWay , Piano could be purchased
 in the last 5 years, !, namely, $500. Ebony An inspection is re-
 } speotfully invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-05
LovEMAN, JOSEPH 6 LOEB.
LovEMAN, JOSEPH 6 LOEB.
LovEMAN, JOSEPH 6 LOEB.
Only Sixteen Shopping Days Before Christmas
 Better Begin Your Gift Buying Today.

Thank you, fer of the greatest Mondays in busi that the big store has enjoyed Coming after the fire proved absolute ability to quickly and every requirement of shopping friends
 The damag, by fire tivial-that by much greater but the goods that suffered quickly replaced from stocks-and shoppers during the day little nothing remind them of the underwent
 The fire is only memory
 We busy do anything of the raions made months just cystaizing. The service for the next few weeks will be packed to it's We believe that matter how heavy the buying $ arrangements will be perfect be. The allotted toys permits the children and their parents to have large section of the themselves thereby facilitating shopping other departments by those who not buying toys.
 Every patron of the during the three do great deal for usand at the time be working in their own interests:
 Fnst-by buying early. This week by all means if 
 Second-by coming early the morning. ooolock is an ideal hour You will be well repaid for your trouble
 Thid-by taking home small packages when convenient Fourth-by exercising giving the correct name and address to saespeope.
 We only ask you to do these things because believe give you Shopping during Christmas holidays is trying ordeal and who advice and early will herself deal get better attention for her pains
 LoiWisE'iifiiiiiaidiil, Y E'iiii iiii Joseph x llzIi loeb
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-05
That Coal Rate.

The Russell Manufacturing company of Alabama City, had kick on the rate on coal of $1.10 from Birmingham, n miles No case was docketed as it has already been brought out that there is nothing the commission can do in cases of this kind, this coming under the in .f3uence of the special rate to iron makers. MT. Conner had few caustic words to say
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-05
Depot Wanted.

II. c. Fulton represented a demand for d depot at Gurnee Junction. The South ern railway was given to the January meeting to show cause why one should not be built.
 Charles Thomasson asked for separate accommodations for the races at Trin- ity, and the Southern railway was in- structed to supply them.
 The case of the Standard Chemical com pany vs. the Central of Georgia and the Louisville and Nashville at Andalusa went over to January; in the meantime attorneys are to file briefs. Judge J. M. Chiffon appeared for the petitioners in this case at the last meeting, but dis covered afterwards that it interfered with his duties as counsel for the Atlantic Coast Line, and withdrew. This made 1t necessary to delay so that other counsel could be employed.
 Citizens of Guin made request that the Southwestern Limited of the Frisco system, going west. stop here It was held by the commission that this train came under the head of those roads that are excepted by the Alabama laws because they do not stop at places other than for water, coal, terminals and register sta tions. The petition was, therefore, de- nied
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-05
A Warm Letter.

The matter of depot accommodations at Sacho was again brought up. President Conner had written a letter to c. W. Brooks. man there, who had taken 1t up with the commission. which letter is given as a showing of the policy of the commission in the premises. The letter follows:
 "G. w. Brooks Pike, Ala:
 Dear Sir-Yours of 11th inst. receive and noted. l am sure that the railroads would not meet your views along the line you write me. but you keep building stores and I will keep hammering on them and between us I think we will get 1t after a while. l am going to write Mir Noise again and see if can not In terest him in the matter. but you people keep kicking for it. keep writing the commission about it. and keep complain ing to the railroads; that Is the speedest way to the depot
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-06-29
A Few Facts Abont the Flag.

J he red in our flag stands for
vAlor, the white for purity, the
blue for justice. Our first Rev.
olutionary flag generally used
was called the Grand Union
flag. In this the colonists,
who, we must remember, were
still Englishmen, kept the red
ground of the old English flag,
but striped it with white bars,
so that there should be thirteen
lists, or stripes, as an emblem
of the thirteen colonies. Also
they kept the blue field of the
English Union Jack. but took
out the crosses of st. George
and st. Andrew, and put in
stead thirteen stars IN a circle.
The flag was inaugura ted by
Washington at his camp in
Cambridge, Massachusetts, in
January. 1875, though it was
nor adopted by Congress until
the fourteenth of June, 1777.
Some of our flags of about
this time show the stars ar
ranged in the blue in the shape
or one big star, and some show
them arrange in circle. The
permanent present fashion was
adopted after 1918, when Con-
gress passed resolution that a
new star should be added to
the blue field for every new
state admitted to the Union
Woman's Home Companion for
July.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-06-29

building is one OF thu largest
and the finest in architectural
design on the ground. 1t will
be filled to it's utmost capacity
with the various products of
Missouri's fertile soil. The ex-
hibt will be an unanswerable
tribute To the states agriculture
al greatness aud an violence OF
her wonderful. RESOURCES.
The departments Of Art, Tex.
tile Fabrics and Pan,ry Stores
will show the domestic qualities
of Missouri women. No other
state can surpass them, posi-
bly, they have no equal. Every
Missourian should attend the
Fair. If you caunot contribute
to the displays go and learn
something of the grandusr of
the state, its unlimited posi-.
bilities and the greatness it
promises ia the future.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-06-29
Pointed Paragraphs

Lots of men are lars who
never even tried 81 catch fish.
A woman's hat NAV he off her
mead and still on her mind.
LIS an unpardunnble sin 10
stea an umbrella ~ a clear
day
Artificial kl>sc~ are the kind
women exchange with each
other.
1t makes the average man
tired lodging people who make
him tired
A man seldom proposes to a
woman unless she has made up
her mind 20 m Ike him do so.
Alter REJECTING Il Young mau
~ "I"g = rh'Cu rt"d to make
rFl :" weary S to learn
IDni Ir his married uisgusting-
y sea Chicago Daily News.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-06-29
Educational Notes.

Tile amount of state schoo
moneys to be apportiored il
July will be about $50, 900 more
than last year, Thr per capita
will be about 81 30 this yer.
! II is encouraging to mole that
most cities. towns and school
districts are employing teache S
at increased salaries.
Kentucky is agitating the
question Of establishing d sy~-
tenn IF tate norma schools,
State Supt. Darlington recent
" attended the Ken lucky State
Teachers Association and ex
planned TO them the Missouri
system than which he THINKS
there is none better.
The S ,'r Department. of Ed
ucati"n will shortly revise the
state course Of study. M. old
course was based on ia" auort-
ed books. Since there will not
he state uniformity of tex
books, the course of study will
be arranged so as to adjust it,
self to any good texts.
In the recent examinations
held blythe State Superin end
eAt 10 different persons wrote.
There 269 seperate papers
About half of these were grad
ed cove passing. As result,
eleven certificates were issued.
Many did notuattemp, to flush
the examination.
We may expect much larger
attendance on the high schools
the coming year. The number
OF pupils graduating from the
GRADS is fifty per cent larger
lndh last } ear. The best rest
ct me Efficiency of any school is
%" p rCentage Of graduates en-.
t"ring Schools o. higher grade.
Tue late INSTITUTIONS are
malhtulaIug summer schools for
teachers as usual this YEAR.
TGey are fuller than ever.
There nearly 800 at Warrens.
burg, 400 al KirksviIle. $50 at
Cal G I"rdeau and 800 at
Columbia. All approx
chcols have large attendance
also.
II is a good suggestion that
the commissions recently APP
poiuied TO locate the two new
normal schools make as one of
IT," conditions of locating a re-
qGI'rUn"nt that the public
- hJo. = vi the places be offered
/ tor III Il, and training school
pHrr0seS. The towns or cities
occurring the location should
I,Iedge the state to maintain the
pubic schools on a model basis
Tor these purposes
There have been quite a few
charges in the superintendent
cles of some of the smaller city
schools of the state A few
good sup 'rintendents are retlr-
ing ard engaging IN other bust
ness AS rule. the schools
VIII hot suffer thereby, for may
v@ry "oe young men are pro-
i, I'D 80 positions IT greater
use Ii rss aud respon ,ioill,
fm't viii he equal 10 the Stu :
Gus aud conditions will Ia
nearly PuarN inofnnca he kattas
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-06-29
Lice and Mite DeStrOyerS

A reader sends the following
recipe for lice killer:
! Cru -. Carbolic Acid 4 pint
SOaI Tar. ............3 gallon
b Su'nhide of Carbon. Il pint
Goa O i................1 quart
MIX we'll and apply 10 the
roOst, Or where there are lice.
This will kill the nits, but
should not be used during the
Matching season around where
the hens are setting as it will
kill the germ in the egg. Coal
tsr alone applied to the roosts
will destroy the mites, as they
stick 10 it. To clean the fowl
from lice take fish berries,
bought from the drug store,
cracked and stepped and put in
a suitable vessel, Dip The mems
in this up to the head on
warm day Clean your hen
houses 1T the anne time and you
are rid Of the lice.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-06-29

A. Hayden, Robert Meriweth
er and G. II. Fisher are riding
in Borden and Hagan fancy
run a-bouts.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-06-29

William Longmire Jr,, is now
sporting one of Jaeger's fancy
rubber tired Blees buggies, so
look out girls.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-06-29

Ask for sample can of Chi
namel-Wood Bros.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-06-29

Prof, A. L. Able left Tuesday
to attend teachers examination
in New London.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-06-29

Mrs. J Scott and daughter
Miss Mildred are spending two
weeks with Palmyra relatives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-06-29

r G Marshall and Co.. have
shipped 100 feet of export
walnut lumber.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-06-29

j, W. and Paul Cox and Char
lie Sullivan went to Shelbina
Friday morning.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-06-29

Miss Myra Lewis went to
Hunnewell Saturday to visit
friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. R. v. Graham
wers Shelbina visitors Saturday.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-08
De Sol 81 80
del COTTI0nto.

Sc activan febrilmente los prepare.
tivog para ID observA Cl6n y o. e9Sud1O
del pr6xino0 eclipse total de Gol.
NumeFOBaR comi0iOneB eop4hOLas y
de todaS parties del mundO. dispOnen
60 p9rnonal y nAterial CientfRcop,
son Va COnOcidas Ias poeiCiOReg que
muchaS de elias dAr6n sus cb4ervato-
rios. Cuya inStsIaci6n no tar5aFk en
conner zaF.
Ei director del ObaerVat0rio De Ma
dEid aaIi6 para BaFgos con obiet0 de
h1Cer pOrs0nalmente an primet reco-
noCimient0s
La FaeuItad de CienCias de Madrid
organizR ana comisi6n que ae tFasIadar
r6 oportunaments 6 20 RSAilp (Lo-
grofi. J.
@Se anuncia tambi6n la election &c
BuTgoB para p0aiCi6n de l0s observR-
tories de d eSociete A0trOnonSique0.
de Il eR0yRl Astronomical AGgOciR-
tions y de otra GOciedsd aatron6 6mica
de los EStados Unidos de Am6FicP,
que eLvfa una importRnte y nurnerCaa
Oomi6i6n. preaididR poF Miss PEoetes.
en- an buque fetado expresamente.
LS comiai6n del obgeIvAtorto de
Paris. presidida por Poigeux, haTa uEa
inBtAIaci6n en LION.
EI obGerVat0ri0 de BesRngon yOotr0sI
de FfsnCi0 ae distribuirSn entire Bur.
Qoa LEON. Desl0ndres ira pro M bic
ments 6 Soris: Campbell y FeFIioe.
del obSefVatori0 de Lick California.
irsn s Albania 8 Ateca (Zars gCzs
Tambi6n Sc tiene n0tlcia de otFs s
Yarias ComisiOnes.
Sc We que 81 movimientO cienti-
fcO es propoFcionado q 10 que me
rece ell singular imp0rtant1sim0
acontecimiento astron6micO.
Aaem4s, este moVimient0 roper
cute entire los NO prOfesionales y
81 inter6s pdblico comienza q aeen-
tuaPSe.
La literature cientif ca COnG n
ira va buena parte de So atenci0n
en- este notable eclipse.
Aparte de la Memoria y las lps-
trucciones del Observatorio de Ma
drid, Sc multiplican los artfculos
en- peri6dicos y revistas y Sc Pu-
bIican foIletos De plumas autor1zs-
das, para fundiF ell conOClmiento
previo del fer6meno.
Uno de el!os del Observatorio
del Ebro, es va conocido hace me
ses. Otro, aebido & dos catedF4t-
cos de la Facultaa de Ciencias,
acaba de YER la luz publica, siSn-
do muy celebrado poF cuantos le
conocen, tanto por 50 buena pre-
sentaci6n y 10 acertadamente que
Fealiza su objeto principal de vnl-
garizaci6n, como por 10 complete
= exacto de sus cartas 6 instrpc-
clones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-08
Pantaldn largo.

Ea nota breve y Que & todoB los
hombres Cauaa impression.
Es 81 Cambio del niflO 81 hombre en-
an solo dia p0r Rrte y msgia de unaS
pulgsdas mas de tela.
Aver present6Se On el hotel On que
vivimos an (ciudadsno 6 quien por ls
ma fIonR IIamamOs oari6osamente SPA-
uuitc2 Y p0P b tarde eFrancisC0 Font ,
Con pantaI6n largo y g0rER marinera
Crey6se reRlmente nm EhombTe9 y Y
seVeFidsd de 50 sembIante no era la
misma que d que tenfa poF ID M mana
= fac que tal Vez quisO ref jsr one %
no era an enifl , sin saber que desde
ahors ssrs an eniflo gPsnde.0 :.
PeYo u satisf cCi6n que se expert
mentR en- ESQ edad poni6ndOge 81 pFi
mer pantal6n largo. 90 una de !ag eta
pas de IL vida que nunCa 90 oIVidan
Ahora empe arS s sufrir Conn'
GhOmbre0 y no como Gni6o , ai no d
sabe ana0gY0T 6iega los pGsatatOsaeS.
RAUL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-08
N 0 7 lG IA S.

So ecuentrRn enferm0s. con paid.
dicNa. 6os nifios del Lcdo Rodriguez
SarrS. Sup6nese sea origin Rda esa
doIenCis de la boCa de alCantAEilla que
eRt6 frente 50 casa.
Aver 90 hS del sd0 de CojeF eI pan
en- Ia casa de un0 de nueAtrOa oompa'
fIsros de fisins, p0r 10 NAL el4borad0
que estAbR. pues paFer ian Las hngszSs
unOs pedazOs de sAlfs jas de ansub0
DE NADIA aiTve que se importer hG'
Finas LS Sin Rival. Msn0 NeGfas Tum
badorS, PuertorriQuefIa OtHaS mar
cas-, si IL cOndimentaci6n del pan eS
m0is. De todO 10 que results que 90
est6 poniend0 ell pan malO. caro- y taI'
TO de peso y noB Ahoga la hygiene. Pc
70 que hygiene! -
-eEi pan es Ell sost6n de vida. ,
dice an SnunCi0 de an fAbriCRnte de
harinS, anunciO que Gquf resuItR sAnun
clio de mister ChRrles.1
En- Cata no han sido tFanA feridaS
les festRs anunciRdas con motiVo de
loo suCesos que ne han venido desaFr0"
llandO en- esta CiudRd.
He trOBIadRdO % regiderCi4 9 San"
turce el iugenierO de 10 Ciudad don
Juan B. r 1driguez. .. -
Pablo Garcia Antonio Falcon
fuerOn curadOs de cOntuSiOneS % leVes
an ell CuartO de 00COrrOs.
La fiesta que se veLfa cele br9nd0
an n canitIa del Ssnto Criato, ha sido
Suupendida hRsta ell pF6ximO meS de
Septiembre.
Manuel ViIlaf. Es fu6 sentenCiado
esta m. fi1nR sufrir 80 diaB de arres'
to y pagar so dollars de mu ulta pol
portar un CuChillO.
Ell aeffor Am6riCO Geigel abeGa
do que temporalmente tuvO "a resi-
denciR en- Aguadilla, 10 hR hIRdO 81
esta CiudRd.
contra n onemiG0 ViRit6 esta ma nam
81 GobernRdOr, con objet0 de darI
Cuenta de Ia constitution Official de
GLiga1 49,
cluidos en- la carcsl de La Cluda
cuarenta personals.
, -Esta noche celebFaFa tehida &
4 iniciaci6n la logia american "a <Sa
: Juan BautistaS ....n
Q Ell Alcalde de San Juan est
rocihiAndo constantemente ratiiCs
+ clones 1e los Ayutamientos de
Q isla, aprObando 10 hecho Por = ST
. re: pect1vos delegados.
9 Don arturo Ribat sollc1ta
q autorice 4 su favor una co1strut
y y ci6n concedida en- Santurce q
:. Ines Caloner. :,
-EstS sobre la mesa ell e$tabl
cerse en- Ell barriO ala Perlae mes
aas sanitarias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-08
d 0 OTICE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

~ w 44OM IL 14OA
Public notice is hare by given that
The FINLAY BROTHERS 6 Way
MOUTH TRADING COMPANY
has applied to the Executive Councll
Tor 4 franchise, authorizing the cons
truction of d railroad from vega
Ats TO Dorado. permitting said rAil..
road 20 Gross certain vt tCinaI and rural
roads, and authorizing the ConstfuO.
tion thereof for . distauCe Of about.
Eve kiIometeTs RlCng certain ruFel
roads according TO plans Submltted
with sid application and nCw on ME
with the Committee on Franchises OF
ths Executive Council.
Any and aII persons desiring 8 20 be
heard for or sgainst the granting o1
qaid Franchise, may present t1elI
Gr0uments or protests in writing Of
oraIly before said Committee on Of
b fore Wednesday the 3Oth day g
August 1905.
Upon which day or % SOON there's +
ter &c may be convenient 70 said Com
mittee. said application will be hear
bv eaid Ccmmittee. THE F1NLAl
BROTHERS & WAYMOUTH TRsA
DING COMPANY, by ChRs. Hart4el
and Manuel Rodlfguez SerrRs Attorny
for Petitioners. "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-08
In hanhre hOnIadO.

sa5or Dd;tor.-sfrvase informar sus leo
Tores que 81 me escriben oonhdenclalmente
tes mandare poT correo On carta seilaaa 81
plan que segui y por el cual obtuve 81 Iesta..
blecimiento permanepte compscGo oe ml
SaIld v yigor varonil despu9s de amos de gu-
frimientos de debildad nerVlosa' perOlu"A
noCturnas y parties deblles 9tronaoas. a..
No es mi idea conseguir dinero de nadlei
f,,3 rc6odo y estafado por charlatanes, haSts
peFder Ia f9 del genera humane, pero: graolal
& Dios, estoy ahora bien vigoroso IueEGe,
con deBeo de hacer conocer todos este feme
iio Cierto de curarse.
No teniendo NADIA que. vender nj que Oh
War g. A. D., no deSeo dinero.
Direction; b. BEant, Box Dolray' MlCn'
Ell. UUs -.. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-08
COMENTA ARIOS..

Un peri6dic0 bilinGiis que en- San |
Juan vents pubiic6ndOse, aA desapAfe'
Ger del campo de la prensaS por viS de
guppenSi6n, escribe, en- tonO mas me-
nos plG d snte amargo:
GCunndo se organiz6 10 CompaffS Ia
colonis americana de Poerto klcO hlIO
naber que hAbfa liegSdo 10 nora oe
fandar an peri6diCO que fners bsOlu-
tAmente independents en- su pohtlcs
que tendiega & mej 1rAr Los lnteTeses,
taEt0 de los AmeEloAncS como 0e loS
puertOEFiQua moss
Y luPgO, b ciendO c0nstar que ena-
Cfs nigunos meses que no 90 pub icAp9
nm peri6dico en- iDgE4S.S RpAFeclo
o)nSa bidO peri6diCO spAr COmplAcsr
q anuncisntes y leCt0res que peo1@n
an VoCer0 00aegSCGno.3
Despu6S AfiAde: ..+
&Ei GpOyO que 90 pr0metlo' eSpe-
-cialmente p0F ell elemenSo ameEIC AnV'
no Sc la ViStO ...1
P.6sta6e TODD clio oil Oomentarlo pu-
hlico.
En Puerto Rico pueden halAar cam
% franco y aCOiidN genero!a cuants3
emprssAs tiendRn 6 trAbSJaf POE eA
bien de ID iola sin paftiCularl!mOS de
ninp61 Q6nerO y sin qQe en- eIIaa pu-
diere SficmBrse Aa creenclS oe que con
"a elementO con que msn0s se Co9tase
parR "a impulse y pars "a vida, tuese
a eIemento puert0Friquefl0.
Este pueblo di6 alempre con noolezS
" c0n lealtad ga diestta 6 cu&ntos no.
bleTa ' leaItad mOstrAE sn!a.
Si Ia O0uf, en- este afnbiente puerto
rri0ut d dOnde 30 quieFe tEaoS jar, n9'
t1rSI parece uue He tiendR cOnYlVlE
SN a pPopio Smbiente: de mAneFa que
Iaa neCeSidades de este pals Se mlren
con al iusto cFiteri0 que mereCen y &c
Suerte que pued6 eatab bieCerae con Iol
@Iananfus todos que C0nstltuyen nuea'
Sp0 1CreUado aoCiaI, una h0nrRda soil
SSridSd de AspiraCione9 8 por 10 menc'
hidalga y bizsrrR CordlAlldAd que ere
y1fiSnCe viuCulOs AmiSs Ssoaos nlnce!o
an vez de peESeguir de pFetenoe
excluOiyisnnoB 8 pEiVilegios iDJuSsos
DeriudicialeS 6 inOpinAdOe. q.
m nueutro pals hay opinion Pub 10
Non a cual no puede dsrse de ladO u
en c'ertoa empeflos que parezoen wa
bIes y hAcederOs pOr espeClSl1Sl ma
nircunHtAncias.
ST eaO NO 90 OlvidRGe 8 10 que ?.
Pece no 90 tuVieEe slempre prOpo1ls
Cle olvidGrle. no se daHis ell c1so oe %
empreGau de tai 8 Cual lodOle Vep&e
NbHio Se lAmenten de Gnanuono 6
que les dejSra Ia Clase dnlca CON a
SCaSo iuzg6Ge que ers lmpEe sclouAD
vivir en- santa communion y Oh p0SS 00'
tTG una eSQES'sG.