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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-23

How much Ia 1t going to bring me2
This question, so legitimate while 1t
concerns those precautions which each
ought to take to assure his subslst-
eD.e by his labor becomes pcrnicious
MS soon as II passes It's limits and
dominates the Whole life. This Is 80
true that II yltiatcs even the toll which
gains our daily bread. l furnish paid
labor; nothing could be better. But II
to inspire me in this labor ! have only
the desire TO get the pay nothing could
be worse. A man whose only motive
for action IL his wages does n bad
piece of work. What interests him Is
not the doing, It's the gold. IL he can
retrench In pains without lessoning his
gains, be assured that he will do II.
plowmnn, mason, factory lnborer, he
who loves not his work puts into It
neither interest nor dignlty-is, in
short, 4 bad workman. 1t Is not well
TO conllde ones life to doctor who Is
wholly cngrossed in his fees, for the
spring of his action IL the desire to
garnlsh his purse with tho contents of
yours. If II IL for his interest that
you should suffer longer, he Is capable
OF fostering your mnlady instead of
terrifying your strength. The instruct
or of children who cares for his work
only so far ns II BRING him profit Is
sad teacher for his pay Is Indifferent
and his teaching more Indifferent still,
or what yalne Is the merCenary jour
nalIst2 The day you write for tho dol
lar, your prose Is not worth the dol
lar You write for. Tho more elevated
In kind Is the object OF human labor,
the more the mcrcenary spirit, II 1t be
present, makes this labor void and
corrupts It.
There arc thousand reasons to say
that NIL toll merits It's wage, that cv-
cry man who dcvotcs his energies to
providing for his life should have his
place In the sun and that he who does
nothing uscful-docs not gain his live
llhood, In shorts only Il parasite.
But there is no greater social error
than to make gain the sole motive of
action. The best we put into our work
be that work done by strength Of
muscle, warmth of heart or concen-
tratlon OF minds precisely that for
which no one can pay us. Nothing bet
ter proves That man Is not machine
than this fact: Two men Mt work with
the same forces and the same move
ments produce totally different results
Where lies the cause of this phenom-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-23

The Milwaukee Journal deserves
credit for giving prominence in Its
editorial and news columns to Judge
Grosscup's wise plan for solving the
trust problem. Editorially the Jour
nal recently said:
"The road TO proprletorshlp OF industrial
corporations must be opened to the wage
Garner Of the country.
"rhs Is the dictum OF Judge Grosscup OF
the United states circuit court rs third OF
three necessary steps TO attain adequate
control Of the modern corporation. The first
requisite is federal superVlsion-as by the
Garfield federal license method The sec
ond, governmental suppression or restraint
OF stock jobbing and other Legitimate OF
public piundering concerns The third step
provision for equality OF opportunity among
investOrs In other words characterization
by publicity
"Grantng the worker the right to have a
surplus, he.must have the right 10 invest it.
TO protect his old age and give his children a
square deal in the start Of life. II corpora
tions are more and more pfeempting the Held
for Investments taking to themselves the
bulk Of productive industry, as they unques-
tionably are doing then IL Is merely dcmoc-
simply u SQUARE .deaI-to open up the
books OF corporations and permit the work
or TO share in their profits.
"All this strikes one as academici but ii Is
paramount question, M Judge Grosscup Is
blg-brnined enough to perceive"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-23

More bills by hundreds have been offered
in the legislature this session than In any
previous session In the history OF the state.
IL IL not rare for more bills 10 be introduced
ut one session than before. The number gem
orally grows u few, but this session there are
2lD more proposed laws TO be considered
than there were In the session Of 1908. Tho
total number for the session In the Senate Is
1S3 and for the assembly go. n total for the
two houses Of LOB. Two years ago there
were In all 040 bills introducedi The pres
ent session has the advantage OF 2lO bills
Madison Democrat.
And 80 the work OF augmenting,
distorting, jumbling, and confusing
the statutes goes steadily on. The
time was when not only lawyers, but
Intelligent Iaymen as well, had u good
understanding Of the laws OF the state.
Now all Is confusion. The ablest and
best posted lawyers arc the slowest TO
venture an opinion In regard to n
point at law. Take for instance the
statutes relating to elections: For
merly every intelligent town, village,
or city clerk could tell correctly Oft
hand all the essential requirements OF
the election laws. Now the attorney
general, cannot without great deal
of researching and bordering, tell
how to elect ward constable Where
will all this patching, tinkering and
making of laws end Perhaps the
remedy lies In n constitutional con
ynutian
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-23

Here's cheer for John w. Taylor
of the Linden Southwest Wisconsin,
Defeat does not make him dissemble.
He refuses TO bow to the Lalolletto
dynasty, and stoutly combats the pre-
valing idea that one man is more TO
be trusted than n legislature chosen
by tho people. These are his closing
words OF u recent editorial article:
at mny be Stnlwnrtlsm Indeed, you can
call IL what you llko-but we'd rather have u
legislator wrong, than To have him right and
nothing but u mere nunkey to nm executive
And wo maintain that ~ tho doctrine OF
genuine democracy"
Editor Taylo was one who appreci-
ated the work OF the Democrats who
withstood the spirit Of populism which
prevailed In their party some years
ago; and now, when he, M republI-
can, has to face u like condition In
his own party, he Is not wanting in
courage necessary for the occasion.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-23
STATE SUPERINTENDENT.

Albert Salisbury, president o; the
State normal school at Whitewater,
has been formally called to stand as Il
candidate for state superintendent OF
public instruction, and has accepted
the call The Milwaukee Evening
Wisconsin publishes tho following
summary OF his work rs an educator:
president Salisbury Ia u native OF Wlscon-
sin and u product of her institutions His
education as u pupil and hls experience M n
teacher began In tho country district school
lie served In tho army Of the Union during
Tho last two years Of the civil war, receiving
commondntory notice from his corps COM
mandor Con. Stanley, FOR efficient service on
detached duty, lilo was graduated from Mil
ton College In 1870, aud for tho next three
years was principal OF tho Broahend high
School In March, 1874, began his long CON
nectlon with the normal school Mt White
water, whom ho Joined the faculty OF that
institution na conductor OF Institutes, which
position he hold FOR nearly ton years. The
Wisconsin systom Of teachers Institutes was
then IN Its infancy and hn was one Of three
who laid the foundations Of Its successful
work In Ss2 he became superintendent OF
schools for the American Missionary Assoc
citation, having supervision OF all It's schools
among tho freedmen and Indians, and gain
ing experience OF great value, IL was In 1855
that he was called TO tho presidency OF the
normal school Mt Whitewater, IN which post
ton no has continued since that time, his
work winning wide approval
sirhp n IN tho NJ ntn htmn for
tho fcoble minded was preached by President
Salisbury soon after his return to the state
In 1855, and he was conspicuous In the aglta-
ton which convinced the legislature OF It's
need. In 1890 ho took NJ the work OF i'm
proving tho status ot tho rural schools,
With the aid OF tho county suporlntendents
he made thorough canvass OF the state and
presented the results to the Wisconsin
Teachers Association IN II paper which
made u deep impression and led 90 his APP
pointmont ~ chairman OF u committee 10
continue the investigation aud report Mt the
succeeding meeting, In December, 1907
This report and his initial paper were the
startlng.poInt OF the movement which has
since been In progress for the consolidation
OF the country schools.
president Salisbury has written two nc.
ceptable histories OF education in Wisconsin
One appeared In 1875 and the other In lN0n.
He Is the author OF The Theory OF Teaching
and Elementary Psychology work ON.
bodyng the results OF twenty years Of cx'
perlence In the teaching of psychology and
pedagogy
president salishury's close practical ne
uuaintancc with all grades and phases OF the
public school work OF the state, his charac
ter, his energy and his ripe Judgment quail.
fy him IN an exceptional 20 render valuable
service to Wisconsin III the important onlc,
for which he Is named"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-23

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-23
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Because Vinol contains in q concen-
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-23

Entered ut the Post Office, Mineral Point,
Wis. as second class matter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-23

ten when put TO the test these experts
are found totally wanting Then why
did they engage themselves with your
They ought in truth to reply as does
the cook in the comedy, who is dearly
paid and proves 10 know nothing:
why did you hire out as a Gordon beu?
1t was to get bigger commissions.
That Is the great affair. You will
always find people who like to get big
wages. More rarely you find capabil-
ity. And II you are looking for pro-
bity the difficulty increases. Mercena-
rles may be had for the asking; faith
fulness is another thing. Far be 1t from
me to deny the existence OF faithful
servants, at once intelligent and up
right But you will encounter as
many, II not more. among the Ill paid
as among those most highly salarled.
And II little matters where you find
them. you may be sure that they are
not faithful in their own interest; they
are faithful because they have some
what of that simplicity which renders
us capable OF self abnegation.
We also hear on all sides the adage
that money is the sinews OF war. There
is no question but that war costs much
money. and we know something about
II. Does this mean that In order to
defend herself against her enemies and
TO honor her flag q country need only
be rich2 In olden time the Greeks
took ii upon themselves to teach the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-23
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1905.

The Darlington Democrat says that
there Is a reason for everything.
Who could give reason for the
present perturbed state Of public SEN
timent, or explain the political dy-
namics OF Wisconsin!
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-23

Who wouldn't be an out voted
Democrat, with mind of his own,
rather than be member OF the dom
inant political party, with no thought
but how to do the will and pleasure Of
the executive!
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-23

II It stated that the LaFollette rail.
way rate bill now before the legislat.
nre Is founded on the Texas law.
According to the Democrats informa-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-23

tion and belief, Texas railway rates
are so high that their adoption In
Wisconsin would paralyze our indus
tries, II rot lead to open revolt.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-08
die ma grave

hSceae neCesari0 deatFuir casi, aaf pue
de Gecirse. an caseFfo hechO ain oFden.
nj concerto, sin Gales. ain c!oacas, sin
sQua, sin condolences de luz y yVentila.
Ci6n. 7 Va acercSndose ell momeDto
de proCeder. Y Be GvisR Constante.
mente en- todos Ios tonos & los intere,
gados. las Rutoridades. & lac perBonRs
de Ia Cspital. lOs hombres de nego
clos y las adYertenciAs sa COnsideran
nm mcmento p son oIvidadas, para vol.
YER 8 unG RpAt1t inconcebib!e.
Cuand0 se seflalR an nal y no se
CorFige de fcente, ain paiiativos, es
mayor ell peGgr0 ID Response bilidad
que se contrse por parte de todos.
Con mudaFse de an lido pars otrO los
habitAntes de los bRrrioa mencionados.
no Sc llegs & ninguna finRlidad. Gas
tar y mSlglstRr dinero. ContrAer res
pOnsAbilidades y Gntipatfas ain llegar 6
IN reGultRdo pTactiCo. eB Ell resultado.
Est1diese bien el cRs0 que es urgen-
to. LeVSntese Ell bAFri0 obrerO. Pom
60 CAda unO de "a p8rte para que tome
Cuerp0 Is idea y secunde es0 CIase
tAmbi6n & las autoridRdes y pr60teIe 50
conCurs0 deCidido. que tod0s 0aldrsn
en- mejorea condolences.
TenemOs ell miSmo caso de los pobIa.
dos Citados arriba. aquf en- el mismo
CentrO de d Capital y he aquf eI dile-l
ma terFible:
90 lRs an toridadeB De cruzan de bra.
EOS deiaudo las cosaa como eStan, 8 in.
feIiCes de persOnas quedarsn sin vi
ViendEs {, hin SitiO en- que encIavarlas. ,
7 debe, de una vez. resolVerse para
tranquilidad y soaiegO de d clase po-
bR0.
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RsgIstrO Do ID pIOpIotad

El registro de Ia propiedad de
esta ciudad produio ell pasaao mes
de- JUNO la suma de- 744 dollars 65
centavoS; Y ell reoistro mercantil.
tambi6n ae San Juan, Ia cantidsd
de 80 dollars Is centavos: total 775
dollars 40 centavcs,
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II ce mucho TEMPO que xLl Cores
pondeEciR. stenta al bien de unR clRse
Ago desamparada Dor .muchaa causas
que no son del caao profundizsr ahoro,
pues % muchss Veces 10 hemos hecho.
preocup6se de la fundaci6n de an bs-
rrio 0brero en- estR ciudad y de n ne.
cesidad del ahorr0 y estfmulo de Iag
cIagea traba jsdOrag.
AL principle pudo craerge que se
tratRba de seflslar an NAL. 3 demostrer
buenOs deGeos hAcia eI pueblo. Pero
Los hechos van demostrRndO dia por
dia. que nos b. bfamos CompenetFsdo
perfectamente de que Be tratAba de un
ssunto de vital inter6s y uYgente nece-
aidad.
La Sanidad. velando por Ia UaVud
,.pdhlics como es. ga deber, no puede
presCindir del saneamiento de IoS bs-
rrios, pOblados 3 s1 1burbioB pOr consi-
derRCioneg gpersonRlesde cien. dOScientas
8 quinientes persOnas por mas pobres
que sean y empez6 Bus gestiones ira.
bDjo8 ? dej6se trasluciF el disgasto de
los lesionados.
Por 0rden del gobierDo mi'itsr, des.
Rloi6se el pobIado ePolo Norte. , y
aquell0S VecinOs repAfti6Fonse en- otFos
Doblado8 de tan malGs peOres condi-
clones que 81 lIamRdO GP0I0 Nnrte. 8
sea log bsrFiOs SAmDRro.s SIslita,o
Z VArsdero.S eGsnduI,s Minillas,2 ;
sMaChuChala y las insDeCciones hpchOs
tantO pOr IL JurtR Superior deSSani.
dad, cuGnto pOr 10 JuntR Local, de.
muestran que es neCesa rio 6 todo
trance sAneRr RqueIlos Iugares.
Pero no es una gotta de RQua ese %.
neAmient0. Para ganear eBoG poblAdos
ll0mRndo les coses nor sl.s nombPas.
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.EI pObIadO de TrUjiIIo
Alto.
Nal GStaaQ do IN esmInO
SlonbTaS do Gsfa, pll y maIz

Visitsmos aver un pob'ado que me
rece mss atenCi6n DOR psrte del 60.
biernO, al men0s en- Cuapto Rl 1nico
medic de comunicGci6n que tiene Nos
referimos & Trujillo-aIto.
De Rio Piedr0s & esa pueb'itO IS in-
Vierten 45 minutes en- cCche. perO 81 ae
NbSeTvA que solo unoS cuRtro szil6me-
trOs son de sfiFmAdo, 90 comprenderS
el NAL estsdo del resto del cs mino que
8 estar tOdo bien, pOdrfa recOETerse en-
80 minutes.
No hay trRyecto para ech1r mas
tempo. Es que Ell cRmino estk aban-
dOnadfsimo. UnGG veceG cueGt&s. Otras
bAFrO y aiempFe much9 piedrA, quizss
las primers que scoBtumbrAn colo.
carue en- t0da CxrreterS 81 empe zarae
loo rabSjos pero que, sin completar d
tbra, resuItan mOleDtas para 81 pnsa-
jeFo pOr les ssoudiiaB que de- ell coche.
Algunas RiembrAa de o. n. HpifIG ,
maiz = el Feat0 de los lGdOs del caminO
peffectamente iDCuIto. Virgen por
complete.
Dos msQr fticas Caaas de construction
americana pudimOs notsr en- ell tfsyeC.
TO , 8 elias obedece ell arreglo de esos
aitioG.
Bien1ituadO como est6 eSe pobIado,
(hOy pueblo, con municipis propic) de.
biera prOV6erseIe de canine afismOdo
, es tegur0 que podris conseguirHe L.
construction de fipcas de veranG perO
desanima cuslquierR reCOrter ur ira
yect0 en- las condolences spuntadas.
Ei pequef1o pueblo Be compone de
an C0seIfO. Iimitado por dos GALES. La
ig'eaie cRt6lica eat6 en- ruinEg, csy6n-
dose pedazcs.
Gante lenCilla, vivs en- familia. pue-
de decirse.
Temperature la'udsb3e, apenas de
para los gsstos de unR f4rmsciR.
IoataIl dos los puevos funcionsrios
dess Q el dlA 10. del actuAl, tienen Gque-
ilOs Vecinos 0randes esperanzas de que
las GALES , Camin0 del petit municipio
q On SIRE giadas en- breVe pIszo.
Envidismos & los morUdores de Tru-
jillO Rlto porQue. apartslos del bulliCio
de lee grsndes poblscioues, son -Iices.
QlierR ell cielO que Mr.. Elliot I'll los
Digs y mAnde c0ntinuRr la cbrrsterR
para que Duedan comuniCATae ficil-
mente CON Ri -Pienras y entor Css Ia
dscltG seqG COnapletG. Serk IN paFhiso
sin muelle de espig5n y sin huslga de
braceIos.
LUIS.
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Int0IIgonto 0Studian-
tG puGTtOTTlquahO.

A bOrdo del vRpor eCoamco regre.
s6 & Puerto Rico ell ioven estudiante
DuertOrriqueflo don Carlos GAllardo
LSra, que iuGresars en- 81 pr6xiuo no
en- Ia c6Iebre universidsd de Hsrvsrd.
GallardO eg an chico de vivfsims in
telige0CiR' Solo CuentR, 10 mas 18
affos, y "a ha logradO en- LAG auIas anne
ricsnas triunfoa esDI6ndidoS que Ie
grapjean 10 pr6ximR entrsda en- la re-
feFidS universidRd, cosa que solo pue
den GcgFsr los que fuer de inteligen.
tes 90 adelantRu en- la instruction de taI
modo, que acOrtan los Cursos preparG-
tOrios para aspiFar de lIeno & an tftuIo
en- Harvard UniVersity.
SRludamos "a diStipguido y estudioso
i6ven. que & no dudRrIo serS an puer-
torriqueflo que honre 6 "a pktria.
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UN CAMBIO

Gquitativo. Observation-Disclosures sc
realizan fuertes sumas de diner0
por las especulaciones mas senci.
Has; pero las grandes fortunas pro.
ceden de los negocios legftimos y
de buena f6, en- que los efectos pro,
porcionados valen Ell precio pagado.
Ciertos afamados hombres de ne
gOcios han acumulado sus Milo
nes enteramente de esta manera.
Exactos y ieles en- todo contrato {
compromise, gozan de la confanza
del p1blico Y dominan un comercio
que no pueden alcanzar los COM
petidores tramposos y de mala f6.
A 10 largo no paga engaflar q otros.
Un farsante puede anunciarse con
un ruido semeiante al sonido de
mil cornetas, pero pronto Sc lie llega
& conocer. Los fabricantes de la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
siempre han obrado baio principles
muy distintos. Antes de ofrecer-
la al p1blico, Sc cercioraron per-
fectamente de sus m6ritos Y solo
entonces permitieron que su nom-
bre Sc diera a la estampa. Al
p1blico Sc le aseguraron los result
tados, y encontr6 que 10 dicho era
la verdad. Hoy la gente le tiene
f6 como la tiene en- la palabra oe
un amigo probado y de toda con-
ianza. Els tan sabrosa como la
miel y contiene todos los principles
nutritivos y curativos del Aceite
de Hfgado de Bacalao Puro, con
Jarabe de Hipofosfitos Compuesto,
Extractos de Malta Y Cerezo Sill
vestr e. Ayuda a la digestion, arro-
ja las Impurezas de la Sangre y
cura la Anemia, Escrofula. Debili-
dad, Linfatismo, Tisis, y tcdas las
Intermediates Demacrantes. Gel
Sr. DIR. Enrique Prins, M6dico del
Hospital San Rogue en- Buenos
Aires, dice: En- mi practica he te-
nido oportunidad de apreciar las
excelentes dotes de su preparation
y me complazco en- certifcarlo, re-
comendando su uso como de result
tado muy efcaz." Nadie sufre un
desengaho con esta. De venta
en- todas las Droguerfas y Boticas.
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La Vieja casa del
ayultamientO de
QUGbTadiIIaS.
Una bsIIislml se1oTita dassm.
p0flTt IN puastO en- 81
IlunIClpIO,
LDe mwestro corresponsoz especially }

Julio 7.-Hemos visitsdo en- estos
6fss IL Vieis Cssa del ayuntamiento, la
que se eat8 reComponiendo Y para clio
existen cincuentG dollars en- ell nueyo
pTesupuesto.
F0imos reCibidos cari1osamente Dor
ell gecretario del ayuntamient0 don
Bsrnsrdino Vszquez.
. QuebFadillas lIev& 6 degempeflsr
IN pueato p1bliCo. seq6n nos Informs
ron. 8 una virtuoss DANA que por sua
envidia bles m6ritos merece e distin.
Ci6n y confederation de Cuantos le CO.
noCen.
Es la belifsima & inteIigente sefforitR
Maria Teresa VSzquez. Ia nombrada
reCieDtemepte Sc'elkS del secretario
municipal.
Es ls sefioritS VSzquez D. rrimePa
dana que desempef1a un destino en-
nuestra aIcaldfa. y no puede ser mejor
ls election de QuieneB lR hsyan nom
brado.
-Muy sentids hs sido en- esta Iocg-
lidad la muerte del sefior Pesante. de
A6seco. -,
-R.stA bIecido por complete 90 sien-
to nueHtr0 Querido amigo don Alfredo
Colon. policfa insuIar del puesto de
Isabella.
Celebrsmos il fiaifo sd mejOrfa. Los
dc ctores Cor z1Itz. Beneian Otero le
asistieron dursnte su enfermedad.
Han hAbido en- el mes de unio:
Nacimient0s, 16; VarOnes, s; hambras,
8 D funciones, 21: vSronep, 9; ham
bras. IL; se26u nos inform6 el aecreta.
rio mupicipal.
-EI popular Francisco PAndo Sc
siente satisfeCho por ell comportsmien-
to de nuestFo sRcer6ote don Santiago
EstrRdR y don Jusn MefI1z. en- 10 en-
farmedad y muerte de gu madre dc NJ
I1oCencia Psndo.
-AnoChe empezsron las noVenas del
Carmen en- Il igIesis cst6Iica.
"A conseCnencis de encontrsrSe On.
ferms en- Aguadills nuestra spreciads
amiga dof1s GollitR de Font, hS saIido
para SqueI pueblo In 81 nora dcfiR Ma
rfs RubiO de Vazquez. >
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-08

dilatadO Iitoral y de Iss pOsesiones
que nos Quedan.
GNosotrOs. que no somoS partido de
CIase, sino sociedsd que compone nm
todo. sfrmado por eI tra bSio y Conao.
lldado por la virtud, nos constitufmos
en- dtfesOres 6eles de Ia mssa obrera,
perO ampar0 IL vez de todo inteY6l
CoDaerVAdor Iegftimo en- Espa ina.
EYa no pensamOs en- deBencSntsr
DulCines; gon00s. esDfritus prScticog
aleCCionados por Ia experiences; man
tenem0s. .ro busts Il union republicans.
"a IuChSr. pues. dentro de ID legG.
ligNd; perO 81 Gus intereses son deser.
vidoss pTOCederemOs & Les aOluciones
mejor encaminadas AI triunfo del ideal
de justiCis. encarnadO en- Il rep6bliCa ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-08
C 0 SIT J.,

Y en- verdad os digo que 40 qet tiene
uno que estaP eacondi 6ndose como ra-
tones que huyen de los gatos para
p0der trsbsjar. - ~.
Algun0s Ciudadanos 90 Green que es
possible repicsr y Andar en- las proce-
sion. Y no es possible hAbIar de Juan
de los PAlotes, y slender & les peren-
toriss neCesidsdes del peri6dicO.
No es mi amino echRr indireCtas,
pero cr6sse: en- Las horas de ofeina no
SO puede nj Sc debe tertuliar.
Es preferible que les visitantes en-
les hoFas de labor sean s6brioa ' hastR
desC0rteseg. anteB que fnos. pues por
10 que mi haOe. me 9eventGae I0s com
pleneeatos de CGsteILG.
No soy persons de chssnaeSStoS no
ma ofender6 poFque no me saluden.
Per0 apuesto contra senciIlo que
estoy arando On el mar, est0 ed, escri.
bisndO Eor esCribiP.