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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-05-19
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By DR.. LOUIS BOWERMAN.
Eminent St. Louis. Pastor.

DO receive the Bible the sacred Scriptures simply
because of the claim of the book ITSELF for all sacred writings
make the claim; because of the authority of the
church, for every religious system gives first importance and
authority to its books nor because of the recording of
miracles, for all religious writings tell of wonderful things
The Bible shall rest upon secure foundation and
to free rational agents make different appeal.
Putting myself, then in the position of an inquirer
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23
Died.

Last Friday morning at Ills
o'clock occurred the death of
Mrs. Elenore Gunkel, wife Of Gus
tat Gunkel, who resides east of
this city some four or five miles.
Mrs. Gunkel had been ailing for
some time and the death angel
was hourly looked for. She was
a native of Germany and was
sixty years of age at the time of
her death. She leaves a hus-
band and six grown up children
to mourn her demise-three
boys and three girls-al of
whom reside in this county with
the exception of one daughter,
who lives in Oregon. The funer-
al services were held from the
Congregational church Sunday
afternoon, by Rev. Goodknecht,
and the interment was made in
the Hope cemetery. The sor-
rowing relatives have the sym
pathy of the entire community
in the loss of their dear one.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23

Rev. Roush attended a meeting
of the North Dakota M. B.. min
listers, which was held at Fargo
Tuesday. The moving of the
Methodist college from Wahpe-
ton was the question that
brought them together. We
understand Fargo, Jamestown
and Grand Forks were all after
it.
It is said that history repeats
itself, but the annual ball and
banquet given last night at the
opera house under the auspices
of the Modern Woodmen and
Royal Neighbors went one bet
ter than on any of their former
social functions, and a larger
crowd was present. Ninety-tive
dance tickets we're sold. The
music furnished by a Casselton
orchestra was Al and everybody
enjoyed themselves to the limit.
The banquet, by the Royal
Neighbors, in the hanqueting
hall Of their new building was
par excellent and fully up to the
standard Of any of their former
spreads. The brave boys of the
forest are royal entertainers and
all that is necessary is to an
nounce a dance under the aus
pices of this ord er and the hall is
crowded.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23
She Muffled the Pup.

She was pretty enough to be worth
looking at, and when she took her
seat in a car on the Sixth avenue IL"
Smithers, who sat opposite stole a few
admiring glances over his evening
paper. She unbuttoned her fur-lined
coat and began fishing into a big bear.
skin muf in her lap. First she drew
out two handkerchiefs. Then came
her purse, a bottle of perfumery, a
bunch of keys, a pair CT gloves and
a black and white puppy with soft
brown eyes.
The man on the same seat with
Smithers seemed to be on the verge
Of apoplexy.
"That beats a juggler's hat" he
growled. "Wait a minute and she'll
fish out the fried eggs, American beau
ty roses and the live rabbit. New
York Press.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23
Alarmed at His load"

Walter. Camp, the Yale football
coach, tells the story of a young Yale
student who came to New York to wit
ness a football game, and who cele-
brated the victory of his team by Wis.
it's to many cafes. He accompanied
some friends to a theater in the even.
ing, where the performance was in
pantomime. At the conclusion Of the
performance he exclaimed: I'm
drunken than I thought I was.
haven't been able to understand 8
single word of the whole play."-NeH
York Times.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23
Railroader to Take High Office

Isaac Thomas Parker, who will soon
be indicted into Office as lieutenant
governor of Delaware, is conductor of
a passenger train running between
Philadelphia and Delmar, Del. He is
already quartermaster general on the
staff of the present governor, but this
is the first elective office of import.
ance to which he has been chosen.
Mr.. Parker has no idea of resigning
his position on the Pennsylvania rail.
road, but declares that as soon as
the legislature adjourns he will be
found on his old run as usual.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23
The Cost Of lmpatience.

In the impatient mood we are apt
to spend far more than is required in
the doing of our work, and the excess
is lost. We cannot estimate the value
of the power thus misplaced. When
the impatient mood becomes the habit
of a lifetime you can understand that
failure, and perhaps loss Of health and
energy, are inevitable.-Emily S. Bou'
ton, in Magazine Of Mysteries.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23

Governor Sarles has made the
following appointments: Trus-
tees of the state university at
Grand Forks-Stephen Collins of
Grand Forks county, George E,
Towle of Walsh coanty, and John
G.. Gunderson of Nelson county;
each for a term of four years
from the first Tuesday in April,
1905. Trustees of the blind
asylum at Bathgate-Frank H.
Sprague of Walsh county, and
Ole O. Rudrud of Trail county;
each for a term of four years
from the Goth day of February.
1905. Trustees of the industrial.
school at Ellendale-H. G. Nc
Cartney of Dickey county, an6
E. F. Bodle of Dickey county
each for a term of four years
from the Goth day Of February
1905.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23

The total products of the farm
in the United States in 1904 are
$780, 00, 900. Nearly equal
to the total capital stock Of all
American railroads before the
boom" in 1900. This sum is
more than six times the capital
stock of all the national banks.
1t is three times the gross earn
ings of all the railroads. 1t is
nearly as great as the value OF
manufactures in 1900, less cost
of raw material. In two years
the farmers have produced
wealth exceeding the output Of
all the gold mines of the world
since Columbus discovered
America.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23
Dukes soubriouet.

When he was at Elton. it is said
that the duke Of Westminster was
known as Jack Sheppard" He was
at that time a small, thin boy, with a
sharp figure, and face. He wore his
hair somewhat closely cropped, after
the French fashion, SO that he was the
living image of Cruikshank's picture
Of Jack Sheppard in Ainsworth's f.
nous novel
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23

The committee who have been
negotiating to have Hon. W. ].
Bryan speak in Hope, now wish
us to state that they received a
communication from the lecture
bureau Saturday, stating that
Mr.. Bryan could not make the
North Dakota towns in April and
all dates would have to be can.
celled. Thus endeth the third
chapter Of Organism"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23

You want to keep in mind the
"Old Settlers Dance next We'd
nesday, March 1st. The good
old-fashioned dances of "ye old
en- tines will be the order of the
program. Supper will be served
by Jas. Loney, at the Palace
Hotel.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23

A rate of $45 for the round trip
has been put into effect by the
railroads interested in the Port
land exposition business. The
tickets will be sold with a ninety
day stop-over privilege.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23
Hope Land Inv st Go.

HOPE, N. D., Feb. %, 'O5.

Hope, N. D., Feb. %, 'O5.
The annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Hope Land
& Investment Co., of Hope, N.
D., will be held at the CONNER.
cial Club rooms, Hope, N. D., on
Thursday, March 9th, 1905, at
two o'clock p. M, to elect seven
directors for this company and
the transaction of such other
business as may properly come
before such meeting.
j. BROWN, Pres.
B. G.. SHAW, Sec'y.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23
Church Notices.
CONGREGATIONAL

UNCONVENTIONAL
Morning service at II. Sub
ject: is Our Church of Age?"
Evening service at 7:30: Sub
iect: ssThe Great Essential"
Sunday school at 1915.
Y. P. S. G. E. at Z. Carrie
Milligan leader.
All are welcome.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23

When the blizzard struck New
York City recently, the mayor of
Bismarck telegraphed Mayor
Mcclellan, telling him Of the
beautiful weather they were en-
joying in the Western states, off
ering his sympathy, and asking
If he could do anything to help
the stormbound Eastern metro.
polls. Mayor Mcclellan replied:
Yes, come and take your infer
nal blizzard back where" it be.
longs" -Mandan Pioneer.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23
Hereditary Life.savlno.

Life-saving runs in the family OF
Mr.. j. Parsons, a young lighterman
of the Hollows, Brentford, who, on his
twenty-third birthday, received the
Royal Humane society's certificate fol-
rescuing. two boys from drowning
His father saved forty-eight persons
from drowning, and the son now has
a total Of twenty.three lives to hil
credit. -.--
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23
no 1IsS0.

no 1I~S0.
Patience-"They say there are mi
crobes in KISSES"
Patrice-'Yes, but isn't it a lucky
thing that they don't leave any
marks"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23

Sixteen years experience as an
a~uctioneer, with successful re.
suits, has certainly put me in a
position to make dollars for you
where you might get a man that
would lose hundreds for you.
Write, or phone me for dates.
I. w. STANDBY,
Auctiopeer.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23
Midland Opera Quintettc

Fred K. Howard, of Des Moines,
Ia, says of them: "The Midland
Opera Quintette is composed of
the finest talent obtainable in the
middle west for such an organiza-
ton. Each one has an enviable
reputation as a soloist of the
highest order, and collectively I
have never put out a stronger
company with more confidence in
their success" K. P. Course
next Saturday night.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23
The court house of McHenry
county burned last week.

The Granville Herald has re.
Gently put in a new gasoline en-.
gine-and it's name is Maud"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23

A few good farms for sale on
croppayments.
F. D. WooDWoRTH.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23

What is the matter with a flag
on our school house? We have
a beautiful school building, cost,
ing in the neighborhood OF
twenty thousand dollars and why
not have the stars and strips
floating over it every school day.
Sec. 865 Revised Code reads as
follows: United States flag
displayed. The school board OF
each city, town and district is
authorized and required to pur.
chase at the expense of the town
city OF district, one or more flags
of the United States, which shall
be displayed upon the schoo
houses or fagstaffs upon schoo
grounds during the school hours
of each days session of school,"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23
Official Newspaper Steele County

A Kenmare man is advertising
for a wife.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23

Nos. 81 and 81 are daily Except Sunday pas.
senger trains.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-23

CASH VS.. CREDIT
I have decided to make the
following prices from which I
will not 1oviafo .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-06
ReStableCidO

Aver ha recibido nuestro distinguidc
amigo ID. DamiaI Monserrat. un cable.
grama de su hijo que estuda la carre-
ra de ,eyes en- una de las universida
des norteameIicanas, partci pand ole
que esta complctan ente resta blecido de
Ia opefacl6n de appendicitis que ha te-
nido que sufrir rcci-nte mente.
Esta noticia Ca blegrafica, ha venido
tranquilizar nuestro amigo su
distinguida famlia, jnstamente alarma
dos. por anterior noticia rtcbida, en-
que Sc ie pArticipa be, va atenuada por
cl Iesultado satisfac;orio. ia noticia de
Ia oreraci0n sufrlda
Nosotros fclicitamos 4 la distinguida a
fanii ia Monserrat por la iueva reel.
1I"a ayer, J por la prGX,ma llegada de
Damianclto, que vendra pasar la
tenporada De vacaciones d Puerto Ri
c., muy en- bIeve
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-06

lcirn'cnfo~rrscssco~ hsrcsrsn~ ~s'a-rs
lcy Del ceznSrese a~s~c'a 80 xxurral
'rcorrssta cusnvrciai eai i~aa.e s-sss 4.
lcngnss aacicrnax. A.Vua eNprcaaisasf
tnglcS. sranccs cAHs0laann. ~Alssno
.sossugnss y Tnso rav~saSs,sn. ,s<froho
ynartinno. admiaisazscsan srs~a3arssle-
-. ievcs psStaics selcgr saicxx al. "a
Ia DC Scala Se caNcfA - usnsro Que
en- Ia ce Lsipzic. eon lccxioneS Adicio-
males - poli;iea G lonis, iewcs de sc
guroS. derecho saa1esxs a. ineernacio-
nsl. loyes dc patsnie = de zarCa. fi-
sics. necanica. correspondence CO
mcrcial. efc.
Hay adem As. en- Ia eaicgoria lie cS~
cuel3S tecnicss. las de nineYia IA mas
importante de las cusles eS,s en- Claus
ihal. en- las nASnts nas ie Harz. Sols-
mense el reipo de Prussia posee diez.
escselss de Tainvria ccarcnta : tres
esorelsS prepars .torl lss, habiendo insti-
tUcoS importanreS en otrss parties ael
lnrerio. A lo ; disz p'anteles mayo
res de este ge' e'iero asistia en- 1908 un
eoncurso de 4 46S slumnos.
En- los atrmos veinte afios Sc dia en-
.Alemania immense impulse la acti-
vidad marit ina debido en- no peaue-
ma parte 4 las escuelas de naveeacl6n.
construccion y marina. A doce escue-
las de mar ina establecidas en- Prussia
en- conexson con las prep r4torias, con-
currirtan 1895 alumnos en- 1903. Para
las lndus triaS de hilado y tejidD Sc han
tunoado escuelas textiles, en-, las que
NADIA Sc desciida. En- elias. maestros
experiTnentados. con ell auxiiio Cle la
maqui'naria m mas perfeccionada. ense
nan hilar, tejer, teiiir, hacer pinto,
bordar euant0 hay que saber en- la
mat. ria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-06
BomberOs de San Juan

Sf9un Sc ha anunciado, los bombe-
ros de San Juan tomaran pArte en- Ia
parada que tendI lugar ell dic de
Julio proximo.
POGO d POGO va adquiriendo Ell insti-
tato de Bomberos lie esta ciudad GUAM
to sea necesario flu de colocarse a la
altura de los mejores de la isla, no
ha Sido POGO el esfuerzo demostrado
para alcAnGar ese priacipio de triunfo
Los ultmos incendios que han tent
do luear aqui han puesto de relieve la
honda necesidad de reoYga nizar la b
nefica inst,t cion de bom beros.
FL unitorme sera exacto al que usan
los b avos bOmberos de Ponce, los me-
Jores de la isla sin duda alguna y, sa-
bemos que ell senor Steinacher que fue
durante muchos afios. comandante de
los bomberos en- la ciudad del Sur. Sc
esfuerza porque San Juan cueute tam.
ben con un personal escogita 10, b el
instruido y valiente-
En- todas parties, ell bombero cs ana
de las fgura mas simpaticas en- "a So
c'edad. Generosos, abuegados SUI
tridos, NADIA les detiene cuando hay
que luchar con el destructor elemento
Los bomberos de San Juan, tendran
su banda de mdsica y, estamos seguroS
de que, en- primera ocasi6n demostra-
an que saben llevar cou valentia la
camjseta roja del bombero.
iOjala no decaigan los esfuerzos en-
pleados hasta aquf, preston los .na-
beros de San Juan, muchos it'll
vcios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-06
AumentO de la armada
ID E 1T ALA
Ei ministro de Mariua Solicita cred s>os
extraordinarios

Desde Roma participant la psensa
de Londres que en- Ia CaDara de re-
preSeutantes de Italia ell almirahte Mi,
rabello; misistro de Marina, present6
una ley concediendo creditos extraer~
dinarios para Ell aumento DEB eieccito
y de la marina.
La ley sehala para el presupuesto
de 1904 1905. $25 900 300, para 1905
4 1906, $as aoo, 900; para 1905 4 1907. y
1897 1908, $40 6oo,0 ,0ooy para 1908 a
1909 hasta 1910 a IsI7 $40 500 ooo
Como consecuencia de la realization
de tai programa naval include ca "a
ley de presupueSto. Ia termination
del afo de 1898 a 800 ell material de
la fiota S. habra duplicado en- mime
70 y poaer, entonces podran prestar
servicio efactivo acorazados del
tipo Victor Manuel, cuatro ide m del
tlpo San Gorge. otro acorazado de
dltetente upo, "A destructores, II sub,
m2Finos 4a buques torpedos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-06

tidos nues,rcs desiinos. un re-
levc inmv diato dc todas las nu
lidsdes que han invadido Ia is-
Ia. a Ia Sombra iunests del ex
pansionismo.
Que &c cumplan las piomeSas
lie Miles. que * respeien los
principles dc Ia constitution.
que sc reoonozca el derecho que
tienen los nativos a ser en- su
pals In cue eran antes de Ia in
vasion americana.
Iodo ESQ pueden psdir los
colonoS en- ese dia. en- el que
han dc ser invocadoS los sacra
tisimos. imprescriptbles dere-
chos del hombre. en- que ha de
hablarSe 'anto de libertad V de
justicia V de redenci6n.
Junto 4 la t;ibuna que alcen
en- cada ciudad, en- cada pueblo.
en- cada rincon las adoralices
del eypansionismo, para en;onai
liricos cantoS esa bel)isima
gunner que sc han dado a re-
petir sonando en- un repartO
de mercedes que prodigan a ii
tulo de providenciales redento- =
ristaS, debe alzarse la tribuna
popular, la que sirva para que sc
olga, sin sordina. la vOz del pue-
bio, reclamando con el noble
ademan de Quien tiene ell con.
vencimiento de que no solicita
mercedes, sino que demanda
juStiCla.
Junto a la tribuna Official, Q en-
Ia misma tribuna Official debe
resonar vibrante, potente, pode
rosa, sin iras, pero energiCa. sin
apostrofes, pero imDonente. la
voz de ia Colonia, reCordando en-
Ell dia de la libertad, que hay
esclavitudes en- la terra; y en- la
apoteosis de la independence,
que hay servidumbre todavia.
Y este lejos de romper la ar
mOnia de la fiesta, sera una no
ia franCa y neCesarla como 10 es
siempre la verdad;y no sera con
siderable por el pueblo de la me-
tr6poli como una prueba de in
venCible desafeCto, slnO come un
aviso de la amistad que tiene
lealtades bruscas a veces, perO
que Sc inspiran siempre en- mo
viles altisimos.
FL dia propio para que el pue-
bio puertOrrlQuenO eleve I'LL me-
mortal al de la metr0pOli. es el
Cuatro de ullo \ en- ese docu
mento que susCribirian tod0s
los habitantes de Puerto Rico,
10 menOs que Sc podria pedir,
para que perdiese el aspecto de
burla, de sarcasmo que tienen
ahOra Ciertas frases Cuando Sc
dicen aqui, prodigandolas hasta
la exageracion, 10 menos que po-
dria pedirSe es la autonomia,
para llbrar a la colonia de los
aquilinos v gedeonicos funcio-
narios que han llegadO a con.
vertirse en- una pesadilla del
pueblo y en- una amenaZa in
tranquiliZadora del pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-06
Para las feStaS de San Juan

Las distinguidas y simpaticas sefIo
ritas Haydee Marin Maricn. Pepita
Vicens y otras smigas forman la Co :
mission encargada de recolectar fondos
para la fiesta de San Juan, que no du
damos resulte un exito.
Proba blemcnte Sc verihcara TN bale
en- ell ayuntamiento y la Comision de
sefiorita sera secundada por varios
;ovenes De la buena sociedad de est a
capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-06
I'm nlno estiopeado

FL teniente Casals telcgraffa desdc
Manati que aver tarde a las 6 y mi
nu,os acaLaba de ser cogido por ell Ill b
timo wagon del tren dc cafia mum 81
fracturandole Ia pierna izquielda, el
niiio Julian Noa, de 7 aiios en- IL mo
mento que intentaba cogcr TN pedazl
de cana de dicho wagon. T. h.chc
tue casual y el ez cntiende "a eI
a5Urt0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-06
NOta del dfa


de esia Acadia V suponemos
que otro tanto habran hecho las
restsntes de la isla. llamando al
pueblo puertorriqueno la cele-
bracion de la fiesta del cuatro
de Julio. aniveIs sario de la inde-
pendencia americana.
La provision de nuestro AL
calde ha sido muv plausible.
Los festejos del cuatro de u
lilo deben ser preparados con
tempo; neCesitan un mes ST
quiera para la organization.
PartldariOS como sOmOS nOSO-
tros de que todas cSas grandes
hestas sc Celebren, amigos de
esas solemneS commemorate :
nes, desde ahora aplaudlmos ell
cello de la autOIidad municipal
que ha tornado a su cargo una
parte esenCial de esos testejos.
Pero es precise encauzar los
entuslasmOs para que no Sc
ma gastcn en- explOslOnes mutt
les, nj ST. pierdan EN- lnneCeSa :
rios aplausOs de COrtesia, las
fuerzas de un pueblo.
CelebraTan su fiesta patrioti-
ca los hilos del Contlnente; eau.
sa sobrada tienen para clio. Mo-
tivos de sobra para estar ale
gres; pero los COlonos, los habi
tantes de la isla explotada, que
viven en- la angustiosa pesa-
dumbre de un insultO diario, de
una constante y astlxiadora tu;
t0ria; que estan CanSados de la
intervention forZosa V enemiga
de hombres incapaCes en- los
destinos de la cOlonia; los colo
nos que aman Ia lib4rtad, que
suenan con IA independence V
deliran con el ensuenO de ser en-
su pals 10 que son todOs los
hOmbres en- las tieTrdo eli que
han nacido. no pueden prestarse
de buena gana a la celebration
de esa augusta fiesta de la llber-
tad, en- la forma que deSearian
algunoS bur6Cratas y sus mas
pre- illeCtos aColltos.
Sc honra a la libertad V sc
Canta a la aemocraCia, Sc rlnde
homenaje a las epopeyas de un
pueblo, sin humildosas adhesio-
mes de tlngido incondicionalis
mo; sin menguados fngimien-
tOs, sin prestarse a servlr de ruin
COmparsa en- la COhOrte Organi-
zada para dar forma externa
aparatosa a los intlmos senti-
mieutos de noble patriotismo,
que sc exaltau con ell recuerdo
de la gloria.
A la libertad hay que can
tarle con frases inspiradas en- la
l1bertad, para que sea noble el
tribute rendidO en- los altares de
e>a diosa.
Eu los oidos de los ciuda la
nos. no puede reeonar con aeon
tOs gratos Ia vOz de Is eSclavOs
que ent0naran hlmnOs a ia Ii
bertad, no s'endo hbreS: en- Ell
conclert0 de los eloglos tcne
que ser repuIslvO y misero el
que no brotc con Ia expontanea a
reSOlGCi0n. con eI rel'eve ex-
traOrdl mario dc Ia q d,Qnidad. en-
ia Iustlcla SC inspire.
Puerto Rico puede asociarse,
puHe Il Ia ceietrac;tn del cuatro
de uIlo.
ruede asociarse para pedlr
en- ese dia que es sagrado para
el pueblo am ericano que ponga
tArmino 4 la tirania actual, a la
toina lie gobierno desp0tico Y
usuI pador. que esta engendran =
do tan profundo desafecto hacl a
la metropolis, cue acabe esta si-
tuaci0n inverosimiI, este ina,
2uantable teudaIl,tno. prenado
de oprobIos y de agresioues pa
IA los natives fuede Y debe
pejir. Puerto Rico. eli ese dta,
que es % R'oria para el pue-
hi 4 ma ipy .cIor coma