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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-21
oLEARYs LOSE AGAIN.
Dewey's Colts Of Montpelier Captured
Two Of Three Strings.

The O'Learys suffered defeat last
evening at the hands OF Dewey's Colts
at Alexander's alleys. The O'Learys were
too confident, and did not roll well in
the first string, making only 796 for
q total. They rolled 944 in the second.
They we're beaten by IS pins in the last
string and their team total OF 2572
didn't keep them from losing the two
strings
The score.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-21
ATTEMPT ABANDONED
Railroad Rate Legislation Amounts to
Nothing.

Washington, Feb. 21.-In the Senate
today, Senator Elkins, chairman Of the
committee on interstate commerce, prac-
tieally gave formal notice that all efforts
to secure railroad rate legislation have
been abandoned and that the committee
would continue its inquiries during the
summer,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-21
MONTPELIER BANKRUPT.
Daniel Emery, Granite Manufacturer,
Has Liabilities Of S4,3sO.65.

Burlington, Feb 2t-A petition III
voluntary bankruptcy was fled yester-
day at the district court clerks office
in this city BY Daniel Emery, granite
manufacturer Of Montpelier. Liabilities
S4,3So.65, Of which $s5 is secured and
SA,144.32 unsecured Assets SI,535.00,
exempt $4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-21
A STATE OF TERROR.
Caucasus Said to Be in State Of an
archy.

st. Petersburg, Feb. Private ad
vices received today state that anarchy
is prevalent in Caucasus. Massaeres
are occurring on all sides, oil wells are
ablaze, trains have been destroyed, and
river navigation has been stopped. The
more peaceable element is said to be
living IN state of terror The au-
thorities are inefficient and indolent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-21
Concert for B.LL. Ban.

The following is the programme for
the concert and ball given BY the B.
/. i, Of Barre and Montpelier at Hale's
Pavilion Wednesday evening:
March The Banner Franz Won Blon
Overture Fest, ...... G, Latann
Cornet Solo ....4..... Selected
w. j. Gilbertson.
Selections from "The Madcap Princess
Englander
Reading ....... ..s...., Selected
J. Ward Carver
Galop Champagne ...... Lumbye
Gilhertson's orchestra furnishes the
music
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-21
ANNUAL DISTRICT MEETING.
Of Sixth District Held In Barre To-
morrow

The annual district meeting Of the
Sixth Masonic District viii Be held in
the Granite Lodge room tomorrow af-
ternoon and evening and every Master
Mason in this vicinity is cordially in
yited to attend. Several Grand Lodge
officers are expected to be present. At
II o'clock n the afternoon lodge will be
opened BY Aurora lodge of Montpelier
and they win work the first degree. At
six o'clock supper viii be served in
the banquet hall by the o. T.. S. and
Lat o'clock Granite Lodge will open and
work the third degree. f,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-21
NO PAPER TOMORROW

Tomorrow, Wednesday, Feb. %. bel
ing legal holiday, the anniversary Of
the birth Of the Father of Ills Conn.
try no paper will he issued frop, this
office. Thursdays Times iii eopfain
inii reports Of the doingS Of the day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
wv! 1'ravers, Treastirer!.
|. II d. Crensha ". Secretary,
!, "a n, 4 4, Ia y M. An IA II lls


.6
..-I
Manager Of the Genernl
virginia and NortH
IN
Savannah,
so Resa Pom Atlanta ngus soeh n L
Aiobie
III s Ah Chairman Atlantic
Southern
II Dnrhan
Reynolds Iopacco
Tobacco Conpany
Boyd President o.
M III q W1ams capitalist head q The y "a
Riclrhond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
FROM MODEST BEGINNING,
The c, il. Sauer CO, Has Expand
i ed is Is Very Large Proportions

s8 ,yhile nwaitIng the advent OF foreign,
capital and brain ana ne pTaYn e
al izens, rolled up their sleeves. 50 20
speak and ENGAGED q tho w 5, dsst s @aY
l la hama nnhisved q pralseworthy sue,
e oess Win Win national ton and have
demonsratsd me prod1ns'ly,snhe a,a he
i !1,,,ara nsforts We're properly directed,
Thos 3Yhu We're pioneers this move !
1nent hays been Regarded nma !! IN many
,ii.ntafinns md these exnmplca may he
teharaeterzed as object lessons for ah11
business youth to con and cogi'tn.e uh ~
iprepared to obey the nl'Actlo1 y " ~
erhaps 6 ths q, most e ~ bssn ah is
,, n,,ess f,,l career or e. r. sauer & Conn
pnny. ';Tha business of Ills nov widely sIs
knon concern vas estahlshsd n lss1, ps
ss1xsnuerIeiice, Sknowle edge and more ext ed
Trade, unit! 1901, III became nee essarj, "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
SUCCESSFUL CONCERN \ I.
Richmond Furniture House use
II That II as 4 Grown Rapidly. sss5


Probably one OF the Il most successful I;
houses engaged in the furniture trade is
that I, 81 Zones Bro. & Company, main
office, No. j 406 East Main Street.
The business was est blishcd in 1884, by
IS, r. j ones, James P. Jones, q 8. Reansi
ana r. cam s. V The firm consist ed Sof
{viousS connect Ion with, 81 or perencc In,
some branch Of the furniture trade. This !.
EcofnbinatonsofG youthful energy5 nd busl,,s$
ness vim has denlonstrat ed g success tina Z
promises even t;reater lines e tseX,pan.
Sion III tho future. 81 commencing business
lat No. 1i31 East Main street, twas found
necessary to seek larger al " ters, necessl-
Eating the removal to- n lio6 East Main
Street in Y 500 u . .
S538 stlil3tle trade expand ed and FIVE years
later. the branch store gat, No. $1409 Eas {
Main Street was opened XII "a! e lnrge. Il and
complete line OF 8saleableG goods As a. ways
oinstock& and sold Mt night prices. co nslst-
ling Of general housetol Id and itchen ~ r. r
Ing stoves, FIX bedding and bed overlng,
pictures SS etc. KS 10 w prices 81 a nd easy
terms, has been tho motto of the house
while combined vi lii courtesy and 4 fali'
the, FIRMS eminent success Here g. house
Gamble furnished from garnet to- cellar IN,
Guiding window drapely, wall decoration
and croclsery clocks lamps e tc:
hPThe trade &LeTrlLOTy& lSS PItilCiPdiiy4s!oS
but large shipments have been made 70
other stn tes.S and N the branch st ores IN
Petersburg, Lynchburg and Roanoke, dis:
tribute large quantities OF furniture and
other household goods throu ghout the ad Z
jaecnt territory.F In handling this ex-
fenslve business, about thirty persons IA g
given n steady e employment The past
years business has been very satisfac-
tory and gratifying increase over pro-
svious year So Tho out look Il Is 3 very en-:
c.oua ging for continued prosperlty and or q
future expansion 8 Is s55$ t5 v
III Having acquIred n a create r e knowledge
ofAthe needs OF the trade, supplied from
past experience, and being IN oser touch
With large manufacturers in all pa rts OF
the country. the firm Of Jones Bro. &
5Corpnny Is better equipped than ever
before to suppl ~ he wants of housek ecp-
ers at moderate oost, and on the most
accommodating terms. $S III .s85 MI M n.
TO 4inspe set tho goods Of this house, Is to
become a custom err, which, In turn, means
d lifelong friend q Customers N OF only
como back to buy but very often bring
|sthelr%neighbors and 1t is on " a. qnesto n
of&tine when \ he firm OF Jones Bro &
Company will take rank among the larg-
est and leading cash or credit furniture
houses In the South ts8 SS 1lsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
MANY POPULAR BRANDS.
La;,rrus Brothers t obacco Known
Through the Whole Country.

9Thc Foundation Of this successful obac--
co notwithstanding establishment was laid
Sin5ls77 by c. ). ana II. G, d Larns, which
continued uninterrupted up to the death
Of ghfr III. c. Lnrus In 1893, which Q. ID.
SLnrus s,lccecded, conducting the business
under the same firm styln Q I~arus and
Brother until 1900. when ~ char VI was
obtained, Incorporate Ing Il tho sIarus and
Brother Company. which; has since. very
successfully continued the business Of man
sufacturing plug cut pug md graduated
stobnccos.5 The company Is capita!ized q t
$4,000; and is rated as one OF the best
and most reliable tobacco concerns In the
city. Tho plant and main Off ces are lo-
Ga ted at Nos, n and o. South 'rwenty-frst
Street The factory has a lcnpnei tys of
two million pounds OF gnlanufacturedp pros
duct per annunl. 6j & }3E
h AS tobacco manufacturers. tho old firm
had csta blished M excellent reputation.
both Mt home and abroad, and the lncor.-
&porated concern has not only sustained,
bnt.nddsd TO- ahat reputat y
EGnares d s. rms, & president; y.Yll!lamf'r.
Reed vicc-prfsl dent and general manager,
AMI Charles p, Larus, Lr., secretary md
treasurer. They manufaetur an ext en-
net With Immense FAVOR. A Among them
may bo mentioned the following l1dge-
worth mud "senslble" which have ats
1tained ollargn So les and are 81 wing the
best Of salts Ion, while M,LLarns ]. M
cured have likewise become very popular
Among those sent to other States md
exported. may be ,nentloned the fol!o "
yrhlng Uniform Fruits and owers,
which are ponular, as smoking toba Scos.
and Luxury. Sensible and Richmond Best
Navy, are good sellers where " good plug
tobacco Is in demand /. Y !, !. !, y !
the United States The factory force
numbers about 200, while i travelling men
dnaround numbers, exceed hal 4 million
$of dollars pel year, with Finished product
m y, pnapdsj Thl nrl Le exoss
trade trade which they arc pl leased TO note be-
larger each ysar mIs AN!
: Diving the United States Government
With tobacco for the navy haXing some 70
cnntrnctS awarded for 1904 amounting to
$4,000 The blslness during TIE Ia q yeal
81 ia per cent, increase, IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

enlarge tae facilities i nsl Scope n q the
q Consed lently, The Y, Il. satierl
Company was Chartered and emo ver :. y,
5to enter Its chosen neid ns b corpora AZ
bodywit, ample tel ,s ON, re u nsTa
in trade dimensions ,,itl q n q
the peer ot SIM lar cunce
SS'rhe location Ut, Mnif18 street yyt,s aba x.
iVenleiit Quarters ut NOS. 10. u aud y "
SOUTH TWenty- hrst Street /, where he en- |.
tire building Is titi lied for ai ~
office PURPOSES, and - here " v tale
Sm safSift IND 'ihe bottlns 81 drugs
ana dtnine As conducted IA force itti1.-
Eberlng seveiity4five is regularly etni,loyeatl
the Immense trad q evolopod ~
ann GENE cons
I9STie factory capaci ty of 80. oeo bottles
per day. ard its trade territo rti ex.en ~
fthtoug state east. the Inlsis.
fhseshy ins the
From Its tnasstirInE start the sau q,
Company has gone forward and Upward I'd
until to-day lie lnrgest \. n,1ufa1 q
prod uot a Srcaognized as standard ,8is.Ihe
lnd In Strength, HI IS unexceiled, These
sntemef1 ts are Il Ot ext vag III saS5ert!
made by the cot1pnt1y to boom bts -,
but nre sustained by facts with Will cl,H y he
public should sSbe familiar. The d Snlier
D Company received q highest II q ward q al1d
medal at the 1ottl ana rchlse I5x r,o-
Bstion which hns Just closed q St. 10 uis:
This 4 Is tho sixth highest Il q ward NJ md
modal a. received II BY a this company III for
purity strength and &i1ne flavor II IS
merit alone, qunli ty$ OF product, ana pro-
3f1ciency Of nanag emert N that !. has con,
jtribtted most largely to the phenomenal
success Of The C. II. Safer Compa ny and IND
j.. Is upon smerlt hat tho house Will coll-
tlnue TO build ~ Is dome 81 reno YIN. S,Si 4
"a faint den OF the extent OF he btlsi-
ness and the apidity@ of It's gro VT hf n ay
be formed from the statement that y ye
lyears ago, the con,pany Wns re present ~ =
fbygAeight travelling men, el,erget ic.li' ~
gworklngSto push sales and expand tori
tory, while To-day q corps #of eightsee J,
travelling men are engag ed IN the work q
distributing the q the sa ~
Company, and no doubt the future WI \, !
Witness S d con tinued VII prosperity a lil 9
greater Development. and he same
prog spirit will B RENAL n IN con-
troll and 1t Us ssaf e to- say that the same
advanced methods md VI 81 elnatic \ man
a gem ont will prevail to propel II NJ com
2pany's 9afralrs.@ until 1T stands wit out q
peer, and a most potent, factor " Rich
,mond's material 4advnnc EN- emit NJ
1.-THE directors are IA c. 81 3 rs s3auer, pr si-
dent :6 Fritz Sitterdlng, vlce-pres ident; b 8.
Z b. Dunston,i secretary! and treasurer u.
Ranb dlrector;5 II. = e. Crump,s dlrecto 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

al 1,ha membeya OF this house have sal- ~
,wvays been ready. to contribute 10 the
public Welfare and l,ayes rendered YslHT'
able service to- the comnlunlt IS as men.
bers OF the Chamber sofs commerce. - y
which, organization. N I. " ls seeo'lu
y.ce. nresiden a. this time. \ ~ A 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
WINTER Tovr.lsT BATES
THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

T---" THE ATLANTIC COAST LTNE,HTI n
Winter tourist tickets are now on sale
10 all Southern winter resorts via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line IL the
shortest, quickest and most elegantly
equipped between the North and South.
III offers 10 health and pleasure seekers
service equnl!ed by none. iou make no
Changes to Florida resorts.
For fun particulars apply TO any agent
Of the company, or
\" c. s.. cAMPBELIn ~ 4 "
DiWaion Passenger Agent,
Richmond, Va. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

me Virginia State -Insura nee Il Com
Snanv has assets exceeding s7s5, oGo
ard surplus to policy holders Of S2so, Ooe
The Virginia state Is owned 35l,Yf lolI'ass
sneoplei managed 1 by home people, EN-
nloys homo people, spends it's money with
home people, and should n be fpatro nized
by home people, Brander 8; Coz, lnc,n
Agents n II. h Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

NChariFy begins at home" SO, also,
should the patronage OF home people be
given home Institutions The Virginia
State should not be forgotten In thlg co.'s
aee,!on.-A. y, Peasants, Agent, s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

The Virginia state Insurance ~ CON- IN
pnnys has assetn cxceeding sIso,, w
and surplus to policy holders o. SZsp,Vgl,
The Virginia State is GWned pS ho sI''
people, managed by home people, Nth. h,
mlovs home people, spends its money Will
home people. and should be patronizled
BIZ home pcoplo,--W. w, liardwlcK,e,'
Agent. . M 8 Il III ss88
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
81 a. "a r. nv 60 E7 =
s. !. I, 4. Z, The Kind You HAYS Always Bought
s's, J; l1zzzslz.

.charlty begins at home, So, also.
should the patronage Of home people pc
given home institutions The virginia
State should not be. forgotten n TINS con-
meet ion illianson Talley 9 Co, Agei'ts,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
Essales and Output Are Far Greater T he 4
|1hat of the Original Conn and SHOW
Clearly ITS Vast Resources.
kOR THAN 20, 900 EMPLO YEE;;s IS!
Brands Are the Most Valuable and t1 1 f5irst
Ever Established In This County, It's B
~ Annual Business Immense 5fi
TORY OF ITS ORGANIZATION

he Company as it Stands To-day IS Well Rounded
and Self History OF Fertilizer
Industry. @ a .sss8|
signal ep the South was SIS
nisatn IA Chemical aceonnplshea
Pagh head Of the COMPANY NJ samuel -
years prior the
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07
Yare Yare en- San Juan
Reportage de LA Democracia".

En- el ferro. carril de anoche lego
de Msyagdsz, ,custodlado por los N ars-
halls sehoreI Rossy y Ctero el conde
nado mus rte Jose Morales alias va
re Ysre
En- la estsci6n del ferro-carril no
hsbfa mos de SO psrsonss, entire elias
ell tsniente Iturrondo, ell sargento Cha.
pei, una parsja de la policfa un re-
porter de LA DEMoCRACIA.
Llegado ell tren al anden, nuestro
repreaentsnts subi6 al segundo wagon
de- pasaieros en- dopde cou3ucfan al
-eo,!y mediarte 10 veuis de sus guar
danes pudo hacerle las siguier tes
p'eguntas:
Reporter:-5C Como esta usted?
Sentenciado:-Yo bien, graciss.
R.--sC6mo ha hecho usted ell viaje?
S.-Muy trarquilo y muy diver
lido.
RIA que hora sali6 usted de
Mayaglez?
S. "A las diez de Ia maf1ans, lie
gando 6 Aguadila en- donde almorce
en- el cusrsel de la policfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07
De POUC|A |NSuLAR

Hay el proyecto do dividir los dis
trtos dc polisia insular en- tres de-
marcacionsS: la primsra mandada por
un capitGn, 10 segunda por un Ter. to-
niente y ID tercera por un 80 teniente.
Provisionalmente se ha dispaesto
por el Quartet General que sl Ter. to-
niente Mariana Reyes instals 81 CO.
mandancia On Caguas con jurisAic.
ci6n en- este puesto, Juneos y Aguss
buenas; que el Ter. tsniento Sergio
Noa, instale su comandancia On Isa-
bells, con jurisdiction en- este puesto y
81 de Camuy;y y que 81 1er. teniente Ar
turo de la Rosa, instale ~ comandan.
cia On Salinas,con jurisdiction en- este
puesto y al dc Santa Isabel.
Es muy probable que los dem&s
primeros tenientes sesn destiaados &
comsndar dsmarcaeiones disgregadas
do los distritos que hoy sirvsn.
Este novimiento reviste graz i'm.
portancia en- benefcio del servicio do
policia, porque inatAladas las ca bece.
ras dc demat caci6n On pueblos de al.
guna importaocia y disminuldo ell cam.
po de acci6A gus absrca el mando do
cada Official, 80 preita { que eierzan
mayor vigilancia sobre ell personal
subalterno, essos 90 esmeren en- el
cumplimientO de su daber.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07

R.-sSabs ustsd para donde 10
conducen?
S.--Sl, para el preside.
R sSiepts usted algdn tenn ,r al
ser reclufdo en- Ia penitenciaria?
S. No; ninguno. Yo espero que
el Tribunsl Supreme me hara justicia.
R.--dConoce usted antes de hoy
10 capital?
S. 81; vine aquf ell afio pasado
para la fiesta de San Antonio y estu.
We trabajando como operario en- la pa
MADEIRA ola Negrita., Tengo la vez
a'gunos amigos y conccidos en- ests
poblaci6r.
r. Ha dicho ustad que ell Tribu.
nal Supreme le h.' q justicia, luego
Sha apelado 81 d. fsnsor de 10 senten.
cia que 10 fue impueits?
s. Asf crefa 20 h1sta aver, que
me convercl que No era asi; pero be
dirigido un telegrama en- ese sentido
4 M abogado y supongo que mi causa
sera revisada.
R. No le &C obarda { usted Ia sen.
tencia que le han impuesto?
S. No senior, no temo q NADIA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07
|MPRES|0NES Y NO T|CIAS

Nos encargan algunas personai
llamemos Ia atenci6n del jefe de Ia
limpiezs p1blica senior Carreras, & la
frecuencia con que los car eros al re.
coier la basura Sc llevan lol recipien.
tes de las mismss.
-Agftaie con mucho entusiSsmo @
entire slgupos caballeros, la idea que
hace algunos dlas anunclamos de
construir un hip6dromo en- esta ciu.
dad.
Los vecinos de la calle eCe-ra3,
de Sansurce, sgrsdeoerisn al sefor AL.
calde que manda ase & desyerbsr sque.
lla, 8 inEtalase allf ell a.umbrado
electrico.
La empresa de la <San Juan
Light and Transit Co, ha dejado ce.
sante al 1ltImo ipspe ctor americana
nombrado para ell servicio, en- virtud
de las Sonstantes quejas del pdblico,
por sus nodales incorrectos con los
viaieros.
I'm AguAs Buenas contrsjeron
mltrimonio el cabo de 10 policfa In.
sulsr Rafael Igsrsvides Falcon y Ia
ssflorita Autonis Disz.
Nos informan de Las Piedras
que 50 extrema emssiedameute ell
cello por los empleados de Sanidad,
causando grandes periuicIos 81 Co
mercio.
Aver Sc inaugur6 la nuevs es-
cuela creada en- el barrio del<G apdul,,
en- Sirtufcs. Al acto de la aperture
aslsti6 Ell preside 7te de la Junta esco.
lar y otros sefloreS mas del dsparts.
msr to de E1ucsci6n.
Aver embsrc6 con el sefior La
Presa para Venezuela ell eatimable
ioven don Guillermo Dueno, de esta
ciudad.
-Siguen las queias contra ell NAL
olor que despiden los tsuques del mos
to de la licorerfa de los senores Fosas
y Olivas 60 Santurce, los cuales tan.
qGes estsn sltusdos muy cerca de Ia
nuevs rscuels del SGandul1.
-Dfcess que ell sargento de Is DO.
licfs sefior Psoll, presentara la lenun.
cia de Su cargo.
-Hs sido nombrsdo guar dia de
lA pollciA ipsulsr con dsstlno al puesto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07

pues ys 10 he dicho que e,pero justi.
cia del Supreme.
Una vez llegado ell trsn & su para.
dc do 10 Marina, una multitud como
de quinientas personals rods6 los co.
ches, avida de conocer al asesino de
Pesante.
Fl, muy tranquilo y serene, se des.
monte del carru.ie y sixui6 ha,ta eli
presidio, cust)diado siempre Dor los
marshalls y algunas parejas de ID
policfa que impsdfa Ala gsnte acer.
carse al prsso.
Eotr6 en- presidio y allf fu6 des,.
tado de sus ligaduras. registr&ndosels
los bolsillos,en los cuAles trsfa 95 cen.
tavos.
VsstfA chaqust6n blanco J panta.
Ion azul de rayas, con zapatos amari.
Hos y sombrsro de psja del pats.
Su aspscto no 81 del todo desa.
gradable y hombre POGO comunics two.
Ys de estatura baia y delgado, do
andar ligero y descompaaado.
Anoche mismo fue recluido On 10
galera de rerpetua del presidio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07
vASTA AS0C|AC|0N

Nuestro estimado compaHero y
amigo don Manuel Fernandez Juncos
nos ha enviado uu folleto gus contis-
ne las bases de una nueva, prog ssista
colectividad; sAsociaci6n Litsraris Iu-
t'rnacional Americana organizada
reclentsmente en- Cuba.
e proposito de dicha association
es combatir los perniciosos efectos del
caudillaje y ell caciquismo en- Ameri-
cs: sacudir ell yugo de la t-adicl6n en-
todo 10 que es'a tisne de asavica y
esteril,6 8 impulse y e.timular las erer-
gias propias de les pueblos lati-
no americana, prese vindt los de to-
da Influenza x,eri0r que t'enda q bas-
Is rdear ell caracter d. los mismos, obs
t7culiza d. su marcha hacia 10 por-
venir por Jos procedimientos do una
vida vegetaiiva NADIA conforms con
los ade antos del siglo.
Para esta o5ra se cuenta en- pri.
mer termino con los escritores y muy
principalmente con la prensa, que es
a llamads a difundir idesa y princi
pios, con tai fin. El citado foleto
trae un complete proy ecto de organi.
zaci6n de comi,es.
Cres ell ssi1or Fernandez Juncos
que los escritores de Puerto Rico pue-
den cooperar q tan arduo plan, y
cos invita- a que 10 estudiemos para
que con la union de todos, pueda dsr.
see una forma practica en- el pals.
Asi 10 haremos, aptcipando nues.
ira opinion, por 10 que hemos poddo
apreciar en- una ligera lecturs, de
que reslmente uoa 1til, simpatica y