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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30
AMBLER Law TEST FAILS.
Constitutionality Not Passed On because
Plaintiff Got License by Fraud.


The test case on the constitutionality
Of the Amber law, which made more string
ent the provisions in regard TO Raines law
hotels. was decided yesterday by Supreme
Court Justice Greenbaum, but In his de-
cision the Justice finds that because the
plaintiff has not come into court with clean
hands the Court cannot interfere in his
behalf end therefore there is no necessity
for a decision of the constitutie nal ques-
ems involved.
Jacob Born, who has been running a
eo-called hotel at Third avenue and l3sth
street for seventeen years. was the plaintiff.
Under the Amber law he was notified that
because the partitions between his bed
rooms were but sevcn-eighths Of an inch
thick, instead CT the legal three inches,
his license was revocable. Deputy Excise
and then one Of building Superintendent
Hopper's emissaries came along to tear
out the partitions. Born got temporary
injunction.
Justice Greenbaum says that there is no
need TO continue, the injunction against
Healy, as Bcrn's license has already been
revoked. 1t is UP to Born to determine
whether he will continue in business or not,
but Healy cannot, saws Justice Greenbaum,
take forcible possession OF the license GER
tifcate itself.
As regards Supt Ho PIPER, Justice Green
baum finds that the injunction should be
continued because Of tho law exempting
from demolition buildings that have been
continuously occuped "a hotels since 1885,
The Justice wou.l not pass on the con-
stitutio nslity OF the law, because the afr
davits submitted plainly disclose that Born
procured his license by fraud and mis-
representation, Us he swcre in his applica-
ton for it that his partitions did &C nform
with the law, which they plainly do not.
Hencea court Of equity cannot he invoked.
continue to keep his hotel open, but cannot
sell liQuors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30
STARVING GIRL HELD UP CHILD.
Negroes From the South. FOotsore Seeking
Work, Turns Robber in Desperation.

Negroes From the South. FOotsore Seeking
Work. Turns Robber In Desperation.
BLOOMFIELD, Aug 2s.-Hattie Maxwell,
a negress, sixteen years old, Of Knoxville.
Tenn. -, who said she was driven to desper-
alton by hunger, held up Grace vreeland.
the eight-year.old daughter Of John II.
vrecland OF Broad street, Bloomfield. to-day,
and took twenty-five cents from q pocket
book the little girl carried in her hand. Mr..
vreeland witnessed the robbery and gave
chase after the girl who ran down Broad
street toward Bloomfield center. and caused
her arrest.
She at first denied her guilt but finally
broke down and confessed. Recorder Cad
mus and others in the court room were
astorished when she dropped the money
from her mouth where she had held 1t with
out detection while answering the questions
put to her. Hattie said abe had 6een
brought North by a family. living in Jones
street, Orange. She said she was starving
when she committed the robbery.
Chief OF Police Collins investigated the
girls story and found that she had stopped
at a number Of houses in the town lookin 6
for work Her feet were 80 sore from
walking that she begged leave to take on
her shoes In the police station.
Mr.. Vreeland refused to press the com.
E aint when he heard the girls story. and
she was allowed to 60 free after a good
meal was provided for her,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30
BISHOP ARNETT RESIGNS.
Venerable Negro Churchman Made III b
bother Over Appointment.

Bother Over Appointment.
As the result OF serious illness brought
about on account Of worry over the treat
ment accorded him by the officials Of the
Bethel A. NJ. E. Church OF West Twenty
fifth street. this city, and the Bridge street
and Union Bethel churches Of Brooklyn,
Bishop Benjamin W. Arnett has resigned
as Bishop Of the New York diocese Of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church. The
Bishops council Of the church has relieved
him OF oil work In connection with the
Philadelphia. New Jersey and New Eng
land Conferences. which with the New York
Conference, comprise the First Episcopal
District.
Bishop Arnett's appointment Of DR.. 8.
Timothy Noe, the negro Democrat. as Pre-
siding Elder Of the New York Conference
stirred up trouble. Great pressure was
brought to bear on the Bishop to remove
Dr.. Tics, but he would not permit Dr. Toes
political belief to count against him. The
officers OF the Manhattan church and OF
the two churches of Brooklyn threatened
to take their churches out Of the connec-
ton. The Senior Bishop. H. NJ. Turner
Of Georgia, and others Of the Bishops.
with the hope Of saving the churches to
retention Of DR.. Tioe. The conflicting
demands on Bishop Arnett, who is quite
aged. brought on his illness and resigns
tion.
bishop B. T. Tanner, who Is considered
the most scholarly man OF the bench Of Bish.
ops, has been pie iced in charge Of the New
York and New England Conference, end
Bishop Levi j. Copptn, formerly Bishop
Of South Afrios, has been assigned to the
Philadelphia end New Jersey Conferences.
Bishop Arnett is one Of the best known
men Of his RICE hereabouts. He was a
personal friend OF the late President McKin-
ley, having served with him In the Ohio
Legisla t,ire, and elso Of the late Senator
Mark Hanna. Bishop ,Anett helped to
secure for Mr.. Mckinley the Southern
negro delegates to the Republican National
convention Of 1898.
Bishop Tanner will visit the city within a
dey or two to endoavor to strstghten out
the troubles OF the churches. and will np-
point new PRESIDING Elder over the uissat-
isfed churches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30

May Beck, is years old, Of sosH Fifth
street, Jersey City, was arrasned In the
Recorders Court, Hoboken, yesterday for
visiting cigar stores and drugstores and
ordering cigars, perfumes. soaps, hot
water bags and other things sent G. o. D
to different addresses. The dealers
had wild goose chasee. Miss France,
Day, general agent Of the State Charities
Aid Association, found that the girl was
suffering from. . ehght mental disorder
She wss pArdlsd IN The custody Of bel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30
SLAVES or THE KEY REUNION.
Old Inc TsleSraphers In Coavention-TakCn
Look Around New York.

Eight hundred members Of the Old Time
Telegraphers' Association, and twenty-five
members OF the Society Of the United States
Military Telegraph Corps, met yesterday at
the ldorf-Astoria for the first day OF
their twenty-ffth annual reunion.
John c. Barclay, assistant general man
ager Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
reny and president OF the association,
Introduced Acting Mayor Fornes, who
made a brief speech Of welcome: After
the business meeting W. Young OF Wash
ington, was elect ed president, and G. P.
Adams, also Of Washington, vice-preeident.
To qualify as a member OF The association.
is to have been mi in active service
thirty-four got In vest erday on the plea
that he got a very early start.
In the afternoon most OF the out OF town
members mounted r1ibberneck wagons or
other conveyances and did Seeing New
York" stunts. In the evening the associa-
ton went to tho New York Theater to see
THE Pearl and the Pumpkin The cor
veution viii continue until Friday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30
DUG UP COINERS CACHE.
Ninety Bogus $40 Gc!d Pieces Found by
workman in Patterson.

PATERSON, Aug. 2o.-An Koppenael. at
workman emr loyed at the new Arch stree
bridge, this city, unearthed ninety ten
dollar pieces with his pick this morning
He thought he had found gold mine until
an examination of the coin showed that
they we've spurious. Underneath a thin
veneer Of geld was a composition Of lead
and tin. =.
The report Of the find spread like wild
fire and hundreds coon &C llected around
the srot. 1t was at first supposed that
the money was the hidden treasure Of one
Of the cd Paterson families and even after
the coin had been pronounced counter
felt, fellow workmen Of Koprenael per
rec money might be found
The counterfeit coins are supposed to
have been owned by O gang OF thieves who
made the CID Pope mill near Arch street
their rendezvous for .eeyeral, weeks some
years ago. The mill had been deserted
Tor a number Of years and when the police
rounded up the gang large haul OF loot
was made
the date 1884.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30
Mrs, MolIneux.scott Looks stageward.

Mrs. Blanche Scott, formerly Blanche
Chesebrough Molineux, wife Of Roland B.
Molineux, whom she divorced after the
murder trial, arrived in New York yesterday
accompanied by her husband and their
Young child. Mrs. Scott says that she
came here from her Sioux Falls Is. d.
home to go on the vaudeville stage. She
said the salary was to be 81 900 a week,
but she refused to name the manager.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30
GIRLS SAVE DROWNING GIRLS.
Form Human Life Lane and Save Victims
From Death.

MIppLErowN, N. Y. Aug. 2o.-The pluck
Of a party Of New York city girls prevented
a drowning at Bloomingburg, Sulliv an
county, yesterday. A party Of girls was
Miss Tillie B5nnger Of New York, while
chi nging her position In the boat, fell over
board into the rapids. She was being
swept rapidly eway when Q. compe MON,
Miss Open en-, plunged In to !ssist. Though
Q othing and the strong current they could
make no headway and were being swept
over the dam. A party Of girls. inducing
the Misses B9mRan, Silver and Borenger,
end Mr. ster Charles Borsnger, all OF New
York. who where on tho shore, formed a chain
river up to their shoulders, gave aid to the
drowning girls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30
RIP VAN wTNKLE FARM SOLD.

Erie Railroad Ofilciai to Make II His Home
Once Owned by Joseph Jefferson.
PATERSON, Aug. 2s.-Tho Rip Van Wrinkle
farm at Hohokus, for many years the home
Of Joseph Jefferson, the actor, passed to-
day into the hands of T. A. Howard, civil
engineer OF the Erie Railroad.
The farm for the past six years had been
Miller. niece OF Jay Gould. She operated
II In opposition to her husbands wishes.
and her stock Of peacocks,. pheasants
and other unproflt able animals soon ate
up the profits on the fern products. Her
Mr.. Howard will make the farm his home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30
beacon Ferris, rr.np,' Friend, Is Dead

GREENWICH. Conn.,, Aug. 2s.-Deacon
Kimberly Ferris, aged IS, known as the
tramps' friend, died at Sound Beach on
Sunday. For years he provided shelter
for hordes OF tramps, and his wife would
give them hot ginger tea and food In bad
weather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30
First C,ambAke Of Building Trades En-
pl0yefa.

Tho FIRST clambAke under tho auspices
Of the Building Trades Employers Associa-
ton will be held to-day at North Pleasure
Bay, n. J. The clambAks 10 In celebration
Of the present prosperous and peaceful
business season which has been freer from
strikes than any building season IN ten
years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30
LAYS FRIEND ATTACKED HIM.
ssA Estate Dealer Has Manufacturer
Arrested on Mysterious Assault Charge.

Magistrate O'Reilly held J. Reybert
|ses, manufacturer Of havoring ex-
sas at SO Conselyea street, In $500 bail
f hearing yesterday in the Manhattan
venue police court, Williamsburg. Betz
accused Of assaulting Michael Keller,
sH an TIT butt end o. a revolver and also
ne attempting to shoot him. The men
w known each other for nearly two
W and were apparently always friendly.
W. alleged that on Monday while Keller
going along Union avenue Betz went
Iehind him and without any warning
ked him. Keller was struck twice
~. S head and sustained scalp wounds.
er had Betz arrested on a warrant.
r Betz refused to give any explana-
o. his act. Keller declared that he
OF no reason why he should have
assaulted. PETE furnished bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30
BY Nrarconi wireless.

.ss White Star liner Oceanic. from Liver
and Queenstown, was reported at
e O'clock yesterday afternoon ITO miles
nj q Nantucket hghtship. She probably
to her Pier about . o'clock this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30

The Hippodrome will open tonight,
with "A Yankee Circus on Mars and The
Raiders and an incidental circus perform
ance. The show went without hitch
at the full dress rehea rsal last night. The
advance sale of seats has been large.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30

ces OF theatrical managers, but perhaps
the oueerest in many days came to Charles
Dillineha,n's headquarters yesterday. A
staeestruck girl on the East Side. who evil
IDENTIFY knows just little bit about theatrical
affairs, wrote:
aMr. Dillingham; Sir. want to be-
come an actress even T. Desin as M s%per.
the Superman, who I am told engages
MI. Dillingham's press agent informed
the young lady by mail that Louis Mann
is star, not a superIGaptail. AND S that t,, y
ASCERTAIN that Robert Lorraine, and not Mr.
Mann, will act inrMan and Superman.'
Acting Captain Tracey Of the Elizabeth
street station received the following letter
signed "A New Yorker from Washington,
Cant you arrange to have a shooting
festival in some large park using the Chinese csc
San Juan Hill gangs? Charge admission
and divide the same among the wldows and
orphans. No charge for suggestions.
The letter was written after the latest
Sunday night shooting in Chinatown.
.The spirit Of Americanism is capable Of
curious perversions," said tenant Of
downtown skyscraper, 4and sometimes
results In extraordinary distinction. The
man who is lust as good as another and q
great deal better Is horribly afraid every
one ella, will not know 1t.
I'm our building we have had one janitor
several years. He is efficient and has
sIwavs administered his department we'll,
hut recently some engineers were put to
work in ole OF the sub-cellars and they
promptly refused to take orders from
janitor.
,,dement and q sense OF humor, bowed
meekly TO this proud spirit. He changed
The title Of the janitor to Superintendent
and ordered for his wear . cap bearing
ne TIA irnpHiG crown. The janitor now
- no trouble 10 snsoroS be Ordsp.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
Galeria Colorado.

Por un descuido voluntario de la
persona encargada de repartir las in,
vitaciones para las festas del earna-
val, no Sc incluyeron en- elias las invi.
taciones particulares al certamen de
TRACES para niiios.
Estas invita- acicnes Sc empezaran a
repartir hoy, y ell senior Colorado nos
ruega hacer presente todas aquellas
personas que fueron invitadas ell aflo
pasado, que 81 alguna de elias no re
cibiera Ia invita- CiCn, Sc tome la mo
lestia de reclamarla, porque sen irla
viva mente cometer aguna omission
que en- todo case seria involuntaria
FL cartamen empezara desde la pu-
blicaci6n de este anuncio, y Sc cerrara
defnitivamente el dia del pr6ximo
mes de Mario.
Ell se1o- Colorado, en- su deseo de
hacer un Certamen lucido. ruega (
todes sus amigos le presten su valiosa
cooperation, y a la vez supllca a las
personals que todos los'alos ofrecen re-
galos para los ninos, Sc strvan remitir-
los desde luego, para poderlos anunciar
con tempo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
SESSION DE HOY

A las tres de la tarde Sc declare la
Camara en- session, concurriendo % de-
legados. n
a petici6n del senior Virelia Sc pres.
cindi6 della lectura del acta.
Por las comislones correspondientes
Sc recomienda la aprobaci6n de dis
tintos bills.
Ell II. B ndmere 81 fu6 aprobado
en- 50 lcctura unanimemente, eigual el
H B ndmero 70 sobre impression de las :
disp0sicioneS del Tribunal Supreme.
Tambien fueron pasados en- ga lectu.
ra los II. B. ntimeros 39yoI.
FL II b. nGm IS sobre regulariza-
ci6n de las horas de trabajo, fue apro-
'bado en- ; " ltctura. %
Orden del dia.
Sc aprob6 ell H. B. ndm I5-Se abri6
discussion sobre el II. B mum 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
Rebaja Ell los pasajes
del FerrOcarril

La Directiva del Ferrocarril. de
Puerto Rico ha acordsdo rebajar en-
un 50 p9 los preeios de los billetes de
ida vuelta entire San Juan, Carolina
y Arecibo los pasajeros que quieran
venir San Juan para asistir la re
presentation de la :1zarzuela inglesa
lei Mikado.'
Los billetes seran 1alederos para la
vuelta al dia siguiente de la function,
para obtsnerlos%sefa precise que Sc
presente al Jefe una entrada al
Teatro y asi Sc lie concadera la: rebaja
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
iPuede remcdiarse
esa deficiencia. (.

La casa que actualmente ocupan
las tres escuelas pdblicas de Aguas
BuenaS Sc encu:ntra en- p6smo esta
dc, Y su dueno Ell vista de que el
Ayuntamiento no paede abonarle los
alquileres que lie adeuda, no estd dis.
puesto a efectuar reparaciones en- la
misma
Los pisos ell estado sanitario deja
mucho que desear = 49,
Por tanto seria convcniente que ell
Departamento de.. INSTRUCTION. segdn
ha hecho con la mayoria de los pue-
bios de la Isla. disponga la construc
ci6n de Tin edihcio de MADEIRA para
tres salones o grades. como las cons
truidas en- Pebuelas y Juans Diaz, al
costo de $500 G S. 100, v asf podrian
suplirSe las actualeS deficiencies es
colares de Aguas Buenas. =.
,Eolveremos insistlr sobre ell par
t!cular con nuevos antecedentes acer
ca del referido asunto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
IeSOrcr1a

Siete multas valoradas en- 4L2o Sc
han abonado por comerciantes de Ma
guabo. Salinas, Patillas, Santa Isa bel
Corozal. Naranjito y Arroyo, infrac-
torres de las leyes de Rentas Internas
Los siguientes infractores de las le-
yes de Rentas Internas han 'sido con-
denados L prision por los jueces muni-
cipales respectivos: dos moses, Fer
min Campos, de Anasco; a IS dias, Ave
limo Rivero, de GuAyama Y 80 dias.
Esteban Pereira y Maria Zoila Ortiz,
de Caguas.
09 embargos Sc han levantado por
los colectores de Utuado, Aguada Ma
yagiiez, Ponce. Sabana Grsnde, Are
cibo. GALES y Yauco, despues de CO.
brarse las correspondence centribu-
clones,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
Association de Cat6licos
DE AGUAS BUENAS
Proy6CtaSe Construir una iglesia


El domingo por la tarde celebraron
una reuni6n los miembros de Ia Aso.
ciaci6n de Cat6licos de Aguas Buenas
con ell fin de tomar varios acuerdos
references la construction de una
iglesia para aquel pueblo, que VIC des-
truida Ia que posey6 por ell cicl6n de
San Ciriaco
la subscription alberta para aquel
proyecto llega a 500, y en- breve han
de salr varias comlsiones los barrios
y los pueblos imitrofes, CaguaS,
Comerio Cidra eSta capital. con
ell fin de aumentar Ia llsta efectiva de
suscripclones y asi poder levar cabo
su anhelado deseo
Los miembros de la Junta referida
piensan tambi6n dirigirse a la prensa
del pals para que les ayude en- su di
ficil comisi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
CAHARA DE DELEGADOS
SESSION DE AVER TARnE


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
FieStaS de CarndVal
l,reparaiivoS para IA
procession de "a rc.na

Ne es;%n hacienda iujesos prrpsr-ti
VS. lara "a praces.ds que e IA dc
eirc'uaf en- honor ae IA rcina dc Car
naval rccicn'cmenfc e'rc'a
81 s.dor San Miaau Sc ha cncarga
da del adorno De "a caTroza que IA
de oeupsr la referida reina sus da.
mas DE honor y cl scnor lgaravidez
adornars otras que le. han ssienado.
Jos seaores Colorado. .Filppi. eau.
bet, Gaos, Coade, ~Diaz Navarro. Cor
;es Padial, Bosch. Goyco Casalduc.
Fabian. Palacios y varios ~ameFicanos
'levar4n elegantes cartozas
.Tambi6n Sc preparan varios auto
movies para tonlar parte en- el fes
tival
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
Ell Dr.. YilCarrOAdO

Essa msaana ~ sahao para Sau
LafeHFe a. alNauEaiao mtaloo a4n
fehpe Nsearfoaso. qar alafA "a -
saeuas en diehs pshlao,6a. "a" Is
tat aamaaa aver por ae1. erate =: a. =.
lir muavas 'iag*'.:}S -
h.srtan ae Sa.a. i.orrnse paf a. 'val.s.s
atqHa~een .ag hace con e owes s
fsrafaao fse6Gsaisrs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
Con avep12S

La prensa del colega The. Puerto
Rico Sun, sufrI6 grandes desperfec-
tos mlent1as Sc tiraba la edici6n de
aver, m two per el cual no podra yer
la luz piblica, durante dos tres dias,
el colega.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
En- San Juan

Desde aver Sc encuentra en- San
Juan nuestro amigo ell Lcdo don Fer
nando Marluez, farmaceutiSo estable-
cido en- Caguas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14

Los braceros de Cagues Sc declara-
ron aver en- huelga paclfica reclaman-
do aumento de jornaleS Frente al
club obrero sito en- IA calle del "Inten-
dente Ramirez" sc re1nieron unos 500
trabajadores. y les dirigieron la 9ala-
bra los propagandistas Ferrer y Ora
bona.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
;. ,Eota del dia
e.A


Ncrfras g .csa ah
cue Sc neupa ,=r> nen>ar stnt. =
un atrlNiW lri. .rt tA .rs
tcccshn aran ecl-ria para cl Otlt.
lom aees tau emlnentcs come
Mr. Z .ft ~ NJ fwaker han ia.
do gran1es c>neranras. cast ~
90 aie> = IA comiSion 3c u
Camera 1e Comercio de roncc
que iue Nortcamcrica. apro-
vechsn3o IA reunion extraoidi-
ria 3ei ConSreso para ,nilait
con io> mas eminepte, diputa
dos senaQores y ministros.ro
mo Mr. Faft. 4 TN <Ie que sc
incluvera al cate en- Ia sreforma
@ptoye -tada de las tarifas aran
celariaS
FL trabajo DE- la referida 60
mission no ha sido inutil.
La protection arancelaria al
cafe de Puerto Rico sera obleto
de 2rofunda consideration en-
las sesiones del Otono. es pro
bable que triunfe el proyecto
que al ser defeudldo por nos
otrOS, fu6 calilicado de quimeric0
por aIgunas gentes que no plen
san en- las COSaS. III eStud!an las
CuestlOnes.
Ahora Sc presenta eSta espe-
ranza mas que traen los conf
sionadOs que fueron a Wash
ingtOn, en- auxiliO del provecta.
do emprestitO para Ell cafe. des-
vaneciendo los exajerados es-
crupulosI los inverosiulies te
nQreS de los que ponen en- tela
de juiclo la segurjdad demostra-
da que existe de- que ndestros
a&rlcultores paguen el en-
pr6stito
Con la protection araucelaria.
Sc podran devolver prontamente
los clnco mlll0nes del empress
tito.
Y sera para el cr6dito publico
una demonstration de grandisi
ma p tencia. el poder efectuar
la devOluci0n de la cantidad re.
cibidad en- prestamos, a penas'
los etectos salvadOre5 de la pro
tecci0n del arancel dejasen sea
tlr su 1ntluencia en- nuestra'
aTrulnada agricultural.
al Vez algun funci0nariO de
alma tOrcida V de intenCi0n
perversa. pretendiera hallar unI
argumentO en- contra del en-
prestitO, en- la po>ibilidad. en- la
probabllldad de que Sc conslga
la protection arancelaria.
Sl tenemos esta tpara Que ha
&c falla el empr6stit02
Para completar dlremos 30
sotrOs Ia obra de este
! porque hace falta dineroi
para levantar las fincaS; m di
nero barat0. como Ell que podrial
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