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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-09
Those south American Claims.

Al. Eu,l. p,r,I., ,r \.u,l,rlJ
I' 49,
N''' "''' 81 '"' J"'H'N VI '"' ''N'
arbitration commission j" near the
claims of France aud GERMANY
npoiu,, Nru.,p,I, ...,.,,,,t,,l,,
stndrut, or D,.,p,ulb g,Ir.,r.
II dn NOT l;u,v much ,I,,ut tLr
claims nl thr Nr,. y,,I. anal H..
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-09
4 Confused Director

Director Roberts of the Mint
says \ great increase in the pro.
ducton Of gold means the coinage
of n proportlomate number OF COINS.
There is no limit set by law upon
the amount of gold that may hr
pnt in circulation. No amount of
gold production could lower the
value of money 50 long rs the law
says that Il gold coin shall consist
of specific number of grains oi
metal. An increased coinage
means more money N circulation. y
When Mr.. Roberts says that no
amount of gold production could
lower the value of money, 50 long
ms the law defines a dollar rs 81
many grains of gold, he is simply
measuring gold 10y itself aud X
noring the law of supply aud de.
mand rs it relates To money. or
course the free aud unlimited COIN
age of 25.S grains Of gold bullion
into gold dollar makes IT in
possible for that much gold 10 be
worth less than Il dollar, but II the
volume of money increases more
rapidly than the demand for money
the purchasing price OF the dollar
falls. For instance, nobody who
understands the elementary prln-
ciples of monetary science doubts
that an immediate doubling of the
gold coin in the United States tthc
volume of other money remaining
the same) would result in rising
prices and falling dollars, yet this
is the very principle that the Demo
Gratis fought to establish in 1876.
Subsequent events have rIndIcatrd
the Democratic position; yet Re,
publicans. fuanciers, aud repuled
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-09

Last year kennett raised 81 500
to entertain the drummers, and %
per cent of the amount left is he
ing returned to the subscribers.
The public scool children of Ken:
nett have just finished paying for n
handsome piano from the proceeds
of various entertainments.
The Record says that New Mad
rid would be one of the prettiest
towns in the state if the stock did
hot destroy the trees and shrubbery
by being allowed to run at large.
The report of an alleged attempt
to assassinate Vice President Fair
banks last Wednesday comes from
Flint, Mich. He had just finished
an address to 1000 people when a
supposed anarchist forced his way
through the crowd to Mr.. Fair =
banks side, and as he reached in
his hip pocket three detectives
grabbed him. Mr.. Fairbanks
said he was not aware that any at :
tempt had been made on his life
and treated the matter lightly.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-09
Notice of Administrators Sale

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order OF the Probate Court of the
county of St. Francois, State of Missouri,
made at the April term thereof, and oil
the 18th day OF April, 1905, |, {. 7. WilE
son, administrators Ci the estate OF A. !.
Thurman, deceased, will on the
THIRD DAY OF JULY, 1895,
A, the south front door OF the court house
in the city OF Pennington, in the county
of st, Francois and State of Missouri,
and during the session of the County
Court of said county OF ST. Francois, sell
at public sale for cash in hand, all the
right, title and interest of the said A. J,
Thurman, deceased, III and to the fol.
lowing real estate, to.wit: The north.
east quarter of the northwest quarter and
the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter OF section 10, township 90, range
6 east, containing So acres.
c. p. WILSON, Administ ator.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-09
KNOB LICK.

Miqs Jessie Milne went TO St Louis
Sunday.
Rev. Gross preached at the NJ T..
Church Sunday evening.
Tom lismln and All Medley Went
to Fredcricktown Sunday.
Jack Rsgsdale of Elvins spent sun
day here with home folks.
The excursion had wcll.lilled cars
of pleasure seekers Sunday.
Horace Beaycs of ST. Louis was a
visitor in our town Sunday.
LarkiR Moore of ElYins speut last
week near here with home folks.
Miss Lelha Benton of ST. Louis Wis
tied home folks at Syenile Sunday.
Mrs Maud Weathers Of Columbia,
Mo-, spent Sunday here with relatives.
Thomas Smith and wife nj Elvins
visited relatives here a few day this
week,
Gust Holman and wife OF ST, Louis
are spending the week with Mrs. llol.
mans parents, MIR aud Mrs A &
AsplOff
There was quite awreck on the Mis-
souri, Granite Co. = switch on the 3 st
ult The engine ran off the track and
threw one ear down the damp, Con
siderable damage was done
quite n number Of our Young folk
eniOyed themselves at the basket din
ner at Libertyyille Sunday. Among
them were Misses Mary Wallace, Grace
and Mary llibbills, Mrssrs. Allen Ever
ingham, I'D Mcfarland and Roy ! orb
Martin Moore of Desloge is visiting
home folks near here this week II,
has been employed by the ST. Loui'
smelling and Refining Co. Tor the pa,
year, but has resigned hi, position
aud will go to 81 l.onis to work in III,
near future.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-09
GENERAL NEWS.

Money is being raised IN Pied
mont for the erection of a public
hall in that town, TO he surrounded
by small park.
Last Sunday was one OF the tive
Sundays when Shaw's garden Is
open to the public, and over l. ,O0t
people visited the place during the
day,
At fair in Morgan County, KY,
in a pitched battle between the
members OF the Hargis. Cockerill
fued, three were killed and seven
wounded.
Thomas Cunningham, mayor OF
Joplin. has II salary of 1000 from
the Office but he refuses to draw it
for himself, but uses it to fix the
streets in that town.
The announcement is made that
the ancestral home of the Capulets
at Verona is to be sold. This is
the place made famous by Shake
peare in Romeo and Juliet. Sev.
eral Americans are mentioned as
purchasers.
The Russians have II well trained
corps of red cross dogs, who carry
first aid to the wounded on the
battlefelds. Their principal duty
is to hunt up wounded men in out
of the way places, and are of great
advantage in saving lives.
Kansas City thieves have been
making rich hauls by breaking in
to nnoccupied houses when the res.
idents were away. One house
was robbed of thousands Of dollars
worth of valuable jewelry, laces
and silverware Il compile Of weeks
ago,
Nan Patterson has felt so keenly
her position since she was released
from Jail for murder, that instead
OF drawing So 900 week, she has
decided to leave the stage. In sew.
eral towns where she was to APP
pear the women signed II protest
against her appearance, and very
few attended the performance.
Miss Nellie Rivers, the novelist,
was presented to King Edward at
a late drawing room reception
in London, and she wore one of
the most beautiful robes ever seen
on such an occasion, the lace flow.
ers trimming the dress having been
made for the Empress Frederick
William of Prussia. About 1000
persons were presented that day,
II large number of them being
Americans.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-09

Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia,
backed up by the awakened people
of that city, has succeeded in
thwartiing the footing of the city 5
gas works by the Council and the
United States Gas improvement
Company. II was believed That
when the council passed the bill
disposlng of the gas works to the
company for period of seventy
five years for q mere song compare
lively, that the corrupt political ma.
chine that has run the city time
ont Of mind would he able to pass
the measure over the mayor : veto,
Notwithstanding the Indignation
which the action aroused; but the
people and the mayor got busy
and the latter began to force the
resignation of some Of the city
bosses who were in the game, made
such bold stand against the steal
that the company and the council
weakened in the face of public in.
dignatiOn, aud both branches Of
the council Withdrew the ordinance
This shows what public opinion
may do even i'll the ease of cor.
rupt and stubborn Legislative body
and an arrogant monopoly when it
gets wide awake and is backed up
by determined executive. But
the people are so slow to wake up
to the enormity Of the crimes that
are committed in their name under
the guise of Doodle enacted laws,
that something unusually out
rageous must be done to arouse
them. Philadelphia has been
probably the worst political ma.
chine ridden city in the country,
but it begins to LOOK as if the ma
chine is broken. and if the people
will keep awake they will be able
to mold the machine under. If the
people of the country would rise up
in Just Indignation and stand by
President Roosevelt in his rate reg
uiation and buy where you can buy
the cheapest policies, and he him
self will stand pat and firm on
those propositions, even a trust
ridden Congress may be brought to
zee the light. !
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-09
BISMARCK BREvlTlES.
+. NJ Prizes, was in town Sunday.

/. VI Priest was ia town Sunday.
T Is. Smith OF EIyins was in town
this week.
Work on the streets and county road
was begun this week.
Alessrs. Harry Cantwell and John
STAN were in town this week.
John Ililzemann and family Of DE-
Soto ale visiting relatives here.
Chas pelot WAS seen on our streets
Wednesday, after m absence OF three
years.
Marshal HUFF went To Pennington
Tuesday to take two boys who were ar.
rested here
DIR. L. IL WaIrn aud brother are
making q trip to Ste. Geneyicye in the
buggy this week
:. D. Wood has rented his farm to
his son, Clarence, and has moved Into
Mir. iloor's property.
Chas Schaper, Harry McGrew aud
+. NJ. Sinclair transacted cuisines, IN
Pennington one day this week,
Geo MAtkins horse ran away last
Monday between here and EIyin, and
struck a COW. killing her Instantly.
j NJ Hawkins aud wife and daugh.
tcIs. Misses Icota and Emma, OF Belle
view, were visitors here Sunday, Miss
Leota remaining over this week with
her sister, Mrs. Morris
Three wedding last week. 'l
Miss Victoria Sykes aud DR.. ". )
Cobb, Miss MolIie Garrett aud Cliff
Suuthlerland, aud Miss Nellie DaCc and
Mr.. Meyer ot Doe Run The owl cN.
tends congratulations to all.
A new time card will go into effect,
We understand, on the lOih, and the
larger portion OF the freight now han.
died over the |. NJ. vii! go by way oi
the 81. Louis Valley, crossing the new
rhebcs bridge.
Dir. " c. Reece Of Elyins passed
through here Tuesday en- route home
from Sumeryille, where he had beeu
to attend the funeral Of his mother
Mrs. Recce died OF Il stroke Of paraly-
sis, just f"rty-one days after the death
of her husband. owl"
DR.. j /. Eaton visited Iron Noun
tain Wednesday,
Arthur Nicely is erecting new
; dwelling house.
The Baptist Sunday School had a
pleasant outing Thursday last.
The local lodge, Court OF Honor,
will give picnic here JuIy 4th
j. j johnson, stockman of Bel.
grade, was on our streets Thursday.
Tom McVey is at Iron Mountain
plas,ering some houses for the new
company
Conductor Gaynor Of the Illinois
Southern has moved into the Shaner
property.
Mrs. Edward brew Of Belgrade is
visiting her parents, MIR and Mrs W.
T.. Butler
Foster Van Lear aud vile of ST
Louis visited the family 0t W f. But.
Ter Sunday
A game OF tall was played here
Sunday between the local team aud the
| Hickory Grove nine.
Messrs j. G. Clanton, j. S. Barger
aud S. NJ. Collier were on Big river
fishing few days this week.
Rev John Martin, who is suffering
from cancer of the face and neck, was
removed from here TO Fredercktnwn
Friday.
Messrs. Rivers and Boyer were here
Friday ms attorneys in the litigation be.
tween Mayor Murphy and "Cheap
John The result was hung jury.
There was very pretty wedding al
the home of j. NJ. Burke Wednesday,
, the contracting parties being DIR. W.
:. Cobb of De Soto and Miss Victoria
Sykes of Bismarck, Rev, H. }. LaTour
officiating VIcroR.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-09

experts in money continue 10 USE
language which indicates that they
do not understand the meaning OF
the cumulative theory of money
The tommomcr.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-09

The Massachusetts editorial AS
sociation has withdrawn their del.
egates to the National Association
meeting at Guthrie, Okla, because
A big buffalo hunt and Wild West
show was:.arranged for the Sunday
entertainment.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-09
Has Stood the Test rs Years.

The old, original GROVES Tasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what you are
taking, 1t is iron and qunine in a
tssleless form. No cure, no pay. Boo,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-09

The lronton Register ack
uowIrdgrs the receipt of the first
peaches Of the wear.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-09

Hon. John + Shearlock was man
between 90 and - years OF age, had
lived in Ste. Geneyieye and st. Fran
co.'s counties for good many years,
engaged in farming and sawpilling,
and represented Ste Geneyieye county
in the Thirty Eighth General Assembly
lie was for n number of years active IL
politics, took lively interest in pub
lie affairs and kept himself well in
formed on current issues and men.
James Cunningham is about 40 year
of age, comes of one Of our best tami
lies, and this trouble in which he ha,
become involved is severe blow /,
hts aged father and mother, brother
and sisters, no less than to his wife AM
children, with the last of whom iamiI.
ties are all but irrevocably sundered
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-09

peace, then issued q warrant for Cum
ningham's arrest, he was taken charge
OF BY Sheriff Crokc and brought TO
Pennington and placed in jail. On
Saturday, under instructions Of Prose.
cutting Attorney Wilson, he was admit
ted TO bail TO await the preliminary
examination before squire Young,
who fixed the bond AT go, 200, and
jue 18th was set for the preliminary
examination in Pennington.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-02
InC8DdiO de una CIlO
"a en- BarcgIOneia.
LamgntaeI0nGS % un maFidO,
FscuntIdSt,
Entusiasmo por los triunfos del
Japon.
lDe 2aasestr0 o0grespln8a J

Junio 1. En- an barrio IlamSdo ID
SAbana SO le incendi6 su chozs 3 uns
lnfellz mujer LIamSda Maria Pf9 Ro-
dF1guez congecuencia de hR bar encan-
dido una lampaTitR de aceite para cum
plir una pr0mega y saliF despu6s ca
sol1cltud de sguR & an poz0 aIgO dis
tsnte.
Maria cargo sus dos hiiitos & IL casa
de una vecinRlpor tenor de que IlorG.
ran dnrante "a ausepcis, y de no haber
adivinsdO 81 peljgr0 los hubiese hRlla-
do,cnnvertidos en- cenizBs.
HaIl6ndOnoa en- Ia AIeSldfa pad6-
nea de Rqni pudimon enterRrnos de las
lamentaciOnsg de IN pobre csmpesino
de Fl0rida Afuera que s0licitaba eI
inscribiF dos nidOs gemelos. regslo
con que 10 hR obaequiado ga espOga en-
eBtOs diag, nos dCcfa: GMire uated,
nor. no teugo solo ID nocha eI dia
en- tres nos que llevo de mttrimO-
MO pepfe5tO IR mujer me hR palfo gu0.
res dos visjes y les cuRtrO muchAchos
rnachOg g0SG9a de pegfetG sGlal.2
-Nuestro diatiDguido y apreciable
Gmig0 d. Ramon Otero Colmaneroy Ii
bella seh0rita CsTmela Bus6 han con
trAido matrim0nio en- Naguaboy 6iM6n
su resideE cia en- eRte pobIad0 de B8ree-
l0netR.
-EI seIor BlilI ha moptRdo una TO-
tog,sffa en- 10 casa de dvns Ssrapia
Glgo.
Han sido Iefdas con entusiasmo en-
la looRIidRd las noticias del triunfo del
JRp6n.
LA apreCiabIe Stta. Carmen T :
mas Sc ha despedido para residir a.
ga tempo en- Ponce. $
So hSlIs en- CANA con fabFe nuet
tro amigo el j1vsn don Francisco V4Ig.
-El P4stor protestante don Ffan-
cisco March6n Sc encuentyR On este o.
b!ado.
Las bellas y esDiritusIeu sen lritau
Cecilia y Marie VizcRrrondo amigaa
nuevaG lGs cuRles estim9mos de veFas
cuentan con grandes simpatfas en- eats
lOcRlidad.
Pronto vendrSu & dar an psaeo Z
este p0b!ado nuestras estimadfsimas y
enCentadoEas amigos seforitas Encar.
nGCi6n y CruCita Gomez.
-Dhmos eE r6Slma & nuestro amigo
don r InfAnte por la muerte de su
ido'atradO hermano.
-Otra nuevA fonda Sc hs alberto
aquf en- el sitio lIsmGdo eLH MSrinaS
El bSileCito Celebrado on d Caaa
del sefior F0rtszR resuIt6 animadfsimo
y luCfan sus enCRntos bsllas y encRnts-
dora &c floritea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-02
COSI AS

Cuando VI 81 director de Sci CArnG.
valS Eentado en- el bRrquill0 de Los aCu-
sados syer, nareci6me taImente an San
Antonio de Padua faIifcRdo, y no me
rel por rea9et0 al Duger.
POr LSbeLO NADIA menOs era ID aCuga-
ci6n que como espAda de Dzna0oles es-
tabR guspendida g0bre 81 craneO de
Barreiro.
El fiscal echsbRle freuco de 10 Undo,
pero mas .fresc0 eltAbael periodistl.
Rossy no parecfa esfngey antes 81
cOntrsrio. defendi6 con calor 81 acusR-
do, estAbleCiendo r. difsrencia que
existfG entire "a entidad funcionRrio y
ID personGlIdGd que como particular
pudiers tener el CArioRturRdo.
LN base principal de So defanss.
poYque tambi6a foe ID del fiscal, fu6
ID pRiabra bTtG1G, mOdismO usual parB
EigaifioAr que una persona eets CesRnte,
que atraviesR situaci6n dihSil.
MuchRs pergonas del p1blico abIfan
los ojos espantRdos, como dSndose pOr
RludidGG.
Terminado 81 iuiciO, Rcusador y aCu-
sado 6i6ronse 10 mRno aniatosRmente.
CeIebrAmos que hsya salido air0EO
ell compafisrO, y que sOrteaFe Sci Car
nAval9 ese escoIIo, esa ley dura, que
amens zSr parece Constantemente Ii Ii,
beFtRd del pensamianto. enVolViend6
por tOdGs parties 81 periodista.
Siguen des6Iando ante los iuaCes de
esta ciudad, nifIos RcusRdos de delitoG.
contra la propiedad.
AIgunos cAsoa podrfAn ser caIificR-
dos pOF escalamientO mas que por hur-
to. como aconteoe por 10 regular.
No dudamog que algunos p0r deter
minismo fatal, c0meten aqueIlOS actos
tRl vez Sin verjRdeFa ConcienCia de 10
que hAcen: pero no dudamo1 tAmp0Co,
que en- otrOs cas0B sean instig ADDS pOF
peTaOnas mHyoFeB.
Un buen serviciO halft ID poIicfa 81
unieOe s au 0Cci6n mscSnicR, Ia de In.
vastigGT con Cie1to tacto y diaCVeC:6D.
pues ali pudierR e guir u pista & los
instigadores, 8 los que abusan de Ia nj
neg impuIaSndola actos criminaIes.
Y nadA hemos podii0 inf lrmRr al
p6biic0 de Las CfcinRs del Departs
mento Consolidate.
No ocurre ALI, & juzgGa por los re-
suItRdos. que merezCa lol h1norss de
la pubIicidad. e die de las reBponsa-
biIidadeH, cAda uno tOmRF6 ID parte
que le corresponds. lBien por Ia liber'
tad
GUARIONEX.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-02
Las fGStaS a Maria
en- Aracih0 iugTOR
nUy IucidaS.
Fl director Do IA oSCusla Indus
trial EMBARGO.
PsgOs Do las atGRClOnGS del mu.
nielpIO.
(De aesestr0 Corrsspon8al.) }

JUNO 1.-El sabado Sc espeFa en-
eSta ciudad al seflor Obispo de pa
so para Utuado para cuya ciudad
saIdFa Ell luneS. regresando de nue.
vo a AFecibo ell s8bado 10 del CO.
rriente para eltOnceS cOmenzar las
confiFmaciones.
CJn brOche de orc han termi-
nado las fiestas del mes de Mayo
dedicadas a la Virgen Maria por
sus amantfsimas hijas y bajo cuya
protection estuvo eI llfimo dia.
El altar ara IN conjunto de lu-
ceS el6ctricas y Velas en- brillante
combination que le daba un her
mosO aspecto apareciendo la imagen
bajo de un arcO de preciosas bonn
billas.
La concuFFencia numerosisima
invadfa las tres naves de esta am
plia iglesia; pFedic6 nno de IS frai-
les misionerOs que Sc encuentran
en- esta localidad.
En- el vapor americana que sa-
le para los Estados Unidos ell pro-
ximo martes Sc embarca ell apreca-
BILE director de esta escuela indus
trial Mr. Taylor, Este distinguido
professor deia muy bueLos Fec6eFdos
en- AFecibO.
lie deseamos un feliz v;aie.
Ell fot6grafo senior Ortiz ofrace
un nuevo attractive n su acFedita-
da galerfa concedienGo FegalLs
las personals que alif Sc retratan.
ApFovechar la bnena OCCASION.
-DuFante el pasado mes de Ma
70 Sc han registrado en- este Re-
gistro cigil 97 defunciones, l47 ma
cimientos y "a matfimonios
Ell % del pasado mes de Mayo
fueron ordenados los pagos de las
atenciones de este municipio cores
pOndientes q dicho mes. Dor ell al
calae senoF Perez lAviI6s.
Sc encuentra en- esta eiudad
de paseo ell DOCTOR Narciso DovaI
de esa capital que Sc encuentra en-
uso de- licencia en- SUI plaza de me-
dico titulaF de San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-02

En- Ponce IlaulR la atenci6n de algu.
ns gente Chnsra 81 que los uni0niatat
uaHquellac ciudad ZEE pr0ponga publican
nm diario en- foFma de magazine
iHombrel Ya estos GaaeaSc0nas as0ates
Sc sienten tan Celpsos del idioma, que
apensa ven q uno- daseosO de il pFaC-
ticando on ID leIguR de Lord ~. de
Lord z. Bgron-no Yayan ustedes 4
Greer que solo hay L0ges en- ell depaF-
tamentO de instEucci6n-se indignan
y salen enseguid9 Ditorreandonos.
-tMiren & esos --pRreCe que die
ran.--iY que publican magazines! =
Uyi iQWe p9IlRG98i Isl uatedes no
sRben hablar ingIes nj quieren gsber
del iDg'6l
tYalfente nanerR es esq, de conven-
ceFnoal Sefior, cada uno se QT4e1epes3G
con 10 que puede. All Los unionistAs
de Ponce ejeTcen IN PEI fsCtO deracho
81 idear IA publication de un magazine
Est9Y SECURE que ESQ no le disgustsrs
Mr.. FRlkner, que est6 empeflsdo- r
dieho sea sin RIudir aingleses de min
gun g6ner0- que todos LOS honrR-
dOs-ly & muchs honTA II; jos de ests
TERRA ser amos mas irg 6s que ID Visne.
De AhorR pG LGmbe como s6 que & Ios
0merioQnis6JSl0S learde, todO 10 pequi-
TO que hs podido aprender de
ingt6g, 10 VOy & l. rgaf en- estos naGgG-
zines -djgO, cr6niCHs. 8 10 que sean.
De 0tra pRrte, qp6 diablosl contri-
buye uno con "a pequefio 6VGlO 8 en- la
medida de 0us ConpcimientoS bilinQI 81.
& ID diffusion del ingl6s en- Snuestras
mAaas.1
Y no seals tan egoistas, sefIores a0ae-
g6cGm6sGaates. SQq6 dirSn de ustedes
en- Uaa6ite ste 8 en- al Y6pGaa5s empire?
B YuGrdenStGnd?
Un magazine .. republicano del
oeste viene hablando "a mar de cosal
de los unionistRs. porque no Eomo1
partidarios del aGoi0saGZisnao
SNacionalism0 de Que. mag frSead2
Nosotros los puertorriquefil IS no
Bomos naCi6n. ESQ 10 sabe cualquiera
que no sea IN m0gdgiae. republic
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