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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-23
GAITHERSBURG NEWS.
Interest in Coming Town Election
General and Personal Items.
,eeiaI Correspondence Of The Star


GAITHERSBURG, Md. April %, 1906
Funeral services over the remains of Mrs
Agnes Phebus of this place who died Fri
day of consumption, were held this after
noon at the Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church South. She was aged about forty
years, and was the eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sylvester G. English of Wash
ington Besides her husband, Mr. John T.
Phebus, six children survive the youngest,
an infant daughter. Six cousins OF the
deceased served as pallbearers, and inter-
ment was made in Forest Oak cemetery
Rev. Thomas J. Lambert. pastor of Grace
Church, of which she was a member, Of
ficiated.
Mr. Peyton Gordon has returned to his
home here after spending the winter in
Washington.
Mr. Nathan A. Walker has sold his farm
containing 1862 acres at Washington Grove
to Mr.. Jesse L. Burns The price paid
was $4,000
Interest in the approaching town election
for mayor and four councilmen which
takes place early in May is manifest Mayor
Carson Ward and Councilmen Thomas /.
Fulks and Joseph c. Phebus are announced
as candidates for reelection. But an OPP
position ticket seems probable. 10 receive
the support of the town people who diff
fered with the old board in the reform
movement recently carried out, which re-
suited in the passage OF several amend
ments to the town ordinances. In this con-
nection Mr. John w. Walker. leading
citizen and having large real estate inter-
ests, is being urged to announce himself
candidate for the mayoralty. Mr.. R. II.
Miles. formerly a councilman. Is also men
toned for election again. The council re-
Gently took action regulating the speed OF
automobiles In the corporate limits. pro
hibiting faster locomotion than six miles an
hour.
DR.. Garpett w. Etchison has contracted
for the erection of handsome brick resi-
dence on Brookes avenue to cost about
4, 200 He recently bought lot from Mr..
Thomas b. Brookes containing one-third
acre for $500 Mr.. Martin Heinz 1t Is un-
derstood. was the successful bidder for the
contract.
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Addicks Wants Alice to RESIGN.

j. Edward Addicks was In Wilmington
yesterday. He demanded that Senator AL
lee resign in the interests of harmony in
the republican party in Delaware This.
he declared, would necessitate special ses-
sion of the legislature, which could end the
warfare by eIecting Addicks and a regular
republican to the two senatorships. There
is no possibility of Alice resigning, al
though 1t was reported at the time of his
election In 1903 that he would soon resign
in favor OF Addicks. Even IL he should,
however, Addicks would not be successful.
Addicks further declared that there would
be full and separate union republican
ticket throughout the state in the Novem-
Der election. II this should be the case the
democrats are likely to have ma jority at
the next session of the legislature, which
will select two senators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-23
Four Dead in coney Island Fire.

Four lives were lost early yesterday in a
fire which swept away a stable and row
of three-story frame fat houses In Coney
Island and nearly thirty families were rem
dered homeless. The dead are: Dennis Nc
Grath, aged seventy-fve years; Peter Nc
Grath his son. thirty-fve years; John
Brown, thirty-four years; James Garvin.
twenty-eight years McGrath and his son
were partners in the trucking business and
Brown and Garvin were employed by them
as teamsters and stablemen. They made
their home In an extension adjoining the
rear of the stable The positions of the
bodies when discovered by the ffremen sew
eral hours after the outbreak indicated
that the victims had been awakened by
the intense heat. but were overcome while
trying to reach the DOORS
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Laurel to Aid San Francisco.
al Correspondence of The Star.

LAUREL, Md, April %, 1876.
The Laurel High School has arranged to
repeat for the benefit of the San Francisco
sufferers the operetta entitled "A New
Years Reception" next Wednesday even-
ing A number of Laurels leading citizens
will take part in the performance.
Samuel Oliver Baldwin, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Baldwin. jr., suffered a
fracture of his left leg by a fall yester-
day.
The Laurel post Office viii be open from
IL am. to II noon on Sundays hereafter. in
stead of in the afternoon as heretofore.
Just For Fun" a comedy in three acts,
was given at the Academy of Music a few
evenings ago under the auspices of the pu-
pills of public school No. B. 1t was a great
sucppcS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-23
Maine Association Meets.

At the regular meeting of the Maine AS
ISOLATION Saturday evening an excellent
program. in charge of Miss Georgia Per-
ham. was presented as follows: Piano solo.
Miss De Coster; vocal solo, Mrs. Frederick
Chase: Rev. John Van Schaick then read
very Interesting paper describing his trip
into the Maine woods with Or. Harvey.
which was supplemented by some amusing
Incidents OF the same trip told by DR..
Harvey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-23
Funeral of BENJAMIN Arth.

Funeral services were conducted at 2
o'clock this afternoon by Rev. J. E. A.
Doermann, pastor of Grace Lutheran
Church, over the remains OF Benjamin.
Arth, who died suddenly near 30th and
S streets Saturday afternoon Interment
was In Rock Creek cemetery.
The pailbearers were Messrs. Robert LIB
by, John Rooms. r. C. Raub. Witzel, II. p.
kern-and Charles Rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-23
Charge Of Embezzlement.

Endorsement was the charge which was
fled In the Police Court this morning
against Aloysius Brown. who was arrested
last week by Detectives Burlngame and
weldon or the detective bureau. The hear
ing III the case was continued until Wednes-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-23
Robes of White Embroidery and Lace, S. to SIS
Arrived at ll:3O This Morning.
Shirt Waist Patterns at $500 to So
3oc to ST Flowers at &c for Choice


millinery chief
punches flowers
ST. choice peacock feathers EACH quilts
Promise and ribbons Some of the
sale endvo
respond promptly. Open until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-23

Frederick E. Platt, brother OF Senatoy
Piatt. died at Owego. N. r.. last night al
the age OF e.ghty-seven years.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
COLON|A DOM|N|clNA
Celebration del 63 anlversa.
rio de la Republica
Dominicana.

Aver, con motive de ser dia del SO
snivsrssrio dc 10 Iudependercla de
So nto Domingo, hubo rscepci6n en- el
Consulsdo de dichs RsT GblicA en- San
Juan, por la mafiSna y tarde,
Fl sa'6n estAbs srtisticsments
Adornado con trG fsos simbSlicos dc la
RepGblics y de los inicladorss de la
glorloss EpopeyA, los pr6cerss Duar.
to, Sanchez y Mells.
AsiRtisron, AdsmSs de los st flores
de la coloniA dominicanS 90 esta Ca
pital, much's damss y cabGlleros AN :
gos de la pa ria quisqusyana y sus
gloriAs.
Visitaron tambisn el Conaulado el
Presidents Morales y su harmano
General Antonio Morales.
El sen 1r Medina y 81 eat mable
esposa hieieron los honores 4 la con-
rercis, repartiendose entire Gsta
licoIes exquisitoa.
Hiclsron uSo de Ia palabra elo-
cusntements los seaores Consul NSdI-
ms; Carlos Morales, ex-Presldsntsi
Enrique JimereE, Gx Ainistro de Jus
tIeia Ipstruesi6n Fdblics; y los Pc
riodi'tss Victor NJ. de Castro y Pedro
M Arch ambault.
Los domlnioAnos tuvieron Aysr Or
die de grata rscordSci6n para lei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
c. Armstrong.
Presidents

RCSOLUCION que la sEcCION DE
PONCE DE LA CAMARA DE
COMERCIO DE PORTO RICO,
somete & la confederation del Co.
msrcio dc 10 Isla.
POR CUANTO, dos E,cuelss SON
las que ipforman en- nuestros dfas, al
movimiento dc las Scciedsdss civili-
zadas en- su evolucl6n economics: son
elias, Ia Escuela libre esmbists y la
Escuela protecsionista;
POR Gu UANT0. & esta Ultima %.
cuela 30 ha accgldo, mas que nipguna
otrA en- el mundo, Ia naci6n america
na y & ello dsbsse, en- gran psrts qui.
zG, el progrsso incompatible de csc
pals, del cuel formamos parts;
PoR CUANTo, sl .istsma proteo.
cionista sntraha como conseeusncis
insludible cisrtOs saorihcios de parte
de una industria en- benshcio de otrs
industria, de unos intereses en- bsneti-
clio de otros intereses, y vice versa; J
en- general, 81 copssntimlento tactic
del Oonsumidor en- pagsr preeios mai
elevados por el artfeulo 8 pre- ductt
domessico impuls&ndoas aaf las indus
triaa y productos nscionalss hacia o,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
NOTAS D|VERSAS
Regalo al Papa. Magnf6ca
obra de tapiceria. -Bn
demanda de divorcio

La familiA dc Ia fnads condesa de
VAlmor. antigua dana de honor de ls
Rsina mslia de Portugal, 90 ha ooues
to q 10 eiecuei6u del .e'tsmento hech6
por dicha condeSA en- virtud del cual
lsgs al Papa su fortuna que ascIeude
& $4,000 900.
Ell gobierno frances hs resuslto
caviar & Miss Alice Roosevelt, como
regalo de bods, una msgDitca obra
de to p.cerfa de estilo gobelino. Esta
pisza mide Is pies dc altura repro
dose feImer ts el cuadro de El MINUS
critic, del pintor Aleman Carlos F, Her
mann, disefpulo de Cornelius.
Una nuier de BGfSlo, EstsdoI
Unidos, he llevado un curioso regis.
tro de las borrscherAs de su marido
desds ell primer de de su matrimonio,
J al cabo de ocho sfios Sc hs presen'
tado ante las sutoridades en- demsnds
de divorcio, alegande que su ssDoso
SO ha smbrisgAdo, exaetamente, 100;
vecss en- sl tempo qUe llevRbsn ds
casAdos.
La polIoiA de Berlin he arres
tado 4 un espfa ipglea.
I'm poder del dstsnido faeron en-
eontrados gran pdasro dc pspslsI qu'
10 eompromsten gravemsnts J prusbar
" condiei6u do espia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
CARTAS OETENIOAS
En- Ia Administrator de Co.
rreos sc sncuentran dete-
midas las siguientes.

Francisco Quir6s AL ces, Nicolas
Alicea, Pspa Apcnte, Asunci6n Ayals,
Francisco Bass, Pttrona Vszluez.
Nicolass Ve'azquez, L. Bsrtsn, L Ar.
thur Bryan, AZ; Bulnes & GO, Maria
Caballero, Juan CaidC, Florentino
Casanever, Csrmsls CAsarss, Charles
Carlson, Johuben Cedo, Louis W
Crane. Manuel Cruz, Caudido Cru,
Baudilia Collszo, Miguel Figuerec,
Maria F que go, Jusna G Garcfa, Loren.
"a Garcia, GenAra Garcia, James q.
Gocwlp, An.orio Gonssltz, Frsnciseo
GopzSlez, Teresa e Gonxslez, Clau'
de Il CONN
Link Grlgsby, Mrs. Gurnsy, Mag
gle, Emilia Hernandez, Carnuta Irue'
u, Asturo Puig Jirau, Thomas King,
Lucisn LAnslos (Aos cartasl Francisco
Perez MArtfnez, Isabel Msrtintz, Joie
Msnendez, J. A. Mcdonald, Amalis
Navarro, Cathrlns Nottingham, mol
bslto OIorio, P. O.wald, Antonio Ole
70, Luis Pssaro, Ramon Quihones
lacInto Rivera, Leonor Romero, To
mas Sanchez, Jacinto Soles, Nanus
Soto, sarsgozA Torres, Dalia Torres
Jose Torres, Miguel Toro, Eduardo
del VAlle, CasImiro VslsatIn, Anto
uio VaSqusz, Lucy Wise.
AlNs psrsouas cue IoliciIsu cuAl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
FL VAPOR cOAM0
Pasajeros salidos aver en- di-
cho buque, con desti-
no a Nueva. York.

Mercedes Soils, Geo,gs Hkrtord,
J M SolS, Eduardo Ssirz. B Joachim,
Frank @ Baker, D G Methepy, 10
ward W Hubbard, FIJI tchsoek, w
q Sage, john Evsn, AOoalinskJ, AL.
fred Musy, jose Ne Nsnentes, ArBie
smith, Sarah Smith, Mary Hoichkiss,
Fred Raynold, Geo F Vresland, Tho.
mas A Allen, Bishop Earl Granst n
& wits, W W King, w G Gregg, l.
Gregg, Jenris Rutsp, Nelson M BA-
rrett, A A Armington, q q Hammond,
A H Miller, D Il Miller, Louis S Ba-
dour, A w Brierley, Carmelis G
Pratts, Otillio Zspats, Louis T Lsbsr,
Tsodoro T,ffsl, Frark R Guy, 10
Willord, P Holman, Chester Winters
, c Dors, ] A Henry, c L Wilcox, Van
derrick L Ladner, M Scandinavian
J r Glib & Wife, d B Dillon, L w
Frost, Jas W Rose, Lola Osoric, f L
Harrington, A J Kinmouih, NJ b
Evans, W q Creveling, D B Holmes
, VIM Allan, EvA Rollins, Frank @
May, s G Storm, C N Palmer, J ]
Oller, w b Browp, Jas w Cooper
L P Mccormick F w Schnidt VIM
G CrossmIn, Irving h Smith, @ F
Hotehki,s. Pauline Reynold, Florsne
Mclean, Fred Ritter, 7 s winnanu
L Potter, I 8 FsnibSrg, 9 s Grsbsr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28

presente, y & realixar 10 que nosotros
no vacilsmos en- cali6car un acto
do juaticis. Y rlss, una y mil veces,
cuando ponsmos do manifesto 10 pc
nuria do nusstros cafeteros, 10 nos ha
rscordado 10 famosa frase del ilustrs
Samuel Smiles, sl Self help, parece
ha llegado el momento de que el pals
Sc ayude q q mismo, buscando dentro
de sus propios recuraos, 81 amparo
do las ventAiaa que le proporciona ~
sStatus, actual, el medic de suxiliar
& 10 indultria cafstera. De shf que
ssta Seeci6n, sintiendose, como 80
sients, respAldada por sl concurso del
Comeroio de cate Dlstrito, aeordars,
On la Session dc refsrencla, hacer suya
10 moci6n presentada por uno de los
miembros do su Dirsetivs, y 10 cual
90 traduce por la Resolution cuya CO.
pia acompa1amos.
81 esa Honorable Corporation que
usted preside, 20 sisnts dispueata q
patrocinar tal Resolution ante una
AsAmblea General do Commentaries y
Agricultores de cafe dc la Isls, noso-
tros 10 sxhertamos & que convoque di
cha AsambleA dentro del plaxo mAs
brave pcsibls; & ella acudirA este Sec
ci6n de Ia Ckmara dc Comercio, y ali
defenders eata Resolution, en- 10 con.
viccl6n fntima de que las razones gus
90 aducirkn, seran suAcientss ptra dist
par cuantos argumentos pusdan ofes'
osrss on contra de 10 misma.
No queremos nj per IN momento
que tal Resolution, patroc'nads POI
noAotros, 40 interprete ct M una me-
didA de represalis, ya que los srroce'
ros de la ketr6poli no son, en- marers
slguna, rssponsables do IL ipiussicis
de que son victimas nuestros csfsts
ros. QuizG 81 sllos, pslpando, como
palpan, los vsntaias do 10 Tsrita pro
teetora, 90 conviertsn en- nuestroi
msieres avxlliarss, tAnto por 10 iuah
fcado do 10 Resolution, como porqus
81 asoeisrss & nuestro esfasrzo, do
IfsndsrGa sus propios intereses, & lo
CD ales periudicarfa notablements !,
pkrdidR de un mercado tan important
como Porto Rico. No 90 trats, puei
de represslis; 81 patrc clnar los fne
Ique la Resolution entrsfis, aspiramo
tan a6lo & utilizar los msdios de gu
disponemos para ayttdarnos d nosotrO
nlisnos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
cuRIOSA LOTtR|A
Un ioven americana, hermo-
so, Sc pone en- rifa entire Sc
noritas caSaderas.

Sismpre 90 hs pretendido que el
casamiento es una LoterfA. Tai vez
ser& en- viriud de sse adsgio que un
buen moxo de New York quien segdu
unos rsclAmos de los peri6dicos nor
tsamsricanos, Is declare 81 mismo
persona irreprochAble y eofrscisndo
el Aapecto mas sgrSdabls SO puso en-
loteria.
A peSAr de su ipteligepcis, & pesar
de su valor, dice, no habfa podido
conseguir IL fortuna en- los ntgocioS
por 10 cuAl recurre al gran spegocIo de
10 vida, que 90 el caaamiento,s diri
giendcss & todas las sehoras de bue
nA educaci6n, de buena salud, de ge
nio sgrAdable, etc., J naturalmente,
que no sean casadaS.
Cada una de diehss senoras ten
dr6 que depostAr Ia suma de veinte
| y cinco frances como eptrada en- o.
iuego. El harmoso i6ven hAbra pueE
TO bsjo lello an LGmaro. Despues lsI
sehoras tsndran que adivinar sss nd
msro, y 10 que 80 acerqus mas & 6
ganark el msrido.
Pero, Dios mfol que suceder& .
dos mujersu Adivinsn Ell ndmeroP
quiera de eataa cartas, se les suplicI
que digan 90 sDe 10 liltas J den, & Ii
Ivss, o. pdusro cue ls corresponds,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
peceden ura read o desconsoadors ca enamen
e los popdstos de las siguienes, carta Rssouciin:

Sisndo asf que el Protsecionismo no
ss en- rssdmen sino sl apoyo que mu.
tuaments se prestsn las clases consu.
midoras , les classs productoras, el
pafs, oil secundar, como seguraments
sssundarA, IL inieiativa de esta CO
mara, dsrA Supplements con clio una
gran prusbs dc altruismo; pues, com.
promes' eadose & consumir a,rcz ex-
trapgero, 90 impons igualmente sl So
crificio dc psgar un tsnto mas caro-
nm arifeulo de gran eonsumo en- bene-
fcio de 10 riqpezA insular, dsssmps.
rada por esA Tarifa Dipgley, que, on
general, al Psfs tanto favorece.
Suplicamos al Board Of Trade de
Porto Rico, que I'd. tan dignsmente
preside, se sirva considsrsr oil ssunto
y manifesiarnos su mansra de sentir
sobrs el particular.
Quedamos, con la considerable
mas distipguida,
Secci6n de Ponce de la C6nar0
de C0rnercio de P. II.
c. Armstrong.
Presidcnts
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28

Ponce, P. r Fsbrero do 906.
Sr. Presidents del Board Of Trade,
San Juan P. r.
SeHor:
In la session celebrada el die de
los corrientss por esta Secci6n de la
CGmara do Concrete do Puerto Rico,
20 di6 lsstura & ~ carta fecha 30 dc
Ensro, en- Ia cual acusa usted recibo
do la communication que esta Secci6n
dirigiera q ese Centric, asi como 10
CAmara de Comercio de San Juan, y
Secci6n de 10 misma en- Msyagu'z.
Ia sido para esta Camara muy
satisfaetorio el YER que 10 Directivs
del Board OF Trade de Porto Rico 90
encuentra dispuesta & secundar nues-
tras inieiativss pAra ssguir la campa.
IA emprendida hAce afios con objsto
do aliviar 10 situaci6n do nuestros Ca
feteros, recabando del Congreso la
modification de 10 Tarifa Dipgley, CD
sl sentido do que sean gravados, en- 10
proportion debids, los cafes extran.
isros, q su importation por los puer.
do L. Union Americana.
Ignoramos hasta que punto 90 ha-
liz psnstrado el Board Of Trade de
Porto Rico de 10 importaneiA que ssta
cuest6n sntrsfA para 10 is'a en- gene-
raj, de un IN odo especial para 10 In.
dustria esfstera; para esta Camara 90
una <paramount question: y, en- nues.
tro sentir. cusntas otras pusden afAc
tar & nuestros inter esss en los sctua-
lss momentos, SON fd.iles, ii las COM
paramos oon ella; y todos los esfuel :
EOS, asf de esq Corporation como de
las Ckmaras do Comercio o IL isls y
do cuantos erganismos .e cupan on
nuestro porvenir, debsrian convsrger
{ ess daieo 40, 70 QUE, do 10 soluci6r
favorable del nismo ha te dspendel
principalmsnts sl nsioramisnto de-
interior do 10 isla, euyas conditioner
deplorAblss. en el sentido seon6mico
no ofrscsn dudas para nadie, J sole
podrGn remediarss cuando nuestro ca
IL, aI igual do los demks productos q
la isla, , en- proporci6n identica, dis
fruts de las ventsias de 10 Talifa pro-
teetOrs.
DAloroso % COL fesarlo; pero Se
gGu todAs les aparisneias, el Copgre
90 americAno no parsce dispussto
considerar este asunto en- 10 Sesi6l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
ccDN De PONCE De La cAMARA De C0MERcO De PORTORcO

<At present but little over one twentieth of the actually
<planted coffee cultivated at ALL Hundreds Of
s oat only te gears ago land that produced vast
eprosperity Of the Islands csakh is abandoned left to run
guild tropical Jungle Thousands Of families that heretofore
<oere weu supplied dire 'cant is prouery
eat does not stand out in such gaan, usbe contrast h
sorner prosperity ooad be tie in other ttdnt ro
epical country but It is the gsnne article Of <pouey and
xdbsolaae DGnt that none the less eriStS.s
(Ctarlss W Tyler. Our Record in Porto Rico o-sHar.
psrs Weekly., November rs, 1867
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28

POR GU ANTO, revela deieonoeI.
miento absolute do 10 materis, si NO
% argumento lie mala 10, el Alegar,
On contra del dereeho protector para
el cafe, 10 exiguo de nuestrA produc-
ci6n;
FOR CUANTO, mAs sxigua que
la nuestra de cafe, con relaci6n al
consume nacional, era 10 producci6n
de szdsar en- LuisiAnA cuando 10 Ta
rita vino & estimularla con I'm derscho
protector considerable;
POR CUANTO, revsla igualmsn-
to ignorsneia 8 mAla fe el decir que
90 ipiuata prstensi6n 10 dc one vaysn
& gravarse ochenta millones de habi-
tantes en- benencio de I'm million ssca.
10, euando iguales razones existfan y
no se tuvieron en- cuenta para habsr-
les negado los azucareros de Lui.
sianA los inmsnsos benefsios do 10
Protecci6n que So los conoedi6;
POR CUANTO, las dos tercsrss
parties pr6ximaments do nuestrs Do.
/ blaei6n dependen casi exclusivamente
dc 10 industria cafsters, y On su cali.
dad dc mssa consumidors, alims sntsn
las industrias naclonalss, tavorsci.
das en- grado sumo por el sistema
, protsecionists;
POR CUANTO, 90 dc todos sobra.
damente conocido el profundo males.
tar. el estado de crisis y 10 miserla
prevaleclentes on las regionea cafete'
ras de Ia Isls;
| FOR CUANTO, apesar de las pc.
simss condolences On que se encuentran
ltAnto 10 riqusxa eafetsra, como la
psrte do poblaci6n que de ella vivs,
concurren ambas al soatenim!ento de
las cargAs inaularss;
POR CUANTO, ante 10 indlfersn.
cia do los poderes naeionalss hacis
una industria que, como 10 oststsra O.
es insustitufble para Porto Rico, se
impone cierto sAcrificio do los demSl
elementos de riqueza & los cualss Ia
actual situaci6n favorece y ha llegade
el momsnto de protsgerla nosotroi
mismos CON los reoursos do que dispo
nemos;
i POR CUANTO, 90 un dsbsr de
psis sntero coadyuvar & todA inieiativ,
ly& TODD movimie ID conduceAtes 4 ts
fin;
POR CUANTO, & falta de- la Pro
tsccl6n Aranselaria que do dsreeho
cafe naeional corresponds y debe con
cedfrse, hsy Otros medios, si no to-
ehcaees, s4csptibles, al menos, de gu
xlliarlo grandsments;.
POR CUANTo, 10 construction d
carretsrss; 10 abSoluta exsnei6n d
Consribusiones; 10 propagation do pro
, ceAimisntos de sul.ivo; 10 crsaci6n d
sssuelas de agriculture, y sl anunsi
, iuteligsnts y profasaments practicable
. puedsn soncurrir { ls realizaoi6n d
tel prop6sito;
Q POR CUANTO, ls isla eonaum
q anualmente Alrsdsdor do un million q
lquintsles de Arroz;
N. POR CUANTO, dadas les cotizi
= clones aetualss, un articulo equiv,
|. lsnts importado della India, sdn 90
. el reeargo de 2 csntavos libra por d
}. recho do Aduans, no gravaria al col
.s sumidor aqui en- mas de & ! csntav
r. libra;
POR CUANTO. tel importaeit