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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06

There Is more or less talk and
objections TO the efforts Of our
city fathers to have side walks
put down throughout some OF our
principle streets. From the talk
of some, one would think the city
government was guilty Of more
than Russian tyranny. And were
going 20 at once COMPEL every
man who owns a little house put
down a walk or confscate his
property. Now neighbors and
friends and good fellow citizens
lets don't tear any shirts or do
any desperate talking, (though
that is all it viii amount to if you
do It'd but let us admit that moth
ing better could happen to the
city than a lot of good safe side
walks. Instead of kicking, let US
fall in with the proposition and
do our best to help the city out
in the matter.
Our city government is com
posed of reasonably reasonable
men. II not, why did you elect
themg They are the men of
your own choice, now stand by
them like men. THE TRIBUNE is
not against them in this matter,
nor any other that has at heart
the best interests of the city. If
we will manifest as much unity
of purpose in any good movement
as our neighbor Nevada on the
south does, we will build a larger
city, make more money and do
ourselves and our county a
thousand per cent more good.
Let's all pull together and all
pun at once and we will tie a knot
or break a hamestring.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06

DeArmond repeatedly referred
to President Roosevelt in his
most sarcastic and sneering man.
ner as color blind and unable 70
smell, on in words Of like i'm.
part.
Then after more cutting refer.
ences to the Representatives and
spokesman Of the party, he de.
livers himself of the following,
which in the light of the history
made since, is really contempti-
BILE, and sets our present Repre-
sentative before the people as he
is-nsrrow. intensely partisan,
biggoted and vicious: What has
been done at the White House
and what win be done at the
White House, with the same Oc-
cupancy as now, to commend
that institution. and that REIGN,
that method, that lack of method,
that executive chaos, to favorable
consideration and the support of
the American people?"
There you have it. What do
you think of that sort of uscious
! "rotg" What do the men in the
sixth district, a plurality of whom
voted for Theodore Roosevelt
about six months after this
speech was made in Congress,
think of thatg What do the peo-
pie of Missouri generally think
of that kind of talk from the man
whose friends imagine he has
some little influence at Wash
Iington.
1t looks to us like the good peo-
pie of this district would get
very tired of being so misrepre-
scented at Washington. 1t is no
wonder that such a man can do
nothing for his own district.
There are some evidences that
the good Democrats in this dis
trict have made up their minds
that his retirement after sixteen
years of fruitless service would
be the proper thing.
There can be no doubt, as q
business proposition that the
election of a representative in
harmony with the President and
the party DeArmond so viscious.
ly assaults on every occasion.
would be a good thing. 1t is NJ
to the people right now.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06

The Republicans Of Usage
township are requested to meet
in the ofice Of Templeton a
Hales, Friday evening, Sept Z, at
7;s0 o'clock, for the transaction Of
such business as may be brought
before the meeting. BY order
of committee.
G. A DEI.AMATER, Chm.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06

Petit Jury for October Term.
G. w. Hart, Mingo Twp.
Ed Porter, Grand River.
John Reeder, Deer Greek.
Lee Stith. East Boone.
VIM. Marsh, West Boone.
w. A. McBurney, West Point.
w. f.. Stephens, Elkhart.
Oscar Reeder, Mound.
Dave Owen, Shawnee.
j. NJ. Coleman, Spruce.
T. n. Dickinson, Deepwater.
w. NJ. Tyler, Summit.
L. L. L0ckhold, Mt, Pleasant
John Porter, Charlotte.
Frank Stillwell, Homer.
T. J. Harris, Walnut,
+. Stroller, New Home.
II. Requa, Pleasant Gap.
John Cameron, Lone Oak.
John Wilson, Hudson.
L. Hagenour, Rockville.
Frank Hammers, Prairie.
Dan Crabb, Usage
Joe Sheppard, Howard.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06

wANTED-by Chicago wholesale
and mail order house, assistant
manager imam or wOmHul for this
county and adjoining territory. Sal
airy $1,000 and expenses paid weekly
expense money advanced. Work
pleasant; position permanent. No
investment or experience required.
spare time valuable. Write &C once
for full particulars and enclose self
addressed envelope, Address, GIN
ERAL MASAoEH. l3i r. Lake st.
Chicago.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06
Republican Meeting

The Republican County Cen
trial Committee win meet at Re
publican Headquarters in Butler
Monday, September Goth, at 1:3O
p. m. sharp, for the transaction
of any business that may be de-
sired. The candidates are invi.
ted to be present, BY order of
chairman.
DR.. G. A. DELAMATER, Sec.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06
OUR ANNIVERSARY.

With this number THE TRI-
BUNE enters upon its 18th year
hale and hearty; with the same
steadfast and substantial sub.
scription list as heretofore,
and a growing influence for
good morals, good government
and better living. Now is the
time 10 subscribe.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06

Last Thursday evening as the
Missouai Pacific train was going
south, Joe Ramage, son of Post
master Ramage, of Panama, in
some unknown way fell from the
rear platform of the train and
sustained a scalp wound and
other injuries.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06

What good did it do Paul O..
Stensland TO run away from the
consequences Of the ruined Mil
waukee bank? He has been
caught and will have to face re.
suits just the same. In this age
Of telegraphs and telephones il is
next to impossible to escape il
anyone is specially interested in
capture of an evil doeF.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06
Better
Way

The tissues of the throat are
inAamed and irritated; you
cough, and there is more irrita-
tion-more coughing. You take
a cough mixture and it eases the
irritanon-for while. You take
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06
A characteristic speech.

Ifany one, curious to take the
mental measure of Mr.. Dear
mOnd, would take the trouble to
read his speech made on April 8,
1904, and found at page 1927,
part 5, vol. SO, Cong. Record, he
can easily do so. We give only a
few choice extracts merely to
show how partisan he is and how
wicked he can talk about the Re
publican party. This speech has
not been circulated among his
constituents.
After denouncing the Republi-
can party and it's leaders for all
manner of cOwardice, and BELT
ting the party generally, he says:
Are you proposing now to do.
business upon the virihty of a.
party that apparently has no
yirility left? Is that the position
you are taking? Are you pro
posing to say to the people of the
country. Pity us for the weak
ness into which we have fallen.
Bear with us in our dotage, and
lin our political and moral COW.
ardice with reference to the
questions of the day, because
there were giants in the olden
) days.
That was only two years ago.
"DOtage" and moral cowardice'
, don't sound good in the light of
the great Republican victory in
the country Of the same year.
Then after further sneering
remarks he breaks out with this.
"Whoof you isit that win predict
what the President will do If
giyen four years In his OWE right
lao the White House? Who Of
lyon is it that will dare 10 enter
the field Of prediction and say
what he viii not do or say-any-
thing that he viii not do-if given
four years in his own right up
there"
Well, we have had two years
in his own right up there, and
we all know what Roosevelt has
done so far.
Ahttle further along, after sew
eral paragraphs Of denunciation
in which the word coward" and
"cowardice" are repeatedly reel
eed of, we find this choice Dear,
S mondian philippe: What plea
have you 10 make TO the country
for its continued conhdencey Dc
not go back 10 Lincoln and Grant.
leone 10 our own day. What
reasons have you 10 urge IN fair.
ness and justice and patriotism
to the people Of this country fol
continuing in control such an ele
ment as now controls this House
such an element as now controls
at the other end Of the Capitol
/. such an element-I say element
Though there lisa whole lot Of ele
ments there--such an element a.
controls At the White House"
ID this connection, in the ial
!. canvas after this speech in April
100i, il will be remembered b,
many voters II this district tina.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06
COMING MEMS,

Hume Stock Show and Agri-
cultural Exhibit, Sept. 20.
Richards Horse Show, Sept
% and 20.
Bates County Fair, Butler,
October 10 to IA.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06

EN- N

and il cRye5 me Geld. That's
what is necessary. Itsoothes the
throat because it reduces the
irritation ; cures the cold because
it drives out the Inflammation I;
builds up the weakened tissues
because il nourishes them back
to their natural strength. That's
how SCOTS Emulsion deals with
a sore throat, a cough, a cold,
or bronchitis.
wg'll SEND YoD
a eAAfle fRte.
ScOTT R0tJNF aoeEssD agsss
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06

If any man can invent a more
clumsy and inefficient revenue
law than Missouri has, for the
Lords sake let him stand up.
Why doesn't the legislature pass
a new revenue law from start to
hnishs-Mo. State Republican.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06

You have greatly yentured, but
all must do so who would greatly
win. -Byron.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06

Give me the liberty to know,
10 think, to believe, and 10 utter
freely, according TO conscience,
above all other liberties - Milton
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06
THE TRIBUNE.

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Editors and Publishers.
Subscription price si.OO per year.
Entered at the Rich HIN pos
office as second class matter.
Republican Tickets.
State.
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J. 4. NEVILLE.
State superintendent
j. q. WHITE.
Railroad and Warehouse Conn.,
E. W. FLENTGE.
Congressional, 9Th DIST.
w. o. ATKEsoN,
Bates County.
Senatorial, 10Th Dist.
]. A. OVERLY,
Henry County.
County.
For Representative
GEO. CHURCH.
Por Sheriff
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For Circuit Clerk
w. NJ. LYLE.
For Recorder
JOHN ID. MOORE.
For Prosecuting Attorney
P. ii. HoLCoMB.
For County Clerk
r. W. BARTON.
orTreasurer-
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For Probate Judge
GEO. P. HUCKEBY.
For County Collector
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For County Assessor
p. J. BOWLING.
For Public Administrator
L.. B. ALLISON,
ForC Coroner
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Republican Tickets.
state.
COugresslOnaI, STD Dist.

w. o. ATKEsON,
BatesC County.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-07

una cor fusion en- ls frente. La misma
iniividua. por sersdir & Micaela All.
csA fu6 sentenclada & Is dias mas de
Arreato.
Ell sabsd', como & las doce y
media de 10 noche, fue sRredido en -
residsncia, N zsgaray rG nero 3, el
vecir 0 Jusn Vslszquex
-Podemos recomsndar 4 nuestroa
lectores 10 sin rival csl VEGA <PAbsts,
de Milwauks, como u de las bebi
dss mas excelentss. Unicos impor
tadores M. R. Calder6n. Tetuan, II.
San Juan.
-Ests ms fsna sali6 hacia Vie
ques y Fsiardo don Miguel Bsnitsx
Castaflo, en- representation de la agsn'
cla general del llbro Poesta dc Gau'
tier Benitez.
Hoy 60 vic au 10 Corte Muuici
pal el iuiclo cont jose D Amato, s6b.
ditto italiano. denuncisdo por haber
sgredido & Juan Velazquez, hecho
ocurrido el ssbado en- 10 Gale Nc rza.
garsy ndmsro 3 El Juez ssntsnci6
Al acussdo & sl0 de multa.
-uara eabAllero solo, un cuarto
On IN mirador, 90 alquila on cuatro
dollars mensuales. Cristo 10, altos,
informar&n. 1873
MafAna 4 les 10 q, m. 90 reeo
ge . correspondencia que llevark q
los Estados Unidos el vapor Carolina,
-E,ta tarde xsrpara para Cuba
el vapor espafiol sCtnde Wifredos.
-HAce dias se sncuentrs en- San
Juan nuestro migo correlfgionario
al lice cisdo don Manuel TrAvieso,
fsrmsC eutico de Gusyama.
Aver fue detanido en- Rio Gran
de el americana Richsrd Henry q
quien se acusa de hab,r dado musrte
& un compesino del barrio sGArrocha
lasS de Arecibo.
Prestsron cate importAnts aervi
cio los sargentos Psdial San Millar
y guardias Aya'a y Borrero, On o.
momento de salir Henry haeia Fsi ardo
Juan Bruno agredi6 el labado
. LAureAno Felicisno. El hscho ful
denunclado y B-uno fu6 conder ado
hoy & is pesos dc mutA
-Esta minana 90 VIC ca 10 Corts
de DIstrito una exception previA pre-
sentadA por el attorney general re.
presentado por ell sssistAnt Mr.. Sc
vsge, on 10 demands de 10 ligs d.
Propietarios aobre exceso de contri
bucicnes. Lleva 10 representation d
loa dema andantes el abcgado Cuevillas
-Mafana resolvsrA el juez sefio
Audrey el injunction pressntado po
vArios propietarlos do San Juan con
ira el Ayuntamisnto dc eata ciudad.
Esta mafana fueron resue lsos tire
functions on asuntc 0 civiles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-07
HERNlNIO DIAZ
Abogado- Notario
San jusn, Puerto Rico
SAN JUSTO IL.

Nts dieen de c. & las que el mi.
tin unionista eiectuado aver en- el
bArrio sFlor dss result6 espleodido
Concurrieron mas de dos mil almas.
-Hs sido Arrestado en- San Lo
rsrzo el indivlduo G rardo Agosto,
or alterar q piz duesnte las 10 scrip
clones electorsles En- dicho ,ueblo
90 contituy6 syer un sub Or mite obre-
70.
FL sAbsdo falleci6 en- el hospital
mum icipal In aai'ada Ru6nA Cruz y
dsdo de Ats, por cursdo, Modesto
Real,
-Rosenda eoncercitn fu6 conde
NADIA & l6 dias de srresto por haber
sgredido & Maria Burgos, causaodole
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-07
-Es muy lauda BILE In condusta daI

-Es muy laudabls Ia condu ucts del
doctor Miguel Roses. de Utuado, quien
{ pesar de haberis suprimido por
aquel Ayuntsmienlo la consIgnsci6n
para 10 casa On que 90 hAllAba ests-
blesidA 10 <Estaci6n de Ia Anemis,,
por raz6n de eeonomfs, ha cor tinuado
pagAndo do su propio pecuio oil local
referido YA desde Marz,, fecha on
que Sc sgot6 10 par.ida votAdA por /.
Aaamblsa Legislative para los traba'
jos de 10 Anemis, ha seguido prsstan.
DO sus servicios en- 10 oficinA de rs fs'
rsncia psgando tamblen de su pecullo
particular lss medicinsa necssari,s
para tan importante ssrvioio.
-Ancche regrss6 de Mayasusz
Ansscc, el assistant del Secretario de
Puerto Rico Mr.. Gil invsatig6 On
A6ssco los os,g gos contra sl policfs
Garcia Torres. Msn.na pressntark
un irfnms a. gobernsdor interino Mr..
Post, ac'rca de sus gestiones.
Ell sAbado pr K mo tsndrk lu.
gar en- ell hip6dromo de San Juar,
una fdnei6n de iuegos At ieos On Qua
tomarau parte los q d de las escu..
lss princip.lss. La banda de IL BOT.
eta smenIzsrA el scto. La funci6n
snle2arad 4 las dos dc 10 tarde.
-ES NECESARIO sxiglr Que cads
ostia obsenga grAbado el nombre Dl.
gestivo Moiarriesa, pero un solo estu-
che produce mejor etecto que una DO
cana DE botellas de aqua mineral 6 de
ser 81 tnico cur ativo radical, del "a.
s6mAgo del intestine, el D gestiyo
MolArrieta purifca los alimentos
los hasa asimilables. El legitimo d.
gessivo hoiarrieta oura en- un dia La
lndigessiones, en- un mes iAs dispsp,
sias o gsstrslgias, y On tres messs Las
mas graves enfermedades cr6nicss dsl
sst6mAgo y del Intestine. E.sa uni
versalmente ccHdrmado, On forma ain
isual' que la efeaeia del Digestive
4ojArriesa 90 verdsdersmense radical
y superior a 10 do sodos los otros re.
medio'. De ventA en- los prinei palss
farmAciAs de Europa , America.
En- los pueblos dc Gurabo y Fa.
iardo, fusron aorprendidoa aposhe a.
riss jugadas & 10 prohibldo.
| lContin,ia on la pdgino sl)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-07

-Personss que ssistieron syer 81
Hip61r mo nos participant que verf>n
con gu que Ia empress, en- las p 6
xtmas carrerAs, organizase meior 10
banca Alemana, emplesndo el sistema
adoptado por el Hip6dromo do Ponce,
pues esto evitaria en- 10 sucesivo 10
sg'omsraei6n de pers' mas en- Ii puer
Ia de 10 taquilla, t"do lorq"e los de
10 bancs tmplesn rn sist ma POGO
practice. Eato do r'gen 'ysr q ma,
de un disgusto, qns pudo 9" evlsado'
-Eu Hun acso funciona sctual
mente un cirt t6grsfo snt6s, qre
atrAe rumeroso rcurso scdas Las
noches por la variedad de sus vistss.
Hemos recibido el programs. Pro
bablemeuts vendrA q San Juan.
e gua-dia Q hiauo, del puesto
de Arecibc, csptur6 en- UMado al
individuo Sebastian Cervero. de na
cionA lidad espfiols, acusado de al
trsjs msyor.
A un ~ de ncmbre Antor ID
G. baliero le hixo explc sion aver tsrds
un petardo destruyeodole ell d do pu>
gar de Ia mano ixquierdA.
il suceso ocurri6 en- 10 Gale dt
Ia Cruz El hsrido fu4 t.Asladsdo o.
hospital, d, nde 30 10 amput6 el dedo
JuAna Serrano que desordena aba
ant che en ls principal fu6 Arres
tada por ell guardiA R'fsel Porras
Fl juez 10 sentsnei6 hoy q IS de multa
En- 10 central Jdoccs, 10 declare
aver un incendio, quedando t1ta'msn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-07
BlBLIorECA DE LA DEMoCRACIA, ss

siderabemene cauda de copocimientos adqu Ia us
ac6n convniente 6 psi Los europeos venen
tqu{ en- busca dc id vosoos Europa bucsr orc de Ia
tienCia H.. AprovechA t tiempol $50.
lIsmpoco exiatlA "a aque anciano bondadoao
FL ccche segufa rodando Ya eatsba os de Manila Ahoa
so encontbs rados Dor uno dos cabs
Hos aoucdos de adkd denoban % orQen
prCvnci'no Wces Carret6 trado por IN araao ID de
p'so lei teHzo'o cruzAb lac aneh povoros caIzad,s
bAnadas per e sbrasador sol de los 6pcos mesnc6co
rdente rech de las rued del pesdo vshic To- En- los
camros apacen ba ganado mszcado Lac banc garsas
anqt lamtnte sad sobIe omo del buey que rumba con
los ojszo entoID1dos h hierba de pde 10 eOs atsban
COsn las 6ene yegua rer.eguid fogoso potro de
chOs de arden deso mugdos menC6cos grtos tx nos de
hermo'oS pkaro de pndo puma dunbar de naectos Ium
nosos.
Deemos al iovsn va.r sumido en- Ia. prOfund.. m.dt,
clones e giere 10 contemplation del uurioso esp9nddo
paisa dc 50 pals vovamoI Manila mientr e coche rueds
mbSndoIe por e Accidentado erreno oruz uu puent de
c'hs sube elevada cueGta baio rzpda pendsnte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-07

Preclos MIN de los artleulos
que 50 detaIIan on
alma0enes
Arroees de partido & Jap6n do
es3&6.
Idsm valeaciano dc s5f . 6 i'd. i'd
Aios de 30 etvs & so.
Jamonea t9i o 10
Quesos amees.a sl5 Patagr&s 20.
rosino, . nv AS
Sardinss aumadas l6 eentavos.
Jab6n, a4t { IS Rooamora
smsricano, 81 ~.
Pasta dol pals sA3.
MAntasa s7 on en- alas
do o. & 10.
Harina do s43 q est.
Habichuelas Amerisanaa eoloradss
.arsss est . s6t,
Gartap7cc s4a s9
pssla0 t5t A5i
(stcl'ss AZ a6
Nsusso oil nj do slss II
pscas smerisAnas St q 81
Tsssjo 81 80
Leche coudenssdA a. guilas q s6
Id Id sCruz Roias s5
III ID magnolia s4}
DEL PALS
A.tear pera el eonsnr~nI
uAtealadc slarc d. ~ %.
Oe m,sl slaro . $3.50
Csrtriiuga elaro at 10 Asf
Americans DE- st l't"@
De Ponce a. = ~
Rnn 80 grades Cartier { s1.bo asn.
svns gallon pagados r. Inssrnss
Nsiae 1.60
TahAoo. uominal
PrecIos de eomprs
Almih6n 8 $3.50
\'god6u IL S . $50.
Cosos As Is . Is millar.
"nsros dn'ess slS
0ehn Dc res 80
Caia ecrriante de tl0 &l0t.
c.mhlos o0rrlentas
Londrea check s+oS
rsffs aiai n.
Hamhuygo SO
New York par
Gspsda 8 div l6 pS
C6daIas hlpotecarlas
Banoo Territorial y Agricola s5S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-07

10 destruidas ciento diez y siets cusr'
das de cana.
Ell sabado, segdo informes, SO
inscribleron en- sl prseinto dc s. Juan
lib a'ectores. En- Rio Piedras 80 ins
cribieron 140.
e doctor den Luis Garcia de
Q 'evedo ha sido remb-ado para FIR
mar p&rte de 10 Junta Exam nsdora
de Aspirantss . las p'sz,s Go tsuien-
t's del Reg'miento de Puerto Rico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-07
N0T|C|AS DEL Ola

Banca slemana del Hp6dromo.- o.-Cnemat6-
grafo frances en- Humacao -Captura en- Utuado Un
nno herido -Mujer conveniente.-Incendo en- una
Central. .-lnscrpc6n de electores San Juan Rio
Pledras Doctor Garcia de Quevedo o-Esplenddo mi
tin unions ia Caguas.-Arresto San Lor, NO.
Fallecmiento gresi6n.-Otras noticias de interes
general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-07
SECC|ON mere ANT|L
Notas 6omeIeiaes Dc San Juan

Ultlmas operacionssde szdcar:
A s3,26i polarization garantizada
ACcI0nes
BSnco do Pto. Rico Q % k33.
Banso Territorial. . 16} 6 1s.
Banso Popular. 10 all.
Buques anunclados
Vapor espafiol xMiguel Gallarts,
sali6 de Barcelona Ipara sus ssca.
las del Mediserraueo Corbiis, vigo y
para essa ell 30 tiltimo.
Vapor smericAno <Ct rollnss CON
destino { Ntw Ynrk saldrk masians, },
Vaper smericauo sCoamoH sali6
del puerto de Nueva York para el
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NOL1 ME- TANGERE

dgusto 81 enfermo Deas que el tenente hAb amenzAdo
fray DAmaso con deatarlo 81 general
ST. contess6 fray Sbya sonriendo; esta ma6anA
VI do que atnG haba pssado sncch peo erez
% IL s bdo cabezs que consdeba que 81 padre d.
maso e.taba eH gu atuac6n. ID prome Le pregupte
brom sPadre cura, conest6; s6 ctmpr mi p'abra
cuando sufre menoscAbo mi dgnda ha aldo nunca
delator>
Despues de habAr De coss fray Sibya despid6
del enfermo
EI tenente no habA lido Malacs66n W pero 81 general
hAbfa enterado de TODD.
-lMuier fraes no hacen sgravio diio e general
rendo Pienso vvr arquilo e tempo que este
pals no quero cuestones hombreE f.ldas
Pero cuando % excelenca encontl6 solo murmur6
-Ahl si pueblo uerA tan eIGpdo eterfa 20
en- cintura 9 esos piosl
~ Palacio del Captain general, en- Manila
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-07
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