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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-12-27

/. NJ. Helmey, Mgr. Phone IS.
Olaf Exile was up from Norway Sat
nrday.
For fresh oysters, fruits and home
made candies, call on Tossini. ~
Miss Louise Kruger, a student at
the State University, came home for
the holidays.
Smoke Richter's ElRoyals, always
the same. Put up 25 In q box for the
Holiday trade.
Willard Kennedy, a student in the
Wesleyan University at Mitchell,
came home for his holiday vacation.
y. "A. Eddy, n OF the Delaware
township pioneers, was in Canton
Saturday hunting for Santa Claus.
Miss Maud Lewis, who is a teacher
In the Elk Point high school, came
home last Saturday to spend the holt
days.
Rodney Kennison went down to.
Hawarden last Friday t o referee a
game Of basket ball between Akron
and Hawarden.
Miss Cora Juel, a student In the
State University at Iowa City, arrived
home Saturday to spend the holidays
With her parents.
Hon. w. g. Cook OF PIankinton,
nt.mA.nnnvn - <In ar,shI1n0n Cf0fn
Central Committee, was In Canton
Saturday enroute home.
Dick HusmaD was in town Saturday
and like all the big hearted Hboys'
was looking around to find where
SANTA Claus was doing business.
when you are In want Of flour,
graham or meal be sure TO call for the
Canton Flour. "a fp.
Wynn bennett is home for a holi-
day visit with his parents. He is at
tending the State University and
studylng In the law department.
Roy E. Smith, who Is attending
college at Ames, Iowa, arrived home
last Friday to spend the holidays,
and Roy came home with q happy
smile on his face.
Will "A. Bremen, who holds a re-
spQnsible position with a telephone
company III Chicago, arrived Saturday
to spend the holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bremen.
III you rant anything in the line
Of fruit confectionery, cigars or
tobacco or fine oysters, call at Tos-
V sini,s. 81.
superintendent Clifford and Atten-
dant Miss Smith Of the Indian Asy-
lum returned from Oklahoma last
Saturday. They brought with them
another patient for Hiawatha Asy-
lnm.
Rev. Father Fitzgerald u Lennox,
will hold Dservice in the Catholic
church in this city at 1890 q. m. New
Years day. Everybody cordially In
vited TO attend this New Year SER
Vice.
IS. Tossini has many ice cream
cans scattered around among his GUS
TONERS, He needs them. Please not
tfy~him by phone and ne will call and
get them. Do this IS = favor. 70
Henry Sogn Of this city has re-
snmed work Is mail clerk after near
~ dve years out qf the service. He
has been assigned Temporarily on the
Northwestern road between Hawar-
6SnSSxd En1em.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-12-27

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup, the
new Laxative, stimulates but does
not irritate. 1t Is the best Laxative.
Guaranteed or your money back. l.
M. Helmey s. Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-12-27

Anyone desiring sewing DONE cut
ting and fitting, inquire of Miss Julia
Gapp.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-12-27
sand For Sale.

Unlimited amount of good sand for.
sale at25 cents . load, three miles
south and three miles west OF Canton.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-12-27

JUST received the finest line OF
pipes ever seen In Canton. Prices
surprisingly low. Becker's Cigar
Store.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-12-27

Millions OF bottles Of Foley's Honey
and Tar have been sold without any
person eve having experienced any
other than beneficial results from it's
use for coughs, colds and lung trou-
bles. This is because the genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow
package contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs. Guard your health by
refusing any but tfie genuine. !. M.
Helmey & Co.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-16
CLOCK THAI TELLS HOUR
WHEN PEOPLE WILL DIE

on the faces Of the members of the
family evidenced TO the friends pres
ent that they feared the worst, and
recalled the first warning of the OLD
timepiece. Next morning, AT O'Clock
John Boy passed into the great un-
known, being unconscious at the time
of his death.
In the course of few years Porter
the next oldest, passed away He was
stricken with typhoid fever His life
was despaired of, and one night the
attending physician whu had been
called in consultation with the young
mans father. stated 10 The company
present that he did not believe the pa
tient would live until $ o'clock The
next morning. and left the room
Soon after his departure seven
strokes pealed forth from The CID
clock, so plain that they were heard
all over the house. and the fears o.
the family Were again aroused. So
true had been its warming in the two
deaths before that the parents and
loved ones Of the young man prepared
for the inevitable And IL came Tne
next morning. The patient had OUT
lived the predictions Of the phySiCi-U
one hour and passed away at O'Clock
as fOTetOId by The old timepieCc-
DR.. Porch does not hesitate 10 di.-
cuss the strange actions of the old
clock. but says he is unable 10 Offe.
any explanation His word cannot be
doubted. and that tiTeSa-> hapnenings
actually occurred is yOUch"d for by
good and reliable people who WcT.
present and heard the mysterious
strokes. There has not been a death
in the Immediately family since Po.-
ter died several years ago. and since
then the old clock has remained 81
lent. Dr. Porch refuses 10 part wit"
the old time relic. ana -ayS he vii.
keep it until it records The time Of hi~
death. although his wife has mad
many appeals to do away with 1t. Dc-
lieving it TO be an i'll omen
Perhaps a rat or mouse in the sIrI,
ing wire caused the clock 10 act IL
the strange manner. but Just WHY
each one should die at the exact tim.
fOretold by the strokes Of the oil,
clock is uneXplainablC.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-16

Stored away in a dusty attic at the
home of DR.. w. T. Porch, the oldest
and most prominent physician OF
BakerVille, in Humphreys county, is
an Old-fashiOned Seth Thomas clock.
DuSt-coveTed and timeworn, this old
clock many years ago refused to fur
ther record the fleeing hours and
was stored away in the attic with
cdSt-Off plunder. DR.. Porch is quite
aged, and has been married three
times, and the old clock occupied a
prominent position on the mantel in
the family room from the first day he
began keeping house until it was cast
away as being worthless.
Shortly after the death of Dr.
Porch S first wife he was called to see
gentleman residing in the neigh
bOrhOOd who was quite sick. The pa
tents wife that night dreamed that
her husband died. and that she after
ward married the physician. She al
so dreamed that she became the
mother of twin children. and at their
birth she died. Strange as it may
seem, in after years DIR. Porch and
the lady were married. They lived
happily together for some time. and
finally twins were born TO the union
but the mother never lived to see tho
children, death resulting at their birth
DR.. Porch states that he believes the
dream had more than anything else
to do with the death of his wife But
now to the story of the old clock.
After lapse of some time Dr.
Porch was again married, and the old
clock occupied its accustomed place
on the manteI as heretofore. To this
last union were born several children
among them being Carrie, John Boy
and Porter Porch One Sunday morn
ing, long after the clock had been
discarded, and as Dr. Porch and his
daughter Carrie were preparing TO at
tend Sunday school, ten p ain and
distinct notes rang out from the old
clock in the attic. But little atten-
ton was paid to the incident at the
time, and it was believed that a
mouse or a rat had become entangIed
in the clock wire and caused it 20
strike. However. il was noticeable
that the ten strokes were as plain
and distinct as if the clock had been
running. Shortly afterward, Miss
Carrie complained of not feeling well.
and stated that she would not attend
Sunday school. She rapidly grew
worse. and at exactly 10 o'clock laps
ed into uncOnsCiOusneSs and died
lhen II was tnat the striking or the
old clock was recalled, but DR. Porch
is not superstitious man. and would
not believe that the Cock had any
thing to do with the death of his
daughter.
Time wore on, and the next oldest
child, John Boy, was taken sick. For
a long while he fingered between life
and death. and one night, as friends
and members of the family sgt around
the bedside, there rang out. clear and
distinct, from the old clock in the at
tic, eight strokes. The puzzled look
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-16

the distinction Of having been con
structed entirely from d single tree
OF course, that includes the woodwork
OF the structure. The tree from which
the umberS. lumber and shingles
We're cut was a giant California red
wood. A considerable quantity Of the
lumber was LETT over after the church
building was completed. The build
ing has spiTe of seventy feet high
an audience room capable OF seating
499. parlOr capable OF seating eighty
and a pastors study fourteen by
twenty feet, a yesJibUIe and toilet
room
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-16
IMPERFECT DIGESTION

Means less nutrition and IN concy
quence less vitality. When the Hvr
fails to secrete bile. the blood bc
comes loaded with bilious propertie.
the digestion becomes impaired AN
the bowels consripated. Herbine VII
rectify this: il gives tone 10 tn
stomach, liver and Kidneys. strength
ems the appetite, clears and improy,-.
the complexion, infuses new life an.
vigor to the whole system. 50 cents &;
bottle Sold by W. A. D'Alembcrto
druggist and apothecary. l21 Soui!
PalafOX.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-16

'PhweTe HOY ycz been this avenin' -
asked O'TundeT of O'Toole.
sure, I've been playing Bridget
whist. 'Tis = foine game. it Is"
Bridget whist: An how do yez play
thotE"
"0j sit in the Kitchen vid bridget
and ate pie an cake an chicken. and
when Bridget hears the mistress COM
in size says whist pm Oi hide in the
pantAry. Short Stories.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-16

Church Made from One Tree.
According to a technical paper.
large Baptist church that stand; in
the city of Santa Rosa, Cal, enjoys
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-23
NECR0l0GIA.

Aver entire 6 y de Ia tarde pr6xima'
mente sbandon6 para siempre ell ropaje
material, el espfritu de don Cornelio Ortiz
para remonta1se & las regiones de Ia ster'
nidad.
Este que go alicia de las miserias de eete
mundo, fu6 un ciudadano de acrisolada
honradez, eatimadO geneEalmente de todos
los que tuvimos el placer de tratarle
DeBaparece del escenario de Ia vida un
incanaable adalid de la generoaa causa ,
mobiles principles de Ia Union pueEtOrri'
quefia.
Ell pueblo entero deplora hondamente
la sensible irEeparable perdida de aqusl
hombrs sin mancilla que supo levantar
por muy alto Ia bandera hermosa del pa
triotismo, y que, serene inhexible, SO Hos'
tuvo ante las tempeatadea de odios E in
transigentias que Be desencadenarop, en-
fechas tristemente memorables Bobrc el
elemento honrado que militaba en- Las
hueRtes patri6ticas,
hay escenas en- la vi la altamente con-
movedoras: La parca con Bu talante Begur
coEtando implacab.emente Ell hilo de vidaS
ejemplares que debieEan perdurar en- el
planeta para serviT de luminoao faro en- el
pi6Iogo de las pssiones que, desgEaciada'
msnte, BiempFe dejan tTaB u un Feguero de
l6grimaS , trigtszag infnitaa.
ILoB hombTsS gTsndea ca gentimientos
no dabeEisn poEiEl DobiaEaa pegmanseaR
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EI nOmbramientO de Mr. Winthrop.
IN HIN ----l--
EI.tlpO tlnO dol I6Vanes que han OeupadO ultima
mente altos pusstos plhIIGOs.

Giro cambio importante que se ha be-
cho ca ell ncmbramiento del gobernadOr
Winthrop assistGng Secretary del Tesorero
en- Washington al Secretario r. gis II
Post para sucederle en- Bu puesto de gober'
nador de Puerto Rico.
Asf dice el ''Troy N. Y. Times, y con-
tinfa:
eMr. Winthrop es un ejemplo brillsnte
del tipo fino de j6veneB q. han venido dlti'
msmeute ocupar Bitios p Ominentes en- los
asuntos p6blicoB de Ia naci6n. En- ell
p6rtico de sus treinta af1oB Se ha selalado
Dor Bus eicientes = honorables servicios.
Su asociaci6n con el Becrretarlo Taft
mientras este tiltimo fue gobernadoF en-
Fllipinas, le di6 exueEiencia que, afladida
& su capacidad natural, le di6 tftulo al
desempefo de sus deberes en- Puerto Rico,
los que ha llenado de IN modo admirable.
Ahora serS un Assistant Secretary del Te'
soro que coope1ara con ell gecretario Cor
.telyou para adelantar los altos ideales de
este caballeFo.
= Mr.. Post, ell pr6ximo gobernador de
Puerto Rico, es tambi6n I'M joven y tiene
experiencia On la vida pdblica, habisndO
seryido como miembro de Ia asamblea del
condado Suffolk y durante alg6p tempo
como secretario del gobierno insular de
Puerto Rico.
Ell car6cter de Mr.. Post , sus anteceden'
tee, aseguran la continuation de una sabia
administration en- los asuntos de Puerto
Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-23
N

Office of C,llector of Customs, District
of Porto Rico, San Juan, P. R., March
ii. 1907.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that for violation
of the laws in such cases made and provided
I have seized the following described
merchandise, to wit:
AT SAN JUAN, P. R.
$40 cases herring, case, 4 doz. Feathers;
8 cases medicinal preparations, cast
medicinal preparations, 20 packs ga'
cigars $50 each ), case medicinal prepaT
atoms. so bottles Per. of Hydrogen, 10
Jugs gin, baeket herbs, bale tobacco. 8
case gin, ! packagellotteFy tickets, pack.
age lottery tickets and lists 353 obscsp'
books, 8 obscene books, 90 obscene books.
81 obscene books, 6 obscene books II
sheets lottery tickets and 4 price lists, anH
obscene books.
Each and every peFsou claiming such
articles, or any or either of them, are rs
quired 10 appear and file with ths under
signed his or her claim to the. same within
twenty days from the dets oftths ffst
publication hereof.
Each and every article above mentioned,
for which claim shall not be fled anc
bond given within the specified time, viii
be destroyed or sold at public auction on
the 8 of April, 1907, al 10 o'clock A. M.
at the Customs House, San Juan, P. K q,
to the highest bidder, for cash. -
Date of first publication, March 16
1907.
j. H. CAUsTEN. 49, Collector of
Cugtomg. 3v.A
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Ermensaje pidiendO Sc nOmbrara un
native para SecretariO.
Los puGTtOrTlquefOs dlCs-nO Sc uuoian d
los que admlnlStran Ia lSIa.

Ell menssJe de los puertorriquenos al
Presidente pidi6ndole el nombTamiento de
un native para secretario, 90. casi Henti-
mental.
ESQ dice el Baltimore American" y
sigUe asf:
Ell Presidente en- su menBaie annual al
Congreso urgi6 por alguna ley en- favor de
Ia isla. Sinembargo el Congreso eetaba
tan absorto en- asuntoB de mayor importan.
cia y el periodic legislative fu6 tan corto
que NADIA pudo haceFge.
Los puertorriquefios no % queian del
gobierno establecido Bobre ellos. Es decir
no BE quejan de los que adminigtTan Ia ig'
ls. Su tnico deseo es tener alguna voz
en- Ia direction de sus propios asuntoB
Quieren hombres en- Ia administration de
Ia islR de su propia carne Baugre unidoB
ellos y & quieneB puedan aCercaFBe sin
turbaci6n.
La relaci6n de la isla con los EstadoB
Unidos es peculiar. Mientrag los puerto
rriquefos eran lealeg & Espafia y estaban
contentos con el gobierno espafiol, eran
recibidos hospitalariamente en- los Estados
Unidos.
Ell hecho es que Ia isla fu6 mejor trata'
da por Espaha que ninguna de Dus depen'
denciaH.
Ell pueblo de Puerto Rico estaba salts
feoho con Bu condici6n, pero tenfa volun'
tad de cambiarla por una mejor y niraba
los Estadog superior la antigua pa
tris.
Bajo semejantes CIRCUMSTANCES parece
que serla prudente dar los puertorrique.
nos aIguua voz en- Ia administration de
Bus asuntos propios. El 6nico bien que
pueden conferirle los EstadoB Unidos ea
cierta Suma de autonomfa, al menos tanta
como ia que &c de- & un teFritorio.
Tenemos territories que 10 han sido
durante cincuenta af1os
No ha hAbido desventaja alguna para
el pals en- tai situaci6n. AL contrario.
esta ha demostrado ser una clausula exec
lente.
FL speaker" Cannon y una delegation
de hombres del Congreso que viEitaFon
Puerto Rico, han visto que es un pals pin
toresco delicioso, y han aprendido tam
bi6n an todas las ocasiones que el pueblo
eS hoEpitalario y cort6s.
FL speaker y sus companerog de viale
regresar6n al pals con mejor idea de ID
pequef1a isla y sus habitantes, = Sc moStra
ran mas ansiosos para promover la legis
laci6n necessria & los modestos dessos d.
| los puertorriQuefos.
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Ell VIAIE DEL 'SPEA-
ker'' Cannon a PtO.
Rico.
LO que Oy6 de Iablus de. los puerto
TTiQuefoS.
No ss eEtrafo dice "EI Globe que Mt. Con.
non sstGVIoso On tsntO d0spTevenIdo.

81 visie de la partida de hombres del
Copgreso q. viait6 Puerto Rico sea como
fuere desCrita como francachela ha dado
ya buen frutO. .....@.... - +
El Speaker Cannon que ha sido uno
! de los impedimentos para las medidas
jpstaB en- pro de la prospsridad de Puerto
Rico ha tenido la ventaja de OR de labios
de los puertorriquefos descgipciones del
efscto que ha producido el descuido del
Congress-
Ell sefIor de Diego, Speaker de Ia Ca
mara puertorriquena, no tuvo escr1pulo
en- expresar en- Ia pEesancia del otro
Speaker 81 cresncia en- la capacidad de
Puerto Rico para el gobieTno propio.
No es extrafio que Mr.. Cannon estuvieTe
un tanto desprevenido en- Bu Fespuesta.
Algo an$logo & Ia vergiienza debe ha'
ber Venido su msnte al rehexionar que
su Conducta le habfa dejadO al descubierto
ante 81 sobreentendido reproche.
No era para estimular el orgullo saber
que Ia isIa no eBt6 pr6cticaments mejor
que en- los dfas de Espafia que la mezqui'
ma Espada habfG concedido una medida
mayor de economic que Ia generosa Anne
rica.
America quiere el bien de sus cOlonias
perO 6stas 90 encusntran lejos de Ia memo
ria de Washington que est6 ocupsda por
otras coBas. EL problema parece distinto
y mas importante cuando Sc le v6 frente
frente.
Los hombrea del Congress- que llev6 el
Secretario Taft Filipinas han sido desde
entOnces los abogados mas adictos de Ia
polftica jusliciera 80 pueds predecir &C.
guraments que los compafieros de Ia parti-
da del Speaker Cannon ser&n mas atentoB
q las sdplicaS de los puertorriquenos como
resultado de Bu viaje.
(Del "New York Globe.")
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Continaaoi6n de d pdqina a. )

-
dem6a ciudades de la Union.
Termins 81 sefior Arrillaga no ha-
biendo ning6n delegado que pidisrs Ia
palabra, Re vota 81 informe de Ia comipi6n
de agriculture, que Eecomienda Ia sproba.
ci6p del ii. B. 131. Aprobado por mayo
ria, diciendo q. no los sehOres Zeno Gandfa
y Arrillaga.
Fl. B. l59. El aefior Yivaldi sOlicita se
apruebe.
-,Puerto Rico Leaf Tobacco?
ta el uefioF Georgetti "a vecino.
FL se6or Mufioz Rivera hace la indica-
oi6n de- que cree hay otro proyecto similar
s este.
Ell speaker" lee Ell H B. El sefOr
TigoI presenta una enmiends FL senior
Conception pregunta 81 90 trata dc una
nueva carretera. 7TH
I'll senior Tizol dice que esta es la dnica
earretera que 81 delegado del distritO de
San Juan golicita y que no cree haya min
guna opoaici6n ya que 81 no ha heeho Ia
meror objection al CGmulo de carreteras
que se ha pedido por otros se1ores delega'
dos = para otros distritos'
El se6or Concepci6n, replica diciendo
que "a hay una carreteEa que cruza esa
region y que mientras los vecinos de Ba'
rros , otras regionea de Ia isla neeesitan
que 90 les construysn mas. Was de eomuni'
caci6n, 90 pretende ahoFa hacer un gasto
para una comarca en- donde existen su-
fcientes Caminos = Was de comunica'
ci6n.
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- S - NOTlCIlS. : 49,

Ell ron "Exposici6n San Luis" de los
gefiorea A. Alvarez Hermanos es Ell meior
y mas puro de su clase. COnstantes pedi
dos que acreditan su bOndad, SON despa-
chados por eata casa en Bu establecimientO
San Jose s. a.p.
Ell "NUEVO CAFE" de los espo-
sos Morgan, Fortalsza 81, ofrecs un COM
pletO surtido de los mejOres dulces y cho-
coIates. Helados, refrescos, frutas al ma.
tural , TODD cuanto regsle 81 paladar mas
delicado 20 encuentra allf primorosamente
servido. Cafe con leche y chocolate, Be
encuentra desde las siete de 10 mafiana &
Las IL de la noche. ''Ssmost'' , "Baker"
las marcaB de chocolate sin rival 30 en-
cuentTan allf. p.
-se COmpran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOs aunqus no sst6n en- buen sstado,
cOllsres antiques de coral y prendas anti
guas.
Dirfiass &P. ]. B. Tstu6n 40, San Juan
8 al 8 calle Aurora, Ponce.
ERESANTE.-Se ha recibido
un nuevo BurtidO de refrigsEadOres de sgua
marca UsEEIT. Los mas higi6nicOs que
90 conocen. Erfrian el sguR sin mezclarla
con eI hielo. Sanchez Morales IL Co.. Te'
tu6n "a, San Juan. p. r.
-eE VENDEN unas mamparss de
maderas fnss y tela met6liCa para Ofci'
mas. Estas son acabadas de constFuir y Sc
ofreCen On precio muy bsrsto. Para in-
formes almacen de Latimer & Fernandez,
Marina. 10 8.
Orange Lllv.-Cura la debilidad, ulceraciO-
mes, aplanamiento, periOdOs dolOrosOs. Pa
ra solfcitar muestra gratis dirigirse Fre-
tier, Detroit, Mich. 52v. g
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TaGtO dipIOmatiCO a que Sc vid obi
gadO Mr. Cannon.
Ia Cdmara de Puerto Rico did 4 Uncle JOs
una gran reception.

Ell speaker Cannon-dice ell Baltimore
American" n"-se vic obligsdo eieHceP IN
tacto diplom6tico en- dias pasados de Ia
class mas extrafa que pudo encontrar 81
va como nm luchsdor en- Ia Asamblea
como guia de Ia Camara de Representatives.
de los EstadOs Unidoa
La C6mara de delegados de Puerto Ri
co di6 "Uncle Joe" una gran reception
con motive de 80 vista & squel cueTpo, y
eli speaker" de Ia Asamblea insulaF, auu'
que d6ndole una bienvenida en- los t6rmi-
NOS mas lisongerot aprovech6 no obstsnte
la OCCASION para expEeBar su cTeencia fFme
de que Puerto Rico eB capas de gobernaF'
90 poT 81 migmo, que eBtS presto & haCerlo
debe teneTlo. -.
. Esto fue presentRr ls proposition bajo
Ia foFma americans con gencilla Eectitud
bsio CIRCUMSTANCES que no daban al 'fBpss'
keE" Ia oportunidad de notar que ell Cabs'
Hero estaba fuers del lorden. -
Sin duda los otroB miembroB de la paTti'
ds sguardaban con inteTes una Eespuesta
que Mr. Csnpon debeFia hacer &, la de-
manda u'gente.
No puede honFadamente deciyse que
stUncle Joe" evadi6 Ia proposition de
gobieFno propio complete para los puerto
Eriquefios; peFo los informes de su discur.
20 no indican que gus miEas coFrespon'
die8en con las del hombFe de eBtsdo
puertoFriqueflo que habfa pFonunciado eI
discurBo de bienvenida'
Sin ser demasiado explfCito y directo al
se1alaE la moral, llam6 la afenci6n al he
Cho de que Cuba cor, mayoEes condolences
que Puerto Rico, despues de cuatro afloG
de gobisrno propio hsbfa levantado una
revoluci6n que los Estados Unidos sstGn
cumpliendo 90 pEomesa, hecha cuando 81
gobiernO cubanO fne oTgani2ado de aintar.
venir foFtalecsr las ataduFas 81 se.pressn'
taban mas distuTbios.
z entonces "Uncle Joe' habl6 casual
supplements, sin dar idea de que hubiese
alusi6n & 10 que Puerto Rico podfa hacer
ii % le daba amplias hbertades, de las
complicacionea deBastFes que habia trail
do santo Domingo en- 50 esfuerzo de GO
bieRno pFopio. Pero anadi6, como pc 1se n
do para si mismo, sbajo estaa condolences
el pueblo de los Estados Unidos mira con
gran intereB 81 pT0greso del pueblo de Pto.
Rico estS pFeguntando testa Puerto Rico
prsparado para 81 gobierno pFOpio?"
Los Representatives. puertoFTiquef1os 4
quieneS Be dirigi6 no tenfan idea, Ginem.
barge, de refuDfuflar ante ninguna caren.
CHS de cordialidad Cd Las palabRas del
pEominents inteTlOCutoR del pueblo sme'
Ficano. 7 no hay lugar dudaE de Ia
ainCeridad de Uncle Joe", nadis que 10
oye duda nunca.
Diio los puertOrriquefoa cu6n COM