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The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-04-18
CITY LOCAL

N. w. Milton is the new pharmacies,
at Hardy's drug store.
Henry Orn was among the Crete
visitors to Oakes yesterday.
DR.. F. w. Maercklein was called tt
LaMoure yesterday on consultation.
John Nelson, of Fullerton, was :
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Fred Kemp Of Cayuga was operated
on Tuesday at the Oakes hospital fol
appendicitis.
Formaldehyde, full strength, by the
pound or by the gallon. Get our prices
j. C. Foot & Co.
A. o. Jensen was in from Hample
yesterday. Axel is now buttermakel
for the Hamph creamery.
DR.. Maercklein reports the birth Of q
girl baby last Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Brennan, at the home four and
half miles southeast of the city.
The frame of the new addition to the
flour mill is up and the roof is now be.
ing put on. The new structure is one
story higher than the old building.
The ball, advertised to be given by
the Oakes Military Band last Tuesday
night, has been postponed until late,
date. Announcement of date will be
made later.
The w. R. c. supper at the home Of
Mrs. Fay last Thursday evening was
well attended. despite the disagree.
ableness Of the weather. About s9.5(
were realized.
Reports from the results of Tuesday:
election in the surrounding towns il
South Dakota are to the effect that
Aberdeen went "wet;" Groton, Brittor
and Sisseton went ''dry."
Special meeting of the firemen will
be held at Office of P. j. Aasen or
evening Of April oath. All firemen arr
urged to be present as business o.
Importance is to come before the meet
ing. s.
w. H. Ladd has contracted with P. M
Nelson for the erection of nice resi-.
dence on the formers lots on soutl
Fourth street, opposite the Andrew
White residence. The main building
Will be 22x24, two stories, with q
kitchen, one story, 12x14. d
Leo. A. Wagner arrived Tuesda,
night from Estherville, Iowa, to accept
the position as I'D. and job assistant ol
The Times. Mr.. Wagner has beer
engaged on the force Of the Estherville
Enterprise, and has had much valuabl,
experience in the business.
Ed. Sanderson is shipping his cattl'
and hogs west to the packing houses ii
Spokane and Seattle since last fall
Although about as far away as New
York Ed. says he can get just as good
price there q in the markets Of Siou,
City, st. Paul Or Chicago.
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Only One to criticise.


Walhalla Mountaineer: The only
criticism of Congressman Tom Marshall
which we have seen or heard, comes
from the Grand Forks Evening Times.
In its attempts to belittle Mr.. Marshall
or his actions, in its effort to detract
from his standing either in North
Dakota or in Washington, the Times is
throwing a boomerang that will forever
put quietus on its insineere and hypo-
critical mouthings. We do not know
way tn csper takes the course it does
unless in its effort to assist Senator
Hansbrough it feels that it is neces-
sary to attack the gentleman most
likely to receive the support Of the
united Republican party. If this is the
reason, it will over reach the mark,
because the people of North Dakota
believe in and will stand by Mr.. Mar
shall even against our august senior
senator. The Mountaineer has nothing
against the latter-believes he has b. en-
an able man for the good of North
Dakota, in the United States senate.
In fact, we believe he could accomplish
still more-much more than a new
man-if he was returned for one more
term, but we do not wish to see it at
the expense Of any other representative
in congress, and, especially Of such a
good one as Mr.. Marshall. It must be
remembered, too, that Mr.. Marshall
has been at Washington for some
years, and that while he would be new
in the senate his experience and knowl-
ledge would make his presence in the
senate as much felt as Mr.. Hansbrough
No honest man will attack the record
u, character of Mr.. Marshall.
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Denatured Alcohol Stoves

Congressman Marshall received q
letter Saturday from Mr.. Hampton,
agent of the national grange, that he
is on the way to this country from
Germany with $4,000 lamps and stoves,
which he hopes to distribute in the
United States through agents. Mr..
Marshall says that one Of the greatest
drawbacks that has initiated against
denatured alcohol has been for lack of
such appliances. This shipment, will do
much towards bringing alcohol into
general use.
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Died.

The baby son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. v.
Hamann died at the family residence at
Crete last Sunday afternoon from a con-
traction Of pneumonia and heart trouble.
The little one was eight months and five
days Of age and his death is hard
blow to the parents. The funeral took
place Tuesday from the residence at
ten O'Clock, Rev. r. T. Fulton of this
city officiating. Interment in the
Oakes cemetery.
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New Alderman.

At the special election in the Second
ward held Monday, c. A. Moore was
elected alderman for one year to sue
.ceed NJ. Boardman, who resigned to
become mayor. There were three can
didates in the field, c. A. Moore, F. H.
Dillingham; and "A. r. Wright. Fifty
six ballots were cast, of which Moore
received IS, Dillingham; S, and Wright
,16. No, thanks, we don't care to be
alderman.
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Real Estate Transfers.

n u ] johnson to Ole Lyngen. and
Nelse Lyngen south half M-13o-59.
Louise Johnson and husband to Del.
bert White, lot 6, block 2, Ellendale
Land Co. addition.
John. Herman to Realty Inv. Co,
southeast quarter 26-13O-62.
John L Wilde to Herman Heesch
east half 31-129-62 and south hail
32-196 Again to George Rogenkamp
I Samuel E Smart to ] w Ormes,
south half of southwest quarter 30-19
65.
Isabella Lehman and husband tt
Mark johnson, lot s, block 4, Fullerton.
Charles A. Bristol to George E Lane,
northwest quarter 5-130-62.
G E Lane to Fred Mehring, lots l, 2
8 and 4, block %, 1st addition to Ellen
dale.
Ole Olson Bjornas to John DeBloom,
northwest quarter 29-129- -65.
George Baldwin to w A Mccartney
northwest quarter 34-129-60: Again tt
Jacob Buro.
Edward Fritz to Herman ] Keller
southwest quarter 24-l31-6S. Il r ssiif,s ssiif,s
( RI Thompson to E James Walton
lot 16, block 81, out lots and ado
Oakes.
Adam Kirschenmann to Fred Franz
west half Of northeast quarter, north
east quarter Of northwest quarter ant
lot 1-31-129-66.
Jason E, Adams to R w Dickey, lot.
18 and 10, block 6, 0 P Glendale.
Julia F Full and husband to A
Withee. part of lot s, block 4. 1st ade
to Glendale.
Henry ] Rusch to Charles L Saunders
southwest quarter Of northeast quarter
and northwest quarter of southeast
quarter 17-129-66.
Martin Soldol to Jason E Adams
lot 8, block %, 1st addition to Glendale
Martin P Soldol to Jason E Adams,
lot 9, block %, 1st add Glendale.
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:. clean Up.

Notice is hereby given that all back
yards and alleys must be cleaned at
once Of all filth and garbage. II not
done Ia . reasonable time the city AUTH
critics will take action as provided by
the ordinances.
By order Of board Of health:
Sol Hunter,
Chief Of Police.
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FalIey Is lnsurgent.

Wahpeton Globe: If Foraker should
happen to win out in Ohio and win the
presidential nomination he will be the
worst defeated candidate that ever ran
for an Office. Give US Hearst, Bryan,
or the devil before the sharp tongued
pirate from Ohio.
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Nominated Him First.

Valley City Times Record: Tom
Marshall seems to be gaining in popu-
larity as candidate for the United
States senate. 1t will be emembered
that the Times-Record nominated him
as soon as the votes were counted last
fall. 81
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Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our sincere
thanks for the sympathy shown us
during the long sickness and after the
death Of our beloved daughter and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Swanson
and Family.
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Swedish Services.

There will be services in the Swedish
Lutheran Church on Sunday, April 2lst
at eleven o'clock. Rev. "A. p. Monten,
Of Wheaton, Mimi, will preach.
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Paper Hanging.

Get your paper hanging done by
J. E. Palmer if you want good work.
Leave orders at Argyle Hotel and he
will call. ss
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Spring Suits.

Be up-to-date and go and see F. G.
Voight, the popular tailor, and let him
build you nice spring suit, or a fine
dress suit. He has nice line Of
fabrics to select from. Come early
before the best patterns run OUT He
also does all kinds Of repairing and
cleaning. Prices right.
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already subscribed to the oath Of office.
When Mayor Boardman called the
meeting to order there were found to
be present: j. II. Denning and E. j.
Walton, aldermen from the First ward:
G. "A. Tuthill and C. "A. Moore, alder
men from the Second ward; c. A. Ma
lander and B. w. Slocum, aldermen
from the Third ward. NJ
G. A. Tuthil was chosen president
Of the council for the ensuing year and
then Mayor Boardman announced the
following committees:
Finance -Tuthill, Walton, Slocum.
Walton, Malander, Denning,
Moore.
Streets, Alleys and Lights Denning,
Malander, Moore.
Fire, Water and Sewer Walton,
Tuthill, Siocum.
Purchasing committees Slocum,. Wal
ton, Tuthill. e.
The council discussed matters at
some length. The dump ground needs
some attention. It appears that some
people have pulled out dead animals
onto the dump and left them unburied,
and the road leading into the dump has
been made impossible. A few fines
would be about the proper thing, was
the sentiment of the council.
The reckless and extravagant use of
the city hose and tools that belonged to
the city was another topic of discussion.
Lengths Of good hose were strewn
about the city and had been used for
private ends.
Only about 200 feet were available
for, fire purposes at the engine house.
The city had been purchasing tools all
the time but, no accounting has been
made Of them.
The new mayor went on record as
saying that he. would strictly enforce
the ordinances of the city. He was in
favor of retrenchment of the city
finances and calculated to have about
all the money that was coming to the
city in the way Of water tax and
licenses.
The bids for water main and man and
team were laid over until ! next
meeting.
It is known that w. w. Denning will
continue as city auditor. but the mayor
is at sea yet on the other appointments.
It is the sentiment Of the council to
make separate appointments for chief
of police and street commissioner. The
place of chief of police was offered to
H. E. Hyatt, but he has said he will not
accept. Sol. Hunter who holds the dual
Offices at the present time, is not .
candidate for either position. The sue
cessor to n. v. Hicks as assessor will
not Le appointed until next fall, and it
is likely Dr.. f. w. Maercklein will re-
main at the head Of the board Of
health. 4
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Notice to Farmers.

Notice to Farmers.
& II you have any potatoes to sell bring
them in 1920 or so bushels. Win pay
highest market price.
R. Q. smitt1: #
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Married.

Married.
M e. G. Nelson Of Luck, Wisconsin,
and MISS Genevieve Case, Of Ludden,
were married last evening at the home
Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. A. Case.
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OUT THE OLD
IN THE NEW
New Council Takes Hold Of City
Affairs


The old council closed up it's affairs
on Tuesday evening there being pres
ent: Mayor Bittman, Aldermen
Boardman, Walton, Danning, Tuthill
and Brown. Absent: Alderman
Mccartney.
Bills to the amount Of $201. .65 were
allowed, which included $3.50 fare to
]. n. Denning to Minneapolis and re-
turn; $50 to w. S. Nickersham for
attorneys services for the year; about
$50 for excavating on the basement
for the new city hall, and nearly all of
the balance for election expenses.
The opening of the bids for man end
team and for laying water main was
turned over to the new council. =
The vote Of the special election in
the Second ward was canvassed and
the result was the same as published
elsewhere. G. A. Moore, alderman
elect, took the oath of office.
The old council then adjourned. y.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-24
AuUNG|O De sulETA

Departamento del interior. Ohcina
del Superintendent dc Obras
PIblicas. San Jnan, P. R, agos'
to 23 de 1907.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerra
dos para la adjudication en- pdbllca
subasta de las obras de construction
de alcantarillas ytubos de hormig6n,
carretera n1mero 3, seccion FaJar'
do-Nagnabo, Sc adnitirau en- esta OH
Gina hasta las 10 a. nj, del dia 7 de
setiembre de 1907, Ell que Sc abriran
pdblicamente.
Ell presupuesto de las obras as
eiende a ($2 600. .oo) dos mil dollars.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc da-
ran en- esta o6cina donde Sc eucuen'
tran de manifesto todos los docnmen'
tos one han de regir en- la contrata
podran recoger los licitadores los mo-
delos de proposiciones que han dc
presentar. La administration Sc re
chazar cualquiera 8 todas LAS propo
siciones. j. ], ]. JIMENEZ. Supe
rintendente de Obras Pdblicas. 49,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-24
RETRETA De MGNAuA

-Programa de las pleas que
tocara en- la retreta maiiana domin-
60 la banda de la Policia InSular:
March de la zarzuela eEstu-
che de Monerfas,O p Valverde [hijo.
2 DANA aLluvia de Perlas,s Rios
Ovalle. 3 Variaciones de saxof6n,
Areas. q Tanda de valses eDolo-
resp Watdenfel. S Selection de
la opera aLucia di Lammemor, y
Donizetti. 6 Two.step [estreno]
NOld JathfulO, Holamen. 7 Bale
de ola Machicha,O zarzuela aLa
Gatita Blanca,S Wives. 8 DANA
aVano empeno,O Campos. eStar
Spangled Banner.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-24
EDICT0
En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
judicial de San Juan, P. r., Es-
tudos Unidos de America.

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan, P. r., Es-
tudos Unidos de America.
Ell Presidente de los E. U. de A
Francisco Caceres, demandante,
VS.. Rosa Echeveste ct a los dueiios
de la Central "Constancia", e.,
Toa-baja, P. R., demandados. -
No 1890. : Indemnizaci6n por
daiios y perjuicios.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico & Julio
Was Ochoteco, medico, residente en-
Araniuez (Espaiia) a Jose, Manuel,
Isabel y Maria Elias y Was, residen-
tes en- Madrid, calle de Fuentes, nn.
nero S; y a Manuel Was ochotecO 6
4 su heredera Herminia Cuadras, re-
sidente en- la Habana CUBA 6 a quie-
mes fueren herederos de dicho Manuel
Was Ochoteco.
Sc hace saber a ustedes que en- es-
ia Corte ha presentado Francisco Ca
ceres, por medic de su abogado Enri-
que Marquee Huertas, una demanda
contra ustedes y otros demandados
mas. como dueiios de la Central
.Constancia,n en- Toa-baja, P. r., en-
cuva demanda Sc solicita que la Cor
te, previos los tramites legales, dicte
seutencia condenando a los demanda-
dos 6 sea a los dueiios de la Central
uConstancia" de Toa-baja, P. R., al
naqo de diez mil dollars como indem-
pizaci6n por los dafios y perjuiclos
que tales demandados han ocasiona-
do imprudente { innecesariamente q
Ia parte actora en- este case con el des-
Guido negligencia de parte de tales
duefos de esta Central y de sris EN-.
nleados, al ocaslonarle con la maqui-
ma 8 locomotora de esa Hacienda, Ia
muerte al nifio Bias Caceres, conocido
tanbien por Figueroa, hijo de la de-
mandaute; asi como que Sc condene
en- costas q los nismos demandados,
haciendose los de1nas pronunciamien-
tos que EN- derecho correspondent.
Y por cuauto Sc ha presentado en-
esta Corte declaration jurada credit
va de cue uste6es residen fuera de
! Puerto Rico, que son parties necesa-
rias 6 legftimas en- este pleito y que
existe motive de acci6n contra uste.
i des como tales dernandados;
Por tanto, el Hon. Pedro de Al
drey, Iuez de Ia secci6n Ia. de esta
Cmte. Dor su orden de este dfa, ha
dispuesto Sc nutibque dustedes de tai
demanda por meIio de edictos que Sc
pubIicaran en- el peri6dico Ia DEMO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-24

Hace va dias que escribimos
estas cuartillas; pero, por razones
que no son del case, no pudimos
publicarlas entonces; sin embargo
como las circunstancias son las mis-
mas, nos decidimos a publicarlas,
apesar de haber pasado tempo.
La Junta Central Unionista ha
dirigido una carta circular q los
miembros de dicha agrupaci6n don.
de Sc mani6estan los buenos deseos
que amman q los directories del par
lido que representa- por 10 menos
las dos terceras parties del pals.
En- ese documento Sc insinua a
los unionistas para que cada uno
coopere, por los medios que esten q
SUI alcance, fin de contrarrestar
la Influenza de los trusts monopo-
lizadores que perturban el bienes-
tar econ6mico de nuestra terra.
La carestia de los artlculos de
primera necesidad, tanto proceden-
!e del extrangero como del pals, Ia
depression relativa de los frutos que
Sc exportan y la Influenza acapara'
dora de los trust, ha creado un or
den de cosas anormal, desconocido
por la mayoria, pues esta cubierto
por ell velo de una prosperidad apa-
rente; pero parece que el velo Sc va
descorriendo, y la circular que We
nimos aludiendo demuestra que va
la opinion del pueblo de Puerto Ri
co Sc va hacienda cargo de la situa'
ci6n, que la voz de alerta de algu'
ma que otra avanzada, no Sc ha per
dido del todo en- el vacfo, y que la
sorpresa de ese enemigo implacable
de los pueblos, la miseria, no sera
completa.
Laudables y altos principles
inspiran las patri6ticas manifesto.
clones que motivan estas cuartillas.
Ese movimiento generoso del
patriotismo de esos hombres, debe
ser secundado y aplaudido por to-
dos, pues creemos que las diferen
cias de opiniones, muchas veces dt
menor cuantia, no deben impedil
que Sc aplaudan y Sc secunden To-
actos, cuyas ,endencias son gene
rosas y tendencies al bien de la pa
tria.
Por ESQ lie aplaudimos sin re.
servas y tratamos de secundarlo er
10 que podamos con arreglo a nues
tro POGO valer y signi6caci6n.
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VAR|As T0T|cIAS

81 dia 20 de octubre sc abri-
"a la matrfcula para los aspirantes
al titulo de farmaceutico, que debe-
ran examinarse en- el pr6ximo afio.
I'm nifo de nombre Rafael
Gonzalez sufri6 una caida aver tar
de en- la plaza de Colon, fracturan-
dose el radio y cdbito del brazo de.
recho.
Sc encuentra gravemente Ell.
fermo en- su residencia de Santuf-
ce, el acaudalado propietario don
Jose Carazo que cuenta va cerca de
un siglo de edad. Deseamos Ia me.
iorfa del venerable anciano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-24

CRAcIA, de San Juan, P. R. & otro
peri6dico de los de mayor circulation
eu Puerto Rico, Zen case de que La
DEMocRAcIA deje de publicarse 8 Sc
interrumpa la publication de ese dia-
rio,) durante seis semanas, una vez
por semana, y sc prevenga a ustedes
que de no comparecer y contestar tai
demanda dentro de cuarenta dfas a
contar desde la fecha de la publica-
cion del dltimo edicto en- tai peri6dico
segdn queda antes indicado, la de-
mante podra solicitar y obtener que
lie sean concedidas todas las peticio-
mes hechas en- su demanda.
Dado en- San Juan, P. R., a a de
agosto de 1907. Jose E. Figueras,
secretario. .-Por A. Marin Marien,
Sub-secretario de la Corte de Distrito
del Distritp Judicial de San Juan,
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Buena aCtitud
La Junta Central del partido unionista Sc coloca
frente los monopolios. La aplaudimos

v favorables al criterio de los an1e-
ricanos.
Y como consecuencia de 10 ex-
puesto, creemos que otra de las cau-
sas que tiende a hacer grave el Pc
ligro que nos amenaza es el craso
error en- que esta Ia inayotfa de
nuestro pueblo al Greer que todo
ha de partir de la iniciativa del 60
bierno, que los pueblos no pueden
dar I'm paso sin la Intervention de
este, puesto que 10 que Sc haga fue-
"a del terreno Official es perdido.
Ese principle err6neo ha sido Ia
ruina de naciones que tienen gobier-
no propio. iAdonde llevara q un
pueblo cuyo gobierno es extrafio;
que 81 bien de una manera suave,
en- la pariencia, no deja de pesar
sobre el Ell yugo de la conquista?
Y la causa primordial de nues-
tros males, es la falta de amor 4 Ia
agriculture y la falta de espfritu de
asociaci6n para crear la iniciativa
particular, y dar TN Impulse q en-
presas bene6ciosas para el desarro-
llo de la riquez del pals en- todos
sus ramos y contrarrestar la inauen.
cia acaparadora de los trusts.
Mientras haya individuos fal-
tos, no solo de patriotismo, sino de
sentido com1u, que vendau sus tie
rras para vivir de una renta exfgua,
8 il a buscar un destino p1blico que
lie proporcione TN sueldo mas D me-
nos lujoso, a costa de sus princi-
pios y de su conciencia, no habre-
mos adelantado NADIA en- el canine
de la salvacion de nuestra patria.
Mientras no lie demos Impulse
q la iniciativa particular y preteu'
} damos que el gobierno nos salve de
; la ruina que nos amenaza no hare
mos otra cosa que acrecentar el pc.
} ligro de esa ruina.
Hoy la dlrectiva del partidc
unionista da la voz de alerta y pide
la cooperation de ese partido para
conjurar Ell peligro y evitar e
desastre.
No lie neguemos eSa coopera'
ci6n, estudiemos detenidamente las
causas que pueden originar Ia ca
tastrofe; y combatamoslas.
FELIX MUNoz GR11Lo.
Julio de 1907.
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En- ese documento Sc alude q
los buenos deseos del gobierno en-
pro del pals, buenos deseos que
debemos secundar, segdn el, y mas
adelante manifesto que 81 esas bue.
mas tendencias cambiaran su direc-
ci6n en- opuesto sentido, el partido
unionista cumplirfa su deber, ca
yendo siempre del lado del pueblo.
NADIA mas racional y honrado.
Ahora, sobre este 1ltimo pun
to es que vamos q manifestar nues-
tras opiniones, fundadas siempre
en- Ell crlterio invariable que hemos
sostenido acerca del gobierno y Ell
pueblo.
Inconformes, como la casi to-
talidad de los ''puertorriqueaos, con
el bill Foraker, creemos que solo el
gobierno propio puede llenar las le-
gftimas aspiraciones del pals y que,
en- ning1n sentido puede hacer TN
gobierno extraho grandes cosas en-
pro de nuestro pueblo, pues STEM
pre- que hay intereses encontrados
entire elementos que el gobierno
tiende q favorecer y el pueblo ex'
tra1o a e, cuyos destinos rige, los
intereses del ultimo llevau la peoi
parte.
Esto 10 ha demostrado la prac
tica con lamentable fracuencia.
Y esa es, seg1n nuestra opi
MON, 81 no la causa principal, una d'
las mas importantes que contribu
yen al malestar econ6mico que EN-
pieza q manifestarse por Ia caresti'
de los artlculos de primera necesi
dad y la baratura de los frutos qu
coustituyen nuestra verdadera ri
queza.
Tenemos que reconocer y !,
reconocemos lealmente que los 60
bernadores Mr. Winthrop y Mr. Pos
han hecho en- benefcio del pals i
que han podido, y han asegurado
orden. Pero tambien decimos leal
mente, que no haran mas, nj pue
den hacer mas; pues el Consejo Eje
cutivo pesa, y seguira pesando sobr
el pals, como una losa de plomo
Que los buenos deseos de la Cana
ra Sc estrellan en- la oposici6n d
ese Consejo, Sc viene demostrand
desde que Puerto Rico goza de 10
los benefcios del regimen civil,
solo pasan aquellas !eyes baladie