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New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
FRENCH TAKE m0GADOR
MOORISH ALLIES AID.
Gouernor alleged TO BE Traitor
and arrest Ordered.

Tangier Oct 24.-According to a wireless dig
patch lust received here, Mogador was occupied
this afternoon by three hundred French marines
operating in conjunction with a Moorish force
under Ghazi Pacha, a general In the service OF
Sultan Abd-el-Aziz.
II is Understood that the Governor of Moga-
dor is a traitor, and Ghazi Pacha has an order
for his arrest.
NTogador is on the Atlantic coast OF Morocco.
due west of Morocco City, where Mulai Haig.
the Sultan of the South has his headquarters
and where he was proclaimed. 1t is in the dis
trict in which his forces have been operating.
The recent disturbances in the southern part OF
the empire. including the fight on October 10
between the armies of Abd-el-Azz and Mulai
Hang In which the latter was victorious, made
it desirable to send an expedition to Mogador.
\ number Of French warships left Tangier for
the south four DAYS ago. and two days ago five
hundred Moors under GhaZi PaCha went south
by sea with Mogador as their objective.
Paris. oct 2f--Mulal Ha1g, Sultan Of the
South Of Morocco. is quoted in an Interview at
Morocco CITY, October 49, published here to-day
as insisting that he had not declared Il holy war
against the foreigners nut against his brother.
Sultan Abd-el-Aziz, who he added, was running
the country and gradually delivering it over to
foreigners Mulai Hadg is quoted as saying that
"if France wishes security to property in Mo-
rocco she must remain neutral"
A special dispatch from Tangier says that
Mohammed, another brother OF Abd-el-A -Aziz'
acting in conjunction with emIssares of Mulat
northern capital. against the government OF
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
FAMILIES IN PERIL FROM FLAMES.
Several Persons Injured While Escaping
from Blaze Due to Lamp Explosion.

\ kerosene lamp exploded in the apartments oc
Frank Robinson. on the second floor of a tenement
house ut No. 49, Second avenue. late last uight.
and four families were in pz'il from the flames
Robinson CAV" thC alarm
Mrs Mary Kennedy, Who iived with hcr two
children the third hooy. carried through
tho burning railways to tho street by PatrolmcU
NIurha and Hoffman. OF the East 2ed street police
station. The children were also rescued. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mctitvney lived in the OF tho
Robinson rooms aud escaped with slighs burns.
Thomas L nch, blacksmith, in his haste to escape
from thr top Goor fcIl down the first Ajsh; OF
stairs and cut his scalp,
John Ifewig. a waiter, and his wife. Agnes, made
a rope of sheets. HelwS tied it around his w!fe's
waist. He then lowered her a shed in the yard.
lie slid down the same fraI rope. II broke and
hts left leg WAS fractured Tho damage to the
house IboHt 5000
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
REPORTED CHANGE IN MORSE LINES.
Boston Dispatch Says Reorganization of
Consolidated Is Planned.

Radical changes in the management and opera
ton OF the constituent companies comprising the
Consolidated Steamship Lines imminent. ac-
cording a dispatch from Boston yesterday which
said that Charles w Morse had admitted 10 his
business associates that reorganization OF tie
company to be made
Some OF the changes TO be effected, the dispatch
said, the vesting OF the management OF the
Eastern and Metropolitan steamship companies in
Calvin Austin president OF the Consolidated Steam
ship Company. and the restoration OF the active
operation OF the Clyde, Ward. Mallory and New
York and Porto Rico companies TO their former
owners and managers.
Consolidated Steamship bonds sold down to 97t
the curb yesterday after opening at 12s4. They
closed 1915; $500 600 Of tho bonds sold.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
NAY CALL EMPEROR.
Kaiscr's Testimony HW Be Asked
in Berlin Libel Trial.

Berlin oct. 24-At the hearing Of the case ot
Count 1uuo Won Motke. former military governor
Of Berlin. against Macmillan Harden. editor Of
Die Zukunft' for defamation Of character TO-
day. DR.. Gordon. counsel for the PLAINTIFF
declared that he would eventually ask for ths
testimony of Emperor William. 70 prove that
Couc: Won MoItks never had used his Official p,,-
siion to promote political ends. Herr Bernstein
counsel for Harden. agreed this proposal.
Herr Bernstein then charged that the court
clique ~ which Won Motke was member was
guilty Of Infamous crimes. Harden purposes 20 call
the head of the police department dealing with
this aspect of public morals 20 testify 10 whac
he knows regarding Prince Philip ~ EuIenburg,
the ex- German Ambassador TO Vienna. and Lieu
tenant General Count William Won Hohenau. ons
Of the Emperors adjutsnts. who. together with
Won Moltke. have been mentioned by Harden
members OF the so-caIIed Csmariua. Round
Table Harden has said that he will call
witness Paul Iiman, the author Of a life of En-
peror William who viii testify that the late Prince
Won Bismarck once expressed himself concerning
the excesses Of Prince zu Euenburs in the strong
est terms
Harden will also call Prince voE Rulov the I'M
perial Chancellor and Field Marshal Count Won
Hulsen-H HaeseIer chief OF the Emperor's Military
Cabinet.
An army officer who had served in the Guard
n, C,orns at Potsdanl. was called witness to-
dav and testified 10 having taken part IN orgies
AT the house Of Count Iynar, which had resulted
in tho dismissal from the service In disgrace %
the count and Lieutenant General Won Hohenau-
The witness said he had heard that Ven Moitke
was present at this occasion. but he thought tha'
zu F.lIlenburg certainly was there.
The court has decided 10 reject "a EulenouTgs
medical certificate submitted yesterday. saying he
was too I'll To attend the hearing, and he has been
,a1 +r,e ey,v,a ffo-r10
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
CHOOSES FIRE ISLAND PARK SITE.
Islip Association to Recommend Hotel Prop
erty on Beach for Project

The Fire Island State Perk Association which
was organized I'm Islip. Long Island, SATURDAY,
has announced its intention of recommending the
site of the Fire Island Hotel property. Fire ISL
and beach. for park The association is organic
ing branches In all the villages interested in the
project
1t contends that the island. in its present cond-
tion is constant menace to the Long Islander, and
the proposed state prison would render the place
unpopular
The officers OF the association are: John II. Vail.
president; Charles A. Scheren vice president; John
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
IMMENSE WATER POWER PLAN.
Proposition to Spend $20,OOO.OOO in Devel-
opments on St. Lawrence River.

Toronto. oct. IA proposition for the dcvc,-
opmcnt OF water power At a cost Of $4,000 900
at Mcroches. on the St Lawrence. was laid
before the International Waterways Commis-
sion here to-day for its approval by the St.
Lawrence Power Company of Canada. and the
Long Sault Development Company.
The Canadian company proposes To spend
SJoO0OOO having already expended SI,OO00Oo
and the American company is To invest Sl5.-
OOoOOo The company will develop power ut the
lower end Of Barnard Island wtE the help OF
the American company. which is building a dam
nj the head Of the island
It was explained that the plan would improve
navigation. enabling steamers to at full
speed up the river The commission was told
that the ST Lawrence Power Company had de
yclopcd To its limit. and was being asked for
more service
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
PLAYMATEs ATTACK FATAL, SAY JURY
Coroners Inquest Finds Boy Died from
Effects of Beating.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribun. ]

Rahwsy Oct. A.-The coroners inquest, held YES
terday upon the body Of Abraham Kaufman. twelve
years old Of Avenel, who, IL is alleged, kicked
and beaten to death by two brothers named George
and Thomas Thompson. also Of the same place
to-day returned verdict substantlating tho evi-
dence.
Kaufman boy. On Thursday night Abraham was
late in getting home. His stepmother asked him
why he late He said the Thompson boys at
tackled him, and he complained OF being i'll. The
next day he died. The funeral Sunday was
stopped to allow an investigation by the coroner
The Thompson boys under arrest.
IT is said that while tho younger brother
pounding Abraham in the stomach the elder
kicked him on the head.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
BISHOP POTTER'S DINNER.
Had No Intention to Wound Southern Peo-
pie, Says Bish Nelson of Georgia Diocese
tBy Telegraph to Tho TrIbunel

Atlanta Oct. A.-'The incident TO say tho least.
was an unfortunate one" said Bishop Nelson Of
the Episcopal Diocese of Georgia. speaking Of the
dinner given by Bishop Potter. MY ideas on
such subjects are different from Bishop Potters.
Il may add. however. that Bishop Potter had en-
tertained i'm his own house all the missionary
bishops and I assums that he thought II dscour-
teous for him except the negro Bishop from
South Africa.
THAT he miscuiculated tho effect of having Il
negro bishop at his house is certain, but / am
equally certain he had intention to wound
Southern people to make an attack upon their
dearest sentiments
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
mo DANGER OF PANIC"-BRYAN
Predicts Continuance of Prosperity-Deniea
He Is Avowed Candidate for Presidency.

scbonectadv. \. y. oct 24-william J. Bryan
arrival here at 30 o'clock this afternoon ana
went at once TO the residence Of the Rev Dr.
George r I.una, who chaplain Of his regi-
1lent during the Spanish war, for luncheon
Mr.. Bryan said that he could see no danger ot
nori, and predicted the continuance Of prosper
if, He said that when in Congress he advocated
a law 10 protect depositors from exactly such con-
ditops as have arisen in New York during the last
few days.
Mr. BRYAN ernphaticalIy denied the truth OF a
dispatch SEPT from Omaha last night in which his
brother-in-law, Thomas Allen, declared him an
avowed candidate for the presidency again next
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
RADICALS LOSE CONTROL.
TeIcgraphers ThrOsc Ont ProTrs-
Russell Candidate for President.
Ia reIeg-anh b - T-LE.-c J

Milwaukee. Oct 24-The commercial teiosrdpdNrs
have so far failed 20 transact any important buSl-
ness az the convention here, owing IN the tanS's
over proxies. Tonight IL was decide. 'h4' ~
,,-ovies c,,,l5 be voted This viii deprive scores
Of small local unions Of a vote The entire Soutu
has only one delegate here and hc is now dePrl'''
Of any vote. except for his home local Ih.s a'uoh
takes the control OF the convention from 'ue raI,
ical chicago and Milwaukee unions "I'i '''''
most Of the proxies
C,nosition has arisen 20 elsctinE a president 40
This time w w Bcattie, the first vice-PreS'd'h''
ana now acting president believes that no a'''U.
to supp.ant small the suspended president. s"o1''
ba takcf, before the regular convention I'll 'U'-s
next Daniel Russell. Of New 1'rk- ma -.
-, - -, an, strategy and C. n Jones
Thlr.s,o delegate. ana some Of their friends. are
urging an election They are candidates l'' '''
place.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
WON'T CHANGE MAYER & co. ORDER
Judge Holt Says Chase National Must Garry
Loan Collateral.

Judge Holt although asked by the Chase Ma
tional Bank to modify his order restraining banks
and trust companies from dsposing OF the loan
collateral of Mayer Co, yesterday declined to do
So and the institutions will have carry the stocks
until the court allows them be sold out.
Judge Holt observed that he did not approve OF
loans made so close to the market 1T encourages
dangerous speculation he said, land goes too
far from conservative business dealings"
The Chase National. II said. had made loans
against which stocks and bonds deposited The
recent depressed price of stocks 1t represented
had wiped out the margins
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
eA7,ENT,s HEART ON RIGHT SIDE.

James McCabe's heart IS on the riEhl SIDE anu
Of course is on the wrong side. DIT iirl-'-''7sl
Eelleyu. Hospital. made the discovery HeS'.''~
when he was treating Nctahe TO- a Noul',u NoN = 81
80 r1e appIiec r,.r treatment az thS hoSpi''.
Gov a badly cut knee IL said he had beea S'N''
~, horse. Dr Hcitlnger fourt that Inc vas a'7'
suffering nom SHOCK r-
"I.u sound your heart said the ph}S',ia'-
,4.t,Inper vas unable To fnd tho puls7tioI IN ''s
- ,l.-o hut found IL ou the right side IN
s,,t~ot tic, showed the heart To b. fuU0t"0'It nor
ma
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
NO WESTINGHOUSE LOAN,
issue of 100000 for French Com
pdng StoDped in Paris.

Paris, Oct A-Because OF the appointment OF re-
csivers for four Westinghouse companies Of Pitts
burg the societe Generate ceased accepting sub
sc-tpt.ons for the company's . per cent 1917 loan
to-day. and is returning the subscriptions already
received
The orfci2ls Of ths French Westinghouse Com
rsny declare that the abandonment of the proposed
Sspoo loan. which was designed exclusively for
the osgsloprnent Of the French business will make
necessary q change OF plans if funds are not OBJ
ts1n2bls n sorne other manner. Nevertheless they
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
ASKS JACKSON TO INVESTIGATE SALE.

Justice Garretson in the Supreme Court, Flush
ing received q prcsentmcnt from the Queens
County Grand Jury yesterday pettoning the Attor-
ney General TO take charge of the inquiry into tile
sale TO the city of eight-seven OF swamp
land known Kssena Park near Flushing, Long
Island for 1894 235 An investigation into this
legged public scandal has at length got under way
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
FRANCIS JOSEPH cJNvALESCENT.
Emperor May soon Be Permitted to Walk in
Gardens at Schoenbrunn.

Vienna. oct. 24-The physicians in attendance
on Emperor Francis Joseph announced this
morning for the first time since mis- majesty has
been confined to SchOnbrunn Palace that the
couvalescent stage Of his Illness has begun His
sleep last night was undisturbed by coughing.
and the catarrhal symptoms are improving.
Preparations are going on 10 permit the En-
peror to take a walk IN the gardens in case his
improvement continues and the weather is IA
,.,-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
BETWEEN PLATFORM AND TRAIN.

Jean Bonnamy fifteen years old. Of No. 1905 West
both street. fell between two cars OF northbound
subway train a IL pulled into the Fulton street
station last evening. The momentum Of the train
saved his life, only his left leg had time TO
drop into the space between the and the plat
form. He spun around violently several times until
the train stopped at the regular post. DR.. Kibbe.
of the Hudson Street Hospital found the left thigh
shattered and removed him to the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
opposes ~ELAsTIC CURRENCY"

Indianapolis oct. ct-The Indiana Bankers
.ocjatTou in session here. to-day adopted a r.
Iu;ion placing itself on record as bs'uS oPV'S
to the enactment of the currency measure
nosee hv the American Bankers AsScria'l'''
which v.ouId give the country what is known rs aa
..clastic currency" The resolution declares ti'--
Indiana bankers arc against any measure 'N''
4oes not AFFORD absolute security
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
NEW PERSIAN CABINET FORMED.

Teheran, Oct. PA new Persian Cabinet was
formed to-day the Shah having dismissed the for
mer Cabinet by decree two days ago. Nasir el
Mulk is Premier and Minister OF Finance, Mushir
el Mulk is Foreign Minister. SAM ed Dowleh is
Minister OF the Interior, and Mustsfa Menalik is
Minister of War
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
MONKEY IN BRONX POLICE COURT.

Michael Salador and "Jocko Salador." monkey.
jointly discharged yesterday in the Bronx po-
lice court by Magistrate Puts. after the italian
and his monkey had been charged with disturbing
the peace at 10th street ana Prospect The
monkey was also charged with biting a small boy
the charge.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
NO DISPUTE WITH NEW HAVEN ROAD.
TBy Telegraph TO The Trihune1

rBv Telegraph 70 The Trihunel
New Haven. oct 24.-Presldent Mellen or the Ne"
Haven Railroad said tonight when asked whether
the road had refused to pay the Westinghouse
company part OF It's bill in connection WIN Iiic @
-',',aI =, Nov York city because OF alleged faulty
construction:
An bills rendered 70 date have been vouchea
,romotly and there is no dispute or disagreement
between the railroad and the Westinghouse com
nany.'
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
FINANCIAL DEPRESSION IN TOXIC.

Toxic oct 24.-MeaEro reports regarding the
financial situation In New York received by way
Of London and published here to-day have created
uneasness on the Toxic BouTsc. which has lcen iu
an extremely depressed condition for several
months, Americans here are eagerly seeking fur
info
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
DUDLEY FARRAND FINED FOR SPEEDING

For speeding automobile above the limit al
lowed by law. Dudley Farrand. head of the cleo
trical department or the Public Service Corpora
ton, fined SIS by Judge Herr, in tho Second
Criminal Court. Newark yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
NEW HAVANA CABLE IN OPERATION

The Commercial Cable Company announces the
operation OF the cable from New York to
Havana. Cuba. which was recently spliced about
two hundred miles off coney Island This cable
furnishes tho first direct route OF communication
between Cuba and New York
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
WILL REDUCE SPEED UNDER PROTEST.

Lincoln. Neb.. oct. 24.-The Missouri Pacific Rail-
way informed the Nebraska Railway Commission
to-day that order to reduce the speed of trains
would be complied with under protest. The rail-
way attorneys say the order affects interstate
business.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
SHIP SINKS At DOCK.
Peculiar 1ccident to Empress of
China at TdnCOuTer.

Portland. ore. oct. PA dispatch from
Vancouver. Il. c.. says that the Canadian
Pacinc Railway Company's Oriental liner
Empress Of China, SANK last night alongside
her dock in that port Her seacocks must hav"
been opened. but how no seems able To
ascertain. Her engines end dynamos are under
water and she is resting mud bottom
All day the liner had been loading -four. five
or six hundred tons of which is slowly turn
ing into paste in the hold. The steward.
who discovered water coming in over the lower
deck. gave the alarm. Officers at dinner hur-
ricd their stations and all hands manned the
pumps but II too late TO save her from
sinking and every person went ashore. She
continued to list and sink, and by o'clock her
port stern was resting on the bottom of the
harbor. tho tops Of h,r masts leaning over
the wharf and extending to the gables Of the
big freight sheds.
r y skinner, assistant traffic manager OF
the Canadian Pacific Railway Company who
was in this city yesterday. said that he had
received information from the officials Of the
company that the damage 10 the steamer En-
press OF China was not serious and that the
company expected that she would sail from
Portland on October 2S-her regular sailing
day. Mr.. skinner said the company had no
idea how the ships seacoclts became open, hut
they dd not suspect that the japanese had
anything to do with f.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
NOTAS JUD|uALES
Jurisdiction de las dos
Secciones de esta
Corte de Distrito.
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
Pleito entire Mr.. Lowande y
Ot'ro y Ca-Ordenan.
zas municipales.
TRIBUNAL SUPREME

En- virtud de la reciente ley de
la Asamblea Legislative sobre la
jurisdiction de las dos secciones de
la Corte de Distrito de San Iuan
para conocer de los asuntos civiles,
la secci6u primera ha transferido a
La segunda los siguientes: David
Noble con la succession Kortright,
por pago de servicios, Juana Fuer-
tes con la succession Elisa Kortright,
por pago de servicios; Isabel Mer-
cado con Alfonso Olaguibell, sobre
divorcio; Engenio Benitez Castafos
con la succession Kortrigh sobre co,
bro de honorarios; Sucesoros de
Hernaiz contra N guel Arzuaga,
sobre cobro de dinero; Francisco
Oquendo contra Esteban Arrese,
cobro de pesos; Jose Ordo1ez con-
ira Ia succession Kortright, cobro de
pesos; Demetrio Rivera Romero,
contra 0Can6vanas Sugar Factorys
sobre dafios y perjuicios.
Los cuatro primeros juicios es-
tan seiialados para el dia Fl de los
corrientes; los tres que lie siguen pa
ra el rs y el ultimo para Ell 26.
La seccion "a de la Corte de
Distrito de San Juan dicto resolu-
ci6n aver aprobando las cueutas
particionaleS de Ia succession de don
Justo Casablanca.
Tambien apro56 el expediente
dominic de una fn1a urbanl, pro-
movido por Asunci6n R.yes~Andi-
no.
Para el dia veinte y ocho de
los corrientes esta senalall ell Il
Tribunal SuDrcm) la vista sobre el
INDUCTION solicitat) Ell 81 pIeito Sc
guido por Mr. Tony LowAule CON
A. Garcia Otero y ca
En- la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan Sc celebr6 aver el juicio
contra Anastasio Miranda, por in
fraction a las ordenanzas munich
pales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
NOTAs De INTERES
Inscripciones verifica-
das t1ltimamente en-
e1 Registro Civil.
DON LUIS CAMPIlLO
Presos puestos en- observa'
ci6n.-personas curadas
Ia Sala de Socorros.
DON LUIS CAMPIllO

Sc han inscrito en- el Regis.
tro civil de San Juan los nacimien.
tos de Juan Bulerin, Antonio Gar
cia Bizoat, Glil!ermo Vidot Viera,
Manuel Reinosa Horta, Jose Moa
Leoni, Ethel Giler Parker, Agusti-
ma Figueras, Salvador Mirabal CO.
ito, Juan Cotto, Agueda Diaz Ro-
driguez y Angel Enrique Alfonso; y
las defunciones de Alejandrina RAJ
mirez Perez, Epifanio Piera Rami.
rez y Andrea Rosado.
Sc hallan en- la carcel NUM-
cipal, en- observation, para su In
greso en- el Mlnicomio, los demen-
tes Bias Andinc y Maria Ferrer.
BG Sc VENDEN 6 arriendan en-
Caguas 24o cuerdas de tereno propias
para cualquier uso asrfcola. Las ha
de atravesar la linea del ferrocarril de
San Juan a Caguas. Sc vende el ga
nado que pasta en- elias. Colin la por
todo un frente con el Rio Grande. In
formara, ENRIQUE FERNANDEZ.
DE heridas casuales fueron
asiStidos aver en- la sala de socorros
Melton Valencis y Juanl GArces.
Don Luis Camrillo, ex fiscal
de Ia Corte de ,Distrito lie San Juan
ha sido electo presidente del Comit2
local republicano.
--Por haber presta 10 f4nza,
ha sail 10 en- lib.rt. | provisional de
la carcel de Arecibo, Modesto Cruz
Maldonado, q quieu 5. sigu- causa
por seduction.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
OESOE TOl-ALTA
Mr.. Winthrop y Mr.. Re
gis III. Post.--La OPT
ni6n pdblica aqu1.
MENsAIE A ROOSEVELT
Documento de suma trascen'
dencia. - Nuestro mas
caluroso APPLAUSE.
MENsAIE A ROOSEVELT

SEnC6IdmelllG 1duSuIALuOo Ad
marcha del Honorable Beekman
Winthrop, llamado por el Gobierno
de los Estados Unidos para ocupar
un puesto de confanza a su lado.
Lego & nuestra terra en- mo-
mentos de las mas grandes pertur-
baciones morales y sociales por las
continues desaciertos de sus antece-
sores, y Sc marcha con las bendi-
clones de un pueblo agradecido,
porque con, su tacto y pericia POGO
com1n, estableci6 el 6rden, la mo-
ralidad y la justicia, abriendo eau
ces de progreso en- el pals con esos
importantfsimos factores por guia,
Y dAndonos el contento y la salts
facci6n que hoy disfrutamos.
Lo que el Gobernador Win
throp ha hecho en- la colonia, ahf
esta en- la conciencia de los hombres
honrados, que han seguido paso 4
paso el desarrollo de los aconteci-
mientos.
iQue Dios siga iluminando su
cerebro y su conciencia para que
logfe en- su noble senda los exitos
mas brillantes!
lie sustituye en- el Gobierno
Mr. Post, otro americana de recono-
cido talento que tantas pruebas
ha dado de ser un buen amigo de
los puertorriqueiios.
.. De Greer es que siga la labor
empehada por su dignisimo antece-
sor, satisfaciendo por ese medic los
deseos y aspiraciones del pals, cada
dia mas sediento de progreso.
Asf 10 esperamos.
Los unionistas de este pue-
bio, y este humilde corresponsal
entire ellos, felicitan calurosamente
al sehor Mufoz Rivera como autor
del Mensaje dirigido por la Camara
baja al presidente Roosevelt, asf CO.
mo por su hermoso discurso pro-
nunciado en- la misma Camara, que
acabamos de leer en- LA DEMocRA-
c1A, n1mero 4.644.
Son dos documentos aeabados,
sin que Sc pueda pedir mas al
honor y al patriotismo.
CoRRESPoNsAL.