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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
PENNSYLVANIA LINES AND THE
LOUISVILLE g. NASHVILLE
WILL CONSOLIDATE FOR
GULF BUSINESS,
COMPETITION FOR |. C.
Mileage Operated viii Exceed 1900
Miles-officials Cast Longing
Eyes Toward Gulf
Ports.

According to reliable information
one of the biggest railroad mergers
for some time will be pulled off with
in the near future when the Pennsyl-
yania lines and the Louisville & Nash.
vile railroad consolidate and put In
o strong bid for the business that will
come with the opening Of the Panama
canal
Plans looking to this end are sail
to be maturing in New York and the
proposed consolidation is feasible and
with a line that would virtually par
allel the Illinois Central from Gin
cinnati to New Orlans and with a
New York connection the new inter-
ests would form oneo the strongest
competitors that the Illinois Central
has in the south. The report also in
cluded the G.. H. & d. road. which
would put the consolidated road away
out in the northwest, but according
to well informed railroad officials 1t
is understood that while the consoli-
dation Of the Pennsylvania and the
l. & ". is possible it is hardly prob
able that the holders of the C. II. e
ID stock would allow 1t to come into
the associated interests of the other
two lines.
The Panama canal has caused the
officials to cast longing glance in
the direction of the southern gulf
ports and IL it is at all possible to
combine interests so as to get an
entrance into the south and at the |
same time maintain a hold on the |
business in the eastern section sew
efal important railroad deals will be |
made.
The combined mileage of the roads
operated and leased by the L. & N.
md Pennsylvania lines is 1857, !
while if the C. II. & ID. Is included |
here would be a big trunk line sys-
en- with over 1887 miles of track
,yer which to operate.
The Interstate commerce commits
ion has promulgateda a uniform sys-
en- of accounts for railroads. provid-
d for under the railroad rate law
'assed al the last session of congress.
he system will go into effect July /,
overing operating revenue and oper.
ting expenses. and thereafter rail-
Dads will be compelled to file monthly
eports.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

With the completion Of cinder pit
No. 3, at the Illinois Central shops
today, the Paducah shops will have
the finest set of cinder pits on the
system. They are large, and built in
the latest fashion, and engines can
be cleaned quicker and with less
trouble, and all danger of setting fire
to cars by dumping hot ashes into
them is precluded, the ashes being
dumped directly from the engines into
several feet of water--Paducah Sun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
0PEhYOURH HOMES
TO THE HUSTLERS
CHAIRMAN p. c. BARCLAY RE.
PORTS THAT MORE ROOMS
ARE NEEDED FOR THE
VISITORS.
COMMITTEES MEET
Everything About In Readiness for
Big Influx Of visitors--Deco.
ratons are Elaborate.

Everything bids fair to make tn,
convention Of Egyptian Hustler
which meets in Cairo this week
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, tn,
! biggest event since the Tustlers or
ganized, With good weather tn,
| crowd of visitors will be the creates
! in Cairo's history. A melting of thu
local committees was held last nigh
at the Commercial club and reports
were made by the chairmen of the
various committees.
President w. j. Johnston presided
and there were present T. C. Glen.
dened, E. D. Carey. E. ]. Stubbins,
Leon E. Denison, P. c. Barclay, P. T.
Langan, JOS Curry, C. r. Stuart,
Frank P. Aver, Claude Winter, Sr.,
Charles Feuchter, Jr., Walter H.
Wood, w. P. Greaney, w. H. Lawson,
E G. Kerth. John C. Fisher.
The financial committee reported
the sum of $4,232 In the treasury and
more in sight. Anyone who has been
overlooked in the canvass made for
funds is requested to report to Chair
man w. j. Johnston as expenses will
be great and all the money will be
needed.
Chairman Winter OF the committee
on halls reported an ample number
secured.
Chairman Barclay OF the public ac-
committee stated that
from present indications at least five
more homes of Cairo than
those already listed with him will
have to be opened to the visitors be-
fore adequate accommodations can be |
said to be secured. The representa- |
i've people of Cairo have responded |
% the call but there are many others |
who have not given their aid in the
natter. The guests will be excellent |
people whom one can with perfect |
'afety admit to their homes and they
1ay for their accommodations.
The line of march has been
changed In part as follows On
Washington out Eighteenth street to
Commercial avenue, up Commercial
% Twentieth and out Twentieth to
avenue and to st. Mary's
Park.
1t IL suggested that plenty of drink
ne wafer be provided for the Hust-
ers along the line of march.
Chairman Johnston wants the
aides Of Cairo and visitors to wear
he Hustler white caps for the
hree days of the meeting.
The parade the first day will in
Jude the Hustlers in white suits,
automobiles, decorated vehicles and /
conyeyances. II
P. 7. Langan of the public accom-
lodations committee reported that !
900 seats will be in readiness on the
hio levee for the boat races. II
A meeting of the ladies' entertain /
ent committee Will be held this 9
orning at 10 O'Clock at the resi- {
ence of Mrs. Leon K. Denison on
wenty-seventh street near Walnut.
! members are requested to be
esent
Cairo, for once in her history will ]
truly beautiful for the decorations
the streets and buildings are very
ahorate and artistic.
The public buildings and business
uses well make a fine showing and
useholds should hoist the flags and
Q Hustlers' colors, red and white. A
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
Boat Makes Queer Voyage.

One Of the queerest voyages ever
made by vessel was that of the Y,
y iightship stationed off the mouth
of the Columbia river, During a heavy
storm she lost her anchor and
was cast high up on the beach. Bids
for floating her were invited. and to
the establishment OF other bidders, the
successful one was house-mover.
Upon being awarded the contract the
man took his outfit to the scene OF the
wreck. put rollers under the vessel,
hauled her up steep hill, slid her
down through forest and several
gardens, and launched her in deep,
sheltered bay. while old sea captains
and professional wreckers looked on
In amazement.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville and Mt. Yer
non win continue rising during the
next ? OF days. At Paducah and
Cairo will continue rising slowly dur.
ing the next or 3 days. The stage
at Cairo is not expected TO exceed 80
feet on this rise.
The Tennessee from Florence to be
low Riverton. will rise during the next
30 to IS hours, passing the sfoot stage
at Florence by Wednesday morning.
At Johnscnville. will continue falling
slowly during the next "a to ss hours.
then rise.
The Mississippi from below 81.
Louis TO below Chester. will fan dur
ing the next as hours. Prom Cane
Girardesu 10 Cairo. will continue ris-
ing during the next "a to IS hours
The Wabash at Mt. Carmel. will
continue falling.
". NJ. CUNNINGHAM.
Observer
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
ONE THOUSAND
FROM ST. LOUIS
WILL ATTEND MEETING OF
EGYPTIAN HuSTLERS AT CAL
Ro THIS WEEK ACCORDING
TO STATEMENT FROM THAT
ciTY-ouTLiNE OF PROGRAM.

(St. Louis Republic. Sunday)
When Cairo, ILL.,, wakes up Thurs
day morning 1t will be to a scene OF
fun and frolic such as that city has
seldom before witnessed, for the
Egyptian Hustlers--the merry travel
ing statesmen who ply their business
In the southern part of the Prairie
State, known as Little Egypt--are 10
hold their annual meeting there. The
| Hustlers, who make st. Louis their
headquarters and numbering some 400
| derbies and straw hats, are getting
ready to show their fellows from the
lesser cities something new in the
line of fun.
| The meeting will be continued for
three days, and every minute of the
seventy-two hours will be spent to
advantage. Things will open up with
white suit and automobile parade
on Thursday TO be followed by ath-
letic games and a baseball contest
between picked teams of Cairo mer
chants and Egyptian Hustlers. But
the greatest event of all Thursday will
be public wedding.
Chance to Wed.
In order to stimulate interest and
get candidates, the hustlers have of |
fered a complete household outfit to |
be presented to the couple willing to |
enter the bonds of wedlock in the |
presence of the throng. Mayor George |
Parsons, of Cairo. has received four
applications thus far and a choice
will be made within a day or two.
Next 10 the public wedding is to be
the stunt of walking on the water,
10 be performed by Professor Oldrieve
who lately astonished the country by
walking from Cincinnati TO Memphis
On the Ohio and Mississippi rivers
The professor is going to promenade
up and down the Ohio for the travel
ng men. The day will terminate with
l grand fireworks display on the river
md a launch and yacht parade.
The hustlers will perform their
greatest stunt Friday morning In the
dardi Gras and grotesque parade,
which Tie travelling men say will
orce smile to the most pessimistic. IC
n the afternoon there will be yacht I
md launch races on the Ohio, the /;
lustlers offering several large prizes
rhe evening will conclude with an en-
ertainment and hop.
On Saturday the Hustlers win set
le down to business and elect oft
ers and select the next meeting city
While the hustlers are thus engrossed !.
With business cares their wives and
weethearts will be given a reception !
I THE Magnolias,' the home of May
r Parsons.
st. Louis members are extending in !,
itations to all their friends to at
End the meeting. Reduced rates have
cen obtained from the railways to +
afro, and 1t is expected that St. :
ouis will have fully a thousand or !,
lore persons at the festivities.
The officers of the Egyptian Hust- !,
RS are: President, George w. Dek- i
sr; vice president, A. r. Tanner; 4,
'cretary, Roy P. Gholson; treasurer,
larles L. Frazier. a,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
ON THE RIVERS
President Roosevelt viii Come 10
Cairo on Steamer Col. Mac Ken.
zle, Which is Being Fitted Up.

II Is announced that the govern
ment steamer Col. Mac Kenzie has
been chosen to carry President Roose
welt and party down the Mississippi
from ST. Louis to Cairo and Memphis
Some extensive improvements are be-
ing made on the boat In anticipation of
this event including the addition of
new Texas, as the party is expected
to be large one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

It. L. Dubbs. trainmaster Of the Full.
ton district of the Tennessee division
at Fulton, KY, has been appointed
superintendent of the Nashville divi.
sion, with office at Nashville, Tenn.
succeeding H. j. Schueing, resigned.
G. E. Galloway succeeds Mr.. Dubbs,
with office at Fulton, Ky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

T. E. Hill, roadmaster of the Louis.
lana division has been appointed
superintendent of the same division,
with office at McComb, Miss, succeed.
ing ]. F. Porterfield, resigned to go
TO the Yazoo & Mississippi Valley.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

Cairo and vicinity-Fair and con-
tinhed warm.
lllinois-Fair and continued warm.
Kentucky and Tennessee--Fair not
much change In temperature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
WASHINGTON FORE asst,

Washington, June 17.--ILLINOIS.-
Fair Tuesday and Wednesday with
fresh southwest winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
FOR sALE-A steam Tue wi,

FOR sALE-A Steam Tug with
model screw propeller, so n. long. II
u. beam, f. depth, built from select
ed white oak. u carries compound
engine est2, stroke re. Scotch Ma
rine boiler built In 1904. steam pres
sure $50 lbs. For further particulars
write or see joe. Q. Reed, zoos Ohio
st. Cairo, ~.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

Locomotive No. 71OS, Engineer Bald.
win, came down on train No. 3 yes.
terday but because of much needed
repairs she was sent to the Mr.. Car
mel shops for repairs. Locomotive
No. 61S4, Engineer Lancaster, pulled
train No. 20 out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
PUBLIC NoTlcEt

Throwing -four OF confetti. OF other
objectionable material on the streets
Of the city during the meeting Of the
Egyptian Hustlers in Cairo. June 20
to p, is strictly prohibited and any
one guilty Of the offense will be ar
rested and prosecuted.
NJ. s. EGAN,
Chief Of Police.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
Illinois Central Notes.

Freight Traffic Manager F. b.
Bowes passed through Cairo yester-
day on train No. in his private car,
No. z. on his way from Chicago to
New Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
Sun and Noon.

Sun will rise today .....4:2S a. m.
tsSun will set today 1893 D. m.
Moon will set tonight 49,. 1902 a. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

You pay little more for classified
advertising IN the Bulletin than
other Cairo papers but you get the
resuitA
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

J. F. PorierfeId. superintendent Of
the Louisiana division Of the Illinois
Central. has been appointed superin-
tendent of the Memphis division Of
the YaEoo & Mississippi VALLEY, with
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

Locomotive No. Az (621S) is pull
ing the local freight in place of loco
motive No. 6198.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

Locomotive No. 1172 pulled the
Southern lines pay car through here
yesterday. Conductor Crosby was in
charge and Engineer Flynn was in
the cab.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
THE WEATHER
Sy1yyI1v111S1J1yJ111111141
Yesterday. Cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

Yesterday was balmy and fair, with
gentle breeze that was appreciated
BY those engaged In outdoor employ
ment. Very little rain was reported
by the government bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
Big Four Notes.

Locomotive No. 1925 had new foot
board and coupler put on her yester-
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

Locomotive No. 1881 is on the 1924
run. Engineers J. r. Betz. T. NJ. Ed
wards and J. L. Dickinson are oper.
ating her.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

office at Memphis, Tenn. succeeding
John ]. Flynn. resigned to go to the
Trinity & Brazos Valley.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
December !, 1906 June !, 1907.

The Fourth Building
Loan Association
1907 and the present condition the Association
submitted. NJ C. METzGER, Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

Extra Engineer Lee Steinhouse is
firing on Locomotive No. 35s which
pulls the suburban trains.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

cettcn Ussd by New York.
rev York CITY Consumes 1ls.15s, 900
pounds Of sottcn each rear.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
Iron Mountain Notes.

Engineer Mccoy is operating loco
motive No. sos ON the 433-434 run.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

The Mound City station is being re
paired.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
Cotton Belt Notes.

This road is asking bids on twenty
locomotives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

Locomotive No. IS was In the rounC
house yesterday for repairs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
some OF The ADVANTAGES TO A BORROWER


The opportunity o with whose business
IL the attitude
of asking
The privilege making principal and interest
monthly semannuay when
1t becomes
The privilege the at
time making without waiting for the shares
The Association opportunity to Its members to get
oct OF debt the principal
small
you such additional security permits
REMEMBERED.
That series Of stock June and
December o
That shares can e
That II opportunity becoming independent.
advantage o.
That loans paid in whole al time.
only o Of
his without waiting
meetings loan anytime
That o
ill be able II monthly
Fifth Series shares First
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

Switchman Gus Devlin, of the day
crew is laying off.
Albert S. ingalls,, superintendent at
Cleveland, Ohio, has been appointed
assistant general superintendent of
the Lake Shore and Michigan South.
ern with office at Cleveland, succeed
ing s. w. Brown, now general super
intendent of the Michigan Central.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

Mobile and Ohio Notes.
General Foreman of the Car Depart.
ment J. p. Dobson was in the city
yesterday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

QuCn!
ii se1or duquc dc Acncon Acaso es va dc los
tros?
Mouseno c duquc dc Altncon de nadc que del
que perSoamene poponedc que tratae ugonoes
dos crmauoS cntOnceS ncgard por upueto sem
pre- que evc cabo compoetere Pcro tveniS
valientes, maeSe La llu1e1e?
-Ad6nde van?
oh! Dios mo! calle de Monorguci vive ALI
coc hugonoe conocdo mio que tcne muer scs hos Eos
hereics engendran que I'LL asonbro Scra cuiosa
y vos, ;ad6ndc vaiS?
Oh! yo voy lacer dilgcnca particular.
-Perono ireis sin mi djo que hizo estremeccr
Mauevcl conoceiS bucnos nconeS quiero acompaiaro
All! Snuestro piamOnteS, dijo Maurevel
lis eSefor dc CoconuaS dijo Ia Hurerc No creit que
vcnaS deraS de mi.
-Caramba! tengo yo buenas picruas adnd que
he Sparado POGO de nea ecta para ra al rio astdos
nio que gtaba abao los papsas viva amrante Desgra
sab nadar Para ahogar de
mserabs negado eceSaro echaos aqua como los
gatos antes de que abran los ojos
Ah decfs que vents del Louvre? tse ha reugado ALI
viestro hugonote? pregunt6 Maurevel.
ST, por deSgracia.
Yo lc sole pisoetazo el que bajaba
recogcr espad patio del almrane sc como la
sdo que no lie acerte
OH pue yo acertt do Coconnas lie di tai estocada
Ia epad que aque maucada de sang mas de pugadaS
hoa DeSpues vi brazoS de Margaa hemosa
er voto sancs! Sin embargo confeso que dgusara
saber que esa compeamene Else hen tena razs
de muy encooso sea capaz de gadamea toda la vida
Pero ;no deciais que ibas no SC i que punto?
-Quereis, pues veuir conmigo
Lo que yo queo permanecer inactive ivoto sanes
No he matado mas que cuaro cuando eno duee
este hombro En- marcha zen marcha!
Captain dijo Maurevc al ee de la patrua dadme tres
honbres narchad con e reso despachar al pastor
Saieron de las fas tres suizo sc aproximarona Mature
vel Sin embargo los dos gpos ueron hasa la atura de la cse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29

l>stan degolando al amrantc maando coegonaos
Nenid pronto ayuda, venid
All! cxcam6 Mouy, va sopcchaba vogue ago Sc tramah
noce All deba habenc Searado dc mis- vaeneS
compaheroS ALA Voy, amigo mo ALA ruy, eSpeTadme.
balloon por cual Saieron algunos gros dc
muer espantada terna npcas c scnor de Moy
ton6 ropia capa sus armaS.
= Ya baja va baa murmur6 Maurevel paido de algeria
Atenci6n vosoos aiadi6 baja los suizos.
En- seguda qutando c acabuz de dc Coconnas
pando mocha para aSgurarSe de segua encendda e
dio posadero que habia undo grupo dc tropa:
Toma, La Huriere, toma til acabuz.
Noto saneS eXclam6 COconna he ah Ia luna que sale
dc tuna nube para tesgo de hnoso Daa
cuaquicr porqe Lambert Mercandon eiese aqu sesc
dc Scugundo al sefor dc Mouy.
I%sparld cSparad diO Maurcvc FL Seior dc Mouy por
s solo vale por dez trabao los es desen
baazaroS de e Aclrca0s vooro continue Mauve hacienda
sena los suzos para que eaproxmasen puerta para que
atacaSen al salir.
--iOh! ;oh do Coconnas observando peparavos,
parece que pasar las yo espcraba.
va ola uido hacfa de Mouy guitar la trana de
puea Los suizos haban sado de escondte abn vendo
coocaSe ado de estl Maureve La Huce acercaban dc
puntas mienas que por de cabacosdad Coconuas
pIesto Cuano In dc quien nade
ba apaeci6 bacj apcrcbendo los Suizo Mauevel
La IIurere dio terrible grito De Mouy que haba entire
alberto ya la puerta, retro.
Sube sube gr6 la oven; reucr espadas billar la
mecha de Tin arcabuz. Es una emboscada
iOh ioh. repuso el oven verenos 10 que
esto signfca,
cerrando pu.rt eah6 cor6 eleerrojo
volvi6 subir.
Bn dc la rcrada de Mouy Maureve caubi6 orden
&c bltaa ueron aposarsc lado de la cae
La II Iec eSp.r0 d arIabuz al hombro euemgo
pareciese la No que esprar mucho tempo De
Mpuy apaec6 dos psoa de tan respectable ogud que La
uer que osperabaa apuntando rxien6de prono que las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
OTRAS AOT|c|AS
Candidates a Ia Secretal Il
municipal de Bayam6r.
Sobre los platanos.
ALBERTO BRAVO
Logia sEstrella de Luquillo ,
I'll nuevo Alcalde de San
JUN. Descarl ia mien.o os.

En- Ia conveHcion celebrada
anoche Ell Bayamon por Ia Union
de Puerto Rico para formar la ter
ia de candidates 4 la Secretaria de
Ia Corte municipal de aqucl pue-
bio, Gueron dcsignados los sehores
don Jose Carazo, don Domingo Co
ban Y don Guillermo Rengcl.
Ha estado varioS dias eli San
Juan, nucstro amigo don Alberto
Bravo, alcaldc clccto de la ciudad
dc Mayaguez.
Anochc cclcbrd tenida ex-
traordinaria IA I,ogia "Estrclla dc
I.uquilloD.
: EFT I'm FL CLUB de +. Kehrhahn
y Co., 28 San Francisco, Sc venden dos
relojes de ORC cada semana, entire sc
socios, abonando 50. so 6 $500 sema.
nal. La Ultima semana obtuvo unc
don Pedro Bou Calf, socio nun. IS.
Atm no ha tornado possession
d. su cargo el nuevo acting atto,neJ
Mr.. Brown.
-SegIn informes hasta el dia
| |? de Febrero pr6ximo no tomars
possession de su cargo Ell nuevo Al
calde de San Juan doctor don Fran
cisco del Vale Atiles.
BkT Sc VENDEN 6 arriendan el
Caguas z4o cuerdas dc terreno propia
para cualquier uso agricola. Las HI
d atravesar la Inca del ferrocarril d
San Juan a Caguas. Sc vende el ga
nado que pasta Ell elias. Informaia
l. ;MQUE FERNANDEZ. Ill. alt.
En- el vapor que sale lo
Ipira los Estados Unidos, sera EN-
Ibsrcado el cadaver de Mr.. Ernest
3. I1igguis, empleado que fue de /
clsa de los senores Dooley Smith.
| ARRIENDO.--Sc admiten pre-
Ip)siciones de arrienio de la cas-
Ia!tos y bajos, San JuSto numero ;,
Ifrente Gonzalez Padin Hermano,
Ia lienes informaran, 49,
En- estos dias han ocurrid
varios Observation-Disclosures ell el f
rrocarril de San Juan a Arecib,
ESto ha hecho lltgar con notab
retraso el correo del Oestc.
/ No compre usted platanos
detail, haga un ajuste semanal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
Carta alberta

'ostener ell eSa Camara y que es
urgente exigir que sc ctinipla, es
lue el gobierno americana, nos fa
condenado d la miseria mas digna
de lastima, para cnriquecer podero-
samente 4 eSos ochenta miliones,
que constituyen el brazo de hierro
con que SC aplasta y consume q ese
million cscaso.
NoSOtroS con nueStra autonO-
mia conquistada despuGs dc cuatro-
cientos amos dc lucllas incesantes,
/ gozabamos va de libertad ell todos
sentidos, las relacioncs comercialcs
existenteS con los paiscs curopcoS
hacian que cl cate tuvicsc pronta y
facil salida, conquistando asi pre-
clos fabulosos nunca vistos.
I'm tales condolences tomaron
los amtricanoS por II fucrza 4 csta
: fiel isla, es decir progresando, pero
como al grandc no lc convene que
Su veclno pequeiio proSpere, Sc nos
arrebataron dc golpe aquellos dere-
choS adquiridoS con nlcstrl propia
ayuda para aamcntaf ms Su felici-
dad, sin tener ell cuenta que q nos
otros Sc nos obligaba forzosameute
q morir de hambre.
Confio ell que con tn caracter
mil veces probado, haras luz en- csta
fatal ley de Ia llumauidad
Is de absolute necesidad tam
blen, que Sc protejan los campos
mas distantes de las poblaciones con
sub-puestos de policias. Esto seria
10 mejor, pero 81 no puede conse-
guirse, que Sc faciliten caballos 4
los puestos va existentes, para que
lbs guardias hagan recorridas dos
Iveces por semana y puedan sostener
asi el respeto por igual ell todas
parties.
Desco para ii y tus mobiles com
paneros en- Ia Cdmara, que las diff
2 cultades que sc presenter ell defen
a Isa de esta. pltfia pequeiia sean re
0 sueltas con dignidad y entereza.
a Siempre til fel amigo,
DOMINGO PIOVANETTI.
n l HnnrA