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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01
AUGUSTA BUSY
after FLOODS
PEOPLE ARE NOW HARD AT
WORK STRENGTHENING
OUT TIE CITY.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Aug. 31-The sun
aaone out brightly today Augustans,
putting aside everything else. are put
lng firth every energy TO the work
of helping the sufferers. Prominent
men VINO make up the advisory and
relief committee, the board Of chai-
ties, the Associated Charities, the
Salvation Army and Kings Daughters
are working hand in hand. The work
is very thorough The task. however,
is herculeaH. There is need for cloth
ing, new or half worn, mattresses,
etc., and surrounding cities would help
greatly by sending such articles.
Bread gave out Saturday night but
5000 !oavas got in today from Atlanta
and Charleston, and Savannah is send
ing 1000 loayes tonight.
Cleaning up and clearing away the
wreckage was begun this morning.
The county cOnvicts, the city conyicts
and as many thousand men as can be
em loyed to 90 to work today on the
sT s, sewers, canals, etc. The board
o lth has the sanitation situation
II hand. The police, with emer-
aputies, are in absolute con
re is no lettering or roWdy-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01
c. 0. P. PREPARE
FOR THE FIGHT
CONGRESSIONAL HEADQUARTERS
OF THE PARTY OPENED IN
CHICAGO YESTERDAY.
Admitted That Republicans VIII Have
Hard Fight to Hold Several
of the WESTERN States in
Line This Year.

CHICAGO, Aug. Interpretations
were completed today for the opening
.of republican national congressional
headquarters here The offices of the
committee are in the Auditorium
Hotel, Chicago's principal hosiery
The campaign fol making the next
cog, q republican in its political
complexion Will be directed from this
city.
The campaign Of the republicans.
both presidential and congressional,
will soon be in full swing throughout
the west The western literary bur
eau, in charge cf Victor Rosawater,
publisher of the Omaha Bee. is now
sending out literature and il sufficient
fJ"ds can be secured, the western
country will be plastered with repub-
lican arguments in the shape of leaf
let's and pamphlets.
1t is admitted that the campaign
managers viii have hard work to hold
several western states in the republl-
can column. Conditions in Minnesota
and Indiana, especially. are causing
the republicans considerable worry.
While the managers declare they will
carry both states for Taft, they do not
minimize the necessity for hard work.
Methods of raising money for cam
paign expenses are still a source of
worry to the campaign managers.
Speaking Of the cost of conducting the
campaign, a prominent republican to-
day said that 100000 and $50U000
would be needed to defray the travel
ing expenses Of speakers, and that it
would cost at least 100000 to put one
piece of literature in the hands Of
every voter He fixed the cost of
campaign buttons at more than $751;
600, and said that other large sums
would be needed for the expenses of
headquarters, Autographs and adver-
tising. then there are other mat
ters that will be costly.
Where all this money is to come
from, now that the corporations are
excluded from making campaign con
is a matter of conjecture.
1t is likely that the original estimates
will have to be greatly reduced. No
speakers who demand large pay for
their services will be hired and the
in other lines will have to
be conducted on the most economical
basis possible, in order to make both
ends meet.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01
WIN. WILLIAMS HAS MORE TRoU.
BILE WITH HIS LITTLE
HOME.
Crowd of White Boys Last Night Tore
Down the Half-constructed
House Just in the Rear of
the Advent Church.

William Williams, the negro who.
over a year ago, started the erection
OF a little house just back of the See
ond Advent church. and who has had
! a great deal of trouble with ii. will
| fRd more trouble when he gees
around this morning to see how the
work on the structure is progressing.
This case is familiar to News read
lers The question of whether or not
; Williams could erect the house was
fought cut before council for several
weeks, was tried in the superior court
and finally landed in the supreme
court, which only a few weeks ago,
rendered d decision in favor of the ne
gro, which gave him permission to
erect the house and the work on it
was resumed
Council, in order to prevent the ne
4 gro from constructing the house, pass.
ed an ordinance prohibiting the cree
ton of the house within certain dis
tance of any church without the per-
mission of council, etc. This, of course,
prevented Williams from continuing
the work. His attorney, r. e. Dart,
however, fought the case and secured
an injunction from Judge Parker, pre-
venting the city from enforcing the
! Adinance. The case was then car
ffed to the supreme court, and the
decision of Judge Parker was af-
firmed.
This permitted Williams to erect his
home and work was few days ago
resumed on it. but last night all the
work that had been previously done.
as well as such headway as had been
made since the work was resumed,
was undone
| A crowd of young boys, there being
probably Is or 20 in the crowd, made
lit up to prevent the erection of the
house anyway and about o'clock last
might they went to the half-completed
structure and in half hour undone
jthe work which il took the carpenters
1.-TWO or three weeks to do.
Board by board the boys tore the
house to the ground The frame had
been entirely completed and work
had just started on the piazza but this
morning the house is as fiat as if the
lumber had just been placed on the
iste to begin the work.
Neighbors did not know what to
think when they heard the noise the
boys made in destroying the house,
and several of them looked out Of
their doors and windows and saw
the crowd Of Youngsters tearing the
building down and it only took them
a few minutes to complete the work.
It is not known who composed the
crowd or Just what steps the negro
win now take
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01
CAPTAIN Halns, Case.

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Capt. p. C..
Hams Jr,, who shot William E. Annis,
was quoted today as saying that he
wanted to be fully exonerated of kill
ing Annis or go to the electric chair;
that he was willing to accept punish
ment if ne was wrong, but that he did
not want to go to Matteawan insane
asylum. He is said to believe that
he can be acquitted on the merits Of
the case, and that his story. if told in
court, will free his brother, T. Jenkins
Hams.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01
COMMISSION NOT
TO Be IMPEACHED
THIS ACTION HAS ALREADY BEEN
VOTED DOWN IN THE
HOUSE.

The house of representatives has
adopted the report of the house com
mittee en- general judiciary regarding
resolutions by MIR. Jackson, of Jones,
and Mr.. Crawford, of Barlow, looking
to the impeachment of the prison
commission. The committee reported
that no impeachment proceedings
could be instituted, because the gov
ernOrs call for the extra session, lin
tied business to certain specified sub
jects. The action of the house ends
the matter of Impeachment proceed
ings.
The house committee on general ju-
diciarys at short meeting to consid-
er the a. solution of Mr.. Jackson, OF
Jones, Wequasting the committee to
pass on the legality of impeachment
proceedings against the members Of
the state prison commission, and the
resolution of Mr. Crawford, Of Bar
tow, calling for the institution of such
proceedings, decided that impeach-
ment remedies could not be sought at
the present session under the call of
of the governor. The committee was
instructed to make a report to the
house Saturday morning, in accord
ance with the above finding
The matter was brought to a CON
clusion by the adoption of a resolu-
ton by Mr.. Perry, of Hall, which con
tanned three sections, as follows
First. The findings OF the recent in
vestigating committee were approved
as just, under the evidence submit
ted.
Second The statement was maze
that impeachment proceedings We're
not, however, justified,
Third. The idea was expressed that
even if they We're justified under the
evidence submitted such proceedings
could not be instituted under the call
of the governor for the present extra
session. which limited the
work Of the session to special sub
jects.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01
TO HAVE LYcEuM COURSE.
All Money Derived Will Go to the
City Hospital.

Brunswick is to be one of the cities
to compose new lyceum circuit
which has just been organized, and
which, it is said, will send the best
line of attractions 10 the city that
has ever been here
The lyceum is to be conducted for
the benefit of the city hospital and
all money derived from the various
attractions viii 20 to that popular in
stitution. The entire course will con
sist of six attractions, the first of
which will be given in October, and
it is understood that they will all
be given in the Grand
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01
COAST LINE ENGINE
JUMPED THE TRACK


WAYCROSS. Aug. 81.-Engine no,
368, of the copper head type, was de-
rallied at Nallunta this morning, block
ing the main line between Waycross
and Brunswick four hours Passenger
train No. SO, due here at 7.4o, arrived
at 11.40 a. m.
The accident was caused, SO it is
reported, by an automatic derailing
switch. Nahunta is the crossing OF
the Brunswick and Albany and The
Jesup Short Line, and the acciden
happened in such way that the shor
line was not blocked
The wrecker and crew went dow
from Waycross. No one was hurt, al
only the pilot of the engine was da
aged, this being torn off.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01
WALKED A HUNDRED MILES
TO FULFIL HIS PROMISE

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. Aug. 31-Chas.
Eaton, an aged one armed man, who
had been released from Jail by Fede-
.ral Judge Hundley to visit his sick
wife, surrendered himself last night,
after having walked over ice ililes
to fulfil his promise.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01
4 SMOKER GIVEN
BY THE WO0DMEN
BRUNSWICK'S NEW LODGE ACT
ED AS HOSTS IN ROYAL
STYLE LAST NIGHT.
Large Number of Citizens Were Pres
ent and the Occasion Was Very
Much Eujoyed-New lodge
Has Big Membership.

The Woodmen of the World, Bruins
wick's newest secret order organiza-
tion, held its first social session last
night in the Eagles hall and it was
"a success in every sence of the. word.
Each member Of the crdar was
given the privilege to invite two of
his friends, and an unusually large
number of citizeA3 w9ek Dresent, as
well as very nea# evy me Der of
the order. The lhfge hAll, wffch has
been handsomely fitted up BY the
Eagles, was crowded with prominent
citizens and they were entertained in
royal estyle by the Woodmen.
An orchestra Of music was engaged
for the evening and rendered a num-
Der of pretty selections. Others also
rendered music during the evening
land this was one OF the features OF
the session Delightful refreshments
were served, several of the members
'of the new order made short address
les and altogether the entertainment
was a great success.
The Woodmen of the World was
organized in Brunswick only a few
weeks ago but it now has a member
ship almost as large as any other or
ganization in the city Among the
large list Of members are some of the
best-known citizens of Brunswick and
they are all taking much interest in
the new order.
Great credit is due to State Organi
zer Phillips, who has been in the city
for several months and who has sue
ceeded in establishing such a fine or
der as the WoOdmen in Brunswick
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01
New Gotham Theatre.

NEW YORK. Aug 3t.-New York's
newest theatre the Gaiety, at Broad
way and Forty-sixth street will be
opened tonight by George NJ. Cohan
in The Yankee Prince" The house
will be devoted exclusively to comedy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01
PURCHASES HANDSOME YACHT.
S. X. Brown and Party VIII Come
Down in Her From New York.

Down N Hsr from New YORK.
S K Brown, Of the American Tie
and Timber company, who has been
spending the summer in New York
will return to the city this month and
will come down on very handsome
gasoline yacht which he has purchased
in New York
Mr. Brwon will be accompanied on
the trip by several of his friends One
or two will go from this city and
come back on the yacht He will ar
rive here in his new craft the latter
part of the month.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01
probe Militia Scandal

PORTLAND, Me, Aug 91.-A court
Of inquiry has been ordered by Gov
ernor Cobb to convene here toner
row and Investigate charges against
the Montgomery Guards, recently ex-
PEELED from the Maine militia for al
legged misconduct.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01
Express Rate Hearing.

MANCHESTER. y. H, Aug 81
Express rates row charged in New
Hampshire win be The subject OF an
Investigation tomorrow by the state
board Of railroad commissioners.
Commercial bodies allege that the
rates are excessive.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01
One in the Pound.

Since the passage Of tie new dog
ordinance last Thursday light by the
council. only one dog ha been ar
rested and placed in tn n pound 1t
is a small black dog an hunless the
owner calls and pays thd pounding
fee. five dollars, the litt pup will
be killed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01
BRUNSWICK GUN CLUB TO PULL
OFF AN INTERESTING
SHOOT.
Six Events Will Take Place and Sew
eral Trophies Will Be Offered
for Best Seores-A Freak
Shoot Friday.

No other attraction having been ar
ranged for Labor Day, next Monday
in Brunswick. the local gun club has
decided to have an informal tourna
ment which will be very interesting,
both to the members OF the club and
citizens generally.
Several members OF the club sug1
gested that such a tournament bes
held, and meeting of those interested
was held last night and the program
arranged. There will be several fea-
lures to the shoot and the program
has been made as attractive as possi-
BILE The entrance fee has been
placed at a small sum, in order that
all of the members can afford to en-
JOY the shoot The program. as out
lined, is as follows:
Event No, 1-25 birds; entrance, 25
cents. Trophy for first, second and
third high score.
Event No. 2-2o birds; entrance
SIPS.
Event No. go birds; entrance
SIPS.
Event No. 40 birds; entrance.
SIPS.
Event No. - 20 birds; entrance.
s125.
Event No. $50 birds; entrance,
S125.
There will be a trophy for the first
second and third high guns of the
regular 10O-bird shoct 1t is expected
that several merchants will donate
trophies for the shoot and the full list
will be published later.
The affair will be pulled off in reg
ular tournament style and all contest
ants are expected to shoot for the
purse
An invitation viii be extended to
the members of the Fernandina Gun
club and one or two other amateurs
and it is expected that a number Of
visitors will be present to participate
in the shoot
One of the attractions win be some
exhibition shooting by j. T. Jones, the
repr sentative of the U. NJ. C. Co.,
who will be in the city.
The purses will be divided accord
ing to the Rose system there being
four moneys, Z, 5, and points
The shoot viii begin promptly at
/ o'clock and it is expected that many
persons will be out to witness it, as,
it is understood, all Of the stores. or
a majority of them, will close at noon
and make the day a half holiday.
The club extends a cordial invita-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01
: on Aque educt.

Aug. 31.-Bids will be
w for another section,
0, of the Catskill
antic project which
from the Catskill
etropolis.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-01

AiS IL ttliuS, anu
number of citize
well as very nea
the order. The
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
JUAN BRASCHI.
Director Inferno.
TRABAJO UNIONISTA.

RsOisDtomente Cumplido gu peEfodo dc
CuatF0 A1oB en- Ol Cons EjeCutiv0, sl
liCsnCiRdo HaEminio ,Dfa8 Navarro he RidO
Olscto dsltgado lR O6mNEG.
A "a E0gVeBO de Europa y EatSdeB Uni'
dOI uu FepTsBsntNnte do. "L0 CoEEeup0n'
donOiA" tuVo con 6 una OntFsvintR que foe
publiCRdR en- nuestFR edici6n del iusVGB
6ltimO.
En la citRda sntrsvists declare el sr.
Diaz Navarro gus, Bu sntsndeE, 0l statuS
debfA BeF 10 supE0mR CuGhti6n en- Ia pE6xi'
ma IegiIIOtuF0.
81 20 tieue On CusntR que este 0ompAtEio'
60 hS tEabgj gjad0 duTRnte CuEtTo Eflog On Gl
Consojo EjsCutivO, no puOdo negArBo unS
gran imp0FtanoiA Gus deCIaTGcionsB.
En- todaB On CRgi todGu laV. l6gialRtuYRs
foe p!RnteSda Ogs cuaRti6n. El CopgF0Eo
do loB EstRdoB Unidou vic con indifsrsnOiR
Jos aousFdoH dc nueatrR C6mREa de- dele
gRdoB.
Como Ia mini6n do Ia Union de Puerto
Rico, que o. IS mayoFfR en- Ia iBls, no eB
ezra que ConHtitniF 6,ts, pREscs gus los
prop6litoU del SE. Dfs8 Navarro enContra-
ran gran eco en- lR opinion, Bi de nusvo
pTopone ? dOfCndO on 10 pT6xima legiBlR.
tura otFR nuevR pT0teBts contra 81 depEssi'
70 regimen que, sin nusDtEo oonuontimientO
en- contra dc nueHtFR voluntRd, fu6 i'm
pusUto lR isle.
PudierA psnGAEIe que Osta 0tEa T0cIAmA'
ci6n de d0rachoI CORE Ol peligro dc psrdOE'
90 On el vSofo como les SnterioEeB. PeEo
que no 90 NOS qUisra Or On ol Congroio no
diHmi0uye nj On un 62ice nuRstfo d0Psoho
y, como 10 Union de Puerto Rico fu6 f, n
dada pars defender GBO deTGcho, no pue6O
gnOg0rGs que el prop6Sit1 del ST. DfRz Na
vAFFo eI frms , genuinsmant uniouiDta.
Ds 10 que sl trSbaj0 del Sr. DfFz NAv0'
rrO alCanoO diTa Ol TEMPO. PSrecs ahora
ComOntREBs con agrado 10 &Ctitud dscididR'
mentO pueEtoEriquefs, da sVta comratriotP.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25

COCKTAILS TERAPEUTICOS.- Las
prOpiedades 0limenticias y nutritivas del
Rceite de higadO de bacalaO dependen en-
absolute de las grasas que entran en- la
composition natural del aceite. Estas gra-
sas son digeridas y asimiladas con mucha
mas fac1lidad que las Otr9s, debidO la pre-.
sencia en- ell aceite de bacaIaO de cieTtOs
cOmpuestOs deriVadOs del hfgadO, que per-
miten la prOnta emulsihcaci0n del Rceite
pOr lOs fiUidOs del est6magO y h8cen que
sU absOrci6n pOr la membrane mucOsa SO
ueve efectO con mas facilidad y con mas
rapideZ que la de ningun8 Otra grasa
Las gTasas que el 8ceite de hfgadO de
O8calaO cOntiene, ap8rte de su pOderOsa IA
cultad de nutrir, no pOseen ningGn ValOE
terap6uticO--y lOsOtrOs elementOs natura-
les que son parties de su composition posi-
BILE que ningunO de ellOs puedR ejercer en-
ell sistema cualquier efectO terapeuticO.
rs evidante pues--que ell aceite de ba-
c8laO es un 8limentO y no una med1clnR y
que tOdas sus Virtudes RlimenticiaB estan
en- las grasas que entran en- su composition
~ pOr cOnsiguiente tOdas las preparaclO-
nes que pretenden esCaF hech2s de los pr1n-
CipiOs actiVOs del aceite que so Ofrecen
como sus sustitutOs, son prOdUctOs fraudu.
lentOs de la especulaCi0n merCantil y del
che ria tanismO. DichOs preparadOs no con-
tienen ninguna de las prOpiedades nutriti-
bas recOnstituye del Rceite de hfga-
dc de bacalaO, pOrque carecen de la grRsa,
menta--su composition tiene mucha seme-
ianza con la de los COCKTAILS-y su uso
puede en- OcaciOnes causar peTjuiciOs CON-
siderables los enfermOs pOr La gran can
tidad de alcohol que invariablemente con.
tienen-y Otras suDstancias narc0tiCRs, Co.
mo el sulfatO de estricninR.
Esas preparedness, que Sc dicen CON-
tener los principles activOs del aceite de
hGgadO de bacalaO, son especialmente Pc
IigrOsas para las criatUras, para los niflOs,
para las j6venes y seflOras, quienes pOr sU
naturaleza delicada y temperamentO espe-
ciRl no pueden resistir sin grandes que
brantOs para su salud los efectOs deleteriOs
del alcohol, de la estrienina y Otras subs
tancias energicas.
Ell aceite de hfgado de bacalaO es in-
sustituible como alimentO-cOmO un re-
cOnstituyente pOderOsO de la sangre, de los
tejidOs, de los nerviOs y de los huesos--y
ell mOdO mas raciOnel de administrators
segdn 10 ha prObadOla experiencia demas de
30 amos y segdn la aOpini6n un1versatde los
m6dicOs, es la EMULSION DE SCOTT,
que esta cOmpuesta del aceite mas puro y
de OtrOs ingredientes que aumenta con-
siderablemente la eficacia nutritivs del
aceitO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
ACUEDUCTO EN- YAuCO

va era tempo dc que Yauoo sStadiaIe
IN plan de ROuOduCto.
El preCiOBO NvOntino de 0quel pueblo,
dRndO TODD g6nsro de faoilidadaS para Ol
AOOpiO do BAIudAblsB 0guAD, ha eDtAdo y
OBta OntFegOdo Sl abAlto que proporcionR
POGO vigiladAB nibeFRs del rio inmundo
canal hOCho para regAdfo de una hR-
Ciends do Ct fiS y NAL CAsi nuncA limpia'
do poE Ia inCuFiR do les auto EidRdss del
pueblo de los dQGfioB dc Ia fn[P.
Para HOgNT taller taTTenoE, C0nddC9B0 0l
OguS por una b6v0dR en donde Bs Rcomo-
dan detritW0 do todG OBpsOis. El limo pa.
VimsntG Ia supaEfci0 poF dond0 Lar RguSB
dGBliSAn y, aupque 10 CoTrientO no AU8lo
1sE muy vivR, BuaIe 6Ita aEFRBtFRR con fTe-
CuOnCiR desperdiCiOg del vscindsTio Ro2Bo
BnbStREOiSB en- decomposition.
Tuv0 10 BBnid0d ingular que int0Tvenir
mas de una v9g ca eut0B GBuntog. Pero IL
inCuFis de lHg SutoEidade8 no 20 presto al
deGRFrollo dc una aOci6n energies que IL
brGER al pueblo do NquGllA mR'sanR situR.
Ci6n.
PaTsCe que AhoFB toma el vScindRTio ls
iniCiativs. Y pRF0oe que dGndo tVegua &
loS ChismsB po fsiCoB BuFjidoH entire OI El
oAIde y uuS Rmigor, mejor diOho, uuB enc
migOS de 90 pEopio paTtido, 90 dscidsn
RhoFa lAB OutoridadeB BOcundar eI movi'
mientO de OPT; ion = Ia i0icistivs do Aqdsl
Cult0 vScindario.
ssrfa cuViOSO ConoOer AIguno do los va
rios OEtudioS t6oniCos ono de la ConccidR
sGsjG de YSuto 90 han hOcho. AcaRo "LR
OorrsSpondanciA'', ii fuera nsceSario pu'
bliqus R'gunoE. De- todoN modoP, 10 gus
impoEtR % que, NpEOVsChando Las msgnf'
fees CondiCiOnaB topogrs f9aB de Ii pob'R'
Ci6n, 90 constvuya1 el acueducto porisndo
on 81 HincsFO eutusiasmo y de niUgdn mo-
do hacienda tEabsjoU para fAv0FecOr 4 tRl
6 ouRl amigo polftioO qua hays pTeGsntadO
sstudioI para Ia UbES; sino e!igiendo los
sutudiOU one mas Conv9ngan 4 l0B intereEeD
do Guuel buOn nueblo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
La lNOEPENDENCIa ABSOLUTE.

Dos son lOH tOmaB que ahora agotan Ion
T0publiOOn0g. .-5.@
Qa0 los unioniatas hicimog props g snd6
sOpaEatiEtR como msdiO do, gSnRF votos pa
70 IaB elsCCiOnGG, psT0 q0s AsuIt8d0B dc
nu0StFR ObEa EeCOgsmoB vsl0g.
Y que los EepublioanOg no quisEan nj
GutOnomfa, nj independence, porqus pre-
fieTen Ger ameFicRnoF.
A 0mboH tsmag qai0Eo conts.tar, expEs'
nando mi psFB0uRI mGdo do BeHtiF de
pengaP.
Cuanto al pFimsT0, dire que ni oFRdoTeB
= eECEitoE0H do Ia Union han BCstsnido =
goatisnen 10 teaiD a0pGTatiBta, haCGn bier !;
ca una opinion y an cFitsEio tan dign0 de
FeBp0to como otF0 CuSlquieEP, con 81 adit8
mento de 1or Ia mas patEi6tioR de las golu'
clones. 81 Puerto Rico pudieE0 obtsner
do lo8 EGtadoB UnidoG "a Independence
RbBOlutR, ain pTctsCtaTRdo, tutoTfR nj intsF.
venciopes: Independence como Ia que tie
n0n las nRcionGs de OsntFo y Sua Am6ri'
ca y EuEops, 20 BsTfs eli pTimero y mas
OntuDiaStS de loB BepRTatisttS, poTqu0 cFeo
que poDftiCa, social eCon6mioamentR,
Puerto Rico pu0de ser tan libr0 como ls
Argentina. Mas Gd0; PuETt9 Rico sasiA
0C0n6miCOments mas pR6BpeTo y rico como
Esp6blicA libEs que niendo Colonia sut1n6,
mica 6 RGt0dO de la Union, de la qua sq-
gQiFOmog, como somog, mfIeToH tVibutsrioE,
infs,icsB. .esclRvoB ComaFciAlGG
R0pGbliCa pFGtegids 8 inteTvaDidR y co
loni0 aut6nOmR, son la 0IOlAvitud politics,
dilfcazadA, en- ls pEirsFs formula, sin dis
frss on 10 GGgundS; eI EstadO 90 ID. .libeTtad
politics; psEO EepdbIica protegids, OOlOniR
Rut6noma , EstRdo, Gon 10 eBCIavitud eco
u6mioR que nos ats , Gugets, que 90 llevB
para los pFoductoEeH = fsbTioGnteB amsFi'
CanoD 10 mejor y mas uAn0ado de les GO
nsnCiaB, dc uuOltrO trAbAjV, que nOE obljga
pggGF mss CaFog nuestToB CongumoB, que
Hi Hobre slloB peUaFa todR IL tRFifR Dipgley
y los CompE6TGmoB Cam0 sxtraDgOTos.
La vsr6aders EalvRci6n do Puerto Rico,
Uu sDgrandsCimisnto y deBRFEolIo conner
Cial, % galvACi6n economics; 10 dOaenvoI:
Vimiento agFfcol0 OstRib0n en- "a nbBolutO