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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
DIDN'T HAVE A QUORUM
Expected Interesting Committee
Session Failed 10 Materiadze.
SPECIAL MEETING MAY Be CALLED
Contractors J. W. Davis and Assop &
Pierce and City Engineer Pearse
Were on Observation-Disclosures Com
rnittee Reports.

Contractors J " Davis and AlsoJ
A. PIERCE. City Engineer Pears" and
others intcrC S,cl in the Few paving
were al the city hall last night /"
attend the regular meeting Of m
hi"hwayS and sewers lmmlil"". but
the committees failed to have a u,"
ram and tn" interesting meeting ca
prcIri did not matrralZ".
Mr. Davis was on hand to Tell tn
c.mnliti.c that he delay i'll staring
work on III" paving Is costing HIM
money: MesSrS Al>"p 4 Pierre" "X
rrct"d 10 explain why they hav" not
begun having curling. which mus; b"
started b"tOr" any paving can h :
done. and the city engineer pr""oa"d
20 ask that a laying inspector he APP
pointed.
II is possihl. that Il special meeting
of the committee will be h"m before
tn. regular Svs:,iua of the common
councn next Tuesday night
Conference Committee.
The Joint conference" committee. az
the common nnCN AID board 81
aldermen. appointed 20 coNsii"r 'h''
frnucst of the Old dominion Land
Company for permission to erect 4
gasoline tank ON III" beach nfar IN
foo OF Twcnty-iiith street, held 4
meeting las night aud r"r"nm"nd'
cd tina, The permission be glan:'l.
The almsh,uS AMI poo: committee"
met. disposing of routin" business and
audiiing bills for III: past month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30

A prominent physician advises US
moi 10 eat lettuce. onions or celery
Vcgetarians getting too Healthy TO
suit him. oh?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Sailed.

Hargss. J. y. King no. -, Ports
mouth. y G.: Felix. Providence; l. +.
Chapman. Providence.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30

HAY. your prescriptions filled py
Graduates OF Pharmacy at Ah ,o',m
store. Patents at cut ra'e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12
MAYOR WELCOMES
LUMDERMEN WHO
MEET HERE TODAY

With between 100 aud 100 NJ the
prominent lumhefmen Of the couH
try in attendance. the annual ma
iltsal convention Of tho Lumber
Manufacturers Association opened
this morning In the Hoo Hoo honHa
at the A,itp exposition with the
welcome Of Mayor Miller and pfeai
dent chilbefg on behalf NJ the cts
and the exposition Il a. Long. Of
Kansas city. responded, and the re-.
ports q officers and the reading Of
papers began
The election Of officers will be
the feature Of tomorrow II II er
peeied II A Ions viii be- reelected
10 the office Of president without
opposition Tomoffowa program
will be opened with a paper. Hos
Should Cutoff Lands BE llandiea r.
BY A Freeman, Of 81 Louis Wed
nesdAy = program Is open 10 the pub
Nc A trip ~ me- Sound will occupy
Thursday, Friday a trip 10 Tacoma
IL planned, and Saturday Portland
excursion.
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THAA!A!I
SERVED WITH
A SUBPOENA
Must Appear as a Witness
in Insanity Hearing, as
II Is Said She Fears for
Her Life II He Is Freed

WHITE PLAINS, ~ y July ~
Evelyn rbaw Was aeisod 'slih O.
subpoena 10 APPEAR ct the TRIAL Of
her husband. Hairy ThaW while
she wau seated Ia an uptagn Now
York restaurant last night, near
midnight II il reported that Dis
ulet Attorney leromc'a office haa
an affidavit signed by Mrs Thae,
IN which she says she 10 afraid she
sill be- Killed Il Harry Ia released
Thaw'a hearing ON the question
u HE sanity began today hnfpru
Justice Mills
Accompanied By guards fhaV
vas brought into tho court room
shortly before noon lie was dfenn
Ell In blue serge, wore apnelaoleaI
aud tho touch Of Eroy IN his half
was particularly noticeable
The "a countess u Yarmouth NJ
and Mrs Josiah rhaw. and llarfy'u
mother we're present at the pro
otedlnFs Evelyn ~ expected 10
appeAr later
Richard y Lansing, a real estate
dealer Of foughkeepsle, vsa the
FIRST wiiuesa
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complaint that on tho I'm Of June
they worked iheI employees fot d
longer period ihnn IL allowed bi IT,
lev A lmy t5halalIna of VI II
knlias, Lee Mcclure = h. Runhel
! u STARK. r n piddurk md y A.
linfdNiek WAS summoned 10 tfy Tie
onae. which was SET fof hearing this
nfiYnaon
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WORKED MEN LONGER
THAN EIGHT HOUR DAY

On an information flied by c ".
Doyle. secretary OF tho Central Ia.
Dor union. raul stoenstrap and
John Doe Mcclellan. two eonifac.
tors. have been arrested and all
be tried 10 Justice bfosn's court
o. a charge Of employing their men
longer than eight hours day on
public worn. The defendants have
contract for work on Sixth AZ for
the city. and II IL alleged 10 The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12
ELLIOTT IS
INJURED BY A CAR

William rulott an employc of ihe
Seattle 8 racamn Power cnmp'ni'
vho lives of Hhluier nrarh WINS
struck ty am Inbound seattle i'ehs
,on & Southern street car at Nlath
av md Washington al thla morning
and sustained Injuries which mnN
paW fatal riHui attempted 20
tua TN front of The f#G hut cvi.
dambs mimalpulattt tho cars speed
Ila was removed tn tha ems hoHpllal
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Eoa sAle-MIsceLLAneous


SASH AID DOOR nAnOAfNH.
Cross panel doors f0f pAlNfinF. ft.its
Cross panel doors fof staining. tie
Cottage front doors Hlfh fancy en-
rfased fiass and ufnaneniai apron. - e
Fronf doors for nsiiiam pfirsi houses
only t9ft
COMPOSITION HooFiNG.
i-piy, seigtt 70 In rsf fguafr. u rs.
3-piy. Weiahf "a lbs. per p4uarr. u 70.
t-riY. zeighi v lhs pr square. g. %.
WafninFf ncsafe % cheap. iirnt roof
inas hat are not fnii Hei<hi
Craftsman o. mission doors jstf The
Mid for turfaiaHs oniF fie4 psT door.
WILLIAM GOLD SEAL PAINT
Sold onlF hT % y. Williams CO. We
have no aEdula
gallon cans ~ 90 Per raiioh.
fFalian cans fi54 Der gallon
HeauftfHf f0iofs Hey paiut nom %
Get our little book. "iies TO Paint. o
mailed free.
BAY Windows and doors from ne We
have cur uNn mill. seH anyone. tniH
anrFhara. and have only one price
Send Tor our Illustrated faialoEue. Mailed
free. post aaii, uifhdut charge.
o ~ WILLIAMS co,
Seattle. Wash.
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TUESDAYS A.-Y.-P. E. PROGRAM
wHArcoM COUNTY DAY
HrwnURo. Or DAY
EDUCATIONAL coHoRE8s.

tHDusrHlNI DAY
NATIONAL LUMBER MAHUrAcruHERB' AssocATloN DAY
500 Ohtos open.
10000 Concert Warnora AY#P BIND head Of cnfcadaa
1000 m-clnn Fraser Highland mntlna, 10 fafoln para Of
faif grounds
10000 msecond dag session Lumber Manufacturer Aaoea
ton. iinalipo huIdHs
10000 m-Doorataa Educational Congress visiting ho Edg
cationni building
1880 m-Nodol school oahhiau. Educational building
1900 $500 m-popuar talks win hsre1pn'ou feHH
Hawaiian building
1900 m-Educslonai CongnaH general lectures ~ commercial
aud Geographical lnieFett iu HaaHlan building
Good Roads building. Government building Canadian
BUILDING
1880 p m--whncom County dag program. Washington State
building
800 mTho Five 1nggnv Jafdaas reo act foot Of Pc sea
2s0 D. m-Concerl. Lharattlu nnud Music Pavilion
2.8o D. nj. g. Saving Crew exhibition foot Of Pay
Streak
500 p H-Conoeft Wasnefa AYR Band IN Nome Circle
400 i Educational lecture oihnaldsf Pine Arts
bullsng By Dr. A. e tiadd0n Subject Tho Cuitifa
ton Of Maize IN Moslea
7tb b Concert Ilberattln Hand Music Pavilion
81 dance. Lumber Manufacturer Asfo
eatnu Washington State building
siB The bridge the Gods Indian drama h students
Of Pacific university. In Auditorium
$50 b m-Educatianai Congress. Good iuads building
$50 mapeca Fireworks set piece for Whateom county foot
VI Pay Streak
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HHbNHlhlEA bfff
NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURING AssoelAr
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HAi BAKERS.
MASSAGE.
OPTICIANS.
PAiNTERe.

ralntiug. papsrhansinx. tiniins aud
decorating b. day Or contract cir
raintiuE Co, 100 feneca at Phans Z
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Beautiful Summit Acres

At the very crest Of the rise, slopng gently
to the westward, we are offering half-aere
tracts for
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ms rAuLn FuHstruitu a AUCTION
COMPANY
cuuNrH oF rtkH FL a hiNth Avn
uNrotnrrnlY RAYS TuE HIGHEST
DAHii
rNfcn ron HElpsn HAND fthhii
rNHH AMI
All GOODS OF VALUE hoH asst
nrroHe voc arg thnN
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foR sALe or ExcHAMoE.


FIW NNTT WW ENTWNNWF-
50 acfss. ii miles from Seattle on in.
terufhaH =. " " u and chicago M.
wHukef & RI IS acres cleared srfina
water plped 70 house. i-f00m house
barn and aufhglFsHi price tft Hgf
oneiHaif c4ah haianfa % years VIII
eonsidsf vacant property Tor equity
70 acres % Timber about 900 aat
feet 10 aAchnnrn Coz acreage rfueaff.
flHsr stand. f0ominN house ~ equity
IN house and i0i
Have Ten afrea and nine ntroa 10 aEi
chang. value 5000 What have Fda
r. offatz
se6-AcHE FARM, near Feaftle, 10 es.
chang far seaife iuaofnf or vacant
lrnpeity value fso,ofq. viii assume
$50. H4Q
SEATTLE LEAHEHoLD Co.
t97 Third Ave
Main esk Ind. 1871.
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$3.50 Per Tract
On Terms Of $40 Cash and
$40 Per Month Until One
Half Is Paid.

Then you can pay the balance in one year,
or in 80 years, suit yourself.
These tracts have a magnificent view Of
the lake, Of the city and Of the mountains both
ways.
To the north, to the south, to the west, the
sightseer gnzcs entranced at the charming
vista spread out before him. These tracts seem
to be intended for home sites Of generous size.
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U.fgs prltais thaaey 60 ias#
aEo y aAu iatl hmrifs nias
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-03
Fl abuIimiento
De ser Ieina.

La reina Guillermina de Holanda
tenia, cuando nina, una familla de
munecas. que conserve en- gran es-
TINA despufs de vestir de largo, por-
que Ia reina soberana fue siempre
muy "madrccita", y no podis pasar-
Sc sin su juglete predilecto.
Una de aqueilas muiiecas figuraba
que era la reina de aquel pafs de la'
muhecas, y ademss de vestir diml-
nutos trajes reSi", 'c'' 3 core
pondiente tron"
iiecas ta mbitn.
Cierto dfa en- que Cas-. ;rinlui IA
bia asisiido 4 las ceremonlas pro-
pias de Ia celebration de su cunplea-
nos. V volvia muy cansada 4 sus ha-
bitaciones, cogi6 la mufeca regia
la oblig6 hacer reverencias y sa.
ludos hasta dejsr NAL parsdos el We
10 de la corona, que con tanto incil-
namientos de cabezs quedaron ho-
rribemente torcidas.
Y ahora- pregunt6 10 nina con
tono canhoso 4 SUI muiiecs-i ite gusts
ser reina? NO te duele Ia espalda
NO te sientes canssdisims? sNG
estas aburrida y dc NAL humor'
NO te danganas Dc romperlo todo&
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-03
Horrible cIimcn
en- Colombia.
Antonio We que su hernia
no cae muerto a sus
pies
Locopor la desgrscia exclama:-.
"Muerto mi hermano, muertd
todo ell mundO."

Tn diario de Antioquia Colon
bia) relata un tragico suceso que
tuvo lugar en- aquella provincial el
20 del pasado.
FL hecho sucedi6 del siguien
modo.
"El Cadillo', arriba dc la esta
ci6n Sofia, en- los trabajos
"banca' del ferrocarril, va dc no.
che Sc hallaba muy tbrio cl negro
Manuel Fonnegra. Fucron a lie
varscIo sus hermanos Juan dc Dios
Antonio Fonncgra Sc reslstia con
la tenacidad cl borracho. En- un
momento en- que los hermanos ira
taron de forzarlo, un tiro dc rev6l-
yer di6 mucrtc a Manuel. Los pre-
scntcs huycron, y muchos sc encc-
rraron en- una casa.
Rosa Alvarez ISancochol resol-
VIC salir yer 81 Manuel no habfa
espitado, Y podia siquicra darlc
aqua. AL asomar a la puerta topa
con Antonio, qui6n la hierc gritan-
do: "Muerto mi hcrmano, muer-
to todo el mundo,' q algo asf, y
Sc retro amenazandor, blandiendo
una barbera y pcinilla dc que esta-
ba armada. Teresa Muhet6n, com
pinche de la ISancocho sali6 en-
auxilio de esta Y So la llcv6 4 su ca
sa 1a dc la Sancocho).
Bregaba la Munet6n por estancar-
le la sangre su amiga, cuando SC
aparece el Antonio jurando dar
nuerte a todo el mundo Aterrada
las mujercs, apagan la luz Tere-
sa apenas alcanza 4 cscondcrsc de-
bajo dc la CANA de Rosa, y esta
permanecc callada.
Pero el hombre da ron Rosa al
| tiento, Y la tira a media sala. Se
oyeron las suplicas de Rosa de
que no la matara sin confession.
Luego que Antonio 81 retro, sa-
li6 la Teresa de su escondItc Y en-
contr6 que Rosa habia sldo desca-
bezada de un navalazo. corri6
entonces en- busca &c socorn;
di6 con el Antonio. quifn qulso
obligarla a ir 4 rec0nocer a su her
mano muerto.
Cuando menos 10 pcns1 ella, An
tonic la oai6 dc una pufalada D pei
nillazo. Debi6 despoiarla de las
faldas porque ostas apafecicron de-
bsjo de la almohada del homicida,
y hasta cebarse en- sui virrlmas por-
que los cadaveres dc la dos muieres
estaban acrbillSlos 8 puhaladas
Cuentan que el tai Antonio snda.
ba como loco. sedlentp de sangrs
Y que hiri6 & seis. entire clos 4 81
hermano Juan de Dip-, cue 10 u
mat6 porque p'.sier.n pies en- pol
vgra Parece que Il I''atador d.
Manuel fuk Martini l.ondoho
Este Y Antonio ss'an F"sos-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-03
PROTOC0L0 No. 10 Y SUS ANEXOS.

Buba, Porto Rico, and Guam. to
the repetition Of the precise terms
of the Protocol on those subjects.
Their position is, however, that,
anv clauset that may be added
must be devoted to the execu-
ton Of the stipulations of the Pro-
tocol, and must not impair them
OF afix conditions to what was un
conditional.
Having adverted to the Riscons
truction Of their proposal, the Anne
rican commissioners will point out
the misconstruction by the Spanish
commissioners of the Protocol
The xpanish Commissioners observ
that as the stipulations Of the Pro-
tocol form part Of binding agree
ment, which they properly decla-
re the Protocol to be, it is useless
merely to reproduce them in the
treaty that is to be elaborated in
the conference. The Spanish com
missioners, however, seem to for
get that the Protocol was an exc
cutory agreement, and that it can
not be assumed to be useless to ask
either party now to do what in that
agreement it promised to do. Spa
in will" so read Article ! of the Pro-
tocol, "relinquish all claim of sove-
reignty over and title to Cuba.
This is promise The American
commissioners, hav ing come hither
to claim the fulflment Of that pro-
mise, ask the Spanish commissioners
clothed with the fulflment Of that
promise, ask the Spanish commis-
sioners, clothed with full powers to
conclude a treaty Of peace, to say
in that treaty; "Spain hereby re-
linquishcs all claim Of sovereignty
over and title to Cuba"
Upon what theory can this be
deemed useless" or redundant
stipulation? Is it not, on the con-
trary, manifest that the treaty OF
peace, no matter what else it may
include must contain stipulation
to this effect?
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To the memorandum submit
ted by the Spanish commissioners
in support OF the articles presen-
ted by them on the 81 st instant
and rejected by the American COM
missioners on the oath instant, the
leatter submit under the rules the
following reply:
The memorandum opens with
an expression Of the deep regret
with which the Span sh commlsslo-
ners have acquainted themsel yes
with the paper in which the Anne
rican commissioners al the session OF
the 18th instant, proposed
to substitute for the articles
previously presented by them, in
relation to Cuba, Porto Rico and
other islands in the West Indies
and the Island of Guam in the La
drones, the precise stipul atlons OF
the first and second articl es of the
Protocol Of August II, 1898, nel-
ther adding thereto nor subtrac-
ting therefrom.
The American commissioners on
their feel equal regret that in the
memorandum now under conside-
ration the Spanish commissioners
should have seen fit to reject that
proposal on grounds which disclose
q misconstrucction both of the pro-
D )sal itself and of the stipulations
Of the Protocol on which it was
based.
The American commissioners in
their proposal Of the 18th instant
stated that they were prepared
for the purpose Of hisposlng OF the
question OF Cuba, Porto Rico, ar
Guam, simply to embody in the
treaty the precise stipulatlons
of the Protocol on those subject
The American commissioners are
still prepared to take this step, be-
lieving that the stipulations in ques
ton would suffice for the accom-
pIishment 70 the purpose to which
they relate. But they have never
asserted that the treaty OF pea,
ce should be limited, in respect OF
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-03
Fl nuevo cancI|eI
De A|emania.

FL doctor Bethmann Hollweg.
ministro de estado de Prussia, y Sc
cretario de estado del interios del
imperio, ha sido nombrado canci-
llez del imperio, en- sustitucion del
principe de Bulow.
AL mismo tempo han sido NOM
brados los Sres, Delbruck, minis
tro del interior; Wermuth, tesore;
ro del imperio; Sydow, ministro de
instruction y cultos, y Loebell, que
era iefe de Ia cancilierfa del impero,
presidente de la provincial de Bran
deburgo. j..
FL emperador ha concedidoal
excanciller Bulow ell Aguila negra,
v lie ha remitido las insignias, ador-
nadas con brillantes y acompaha-
das de una carta aut6grafa suma-
mente afectuosa.
Sc dice que el nombramiento del
nucvo canciler en- favor del Sr,
Bethmann Hoilweg sc debe 4 la pro-
posici6n de Bulow, que lie recomen-
do especialmente al emperador, qul-
ri por insignihcante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-03
Lo ocunido en-
Guayama y Mayaguez

-Guayama julio 81 Esta tar
de confinado carcel distrito, Fuse
bio Sanchez que p-estaba servicio
de mandadero. Sc al1dero en- el cuer
DO de guardia del rev6lver colt No
36 Y dc un cuchilio lie la cocina, Y
yendo para la del aicaide de la
carcei encOntro a 81 concubina Ia
talina Gomez que 3. presa tamblen
V diciendo.e, "Ha-'a hoy duraste
tu." Ie hizo un dispa.p con dicho re-
v6lver hiriendoia nj aimente Y dis
parandose otro q pr debaio de la
barba, pero no mOr'a-
De la inyestlg.r n pract cads
union Hon. fiscal s ntctive Torres,
resuita que para -Lsmumar este
Paraquag.-E Fl l--do que celebro
con IA Argentina en 80 (denuncia-
do despuesl, es'a'-.ce La reserya
del eabotaje para "a sbandera-
.Nfxioo.-Ni e al cabotsie
nj deja de >er OBJ Ida Ia navega
cion costanera-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-03

hecho tonl6 uua lo-i- de ron que le
traio e. ayl.dat.'e ie cocina Miguel
Garcia. >che;tini. Dis,ct. chief
-Mayar,lez. ia.io II I'm paso
nivel HormigserpS fle hendo
nm baIazo como una p. N. el indi-
yid,,o Pa,i1 Ciu,r6n- Despues de
muehas pe-qIisas henos aveHgua-
do autoreS ne viaIaban en- coche
de Mavl..sE par. san German.
A.re--...s coehero conductor y
e ~ orieaal9 eaptura de los tres
passjerr- 4ic han en- 81 eoche resi-
daenria san ''e.snan. Servicio pres
tsdo po- >a-gento Aleiandro y de-
tcct!ve fe..ce. Si.sn, DIs,ct. chief.
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POL|T|CA
INTERNATIONAL.
El nombre de Italia
excecrado en- los Es-
tados Unidos.
Opinion de La Tribuna' y
en- Roma.
Ell buen nombre de Italia con.
fundido con los bandidos de
Stella y Calabria.


tos criminales italianos han causa-
do a la colonia residente en- Estados
Uinidos esta siendo objeto de gran
preocupaci6n & inquietud en- italia.
La prensa italiana Sc manifesto
alarmada ante el hecho de que, de-
bido a los frecuentes crimenes CO.
metidos por individuos de
esa nacoinalidad, ell pueblo ameri-
cano comienza q tomar a los ase-
sinos de Calabria y de Stella como
los unicos descendihtes de los que
en- un tempo gobernaron y fueron
los amaestros del mundo.
Uno de los mas reputados diarios
de Roma, "La Tribuna" la atenci6n
del gobierno manifestando que el
asesinato del comisionado de la
policfa secreta de Nueva York, Pc
trosino, que tanta excitacion cause
en- los Estados Unidos, ha hecho q.
los italianos laboriosos, pacifcos
Y honrados que residen en- ese pals
tengan que estar sufriendo las con-
secuencias de la detestable reputa-
cion que ha cafdo sobre la colonia
italiana y que aun el mismo nom
bre de Italia, esta hacienda mo-
two de publica execaracion, por
los actos de unos cuantos malvados.
"Pobre Italia-dice el peri6di-
co citado-La suerte de Petrosino
es causa de ignominia para la gran
dc { historica peninsula y los des-
cendientes de los gloriosos romanos
Sc ruborizan de contar entire sus
compatriotas q los ascsinos.
"Vacilamos encontrarnos entire
los nuestros. Es una confession
amarga, pero verdadera. Los ase-
sinos fueron italianos, nacidos y
" criados en- nuestra hermosa tie
IRA, pero que han lido a cchar sus
rafces de plantas parasitas entire
industriosas y activas multitu-
DIES dc America, con el objeto do
poner en- practica sus obra de '"ven-
detta", de exaccian por medic dc
amenazas, exigiendo dinero, bajo
la amenaza de sangrientas repre-
salias, que muchas vcces Sc hacen
efectivas. Sc atenta contra la Vi
da de las personals, sc arrolan
bombas destructoras, Sc pone fuego
4 las tiendas y SC secuestran nihos.
"iY son estos, av. nuestros com
patriotas" Ellos no son mas que
ell fruto dc siglos dc dcspotismo, a
quienes la libcrtad de que ahora ga
zan no ha depodido redimir aun
En- cfecto, cada dia es mas criti-
ca la situaci6n Gle la colonfa italia.
ma, cspecialmcnte en- Nueva York
debido a los frecuentcs crimlnales
de la terrible mano negra", que re-
cientcmentc parece haber entradc
on un periodic de actividad amenazs
dora.
La masa del pueblo, impresiona
da con los exagerados relatos d'
la prcnsa dc sensaci6n Y deiando
sc llcvar dc las solapadas sugesti
nes en- contra del elemento estran
iero empieza yer con desconfian
"a V aun 4 veces con marcada ho'
tilidad todo 10 que sea italiano
Va ha habido peri6dicos que abier
tamentc han demostrado su antipa
tia a los individuos de esa nacIo
nalidad, Y Sc habla de severas me
didas rcstrictivas contra la inmigra
cion italiana.
! Hay quien ha llegado tan lejo
que prctenda Sc prohlba esta absol,
tamente equlparandola con el pc
ligro amarillo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-03

hubiese aeo-.lado u ~ic-t0s parlen :
tes que viven leIos : agilfy son 20
brs , honrsdos
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-10
GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY.
FIREWORKS PLANT
DESTROYED BY FLAMES.
Damage of $500 Caused by
Lively Blaze.

Fire broke out in the factory of the
Wolf Manufacturing Company, makers
Kingsland street, Nutley, early y~ester-
day, and destroyed the building,
causing damage that is estimated
al $500. The company manufactures
toy fireworks, and the blaze is. thought
to have been caused by spontaneous
combustion. There vas no one in the
building at the time, the flames being
discovered by Harry Cueman, a MEM
Der Of West Nutley Hose Company No.
2, who was passing in a trolley a
bound for Newark.