Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-08
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rip ~ MsNieo Jan THE ulu.
mate destiny or the Wcai Indian sr,n-
ipclaso is % matter of Interesting
speculation. SAYS 10, Mexican Herald
since 1855 events have moved rapids.
Porto iiico has been Hnncxrd 3D., the
United states. ana e. virtual pruirc-
iurat" has been thrown over Cuba by
the great republic, Uhii, the finances
OF Santo Domingo have come Go bc
administered hy the same power.
Porto Rico. Tor the last ten years. has
been growing more and NOR, pros-
pcrouF ana has been taken Go .,Ithiu
IN, tarin wallis ut the United states.
SO advantageous to Porto RICO mas
been this Inclusion that % rs common
IS said u the Wcsi Indies that TOO.
hours WORK leo thv iortunat. island
produces as much ss long dds
'.ork iu the smaller Islands. Aud set
thc P,fto TicanT are MOI hJpp, Th,y
have q grievance. none the less real
tor pqings1 sentimental one. that -i-.
that they 90, not fuii-tcds,d Nm,ri-
can citizens The supreme court 90
;ur I ui'cd S'atr- has d,, ,d.d that.
the Porto iic.us are entitled To-
American passports when they travel. l
sud 10 'hr fullest protection of th,
gov eminent 'luysuRhip niil come W|
time, uu doubt. hut 81 BE- O. lr. trltuu,
ledE"j that tho present position eft
in' Port" llutus Be- 1000 anomalous one
cuba Ir prosperous. Hul iho ,uI.
iti.Uus ui 'hIt island hltr alsu a|
-ii'' auuo. md chat D. tnr PNtt
amendment which giyDa iI" 500. yru-
m"n' Hs Washington O. certain control
oNrr their finances. The, may NOT
s"uHnd,r their rnt,uuc- mon m,hJ
rulnous lptu. abroad rrs G,,t rrr1t.
Us initiates inr cuban uullirln-. Hu'
be- mot di.p.,'sWs O." tine ,f"dIors "i|
tdlu.
li"Fu lH-tu q uurIlnus Way. a. u-|
huhltihts nave reverted Geo fHn darkest
African -.,yu-'rt. aud Nuuuuntsw p.r.
wallis boz 'hv interior aud jsiut- the
minds OF tIu. dvcll"rs ou tHv .uH-ts
u may he said thot wherever rts
blacks predominant Ia inc Nrst TO-
diau Islands there i~ marked tend
,uDt Go revert Goo barbarian Nud BOO
most coz th~ isitudr the hl.I,s ru pr,.
pundrtHi' Eight mere ua, nr .Hr'
ust u"uuso-s".i.' problem foo rr.
tvyr fuiurr
Tnv Europ,lu owners of iu,
French Dutch Bud Danish islands
from -i TNumus 'u CuHrr1. ur.
fhaWctuU3 negligent ur their duties
and responsibilities foo tho ISLANDER
10 ls 90 Dts, ui NNuI abandonment
"ud fu, .lurk ui civilization rH
backward
Tho nui.,H islands CO.,. 300 % SOME.
Hh Ht u,ttrr position. although th,,
HIt, Suffered economically from fr.
u,.'Iu. ul rr- .Hu, su,tT industry Co.,
jamaica H -u..r.-IuI effort Doe ,.ru
u. OBJ" Geo r,u.tr~ th, Iu,I tItI, Do. lb'
growing and ,NpurutIou u' truuI,uI
Quite Zoo ENGLAND a1d CuutIH suW,
British politicians would 1850 iu hove
Jamaica gI., lJriu uInf,rruD, GOO tb,
wares COT thr mother Uuuulr', hut tu
uuld .'II iu retaliation uu co., Inrl
ui tHr United States Witch Nuuiu
pcJ,trIU, ruin 90, istud. This ..t
Be- perceived uE aU Intelligent JHmn.
SONS There is some uuin' iI'N tni"uG
thorn of annexation to the great rec
purli. which iv drawing tnvm to".rd
hst vI'H au most irr'-IsiN' force.
The mouli"H destiny. ut tH' W,st ln
dies e absorption uy no, powerful o.,
tiuu mentioned. b. mas ,omr ,u Ha''
e. .rutur, although ~ MAY um fah,
place Tor hundred Yeats
iiuErtph dUWa. paIim,.