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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-25
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO,.
Dunaing q steveas' Live stock |

Dunaing 4 stevens' Live Stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO, NJ Y. June -.
s stssr. Ss: good Is BRINE 1900 $50 To-
l.3oo-pound steers, $3.50 OSLO: good e
PRIME LOO to 1.2oo-pound steers. IS "a
slI6Qs; good to choice handy steors
G754s; medium butcher steers. $!.26
WI6o; i,gh common grassy butcher
socd bussS SS a sssf fat ,ssSSTs5 ssi
butcher COWS. s5g5.ssi trimmers, g =
AIS; best fat heifers. dry fed, f760U8 8:
medium butcher heifers. !.to0;!,IsI
gs.75; stock heifsrs. ts.s00S; bes
feeding steers. dehorned. S707. 6orligh
and common stockers. S6.750e.26: prim
heavy bulls. se.5oG I; best butcher 6slI'
bulls. y5.5oGs; best mixers and sprinx
ers. $6o070; common kind. do. $40 n 20
Hogs. Receipts. IL cars: market.
s sscsasi hsAy py.. .sSs Sso y'rs'r'
strong; spring lambs, 1735G7.so: year
i.i,nEs; ss9s.So; wethers. ss0saS' ewes.
Calves: 5000.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS CHICAGO
III. June 24.--Hogs: Receipts. 100
head; market steady, strong; mixed
and Ss'shers 's.OT $50 coed asays
light, sS.55a $50; pigs. ts.i6 $3.50. Cat
tie: Receipts, 1000 heads; marke
weak, lower; beeves, $4,000: COWS
and heifers. s3.sOas40; stockers end
feeders, $5.70ds; Texans, SS50uS
calves, s6.5oqs. sheep: Repeits. a.
GOO head market strong higher. native
f@.so Wb.e0;T western. 5.1b17.l0. lambs
S5.s0@7.10;' western $5.604715.
Cleveland.
CLEVELAND June 2i.---Hogs: Re
:eipts. i,soo head; steady; all grades.
$s.s5. Cattle: Receipts. 3 cars, steady
sheep and lambs: Receipts, cars:
springers $3.50 to Sc. calves. Receipts.
10 head: SlO.2bM6
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-25
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, June 25.--Openlng. Wheat
In the Detroit market opened with r
weak feeling and "A decline of lac. For
sign and domestic markets were weak
The weather map shows good deal o,
ram over the northwest where spling
wheat was suffering Opening prices
"Wednesday: Cash No red whras
N02h; July. si9c. September y2Ac
December. 95Lc; No. l white. SiOlH
The corn market is quiet and stead,
at sic for cash No ,. 63isc for No
yellow and csc for No. yellow.
Oats are quiet and steady at i3c 70,
standard, f2c for cash No. 3 white ane
Ale for No. 4 white.
Rye Is In good demand and steady al
Sac for cash No. 2.
Beans are dull\ and easy at s205 10,
immediate. prompt and June shipment
and $2.i0 for August.
Grain receipts at Chicago Wednes.
day: Wheat 120 cars: corn. 433 cars
oats. 1913 cars.
July wheat in Chicago opened We'd.
nesday at 904 as0%c. corn ut 5gIs "a
5s%c, oats at 40hc and september poi !,
Wheat In Liverpool opened hWxd
and was later quoted x1%d lower.
Corn opened unchanged and later de.
clined IA hd.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-25
FIRE THREATENS
JACKSON BLOCK
Firemen Work Hard to Rescue
Tenants of Lodging House
Many Narrow Escapes

JACKSON, Mich, June 25.-(Spe'
ciaD Fire which broke ont TINS
morning at lodging house over the
Savoy restaurant, threatened TO wipe
out a whole block Several people
were rescued by firemen through win
dows. j. II. Smith. one Of yxhe room
ers, was overcome by smoke. He had
a narrow escape from being caught
in the fire-trap and burned TO death.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-25
THINK WINDSOR BOY WAS
KIDNAPPED BY FATHER

1t may be that Willie McNab, IL
years old. who disappeared from his
home, No. SO Windsor-ave., Windsor.
and was supposed to be drowned, was
kidnapped Friday afternoon. by his
father. His mother has told the Wind
sor police that Willie was sent from
the house by the landlady. Friday, and
disappeared after promising to come
right back. His father Is George
Tyndall. Mrs McNab says she was
deserted by Tyndall in Blantyre, Scot
land. when the boy was four months
old. and that she resumed her maiden
name when sch came TO this country.
Her husband threatened TO get the
boy back before he was Is years Of
age, and since he has been recently
seen in Cleveland and has disappeared
from his lodging house there, Mrs. Nc.
Nab Is convinced that he took posses.
sion OF the boy and started back to
Scotland with him.
uHA 49,
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anyone had maliciously slanderel HIM
and asked for fair and impartial hear
ing Of the matter. -. :.
w. A. King. president Of the slli.
aEce. spoke. following the address OF
McIverTyndall and gave eeouyance
that the latter's statement Of the case
would be heard gladly. II 10 predict
cd that majority Of the seven direct
ors of the alliance who resigned re-
Gently will withdraw their rssigna-
tons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-25
ICE ORDINANCE Is SENT
~ Rack TO COMMITTEE


Eefippled boy, sent his resignation TO
x1he council. Tuesday night. It was
}nocopted. In his letter Coulton said
40 had chance to find out who his
AMENDS were I'm his recent trouble. IL
\ S4n assure you that don't want any
<o{ TIA shining lights OF politics among
f(Aonoy~ he wrote.
Az, John G. Lodge introduced a res
e11utton euIogixing David e. Heineman
fte hto faithful and efIicient service
fDTing his tenure Of ONCE az city con.
oo)1f. Heineman, who steps out OF
- pablo service next Monday, re.
vondod Ia q farewell speech.
"a On Recommendation of the city seal
"A 0k weights and measures tho coun
ID omonded the fruit and berry box
6inance to do away with odd meas
~ such - flfths, three quarts, etc
10troller Heineman's ordinance, re-
ring the deposit Of all moneys re.
M BY the city departments with
&ety treasurer at the close of each
~ mas passed.
)ce C0mmissioner John Gillespie
lven permission to combine the
n1oster service with that OF the
Ne police and to use a temper
d Ct the Island for the docking
Aafoor service boats.
11yo and means committee re-
- no money IL available for
- Of the civil service com.
>4he $4,000 that the CON-
entitled TO will not be
until July /. The commits
pg1ng temporary quarters
v. 10 once and will be able
1T 20 another week without
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-25
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.
Gel 90 luna fnrotshad nv Hav-

den. Stone Il Co., June ~:
Adventure 40. Ahmeek 20, Alaska
Gold 645, American Zinc 100. Butte
Superior 645. Butte * London so, Calu-
met a Arizona LAG. Calumet Il Hecla 8
Chino 600, Copper Range III. East
Butte 10. Franklin 200. Giroux ass,
CRANKY 266. Greene Cananea lao, Han
cock 100. Indiana IS. Island Creek Goa,
pr IL. Isle Royal 100, Kerr Lake 100
Lake Copper 1875. ISSalle 30. Mass. Con
SO, Mohawk Is. Nevada Cons Is. New
Arcadia 40. Nipissing go. North Butte
89s, OJibway 80, Old Colony Mining So.
Old Dominion %. Osceola 10. Pond
Creek Coal rs. Quincx 10, Santa re
Gold & Copper so, Shannon Copper 100
ton 225. Superior Copper 40, Tamaraek
10. U 8 r 1875, do pr 1876. Utah Cons zoo
Utah Cop 90, Wolverine So.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARkE..
NEW YORK. June 2i.-Flour: QUIZ
and unchanged Pork Quiet; me
s22.s5a 2e.75. Lard: Firm; middles west
spot. sll.15Mll.25 Sugar. Row, duHc
centrifugal. 90 test. S36G 3.36c. mus
covnde, SO test. 2ss@s,ssc refined:
steady: cut loaf. 515c; crushed, 5.O5c:
powdered. 430Qi .t5c: graduated. 40
Ni.i0c. Coffee: Rio. No. :, on spot
s9.5S. Tallow: steady; city &c; coun-
try. 5aa6.c Hay: Dull and weak
prime, STA i.o5: No. 3. soa 7Sc; clover,
boQ soc. Dressed poultry; Duly and
easy: turkeys. t6@26c; chickens. ibT
use; fowls, ia a ishc; ducks, lsc. Live
poultryt. Unsetled: geese. &c: ducks, IA
a lSc; fowls. lie: turkeys Use; rocst-
ers lie. chickens. broilers. 25Q2'"
Cheese Quiet: Quiet; state milk. corn
mon TO specials. lSQ14%c: skins. COM
mon TO special sc lie.
Butter; Quiet and weak; receipts:
state dairy. tubs. ssa &c: Imitation
creamery nrsts. 2+eV25c. Eggs: IT.
reg, receipts. 44.l00: nearby wnita
fancy 23a zoe; nearby mixed fancy, 10
a 24c; fresh tirsts. lsq2+c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-25
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
PRODUCE

Offerings OF berries and small fruits
included all kinds this morning, but in
no line was there any very large sup
ply. Prices are little high as yet on
the average, but there Is demand for
all receipts. The poultry market Is
steady. Receipts are on a liberal scale
and hens are easy. while broilers are
firm in tone Butter. eggs, veal calves
and potatoes are called steady, and
sugars are tending upward.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-25

Marriage licenses for June up TO the
present date show IN increase Of 20
per cent over last year. according to
Alex. II. Stewart. license clerk. Al
ready the number has exceeded the
total number Issued In June. 1912.
They have averaged So day. or
l160. In June last year they mum
bered l,054. According to Mr.. Stew
art. this Is sure sign OF the citys
prosperity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-25
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter Creameries. extras. 2Itlcs
hrsts. 26c: dairy. 22c; packing stock
zoe per blu.
Eggs-Fresh receipts cases incllr.,h
ishc per doz. Receipts today. Liza
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-25
TOLEDO WHEAT AND pRopuCr.

TOLEDO. June 24-wheat: Cssn.
tLesh July. si%c; September. s2Mc:
s2hc; September, sshc. DECEMBER.
September, t2%c; December, lic. Rye:
Cash. SIC. Glover seed: October, Ssl2L.:
December. Ss.07h, Alsike: Otob, =.
es.7s; December. $50. Timothy Cash,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-25

se4O; August. s276; september ard
October. s2.55 Butter. eggs and nay:
Unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. June s4.-Grain; openius
wheat: July, steady. septeamber
steady Corn: July down NC; sep'erl-
Der down We Oats: July down = :;
September down sc. Provisions
Firm and higher.
Noon--W Wheat: July mp nc; Septsrl-
her up Ac corn: July up sc, sep
TENDER up nc oats: July up isc; sep
TENDER up NC.
Ciose-Wheat: July up &C. septem
her up see Corn: July up Sc sep
tember up sc Oats July up sc. sep
temher up sc. Provisions; STEADY
CHICAGO WHEAT AND PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. June % Wheat started
weak today but the strength at Mime
apolis and some buying by shorts
strengthened the market and prices al
vanced NC early I'm the day
Corn was down "a AT the start but
resting orders TO buy on the dip ION
sumed everything In sight. and the
market had quick recovery and then al
advance OF &C over last nights close.
Oats were Nc lower at the ouset
Buying OF September oats on the dip
brought prices back for that month
and even a fraction above.
Provisions were higher on higher nos
prices. pork leading In the advance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-25

making mixture. $3.50 per 100 lbs. :
household powd, Is. ~ 10 case. sS.io
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-25
EICIN BlIsTER,
NEW YonK rROpuCE MARKt:v

ELGIN nl.-Butter was quoted at
27nc today. isc under the prevailing
price last Monday
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xA.ked. b-Bid xs-xb-Split. s-Solt
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET

CHICAGO. June 24-Butter: Extras
27nc: firets ASH n csc: dairy extras
26c: frsts 24c Eggs; Prime nrsta
lie: firsts i7T1Thc Cheese: Skins
Isc. young Americas. l5nc PotatoeS
10f1bc; Michigan. 10G lhc; new pota
toes. simll0 Live poultry: Fowls
i4614Ac; ducks 10 a lac; geese. go -:
bYoilers. 23G2bc: turkeys. l7417hc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-25

NEW YORK, June 2t.-Money on
ns Me ms mHne papes &C. f Bar SD
yer. London, 26xd; bar silver. New
York, 5IAd demand sterling. 4.S6d.
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NEW yOnK METAL.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 24.-The metal eX-
change closed dull. Spot copper
$1S.S2h bid. lead $430 bid.
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- - bo>k q few prices
4 i: !: 4; 4: 4: 8:
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job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co.. Is John Raj.
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TEX dividend.
Total sales. 27S.500 shares.
IBID and asked.
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REPORT OF THE CCNDlTi0t
OF THE
Detroit United Bank

At Detroit, Mich. at the close OF bust
ness June 4. 1913. as called for by
the Commissioner Of the Ban king De-
partment:
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Thirteen bOys aad girls are member
div from Joum fat,n P0r n In

Members Of 20 Detroit EpiscOpi
churches, numbering 0,OOO, attends
that picnic and excursion at 30
Blanc Tuesday, breaking the recor
for church outings The afternoo
was spent In games. and the lai
boat 10 return did not dock until
o'clock.
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Dctroft's Museum Of Art will he en-.
r1ched by another Riff from Mrs

riched by another gift from Mrs.
Grace Whitney Hon. who has writ
ten that she has purchased Madame
Bertha Girardets sculpture group,
"Donnez Nous Aujourdui Notre Pain
Cuotidien. (Give US this day our
daily bread). The group has been on
exhibition In the Grand Palais in
Paris and was commissioned express
" for the Detroit institution Mrs
Hof has given her native city two
other valuable art gifts. Happy
DAYS" painted by Elizabeth Nourse.
and I'm the Valley" by Julien Dupre.
About 900 old soldiers will leave De-
trOir for Gettysburg ny special srmjw
Mt o'clock Saturday afternoon. An.
other special train Will be made up
I'm Grand Rapids and third In To-
ledo. u is expected that the vetcr.
ans Will arrive In Gettysburg and
pitch camp SUNDAY afternoon. Dur
Ing the semi centennial celebration
OF the famous battle they will be The
guests or the state Of Pennsylvania.
D~hab Hnann. held In the CITY ho..
pital I'm Cies Gland. Rs n Iepcr .usuect.
Is said 20 have hcen treated In insti-
tutions IN Detroit and Buffalo. for a
hood disease. and Health. officer
Kiefcr In making a thorough in,,s-
tieation. Immigration authorities ut
this port never heard OF the case
Tho health board was also in ignoc-
ance OF ". Hanan Is said to have
here Health Officer Ford OF CIeve-
land believes that the man has
lcprosy.
Louis Vsscont1. the hve-year-oud lad
who was terribly burned while pIWy-
Ing with matches In his home. No.
afternoon. His mother. Mrs. Lucia
visconti was painfully burned nhout
the arms and hands while tryins t.,
extinguish the blaze.
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william n. LefnngweIl, famous "see
America nrsf" Lecturer. am0kA Tuca.
The first concert Of the church Orches-
trn Of the WOOdMard-a ave. Prcahxfee-

Ian church. given Tuesday night. was
great success and was heard by an
audience which filed the church.
Harold Jarvis sang two numbers and
Miss olive Mavity, saxaphonist
played solo numbers. A series Of
concerts Is planned by the organiza-
ton.
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Paid withdrawal
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MARKETS and FINANCE
CHICAGO GRAIN.

ss4o; August. s276: September ard
October. s2.55 Butter. eggs and nay:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-10

marse 8 no en- consideration la mocion
del senior Diaz Navarro, Sc conceden
dos turnos en- pro y dos en- contra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-10

narse 8 no en- consideration la moci0n
del senior Dlaz Navarro, Sc conceden
dos turnos en- pro dos en- contra.
sar&ar-,r-s4ass.r--.sxsgx -&~-r
Usa del primero ell autor de la mo-
ci6n, quien empieza manifestando que,
no pide la posposici6n indefnida del
proyecto, por no ser Opuesto la idea
de la creaci0n de un Banco; pero que
quiere que Sc discuta concienzudamen-
te ell bill, porque no quiere que tai ley
venga la vida jur1dica llena de deli
ciencias, creyendo que el Comite no
debi6 concretarse introducir en- ella
unas cuantas enmiendas, sin0 que de-
bio extenderse un POGO mas.
Tomando datos de rn acabad1simo
estudio que sobre la organization y
funcionamiento de todos los Bancos
mundiales tiene sobre su pupitre, cuya
labor representa- una brillante Obrd
digna de un perfecto fnanciero, Sc eX-
tiende ell seIor Dlaz Navarro en- atina-
das consideraciones sobre el C0digo CT
vii Y la Ley de incorporation de Ban
cos. Demuestra que, aunQue pOr MT
chos Sc haya querido hacer yer 10 con-
trariO, eXisten en- muchas naciOnes
Bancos del Gobierno; pero organiza-
dos de muy distinta forma, de la Ell
que Sc pretende organizar el Banco
Insular de Puerto Rico, que no estl
dentro de aquellas formas de los Ban
cos que cito.
Dice que aqu1 Sc da una carta esp@-
cial, la que Sc discute no es una ley
especial para la creaci6n de Bancos, S.
no para un Banco especial, 10 cual 30
es 10 mismo.
Asegura que Ell los muchos Bancos
que 'ha estudiado no ha encontrado
ninguno que tenga analog1a con ell que
Sc pretende crear por el p del G. No.
y, pues en- el Sc da EN- blanco la. facul-
tad para que venga regirlo determ;-
NADIA persona.
Dice que Sc trata de tn prOyectO d.,
ley de caracter privado pregunta
ipor que sc ha de dar intervention en-
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81 al Tesorero. al Attorney General y

el al Tesorero. al Attorney General
al Auditor? Yo no veo para que.
Sostiene que ell Tesorero no tlene
que intervenir para, NADIA en- La cues
ton de la libre emission de bonos: que
el Attorney General, puede ser sustl-
tu1do por un Registrador de la Prople-
dad,porque ninguno de los Attorney q,
han venido a Puerto Rico, III ell actual,
nj Glen mil que vengan, tlenen III ten
dram nunca conocimiento de 10 que son
los titulos de Puerto Rico, pues no sa-
ben nj conocen la ley Hipotecaria, por-
que en- los Estados Unidos no la tie
men: yo aseguro que aunque llevaran
aqui siglos y siglos no la, conocer1an,
pues yo conoci un Letrado eminentisl-
mo, que (despu6s de 40 amos de practl-
ca, me confes6 que no estaba compene-
trado de aquella ley.
Pregunta al Presidente de Comite
de Hacienda iEn que parte del bill
esta el l1mite, 8 en- donde sc lie concede
a la Junta Directiya, la facultad de ha-
Ger prestamos hasta determinada can
tidad? Dice que este es un punto I'M
portant1simo que debe ser obJeto de
enmienda.
El senor CUEVAS ZEQUEIRA Sc
opone a que ell bill vuelva al Comlte
de Hacienda, porque cree que en- el
curse de la discussion general, ell senior
Diaz Navarro, puede introducir las
enmiendas que sean aceptadas.
Ell senor BARCELO declara que el
no es partidario del Banco; pero, -
dice para salvar la situacion del pals
hace falta dinero no debemos opo-
nernos q que una corporation partlcu-
lar, venga 4 Puerto Rico a fundar un
Banco, aunque me eXtrana que maya
ninguna cue 10 haga en las condiclones
que determine ell bill; no debemOs Opo~
nernos aun cuando ell Banco pida la ga
rant1a Official. ST hay una corporation
que venga 4 fundar un Banco Ell con
diciOnes tan OnerOsas, 5pOr que nos ne
mos de opener? Que venga Ell buena
bora. NADIA pierde ell Pueblo de Puerto
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Noticias locales

Varios j6venes, alumnos de las escue-
las pt1blicas los mas, han tornado una
titulada "'Sociedad Literaria Corcha-
do, para formar la Directiva de la
cual han sido electos los j6venes 81
guientes: Eugenio Font, presidente
Rafael Martinez, vice-presidente; y IT,
sorero, Julio Llompart. Ell ''comite IL
terario' de dicha sociedad 10 forman
los j6venes Eduardo Larroca (hijo},
Manuel Martinez Afanador y Ezequiel
Martinez. ..xs4
Realizamos al costo, y en- muchos casos
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Camara de Delegados
continuation de la Ira. pagina.)

~ pE~&
pueda periudicarle (Bravos, muy ple1''
grandes aplausos(.
Ell senior BARCEIO Sc levanto con-
testar al senior Diaz Navarro; dlJo: yc
estov colocado Ell una sltuaclon com
prometida, y como Presidente de 10
Jnnta Central del Partido Unionlsta
no puedo adoptar la actitud hermosa y
oauarda del senior Dlaz Navarro.
Estamos hace 20 dias constitnldos Ell
Asamblea Extraordinaria, y NADIA h.
mos hecho: tenemos al frente ell pals y
debemos laborar por el y trabaJar en-
su provecho sin perder tempo; tqaF
vamos 4 hacer ahora? Pasearnos poE
Ia Plaza. sin hacer NADIA ntil Ell pro del
pueblo de Puerto Rico?
Yo estoy conforme con 10 dicho pol
el senior Diaz Navarro vamos Ia que
IRA con ell Consejo Executive. (Grai-
des aplausOs Salen de la trlbuna pr
blica. V hacen que ell orador vaya Ell
ardeciendose progresivamente en el
curse de su oraci6n) pero discutamos
esas leyes. conozcamoslas, Introduces
mos Ell elias las enmiendas que creamos
necesarias. aprobemoslas Ell la. y "a.
lectura; entonces, entOnces es lega
da la OCCASION de que las tengamos So
bre la mesa pendientes de aprobaclon
en- 3a. lectura, para esgrimirlas como
armas contra ell Consejo Executive.
mientras no venga aprobada de ALI Ia
ley de patentes (grandes aplausos.
Completamente entusiasmadO ell senor
Barcel6 sigue diciendo:
Yo no he lanzado aqu1 ell grito de Il;
Independence, pOr que mi sltuaclon
es delicadisima; yo no puedo hacerlo
hasta que la Asamblea del partldO m
autorize para clio; pero demas sabel
todos los senores Delegados que yo, GO
mo todos ellos, como todos los bueno
puertOriqruenOs, siento arder en- mi pc
cho la llama sacrOsanta de la lndepeE
dencia de mi pals. y que llegada la he
ra de la lucha tomare mi puesto Ell la>
avanzadas, para tener la gloria de SCI
uno de los martires que cOnsagren coz
su sangre, la conquista de la libertaf
Y de la Independence de Puerto RI
co. (Al terminar, estalla una gran owe
cion)
A propuesta del senior Colberg, Sc le
vanto la session a las 5 2 de la tarde
para continuarla q las de la noche.
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Rico y este es ell punto capital.

Rico y este es ell puntO capital.
Califica de disparate ell prOyecto;
pero cree que debe votarse, porque ell
NADIA perjudica al pa1s 5viene en- cam
bio a traer dinero que hace falta Pues
bien, que venga 81 la colectividad
pierde dinero, ESQ puede importarnos
muy POGO a nosotros, porque Puerto Ri
co NADIA perdera.
Cree que debe discutirse secci6n por
seccion
Puesta a votaci6n la moci6n del Sc
nor D1az Navarro, fue derrotada.
Ell senor GIORGETTI, dice que el es
miembro del Comite de Hacienda y que
no ha podido asistir las sesiones; pc
ro anuncia que no esta conforme con
ell bill y hablara en- contra.
Puesto a discussion par Secciones,
presidiendo ell senior Huyke, despues
de introducir varias enmiendas, los
senOres D1az Navarro, Suliveres, Bar
cel6yde Diego, Palmer y otros, ,quedaron
aprObadOs 6 de los articlllos de la ley
Ell prOyecto.
En- ell momento de aprobarse ell Co.,
ell senor FERNANDEZ GARCIA pide
que ell proyecto sea pospuesto indefni-
damente, siendo este ell criterio de va
rios Delegates, all levantarse la session
a las II de la noche, hora en- que fua
suspendida para continuarla hoy las
10 de la mailana.
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LA SESSION VESPERTINA

Empez6 a las 9 presidida por ell SO
nor de Diego, estando presentes a ell
20 Delegates.
Cumplidos los formulismos de rigol
Sc di6 lectura por ell secretario, a va
rios telegramas dirigidos a la Camar;
por distintas corporaciones E indivi
duos de la Isla felicitandole -segu1
ellos-por su gallarda actitud del lune:
enviandole sr adhesion. Entire este.
telegramas, hay algunos firmados tam
bien por varios republicanOs.
sSeguidamente sc entr0 en- la
ORDEN DEL OLA
poniendose a discussion ell P del c. No
20 sea la ley del Banco.
Ell senior DIAZ NAVARRO, presen-
to una moci0n interesando que tai pre-
yecto vuelva a la Comisi6n de Hacie.l-
ola de la Camara, para introducir en- q
nuevas enmiendas, puesto que ha ten
do OCCASION de notar que adolece la le.E
de muchos defectos que han pasado
inadvertidos al Comite, y podrlan SCI
enmendados.
Alberta discussion, sobre 81 debe 10