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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17
MAYOR RAPS
VICE Attack:
OK'S polio
Brown Hurls Challenge to Erickson
land All the Rest of Them" to Put
Charges Before Grand Jury
BY JOHN w. NELSON

IT'S all d leland Oliver I. Erickson knows Ut
That's what Mayor Brown says of Ercksons charges made
in Fridays Star that vice rules Seattle.
Il hurl challenge at Councilman Erickson-and all the
rest of theI defy them to place their evidence of vice
and lawessness before the grand jury he said The jury
is in session. Let Mr. Erickson act hold his
peace.
IF Erickson has had knowledge of law violation during
the past 20 months while he has sat in the city council and
has not told about it, has not told Chief Sevens about
it, then he is unfit to be councilman-nfit ncompe-
tent.
There is public safety committee in the council Why
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17
agreement between the two.

agreement between the two.
Casey said he did deny u.
Smack! went Ross fist against
Casey's Jaw Then the fight
started. When II ended Judge
Brinker fined Casey So for pro-
voklng the assault and fined
Ross s. for permitting himself to
he provoked in the presence OF
the court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17

The mayor didfst name tire plnctAl
II invite Mr. Erickson 20 resign
from the council and oppose mo Ia
the mAyoralty race" the mayor said
He declared that card rooms ara
opcratin. under license granted by
the city council. not by him. He
said the dance3haiis wcro running
under council licenses. not with Ills
permission.
ANY man lies who says that
money Ia being collected from women
Of the underworld the mayor said.
when I took office appealed to
the policemen as men not TO have
diSsolute women on our streets. or
! 20 sanction women Of tho under.
world. They have kept faith with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17
Former Chancellor
Wirth Near Death

BERLIN. Nov. 17-Former Chan.
cellor Joseph Wirth is seriously IN
with heart disease The last sacH-
ment has been administered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17
WELL. WELL, LOOK WHO'S
HERE AGAIN.

when 1 took
office there were
81 bootleg joints
on First ave. Now
there Is not q one
that Is running
openly. :" - May OF
Brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17

ELSIE LOCHNANE and Mildred
White. who were arrested recently
by federal prohibition officers at
the Ottawa hotel, SIS First ave.
were found guilty OF possession OF
liquor in federal court on Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17
POINTS TO CONVICTIONS
OF DOPE. PEDDLERS

The department Is going It's best. .
the mayor said. There have been
moro arrests and convictions Of dope
pcddlers since took office than dur.
lng the administrations OF all tho
mayors together in 20 years.
There have been some daring and
sensational robberiea and burglariea
here. but the papers Of San Francis.
co. Los Angeles and Portland arc
full Of that kind Of stuff. / am not
responsible for the sins OF humanity,
II Is the duty OF the churches. Of our
religion. 10 reform people. I must
govern this city By It's laws
when I took office. there were
81 bootlcgging joints on First ave.
Now there Is not a ono that is run.
ming openly. Perhaps there are two
or three running furtively. They are
hard to find. But there were four
such places that had been open for
years. They are closed now"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17
-FOUR TRANSFERRED MEN
WANTED NEW JOBS"

The mayor denounced EriekSon's
declaration that III were crook,
when Soaring. Banniek. Hama
Damn and Carr were sent 10 the
outskirts. would think il good
time 20 move downtown
"Bannick was offered the InHpcc.
torshlp." the mayor said. but he
refused TO play with us. ! per.
sonally told Bill Soaring to select
the post he wanted. He chose
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17

Washington can win the game with
case II they can only remember 10
enrage the san Francisco team with
taunts about the size OF Los Angeles.
Under the California sum
T'he Berkeley Smi,hV stands.
rhis Smiths eIerer sunoia0aH
With a game npoa his hands,
--Pha Hindiev.
II Washington gets defeated
which heaven forbids-we'rc going 10
urge the editor to print tho account
Of the game in the obituary column.
There Is one thing certain about
.cday's game--the losing team VIII
% sure to claim a moral victory"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17

THE Hunchback Of Notro Dame"
is coming 20 the Heilig He probably
got that way playing against No.
braska.
I'd Howe, the Kansas editor, says
Henry Ford IS too good 10 be pros.
dent Well. then. let's nominate a
not particularly good man.
There IL one adUantg0c In HuinO
IN one oI those North Dnkoia
prairie toteHf Lobb at the parking
sDdce Vou hazel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17

a goat in Aurora, ILL.,, ate half
pound Of nitroglycerin. He's
sensitive little cuss. and II
someone should hit him with a
rock. he would probably go all TO
pieces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17
THEATRICAL NOTE


"Reyay Howard, one Of VIII
Kings pretty choristers, will be
seen in Twin Beds next week"
The Star.
One on the aisle. front row.
pleasel
was there ever such an animal
ns a quagga?" a reader asks Cynthia
Trey.
Most certainly a quagga Ia a cross
between a wampus and an African
goofus bird.
UhiccrsitD Of Washington stu
dents arc going 10 produce play
allied "He Who Gets slapped"
Aren't vou Just crazy about these
prizefi0hinO dramas1
ChIldren's Book week ends today.
Librarians in charge Of the Special
Request" books AT the Seattle public
library report an amazing interest
awakened among the little ones in
Rabelais and Boccaccio.
A GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL
"Did you have good time at
your party last night?" we asked
LII Gee Geo.
yep she replied. Corn was
popped and pop was corned"
Moonshlne was gold at an Enum.
claw filling station. prohibition off.
GERS charge. How could they tell Il
was moonshlne7 II might merely
have been an extra cheap grade Of
gasoline.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17

did not Ar. Erickson 60 10 that com.
miitee II he has Information Of vice
that threatens the standards OF our
people7"
Without hedging or apologlzlng
Mayor Brown Saturday came out
fatty In defense Of his Hdminlstra-
ton and OF the police department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17

Here Is a rule irithoHt doabt
on which pour hopes 70 anchor;
No oiri cap Be considered stout
n reroluiH0 doors don't spank
her.
Dear Homer: I am writing 10 my
girl and have said: II love you more
than life itself and would spend my
last dollar TO make you happy. !"
What shall / say nexi7--Anxious.
Stop right there. You have said
too much already.
Short courses In canning win be
offered at the University Of Wash.
ington starting January Z. Il Is an.
nounced.
Gus boss is a graduate OF that
course.
More than 10000 people have sub
mitted plans for the 100000 Box
peace prize.
Our plan to end war Is 10 make all
generals stand reveille.
Send the check to this office. Mr..
Box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17

1929 NEW SUPERIOR CHEvRo-
let roadster; only driven fcw
miles. 2 brand new u. S. cord
tires, looks and runs like new.
New car price is S625. For
quick sale Will take Slg5.
Late 1921 Ford touring; curtains
that open with the doors: spot
light. brand new cord tires:
wlndswipc; upholsterlng and
paint in best OF condition, etc.
You viii find who is selling these
bargains by turning 10 the Want
Ad columns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17
Used Car
Bargains Today

Hero are two Of the Used cars
that appear In today's Want Ad
columns.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22

Gales, p r., 1923.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22

Continuation de la pag. q
Sports, Andrade de catcher 'por Se-
Ter. .'.' 1''1'3'@ 9
Thompson struck out. Barreiro Y
Agapito salen. nc out ell plimera. Ce-
gSports'. Beitfa roletea Cama:
roncito sale de out Gacho da IN
palo lie tres bases sCbquf hitea y!2Ga-
cho anota Monchile levanta una II
n&a a Agapito quien la coge muy bien
dispara primera, sacando tambien
a Ciquf. 1 carrera.
SO. inning. "Humacao''. Jdllase re-
cibe un bolazo y sigue hasta sesun-
plancho de foul despues de dos stri-
kes sale de out. MOncho struck out
Yayo levanta mna paloma juicy Ell
tercera. Cero.
Sports" Thompson va hasta Sc
gunda Ell error de Thompson. juicy
palOmita MonchO. Andrade Sc sa-
crlflca. san sc anota Su SegundO MT
Y Thompson anota. San va segunda
en- wild pitch pero es out estafando
III tcrcera. carrera.
90. inning.-"H "Humacao". Frank pa
lomita a Thompson. Santana paloma
a Beitfa. Thompson roletea Cache
V cs out, terininandose ell juego con
I'm score Gle a ! favor de los Ji-
netes.
Score:
Himacao Stars. O10 0O00 OIL.
7. Il. Sports. 1o1021110-7.
Humacao Stars, carreras /, hits 3 y
struck outs o.
Puerto Rico Sports, carreras Z, hits
8 Y ponches 5.
Baterfas, por Jinetes: San. Sober y
ADdrade. Crises Mcncho y Pepc. #
la labor de los Jinetes fll6 muy hnc-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
sERvIcIo METEOROLOGICAL

Sumario General In lluyia dc ID
scmana promedio OIL pulgada, que es
liseramente bajo 10 oitsrllaal. t'erca do
In costa desGge Isabela hasta Aguada
y dcsde Ag,lirrc hastaa San Cferman llo-
VIC POGO o NADIA En- Ia mayor narte
de las otras seccicnes III lltsia lia 81
do amplia. La Temperature ha sido
sobre 10 normal en- casi tndass ias<sec-
clones atlas y bajia 70 normal cerca de
Ia costa, siendo el promedio de II is
In por 10 regular exactamente normal.
Exceptnaalo cerca del No. y O. ne In
mitad de Ia cotsa s.. Ii lluvia lia sido
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
Notas de Base, Ball


ma en- este jpego,. execelente, tanto
fsNdeapdo como ha,teando. Tod0s ayp-
yayon para q triunfo, .Ese de mencio-
narse Ia magistral labor, dc. San, re-
raitiendo nueve ponches " solo per-
mitio tes hits y una .carrera., Estuyo
Ia altura de su merecida fama. Al
bate nos hiZo un buen record Estuvo
superior q yduiy1,ieyhnosY lfilzlndn
laereci0 gran'les aplausosi spor sll tre-
memo home run que la sidoSel bata-
no mas grande que este cronista ha
presenciado.
Thompson, Gacho, juicy, Beitfa, en-
fin, casi todos desplegaron gran habi-
lidad en- el manejO de Ia pelota. HUI
macao estuvO malo fi1deando, como
tambien paleando No hay que desa-
nimar. Bastante hicimOs en- ganar m
juego, Y hay el firme prop0sito da ga
mar ambOs contra ell, Puerto Rico G!
pr6Ximo domingo en Humacao. AM
BIDS juegOs resultarin sensacionales.
Ell Humacao Sc reforzard con un nuc-
vo pitcher v otro outfield. Los line
ups Se ambos teams en- estos desaffos
seran: Por Humaca0 Yayo, Frank.
Santana, Thompson. Cartagena, Ba-
rreiro, Jallase, Agapito, Camaroncito,
Moncho, Ginorio v los dos refuerzos.
Los Sports presentaran el suyo de es-
ia. manera, Ciquf,, Beitfa. Thompson,
Gacho, Monchile, juicy, Andrade, So
Ter, San, Fabito, Victoriano. Sammy.
Y Guzman. 4 la Hsa el domingo a
yer dos desaffos sensacionales.
Otra vez salieron empatados los dos
rivales en- los juegos del IS. Estl vez
ambos teams Sc proponen ganar am
bos juegos. I4ucha muerte ser:i es.
ta ;Quien triunfara? Los Crises
picnsaf iusar mejor dHe 10 hicieron.
el pasado domingo.
Bob Menscl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
'RTERTO RICO SPORTS" VS.. III
MACAO STARS"

1.i ~ \. = 48II !, 4. II.--.
Dos .re1idos desafioS promoter ser
los que Sc verificardn en- HHmafao rel
domingo nr6ximo entire los equipoa
"Humacao" Y Sports. El team dc
los rOrieptales"n que ha yenidJ obte,.
niendo victoria tras victoria Ultima
mente, venciendo los jinetes en- una
encarnizada lucha, el domingo tltimo,
q,iere vGrselas de nuevo con los Spor-
tistaS v luchar por el primer pucSt0
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
4 8 e. Il ) 1 X ii 8 1 * 8 e E3 Il Il Il Il

on Ia pclota borfcua. Los "Sp5rts'
o>tcntan cl tftulo de Campc0n Insu-
liar para el 1922, siguiendo ell segim-
do t&rmino cl "HumacaO''. Sus pla-
yorS Sc ',iSponen arrebatar In victoria
a los "jinetes" Y 10 demostraran jul
gahdo pcIota de a verdad, y estan
dispuestos eXplotar la baterfa de los
''iinctes'' sacar fuera de In cerca las
bclas que ''ensanchen". Todos a Ia
li@a Il vcr buena pelota el domingo
pr0Ximo. '.lIs5 Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
DOS vAroREsf DE ia p. r.. AME
RICAN S. S. CO., EN- PUERTO

Aver a las diez lleg6 este puerto
procedente de Baltimore con siete pa
sajeros Y caI+sa generate el yapor De-
Isle, de la Porto Rico American s.
Co.
Hoy las diez de Ia mailana, sali6
de este puerto para New York, con
nm cargamcnto de 48, 100 sacos de az1-
car, el vapor Delfiha, de In misma
oompanfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
GRIPPE e INFLUENZA

Sc previenen y curan con fricciones
tibias de ALCOHOLADO INDIANO.
El oler1o continuamente en- I'm panue-
10 lie ayudara a librarse, de la enferme-
dad. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22

geaeralmcute suticiente para mcjorar
las condiciones ocasionadas por Ia Sc
qula de las scmanas rasadas y Ia Sc
mana la sitta muy Favorable para los
iiltefcscs agll olas. ESslroFnci6n de Ia
semana eii san Juan fnA 1911 palg,f-
das
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22

Ell DIR. PEREA In san JUAN +
Hemos tellido q gusto, de saludar en-
es.a ciudal a cpnooido galeno de Ia
ciudad dc Mayagiiez. Dr.. Pedro Pc
rea Faiardo, gNiell ha venido a San
Juan piincinaImente con q obieto de
asisfir nj hanquete del cX gobarnador
Rely Y a atender Il asuntos propios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
UNA PIToNIsA EN- GALES. +.

En- la casa de X, de este pueblo, sc
ha estahlecido recientemente una ''pi-
toIiisa" Es una jovencita ristica, de
pdlido Semblantes Y lleva estereotipado
len las angulosidades de su caracter,
.esa tristeza amarga, esa languidescen-
tie contraction de sus misculos facia-
les: hija tai yez de In ignorancia.
al creerse arremetida por los seres de
Eultratumba.
,ToNencitas cultas Y jovencitos tam
bi6fi, (enamoriscados) amen que una
Y 0tra seilorona, acuden donde la adj
ixinadora' en- acci0n, para que les lea
Ia bilenayentura' Unas salen con-
Itentas: otras, dejan yer ell sus labios
un .rictus,' de amargura. Todo depen-
de de 10 d. les olga Ia moderna gitani-
lla dc estos lares. "Amores Amo-
rios.
;El presente. lei pasadot lei fu-
tire. He aquf, las tres fases cambian-
tes. dc Ia vida. Ia trilogfa, en- Ia cual
| ticne fuerzas de: adivinaci6n In ''niha
Itrister de los wales de Cialitos. FL
ipasado con s,i corte de fantasmas.
liQuitn desea retrotaer otra yez la
llecntc. td10 81 ctimulo de cosas que va
lcen amontonadas en- csc rincon: el pa
isatlo? ;Ilus.oncs dc Ia mcntc, emocio-
I 4 - - Z B..
Ines, idilios, amarguras: todo ha pasa-
do! :Pari que alimcntarnos de cosas
lprct6rit;ls?
El prcsente, lleno de inquitndes i
dc sobresaltos, 10 cstamos yicndo u
combaticndo cara q cara.
iEl futnro. 10 arcane, 10 por renir:
liqui6n puedc adivinarlo? sQuien de-
sen saberIo? Dcjadlo venir. No 10
malogreis- Que llegue en- buena ho-
Ia.
EFRAIN.
ciales, p n, 1923.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
Army Orders
Week ending November 2:

Week ending November 2:
Capt. d. W. Hickey, 1r Coast Artil-
lery. corps, Little Rock. Ark. will pro
coed to Eldorado. Ark. on duty In CON
nection with. the inspection for federal
recognition. OF the combat train. anti-alr-
craft artillery regiment. Arkansas Ma.
Mai. r. B. Cole. infantry will proceed
the organized reserves.
Capt, H.. c. Kliber. Quartermaster
corps, In addition to his other duties. II
detailed as Reserve Officers Trainine
corps supply officer. vice Cant. g. III
Harrel1. Quartermaster corps. relieved.
Mai. P. e. Payton. Infantry. will pro-
ceed to St. Joseph. Mo: Kansas City
Mo-; Lexington. Mo: .Boonyille. Mo-. Co.
lumbia. Mo-: Mexico. Mo-; St. Louis. Mo.
Rolls Mo-. Davenport. Ia: Iowa City
ia; Cedar RapIds. Ia. and Ames. Ia,
Officers Training. CORPS units
The following. leaves of absence have
been granted. First Lieut.. Martinus Stem
seth. air service. Minneapolis. MINI. tive
months: First Lieut.. J. L. keasler. 18th
days; Capt. A. @. Chase. infantry. Fort
Robinson. Coast Artillery corps. five days.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
Father and Son
Week WillOpen
ON November II
Program in Churches and
Over Radio to Observe
Period in Omaha
This Year.

week from today begins national
father and son week.
Walter w. Head of Omaha is chair
man of the national father and son
committee.
j. II. Beveridge Is chairman of the
Omaha father and son committee
E. Z. Micklewright, boys secretary
or the Omaha Y. NJ. c. A, is secre
tary or the Omaha committee, and
Hugh Wallace Is music chairman,
Churches, clubs. lodges, scout troops
schools, all take part In the observ.
ance OF the week under the auspices
of the boys division of the Y. M
C. A.
The week will be started next Sun.
day by services In all churches of the
city In memory of the millions of
fathers and sons who gave their
lives during the world war. During
the week there will be scores of ban.
ouets in churches. clubs, lodges, etc.
Friday night there will probably be
more than 25 banquets In various
churches and other organizations.
Sunday, November IS, will be OBJ
served as father and son church day
and practically every church in Oma-
ha will hold special service either
In the morning or evening.
Radio will play special part in
the promotion of father and son week
this year. The Woodmen of the
rn1-11 80
father and son committee a block of
time each day of Father and Son
week including both Sundays and the
Omaha father and son message will
be heard all over North America.
Walter w. Head will officially open
Father and Son week from station
WOAW Sunday morning November
IL at 9:30. Following his opening
address, Rev. r. r. Brown, radio pas.
tor, who has charge of all Sunday
morning services at this station will
hold a special father and son re-
ligious service.
Sunday night, November Il, a special
father and son service will be held
by Rev. Oliver NJ. Adams of Cortland.
Neb. Monday night, November u,
Rev. John L. Barton, president Of the
Omaha Ministerial union, will speak
under the auspices of the father and
son committee over the radio. Tues
day night G. w. Noble. general agent
of the New England Life Insurance
company, will speak on Father. Son
and Home" Thursday night N. j.
Weston, physical director of the Y.
NJ. c. A, will have a special father
and son message cn Father, Son,
and Recreation" Friday night ]. G..
Masters, principal of Central High
school, will speak on Father, Son
and School," Saturday night John l..
Kennedy, president of the United
States National bank, will speak on
Father. Son and Country" Sunday
morning November Is, J. II. Bever-
idge, chairman of the Omaha father
and son committee, will speak on the
results of the weeks activity in clos
ing the week. Rev. r. II. Brown will
have another radio father and son
service in the morning and there will
be another in the evening.
The Omaha Bee will devote its en-
tire cover of the Rotogravure sec
ton Sunday, November II, to photo.
graphs of 10 prominent Omaha faith
ers and their sons representing diff
ferent professions interested in the
father and son movement.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-13
GALERIA DE PoETAs JoyENEs
MORlBUNDA

Palida moribunda yacia inerte
sobre el mullido lecho conyngal. s
Tenia en- su pupila de cristal
y rosa, el fulgor de la muerte...
Il
Habia la huella de sus noches yermas
en- ell livor de sus ojeras hondas...
Sobre su nuca morbida las blondas
9erenchas. caian como rosas enfermas
A traves de la ventana un tierno
y psolongado suspirar de invierno
como un pajaro eautivo escapaba;
iba en- busca de "Don juan, su amante
que entire la turba del Cafe Cantante
apuraba buen vino. {, mientras ella expiraba.
IL VI air - 49,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-13
TFMAs DEL MoMENTo
Los CLANORES Sin ECO

tentes Sc decidan todos trabajar
unidos por la causa connun de la fell
dad progreso de Puerto Rico.
Esto 10 sabemos todos, este 10 sabe
Ell propio funcionario quien sus des-
templanzas en- el poder, donde mas
que un representative de un gobierno
democratico, Sc erigio en- un pequeno
dictador de pueblo hc.nilde Y amante
del orden, para regirlo a su antojo,
pasando por todos los fueros de la ra-
zon de la justicia, violando ell dere-
cho de gentes, burlandose hasta de Ia
nnisma constitution de su pueblo que
plenamente reconoce el principle de
las mayorias, tan vulgar hoy, aun en-
las naciones regidas por leyes que,
porque emanan de poderes que no Sc
denominan republicanos, Sc ha dado en-
llamarlas arbitrarias y tiranas,
No es este, no, ell fnomepto de las
vanas rectificaciones. 81 porque va
esta ell Gobernador Reilly, vencido y
extenuado en- SUI retr6grada labor, en-
su lucha infecunda por imponerse aqui
a su antojo, contra las justaS aspira-
clones de los portorriquenos; 81 por-
que va Sc We al borde del buque que
lie ha de retornar a sus desiertas pla-
nicies de Kansas, de donde vino este
pobre pals, armada caballero de capa
v espada a desfacer entuertos que el
imagino en- su mente .calenturienta Y
enferma, pretende rectificar los erro-
res cometidos y lamar a un. frater-
nal entendido las rnayorias que tam
to ofendio Y combati6 con implacable
rudeza; las mayorias esta vez, como
siempre que desoyo sus clamores de
heroe folletinesco Y sus amenazas ro-
tundas, han lecho, perfectamente en-
dar por ignoradas sus palabras, que
Isl aver. nadie impresionaron nj pu-
sieron carne de gallina, hoy no harlan
vibrar la mas pequeha cuerda del sem
tinliento patrio. III
Els triste, muy triste, que Mr.. Reilly
haya tenido aqui tan asiduos colabora-
dores, que hasta en- la hora de la cai-
da, Sc presten a surcir los entuertos de
que solo el es responsible, Y NADIA
mas que el. Es triste, muy tristea la
posicion del Gobernador INFERNO, al
servirle de intermediate en- una cues
tion que va no tiene mas component
das que las que, felizmente, tendra,
con la llegada del nuevo Gobernador,
ell caballero Mr.. Towner, va pr6ximo
a llegar, ~
Pero, bien pensado, que canino lie
quedaba al Sr. Huyke que este, des-
pues que fue ell principal consejero y
ell principal coautor de la obra de des-
barajuste puesta en- operacion por Mr..
Reilly, ,desde que ocupo Ia Mansion
I, Ejecutiva insular? = s.
/, Ese era ell ,camino, .canino muy pc
noso a recorrer, y donde, al fin, am
.bos habrian de, recibir su merecido
castigo..
Y la Legislature Sc los ha otorgado
como un medic de expiacion y como
lecci6n de experiencia, para que en- 10
future tengan bien en- cuenta, que con-
ira las mayorias triunfantes de un
pals, por pequeho y debil que este sea.
no Sc puede jugar nj Sc puede abusar
impunemente.