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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

Women like to see men smoke, except
when they are walking withthem.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

The local baseball team has been prac.
ticlng each evening during the past week
on the Van Dusen grounds. IN antieipa.
Ton Of q game next sunday with The
Aldrrbrok team. which seems 10 be- tho
thorn In the flesh" just now. The ~.
iorlnns viii today onRngc In practice
game.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

There IS one comfort Ia the tp-tilied
hai-l, docs not require a curley bang.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

II is q rare species OF wisdom to carry
an umbrella on cloudless day.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

Bicycles have not yet been employed
by church-goers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

One-half the women invest their saw
ings in houses, the other half In dla-
monds.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

4 very indifferent evenings spor, was
dlshed up in san Francisco on July 2d.
where The California Athletic Club gave
three exhibitions Of 0sticuns only one
o. the cyrn,s on the card gave any sai-
isfae,ion. and that was the tcn-round 20
between Jimmy IAwlsr ana Charles Con-
way fcnthorWcigh,s
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

4 tennis match Uil take place AT
Georhnr, Park next Thursdny. IN con-
neruon with the Astoria Public Library.
belseyn Mcssrs Dave and Hunter kinzie
UBd Il c. = As,bury and G H. ilggius.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

Good scores continue In the daily aver
agc0, Scarcely a day passes without 80
being registered, and 1t is generally
understood that several Of the ladies have
their eye on 80.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

Don't 20 TO any entertainment without
q ian In this weather
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
THE WHEEL.

To-day the his rae, Tor the Baker 4
Hamilton trophy viii De- held over the
official course on tbs san l.randro road
The distance IL twenty mllc.
Ernra, - Jones bicycle dealer OF
wellington, New Zealand. arrived from
thc Coloni,. on Tuesday night he viii
make study Of the large American
factories while Ia ,hi, country
uuo Lirglrr has established another
record At the electric lgh, bicycle races
hrld nl San jose rrcrnily. he Won she
tvo-thiris mile handicap from the scratch
mark In l.ioN the TASTES, Time recorded
FOR that class Of race.
The following extract partly explains
The rrocnt reduction in the price OF hi.
cycles 10y a wrll-knoWn house from sloo
to So: The matter OF the cost ot bicycles
has long been subject OF discussion
among persons who are riders OF the
WilNfls Allat NNHh NlllAllh Nil'Nf ltN NfN1l'
To b. but did not have the price The
difference between the cont OF the raw
material which went into the bicycle and
the amount asked for the hnlshcd product
seemed to hc on, Of proportion to those
who wrrc not familiar with many eN-
pcnnca which enter into the cost OF a
bicycle outside OF the items OF material
and labor The present reduction Is sup
posed TO have been brought about by an
overproduction ~ sloc wheels by all the
makers. and the large sales throughout
the country OF cheap wheels. With the
OF improved automatic ma
chncry and the use o; stamping instead
of steel frrEingS. the cost OF all, except
the highest grade wheels, has been ma
trrlaily reduced. The stampirgS cost but
OF what forgngs do, show
ing what u large sum can be saved IN
that one item one cffect OF the reduced
price II il thought, win be TO fix the
pattern OF wheels, doing away with the
changes which have heretofore been made
lt the close OF every season, Each minor
change ncccssltdtcd new and costly ma
rhlncry and added to the burden OF the
makers,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
ATHLETIC NEWS

/ sluaRing was allowed and hhhdlIng, two
tricks that are out of place IN Association
football During the nrHt hair tho A..
tornns kept the Cnnby'a fullbncka busy.
tho ball never but once passing the A..
iora'H holfbnoks, but they worr out OF
luck or else poor shots, na time and time
again they would shoot and miss the
Roh, and ~ every opportunity tho Can
! by'H would let n go over the line ~ ~
10 secure goal kicks, consequently max.
Ing the game slow. AMI defensive. but
not football Just before half time Hun
ter kinslc secured the bah ana threw In,
right into the mouth of their goul. and
tho ball passed between the posts The
Aniofin'H umpire Immediately protested
tho goal but the referee gave II ana
protest II now lodged with tho league.
and. II SUSTAINED tho result will b.
| draw, as both teams secured "a goal IN
the second half. tGo Canby one being
dandy kicked by Hunter KlnEle. and
wa rvally the only football played dur.
ing the game Gordon kinzic played a
danhing and scientific game for the cahby
team and their fuilhacks wrr. very
strong ana sure kicks For Astoria. Al.
croromhir played the game Of his ride.
well supported by win Crosby Curtis
ana Ohl,r also did good work In tho
forward llno but ala not keep forward
enough The writrr thought that the
rcfrrr, waH trying 10 be- lust. untii he
blew hls whistle for wrong throw IN.
tot allowed Cnnby's To play on
An important game of the season was
played lasl Thursday ni South bend
brtwron Ilwnco ana South Bend Tho
Two teams up to this game were even
points neither having proved itself the
hotter
Tho ilwac3'a won't ~ south raid
fuily expecting 20 be- defeated as every
thing Nan aRalna, them They were to
play on strange grounds and against a
strpng team hut the boyH from ilWaco
seem TO be born lucky. Tor IN about ten
minutes from IN, Kick on ,hoy had
made two goals Hcfotr the FIRST hhlf
Was over tho South bend boys also made
tNo goals ana the Enmc a, N" end of the
nrat hall stood to ? In the second hhlf
the ilwacos male another goal, beating
the South BEND by score OF to .
This places ilwaeo az tho head Of tho list
Tho Royal Pats play thc 4 = c.
team ON Tho Smith Point grounds next
THURSDAY Thls viii certainly hr the
mnst amusing game played This season IN
Astoria
Nacotia and Royal Fats played tall
july ;ih AZ Ilwaro The boys played a
rnod game being ycry evenly matched
the Royal Fats winning by score Of
60 9
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
GENERAL.

Al chance Of a meeting bcwe"n jos
wRloou aud George Green are on fof N,
present 90 least
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

The Twelve Temptations" great
spcotacular organization IL On route 70
the coast II viii be seen ~ tho Columbia.
Ban Frahclsco, IN September This pro.
ducilon will aiso be- staged at Astoria.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

The Santa Rosa tournament team has
been expelled for not appearing AZ the
game scheduled between that team and
the Santa Clara's and now has no
hope for the trophy
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

Next Tuesday evening the cricketcrs
will bowl the football eleven. Betting Is
now even.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

Gus Rubin. the Ohio giant who wui
meet Jcnrics on July 10 before the Co
lumblh club. II gaining In weight Al
though weighing - pounds and feeling
IN pretty gooi trim when hc arrived OF
the coast .Ruhlins hard work and con
s,ant training has brouRh, him to 49,,
instead OF reducing his weight
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
BASEBALL.

Baltimore has dropped another place
In the great baseball struggle. Cincinnati
Is now In the second place, with the New
Works a dangerous fourth. Boston leads
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

Tho Royal Pats play the a + C.,
team ON Tho Smith Point grounds next
THURSDAY Thls viii certainly b- the
mast amusing game played This season IN
Astoria
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

NacotiA and Royal Fats played hall
July ;ih a. Ilwaro The boys played
rDod game being ycry evenly matched.
lhe Royal Fats winning by score Of
60 2
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

slant training has brouRh, him to 49,,
instead OF reducing his weight
This freshmen race over the two-mio
course brtwren thrc, American crews,
rowing with purely American metho.is.
WAS onc Of thc most remarkable IN tho
annals Of huat-rncing IN this country
!, was magnificent Tho frc~tmel Of
Cornell. Columbia and Pennsylvania
roWcd with their heads as well as their
bottles. and rhowed science that WAS
surprising IN" time n not record break
ifE because Yale made the same course
In s.ls J.. the previous Wednesday. but
hg'h Columbia finishing second and
Pennsylvania. finishing third. made better
time than did Yale and Harvard. anl-h-
ing So the same places. last Wednesday
Two CSiforuians won honors carly
this month nj the Chicago Swimming
Carnival and one OF them the greatest
honor Of the days international swim
ming contests, that OF the Iop-yard Amer
team record OF l.O;ss These two vlctors
are Daniel H. Rcncar and Howard r.
Brewer OF the Lurlinc club OF san Fran
cisco. the hrst-nam,d being tho winner
of the l00-yard race. Rencar's victory
was no surprise, and he well deserved
the honor. The prizes were evenly
awarded, California winning two first.
Chicago Athletic Association. two. and
New York two II. r Brewer won the
li3-ynrl championship In easy style.
though Ne had Blum and Bender OF the
Chicago Athletic club and several other
cracks against him His time ,:0S's was
considered fast being only second
under the record
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
DRAMATIC.

"Polly's Jack" Ii David Belasco's new
play for next senA0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
FL CREOITO Y AHORRO POACEAO
GIRA A CORTA VISTA

= Sobre todas las capitales y
: pueblos de "a Peninsula 6
J islas adyacentes.
! Sobre New York, Puerto
Rico y Mayagiiez.
Sobre Inglate ra. Franria,
Alemania. Austria. Russia,
! Be gica. Holanda, Suiza. Di-
Damarca. Snecia, Noruega,
Italia, Portugal, Grecia y
Turqu.a
Sobre Bulgaria, Luxem-
bnIeo, Rumanla. Moutene-
gro, S-iv,a y Corcega
Y >ob1e Eg pto. T1nez y
Malruecos.
Ponce. Is A
Y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26

Sucesos tristes determinaron Ia deca-
dencia polftica de Ponce por la Austen
cion absolute de sus mas valiosos ele-
mentos. Hoy esos elementos vuelven
la vida activa, Ponce sera 10 que
fue: la ciudad porta estandarte del de-
recho.
La adhesion que insertamo trae fir
mas como las de PARA, Cintron, Porra-
ia Doria, Sierra, Leon, Chavier, Cabre-
ra, Mayoral, que representan algunos
millones de duros, aparte de los presti-
gios soeiales que fotan en- torno de sus
ape'lidos.
Las profesiones estan ahf presentes
con las firmas de Aponte, Gauthier,
Sanchez Montalvo, del Valie, Monsan-
to, que honran al folo = a la curia pom
cef1a.
I las inhuencias efectivas, en- varios
drdenes, en- las firmas de Colon, Rabai-
ne. Openhei,ner V Zaldo, que tienen
allf mucha autoridad muchas simpa-
tfas.
Somos nosotros imparciales en- ell des-
arrollo de los successes que sc elaboran
en- ell pals; pero, como patriotas, ceie-
bramos que den su concurso 4 las ideas,
personas lie tai caracter de tan justa
importancia.
Parteenos que los propios constrva-
dores deben celebrar, por ell bien de la
patria, combatir con adversarios cuya
po>iciin y cuya intcligencia son una
garantfa de sensatez dc acierto in
discutibles.
FL triunfo que alcanza, .en virtu'l de
ese acto, la causa liberal, cs eviden-
tfsimo.
Nos consta que ell telegrama de Lares,
asf como ell de Arecibo, el de Carolina,
los de las .lemas localidades, produ-
cen jubilo intense en- ell comite provin-
cial del partido liberal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
ADHESIONES
Las Marfas, Fcbrero % de 1897

Sr. don Luis Munoz Rivera, Presi-
| dente del sComite Provincial de Puer-
to Rico.s
Muy senior nuestro y distinguido co
rreliglonario Con el desco de que
fuese 10 mas utrida possible la adhesion
que partlera lie los autonoinistas de
este termlno, habiamos ret4rlado su
enEio, hasta Que reuuidos tudJs, acJ.-
darainos la furma y aio.nocs que hu
blerd de tener dloAd nlaultcSt.4clou. Pc
ru en la lmposib. dc reuuilnos con
la premura que desearamo<, Y pcrsu,-
Il Il rs, Pnr otrd p.trtc, lie que Ia Ihmehs =.
may yorlt dc nnest.oS CORE i glonLIloS To-
Ca.cs abuntan eli iientlc..s Ideas que
los InfrAscrltoS acerc.l del partlcul ar
que mUtIv;s estts linctS, nos com ,lstca-
mos Ell trIbutar u usted y com t,alleros
dc cumlSlon nuestro mas sincefo voto
tie grdtlttd por las gcstloneS pfactlc.s-
d.ts ell Ia n,cLf0poll ccrc.L de los p4rtItu,
penlnsuiares, asi como Ii adhesion mas
eutuslaotL por et feIH Result .to dc
AS.tn b. Ca, InIcl1novse cn elIi. h. IIueV..
era dc verdA.teros poItlc's, que segLra-
a nuestros ideates dc slen,pre.
uestra anti qua actItud lie polftIcos
romantlcos truecase hoy por la condI-
clon de poifticos especulatIvos, mas ell
consonancla con los progresses del 81
glo EN- que vlvlmos.
FL pacto de nuestra agrupaci6n polf-|
tica con Ell partldo liberal dinastico
que acaudllla don Praxedes Mateo Sa-
gasta, vgne a ser-piuueta demoledor.a~
del dlctado calumuiuso de separatIstas
que nos regalaba, hoigandose en- clio,
ei incondlclonallsno, y a la vez crlsoI
que depura nuestras hlas, lmpldIendu
ei marl,lale de Id lealtad y eI PATRIOTS
mo con la Ingratltud y la rebellion.
Repetlmos Il listed y sus dlgnos com
paneros nuestro apiauso nos adheri-
mos de mOdo enthusiastic al rcsuttado de
la ultima asamblea.
81 juzga que la publication de estas
lfneas I'aeda ser un voto mas ell favor
del triunfo dc usted demas co.nI,aile-
ros de comisi6n, puede bacer de ella ell
uso que estine conveniente.
Somos sicmprc sus afcctfsimos ami
gos Y servidores.
Manuel 3. Perez, Rafael Olivencias,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26

dis de Chalons y del callado regreso del
empcrador trayes de los campos de
Metz -. Ell saludo del canciIler ruso
es scncillamente epflogo del saludo de
Nicolas II; ambos expresivos de la So
francorusa yambos simb6licos
de la paz europea, que no ha de turbarse.
en- este a1o, a pesar lie la celebGrgr4ffa
profecfa del tcoiogo Bake.
Sinerenpnciar ! sus legss61nlas reivin.
dicaciones, vando el recuerdo
del An0 Terrible, como Sc conserva III
ascua entire cenizas, ell pueblo frances
no quere actuamente la guerra con
Alemania, quiza porque la retina dc
los contemporaneos conserva viva la
tragica vision de- 70; acaso porque la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
De Paris
Il Ponce

La vista del conde de Mouravieff al
presidente de la Repdblica es un aeon
tecimiento europeo, como todo 10 que
sc relaciona con la buena amistad fran
oorusa. Muoho sc eqnivocan, sin ena44t,5.7f- r
go, los que deducen de ac3i~z1 acto inter
nscional preoxrnos peligros para la paz
europs2<Soomo mucho Sc equivncaron
loS% quo dedujeron iguaIes consecuen-
eias de In cntusiastica reception del
OGar Nicolas II, de su expressive briu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
FL DR.. GOMEZ BRI0SO

LIE ataca en- estos dias la prensa
Unconditional.
IQue titulo mas hermoso y mas
complete a la simpatia de sus pal
sanos
FL doctor Gomez Brioso, cuya
6gura es hoy tan respectable cjmo
aver, puso a prueba en- Madrid Ia
integridad de su caracter energico,
Y la pureza de su fe republicans.
Y sali6 triunfante del dualismo
en- que le colocaron las circunstan-
cias.
Devote de la repdblica, estudi5
de cerca, con su perspicacia tran
quila, ell rumbo, Ia fuerza, el porve-
mir de las agrupaciones que la
repGblica defender.
7 pudo convencerse de que no
esta pr6ximo Ell advenimiento del
ideal que acaricia su alma generosa.
Puerto-Rico ha menester solucio-
nes inmediatas.
Cuando Ell veneno produce sus
vertigo mortales; cuando el paciente
-gufre, Sc retuerce y agoniza, 5debe
esperarse, para aplicar el antidoto,
al professor que vive d Glen kll0me-
tros, 8 debe acudirse al que vive en-
el propio domicilio?
En- Ia ciencia de curar q los indi-
viduos como en- la ciencia de salvar
4 los pueblos, Gomez Brioso pos6e
Ia capacidad que traen la practica y
el estudio. Pulse, ausculto, sondej,
Y, hombre concienzudo, patricia in
teg6rrimo, comprendio que la mas
leve dem0ra comprometia la suerte
de su pals, victima de aguda lncom-
dscton0LtttS.
Entonces, aun en- lucha con sus
principles, con sus amores a Ia del
dad impossible, redact6 la FORMULA
regeneratriz: la formula que oimos |
en- la Asamblea y que aplaudimos
enthusiasts.
Ali teneis ell delito del doctor Go
mez Brioso delito por ell cual le
increpa La hategp'iolad NacionoL
deito que basta 6l solo a honrar
una vida, y hacer la apoteosis de su
Hombre.
Gomez Brioso, escuchando a Sa-
gasta, CASTELAR,, Moret, a CANA
30, d la pl6yade ilustre que en- Es-
pana cre6 el C6digo civil, la ense-
fianza libre, el sufragio universal Y
el .juicio por jurados oy6ndoles,
dia tras dia, repetir que lega el
instante de gobernar en- las antillas
con los antillanos, comprendij que
cometeriamos nosOtros un crimen 81
nuestro voto rehusara el elixir que
Sc nos brinda.
Gomez Brioso, sin embargo, no
quiso aplicar, no quiso que apllcaran
sus companeros, la triaca benefac-
tora.
Y, uniendose q Matienzo y q Mu-
Hoz Rivera, trajo ell asunto a Ia
Asamblea soberana que 10 discutiese
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
20 N NCE
de La Correspoaeaeucia de Puerto Rico

En- otro sitio, y entire otras importan-
tes adhesiones a Ia polftica liberal, put
blicamos una de la ciudad del sur, que
esta ilamada producir gran efecto en-
la opinion publica.
Sabe todo ell mundo que fue Ponce ell
baluarte del liberalismo puertorriqueno
Ell los, dias de Lo Cronico de EI Pue-
bio. ALI naci6 el ideal autonomista; !;
alf exlstieron hombres de tanto waller
como Baldorioty, Salazar y Juan Cor
tada; allf cram proverviales los entu-
siasmos cfvicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26

Sr. don Luis Munoz Rivera, Presi-
dente del xComite Provincial de Puer-
to Rico.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26

con amplitud y que 10 resolviese
con acierto
lExiste, desde que los ,hombres
conocen la politica, proceder que
exceda en- correcci IN al proceder de
nuestro ilustre paisano?
No quiso6l ocupar Ell primer pues-
to, que le ofreci), en- nombre de sus
amigos, el propio Munoz Rivera, Gin
co minutes antes de la elecci)n, y
que ocupa el director de LA DEMO
cRAcIA por no dejar, en- instantes
dificiles, ac4falo al partido liberal.
No admiti5 el en- Madrid honores
que Sc lie brindaban.
No le movieron otros lntereses,
que los altos intereses de la patria
Y del terruno.
Y hoy, en- la soledad de Comerio,
ejerciendo su noble profession, con-
s9rvando sus ideas autonomistas y
sus tendencias republicanas, su fgu-
ra y su prestigio crecen d medida
quese contempla con mayor calma Ia
hidalgula de su actitud varonil, y la
honradez de su l5gica conducta.
El doctor Gomez Brioso compren-
de que ser1a criminal y rid1culo re-
chazar d los que nos ofrecen la au-
tonomia econ6mica, la identidad po-
Utica y ell infujo en- la administra-
ci5n y en- ell gobierno.
Y como su talento le permite yer
claro; y como su lealtad lie impide
acudir a la doblez hip6crita y NAL
sana, apoya las soluciones liberales,
les presta su concurso y esta con
nosotros, d reserva de levantar al
gun dia el estandarte de la repdblica
y convocar en- tOrno suyo a los que
lie aplaudan y lie sigan.
va puede mortifcarle LA 1nte-
gridad :" -.
Gomez Brioso encontrara siempre
en- nuestras filas el sitio que le piaz-
ca; el de iefe 6el de soldado.
Gomez Brioso sera, 81 en- sus amo-
res a la rep lblica persiste, el direc-
JOf no UlSCuG1uO uo Ids IuCSUCS IGpu
bicanas, cuya organizaci0n nj
Sagasta III Canovas Sc OpCnen.
PerO Gomez Brioso no Sc con-
funde con esa disidencia sin base,
que, por carecer de horizontes, pre-
tende dividirnos y alcanza que
tristeza! los placemes y los alientos
Conservatives.
Al trasponer, con el esp1ritu, las
montanas del centro; al descubrir d
Comerio, sobre las vegas del Plata,
entregado sus diarlas fatigas ; al
recordar que ALI, en- el sano refugio
del hogar, Sc ocultan un caracter y
una conciencia; al pronunciar, por
Iltimo, el nombre de GJmez Brioso,
nos inclinamos con respeto, y envia-
mos a aquellas vegas, a aquel hogar
y a aquel hombre estas paIabras.
iSalud al patriotismo!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26

ta medida, que vale decir que ell gohier-
no de Mr.. M6line, en- cuys estabilidad
nadie creyo un solo momento, va soste-
niendose, 8 10 sostienen tirios troya-
nos, lie miedo al coco..1de es Bourgeois.
No es culpa, no, lie Mr.. Felix Faure;
es culpa. -. de IDS hornsigas.
LUIS BONAFOUX.
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LUIS BONAFOUX.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
kRITAE TICA De hONCLOVA

Onn III mspa de sla Ia vista ds 3
Capital -Esta Anon..t rasi ia
pfd tse Ia GFOGR FL DEJ4NER on Ia
Liberia de los oRES. OT1KO Y eOBRI-
NO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
GElGRLFII Dl PTQ. -}lCl

La mas ser ella = l. mss pt8ctica par
! - r'ho~. T xt, 6et & ,h,errn -V-n he
ha> edic, 10 = ETA encuadernada =
La impression es mny clara
V6ndese on ON0~ Ia Liberia de il
SRFS OTERO Y sOBRTNO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
| DIESTRO 7 SINIRSTRO

La Lstegrfdod prosigue imperterrita
sin dar su brazo torcer.
Y entire otras afrmaciones, tan pere-
grima como todas las suyas, sostiene
que los fus5onistas- -liberales autono-
mistas, colega-son 8 quieren ser in
disfrazados.
Es chistosa la ocurrencia,
Y es justo que nos riamos
;Apenas va diferencia,
que digamos.
La Lntegs'jdad no Sc detiene en- barras,
Y fin de atraer Ell desprestigio sobre
los que nos inclinamos a la incorpora-
ci6n pretende hacernos igurar como
correligionarios suyos.
Nj ahora nj nunca.
;Vamos! No sc de importancia
sSeguir por su misma vfa?....
iPues no va poca dlstancia!. -.
Como de la nochc al dia-
Anade ell peri6dico de referencia que
los conservadores NADIA temen.
Francamente, en- buena ley,
tai cosa no Sc concibe.
mo temen que Sc les priye
del Nancy.
Ahf dueIe
Verse ellos preteridos! iEllos, los
de la colonia, los etcrnos mi
nisteriales de todos los ministerios!
;Jamas, iamas en- sus dfas!
Por ESQ la agrupacion
pone todas sus porffas
en- defender ell taor6n,
doblando sus energfas.
Pero a la postre, no lejos,
por mas que el pellgro arrostre,
tendra, con amargos dejos,
que renunciar ese postre.
Nal ano para CangreJos!
Por muchos equilibrios que hagan,
por much"s sotisulas de que echen ma
no, no logran, III por asomo. los inte-
gristis oclltan 81 honlo disgusto Ia
profunda destz6n que les produce ell
Dacto, que de buen gra'lo harfan fraca-
tr, ahog al lolo ell sus comienzOs.
Por ahf es por lonle vlene In muerte
para etios, hasta ahort tan rozaglntes
Y lozanos, graoias al nutritivo jugo del
Ell feudo Sc les escapa de las manos,
7 ante ell derruml,e de sus antiques pri-
-ilegIos muestransc, como es natural,
rritados, Y descontentos, por mucho
lue traten de disimularlo.
En- medic del festfn, los ha sorpren-
lido la aparieion inesperada de aquellas
frases, que de manera tan
uctuosa interrumpieron la cena de Bal
asar:
Hume, Zhecel, Phares.