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White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1901-04-18
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ments become necessary to every
town as it increases in size and
Importance. To secure the ad-
vantages it requires the united
efforts of all liberal and lively cit
liens. There are always enough
to oppose every enterprise that
involves the expenditure of money.
There is in every town class of
men who oppose every class OF
public improvement that is pro-
posed. They accept the privil-
eges which the efforts of others
have already secured, but are un-
willing to pay their own proper
tion to secure further progress.
There are also a class of men who
take to themselves the credit for
all public improvements and inn
agine it would be a dull town
without their effort, who really
retard the progress of the town
in which they are located.
Aman who looks upon enterprise
with sole reference to the direct
benefit it will be to him, favoring
it only when his profit therefrom
will vastly exceed his task, dis
plays his selfishness. The man
who favors project only when
he can control it, or comes through
a particular channel in which he
moves, is too weak in the upper
story to be of any benefit to the
town outside of his own door yard.
The man who gives the cold
shoulder to the stranger, unless
he belongs to his church, or iden-
titles himself with the mutual ad-
miration society which many mar
rOw-minded men seek to build up
around them, actually Injuries the
growth of the place.
The true public spirited citizen
favors every improvement that
can be secured for any reasonable
outlay of money. He never stops
to figure out his individual profit
on what is to be bought with the
peoples money. Whether he has
children to educate or not, he is
willing tohelppay for good school
buildings, and good schools. He
is liberal in his views, respects
differences OF opinion, and encour.
ages every good work, let it come
from source it may. He extends
the right hand of fellowship tc
every new conner, aiding him by
every means in his power, asking
only that he become a good and
useful citizen. He has no differ.
ences with men on account of their
church, social or political rela.
tions, but unites heartily and
earnestly with all in the effort tc
accomplish the greatest good t(
the greatest number. When gen
unine, liberal, public-spirited mer
are sustained as they deserve h1
New Ulm review., 1901-12-18
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New Ulm review., 1901-12-18

Miss Bogen has an attractive line Of
ready made fancy work, very appropriate
for Christmas presents, such as lace
handkerchief, collars, pillows, table mats
and lunch cloths, ETC.
Mrs. FL. L. Beecher, of New Ulm,
Miss Kate Forbush and Mrs. j. N. Trean-
well entertained a company of lady
friends at the home of the latter last
Thursday afternoon.--St. Peter Free
Press
Goede, the photographer has not been
overlooked in the holiday rush. Last
week he furnished over five hundred
photographs and this week he will turn
out more than he did last Goodies pict-
ures make good holiday presents.
The ladies of the Lutheran church
realized handsomely from their Christ
mas sales on Thursday night, and are
correspondingly elated o-er this success.
The fair was held at Mrs. Zelle's and
notwithstanding the bad weather a large
numb Der of people attended.
Manager Johnson of the Turner Hall
theater expresses wish that some public
spirited employer would initiate the
action of the Mankato Commercial
school. That institution bought 24O
seats to the Valley Forge entertainment
in Mankato Saturday night.
Mrs, ira Miller, of Ccmfrey, Mimi,
who has been under the care Of DR..
Beachler at St. AleXandcr's Hospital for
the past four months, and who was very
low with tuberculosis OF the Peritontum,
has so far recovered as to be able to re-
turn to her home.
Unequalled for Piano, Organ and
Sewing Machine buyers. Convince your
self at R. Hellrlegel's, on Center ST., that
it will pay you to buy of local special
dealer and repairer with 80 years expe-
rience, giving such warranty as can only
be furnished by the most experienced,
asis not even furnished by any manu-
eacturer. Prices very moderate.
x It's fact that Haubrich the Jeweer
is giving you something for nothing
For particulars read his advertisement
on this page.
New Ulm review., 1901-12-18

FREE:-A Merry Xmas Souvener
with Blizzard cigar to every man who
calls at The New Store on Xmas Day,
Dec. 25th. Zschunke & Schilling.
The New Ulru Roller Mill Co, is con-
templating some radical changes In the
capacity Of the mill. The object being
to put the mill IN shape to do larger
business. l-.
The merry Christmas tree can be seen
at most any of the stores in this city all
1t lacks is proper planting and Santa
+ Claus to attend it and it will bear the
customary fruit.
party of enthuslasty enjoyed the
first snow OF the season by taking a
sleigh ride, Thursday evening. This is
practically the first sleighing that has
been enjoyed for two years.
r. E. Evans of Courtland was a little
late with his Thanksgiving cigar but last
week he presented tie writer with a
couple of Billiards on that account.
Mr.. Evans knows good cigar when he
sees it.
Mrs. Crtchett is expected home this
week from Minneapolis, where she has
been attending her mother who has suf-
fered a stroke of paralysis but is slowly
recovering. Mrs. Critchett expects to
return after the holidays.
The leading lady of the Field Stock
Co. which went to pieces in this city a
few weeks since was here last week So.
liciting funds to pay her way to her home
in Virginia. The unfortunate woman
was successful in collecting quite a sum.
Ferdinand Crone this week started his
new twelve, horse power Fairbanks and
Morse gasoline engine operating his new
corn shredder on his farm. He has also
put in Cotton corn and cob mill for
the purpose of grinding his own feed
this winter. -ra
New Ulm review., 1901-12-18
"a run for your money"
Blizzard 10c cigars.
AN EVANGELIsTs STORY

Il suffered for years with bronchial or
lung trouble and tried various remedies
but did not obtain perm anent relief until
I commenced using One Minute Cough
Cure Whites Rev. James Kirkrnan, evan
gelist of Belle River. Ill. Il have no hest
tation in recommending it to all sufferers
from na1adies of lhis kind" One Minute
Cough Cure affords immediate relief for
coughs. colds and all kinds of throat and
lung troubles. For Group it sunequaIle
Apseufeiig aSer fii safg I pleasant 70 tane
the children. They like it. Eugene A.
Pfefferle.
New Ulm review., 1901-12-18

The mask has been taken off. Sleepy
Eye business men are frantic in their
efforts to secure signers on petition for
a bridge across the Minnesota river at
the old Hindermann crossing above
William IIaframbolse's place, and three
miles from the point where the majority
of the people want it. The petitions
are being circulated in Ridgely, and in
the towns of Eden and Golden Gate in
Brown county. The farmers and Others
desire crossing. and it is for the public
good that there should be "a bridge con-
structed, but as the facts come to the
STANDARD the point named in the first
petition is the more Observation-Disclosures
Standard.
Sunday morning people in the neigh
borhood of Forster Bros furniture store
were surprised by the report of an ex
plosion within the building. An lnves-
tigation showed that the furnace had
blown up. The water in the upper pipes
had frozen and when the steam general
ed in the coils there was no escape and
the result was that the the thing was
badly wrecked, pieces of it being blown
through the basement Windows. 1t was
fortunate that no one was in the base
ment at the time. There was considera-
bic danger from fire but this was imme-
diately looked after and when the fur
mace is repaired things will be in as good |
shape as ever.
This morning at the home of John
Held will take place the marriage of
Miss Bertha Held of this city to II. H.
Gebhardt of Black River Falls, Wis.
The ceremony will be performed 5y Rev.
Meske of Crtonville formerly pastor of
this Congregational church, at 10: 80,
end the newly married couple will leave
Immediately for the Twin cities and
from there will go to Black River Falls,
Wis. which place will be their future
home. Mr.. Gebhardt is brother of DR..
L. A. Gehhardt of this city and 1t was
during his visits here that Mr.. FL. H..
Gebhardt met the young lady who is to
become her bride. He is engaged ex-
tensively in the raising of Cranberries,
having one Of the largest farms in Wis.
and will be given royal welcome upon
his return home, as to his friends there
as we'll as to Miss Held's friends in this |
city the news of their marriage will be |
complete surprise. They both have
the hearty congratulations of large
circle of friends in this city. Miss Held
will be seriously missed by the member
ship of the Congregational church in the
affairs of which she always took an active
part. They will feel that they have
given Mr. Gebhardt valuable Christmas
present.
New Ulm review., 1901-12-18
EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION.

I deem it my duty to the Inter State
Accident & Relief Association of this
city, to inform the public of the prompt
and satisfactory manner in which my
claim on account of recent illness, was
paid. ]. B. HIGGs.
New Ulm review., 1901-12-18

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY .
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. e. w. Groves signature
is on each box 25c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-10
SEE NzEzEEvylCZ lNTlMO

Se han celebrado en- Vasovia grandes fes-
tas con motive del jubilee del insfgne escritor
poiaco Slekiewicz autor de la famosa noyela
quo Iddts. Tales flestas q las que han asisti
d delegaciones de los mas importan ties centroo
llterarlos de casi todas las naciones europeas
amerlcanas, debieron ceebrarse en- el anteDe-
nd timo ano del pasado sigo; pero precfsamen-
te en- dlcha epoca inaugur0se ell monumepto
MlckleWlcz ell ilustre novelista ouiso one
la opinion pdolica sc consagrase por complete
nonrar la memorfa delinspirado poeta poIaco
por ell que siente entusasmo sin lfmites rava
no cast en- adoraci6n.
Este acontecimiento ha contribufdo pode.
rosamente auGentar la popularidad de una
oe las personalidades mas saientes de la lite
raOufa contem poranea, me brinda OCCASION
oportuna para dar acerca q Q Ell algunos datos
biogratcos los que unir agunos apuntes crf-
ticos.
Naci6 Enrique Sienkewicz ell de Mayo
de lo4o, en- VIOLA Okrzejoka pequena villa del
distrito Lukow.
En- la familia del insigne novelista habfan
ngurado va otros ltteratos noblas. mereciepdo
especial menei6n Carlos Siep kiewicz, autor de
curiosos escritos sobre Polonia St6phaufe
Ciecisrewska, madre del biografado, poetisa
mny celebrada en- sn pals ; y por 6ltimo, una
joven conocida por ell pseud6nimo de Deotlnnd
que alcanzo gran populardad en- Varseyia Dor
sus provisaciones
La mayor parte de su infancia pas6la en-
Grabowce, bajo la direction tutela de su ma.
DIRE, de la que habla siempre con veneraci6n
que fue la prmera en- prepararlo para ell bri-
llante porvenir que e aguardaba, contribu-
yendo con sus leccones formar ell gusto ar
tistico, depurado sutil que tanto le caracte-
RIA.
N dia, en- Ell fondo de un granero encon-
tro IN gran cofre repleto de libros vieios fir
n mados por autores que forecieron en- los sigios
AVl XVII La lectura de aquelloS lib-os per-
tecc1onole en- 81 conocmierto de la amiga LEM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-10
Ell CR1MEN DE LA coNDEsA

Ell parroquianO sc habfa de Luevo
sumergido en- sus meditaciones,
cuando la puerta de la taberna SO
volvi6 q abrir para dar paso q otro
indiyf1Co.
Este era viejo, encorbado y pa
ralftioo.
Vestfa una muy larga chsqueta
remendada en- variC puntos, y sos
tenida en- la cintura, por una CO.
rrea usada.
Sc habrfa dicho que su cara, en-
vez de piel, era Ell cuero rescue bra
jado.
Una cabellera grisacea, enmara-
fIada, le cafa sobre de la espalda:
Ia barba del mismo color. le llega-
ba hasta la mitad d, pc. ho.
Unicamente sus CLOS reSplande-
clan con luz fosf6rica, juyenil.
Y aquellos ojts no Sc podfan MI
rar sin sentir un frfo intense correr
bajo la piel.
El obrero que le habfa mirado
con una especie de terror, hlzo un
movimiento de espanto, Viendole
srse a la mesa y sent4rs1 fs'
miliarmete muy cerca de Ell
Htzo IN ademS so de levantarse.
El vieio lsnz6 una especie de ru-
qido le contuvO por ell traje
=. .Tieues miedo de mi, Beppes
-pregunt6 con voz tremula.
lei obrero, al oirse lamar por so
nombre, Sc sobrecogi6 Sc puso pa
lido como un muerto.
-sQuien sois vos? 6Como me CO.
noc5iS?
-Limpiate los oios J mirame
bIen. A yer ST adiVinas.
Eotonces, Beppe, lanzo sobre Ell
yiria una mirada de inquietud.
No, no os copozco.
Pero tie conozco bien 20. To
erss ell csmarero de contianZa del
MARQUES Edmundo de Praga.
El cr,ado, que nos tros conoce-
mos, dl6 un salto Ell Il banco.
Ei vie1o continue con ironfa:
-Pero tn verdadero nomhre es
Zappara. Eres hijo de IN ahorcado.
habrias seguido la suerte de tn
padre, 81 evadido todavfa ioven ds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-10
Interesa q los marinOs

ayudante inspector del Ser. Distrto de Faros
de Puerto Rico, avisa & los marinos y demas
interesados, que en- so de JUNO fue colocada
la orilla Este del canal, entire Vieques Ia
TERRA frme de Puerto Rico, una boya pintada
de negro, para marcar la profundidad del ba 10
que Sc extiende hacia ell noroeste de Punta
Arenas, en- Ia isla de Vleques.
La boya coloc6 en- siete brazas de aqua
su posicion magnetica es como sigue:
Punta aigod6n; II. W. Il N.
Punta Este de la isIa de Cuebra del Nor
to; w. gS S.
Centro de Cayo Santiago: w. = S.
De la parte Oeste de la isla de VieQues.
S. 5. "a E..
Los barcos que pasan por ell canal entire
esa boya Punta algod6n, Puerto Rico, deben
deiar la boya babori cuando van rumbo al
Sur Oests
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-10
LOS RAYOS BECQUEREL

FL notabilisimo descub brimiento de los ra-
yos \ cat6dicos, debido Ro6tgen, ha sdo
superado, mas bien, com plementado, por otro
muy reciente, de Enrique Becquerel miem bro
de la Academia de Ciencias de Paris.
Este eminente sabio frances, que ba lie
obtener una medalla de la Sociedad Real de
Londres, ha conseguido mediante la fosforen-
cia del J1Gnto, con solo la luz solar, por
cent6smo de segundo, sobre aparato SEN
cillfsimo y mucho menos complicado que Ell de
Ro6tgen, proyectar rayos iguales q los de este
GlCimo, que, como Sc sabe, son producidos por
la electricidad, dentro de los tubos 10 Chookes,
sea, en- unos tubos de vidrio donde hace
prevamente ell vacfo mas perfecto possible.
Tan portentcso descu brimiento esta la
mado & hacer una revoluci6n com pleta en- la
teorfa de la naturaeza de la luz la compost
ci6n de los cuerpos; pues, como tambi6n Sc ha
liegado verihcar las msmas propiedades en-
varios otros metales fosforecentes, cuyas ener-
gias son aGn mayores, parece va esforzarse,
para su confirmation pr6xima la teorla nueva
de que Slos metales lanzan en- todo5 sentidos
emanaciOnes luminosas yapores invisibles,
capaces de producer efectos quimicos de pc
netrar los cuerpos.
Esta hip6tesls, de la materia radiante, es
realmente digna del nuevo siglo que nos
iniciamos siglo en- que las ciencias ffsicas,
quimicas biol6gicas han de tomar, sin duda,
un Yuelo maravilIoso inconcebiblc todavia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-10
improviso como 81 despertara de w

improviso como 81 despertara de un
suefl feliz.
In mu~ica Gala, murmuro.
y les invitados Vienen hacia
aquf. -@respondi0 ell marques.
LYDIA Sc le4ant6 asustadC.
Els verdad, me parece oir yoces.
-Arreglso os. condesa y permitid-
me que os ofre.ca Ell brazo para vol.
yer al salon.
Lydia scept6 oyandose en-
aquel con la condanza ell abando-
no de una nina.
Su seno pa!pitaba con vehement
cis; sus fbras temb,aban baio una
sensualidad desconocida, su rostro
esttba radiante.
Nunca SO habia sentido tau fe.
liz.
En- aouel momento. mucho invi-
tad0s charlando vivamente inya-
dieron la serre, Y Sc dispersar0n por
los varies bosquecillos, en- busca de
IN POGO de fresco.
Lydia y ell marques pudieron lle-
gar & la escalera sin ser vistos.
Pero al poner Ell pie en- la gale
RIA, la mirada de Lydia sc encontrt
cen ia do IN hombre que con Id
cab "a falida y sobs1oia DE apoya-
oa an uua columna de marmol, y
cuyos oios ss fjaron con extrafla
ius.stenoia en- ella.
El hril!o de aquellas dos pupilas
ardent tes, hiZo corref por las venas
de ydia IN frfo intense, y lie pro-
dujo una especie de terror del TODD
Dueyo. Y sin embargo, aquel hcm-
bre era sxtrafIo para ella. No Sc
&C. rdaba haberle visto nuuca.
Vestfa ell trsie de sociedad con
bests nte desenvoltura usaba Pc
queDn bigote negro ri7ado y una
barba 10 Wdndick
Tenfa la frente ancta, rodeada
d. closures cabellos estriados de
roio: nariz dilatada la boca sensual,
orgullos2.
En- conjunto era En hombre be-
llo, Y un hombre de sociedad; pero
Quien le hubiese observado atenta-
mente. habrfa nCtado en- sus mira
das, una expression feroz; en- 50 SOM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-10
Edmundo sinti6 una palpitacion
Moca, Julio O de 1901.

Edmundo sintl6 una palpitaci6n
de algeria.
Mo- loh! no. epor que
entonces Cs sEstrafais mis- mira
das, partisteis de inproviso de Ma
drid?
Lydia leyent6 entertainments Ia
cabeza.
-Yo no era libre- --respondio
con una voz que ocultaba una gra-
We emCcion.
-;Ah!
Y Edmundo en- IN fmpetu de
ciega pasitn Sc le arroj6 6 los pies.
-Lydie, dde modo que yo no os
era indifcrente? stambieD--- me
amabais?
El coraz6n de la condesa latfa
con yioleucia. Estaba sObrecogida
en- aquel momento por IN tumulto
de sentimientcs y de ideas, de ale
grfa y de miedo, que lie invadian
Ell alma y lie eran desconocidas-
-Yo no os 10 he dicho bal
buce6.
EdmuDdo imprimi6 en- 81 mano
IN beso ardiente.
6Os dess sgrada que os haya com
prendido?
Y miro & ID ccn9esS con su nj
raGe dulce, cE-rjIuSa y 81 voz teLf1
casi ell acento de uaa 6ierna plega-
ria.
Lydia no tuyo snim6 para res
ponder.
-Hace dos af1os que os adore. =
continu6 ell marques.-no sc como.
no sc porque, pero desde ell primer
momento que os habie, sentf que
IN algo indis0lub.e Sc estree haba
para siempre en- torno de nuestros
pensamientos de nuestros afectos
lOhI perdonadme de qua cs habie
asf, perdonadme de que o. 10 d.
ga. pero amo. os amo: vues
ira verdad me vuelve loco.-
Aturdids, fascipada, Ia condess
perm scfa silenciosa.
Sc sintto IN leye moyimiebto en-
la vidriera de la serre.
Edmundo de un salto Sc puso en-
pie.
Lydia sLfrio IN sacudimiento de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-10

gaa poaca, que mas tarde habfa de enrique
Ger con obras.
ED 500 traslad6se Varsovia, empezando
entonces ell cnltiyo y desarTollo de sus envi-
dia bles apttudes artfsticas.
Su primer artlculo apareci6 Ell 1S dc Abril
de 1869 en- la Repue HebsOmudd5re, su prime
ra novela, En- Vdi7l, fue pubicada en- 1870 por
el peri6dico IVie1iec. Ninguno como Sienkie-
<nadie es profeta en- patriaS, pues desde ell
primer instante, merito So fmpusO sus
paisanos que 10 reconocieron admiraron.
Avido de impresiones nuevas, 1876
EMBARGO para America, teDiendo "a suerte g
couocer entonces q una encantadora joven,
LENA de graca de ingenio, Maria Sretkien-
wicz, la cual infuy6 poderosamente
pera de artistica. indication dc Ia que
desde entonces fu6 su musa, escribio su pri
mera novela historical i'GT le Fen ct le Fer. AL
cabo de agdn tempo, en- ei ano 1885 Maria
muri6 lentamente dulcemente, vfctima de
una eLfermedad incnrabie, Falkenstein
La musa vo 8 a! Olmpo, pero dejando circun-
dada de una aureoa lumfnosa la frente del
insigne escritor en- la que ell pesar marco des-
de entonces la primerd arruga. -.
Par le Fen ct pa, le Fer, LIE D6LalJe MesS-
&c WoLodUGusIet, forman la famosa Trttogia de
Sienkiewlcz, ermnada la cual Visit6 Cons
tantinopla, yiniendo despnes Espafa, donde
concibi6 la idea de su hermosa novela Sin
Dogma, un interesante estudio del alma hu
mana.
En- 1891 visit6 Egipto, por liltimo, en-
1895 aprreci6 en- la Guzette Polonaise, su famo-
SO QUO Vddts, consa gracion de So fama uni
versal
Del inter6s que despert6 esta obra, da
idea 10 siguiente. FL mismo dia en- que apare-
clio en- ell folletfn del peri6dico ell capltuiO
que Sc describe la pris6n de Lygia, conf
sion de sefloritas present6se Sienkiewicz pa
Ia supi'caria que 70 hciese morir a LBgtd "a
su pris6n.
Uiarln.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-10

sombra de las anchas alas de un
sombrero malo.
Sc sent6 en- la primer mesa y al
dependiente que esperaba 6rdenes
Una raci0n de callos, djo,
an pan y I'm frasco de vino, pero
coz calma, no tengo prisa.
He @ mprehdido.
III depeudiente Sc alej5, Y el pa
rioquiano apoyandc un codo sobre
la mesa Y Ia cara inclinada en- la
mano
GVendra?- murmur6. = Lo du-
do ioh! ha camblado mucho
desde ebtonceS Y 20 So acuerda de
sus antiques. Ell marques cs verda
deramente Otco: esta maflana cuan
do yolvi6 d-l baile lie crsl loco: refa,
Sc frotaba las mauOs, daba ordenes,
contraordenes, y no hizo observa-
cion alguna, cuando le pregunte 81
Jenla alguna hora libre- Tiene
mucho en- que pensar.
El dependiente volvia, trayeEdo
oe0al9 de un brazo el pan, Ctro ell
frasco, y con las dos manos, soste-
MA IN plato c6ncavo, conte niendo
una especie de gelatina cortada en
pedazos mauseabundos y de IN olor
ssquercso.
He aquf los callos, cxclam6,
- tomad vos ell plato para que yo
pueda desc m barazarme de los de.
mas.
El parroqulano Ievanto la cabeza
e hizo un gest1 de disgusto.
.-Te he dicho, Rojo, que no tie
MA prlsa, y has debido traerme una
cosa de cada vez: el pan que themes
Dalo el orazo, no 10 quiero.
-GOreeis que 90 tsta limpio9
No 10 quiero. te Dig: lieva-
te'0. = mencs charla
n! parrO4uian0 II lblaba COZ tai
are de autordad, que el r j. sc
Pero yolyleudo la trsst'enda.
pensaba.
va veis que preterde aqneI Ga
pflch so. nj que fueae an pTfucipe
aisirazado. O como si por Ell precio
cue paga tuvieran que llevarle el
pan en- una oandeia de plata.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-10
HONUMENi'O FUNERARIO

Sc ha constitu1do en- Austria recientemen-
te una 5nDta encargada de elevar sobre ell
campo de batala de Austeritz, hoy desierto
y abapdOnado, un vasto monUmentO funerario
que Feuna los huesos de los que sucumbieron
en- ell mencionado combate
El monumento Sc ha costeedo por suscrip-
ci6n popular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-10
Adhesion
JuAna Dfaz, Julio de 1901.
Sr. Director de LA DEMOC

Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRACIA
Caguas.
Distinguido senior: Hasta hoy he pertene-
cido al partido republicano; pero no conforme
con los procedimientos anti-autonomistas de
partdo desde hoy me desigo de Ell, ingre-
sando de mi expontanea vountad en- lbs fas
del partido federal que tremola su bandera
la dignidad de la patria, simtolizada por la es-
trela federal.
Me suscribo sus 6rdenes afmo. correli-
gionario s. 8.
Vicente Santiago.
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al presente, para los de mas brillante imagina-
ci6n audaz intentfva.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-10
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