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Children Trimmed Hats, made
of fancy straws and trimmed in null with
lace edge; white. blue, red, pink and maize;
worth S9c.-special, CSC.
All-silk Black Taffeta, lustrous
and rich quslity-25c. yard.
Black Satin Duchesse, pure silk,
Coo. yard regularly-44c.
Colored Organizes, in light
blue. pink. heliotrope corn, nile red, etc; . to
1G-yard lengths; 10c. value-57sc.
50 dozen Medium and Dark
Wrappers. deep iounces; all sizes and coIors-
CSC.
Ladies' Corset Covers, nicely
trimmed-121ac
Children's Fine Bingham
Dresses: embroidery trimming 1 to years;
worth 39c.-19c.
Children's Blouse Dresses, ex-
cellent materials to IA years-9sc.
Ladies Kid Lace Shoes, tips,
s1.25 to 81 so value-7ae.
Mems Good "a" Cali Lace
Shoes; regularly s1.4S-ssc.
Youths Record Breaker
Shoes; sizes 10 to .; 81. 25 value-75c.
Mems Eclipse" Shirts, pleated
bosoms, plain colors and stripes; sell at Sis
Soc.
Mems Fine Sample Underwear,
soc. quality-35c.
Mems All-silk Shield Bows, 2oc.
value-9e.; for 25c.
Mems I2Iac. Handkerchiefs,
plain white-sc.
Mems soc. Silk Neckwear, all
new spring styles-25c.
Children's Fast Black Ribbed
Hose-611c.
Ladies Fancy Black Lace
Hose; 19c. quality everywhere pairs for 25c.
Ladies Real Balbriggan Hose,
15c. quality-9c.; pairs for 25c.
Good quality 5-4 Colored Table
Oilcioth. new patterns and colors-614c yard.
White Bed Spreads, neat de-
signs, good size; sell at 59c.-u to a buyer,
Atwood Ingram Carpet REM
rants. for rugs, good coIors and patterns; worth
up to G0c.-a5c.
Extra Heavy Stair or Runner
Oilcloth pretty designs; sells at 1oc. gard
4Ac e '"'u
Handsome Pillow Tops in Or
iental designs: sell at 15c.-37sc
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For Thirty Submarine Boats

: Representative Cummings of New York
has introduced bill requiring the secre-
tary of the Navy to contract for thirty
Holland submarine torpedo boats. at a cost
not exceeding those now under construc-
non, and after one of the boats now being
punt is accepted by the Secretary of the
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BOYS Blue Sailor Suits, silk
soItachc braid trimming; sizes 3 to 10 years
, very special at I9c-
Apron Ginghams, assorted
checks, DC value-31.c. yard.
Ready-made Bleached Pillow
Cases-5Isc.
Good size lengths in White
Goods. Dimities. Lawns. Checked Nainsooks,
Piquc, etc; worth up to 121ac yard-55sc.
Plaid Tea Toweling, &C. value
3Tsc. yard.
Braid Shoe Laces, worth SC.
pair-5c. dozen.
Spring Heel Button Shoes, la
dies sizes; sell at 81 25-59c.
Children's Kid Spring Heel
Shoes: sizes up to 11-49c.
Women's and Mems Good
Quality House slippers-45c.
Infants Long and Short Slips
15c.
Children's Percale Dresses, I to
3 years-13c.
Is Refers, sizes 2, 3 and 4
years. all-wOOl cloth, serpentine braid on large
coliar-59c.
Men S BLK GarterS, sell every
where at 15c.-Tc.
Mems Fast Black Hose, white
feet; 15c. vsIue-Sc.
Boys Suspenders, I9c. value
Toe.
3S-inch White and Cream Cur
tain Scrim pretty designs; sells at sc. yard
1TsC.
Waterproof Felt Window
Shades all colors. complete with tiAtures-53sc
Pretty Japanese Mating Mats,
new colors-3Isc.
Children's School Hats. fancy
and mixed straws. all colors; worth up to SOC.
-:sgc.
Table of Roses with foliage,
forget me nots, foliage with buds, daisies corn
flowers. etc; worth 29c.-1212e.
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Samples of Mems Fine Isle
Thread Underwear; plain colors, ecru and
white; sell at 81 and s1.25-79c.
Boys SIS Suits, including dou
e-breasted e to 10 years. and Norfolk styles
u to 40 years.; all very high grade, newest
spring styles-choce, $3.9s
Black Fishnet Veilings, worth
25c. yd.-19c.
Mems Pleated-bosom Percale
and White Madras Shirts; 75c. grade-45c.
Women's Drawers, good CAM
brio, with deep founce-15c.
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DIR. ID. p Y0NkERMAN. the Diseoverer Of Tuber-
culozyne. the Only Cure for Consumption.
has at last been discovered by Doctor Derk p
Yonkerman great Michigan doctor who has made
a life study of this fatal disease. His wonderful
remedy has been fully tested and rigidIy proven a
cure by state officials. and noted medical men
all over the world testify TO its power 10 KIN the
dread germ that causes consumption The doctor
makes no secret Of the ingredients Of HIS wonderful
cure, believing that the people entitled 10 such
production OF science and he is sending treat
ments ali over the world bringing Joy of knowl-
edge Of certain rescue from this awful fatal dis
ease. Such eminent scientists as Koch Luton
Pastcu and all the great medical and germ special
lists and chemists have already repea edly declared
that the consumptlve germ cannot live a minute
in the presence Of the ingredients this wonderful
remedy that has already revolutionized the treat
ment- Of consumption and has taken IL from the
catalogue of deadly fatal diseases and placed 1t i'm
the curabie list. Free trial packages and letters
from grateful people-former consumptives rescued
who write to the DIR. Derk p. Yonkerman 1853
Shakespeare Building. Kalamazoo, Mich. DIR. Yon-
herman wants every consumptive sufferer on the
face Of the earth TO have this marvellous and only
genuine cure for consumption. Write today. II is
sure cure, and the free trial package sent you
will do you more good than an the medicines; cod
uyer-oi stimulants changes of climate and it
will convince you that at last there has been dis
covered the true cure for consumption. Don't de-
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consumption, throat lung trouble. Send today
for free package.
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GEN. SMITHS ORDER.
Treatment Of the People Of Sauna,
Prescribed

In view of the public interest manifested
in the Waller court-martial now going on in
Manila, and the Importance attaching to
the actual attitude of General Smith toward
the people of Samar, the War Department.
has published the following order issued
by General Smith:
Headquarters 9Th Separate Brigade,
'Taclabon. Leyte, P. L.
February % 1902
From the reports received of late from
every quarter of the Island of Samar the
brigade commander is constrained to the
belief that active opposition to our occupa-
ton of the island has erumbled away
There are undoubte eddy considerable num-
Der left in the mountains who remain in
opposition to us, but their power of re.
SiStapce has been shattered. We have in
the past compelled them to respect our
powers; In arms; We must in the future
compel them. to respect our generosity of
heart toward a yanquished foe and our
purity of purpose in waging war upon their
unguided leaders and their followers
'Henceforth then, it must be the labor
Of our officers and men to assist the loyal
natives in repairing the ravages of war
No opportunity should be lost to instruct
them that the Americans have come among
them, not to take from them any of the
good things of life, but rather to give them
more, and in greater measure, than they
have ever enjoyed before. But every MEM
Der of the brigade is enjoned never to lose
from sight the fact that he is dealing with
people which, through peculiarities of
their island topography, have developed
along lines quite divergent from those tray-
eled by the great majority of their fellow
Filipinos. Our troops must always keep
In mind that The standards of the natives
of Samar were announced to the world at
Balangiga. Watchfulness and kindness
henceforth must go hand in hand.
And now that the period when our
troops must be constantly on the move
has, in the judgment of the brigade COM
mander, virtually passed. he takes pleasure
In revoking his former order forbidding the
residence within the brigade of the families
Of officers"
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Consumption
Can Be Cured

MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY BY THE FAuoUs
Dh. foNkERMAN OF KALAMAZOO, MICH
STATE OFFICIALS AND GREAT MFDI-
CAL MEN PRONOUNCE 1T THE ONLY
CURE FOR C0NSU MPTTONANp ALL
THR0ATAND LUNG TROUBLES
CONSUMPTIyES GIVEN UP To DIE AND SENT
BACK FROM CALIFORNIA HOPELESS
AND HELPLESS ARE NOW ALIVE
AND WELL THROUGH THIS
WONDERFUL CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION.
FREE PACKAGE CONTAINING SUFFICIFST
TO CONVINCE THE MOST SKEPTICAI.
SENT 10 ALL WHO WRITE
Consumption can at last be cured Marvellous an
II may seem after the many failures. a SURE posi-
tive and certain for the deadly consumptioa
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Forfeitsz $e5 Collateral.

Johanna Daniels. the midwife who was
arrested yesterday In connection with the
finding of body of dead infant near
the corner of It'll and H streets northeast
yesterday morning. forfeited $25 collateral
in the Police Court today. She was
charged with carrying dead body through
the streets without first having secured a
permit from the health department. An
autopsy on the body disclosed the fact that
the infant was sttlloOrn.
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Chaplin Union Quarterly Meeting.

The quarterly meeting of Chaplin Union,
W. c. 7. u, was held in the parlors of the
w. C. T. U. building, so 9Th street north
west. yesterday at p. m. Mrs.. Williams,
the president, called the meeting to order,
and the exercises opened with the singing
of solo by Miss Grace De Remur, followed
by prayer by Mrs. Sophia Smith
The treasurer. Miss Nichols, reported re-
ceipts for the quarter to be $54.60; expendi-
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Atwood Navy Twilled Skirting
Flannel; 19c. value-91sc
Black Percalines, full yard wide,
1Oc. value everywhere-5Sc.
Black Atwood Henrietta, As
inches wide 69c. value-44c.
Extra Heavy Floor Oilcloth,
pretty patterns; worth 35c. yard-23c.
White Applique Bureau and
Washstand Scarfs, Shams and Centerpieces; sell
at 35c.-14nc.
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Women's Walking Skirts, hand
somely and stylishly made of extra good ma
tcrials. S3-9s usually-S269.
Women's Very Elegant Black
SILK Dress Skirts. in number of handsome
styles deliberately trimmed and designed;
S123s regularly-S9.3s-
\ new purchase OF finest and
most deliberately designed Tafreta SILK Waists,
in all coolers. Including black and white; the
very mOdiSh spring effects; 81 values %
Ladies' New Spring Walking
skirts: sty lishly made; gray; trimmed with
deep founce: very dressy; sell at s4,9s-at
SC. cake Violet Soap-2c.
Torchon Laces and Point de
Paris Laces and Match Insertinss; worth Toe.
yd--3i-c-
Narrow Torchon Laces. with
Insertings to match; sell at Sc. yd.-2l2c.
10 BOYS Elegant Russian
Blouse Suits. made Of finest Imported Serges.
Fancy Cassfmeres. Covert Cloth. etc. with best
leather belts; silk-embroidered designs. brass
buttons. silk-stitched seams: sizes 2k., and Z;
sell at So and 81 choice, s19s.
Bows Sailor Blouse Suits, made
Of finest imported Atwood Blue Serge-the sur
plus stock of the best maker in New York.
shields. beautifully embroidered in silk: collars
trimmed with white and red braid: silk tie.
These suits Of the finest quality of strictly
All-w0ol Imported Serge; ages 5 to II years;
sell At So and s1-chOice 50 40
Boys High-grade Spring Suits,
double breasted. plain and neat mixed effects;
s To 16 years; sell at 81 SOS.
Satin Stripe Wool Challies. de-
sirable colors and black sell at aac. yard--:'c
French. Navy and Cadet Blue
Prints. assorted styles, fast eolors; &c. value
So yard.
Ladies' and Misses Tuscan
Hats; worth s1.19-69c.
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Cancer
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Blue for Pension Commissioners,

The Kansas delegation in Congress has
unanimously decided to push R. w. Blue
Of Kansas. for pension commissioner to
succeed Mr.. H. Clay Evans. A committee
has been appointed to see the President
when he returns from the south.
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"ah@t friends
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Women's Corset Covers, nicely
trimmed-12Rc
10 styles Corsets and Girdles,
Batiste. Coutil and Satine-39c.
Children's New Spring Straw
Hats, beautifully trimmed with null, edged
larry ssc.-6sc.
Flowers for hat trimming. in
Guiding Roses with foliage, Daisies. Forget
me-nots, Llacs >Cornfowers, &c.-19c.
Mems Fine Mercerized Silk I'm
derweara sample line-s .25 value-5Oc.
Boys Bedford Cord Shirts, soc.
Boys Brownie" Overalls, all
Boys Atwood Knee Pants, z5c.
kind-39c.
Boys Excellent Grade Double
breasted Suits. to IS years SO.
Young Mems Long Pants Suits,
In II styles. all superior grade, worth 81 30
Black Cheviot Dress Skirts,
narrow hips. serpentine effect beautifully trim
med with stitched tafeta silk bands in four
widths, forming deep founce-sell for $12.9S-
special, $500.
Women's Elegant Taffeta Silk
Waists. in the new spring modes. beautifully
designed and very high grade; black. white and
all coors: never sold under s49s s.. 9s
Ladies Very Stylish Venetian
Cloth Costumes. brown blue and black, trim
med with satin bands in effective designs:
high grade throughout: sl9.9s regularly-s14. 40.
The New Spring Jackets, black,
castor and tan covert cloth. made in best
manner and latest styIe-s4.9s.
Black Taffeta Silk Raglans, very
trimmed with ecrn applique lace-s149s
Ladies Fine Patent Leather
French Heel Lace Shoes; So is the prevailing
price-special for this hour. s1.65.
5o-inch Atwood Ladies' Cloth,
cadet brown and gray; always sold at soc. yard
-29c. lone dress pattern to a buyer.
Check and Plaid Nainsook, SC.
value-4Ac.
Yard-wide Bleached Muslin, in
good size lengths-37sc.
Small lot All-si1k Foulards, the
regular SOC. vaiue-39c.
Blue Stripe Bed Ticking, 1oc.
value-s1ac.
White Pique. 2 to I5-yard
lengths; Toe. value-65sc.
Heavy Bristle Hair Brushes
DC.
36-inch White and Cream Cur
tain Serim, pretty designs; sells at SC. yard
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Cheesecloth in all colors, the
&c. quality-27sc.
Light and Dark Shifting Prints,
in good styles; sell at Sc. regularly-27sc.
Infants Soft Sole Kid Shoes, all
colOrs; 25c. value-14c.
Women's New Style Waists, in
hemstitched white lawn. madras. percale and
gingham- special for this hour, soc
Women's Kimona Sacques, 10
styles; never sold under 75c.-44c.
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tIr loo ,;-rht
MR.. DILLINGHAM; OPPOSED.

'TT7 75-5.f tt + IT. +
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-15
FL . peri6dlco

Publican IN psri6dico, dice CoIAers Weekly,
dc los EstAdos Unidos, g el smas sgrAdAbis dc
lof srahajoa.4
81 10 ooupa mneho de politics. nadis quis-
70 issrio, 81 no 80 oeups suesda 10 mismo. 81
ior arsfculos sDn lArgos. resultsn indfgsatos
si i:orsos, no ttsnen sgnidesei6n aiguna. 81
oil npo do letra es pequefo, lastlma I'm vista
nj grands, no ttsns facturs. InasrtA tslagras
mas. el lsctor cree que todos son faIsoa loa
suprme, dfea qua ESQ no es serio y cue lo
hass por convsiisneias scon6micas 8 polfslcess
Sc oenpa do asnntoa do In ciudad, " oil campa-
sfno sa queie a de eusationes ruraiss, al ha.
bitRnta protssta da In slata.s
PUbiea unsl seeci6n do amenfdRdea, sa
eetlsura uoFqus no 80 eosa serss % hahia dc
ssrntos formais= y % In rnoseja Dor no eAheg
diitraer al isctDP. Rsiata nm Acto p6biico Oh
ssivsndo impaIc.alidad, y 10 10 rserimfna Tia
mandole Glihalos; MI lo eAiiM 90 por que eareca
de Information. Va sl Director o In fgissia, V
% is tiida do clsrical, dc Rssf6gAdo, do ohasu-
rarttista Of no vG, de hombra stn 10 mi aan-
efs ncfa. Psrmlnses lRrgas horas On sn dess
paelho. ataxsade con In direction, y no Rsagura
10 hace por misdo dc ser visso Of, Dor si eons
trasio. sale CON frscuancia asudss por siam-
plo, nm caf6 t0dos sxclamsn qn6 deseais
dado, mas valera que % ocupara nm POGO mAa
do IN cometido
Eso: II ssii,r, % sl <placsrs gus produce
IN psri6dieo.
Y Ysgr6gusss, en- Puerto Rico,ls quasi ohii-
gaei6n de 6sncminaE honorable o enaiq aisk
ignoranta expsrto q I'M imhSeil dfstinRuidd
. un qnfdsm aimpksieo nm prstansioso y
ciuiadano an zturhA.D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-15

Han ingrssado en- si Presidio Daparsaman.
til los sfguisntea pPesos:
Luis Avil6s vient6s, eondanadc o 1e al %,
mesas. is diass por inesndio robo; Mfgusl
San Juan Honorell, afios, 6 msses 81 dfas,
por riGs tum multuosa; Felix Ernssto Gomez y
Essia. por robo insendfo, q 13 sfaos, 10 maaas
22 dtas; Luis Avil6s Tirad0. tf5os. Ii meses
16 dias, nor lssionss graves; Jaime Garcia Co
naex, IL saos un dis, por homisidio.
Todos han gid0 eondenados por oil Tribunal
de Distrito ds Mayagnss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-15
MANIFESTATIONS P0LITLCAS
SIR. Director de d DrMoonAouA

Sir Director de LA DEMoCRAoIA.
Muy ssn1r milo:
Hablsndo enmpilao los veintiun aHos que
mErea sl reglamento ds Ia ley para siercer al
derecho electoral ms adhiero de coPas6n nj
gran parhidp federal amsrieAno que diriian los
hombres de honor dlgnidsd
Snp!feole ustsd sefIor Drsctor la fnsar-
ci6n de laa prssentss lfneas, quedando de uatsd
su Asto. amigo corraligionRrio.
Luis Vizcarrondo.
osguas ostubrs 10 de 1,9Os.
Com merfo, Ostubra IL de 1 Goa,
Sf. Director de La DEMOCRACIA.
Muy ssfior INFO:
Hsca ag6u tiempo me afiie en- el Registro
dsl partto rspublicano en- eats pueblo: (: uero
eonvsneidO que oil partido federal americana
es 81 que vdrdadaramente labora an pro de Ia
prosperidad del pats, vuslvo do nuavo ingra.
sar suH alas.
Ru6goia hsga p6biica esta maniIsssaei6n,
por ID qua lP anticipa las grReias .. .. ..
Pedro FPAleoa Aiiesa. Tastigo, Gamsrsin.
do Barrf3s.
Caguas P. r. stubEa IL 1902.
SF. Director de LA DEMocRACIA.
Muy selior INFO dc mi mayor raspeto:
Sisndo dovan de 81 afioa cumplidos, me he
dispussso inssribirms en nno de los eoIsgios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-15
San Lorsnxo, Ostubrs 13 de 1909
HH DirAetnr dA LA DEMnCRAnIA
Santos Lopez.

C1guas, 13 Ostubre 1909.
Hanoe DreetoP de La DEiMoCRACIA.
Presents,
Los que saSsrlbsn, habisndo cumpido ia
sdAd que IL ley Requisre, pidsn an pussto GIN 81
gran pArtido fadsFRI, MI eual no adhisren ex-
p0ntknOR % snts, poR ser el pariido Cue msFses
Bug mpAtfAs suplicAn w., go aiKv8 insaT.
sRRlo on oil psPi6diGo de IA dignR direction.
Antonio RiverA, Luis DsgAdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-15

Juncos (barrio Mamsy) 10 de Ohre 1909.
Sef1r Director de LA DEsEooRACTA.
Caguas.
May ssfi1r milo: Ra6gols haga const&r On
su iluatrado diario las siguientss lfneas:
Q1ads nuIa y sin ning6n vAlor In drma que
df an el regtssro rspuhlicauo vuelvo ocupar
0i pussto qas como soldAdo de Ala teufs en- sl
gran partido federal americano.
Gracas por su amabiltdad me auseribo
de Vii, alto. " q. s. @ b s M.
Isidro Alicea.
Arroyo, IL do Octubrs ds 1909
SsfIor Dlrectar do LA DEMooRACIA.
ORgaas.
Muy ssfi1r milo: Aunqus 40 tango oil gus
10 da conocerse me- diriio ussad para que ne
airva hacsr publican su digao peri6dtco eata
adhssi6n, puss u a dia me sorprandisroD IN nal
tienda los inspessores de Hygiene ms qua-
Eiau hacer ir In earcsi " p3r 6lsimo en- la de.
runcta tuvs qua psgar una multa tensr qua
fnscribirma en eI rsgiasro do eiIos como yo
nuncA he ssntido sim patfas p1r tal paEstdo. TO-
d. mi vida he aldo asF6 fstarAl americanos
nae spsssuro o puhllcar ssta anuncio para que
ls sapaa mis- coRrsig'onsvtos tanto de sate
pueblo como los dsmas de afuera.
SRbs ustsd puads diaponer de nm amigo
CUE 10 eneusntrR o. sus 6fdsnsf corrsligionR.
rio.
TeIesforo Matheu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-15

secaofaies de essss SD vallejo pueblo para
peFssheeer nj gran partldo fsdsraI smericano,
cumpiiP con los dehersa de TODD IN soldado
de fla.
Esta asrvirk de conasancis y fdslidad .
mia ct,rreIixionArioE y advarsario
So antiefpa las muy exprssivRs gracias y
qseds de uatsd su s & 40 o. O. a. b. O.. m,
Antonio Aguilsra.
Arroyo, ID de stabrs de 1902,
Sihor Director ~ LA DEMooRAcIA.
oaguas
Haes por aspaeio de- dos & tres M esea nre
c!orto rspubiicano de- essR poblaei6n (hoy zons
uTbsnn) mo dsnunst6 anies al Jusgado de Psz
ne In pustaron una muits; paro cansas ais-
mas mi voluntsd ms ok!igkron fnseribirma
al partfdo NAL ilamado FApablisano; mas hoy
avsrgonzad0 da mi dsbi tdsd retro mi sdhs-
si6n CUE htxa al Tsfsrido partdo, vuslvo .
ocnpar mi humilda pusst0 en- lag las fsderales.
sspAnlo asf mis sdvarsarioa 20 itieos, los
hom morss 10 GONG utstAn POE msdio de 10 idsas
iamas por Ii oprssi6n y In siranfs.
Cteds de ustsd IN atio. y 8. s.
Telesforo Mathew Garcia.
Yabucoa. p. 3. o.subrs 1s de 1909
isr. Director de LA DEMcCRAcIA.
Mny sefior nio: Proeadanta del campo re-
puoiichno, qniero hsga ustsd constar en- "a
digno pssi6dico. que eonvsnciaIo de que al RS.
fsrido partido no iabora por al progreso bisn
sst&r de ssta mi qusrido pals, tan dssgraefado
hoy pnr SOS dea6sdsnes, ma rssiro de dieho
partidO para sfam pro, sapsn los rspublicanos
que si d1 mi drma On sl iibro reglstro da au
sgrupact0n I rs sn an momsnto de ofnsesei6n.
Al haeaF aasa franea manff sstacion rue
COLE hags tsmbien conatar que ingrsso ia
liano en- oil gram pArfido 1adsral americana, por
ser ests sl 6nico que labora por Ell bisn ds
nusssrs desgFacads patria.
Ggacfaa poR IL iusarei6n de Ian presentes
iinsss, suseribendorne 81 sssnAo corrsiglona-
rio = 80,
lose Roman DeIgado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-15
San Juan, ostubrs ii do 1909.
Il. DlraotoE da "a DEMl0cRAcIA.

YF Director de LA DEMOCRACIA.
Muy se11r info: HabiendO dado mi hrma
MI pAFtido republicAno hAes AlgGn tiem POI por
cRuSaT R1snAs mi voluntad, y no dsseando
eontinn1r On dicho p&rtido polftlco, hago lA
pressnts para anulRr dicha nrma, ingrssando
en- los alas del gran partido federal amsrieano.
Luis Mendfn.
San Lorenzo, Ostubrs 13 de 1902
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRAoIA
Muy senior INFO distinRuido correigtona.
RIO: al hReaF AstA aclarRcion, qutsro dssBpR-
reScAn dudas, puas hay quien me tIens por
RspubIfcAno.
9PAcias pof 10 inssrsi6n do est&s jfnsaa, y
con In mayor consideration me auReriho do
ust0d atto. eorrsligionario q. +. o. "a.
Santos Lopez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-15

eues de o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-15

lose Rom;in DeIeado.