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At ST. Louis.

st. Louis, July 25.-The handicap at a
mile and a sixteenth, the feature of to-
days Delmar card, was productive of
one Of the most sensational finishes ever
seen on a local race track. Kitty Clyde.
Glenwood and Alice Turner finished noses
apart. The judges awarded the decision
to Kitty Clyde. Three favorites. two sec
ond choices and one long shot won.
Weather clear; track fast
First race. fivO furlongs-Latuka 107 ct.
Kane), 8 to 2, won; Welcome Light 10S
(Watson), to 2. second; Doc Mayer. los
Oyne). 20 to l. third. Time l:e 10; Bur-
Mauser, Bias dor. Melcara. st. Vitus,
Lazarre ran.
Second race. six and a half furlongs,
selling-Verify lie q. Daly). to l, won;
second: The Messenger, Ill Nyne). to
l. third. Time 1:22 IA Broodler. West Ba-
den, Elsie Bramble Northern Spy. We
lasquez, Fred Hessig, Ben Hullum ran.
Third race. five furlongs-Harry Griffith.
1O9 DALE. y to l, won: Pourquoi Pas.
l05 (BelD to s. second; Makeda, los IN.
Thompson). to l. third. Time 1:02 3-4.
Monarch. Warehouses, Flash of Night,
Totile and Nimble Nag ran.
Kitty Clyde. 9s Or. Murphy, to 2,
won; Joe Doughty, So (Scully). 3 to 2.
second; Alice Turner. 107 &C. Bonnerl,
to l. third. Time 1:4S 1-2. Glen Wood.
Wax Taper. Prosper La Gal. First One
Fifth race, six furlongs-Mabel VIM.
los Oyne). to 5, won; Stranger. 40
(Battiste), IL to g. second: Sambo. 10
(Dale). to 1, third. Time TIA 3-4 Loca,
Mayor Johnson. Navarino, Helen Print,
Croix dor, Kansas Lily. Gallantrie ran.
Sixth race, mile and one-fourth, selling
Warner. "a (Batti5te), to 5. won; Rus
sian, 1o4 II. HART, 40 to /. second; Eu-
genia g., 107 Boyd. 9 to 2. third. Time,
210 IA. Lady Helene, Tulare, Crisis,
Kate Freeman, Dan Cupid, Florrie s..
Vodas and Kunja also ran.
Entries for Today.
First race, five and one-half furlongs.
two-year- olds-Piclkles, 1O2; Avoid. Fitz
Brillar. 105: Size. los.
Second race. six and e-half furlongs,
selling-Man. 90; Aline S.. 100; Kiss Quick,
One More, Fred Hessig, 102; Don Luis,
1O4; Lecturer. Onogan. 105; Tennybelle.
Wideman, Hi Nocker 106
Third race. mile and seventy yards,
selling-Hucena, 81; Annie Oldfeld, Elsie
Barnes, 81; Balloon, Una Price. 100;
Brown Vail, 102; Ladas. 104: Mr.. Pome-
roy, l05; Joe Doughty. 107; Branch, 100.
Fourth race, six furlongs-The Missou-
ri Observation-Disclosures, 100; Frank Butler,
Sailors Dream, 104.
Fifth race. seven furlongs, selling
Duela. IS: Miss Wandelohr Legation.
Miss Dora, 100; Carat, Bart Howe, Lynch,
l02; Top Lady. 100; Barklyite, 104; Maggie
Clopton ,104; Founding. 106; Optimo. 107,
Sixth race. mile and hree-sixteenths,
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At Brighton Beach.

New York, July 25.-Mudlarks had an
inning at Brighton Beach today, only Two
favorites. Ascot and Afrikander, won: ne
feature of a very ordinary card was the
handicap at one mile and quarter.
First race, six furlongs-Lord Pepper,
40 Redfern). to /, won; Candhn, Nv
(Kuhn). 40 to L, second; Belle OF LeT KING
ton, lis (odom). 10 to 10. third. Time.
light and Chiron ran. ,,,-
Second race, maiden, 2-year-old, selling,
six furlongs-John Ascot. l07 (Burnsl, IL
to 5. won: Full Back 1o7 Jackson ~ 70 70 70
third. Time, lis 3-5. Dolly Hayman'
Northern Light, Barkelmore. Pearl Diver,
Napoleon. Mrs. Dingle. Abel Hardl Ing
Candareen, Michaelmas. Sweet Jane, bp-
Third race. selling. mile and a sixteenth
-Cogswell, 103 (Smith). 10 to l, won;
Handicapped. 104 (Cramer), to 10, sec
ond; Rossignol. 1O1 CRedfern), B to z
third. Time, 1850 Georgia Gardner, Z.
Resented and Baff1ed ran.
Fourth race mile and fourth-Cuspidor,
100 (Wonderly), y to 5, won; Sadie s., W
(Shea), to l, second; Tom Kenny. ia
SHAW, even, third Time. 2:1o 20. Three
starters
Fifth race. 2-year-olds. fye furlongs-
Afrikander, 122 o. Martini. to 10, won;
Tioga, 80 (Woaderly), to !. second;
Mount Kisco: 1o2 (Redfernl, Is to !. third;
Time 1:02 rs. Semper WAX. Blue ana
Orange and Hackensack ran:
Sixth race. selling. mile and sixteenth
Ben Howard. "a (Shea) IL to i, won;
Mosketo, 98 (Michaels) to l. second;
Mercer. 103 (Redfern) II to 20, third I me-
1850. Philippine and Petra ii also ran.
Entries for Today.
First race, selling, five MISUNDERSTANDING
Nymph, Ohio Girl, Marie Tryon. Eva
Mine, Tact, Myriam Bedell Our Julia H.
Lady Iona, Ace of Spades, Silver Trinket,
Destitute, 105; Miss Fisher. CIpper,
Hebron, Fontenix. Lady Rabbit, 100.
Second race. selling. mile and sixteenth
-Swiftmas, 49, Bellario, ia; Red Path,
113; Satire, 1906; Bluff, 100; Peninsula. 80;
Meistersinger. 96; Tchula. "a; Huntressa'
81: Trump, 90.
Third race, six furlongs-Blue Ribbon,
I20 Eugenia Burch, 116; Mackey Dryer,
liz; Mamselle Ill; Music, ITO; Forward,
Eva Russell, 106; Wilful. 81; Colonsay. s5
Fourth race. The Bghton Cup, two ana
one-fourth miles-Gold Heels, Surmise'
l24; Sunshower, 101
Fifth race, Leopardstown steeplechase,
about two miles-Eophone, 1856; Colbert,
l49; Calvalcade, 146; The Bruiser, Rising
Sun. 132.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth-Leonide,
ia; Port Royal, Bellario, Ill; Hyrhen,
lie, De Reszke. Khati, Anak, 80; Lux
Casta, 81.
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WILSON WARRANT REscrNDED.
Secretary and Treasurer of Miner
Workers Union Will Not Be
prosecuted for Soeeches

Indianapolis. July 25-W. B. Wilson.
secretary and treasurer of the United
Mine Workers today received a commu-
nication from his attorney at Parkers-
burg, W. Va, saying that the warrant
for his arrest on charge of violating
an injunction issued by Judge Jackson.
had been rescinded.
The warrant was issued yesterday af-
ter Judge Jackson had permanently en-
Joined Mother" Jones and other organ
izers from trying to get the miners to
quit work and giving some of the organ
izers Jail sentences. 1t was expected that
the warrant for Wilson would be issued
today.
Wilson understands that the charge
against him was dropped because of fear
that it would create a greater furore
than the men who brought the suit de-
sire at this time but Wilson also believes
that he was entirely within the law at
his meeting at Clarksburg and Fair
mount where it was charged that he
made the infammatory speeches violating
the injunction.
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HUDSON'SPERFORMANCE
WINS EVERYTHING IN SIGHT
AT CLEVELAND.
Hudson and Gatcom Said to Have
Won $4o,o 900, Owner of Lord
Derby Dropping $4,000
on Shadow Chimes.

Cleveland. O., July &.-The winner of
each of the four races on the card at
Chenille today came from the stable Of
Hudson and Gatcom. Lexington, Ky. 1t
was Hudson who did the driving and in
winning everything in sight set the
worlds record for performances of the
sort Only one of the winners was a
first choice and the big betting men lost
heavily. The owners of the winning
string went into the betting ring and 1t
Is reported they took out $4,000 when the
show was over E. E. Smathers of New
York. backed Shadow Chimes to win the
2:06 pace, and the defeat of the horse is
said to have cost him $4,000. Shadow
Chimes was to i favorite in the OPEN
ing betting.
The 2:16 trot was spit up and Hudson
began driving in the third heat under Or
ders from the judges. Alice Russell start
ed to win in the fourth and outlasted the
tired field. Hudson's lay up in the first
two heats cost him $500. The real sur
prise was sprung in the last race, In
which Hudson appeared with Twinkle
nearly always a forty to one choice.
Heavy favorite Roamer took the first
heat and had the second well In hand at
the last eighth. Then. like fash Twin
klel came from the bunch, winning in
very fast time. Hudson was given tre-
ovation by the 5000 spectators.
The meeting closes tomorrow.
2:16 trot, 5000:
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Irish MATTERS Again Up.

London. July 25.--In the House of Com
mons today Irish matters came up again.
A motion of John ]. Clancy, Irish Ma
tionalist, to the effect that the over-taxa-
ton of Ireland constitutes a pressing
grievance. was defeated by 16s to III. The
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Michael
Hicks Beach said Ireland's share in i'm
perial taxation was decreasing rather
than increasing and that it was the fair
est system which could al present be de-
vised. T. P. O'Connor regretted that the
Chancellor's swans speech should be
against Ireland.
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Martin whips Armstrong.

London, July 25.-The contest between
Bob Armstrong and Denver Ed Martin.
the American pugiists, for the colored
championship of the world, which took
place at Crystal Palace tonight. attract
ed a great crowd Armstrong started in
favorite. but his performance did not
Justify this, as Martin proved to be the
cIeverer from the outset and never gave
his opponent a chance. being declared an
easy winner on points at the close of the
fifteen rounds Martin, 1t Is announced,
will challenge the winner of the Jeffrles-
Fitzsfmmons fight in San Francisco to-
night
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New Orleans, 8; Nashville, o.

New Orleans. July 25.-New Orleans
shut the leaders out in one of the pref
test games seen on the local diamond.
French was in the box for the locals and
pitched a beautiful game. holding Nash
Vile down to four hits. He struck out five
men. The locals batted WELL hitting
Bailey pretty freely and at timely mo-
ments Montgomery and Herbert made
two base hits. The onlv errors scored by
the locals were made by Smith who made
two. r II E
New Orleans. ....... O011O0O1"-3 2
Nashville ......... 0 0 0 0 o 90 90 4
Batteries-French and Abbott; Bailey
and Fisher.
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known. The same company also looks
after the local delivery service of the
Postal Telegraph Company and the boys
at the latter's Office struck out of SYM
pathy. The greatest inconvenience oc-
casioned by the strike was on the floor
of the Board of Trade. The striking boys
met today and formed the Chicago Mes
senger Boys Union. with a membership
of 159, and at once called a strike of its
members.
Organizer Fitzpatrick of the Chicago
Federation Of Labor, organized the union
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Broken Even in Baltimore.

baltimore. July 25.-Errors were respon-
sible for many of the visitors runs in the
first game. The locals pulled themselves
together in the second and won by fast
work in the field. Attendance, 4,O&4
First game R. H. Il.
Balt'm ore .. e. Il 90 900 o {
Ratteries-Howell and Yeag"r; Patter-
sou and Sullivan.
Second game RH r.
Baltimore e. e. % o03 90 /
Ratteries-Wiltsa and Yeager;- Grit
Eth. Garvin and f. Mcfarland.
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t4ardner-Root FIGHT OFF.

Salt Lake, July 25.-Mayor Thompson
announced today that the Gard
ner-Root fight, which is planned for
the Elks reunion will not take place If
the local Elks lodge requests him to stop
him. Grand Exalted Ruler Pickett has
been In telegraph and mail communica-
ton with the local Elks lodge for several
days and steps probably will be taken
to have 1t stopped.
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Roston. 4: philadelphia. o.

Boston. July 25.-Pittinger was a COM
plete puzzle to the visitors. Wolverton
a splendid game. R.H. f.
Philadelphia e. :. 700 10000 90 4 5
Batteries-Pittinger and Moran; Duggle-
by and Doom.
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Willemstad. July 25.-Presldent Castro
of Venezuela returned to La Guira today
at 10 a. m. from Barcelona. With the
troops which returned with him he will
leave La Guira Monday for Valencia,
where the final action with the revolu-
tionists will be fought.
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thirteen straights, they have lost three
straights. This game was the closest and
most interesting of the season and the
fielding work of both teams was almost
choctaws =. .........Oo8Oooooo-s /
Huntsville e. ........O 90 2O o. 6
Batteries-Saurie and Bartee; Bomar
and Street.
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commiss toner's Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Judge OF Probate of Montgomery County.
Alabama. commissioners to open books Of sub
geometry Traction Company. notice is hereby
given that, in accordance with said appoint
nent and the statute In such cases made and
provided. We will open said books Of subscrip-
tion at o'clock m. on the 2sth day Of
stsiHer. over No. I2 Commerce Street, In the
City Of Montgomery. Ala.
July 20. 1902.
BARRIE L. HOLT,
w. n. RAGLAND.
w r. vANDIVER,
EDWARD A. GRAHAM,
w. T. ROBERTSON,
If Commissioners.
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Games TODAY.

At Memphis-Atlanta and Memphis.
At Shreveport - Chattanooga and
Shreveport.
At New Orleans-Nashville and New
Orleans.
At Little Rock-Birmingham and Little
Rock.
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Sparks pitches Good Game.

Boston. July 25,-sparks, the home
teams newest pitcher, won his first VIC
tory today. Attendance, 4,@7: Ri L.
e. .nnis 100000 0O-3 ,
Batteries Sparks and Warner; Harper
and Sugden
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The Chinaman Wins.

W ashngton. July 25.-Cleveland won
today by opportune stick work Attenl-
Washington e. . ..ooooo0oI23 ?
Batteries-Orth and Drill; joss and
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Anniston. ia; Decatur. I.

Admission. July 25.-(special) -Anniston
repeated the walk-over of yesterday in
The baseball game with the Twin City
The game was a triple play by the An
niston team. in which steele, Blanken-
ship and Joe Leighton participated.
Score: X
Tv,in Citv .......O OIL 90 0 o.
Admission leaves Monday for Huntsville
for three games:
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THE NEWS OF THE
SPORTING WORLD
by sqhD

selling-Jossefa, 81; Zazel. 1o1; Brewer
Schorr, Edgardok, 1903; w. Gates: lT.
Seventh race. six and one-half furiongs,
seIIinr-Ouicksilver Sue. 81: Crimson
Tide. IS; Sweet Dream. Tragedy, Assess
ment, The Phoenician. The Boer. lOi; Inc
Count, l05; Bengal, 106; Joe Goss' lV''
Censor los; Gales 100.
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WON HIS OWN GAME.
Xitson's Home Run for Brooklyn
Yesterday.
Games Yesterday,

At Brooklyn-New York, 0; Brooklyn, .
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 0; Boston, 4.
At Chicago-Cincinnati 6; Chicago, l.
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BROOKLYN, 2; New York. o.

New York, July 25.-Kitson made a
home run in the third inning today and
BROOKLYN :. =. ......Oo10OOo1o- s
New York =. .......O o 0 90 o o 90 9 l
Batteries-Kitson and Farrell. Cronin
and Rresnahan
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Choctaws. 5; Huntsville, g

Huntsville. July 5-(Special THE
Choctaw team of Memphis won the hrst
game Of a series of three from the Hunts
vile team yesterday. The locals are in
a vein of hard luck. After winning
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That was a hard game for Bailey to lose
yesterday, but French was too much for
him-one thing seems to be pretty certain,
that the attendance at the Nashville-New
Orleans game Sunday will be the heaviest
ever known. It's pity French went in
yesterday. but perhaps Powell will put
him in again Sunday. Little Rock pound
ed Brandt Yesterday and forced Birming-
ham down to tie with Chattanooga for
last place. that team not playing. The
games are:
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Little Rock July 25-Iittle Rock bunch
ed hits in the first, second and fourth in
nings and defeated Birmingham easily.
The visitors were unable to do anything
with Guese. Attendance 1900. r H E
Little Rock..... 42020 0 90 0-S IA 0
Birmingham ....... 0OO000-2 5 2
Batteries-Guese and Murphy; Brandt.
Beaver and Blue.
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40 trot, 81. 2oO-Chase, b. g., by Keller
Vidette Hudson) won in two straight
heats; Prince of Orange. b. g.! (Geers)
second; Ante E., b. m, Gyman) third.
Time. 2:12 IL. Eli 3-4 Mrs. Brown, Sill
yer King, Petra, Agnes Hatford, Thorn-
berry, Busy Ross Guy Fortune also
started.
2s13 pace 100:
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Memphis. 8: Atlanta. q,

Memphis, July 25.-Memphis won to-
days game by good base running and
the costly errors of the visitors. AS the
Chattanooga injunction did not cover
Evans and Babb. they were not not al
lowed to play. St. Vrain and Manager
Frank both played. Attendance 1000.
RH E
Memphis ......,..... 23OO3O00sS 4
Atlanta ............ 90 20 90 90 IA 8
Batteries-Ehret. st. Vrain and Accor-
SIM; Baker and Armstrong.
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MESSENGERS ON STRIKE.
Formed Union and Struck, But No
One Knows Their Grievances.

Chicago. July 25.-The messenger boys
of the Illinois Division Messenger Serv-
ice. which delivers business of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company struck
today.
According to an official, the boys made
no demand and their grievances are Un-
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League Standing.
Games Yesterday.

At New Orleans-Nashville, 0; New Or
leans, g.
AL Little Rock-Birmingham. 2: Little
Rock. s.
At Memphis-Atlanta. 4: Memphis. g.
At Observation-Disclosures game post
poned.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THEY MEET AGAIN AT BALL
PARK TODAY.
Choctaws Of Memphis Win on Hunts
ville's Errors-Anniston's Great
Triple Play in the Decatur
Game Which Was Easy.

The Falcons and Independents get to-
gether again this afternoon, the last
game being on the Fourth of July. the
Independents winning by narrow mar
gin. Lee Cohn, who pitched the great
game against Jasper last Saturday will
be in the box for the Falcons today and
Scales will pitch for the Independents.
These two teams are probably the best
matched of any in the City League and
the rivalry Is intense.
The lne-ln of the tNn tea ms il.
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Cincinnati, 6; Chicago, /.

Chicago. July 25.-The visitors won east
ly by batting Menefee freely. Attend
ance, 5000. R.H. E.
Chicago =. 20 0 0 0 o. 4
Cincinnati .. e. =. 20 0 0 0 8 0 0 IS 10 2
Batteries-Menefee and Killing; Phillips
and
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Rain at Shreveport.


Shreveport, july 25.-Shreveport-Ch Chat
game postponed; wet grounds.
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LEADERS SHUT Out
GREAT STRUGGLE IN NEW Or
LEANS.

Nashville Only Gets A Hits of Of
French, the Pelicans Hitting
Bailey for e-Red Ehret and
st. Vrain Both Pitched.
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Notice of BANKRUPT Sale of
Real Estate.

BY order of the District Court Of the United
States for the Middle District Of Alabama,
am authorized to sell at private sale and
will receive bids at Montgomery. Ala, for the
following described real estate situated in
Covington County. the state of Alabama.
to wit: The N. W. of the s. z. Y Of Sec
tion 20, Township 5, Range H. containing 20
acres more or less. The sale to be subject to
approval of the court.
W. B. SNODGRAss
As Trustee Estate Of w. W. Bush. Bankrupt.
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Trans 81 ana ~ have Pullman Nestibuled
and trains IS and So have Pullman Vestibuled
and through coaches between Washington and
;. B. TYLER. C. A. Montgomery. Ala,
]. P. BILLUPS, Actg. G. P. A., Atlanta. Ga.
CHAS. A. wICKERSHAM. President
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| SPECIAL NOTICES. |
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR STATE SENATOR.

IN response to request Of many friends,
hereby announce that ] am candidate
for the State Senate from the Twenty
eighth Senatorial District, subject TO the
action Of the Democrats OF Montgomery
County at the primary on the 29th or
August. B. II. SCREWS.
10 Ny Fellow Citizens Of Montgomery County:
] am .. candidate to represent this Sena-
torial District in the Senate of the next
Legislature and ASK for your vote In the
John W. A. SANFORD.
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sleepers between New York and New Orleans.
New Orleans with superb dining car service
D. P O'ROURKE. c. A, Selma Ala.
r E. LUTZ. T M. Montgomery. Ala.
and General Manager Atlanta, Ga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10
Ell 4 de NOviembre
CoNsUMADA ESrA LA oBRA


Los onemigos &c In pAtris, satkn dc snho-
fAbuena.
Nunss, ismks ss VIC en- pats alguno ta
c6muIo de indig nidadss inicuos proesdsRas.
Luxbal desda RntKo tsnsbroso celsbran-
do sstA su tFiunfo, puss sus emisAFios sodou
han eumplido suB inatrnccioneE diAb6licAa sin
diRcFepar ON nm kpice.
Los hiiOs sxpdreos, los Gaines mAIditos da
la pobFa pAtriA, In soionia eselRvA, han rama.
ehAdo sn si yunqus de las iniquidadss sus opro-
bioaas csdanRs.
Ri Cesar hA echFado su tribute; mas Fa-
euaRos que los Cesarss, por Gn mismA condl.
ei60 dc hombres, pRgARSn oil suyo.
Nnnee 90 abuse tmpunamants por les al
CLOS de los Riglos.
La nRclfa do Horedes fu6 mAu trsmenda "
AaFrfble que GI mAFtiFIo de snB B6bditos.
Para los otTop, los trRidoreg, los cAinas,
sisEpre hRbR& sl 6rboI y 10 eueFda bib fsaa de
Judas con los que ps gar6n suH nef&ndos eri-
mensBt
AhoFcAos en- sl 6FboI de lR ipfAmia.
Echaos nj euallo Ia eueFdA ds vusstros eri.
mensa infqni6Ades, qua para vnne1Tos no
hay paRd6n nl en- los claloa ni @r lA aIarr@.
Hntd, Gaines a los RntKos oR0uYoB, que vo-
BotEps no sis dignog nj de coutGmplAr la luss ni
de rsspiraF sI RiFa libra ds Ia patria.
t1, pObRs mAdre sseernscidai enjuga 81
llRn to foFtalees "a eoFaz6n, que Ems bnsnos
hii9s no 90 Gb9ndonep, y as ofrendAn sus vidRs
Bn ho lccauato daaagrayio.
NpguabO, NbEs ees 1863
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10
La function de BanobeIab

AnoGhs di6 su 1ltimA funei6n en- CAguaB
al RplAudido hipnotiSAdoF, mayo del psnsa-
miento, senior BAnobelads
Sus sxpsrisnclAs eisntinsss foe del agrado
del phblIeo, sobResalisndo sbtra elias IR muer
ks apRFants dc su seaora esposA 10 ssa sl fsn6-
memo do eAtAlspHiR, dsmostrRdo de mansra
bisn pAt6tiGR) y 10 tranBmisi6n do Ia voluntAd
AgsnA, BFeAndo, vsd&6o, uuA GAIA do fost6RoB
q an egpeetsd0F v ancsndiendo una velR que
hahfR en- 81 praacanio.
Ea fRpci6A de la u0ehe del s6bAdo fue
bAstants &msnA, gustRndo mueho aI labeRinto
y los fsn6monos de suggestion y fascination.
L&atima que oil p60itco dc Osgu8s no ha .
% rsaponGido- los safusrHon del APrseiAbls
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10
Reunion del
Comit6 Executive

HI vIsrnss so Feuni6 sl Oomite Eiscutivo
del pRrtido fsdsrAl, para imponsrss del rssul'
hado do To- lusha electoral y cambieE impEesfo'
mss
Rs AcoRd6 eonvocaR RI Comite Directive
para sl 80 dal eoFrisnts, en- San JuRns CON sl
IA de tomAK los Reusrdos que fusEsn prose
dBntes.
Tambisn Sc trAt6 de 81 dsbi& nd ir una
aomisi6n . los EGtAdos Unidos, sobRa este
particular 30 reserve 10 Tesolucion al Oomite
Directive, psro Sf qus 90 radacte IN mAnifsa
20 aompPsnsivo dc todos los abuses ilegali'
dAdas Homstidas qua sean comprobAdas com'
pF0bRb bl0R, para que "a RepR On lR prsnsa anne
PisRna eual hR Sido oil procsdeF do 10 poliefA,
AutoFfdAdss, tusess, ste., etc., en- lA eontlsndR
alsetorAl.