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The Washington times., 1902-07-03
| Old INHABITANTS
70 HAVE a PICNIC
Local Association to Cele-
brate independence Day.
Music, Recitaticns, and Speech Making
TO Form Program
Of Events.

The members of the Oldest Inhabi-
tants' Association will hold their an
rual Independence Day celebration at
the summer residence of Mr.. John H.
Small Fourteenth Street and Brentwood
Avenue northwest.
\ basket picnic viii be one of the
features OF the celebration this year.
The annual election of officers will be
held at II o'clock in The morning be-
fore the exercises of the day begin.
One of the features of the picnic will
be the distribution OF the oId-fashioned
"horsecakes" with which the old in
habitants used to regale themselves in
their youth. a "horsecake" is a large,
brown QuadTaEgular-s shaped piece Of
luscious gingerbread, and in days gone
by the youth OF Washington considered
Fourth OF July picnics d failure unless
the "horsecake' was 2 large part of
the program.
The Program.
The program is as follows: Solo.
"Star-spangled Banner" Mrs Adelaide
Lynham Humphrey; reading, The Dec
iaration Of Independence. Mr.. T. V. Moo
nan; recitation. Liberty Bell" Robert
a. L. Dick; medley of national airs.
Prof /. a. Head Clate leader of the
American Brass Band of San Francisco.
CALI: Grafton. William II. Dennis: reci
tation. "Old Glory" Mr.. Duncan C. Hay
wood; Foundry Quartet, selection. Mrs.
Joseph Chun. soprano: Mrs. Adelaide
Iynham Humphrey, contralto: Mr.. Dana
c. Holland. basso; Mr. Howard Butter
worth, tenor; Mr.. W. E. Cohen. direc-
tor; solo. Answer" (AIfred G. Robynl.
Mrs Louise 3. Curtis; Miss Emma E.
Behrens, accompanist; recitation. Mr..
George Speidel, jr.; piano solo. Miss An
IA Schraeder; recitation. Miss Helen
Lackey; quartet. selection, Foundry
Quartet; violin solo. Prof. William F.
Huntfess; solo, Mr.. j. H Cathell: cho-
rus, Aud Lang Syne," audience: song.
Mr.. George W. Powell, accompanist,
Miss Emma E. Behrens; selection on
bells. Mr.. Feathe.stone.
The Washington times., 1902-07-03
Thursday Will Be Bargain Day.

Being Friday regular bargain day. national holiday
and drous benefit
ductos have decided THURSDAY
for this week. Every item prize.
Thonsons True Fit and long hips
straight values n 7c
On account of broken will close them
c. B. Corsets made of thread high ENC
and long hip Regular $lOO values, Thursday only ~
30 dozen only columbia Sheets large
bed Special for Thursday only, each 4C
lG0 dozen Pillow Cases Our Own Brand"
quality better than Mohawk Special for Thursday only each Il
Extra Quality emsitced Euek Towels size 2lxiO The 1EC
quality sell 20c For Thursday only each. ..... ID
No. 5 Gauze Ribbons with shirred string. in black
white Regular price 45c piece Special for Thursday Gnc
apiece 4
No 40 Alsilk Black Gauze Ribbon. The quality. INC
For Thursday only, yard
30 Printed Bati in all this seasons Styles Scrolls figures
dots. and black and white effects much used this
Zoe value Thursday only, yard. Va
% Printed Abarcs and figured
white and coloTed ground This cloth sold lSc
cal Tor lhUls'ay yard. M
White Oxford Cheio. material used for suits &c
This 10c grade for Thursday only yard
One lot of Lace and Satin Striped White Goods 121c quail nc
iy For Thursday only, yard
AMGREJDGH &. PDO
The Washington times., 1902-07-03
SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMMER RESORTS.
Virginia Hot Springs,
Greenbrier white Sulphur Springs,
WARN Springs,

HEALING d SPRINGS RINGS RockBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, SWEET
SPRINGS. SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS NATURAL
BRIDGE, RED SULPHUR SPRINGS. SALT SULPHUR
STRINGS THL ALLEGHENY HOTEL. AT GOSHEN.
VA; THE NTERMONr HOTEL. AT COyINCTON,
IA. AND OTHER wELL-KNOwN HEALTH
AND PLEASURE RESORTS.
festibuled electric lighted dining paor sleeping
trains for above resorts leave Washington $3.50
and nO p. daily, reaching from hours
EXCURSION Tiohes Resort Pamphlets
be obtained ticket Chesapeake Ohio
rnvav COO Fourteenth Street - p--~rvari,
The Washington times., 1902-07-03
Orders ISSred Yesterday
by General Command
ing District Militia,
TO BE KNOWN AS "ORDWAY"
Only Enlisted Men to Be Allowed to
Participate in Encampment - Mill
tary Courtesy, in Respect to Salutes,
the Subject Of an Order.

1.-The annual encampment of the Dis
trict of Columbia National Guard will
be held at a point known as Georges
Farm, on the Alexandria turnpike. in
the immediate vicinity OF Leesburg Va,
commencing on July Il and ending on
July &c, 1902, and will be designated
and known as Camp Ordway.'"
This is the first paragraph of a gen
eral order issued from National Guard
headquarters yesterday afternoon. The
camp will be located in the same posi-
tion it was last year.
General Harries. commanding the
District Militia, decided that the camp
would be located at this point several
weeks ago. but orders could not be is
sued until Congress made the appro-
priations necessary for the encamp-
ment. This it did when it passed the
District appropriation bill.
Text of Order.
The remaining text of the order is as
follows:
''The various organizations of the Ma
ticnal Guard, except the Naval Bat
TALON, will assemble in heavy marching
order, duly armed and equipped, on
July Il at the several armories in am
pie time to march thence and reach the
immediate vicinity of Maryland Avenue
and Ninth Street southwest. ready to
take the railroad train at that point
promptly at O'Clock a N. on that date
'The equipment OF the soldier for this
service will comprise the following:
Field uniform, including blue shirt,
campaign hat, blouse, trousers, leggins,
woolen blanket and rubber poncho:
a blanket roll to be carried, in which
will be put shelter tent half, pins and
pole, one extra change of undercloth
ing tand one extra pair of shoes if de-
sired, together with such toilet articles
as may be used by the soldier.
THE ordnance equipment, consisting
of the haversack containing the regula-
tion mess kit, with tin cup attached at
the bottom loop, canteen, cartridge belt
and bayonet:
The allowance of field baggage of
officers will be limited to one small box
or trunk, roll of bedding. field folding
cot chairs and table, the total weight of
which win be limited, for field officers, TO
100 pounds. and for all other officers OF
less rank TO 10 pounds. Under no cir
cumstances viii any cots, chairs or ia
blos, except these of a folding pattern,
be shipped by train.
The Washington times., 1902-07-03
Best Fireworks in the Civ

wholesale and retail. Reeds, 100 9th st. nv
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10
EXPRESS BUSINESS SHOWS GAINS.
Steady Increase Of Better Than Thirty Per
Cent Over Last Years Figures.

Manager White of the Wells-Fargo ex-
press Office stated this week that the gain
in business right along over last year
would be in excess of 80 per cent.
1t is generally conceded that the ex-
press business is in sense a barometer of
local conditions and especially is that
true in this city. The express receipts
and postal receipts travel along very
closely.
During the coming season it is believed
that it will be necessary to run a special
express car to meet the demands of the
business and this will be an innovation
of which the city may justly feel proud
Every day the train is held here for ten
or fifteen minutes in order to unload the
large amount of express that is brought
in from Denver and points east. A little
later in the season when the tourists be.
gin to arrive the baggage proposition
will be one that will probably tax the ca
pscity of another car. Idaho Springs re-
ceives more express than any city of her
size in the state, according to the records
of the various express companies, and in
summer time Glenwood, Denver and Col
orado Springs are the only points receiv-
ing greater amount of baggage. This
is indeed an excellent showing, and is but
one of the few excellent ones Idaho
Springs can make
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10
Shoulders at His Past.

81 recall now with horror" says Mail
Carrier Burnett Mann, of Levanna, o.,
"my three years of suffering from Kid
ney trouble. 1 was hardly ever free from
dull aches or acute pains in my back. To
stoop or lift mail sacks made me groan.
l felt tired, worn out, about ready to give
up, when l began to use Electric Bitters,
but six bottles completely cured me and
made me feel like new man" They're
unrivaled to regulate Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels. Perfect satisfac-
tion guaranteed by J. J. Sherwin. Only
60 cents
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10
For Sale.

Having purchased the Doves Nest
shaft house aud machinery, the shaft
house on the German mine, the shaft
house on the Belman, also the hoisting
plant on the Windsor Castle-which in
cluds 6x8 friction gear Hendrie & Bolt
hoff hoist and cable, two 36-foot gallows
frames and three 7oo-gallon water tanks,
will sell the above property, purchaser to
buy separately or together.
A z. STRAUB.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10
Fraternals Are Active.

During the present week the Woodmen
A. o. U. W., Women of Woodcraft and
several others have had good big meet
ings, and it begins to look as if the social
life of the city had been well started for
the season. All these meetings are indi-
cations of the proper kind. They show
that the people are in earnest and believe
in the theory that it is always best to en-
joy themselves while they are alive, for
they will be long time dead.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10
HAD A BIG TIME.
Central City workmen Pay Idaho Springs
Lodge a Fraternal Visit.

While it was rather unexpectedly that
the Workmen of the Central City lodge
came over on Monday night they were
treated to the best the local lodge had in
stock Just the same. The boys over there
are accomplishing everything possible to
help the vanquished on this side of the
hill feel that the coming spread before
the Workmen of the two cities shall be
an affair that will forge still stronger the
links of the chain of fraternalism that
binds brothers in the order wherever
they are.
1t has been practically decided that the
banquet will be given either June 10, I5
or II, and those who intend to go will
pay their own transportation from here.
1t is expected that not less than 800 will
visit the brothers on the other side, and
elaborate arrangements are being made
here for the start and there for the recep-
ton.
On Monday night score of the up-to-
date fellows of the lodge in Central City
drove over and enjoyed big time. II
was I O'Clock before any of the members
found that it was time to retire to their
homes A little luncheon of sandwiches,
coffee and other good edibles was served
late in the evening and good speeches,
songs and talks were literally inter
spersed through the course of the even
ing. 1t was plainly apparent that Cen
trail City is arranging for one of the finest
Workman days enjoyed in Northern
Colorado for years. The grand officers al
Denver are taking an active interest as
well in the big day and will be present to
tell the story of fraternalism as expound-
ed by the great order. The Workmen
represent the strongest local lodge in
Idaho Springs.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10

The above cut gives some idea as to
how the Central High school building
will appear when the addition is finished
for which $4,000 was voted in bonds last
Monday.
The vote stood 81 to "A in favor of the
issue of the bonds and was closer than it
was believed it would be. From the state
ments made by those familiar with edu-
cational matters it is undoubtedly true
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10

Try Edwards Bros. special butter.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10
Why Not a State Bolton /?

Central City lodge No. I6, A. o. U. w,
which has just won a membership con-
test with that other noble lodge, No. 2o,
of Idaho Springs, has had manufactured
for their use button of the order of a
unique design. 1t is triangular in shape,
with one of the points at the top, in
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10

came out and little interest was manifest
ed. Without doubt if the election had
been advertised extensively and talked
up to any great extent the vote would
have been to in favor of the bonds
The new addition will have a front
footage of Sc feet and depth OF 76 feet.
1t will contain two stories and basement
with I3 3.foot ceilings. The idea will be to
make the addition conform to the style of
the old one as nearly as possible. Work
will soon commence.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10

which is engraved the number of their
lodge, beneath which is the state emblem
of the order, and underneath both and
across the bottom is the word "Colora-
do" 1t is manufactured in Denver, of
white metal, oxydized in bronze, and al
together makes very neat button, tasty
but not gaudy. Why wouldn't it be a
good idea for the next grand lodge to
adopt some such design for a state but
ton? Let us have some suggestions on
the subject-A. o. U. w. Record.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10
1t Saved His Leg.

P. A. Danforth, of Lagrange, Ca, suf-
fered for six months with frightful run
ming sore on his leg but writes that
Bucklens Arnica Salve wholly cured it
in FIVE days. For Ulcers, Wounds, Piles,
it is the best salve in the world. Cure
guaranteed. Only 25c. Sold by J. J.
Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10

that greater amount of room is needed
for the accommodation of the school pop
ulation.
AT the meeting of the citizens TO first
propose the submission of the bonds it
was apparent that some wire pull ing had
been done and the vote to submit; carried
by three votes only.
During the day the voting was not
brisk. But small portion of the voters
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10

Our new line of mems dress shirts sur
passes any we have ever shown before.
Don't buy your shirts till you see them.
ADoLPH NELSON.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10

You can get fine stock ranch in Mid
die Park cheap, but you'll have tc
hurry" Inquire of c. E. Harvey.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10
Old Soldiers Experience.

NJ. M. Austin, a civil war veteran, of
Winchester, Ind, writes "My wife was
sick long time in spite of good doc
tors treatment, but was wholly cured by
DIR. Kings New Life Pills, which work
ed wonders for her health" They al
ways do. Try them. Only 75c at J. J.
Sherwin's drug store.
Just received, a large line of mems and
boys Covert shoes. Also a fine assort-
ment of mems Oxfords in patent leather
and vici kid-all the newest shapes.
ADoLPH NELSON.
Try Edwards Bros. special butter.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10

Ring us up for anything. Telephone
No. 5II Red. WEINBERGER.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-10

Remember my phone number is Black
513. c. E. Fish, expressman.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-19
Yuba Bill.
carta a IN hijo
san LORENZO, Julio IS de 1909.
Sr. Director de LA DRMoCRAcIA.
Caguas.

Dlstinguido Befior
I'm aEl Pafa~ del dis Il de este mes, spare-
cs una cRrtA armada por mi hijo Martin Ca
rrascuillo Reyes. en- Ia que hahlA de mi igno.
ranclR, sin duda porque psrtenexco al partido
federal. No es ignoranciA no, porque esta 10
pueda caber en- un hombre de 90 Afos que In
misad do sllos IN luehado frents todas las
tirAnfas.
Lo que Of tengo 90 experiencia de In vida
IL que uae enseiA que sl hombre, lhijo mfol no
debe ser velata en- polftIca, si quiers ser respe-
tado. 81 ESQ ll&mas In ignorancis, 20 ts per-
dono; pero Acn6rdate de eatas palabras de IN
padre que be quiere; mo be de1ss mscer mu-
cho en- Ie hAmRc& polfsicA porque el dia menog
psnsado 90 rsvienta In caerda mas debiG reel
hes un .golpe fatal.S Esto te 10 digo para que
otzo bp0 no 10 haga frmar otras palabras como
las que ma diees, sin respetar siquisra mis ca
mas.
Yo is pardono, como he perdonan tus her
manit&s MI sufrimianto cue les has dados , solo
te dirs; &sigue, hiio, sigue. que aIgun dia ts
aeordaras de mis.-Martin C&rrasq uiilo.-A an
xuegc:--LaAndTo GonsAlex.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-19
Manifestation poIftica
Al Director de IA DEMoCRAC1A.

Al Director de LA DEGoCRACxA.
Muy seAor mfo: NE a6lle, dssds an consti-
tuaI6n, nj partido rspublicano; psro esq colee-
AividAd girA en- nm ambiente de traiciones de
odios, por ESQ ma Rleio de ella declArandoms
independents.
70 no quspo en- IN pArtido cuyos hombHes
ronnpirAn contra In AutonomfA, cuyos hom hFea
han aplaudido sl vsi6msn gratuito que el 60
barnAdor de 10 coloniA diriga lA sociedAd
pnaEtoHriqushN.
70 no quepo en- IN partido que toma de
aRmas para Bus luchAss In c@lumniA el insulto.
Me- voy n lAs soledMdeG dc mai hogAFa como
MAtIanS0, como Quevedo BAes. como Hidalgo,
eom0 vasques, como PisrluiSai, como BoTges.
como PaBarsil, como los Bfavoss como BAsora,
como RAldiris, como Medina, como Mendes,
Oomo MaFAnges, como SAbAter y otros otrcs
Da Mllf aMldE6, n ponsrme nj servicio de los que
deAsndsn msjor In libeEtAd y los dsrschos de
mi pais.
LIE supiieo In inSSrci6n do ssaAs linsaI v me
BnseTibo 5. 8.
Sergio Domingucz v Acosta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-19

HAbiAma propussto, segtu anunct6 opor-
AunAmente, no Admitir mas respuestAs In pre-.
kunta que sirVs de base & essas disq uisic!Ones.
PeFo FfAnse uatedeB, AmRbilfsimAs leet0ras,
do los prop6siaos de los hombTeE.
n eeTno feTsentNo Se tmpone de maner&
irrssistibls fatal, ante 6l se inciinAn, ne
AuePcen 6 30 doblegsn las voluntAdes mas mr.
mss, los carAeteres mka huraho', Asperos
brAvf1s.
No pude sastrAerme & esa ley tir6nic&, &
asa iphueneiA ensrvadorA que la muisr elerce
sobPe nosotros, mkxime siendo, como soyI blAn-
DO, muy blAndo de corAx6n.
SC6mo desairar & las dAmGs que. fltinA
hora y prascindiendo de mi advsrtsncia, me
anvfaron sus opiniones?
ConSsituiriA esto nm dslito de lsSa gaIan-
bsriA.
PAracs, Adem6s, que oil temR "a insgotA-
blsi numerosas Tespuessas han llegado mi
rodsr en- estos diss, de las cuales be crtfio
opoFtuno descartAF AlgunAs que eoinciden con
otrAs "a publicadAs.
10 Ponce hay dstsnidaS dos eartss, poF
fAltA do frApquso. seg6a me avisA oil RdminIG-
trAdoF de eorTeos de . uellA ciudad. 81 llegan
G tismpo merecen ser conocidAs, haremos nm
huseo On asia seeci6n IN de ineluirlas.
hastA de preGmbulo.
ConteStacionss,
Croo que dsbsn ser nacidoa del alma sGi
80 que SO 80 dsbs bss&F Q qnisn Sc ame de co
6n.-LGRTo.
ous prosssGo sn6rgicamsnts contra slios,
puss . vsces % bssA quIsn 90 dssea NOR
daR.-Leib0.
QuS no epsFeutsn.-BforGsK6.
Cue % deslixan sobrs lA piel como el sire
sobRS laH ondas, Sin deiar huella.-TeodostG.
Que Ice hAes fAItA an POGO do fusgo.-Pa.
st0eaTf0.
Que Suelsn ssSaf smponsoGA dos. .--SotNr1sa.
Cue cnAnto mas rSpidos, son rnejoFes.--Lt.
Hsa.
Qua SON dssaboTsos como sllos solos, Es-
sssraIda
Cue nae eauban repulai0a
Y 1Astidio claRo estA
puss en reshmens no son
nj ehichA nj limon&.
Amaf6ntO.
Gus snyualvsn muchA fAlAciA.-DofIa Clo.
10.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-19
Ell climen de Guayama
Mas detalles
DE muestro eorreeponsGD


Severe Lorenzo
Dan Ssvsro Lorenzo. smpleado de 10 Inn.
portante casa mareAnsl que gira en- esta pla-
90 baio II raz6n social Sucesores de AmoY6s
pueblos de Patillas y Maunsho efectuAr va
rios eobros nsgoeios de ID indicada casa.
& sueeso
Sc aupona as hallA cometldo el crimen o
ESQ de las 77S Las do In nochs cuando vsnia
este, \ cAbano, del vecino pushlo de Arroyo
Luego de haberssie ssestnado ss encontraron
supRraguas su somhreTo cnAAro pAsos dis.
tantss de su eadAver.
rLas heidas
Seg6n me informe CON I'll m6iico aon 20 las
heridRs.
SIste de revolver y s5 punaladas.
Tambi6n se Is anconRaron muchos rasgu-
nos por difersntes parties del cnarpo, lcs QUE
&c suponen hsilan aldo por ID kramanda lnchA
que sostuvieEa CON sus asaltantes.
Ia noticia
Sc supo en- esta ciudAd pof si pson eami-
nero cue al DIR las desonAcionas de revolver
eorri6 d&r parts las fuerzas rdbiieas.
Disc este - nbien que oy6 excIamaeionss.
Las autoridades en- marcha
Ocho min ntos mas tards ihan en- IN cochs
el aleaids, 1uez municipal Y teniente da In po-
lie1a insular, ssi COmo el medieo municipal, pa
n al sitio del suceso.
Todas las fusrzas r6bIleas DO pusiefon en-
movimient0.
TrasIado del oadaver
ri cad6ver fu6 traslsdado ia casa nhme g.
70 de 10 calle de San Fernando.
kctitud del comercio
El comercio al siRuiente dia tsnfa alberta
una sola puerta, hEstA las 10 luego de esa hora
se cerr6 por com pleto.
Fl entierro
Rssut6 una verdAdera mAnitestsci6n de
duelo.
Coneurrieron 81 todos los eomereiantas
y empisados de estos. atf como todas las ella
ees sociales.
Detencones
Sc han hecho algunas detenciones.
La policfa haee activas diiigsncias por cap.
turaF . los criminales. Estos, se cree sean
tres cuatr0.
EI dinero
Sosr6ehaae que los criminalaa se hallan
llsvado IN huen chased, pues solamepte ell asa.
sinsdo tsnfa en- pspel mesAlico aoy 10 de-
81 bolsillo ilqnisrdo del chaleco Sc ls en-
contr6 roto.
Tambien ~ le enconsr6 81 reloj de oro que
portAna en- si bolsiIlo dsrecho del chaleco.
Loa cgiminaies parece que hicisron uso del
rev6'ver qus poftahs ell loven Lorenxo, pues
aquel Sc sncoats6 en- ell enelo sin balas.
Concentrates
S,n muehos los eomsntarios que ss escu-
chan por casa CiEdad retpscto ai crimen.
impression
Ei del sspelfo del jovsn Lorenso, Ia efudad
estAba mny imprssioneda.
Telegran1as
San muchos los tslegrsmas que Sc han d.
rigido q distintos puntos de Ii isla.
Comunicare mas dstalles respseto al asnnto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-19
SOBRE ABOLICION
LAS PRiMAS De AZUCAR

Los podsrss esle ebrAKkn en- brave nuavas
feunionss sn 10 HAyA, con el IN dc trAtar do la
Mbolici6n do Las primAR On In indugtriA remola'
GhmKm.
Anadsn los dsspAehos que AlsmAniA quie-
re entrAF en- lcs debates dicen que satR ma
ni6n hm mRnitestado sn copfoFmidAd con al zee
snltado De las sesiones sea el gee fusTe.
InglntsEFA deaaA wivAmente one oil pKnyae.
% se ilsva q cAhes an q pE6aimo 6sptismbFs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-19

que suslen tsnsr principle,
pero que no tienen i'm.
CEGrtso.
Que ellos no son apItcabIes estos versos
GEs Ell beso en- ell amor
In msnor dOsis de sxeeso
y, iustAm ente por $50,
son el peligro mayor.
LibegtGId.
Que prehsro los suspifos, poFqus. segun
eI posta, son ebesosa que no se Tera.
Qde auslen ser tan sinesfos como los apre-
tones de mano que cambiRn entire fi los hom-
bres.- CbOTly
Dsbatido suhcientemsnte este punto, vAa-
se ahora eI fallo--sin Apslsci6n-que NOS remt-
to una distlnguida amiga
eYuba Bill: las opinionaa
sobPe hssos de m jerss
aon question de apreciaciones.
SNo We usted cuantas razones
en- distintos parecsres9
GPsro sme han de sonvsnesr
las que exponsn tantAH ballasT....
Ca 10 q1e vamos q vsr
APusden, pues, csnsurar elias
los bssoR en- 10 mu1srp
so2ino que hay que svitsr
que ne declare 10 guerra
3 eGa foKma de bss4r....
xpor qu6 no han de psrdurar
Las c0stnmbres de mi tiargA7
sY 81 es costumbre besarss
las amigaa que Sc sstimsn
luoF que W ESQ . condsnarse?.
l0ae 80 estrujani ique se oprimanI
EI carih0 IA de expresarsei
eEn FesGmen; mai opinion
clara lA deio aquf escrita.
Qae siga II procession.
via gAliina en- enesti6n
que viva. con 81 peptsI.
Clara aurora
onsdan, puss, mis- bsllas iectoras en- liber-
tad ahaoluts de besArse fuidOsamente cuantas
veces deseen oniersn, aunque rSbismos spar-
te dc despecho snvidis los que tengamos 10
dsggraeia de- pressneiar, como meros especsa-
dores, tales demostracfones, ain participaf de
elias.
psrraiAo aconsejarles que no ahusen'..
hrmo.
Yuba Bill.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-19
Root para Londres

81 seerstario de IL guerra Mr. Root, sAldrk
de los Ettados Unid3s eI q del eorrients, con
direcci6n L7ndrss.
Mr Root despues del eorto tismpo que par
m@naesRA On IR capiaaldsl Rsino Undo sAldF6
diractamsnts para Las FIiipinAs con obisto de
invesblgaP poF 81 mismc Ia vaFdAd Dc las aeu-
saciones de barnAris inpntadas ai ej6rciso nor.
taAmsEieRno IN 6AmRT,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-19
e. nuevo E'Maine"

Ha sido botado ri aqua sl nuevo ae0Fasa,
do de To- escusdra americans sMafnes con tal
motivo ae cslebrsron gxandss fessstos se
pronnncisron diseursos patri6ticos que fueron
mny aplaudidos.
Uno de los oradores diio una da las
pruebas mas patri6sicas que pusde oar un
pueblo ca 10 forma como Sc conssruyo el sMaA'
ne.~ Hs aldo construido CON el donativo oe
los nifios de las sscuslAs p6blicas. Termino
diciendo:
nosotrosP
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-19
z. W.Wilson & Compania

Ingeniercs, Eleotrioos = Oontratistas
Sc snvfsn pianos presupnestoa do Aoda
elass ds trabafos sisstrfcos.
MaqninartRs. Matsriales y yAeesssrios slSc.
srieos.
Apartado so1. 1.--san Juan P. B. als.