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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE.

A conference OF the Sunday schools
OF the Latter-dsy Saints viii convene
in the Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, sun
day evening, April 9Th, at I O'Clock.
Stake and ward officers and teachers
are requested to attend and an invita-
ton to be present is cordially extended
to the public,
JOSEPH f. SMITH.
GEORGE REYNOLDS,
JOS. NJ. TANNER,
General SUPPLEMENTARY.
GEO. d. PYPER.
Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

1t Is the opinion OF Dr. w d. Nc
clintook, dean OF the University col.
lege of Chicago that Ameri-
can children are lrreverent be-
cause they do not get dash Of
nonsense now and then at home or in
the public schools, They get enough
nonsense, far too much in fact II is
Of the solemn, pretentlous make believe
kind. But If the good doctor means
that children get too little romping
and frolioking, meriment and mirth, he
is not far wrong.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

The children Of a famous novelist
Of the day want their father to hy-
phenate his name and to get legislative
authority for the same. A person who
wants his name hyphenated should be
allowed to perform the operation. II
is sign that such person has suffered
syncope OF common sense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

It seems a queer sort OF decision, that
OF the Wyoming supreme court which
holds that the leasing Of the railroad
sections gives control OF the alternate
government sections on the same the
DRY why should not leasing of the gov
ernment sections give control Of the
alternate railroad sectlons2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01
Now york Man and Exnress.

After the transfer, what2 There may
be breakers ahead. II there are, We
shall be prepared for them IN some
fashion. But we are not straining a
point 70 insure ourselves against them.
We are taking, nationally, an optlmis-
tic view of the situation We have
committed ourselves as a people to this
view. and shall stick to e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

The ship Windward, well known from
Arctic explorations. has arrived In New
York, whore Il win be fitted out for a
return to the far north with the pur-
pose Of bringing home Lieutenant
Peary Mrs, and Miss Peary are to
go with the vessel north to meet the
Lieutenant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01
Kansas city World.

The Cubans win have great jolliil-
cation when the Americans give up
their sovereignty Of the island and en-
bark their soldiers. but 1t is not at all
improbable that before many moons
they viii be singing, Come back to me,
sweetheart"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

Had the injury to the Meteor III oc-
CURED IN Germany, some one would
have had TO answer 10 the charge Of
lese majestic or something else equally
horrible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

The proposition 10 establish high
schools In the county was voted down.
II is at most temporary check and
not a defeat, The motto should still
be- III at first you don't succeed, try.
try again"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

The death Of the Roman Catholic
archbishop OF Glasgow, Dr. Charles
Eyre. was announced few days ago.
He was a scion Of an OLD English
Catholic family. Dr. Eyre. 81 Is said.
was highly esteemed. lie was deeply
interested in the local history Of the
church In western Scotland. and his
papers on the old Glasgow cathedral.
now a place Of Presbyterian worship.
are Of much value. Or. Eyre.
also published history o. -. Cp,h
bert which has passed through several
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

The outlook ct present is that Provo
may not get the assay office. one
objection is, according TO Director Of
the Mint Roberts. that the production
Of gold throughout the world is becom-
Ing excessive. Even " this were so.
which IL is not. how could an assay
Office in Provo contribute TO the excess
sive production? An assay Office there
would mot certify "gold bricks"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahoma
are Knocking at the door for admission
TO the Union. If the door is not open
ed'unto them they VIII turn the gentle
tapping into a vigorous kick.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

A gentlewoman In Chicago named
Gentleman, is suing her gentleman for
divorce. If Mr.. Gentleman is a gem
tleman he will not oppose the divorce
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01
ST. Louis Globe Democrat.

As long as Cuba has an option on
annexation, the island cannot be said
TO be staring ruin in the face. Cuba
has only 10 become a part of our terri
tory to bound at once into a condition
OF high prosperity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

A strong effort II TO be made 20 Sc
cure a trial for Rathbone convicted In
Cuba Of postal frauds in the United
States, or else TO obtain a pardon for
him. OF his guilt there seems not to
be the least doubt The great trouble
seems to be that he got justice and his
punishment was made TO iit his crime
The idea seems to be held by a good
many people that fair trial means an
acquittal, the retention OF stolen prop.
crty and the maintenance of the STATUS
quo ante socially.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

Just now Senator James X. Jones is
finding the political pot very much hot
ter than the famous Arkansas Hot
Springs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

The Mayor has vetoed the salary
bill, but up to the time Of going to
press no designations had been sent in.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

Judging the future by the past II
probably never win be known whether
COLLINS snIeIded or was murdered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

In Harvesting alcohol to labor, work
men should be careful not TO get any
of II into their mouths.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

No one need be surprised II the par
Elephants in the wireless telegraph war
make the air blue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

Man appears 10 be more foolish on
April l than on other days, but in
reality he Isn't
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

Those who have figured on no tariff
concession 20 Cuba seem TO have used
the Baconlan cipher
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

Up to date all the news about the
triumph OF wireless telegraphy comes
by wire
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

Helena policemen strike. New York
policemen club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

As soon as the treaty Is signed please
write II American West Indies"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

The April number OF The Forum
opens with a paper by sydney Brooks
IN which the author treats on the Phil
ippine problem and draws some lessons
from "The Example Of the Malay
States' under Rrtlsh rule. Among 9TH
or papers arc "The Anglo.Japanese AL
llance." by A. Maurice Low. and
Prince Henry's Visit" by Prof. Paul
s Beinsch. In educational matters.
Yale is renresented by Prof Ladd's pa
per on THE Disintef-atlnn and Recon
struction Of the Curriculum" and Har-
ward by Prof Hanus' criticism Of "Our
Chaotic Education" while Mrs VI. X.
Genthe. a Heidelberg Pm. D.. gives an
account NJ the present position Of "Wo-
men az German Universities" a timely
sketch Of the Characteristic tactics OF
1.-THE Boer In Battle" is contributed by
y. Rose a former resident IN
the Transvaal. In an article entitled.
"Is England being Americanizod2 ~"
Iierbers W. Horwl replies 10 paper
on that subject IN n former Issue OF thu
same magazine New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01

editions. and book, entitled "chn.
dren Of the Bible
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-01
RECENT PUBLICATIONS,

The April number of the Improve
ment Era opens with a continuation Of
the History of the Prophet Joseph,
by Lucy Smith. 1t Is an exceedingly
interesting narration OF events In the
earliest history OF the Church. which
can be read with much profit by all.
"Theism VS. Atheism Is a good paper
on that theme. by Rulon M. owen,
"The Castle Builder" by Nephi Ander-
son. is continued. This Is followed by a
biographical sketch OF Martha Jane
Kuowlton Coiay the lady who wrote
the history Of the Prophet at the die
tation Of Lucy Smith. WAS It Pre-
disposition or requirement. Is a
question discussed in a letter which
contains much excellent counsel 10
young men. "Some Features Of Japan
csc Life" are interestingly described
by Elder Alma o. Taylor. This arti-
Gle is illustrated. Professor Chamber
lin. OF the Brigham Young College,
Logan. writes about THE Isthmus Of
Panama" and Elder Henry Naisbitt
contributes an article under the cap
ton, "Watchmen. What OF Your
Charge" Lending Events" are dis
cussed by Prof. j. NJ Tanner. There
are two excellent editorials by Presi-
dent Joseph +. Smith one "A Step in
the Right Direction showing the
progress Of what is called Mormon
ism" as q force In the religions world;
and the other Hobbies" very time
~ warning against one-sidednrss in
faith and practice. Questions and
Answers" conclude the number. The
frontispiece Is a portrait OF Mrs. Mar
tina ]. Coray.-Templeton Building,
Salt Lake City
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-06
Al pueblo, al Gobernador
AL AT roRNEY

inocente; paro sampoco pusde asegurar que
sea cuIpahle4
e geffoK Lindsay obf0 de tigero y ooRo IN
tuAtAmsnts
Por 10 que atans al tslegrama. vuelvc y
Pepito, qua au redacci6n era tan natural en- mi
como en- cuslquiePa otro. =
Nj con ojoa de lines se puedsn ver en- 81
amsgos Gcttpos de poIftics.
In poitlca activa IL hace el sefior Comi.
Sionado, prsstGndoas. aunqus da an nodo In
conscienta, - servir de medic para odios polih-
Mr.. Lindsay ME hixo sabar . mi que, de
estAr 20 mstido an In casa, &tsndiendo mis
&suntos, no me huhisra oeurrldo bal pareanes
psro set& eq uivocado al Honorable Sanor Yos
como ciudad&no libre que soy, tsngo derecho,
sin faltar Q L. Lsx, para pasaAr sentsrms
donde meior me plazes, porous las GALES los
p&seoa p6blieos SO hiclsron para eae mao.
De 10 ccntrario, 81 tras 10 privacion De ID
ingereneiR politicR, se le rohihiess . los MACS
tros 10 ssiids de sus casass entoneeg. mas
valera que fpgresaran en- una Trapa 9 ne en-
tsrraran vivos.
Yo, ueftor Comisionado. no SO 10 die sn
50 oncina, porqus, 10 veFdad me di6 verge sn.
30 psrc hoy, p6hlicamants, ls connesO 10
siguiants: Que tango SO amos. soy easado. con
sells hijoss eStuvs en- Europa conlo 10 kf1oR. sefs
en- nm colsgio cuatro en- una universidsd /;
que despu6a de este he adquirido mueha prke-
tica en- el rnundo social, y, cr6Rlo Mr. Lind
say, eonoEco sl trato de gsntss, y 10 obligaeion
precisa de tcdo el que Vive en- plsna soeiadsd.
70 ruego Ai Honorable Attorney que se
fie en- sodo 10 que relate.
Aqui sdlamente exists ana trans.
Una trama burda para inusilfsArnas.
Los ottos caFgos son tan nimios que no
merscen nj eI deseargoi psro como Mr. Lind
say parAea consederles tAnta importancia,
mahsna, en- mi dltimo srtieulo, aeapaf6 poF
graves.
Hasta manAna puss.
ID. Gouzalez Garcia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-06

ExIsts otro cargo.
Cargo grave, segun Mr. Lindsay.
PsRo que 10 10 pnede saT 9rIta ningune Far.
soma que Sc pFssts de 1ustR.
Elta cargo ne rensrs un teIsgrAma d&ti-
gido Dor mi 81 senior Palmer.
He aquf sn tsxso, POGO mks msnos
GSAntisgo B. Palmer pitAl.
TrsintA y oeho tederalss dstanidos: Snpli.
Que GobeTn2dor Ruspend1 1uieio CSguRs ON.
Vfs invsStigAci6n heehoB.
Gon1Glss Gsrcfs.s
Esss tslegrGmA tisns an sxplieRei6n.
El senior Comiaionado HRbs que 20 soy fe'
dSrAl.
En- virtud ds una sucia trama viImsnts
uFdida por Rlgunos republicanOs de squf, SEINE
pPetsndi6 snrsdaP en- Ago qua 81 Nm NO fue
NADIA, CON oil noble objeto de que 9pareciassyos
Professor, inmiSeuido en- dsturhios motineE
Lo eonhiguieron.
All vsrms san inicuaments aeuaado, nd vi
obFA seduction que tslegrahar nj stfllr PAlmPr.
Era IN s&Eo po'itico rscurrf al Jsfs del
PRrtido.
El que mas intereu podrfa tomarss cor oil
Gobernador para avitar Atropello.
EI cAso NO era para Hseurrir Mr.. Lind
say.
Mr.. Lindsay me hubiera contsstsdo:
y mf. =. Squea Rscurra ustsd nj Nun
eio, que 20 10 tango que ver on ssos asuntoT.
ri hecho Ga 81 no fue 6trn cosa que una
Asonada sstdpidA para deHAerediaArms.
Hoy eSe hseho est4 an poder de los Traon'
males, los Trilounalas dscararAn Of soy Gull
Poro hastA qua ssos Tritunalss dseidan.
no es quien Mr Lindsey para antsponsrse ser
1uicio, dseIar&ndome REQ para quitarns unA
ssenslA.
70 sstoy saguro de que BIZ Lindsay no
10 del sr6n nte por el nero hecho de que
cuAlqulsr vseino le dtsra II CANA de infAraAr-
10.
Yo ereo qua Mr. Lindsay, para su sertsn-
ola, dsbiA esperar por la de los iusees que han
El Isnor Lindsey pusds dudAr qus VI ssa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-06

Ia correspondents sssG anRnsiada para las
10 90 d. %.
nEREooMnNDA1os 8 nasssFos amigos
is hotal @Chs Marinas. San Jos9 no /, CAPITAL.
PoF na dia do hospadajs, IN dollar.
Anochs hubo una laYga interruption ca al
asrviGio da los caPTos elAetrie0s, pues NO fun
eionaFon desds las seis de la taTds kassa las
nusVe de la noehe.
Apaaar de is interruption en- sl servlcio de
los e&Fros slsctrieos, oil PaTque sstuvo Rnoche
eompleiarnants Anlmado. Sc bail6 hasta las
ones y media.
LA NsPANoLA.-Fonda y posada con
vista al mar pr6Rima ID astaei6n del farro-
earrll.--Tetusn 81 90.
Ofrscs sSta easa las me1ores eomo6ida-
des para el pasa1eRo. Oomida Il L. earta como
convenga prscios m0dieoc.
Hahitasiones freacas bian vensiladas y
bafios
Hosraas;@a sbonos, preeios sonvsneio.
nalaS. P.
SOclkndo es Que Sc estanleGe el aIumbrado
on In plaza do Colon In salida de Puerta de
TierRaT La ohseuridRd o. tai por esos sitios
que muehas personas SO abaslsnen de eoncu-
Hrir poR ellos.
Lsa fesrstas que - verinsAn los skbados
an 10 raferida plaza de Colon, resnltan muy
daslucidas, cAuaa Dc que las f&rnilias no se
atrsvsn eoneurriE elias por ID obseuridad que
aIlf reias.
Muy comenbadA 60 IL actitud del sener
Oros8s, al votar con nuestroa adversarios ell
AeueFdo do dos iueces repubIieanos nm fe-
deKaI.
I'm IA principle SO assgur6 que orosas ha.
bia vot&eo contra aae acuerdOs despu6s &c Rsa-
gur6 que habfa votado On bianeo y itimamsn-
30 80 In Babido que vot6 y favor.
GUSTAV MUOHO sn ssta Capital los ~
baeos inarca eel Rss 6men,S de la f6briea dal
safior Ckdis. Los hsmos vist0 en- varlos eata-
blsetmfsntos los que GUSTAV de lunar busn
tabAcor lpg solicitan con inter6s, per sn ira ba-
Jo samerAdo y exquisite aroma. S. c0noce
que no eHlpIsa On ellos la mejor rama de IL
1ala cue est&n exentoE da toda msxcia.
HA fngFsssdo en- 81 paPtido federal IN me-
dieo qla fn6 prohombra daI Kspublicaniamo en-
el ayuntamiento de esta capital.
Eate respstabls cAballeFo harA una mani
festaci6n fdbiieA uno do astoa dfas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-06
san JUAN
NOTAa POR aJGDRRI 10

OetnbYe y
BalndRmes AfectnosAmsnss nj snigb don
P6dao Yusty que AeabR do ragresaE dc EhFopa
donde hA pasRdo sl vsT&no gon "a rsspGaabis
fAmlliE.
MAnAna asle para 10 isa don Maximlliano
AviiAs, sncaFgAdo del dspArtamsnto dG sus.
ericlonaS del sSAn Juan NeHaS
III LIQUIDO MILAGRoSO lil-Dssdb que
los sRfiorsa Cndiarno, Lopez Compahfa, tu-
VieFon lA fslis idea de AdqulPlr dar como.
esr al pneblo dc Puerto Rico. n exquIsita
va aDreditadh carvex& GLA UNION PUERTO
RR1QUENAP. n6tass una incltnRei6n muy
AesntuadA oil I'm que tRnto persigus oil Hsnor
Hay quisn assguFA qua eAdR bRrril da GER
vsSR, equiv2le en- el Amino ia los consTlnido-
res. o tres siosasntisimos diacursos del Hefior
Diehs csrvesa contiens gran d6sis dc pa
tRiotiamo; aaf % que el que In pruabs y 10
pAladss, NO pusds por msnoI que gritar fIl Que
veDga In Union III
Sc han snviado Ia isla muchos sjdinp
res del manifesto del DirecIorio q timArnsnts
pnbllcAdo.
NIL sSAE JsRn News. hs sido dsnuheiado
Ans0 10 oorte por los Gsnores BArbosA E.ossy.
Estos aeiiores pidsn dies nail dollars De In
dsmnisaei0n nj coltga.
-..s Deads hAea mucho Msrapo goxa de- gran
Hoy 90 la f&voritA del phbileo puea aus lcorss
son los mejores que 10 fAbri:an.
EstR fAbrieR especial In confaeei6n
do ron, puaa HuR mareAs SON exeelentsa.
El RON mArcR aEl Trolyb % el que ae pona
an todRg lAs m0sas dc los hcltelaa easat par
tieularss. F.
El dih dc hoy he sido telnpsstnoso, pass ha
psrEnaneeido IIoViendo dssde ls mAdrugada.
Tambi6n hR santidc nm fuerts Vtento
Rorta.
Ksta asYds 90 sask esIebrando nm eli piSn-
dido msstirg g obEsro fociAlisaA en- Bio Pladras.
4THH HIrLVETIA0.-29, CALLS de In Uruz
T3rAn casa dc hu6apades. GTahls D. E[oteD
Aponanbon para familiAs ptrsonAs sofas Oo-
midas = SO csitavos eubierto Banjo. Telafono
f0R AuartadO correo S9D. Plopietario |
EehiRa.
nrrfta esgnsfA
)tro Messing repHblieano &c estA varlfiean- |
p.-S~ AZ TIarrM. MI Que ha concaFrido |
u0 ~ 1890 r6meYo de repnbIisanos do San /
IN rmss Al aouel harrIo no hay gsHts da /
ess pRFtIdO.
..sA,6 para Ton EstaAof UnI- /
.a 1907 .sphiIedalphlas, Tn gaeog'iia 90
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-06
GRAN SASTRE RIA
DE r MONT'ES
Fortaleza 28.- ALLEN St. 28-

En- este ant7 aceditado becmento ademas de
Iugeses Franceses encontra&
hschos de asimr de todas medida
mi suItido de corbatas trane
psra cuao punos, camsas Negg6e blanca
De para Fack Smokn otros srtfcu
..ra acafa llaroe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-06

Sc hAllA entsrmo en- MAysRnsx nuassro
distir guido coFrelfgi0nario don Jos6 de Diego
PoH eEe motivo no pudo &Hissir MI meeting
federal CUE debs habsrse csiebrado aysr en-
LRrsR.
Daieamos an MISUNDERSTANDING.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-06
Manifestaciones . poIlticas
Fajarto, sibrs 80 d. 1892
Sr. DlaeeAor da LA DEAoCRAtuA.

81. Dl4eeAor da LA DEMoCRACuA.
Caguas.
Muy slfior mfo do mi mRynF considers-
el6n: lie agradeeerA aa sirva dar cabids en- su
ilustrada nuhlienci6n las signisntas ifneass
dictadas pbr In VOC de mi concisn:iai sin que
. elias m . iobifgass IL perauhei6n lie nadie
Ls arstieipa Las grReiaav qnndo De ustad
alto. 9. g. d. b. ., m.-JosS Gusnr1l1
En unl momento de- loeuxs, haio IL inaen-
safes qus nos produce eaGa y anmentAds, sin
duda CON los cantos de siFena de los proh om-
bres del partido rapubIicano de FAiasdoi olvi
dando Iaa sanas doctrinas que mi querido pa
DIRE supo inculear en- oil alEna do sus hi1oH; ol :
vidsndo, fspito, la nobIs conduGsR del partido
federal aunsricaao. que Iabora ircssantam enss
por oil bis7 de mi patraa, sobre todo, 10 mu
cho que ella Is dabemos. ne 1nscrtol 50 al
libro rsgtatro del partdo fsruhliesno os q ;
jardo.
Y eotno ya no sufro (s Dig de esa eegues
que ms llsv6 o sus fIas; come vuetvo > ID ins,
saIido do iaa sombfaE, come - p1enso abo'
como 20 aiento hondop me rs1rsfgo del smsrl-
sAdo paftido quedo por da proIso s n actlsna
indepsn dients. interim no necenfse de nj Voso
nuestra qusrda patEiA Puerto kaeo.
Jose Guzman.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-06

R@P@ @uR@R wm R0mRwHmd@
en nm dis tome Ina PASTILLAS LAXAN-
TEG IDE RRoMO-Q -QUININA. III botieario
10 devolvar6 oil dinsr0 nj NO Bs cura. LIN Arma
10 n. w, GROVE 10 halla N eada eaiiaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-06
Oaguas. Ostnbre 10 1909.
81. Dirsetor Dc LA DEAlocRAoIA.

Oaguas Ostnbye 10 1904
81. DirseHoF de LA DEAoCRACIA
Presents.
Mny ae1or mfo RuegelIa ussed 10 digne
hacsr phblieo an "a instEato peri0dico In si-
guisnss scIsraci6n.
Haee pr6ximaments IN 3 10 hico rkblieo
en eHts mfsmo psri6 sico mi deglkraci6n da In
dspsrdiente. habiendo antas pertenecido nj
parsfd0 repunicano
Dacha manifestation Ii hiea primero, ere
yendo con este phao cnnarfbtIr con mi peqne 10
6soIO al hieneatar ds mi desaraeisdx patrfa. =
segundo. aer como antsa ara eonsiderado de-
todoa mis- harmanoa puertorrlquefias
Paro visto que me hs colOcado en- una al
tuaci6n maa crfsica one la anterior. ouiero eon
esto dlsipar cfertAa dudaa uha exiaten an arr
bos pArtidos, dseiarfndome nor segunda vax
neusrsi on Ias cuntisiadas g,t,ifttcssy deaenso
dc est<echar On mis- brasns todos ufs ouaridos
hsEnsnos, naeidos como 10 an este dasuraeis.
do pnarto pobra.
siay da usted o. o,
francisco csbRIlsro J Forss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-06
.r. Director de La DRnooRAorA.


9r. Director de LA DRMooRAoIA.
May aeffor mIoi
L4A sgradecsr4 90 airva dar pnolicidad en-
Ias Columns de 81 iussrad0 peTi6i'co, > Ias
sguishtss lfneas. por euYo favor le anaicipa
las gfacias su fno. ys. q. q. b. .. N.
JiEa4p crua Mercado.
Ehtualasmado con las prtomsBas de pros.
psridsd bianastaf del partido republieanc,
para hyndarle en- su patei6fica obrs, fugras6
en- suS dlas, dkndole mi hunlilda veto dssde
las prsmsras slacciones aanf cele bradas, hasta
seta fAeha an que de aus Alan ma sepsre.
C3nvencido hog que dicho partido, NADIA,
como ho sea esc4ndAlos, puAie dar nuaatra
infsEI1 patris, ingrsso en- oil eaderal smaricano,
SECURE de eumplir dignamenta con los dahsres
patrids. a aqusllos solo los gufa sl msdro
pers0haI; o vosotrou os gufa 81 patriotismo v
oil dasbo, por tanto. de vsr Er6spsra fslix .
mi qukrlda Borirq rquen; aqnsllos han pratendi.
do ' rretenden manehag Ii oandsra de In pa
tria, due ustedes trsniolan many alto, Dor 10
que 2osotros os habGls hsGho acreedorss nj
amor .ds aodos los puaraorriquefios, ellos MI
daspraeio de todos loe afudAdanoa.
ISgraao. pues, er. ell pagtido fadeYaI con
todo tai eoroa6n, proponi6ndome Iuchar Dor ST.
oIledo DO nsted atto, - Q. eorEeIigio-
nsgics
Juan Cruz Msrcado
fEx Presidents del Sub l.tmitS rspuhliesno
del harrio de oapifansio.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-06
Visquss, Sd as Sure 100;
Sir, Director de- LA DEMosIsACIA,

Muv safior mfo: HaRsa aver habla perks-
nseido III partido repnblicano, poFque crefa
que tr&baiRba-por Ell bienestar de! pals, paro
81 YER que soIRmsnte prsdicaba poR nnessros
campos ell odio y ID venganza; al YER qua han
llevado . mi patris 81 fnsondsb4a sbiHmo de 10
escl&vitnd; sinti6ndorna hoy huen pusTtoxri.
quefo, th,a separo d. 81 y entro de lleno nu-
trfr las nlss del gran partido faderal america
no dnieq que LENA las aspirscioi1as de nuessFs
querida 3orinqusn.
Da uatad e. fnocnrrafgionnrfo,
Eugenio Berm1dez.