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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
O0RTADlLL0.

Hab'6 despu6s un distinguido corfeligiona.
rio de Cayey cuFo nombre sentimos no racor-
dsr, stgui4ndole en- s' nso de 10 palabfA eI iovsn
don e. PEonesA de Guayama. Los dos reel
bieron merscidog spisusos.
HAb por hitimo al doosor don Victor
atierrez mAnifestnndo que, habiendo deaspa.
rocido las causAn que al pesar ls obis aron O
rsttrarse de 10 polistca ActivA, entraba DO nua-
vrmSnts de lleno = iuchar con noaotros con ia
rs y sI antusiasmo de siemprs. Esta faanf ag
taei6n f rsethlda con unG saliva do aplauaoa.
El i11r G asisrrss estuvo slocusntfsimo an
su bUen dtscurso san patri6sico como en6sgico
e Auditorio ia oy6 con ensusiasmo indescriptt
bic y n&dte deseAb& que terminarR aq uellA ora
cion eompuastR de pensamisntos tan eevAdos
imAGene tan bslAs.
e orAdor arranc6 much0s iustoa aplau-
SOS D ~ coDcurgsncia.
Por nuestra parss paesnos consiRnar que
ssntimos verdAderA SAti. fAeci6n nj podsr con :
tar con 10 coopsraeiSn de slemenao tan valioso
como 10 ga sisshor G 4tisrres, para Ia campa-
d. electoral qns ss intcta.
Et &messingS tsrmin6 dsntro DEL mayor
orden, iAs aeis de In sArde.
Antss de ssrminAF an dato que 90 impor-
tants; 90 dicha asambl hsbiAn dies v seis re-
pub icanos.
EtAban al euatro por clsnto.
Oorresponsal.
Salinas, Agosto s de 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
Ricardo Gomez.
Gran meeting, en- Salinas

Como estAba snunefHd0 cslabr6Is ell do.
lmipgo nm espleadido messing de propaganda
fedarAI On 10 casa dc DnepsRo amigo DON Oefs
rino Dutno, baFrio de @ IebrGdA YxguG.
Da nnda vmli0 In 0polici6n Dc nnestros nd.
ysFaAFioa puestA en- pr6cIicR desde el primer
Inomanto para que no 90 efscbura aqusI Reto.
+ Tla nRdA hnbiarA Waldo todo cuRnto pPetsn-
dieYan hAesr sllog para contansr si ssntimisn.
ho fadaPMi El meeting &c tfseau6 y fES va
10 vieron los del gruptso--nnA dsmostraei6n
nalnahle de nuesbrAs fusFzAs en- sQuel bArRio.
las cuAhro de In BaFde hAblan mAH Do
euasrocI0ntAS peTsonAs IeunldAs ffenfs In
CASA dai amigo DGtfio.
sitnado como assG dacho barrio > regular
dfatsncta de los pueblos de Oayey 0naJAma,
no fu4 ESQ motivo sUfcisnss para que oslsrAr
de asIssir a. respsaa bes cignihinos CORE
ltgtonnFfoB do oicEon pnsolos' Cue con % eon
rnrsc, disron mayor rsAIae aqaal neFmoao
hGt0. 49, .x :, .3a Aor
ss1.rn preaidents daf snb ccmit6 de- In
Juwsngud, prcp cian10 an honfa0 pAsEioh0o
niasnHab, qua fa6 may aplsnaido'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
A DlESTRO = SlNlESTRO

EI domingo pasado vsriHe6Ie un smse
hDgD repnblicano on JuncoG
Era cola de OR 1m&s CaEri6n MAduro.
Como M pndo dAr susita & sus esmbots.
ll@dnpS en- Y&bucoa HomA Acao, Eprovach6 10
coynRturH para desPAcnarse & su gusto v 40
mar el degquits.
Con fraae fncoFrsctS, con psnuria de is
Riea FA1onA mientos, La eunprsndi5 contra lss
nguPRs mss prominsntss de nuestro pRrtido.
mAjKderfa visue, ma iadeEfA va, puso de
orc y SIul n M Muno1 r vera, ID Hsrminio D.aS
yAd de Diego.
Essuvo necio rAnpl6n,
en- essA nuevA v1gAdA
diefon Otf& cam panDdH
las campanRs de Oarri6n.
~@x
Por Peapeto nueatroa IsctoreS, no az po-
Bibla que trAig&mos estas coiumnaG los des-
Ahogos as NAL g6nsro clua 90 entrsg6 aas
orRdor ambuAnse, cuyA ofatOrta churrigue'
FaseM no pudo m6 oos de hAcsr reir & gran par
ts del AuditoFio, sobre tcdo en- aque'los para
foS grsndiiocuenteG, cultos slevAoos en- qus
hablAbR de - buenA c7sftG, del buen c0ctscbO
del buen c0bGLttt0 (sfc).
Squ& diremos oh names iIu4trss de CAsts-
larry DsmGstsnes cuAndo, Hint6 1dose fnvS-
dido por e' sAcro fuego de la insptraci6n, y
AcFeci6Ld' CD ante L. pfasencia Gel cApit6n
BsrTfoS, smpe6 looueiones tan subIimes como
AqusliA ds Gperro no come perroS. ...P
Viendo como vomitaba iniurlAs, sin res
petAr siquisrA las damaa fsderales, agunos
ifharoS, entire ABustAdoS y recGlosos, exslama-
Il EI demonio del hombre h.. Es nm
Mcnts Pelele....
procurAb&n coloeaFss respectable dis
tMnolR del Grader.
Habi6 fuerta y habl5 duro,
v, ~ hn, murmur6 AN gu&s6l:
-GT1 Ger&s CaEKi6n :. Maonro;
pero NO est&s en- sAH6n.1
###
Entire otrAs linde1As, ne per miti6 daeir que
Mum n Rivera NO era mas qua IN ifoaro en-
Rrei1o, procsdents de an pnehieciiio-B Arran'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09

q qaItaa-aeuyo psrfus stro no hacfa vsints hom-
bress tT-xtuaI)
MI1Sster diStt
Como ss possible t1mar en- ssrio nj concs-
der iD p0TtGnefa . aam siantes pRtochadas?
ESQ que O3rri6n las aeha de h3mbra
iustFs 10, de postA da crftico, TODD en- ma
pieza
Vaya con ell domino Lueasl......
~
En <mestingss de propaganda.
hahlaudo sin son nj son,
1qul6n vsces ga demands?
CdrTS6T.
20 ,i6a 30 apsliida Maduro
no madnro de iuicio
sin6 piAtanO pintbn,
YEN lengusj asag obscure
todo 10 SAGA de qnieio
sin motive nj rsz5nP
CGTTf0n.
rs
10 1i6n. presumisudo de quito,
por ce7lt6n dice eest6n,
y&peia siempFe 81 insulto2
Carton.
SQai&n 40 cIfsico las eeha
y con frescnra in2udita
da iscct6n 8obrs lecci6u,
de elias no 10 aprovecha
cuando harto las necesita
para aumsntsr su Instruction?
CGrTt61.
~**
20 li6n, cusndo If )ia 6 aspeta
alguna parorsci6n,
nj p6 5lfca no respataf
Carton
20 li6n, d sf propio ae llama
81 4sido borfnduef11
yes s6io nm vAte rsmpi6n,
ain m9ritoa sin f&ma
tan pesado como un lef1o,
puss lie fslta insuiracl6np
tydTTi6n.
NO Va mas,
OORTADlLLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
10 cue CO
DON RTCARDO GOMEZ
Ds nusstro querido colsgs ala BfaiRa. de
MAyAguST, tomAmoa 10 slgnIsnae;
<ALTO AHI....
<ALTO All.

RepstIdas vecsE &c ha ocup8do de mi In
pFenNA yepub tcADR,Ten fi6ndoss . In ASRmblea n
del dis 30, Atribuy 6udoms fEAses que aatuvis.
ron eStsn ny lejus De ha 2srIas proferido yo.
Dice que die que eli parttdo federal esta-
b. mDsrtu,t nSoA mas fais0, puss 20 no podia
decir 10 ma ia mentirA iD1utticiA.
Lo que dile--y eSto no 10 dice To- pfeneA
feppbiieSna- f. que aIpArtido federal, aun-
que fusSts RI busIo, le conveDfa IL uni6n con
los Sismt ntos que Se haitian aeparsdo del otro
pATtldo, Sifnoo lea ftferidus elamentoe 10 me.
ior Que ei p.ltido repuhieano conss ba en- su
GeDr; que atf noaotFos, . cImbio de sserifcAr
oil NOMBRE oeI psrsido, conaegDirfSmos In
Nofs oe, parli6o TerubIicBpo antas de 10
ahto no qespeT@ For eonaigniente 10 sAlvAci6n
nit me Fstro pals.
oRganilloP fLe 10 que die, ESQ es 10 que djgo y
morcilIA, AieAF4 mas tarde. IAastimA qoe nc le
lu, en- lgFAs.''
dad, ~ Rioa sdo H0r,o7.
fauufB S ~SAA0A'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09

e.. SlEMan0 o. cuBA

El Senadc de Cuba aprob6 un
<bill> autorizando al Tesorero pa
ra que contrate IN emprestito por
cuenta del gobierno, a fin de sa
tisfacer la deHda de la repdbli "a J.,
lneluyepdo con preferencia ell pa
go del ei6reito hbertador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
Eel FIGARO"

IuteFesapta como siempra viene ell t!timo
nt nero de EL FIGARO de la FL AbAna.
CAdA ola &C Cqllsre mayor popnlAridsd en-
aHtA fsiA l1 FevisGA de Pichsrdo.
EsAu aRente general Ell Puerto Ri3o, nues
tFo amigo oon JoaA L LAbrAdor de San joan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
Buenos CorreIigionarios

5s hAllAn en- ssAs eindAd nusatFos buenoG
E0PPsttgI IonNrios o. hAhii 1uFtseonsutto don 10
40 MAIlA CuadFA al SEe1ts judicial don Gan
nsIArio L0pes, de HumAcAo.
El hJR CuAorA inHerSino obAenienGn nm
lEnAAdo HiGnfo en- un fncioenta que suFgiG en-
nD pseibo civil On Que Nevada In RepResente
ei6L conbrAriA al sbs gAoo ponte.
HAludnmos D Am oos compahiotas. y fsliei.
GAmua III at fioE OuAdrA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09

El propio Senado dispone que
SO anmenten sigunos derechos so.
bre Las importaciones para facili.
tar el psgo de los intereses de di>
cho empEestito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09

& Los anemicos, los ra- !
: qufticos, los atacados con !
: frecuencia de catanos, !
: los paludicos y cuantos !
5 de:seen verse vigorosos !
s deben tomar la EMUL- J
! SION DE SCOTT porque +;
g es Ell medicamento mas :
: ValiosO en- el tratamientO /
( del raquitismo y anemia !
I infantil, porque es un ali ;
) mento prOduCtOr de grasa
! del mas alto grado; p0r-
) que es el tonico yreCons-
1 tituyente mas poderoso !;
! conocido. /
! Certificates de me-
J dicos 10 han dicho: para
1 los enjutos de pecho,
J para la tisis, resfriados y;
s catarros cronicos, MIN
) g,una medicina eS mejor
! que la EMULSION DE
: SCOTT.
q SCOTT & BOVINE, Quimieos, New York
Y De ventR en- las Bodcass
= IA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
NJ Manifestacion
YAbncoA, Agosto de 1902.
SF. Director de La DEMoCRACIA.

SH. Director de LA DEMocRACIA.
C4guas.
Muy st1or mfo amigos En- az PAiss ds
San Juan, seR6n me Ian iLiormAdO Aigunoa
amigos, ApArsce mi nombrs suscrioiendo una
40 ssI6n nj pRrtioo repUnlicAno como soJ
fadsFAl de eoFR36n, como so debe ser TODD busn
hie ds Pnerpo Rico, qaisrp hsceF consaBr qua
fLf sorpFe ndido ora heo de ofuHcAc,0a
poE dos p' ,rss que crsfA rreiigonArios mfoa
para 6Em&r r,glssro que no cAben los
bnsDos pAtTiotAs.
sirvAss uSlsd ssG)r director, ,tDssrtAr sstas
IinSAs en- sn tiustrAdoy , virii psri6dico y 90 10
RStimAi6 inanito s.S
Fernando Ointr6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
La MediCina
del SiglO.

! Los merltoS que en-
. cierra la Emulsion de
! Scott estan en- las propie-
dades de los elementos
! que la componen.
] El aceite de hfgado de
] bacalao puro que con-
! tiene, ALIMENTA.
! Los hipofosfltos de cal;
! Y sosa FORTIFICAN los
J hueSos.
J Su buena fabrication
J hace que estos elemen-
J tos sean prOntamente
] asinnilables y gratos al
! paladar.
! Por eStas raZones to-,
! dos los medicos del mum
: do prescriben Siempre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
II m ID M CiA

Mr. Andrew White, embajador
de Estados Unidos en- Berlin, re-
nuncia su cargo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09

Las m~5Orc@ marGas do &abm-
Goa Gig APrinlos Oct psie ne venuen nj desAal ca
oil 6ep6slko de y, w. Blanco.
San Juan, F0rtalsER shmsro %.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
Not1c1aS

H,y gran aniuaaci6a en- CsJsy par1 esas
brar iss festas qua el csntro dc rsc1so
dAr6 sn Gus salonas. x,.,;. =, M
Gan Ii ov4usstz de Ponca Gus "a darxn
tres baflss; dos de eonfAnxa ioa oias II =
n las o lie In nochs v uno de nihss OIL o.a - pui
In aArds. SIS dice que oil eutuatssmo fsaL ssm
bien snsrs las bslias ssnor,"s .orenrpir.
Esmuy possible qus el ilcsnclado on dsfs'
cho. ssnot de In I ,rrants, nifecsol asa 80
gio Ioero- Amertcano, 90 nsga ns sir,fs al
Citsdra en- In E.eusla de ieyes que u'1i1' .
sen 1r MArtf aex Qaintsro.
Tipos de- cambio:
Londrss. ....5 90 DIV $50 s
80 ... a,vs@'2ss. s..ss :
New-York, ) DIV s,1o-p
aspaha, Q sd HdIv a7x s7M p.s
Hanburgo, div o7a Pa
Aver se di6 criatians sapultura en- Anas-
co nj csd6ver del Que fu6 en vida don Jo.e MI
guei Echalscu, nRsurai de Navarro, Fsninsuia
capt nola.
Han contraido mAtrimoni0 eRt6lfco en-
en- N. w York. el dta 81. in senorNh Aoiksn
Asensto Larrinaga, hiia de dom Elnarao Aasn
sfo. empleado del departamsnso oe sIucsion
p6blica, con sl ioven don Enrique OaMunss'
Que haee tres Anos reside en dicha cindaa.
Is boda tuvo sfecto en- casa dc don jose
Asanafo, tfo de la desposada.
I'm si mercado do New York. % cotizA d
asdsar . los sgnientes prsclesi
Cen&rifugada 0S
Mascabado SH
Han sido cangeados por ell Dspartamenso
de instruction, los csYtidcados de maessfos dc
loa asfiores Juan Nogusra Rodrfgusx, Maria
del CSrmsD de Sierra. Leonardo Lacours,
Farnando Vaaq leE Sibea. R 'ts Cor zslo q gos-
10. Ramon Ceo6 Ayaia. Francisco VAldsrramA
Sergio b arengusr. Ess&n psndientss de la
frrns del Comiaionado que se hays en- ID &C.
tuaiidad en- Ponce.
En- Arseibo ne han dictado por sl odclai
de Sanldad muy importantss disposieiones en-
favor del saneamtanto de la poblacion.
Sc eneusntra en- Mayagosz sl Ssperinsen-
dente de Eecciones Mr.. BHsier.
La Emulsion de Scott msrece con 1ustieia
el alto concspto en- que 10 Nsna in profession
noe iica. AT 10 raconoca sl habi inteigsnts
DOCTOR don T orencio Viilusndas, de Juana
Diax. Pasrto REQ,
He squf sns propias palabras:
4La nulsi6n de Scott prepArado
ex:elents, y justAmsnta conceptuado asf por
todos los m&diees.s
DR.. Ft0reectO VtELlLe9adas.
M6iico Tltu'ar de Juana Dlax, Puerto Ri-
Co. Julio Is de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09

A los federales de Anasco don
Jose Rodriguez Paz y don Emilio
Ruiz de Porras, le fueron desia-
rretadas varias reses Ia noche del
cinco.
Nj Rodriguez nj Ruiz tienen
enemigos personales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
A.geaates Generates

Boulton, Bills & Dallett, 1876 Front st New-York'
En- Ponce, MORALES y GO
En- San Juan, VILLAR y Oa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09

n. r,,.h,a ous al fcsnciado en- dare.
ebo. =. 40. Al !. p rrlsnts. director del ools-
gto Lbero- Amsrtcano, &c nfgA OSrko :,
Cstsdra en- In EteuslR de 1eyes quo 0a'1s -
sen 1r Martf asx Qaintero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09

Ell Presidente de In Federaci6 n
Libre preaentt eu renuncia.
No Sc la admitieron.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
REUMloEl D. REF uBLlcAmos

Anoche reunidos republicanos
presentaron varias candidaturas
para el Comit6.
hetnense de nuevo esta noche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09

Aver sc di6 cristians sapnltura en- ANS
GO nj csd6vsr del que fu6 sn vida don ose Ml
guel Echalscu, nRturRi de Navarro, Psnlnsuis
espl hol&.
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The Philippine Islands.

statute or in treaty, but it will be just as
sure as fate.
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SO as to limit the naval commandant
IN the exercise of his purely naval
functions to the naval station proper.
leaving him to exercise the functions
of civil governor in the remainder
of the island.
1t is also deemed well to afford the
white natives and the few white civil
ians some sort of representation in the
conduct of local affairs through the
creation of an advisory council to the
governor. A wider discretionary DOW
er also is asked for the governor.
By singular omission, the natives
never have received any ACKNOWLEDGE
ment from the United States govern
ment of their voluntary submission to
our sovereignty, and Mr.. Blackjack
peheVes that, to retain their good will
this should be remedied. But the cry
Ing need Of Tutulla, according to Mr..
Blackjack, Is modification of the
present naval order touching the sun
ply of refreshments to visitors OF the
Island. The oceanic line Of steamships
having dropped Apia In favor of Tn
tuila as point CT call, MANY tourists
and business agents We're coming tn
the latter place and the trade of the
island was rapidly developing, Ia some
measure, at the expense of German
Samoa, when all this was checked hv
naval order prohibiting absolutely
the supply of wines or other LIQUID re-
freShments at the hotels. The imme-
dlate effect was to close up the hotels.
and Mr.. Blackjack is here to urge the
state and naval officials to revert to
the old order
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new LAWS FOR TUTUILA
VICE CONSUL BLACKLOCK TELLS
OF THE NEEDS OF THE ISLAND.
At Present the Naval Commandant Is
in Full Control and 1t Is Thought
That This Should Be Remedied-
Recognition Desired for Few White
Natives and Civilians Living There.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 4-wi,-
liam Blackjack, United States vice CON
sui and fiscal agent at Apia and Tu-
tuila, Samoa, has arrived in the >citv to
lay before the proper officials a state
ment of the conditions in Tutuila and
a series of suggested amendments to
that present scheme Of government Of
the island which experience has dem
onstrated to be necessary.
1t is thought to be desirable that the
present system of absolute naval con-
trol over the entire island be modified
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Leaves 1t All to Knox.

1t is just exactly so in dealing with the
great tendencies of our Industrial prog
ress We cannot turn back the wheels
of progress. If we did we should de-
stroy just such industrial centers as this
We will either do nothing or we will do
damage if we strive ignorantly to achieve
the impossible. But that fact does not
excuse us for failure to strive to do
what is possible Special legislation is
needed; some legislation must come
through states, some through national
government, but above all legislation we
need honest and fearless administration
of the laws as they are on our statute
books Honest and fearless administra-
ton Of those laws In the interest of nei-
ther the rich man as such, nor the poor
man as such, but in the interest of ex-
act justice to all alike, and such admin
istration you will surely have while Mr..
Knox remains as attorney general in the
cabinet at Washington.
After the address the German sing
ers sang America" the vast audience
joining in the words of the final verse.
Following this, out of compliment to
the Holland ancestry of the distin-
guished guest, "The Lords Day" was
sung in German. The benediction was
then pronounced by the Rev. DR.. II.
N. Boyle, presiding elder OF the Pitts
burg district M. e. conference.
The exercises consumed just one
hour. The president Immediately after
wards re-entered his carriage, and,
surrounded by the troops, was driven
to the residence of H. c. Frick on
Homewood avenue, where he was ten
dered luncheon. AS the president
left the park battery fired the ma
tional salute of twenty-one guns from
hill top.
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Red Rock Camp MEETING Special Trains

The Burlington will run special trains
for the above meeting, in addition to the
regular suburban service, as follows:
Friday, July 4th: Leave St. Paul, 9:35
q m; and 1905 p. m. Returning, leave
Saturday, July 9Th: Leave St. Paul
9:35 a. m. Returning, leave Red Rock
1920 a. M; and 9:40 p. m.
Sunday, July 9Th: Leave st. Paul 1905
a. m. and 10:05 p. M Returning leave
RED Rock 1890 p. m. and $40 p. M
rake notice that train usually leaving
Pullman avenue Saturdays at 7:25 D. m.
ana Red Rock 7:34 p. m. will not run on
Saturday, July 5th
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Problems at Home.

Now, my. fellow citizens, I speak Of
the task which has confronted those in
Cuba and the Philippines as being one
or the tasks which this generation had
to face. 1t is only one. We have great
problems at home to face. 1t am speak
ing in one of the great industrial centers
not only of America. but of the world.
A million people stand grouped in "a
now are The growth of your cities with
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-07-05
USE ALIENS FOOT.EAsE

powder to be shaken into the shoes
and get tired easily. If you have smart,
ing feet or tight shoes, try Aliens Foot
Ease. 1t cools the feet and makes wa1IS-
ing easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet
lhSroWlng nails. blisters and Gallons
Spots. Relieves corns and bunions Of ali
pain, and gives rest and comfort. Trv
IL today. Sold by all druggists and shoe
tnte. Trial package FREE Address
Allen S. Olmsted. LIE Roy. N. Y.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-07-05
Has Them to Burn.

Has Them to Burn.
BeilaIHe said his ears burned awfuIly
Stelia-Well, I'm sure he's got cara to
burns!-Yonkers Statesman.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-07-05
W. NJ. CAMPBELL.
COMMISSION COMPANY
Live Stock Commission Merchants
Union Stock Yards
UHIOh SToCk Yards,
EoUTH ST. PnGrv

GoOTH ST. PAUL
., Consignments and correspondence an.
n1lted Market reports furnished on an.
StxS@IAVHs '%>t.y- "a.
We do a strictly commission bus,n.,.
10 i've stock bought or sold on our own
S-As-
references = Stock Yards bank soush
cI Gaul; Security bank, Zumbrota. Han
A. y Koerner. state treasurer ran,tn;
pudding, St Paul: A. c. Anderson cosHl
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Entry Into Laroer World.


The great deeds of those who have gone
Detore us, must never seem as a reason
Tor lnactlon on our part but as the keen
est purpose Tor US to take the path of
nIatlonaI greatness and responsibility. We
nave mad our task to do in the last four
years, or rather we have had as every
generation e t1 mas. many tasks to do, and
signaIled our entry into a larger world
Ana 1t is most appropriate that on this
Fourth OF July, this anniversary of the
sd.tI elrtn OF tne nation, 1t should be our good
fortune 70 consummate the declaration
py proclamation establishing peace in
the Phlllpp1nes and the Acknowledgement
70, 70 tHe fe,,y army OF the praise so richly due
form of the United States for all that
tney nave done in the tropic islands dur
ing the past four years.
We said Cuba should become free re
public and have kept our word To have
turned cuba over to the hands of its own
people Immediately after the withdrawal
ruin and chaos. We established a govern
ment in the Islands; we established peace
ana order and we began to provide for the
payment OF the Cuban troops, who fought
agalnst tne mlsrule of their oppressors;
we establlshed a apublic school system,
modelled upon that which had been so po-
tent factor In the United States. We es-
tabllshed sanitation in Cuba for the first
time We have changed the courts from
despotlc to just and Iarbitrative, so that
any man, rich or poor, weak or strong,
" tllS COURTS anu KNOW LnaC
ne would receive his rights.
Ana then when, IN the fu1lness of time.
we feit that they could walk alone we
turned over the government to them and
now the beautiful queen Of the Antilles
has started out on the course as one of the
free nations of the earth.
Regarding Our Relations with Cuba.
But there is one thing, our policy in
Cuba has not met with entire fruition.
We admit it. The course of the last few
years has shown Fnore1cthan ever before
that this country fnust1have pecuniary
interest in the isthmls connecting the
two Americas and inl the waters and
among the islands adjacent thereto. Ma
tlonally, we cannot occupy the position
toward these regions that we did toward
others where our interests are far less
and this Is doubly true now that congress-
with great wisdom, has provided for an
interoceanic canal
cuba must occupy a peculiar relation
TO US In the field Of international poll
Tics: she must in the larger sense be a
part OF the general political system in in
ternatlonal affalrs In which this republic
stands at the head. She has assented to
that view, and in return this nation is
pound 70 give her special economic privi-
legeS not gwen to other nations
regret tnat measure of reciprocity
with CuDa Is not already embodied in
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the floods, you can prevent 1t by levees.
You can regulate and control the current;
you can eliminate its Obstructive features;
but you can do it only by studying what
a current is and what your own powers
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