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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-17
Battlefield Is No ArbIter.

6dIIleIeIQ 10 iNO SIpihCfs
"All told, the battlefield is no arbiter
of justice and righteousness. II decides
nothing, save the superiority of cannon
or the skill of commanders, or the cour-
age Of soldiers It decides nothing, save
that the many conquer the few. or that
even the whms of fortune undo the cal
culations of men. The battle over, the
question is still unanswered, Who was
right or who was wrong? The victor, Of
course assumes that he was right; but
he has naught else than his own assur-
ance upon which to build his convictions,
while he whose battalions have been
driven to defeat. discovers no new moral
ground for the belief that he was wrong,
and the world at large knows as little
where equity resides as it did before the
warfare began.
WAR between nations, no more than
war between individuals, is a test of
Justice We have come to regard the duel,
whether fought with flint or hatchet. or
damascene blade, as merest savagery,
and to hold that the men who engaged
in 1t, and the governments who permit
it. however high under other aspects
their cultured civilization has risen, are,
on this score the children of humanity 5
primeval ages. With the lapse of cen
turtles. beneath the benign influences of
growing reason and religion, we demand
that disputants seek redress from calm,
disinterested justice. embodied in an in
telligent and deliberative tribunal Why
should not nations. dealing with nations,
follow the rules which civilization i'm
poses upon men dealing with men? Is
savagery to be legitimatized merely be-
cause it is nations. not individuals, that
WELD instruments of death? Or is 1t to
be hoped that justice is clear spoken
when numbers clash in combat, while
silent when the few are armed against
the few?
why not an international tribunal te
decide upon disputes between peoples
the tribunal, of course, to be so consti.
tuted that 1t will symbolic ideal justice
so far as ideal Justice can be symbolized
If justice 1t is that nations seek. not on
battlefields must they gather, where JUS
tice is never heard: rather within the
halls of peace and reason, where good
will and placid thought WOO it to human
embrace
1.-THE battlefield. I shall not say thai
never. as men and nations are now con-
ditioned, a nation should dare repair
thither. But so dreadful Is It, so revolt
ing are its horrors, so direful its results
that civilized nation should shrink from
an appeal to its verdict, and never ven
ture to cross its borders, except when
paramount interests have been essayed
In vain. What is the battlefield but a
huge butchery of human beings? Mas
(continlec on Second Page)
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dler, rushing into the jaws of death at
country's call in service to country S
veal and honor. No, whatever be in
the coming years the history of interna-
tional arbitration, the glory of battle
fields where freedom and patriotism led
the fray shall not be hidden from MEM
ory's eye; the names of their heroes
shall not be unhonored.
But is it not true that the battlefield
should be ever the last refuge of rea-
son and conscience struggling to uphold
justice and righteousness?
II take 1t for granted that America Is
the obedient child of reason and con-
science, that no purpose shall ever be
hers which is other than that of JUS
tice and righteousness. The age of bar
barism is not to be revived on our con-
tinent, when might was right, when all
was we'll gotten that was gotten of the
sword. Today civilization rules and
America not only accepts It's sway, but
boasts that to no other land is Its sun
shine welcomed with deeper eagerness
and more responsive love.
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Picture Of Despair and Anger.

Continued on Second Page
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

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t--3 = - Cage rs-is - feet an; Stationary
N-a-E-- l.s4r 4-- l.lL
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fs-t. a "a. OH. - q fc--- Th- Reil- OF the
it-rts cIe.-st The Natchsz W-zt south with
= H4l-S 90 l--- rH--.-- Ia C--3.ii is due
~ v-z-le- - sals and w4-ui.
''se-rs-. II. Sss-- fl-Gzgg- fe-- ana sta
-.11zsy- " .s-l@- tli- AL cool. stacker Les
down ~ = r.!fa.Es-- Citv % Memphis I'D Al
! - E.le- Lrs ~ a. -
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= due o4- q -r~ Ts-Es-.se- Wes-her Gear and
Crss--nt - an. c-;-
cap Sirarl~aa. No. sept E-He.s Leg up
a. Il - o-ciUH'. lt-- Hi.h. Stacker l.. down
a. n . u~- GaEE- r-aIs 70 f>ei and falling
Weather clear a.! coil
W.. NJ Ssr. is--Gzrs- r.A.s 81 ce.c.
~ -raE-~ - l1s- 8 Eours- '-1o'.1y and eooi.
I.'l-i a. ara 51Sr- = ii9s- pssse3 uY- Silver
Cre-ce1t l-au1 I---
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fa-- 4i--- i-E-wst.- marx. . ytse of
iu-te~ s.l-a Iast rafarI- Bats ups Dubuque.
'-i-H--i y Nz~-=r-is. Eelir>,. Eio.,. eows-
vf~-i'7E- So l--7;yr ~ faiIine
'I,.uIy r1ci--- p-1srt-t- IL n s.dford- Par
k-f~btlT-
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Thre- ,..H H-Irtls 'i--- and Sc-o.c=-
-. falls lg. i@i-. ipcis - 1isa-. coci
..ssa-s ,-i-. Sslt River falling. . tlesr
sri c.-l
Es.tsis.rx. s@p- =. Riy-- a ra.igzz-y. q:
ps-.s Island ear- Cl-aT: eoci
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Departures
Arrivals To-Day.
Departures To-Day.
River RIaIto Brevifies.

70 Ssrst. E-..-- d-f uo- ,isu.r. -ncil =
-'r'l-S lls- -i-.t. - ar-crlr11-1acic- - IL.
A!-l- vls.-1Ez-
The C1-. Gi-7r-sag a--l=s,l r-0-l Co----s-,-
ar way .41t--s- Tss-sT.-r. vith Gt4-1- -
sa--.1---s as Els-f consignment % - El:
--t- Le'1 80 s.a l.i En- t--4-e b. gsszia-
I'D rs--- -.ty. bu- --l C-1a-- .. ux--- To-
r1-T-svv -s-sru--1 - o'ci.cS-
-Ths CITY c. NCuarls s---v-i r---- Cz2>
G.ra-..-au ls-e y-St~-.ay afternoon. vi-h =
E-rt rrass1 aboard. tut departed Hs r-sz, e.
The Chs-s- VIII -ss,1-. 80 CAP. G'-s-.-sg
--sL- fn-r.-e--r- af-a---.Cu 1'cir-s 49,
has h.sa undergoing rep~i-s - Et1uc Ia
.-s-
re Pee. I>~ s--iv.5 r--aa .f>r9h,, y-.-
fr-.1-. u'-l god .-fu an Tfil taFa-- !.
-i-- sane T0i-- th!s aft--u1an a c'e.ocx.
--E-s Peters - I~st Eern:...s Yesterday z-t
v.I a7:-- heFs n t.sas 20 1l1k= Es- r.-ura
t-p Elr1sy.
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ny Telegraph.
Irr--Ff-Ir. ST-ITAr.-

Cs.-1. l.. seq. I--Ga-r. -rats. .-~-
--lr3iE< stsfiat-<ry f7- ~ past & El---
- tt-- rs-ti~ cloudy ard sosl.. III. .ssu=ietts
r..-sa4 p = -r- r.l--r ono - th@ l1x lfs--
-- .r4 uf-h -1% - al TE~ ffr-ry ffa-isy
.-as n aEl r-t TIM Tie "a - arrived
f-,HH -. L0ui- a. . 3 r. s-a cleared gur
Memphis > -te SaiI- Lee a-riycd
l.gu Memphis a. 2. n
tfe-r2h!s. r.l,i-. Sert is-Eivsr s.anI, q :
r-@. aW gf ~ n tie last "a fIu-=. -F-~ p
r-r- - <-rs. - -s-lv cE4- uso-nlae f1.rl =
i-...s with 80 ttsla-sE fua--..a-l,!is- fr n
'.a= eut rs-ssr-si - NON tss-slav with 4 :. .-i
H-f q pls s7.rH--r-. . ne Cussa tT-v a@-frl 81
"a atsr ArH4a4raA- ffl+- lIe tlLrHH.
Fraf EzrrUrg iI .srt tE.- r-a=riux E>-
,.srlt~ g. rlgsr @ ..zF were - hsiss cotton.
ss-4ri TEz-- III. =-1- T---frt. o Nsr--ht.
VI. - - a--t.-L last u-Eif. Esses Lee o. =
Sfasi.r Lee .1rv-u - "a ir. Gen
srsi A5hot; Ggru al a Ia William Il: I.inS
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IaciF-' Tucked S-ir- Waist. 20 W.
worn !-t- .ra Fa.l under .Iotl 90 silk -ack-
hand '-LuTot4.ry ans many women who
e-- clever Win thCl- ..a..Ies eru5-o.t.-
--n- rll- TIE fronts. Luz salla-S and cs.-5
1.rF ..ablfl--. designs -lr6c4 J.. rne--
-.-.z-- rC--u- H- .-l silks
7 De- Illustration slows a GeSig- .-f-sbls
to- this p-rt p-"- This fatr-rE "a provided
:sr si--s-t.c-ei Innings which should o.
---d T. TIE Tsis-s Intended :1r cool
weather v-4-. Clusters q; turks extend
from >a.G..@- 20 tal- IL tie -. Z taper
~ toward cLH v4!~-
4-lks e. front are E-itch.. DOWN 20
form + shallow square YOKE. the waist be-
~ s.GhHrE--lr embroidered below the
- ES- Th- closing is made with SQUARE
buttons ard button hole. WORKED through
q hem; the regulation box pla!t being
= plain collar completes -h- r.cH and
= :a~te-sl a. the back. Tuck. II .Ns
siHeves are stit-le5 down o-l- part way.
FCll-eS- - tie lower edge Is gathered and
attached TO s.1s wristbands The collar
an Wristbands are embroidered 10 match
tie 20 =
s.;-t waists n Ill, STYLE ar. riats oc
heavy wash fat-f-%. alostros.. French
flannel - tz-eJa and :. rot embroidered
Iaay have cufts au4 collar q contrasting
material
To max. 80 sl.-- va's- n .he -->.'-.r,
Size viii require rrrA. yards OF n1areris,
tlirt--sip inches wide The pzr-.r7 No
So s. cut f. s.z~s for - 81 5s 8 and
f1-iu-E bust measure
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.FsEK - - Is.r s.-.-.-s. So.
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WEITTE-NoRE P-Ars. z7i--St-.Iv ,s--fs-- {
rom. suitable ty- tao. al elaseH'~7"@s. -~--s
---lL.le
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

UETN.E p -r-l-Fi-- .rT hHs.-ls--. VII -:
o. esch.aE- s1r F-s-aii family wasting
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ROYAL ARCH ,:xsoNs.

& LOUIS k'lff. -ECFi CHAPTER. 80
& S--tr--4 t.Ets7.l-f.u a. g-.ut Am.
S>sori- L'7rr ~ ri1ayl ..eairE a. :
0'l.aez- Ma 80 H.-- Masters. t,gr-ss. vs.
ittl- car sl-..l.H frl-a-ual.T lrEl-ez
81 .. WHITFLF: z II y
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ROYAL ARCANIY.

NRsND COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL.
" k-.aru--. -. s-e-1i. Holland BuI.ti1f-
A lsrc 4. 0-.t-rl.- co Visitors. -r.s-.- l-etr'--
s-d u1ei4st-s .Fs7 = .r-1aE
= HARBOUR. q. r
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WAN 20 by iAE. r5--l!cil a-t ofh.r Gooi
tnoss Dzn I.inarsr boo-r-li~r- - Ss-se'-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

II Jt.EE4 LODGE -. 81 X OF p. MEETS
As-..aT -..-a -. >..'sl.--- = :1 -. 20
s-HfE p rsar r., -Eh-. 80 s=9-!@.l. cli-
"a = = "--ir' =. s@---s- I--Ir--s -19-c-e3
A. ! f-f4---= c-g -.ss.- .---.rss a--s-s
FRANK : EOl-1aEK. - c
49, % Brooks. r :: 4 :
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ti'Eit t-E>IH- IL. S--Furr:shs. 1rc1t
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FOR RExr-DwEIIISGs.

LAM. I-.7 tpssr1-f=r=s. fsc1-..-s-- y. r..
s-ahi.r1o-l ,gr fIT-r h1-4as. .s-c- wagon yasG
9 E5.lI-Irr keTs ---s : --wzlf:I
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wEsT BELLE F.a--. 4-f-Fa-- q = ~.
s-pt'~
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

-Ss river ---;s-tsy sss-.1 80 ZEE. =, cAa-s.
= :, h-grs
5-si1sss a,o5r -. r--.- y--..-.ay -,s r.h-
-se W,a-s-- Eas - AL COOL
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y 81 ININ-Ti-F. FIars q" E-|-- ~
hstz- -. MINUTES . Fal-s 1=ea- --s- --e
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RIVER NEWS.
River Forecast.
River and Eusines,.

R,--- = -. s. Louis s...-.c. ~. r.r,.-
s's-oas-y o. ssl soriy during re r.x: !.
l--Gra.
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ROOMS FOR Rent.

ALL pe-so;ls wishing goo; Rooms Or boa
anywhere at reasonable rste,- suFlE Cent?
Rom Agency a -. Fourth - SeT.ices f-s
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CE;EE ECTEL.
BELL PLACE HOTEL.
H0TEl BiRnUm.

O.. r.; - r.. IT, IT,. e.. r. a..-er s... : d
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n NAE I.yItsE. NJ. -. n OF. F.-2EErS
A-.-y 4@-s-'-ay s.ea.-E =; o'eIoc.. "-s;
- EA-a- uHE-lE els.-s Grand ar E-st
-,.turs- .s~1au-r. - -r-t~. g Git.14 9-E--
- gl.--.l- l-a--s. - i.stte1
EE.A.sx GERRY g. .
- " C-.st-a. n q Z L : !.S 81 LIS
-
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
- tz-'-- r'sa.s - --zt-'- :. yea eve
g.. iEtiE 7 -a-- TI.E---S5.
Sr-- -.H, -r'-kS~T- ca.
CnrE!-- rH-R IFrTr.
"a -e-- Pa ----
r.zr v-sg-l ~. ,,-'S--.r.v PATIENT,
= -. ..u-. FrFfs.1'- HL-T .. c.ivs
F-- 81 - e. ~
a lls..1---.l- o. PH=s- A.
go o$ r.sS- O--;
81 g. 10
O. Es-ssz -.- t= E--z--A ses-
YcC ca. Ftv -HE ssyE
-.-.4 tl.-f PA EhESES-
E-.--s- .-.-s-..y ---st
- CAS- ~ SICKNESS -.-- OF WORK
.- .-..-E .I.-f ~
:: :et cl-s.---' rai- f---- Ma .'siA
t- Wr''a ~
t- " ISIS
.t.aIEfr- rgaE CO.
ECEC- s-t - -T-f1- -p-fsC-AFO
a. = 7Ea.rGtY cor TDrI-<- 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

TWO -S zen -a-' N- 20
rem -.a-. f.' a-~- 81. s-'- la ~
E-As.-E.r. -.- r-..r..r f.-...- -.Hr--' --
-r.-..a. ..a--. Es4a.--a -. ---s- -sl--. So -.
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INST EE-I.I.E l.a-- ~. -r--r. -ss-
Fa.- grounds. r. ~ ts'--. f-.-s-5.r- -r-r-
cas- s. e4y. cal z-.tt. t..-la.-- --s-
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The MONSTER CITY OF TENTS,

Il rminsI Hotel Lobby. Bion station.
once directly in Front Of Tracks 1
ana, z.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

I sF,!y-r- -F--l1. f----I--'-I - e .
v--k. +1s- !.... l#-.-. T.-z-I All r-s-
- T,-z. - 49,
----....-...--
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-. - = -.-.. a---
Ill. y sf~r' it .' ca .---
.- ~. = - -I--t---- 80 .t L.- 81
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w.--i.s l-.'f ,lsi..-. ~, ..r..-..-
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, d..
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49,
PARK E- ~ Fs- ..r.-.-.. r..a
( 70 - -'- q. -.l. Nr- ,,..--.
PARK. --.s r-l--.-sI. ..-..... -a..=..
V#-.s.a r..- E......-a. - 4-faHa.s. ..
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NisCEr.I ISSEOJS.

1 foS GU NtI-. SO. = l. O. l. \ NJ
= Ns-t- @.s-F tic-c.y evening az sr.ss
I,lu. rcrtzeest c1-u-r Ct. Jer--rso-i ageuas szs
P-stcI- ~ street. ls4tCrs ae.-uI-.
4. a WELSH : : FE.r. q.
r Doll Secretary. - Gs,c9n.d. street..
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NO 0NEY

NO SEV.
g.. -..y .aa-st -- FURNITURE. PIANOS
= i----- WAGONS. ~ Il-: f,s--vs- .; Re
XIV -sF= 3. o LOAN
- EzLE PAYS 4 3 70 LOAN
.af- 8 - 11sE
Z" EEEaLY T-Y= = 5: = L1.S
Fa- 3 -.r.- IS q,
- c-- 30 Q, Want MONEY. E,vs
1oS-E .E trE-E ;--zl -
g N --rr- -s-. Sc C-iv- st
"-."- . s.vT. s~sr-
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Fair a.. -.-=-r. ggA; TO .s.,s soz;s.r:y
w:5ea
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
S>>seS~>s>~-~~~-~~--~>->-~
KNIGHTS OF PHTHiAs.

= ssU-
NN.'.h ~
a eAE i-2l,.e: 10. - n o. r. r.xEE:Is
80. Ha-- aas;a.y :. e,sa-s .'Esa5 ar E-si =
.N-I-rs. ..rlal-F. - -1sts- .''e.1 .FE--
-@-.S- F-i5s-E ,sssRRY 9 =
-. ". c--;t-a. n q Z : !"S - H--''
',-f---
CA-..--. 49, ,t'i--l-BIA - -y1s- -
~ -. - 90 o.. i--r--- -s-sF 10y : =.
.-s- C.tI--F 60 - ( -'li-tl- - y..'-- =
. .--r..# aa- .---' r .-
s..E>,,.s...s .s,I.. i..l-S..,- - -
= i---.--- g.. 3 =
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.p = - "-i''>- - --
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m 49, 49,. 80 -. ii. = A.e.ls
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Medal arc .-4-EiCal f!sessss = women q
syec-a.y. operations .Sffi'uiiy performed.
Fs-Ie7ts received a. sfv TINE hs,1r- s,1
c-r.Es Confinement. irfa1is afc2'-1. Y c.
sir-I. trained rs.rss-. home corns1r7s lzcie, 4.
t.rgt,s. eli or wr.;e. terms rsaso-Esi- Goa
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kNIGHIs OF CoLuMers.

KNIGHTS OF COLuMsCs.
" E.s-4. h COUNCIL. 40 50 KNIGHTS
IN C T.----a u1Hets r-e-y r.coat z-t
l-.-.-- W--r-s-zg - E1.- HI! Han 10 -
&-p- a.-==-. .s;-rS saisl.s s.ssy. W.
ea-~- JOHN Pa o. e. HE. Gf-zzf E-.rh.
N-..F- b.. .-.r s- r. sr!--
M Ar. a-.E ,-LNt4L~ NJ -
iNl 4.H- o.. p C1.-u--s. meets .v.-y &C.
a- 80 -.--4 tuesday - s1e nest al. Cen
--ss .---E .r.- 49, owe st=ze.s. E--.t-
- s..t.-- ..r. 4--s limited
g. b. s>.a--- Rec r1s--
1s.-.- ,J-.,.-L- ~. g. ZEz.Es
- ,T-T. l--: ..1 t--ia- .---14y a. aa,t
= -f.. -..-ll paH- eH-.~E Fs-U.y S-I Van -
80 = asl-aE -.t..- s--E--- zsr clr1.4..y
.z..r-e t-.g-AE. l-hgE GG4Es X. s-l
-..-.1 .. L---rg. E-.--e lei
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ROOMS .SD un,HD WANTED.
WANTED FOR HU>I>E>> PURPOSES

WANTED" gt-s -z-- . -..-e O. - -
- sss=- clerks 49, --- "a. - - .rar. !. .--
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INEEPENDENT ORDER ODD FEI-
LOWS.

INrEPENDENI ORDER ODD FEI-
LOWS.
~~>~>~~--~->--~--~~-~>-~~~~-
A %'.E3DE L@yDGE-. No. H. !. o. o. r.
~ Els--s -vsry M.-cay evening a. .,eh .stt.
.i-.-. S.-sse,rta az Wrlsst --r=-.s W-x !.
tss e-s--e- E-a-;zS t-s;zr,E s-l-ou--
Dasi: Petty. sec-.;sry. ..i5 So.;s Sia;a
.-r-~L
m EEH.Ni-s- LODGE. 10. a. !. o. o.
III = u-~t- -e-y F-i-l- ss-zia- az
se.s-S. a. Fr..S = b-l- P.-. = A p
IL I, " Us s.-N-- s.--; Vi-.-.-s s-.-a--z
5-.-.i-.y i-tlie1 : attel:- "Gss =. t-s es-
? WEBB - G e.. I....
: Fl.z'. ss--,tass. -,!s y LE-4tg-.-.I5-s s.,
mts~1uRI .L1uGE. No. q. I O.. Q. !.
..--'- -aF ---fs- s--s-sl.ls- - -
80 E---T- Hal $.:.-l al OLIVE .--ys--
" - - re l---.zs1=y .=E---. Visitors v-!-
y y. &--Eis. E.s-1rtif.- s-efr-4-s-
hf-.---4 4>O.yUE- -. - a. v. " r.
w meets l-s.-s, ..ea.ax .: s.eA ..-. a:
-. y =. o. F.-.oNs -. eng. eefE.- S!n:A
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MOZART HOTEL-50c A DAY

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ROOMS FOR RENT.

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-29
MagneSiia aereada antibiIiosa
de ]. III. Blanco

Con ST uso saparece e1 extre-
fimiento indigestion. dolores de
cabeza jaqueca bills. acido del
estomago, en- general todos los
desarreglos producidos por el es
tonnage { intestinos.
FARMAC1A DE BLANCO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-29
MUN07 RIVERA

Numerosos amigos del senior Mu-
noz Rivera nos preguntan cuando re-
gresard este q Puerto Rico.
Lo ignoramos. Quiza 81 10 igno-
ra tambi6n, porque a6n no resolvi6
NADIA sobre dicho viaje.
Hoy Sc encuentra en- ASBUBY PARK
que es una estaci6n veraniega en- ell
estado de New Jersey, & dos horas de
New York por la via f6rrea.
EI sen0r Munoz Rivera permaue-
cera en- aquel punto algunas semanas,
seis q ocho tai yez, hasta que su hijo
Sc reponga por complete de la oscar
latina cue sufri6 hace dos meses.
FI nino necesita respirar los aires
del mar del campo y va 4 AsBURY
PARK por expreso mandate faculta-
two.
En- cuanto los prop6sitos que pa
"a ell porvenir abriga nuestro compa-
triota, solo sabemos que en- su pensa-
miento ocupa siempre ell primer Iugar
este pals, que le cuesta tantos dolores
y tan acerbos desenganos.
Mas fuerte que nunca SD esplritu
por el chOque de los acontecimientos
y por las grandes pruebas de>tln ostra-
cismo yoluntario que <2~1a no cesa,
bien Sc echa de yer o2e no han de eau
sarle los esfuerzos luturos nj asustar-
lie los riesgos De nuevasS persistentes
campaHas.
Segdn verln nuestros 1actores en-
IN anuncio que aparece hoy, Ia co
rrespondeueia para el senior Munoz
Rivera ha de dirigirse en- esta forma:
=. 0. Box .. New York. City.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-29

clones, 10 mismo en- Ia esfera del pen
samiento que en- la practica de las
obras, nuestra polftica 40 ha sido
otra cosa que el choque formidable
de opuestas tendencias aspiraciones.
Puerto Rico esta a6n en- el perfo-
do de brusca TRANSITION desde un re-
gimen calcado en- el principle de la So
beranfa individual, a otro regimen
derivado de Ia soberanfa popular, Y
en tai perfodo, que es De crisis, no es
possible apreciar la politica que en-
deGnitiva le es conveniente. Cuando
esas Contradictions hayan cedido
su lugar Ia unidad de pensar. sentir
y obrar en- todo 10 que Sc relaciona q
la comunidad, serd entonces hora de
decir: Puerto Rico debe adoptar@ @5,ss.i-
nitivamente tai cual polftica
Pretender en- tai estado implantar
aquf una polftica nacional, va bajo el
auspicio de los dem6cratas de los re-
publicanos, 10 consideramos sencilla-
mente un disparate.
Polftica regional Y NADIA mas que
regional, es 10 que nos convene: pero
polftica honrada, patri6tica, que ten
da, mas que al inter6s de las personals
8 de los partidos, al inter6s general
del pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-29
.BUQUES QUE Sc ESPERAN
I saiidas dc este puerto

oPio IN sal.5 de Caaarias el 20
del corrienta para este puerto Ponce.
Habaaa y Clenfuegos.
Bergantin americana sMannion
Swaup debe baber salido de New York
81 - del corriente para este puerto.
SNiceto,9 sallo de Liverpool eI
% del corriente mes con destino d.
recto Z este puerto.
SConde Wifredos estd 4 Ia carga
en- Barcelona de cugo puerto saldra
para este, con las e5calas de c0stum-
bre, el 10 del entrante Agosto.
SPolacra Cort5s, sali6 de Palma
de Mallorca ei 81 de Julio dltimo, di-
rccto para este pueto.
sCoamo, saldra De New York pa
re este puerto el - del corrieate.
SPonce,S , estara aquf procedente de
ia isla el dia 81 del corrieate : saldra
el del pr6ximo Agosto para New
York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-29
DR.. GIIstavo MuI1oz

Ha trasladado su despacho la
Gale del Cristo No 9, piso alto, esqui-
na la Fortaleza, donde recibira q sus
clientes.
IIoras de consulta: de 8 q 5, P. NJ.
T'elefono: 104: 1913
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-29
IntGrGsaat8S n0ticiaS de Ponce
DeCIaraciones del ST.. ANA
de0 en- la reunion de-
Cr&ditO y Ahorro
P0nCe10
( Ds l1N1sjr3 Col3osp3asaJ.)

PONCE, JULIO 25.-I4os domfnf-
canos senores Rafael Rodriguez, Luis
A. Berm1dez, F9rn6udo Chalas, Ar
qufmedes Concho, Enrique de Soto.
Agustfn Ravelo, Va]entfn de la Cruz
y Sergio Soto, han Publicado un hoi a
suelta doclar4ndose libres de todo
compromise polf5ico con oI seHor Juan
Isidro Jim6aez, ca vista de que este
les ha manifsstado 81 prop5sito de re
tirarse dc toda contends polftica. to-
da vez que los dOminicanos aludidos.
los cuales residen actualmenta ca Pom
ce, solo tenfan compromises con ell Sc
nor Jim5nez, quiea estuvo en- Ponce 4
fines de Ia semana pasada
Ia declar aci5n referida permite
volver al seno de la patria 4 esos do
minicanos eXpuIsos, sin menoscabo de
su digaidad p0'ltica.
Pernanees en- Pones, en- eI hotel
francss, oil seaor Degetau.
-Cartas &c Blrraa4uiaas nos a.
cen que Ia mIarto ALI. recientanante.
un antigua y disno ciuda1pno de + ue-
LA cildad: don Jose Maria Rivera.
heanano politico del sea1r don CLOTH
de Santiago, y palrino d. Sacraynon
TO d don Luis Ma1oz Rivera.
Don joss NJ Rivera fus iii pro
pietario acono1ado de Barranquitas.
cast siempre era concejal del Agunta-
miento all, ) pr dos veaes f1s Teso-
rero az aqneHa corp 1ra .i6a
Era un hon5re franco, geaeroso.
honrado como poeos, j sine 50 i con
secuente con sus amigos.
Descanse en- paz el viejo amigo, y|
reciban sus dead)s nuestro p5same.
-En Ia reunion celebrada on II
SCrslito Ahorro Ponce1os, con ia
asisisncia del Gobernador, don Lucas
Amadeo dijo qle 40 crefa que Ia pro
tacci6n q nuestro cafe "a los Estados
Unidos, faese medida completamente
salyada para este producto, nantes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-29
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