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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
SPRAGUE,

J. II. Durkie came In on the early
train Friday morning, and was Ia
ken by Mr. Kelso to the Wilson
mine. lie is one OF the stockholders.
There were about 30 who attended
the Democratic convention which
was held in the college building,
Saturday. The delegates 60 Butter
were DIR. W. A. Williams. Alph Wal
lace. J. J. Franklin, J. NJ. Graves,
Motley Scott, J.. X. Kelso, Mr.. Cor
bin.
The weather was fine Sunday,
The Children's Day exercises were
good at both churches. The Meth
odist church was finely decorated.
Some one said II looked like Il was
fixed up for a wedding. The chill
dren made IA good appearance and
spoke and sang fine. There was n
large crowd at both churches, larger
than could be seated.
A few OF the farmers began plow-
ing corn Monday. The weather
seems 10 be settling down TO give Us
some dry warm days.
Mr.. Browns younger sister Viola,
is making him "a visit.
The first mail came Monday a. m.
that we had had for several days.
Mr.. Ernest Stida, who is staying
at Mr.. Conyers. and who Is here
from Spokane. Washington. on "A
few days visit. says fruit land out
near there is selling for $4,000 per
acre.
Joe Graves challenges the world
on playing horse shoe.
Bryan Henley, son OF Mr.. d. Hen.
ley oi Richards. a few days ago
mashed the end ut the first hngcr on
his left hand In the cogs OF a black
smith bellows. and had TO have Il
removed Rt the hrrt Joint. Dr.
Clark, assisted 10y DR.. Dunkcsou,
both OF Sprague. attended him. The
hoy was staying with his grand.
another. Mrs. Henley.
SIR. sam Wilson has been painting
his house aud trimming the tnscs and
shrubbery. Others may well follow.
STYLUS.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
REAVLEY,

The river Is, OF has been, up higher
than ever known before. II has
done great damage to the railroad
ns the track was washed away In
several placys No trains passed
ovid from Friday until Tuesday
night.
oh, how we missed our mail. We
never know how To appreciate our
blessings until We lose them.
We passed Suushlno's beautiful
home ono day recently. No wonder
she always has such "A %contented
look. We almost envy her those
grand old tu-ss. Keith has far bet
Urcorn than We have
Allison Ingrham lost a fine brood
SOW 10y the Hood. and consequently
has seven little orphans 10 ear for.
Judge March had TO cross the river
In a boat on bis way "a Butler. Mon
day.
one Of our lady friends set duck
eggs aud Matched a chicken. We
knew this WA "a progressive agc.
Say. amt our dear old TnmrNE
looming up nightly, Il now fur.
nishes interesting reading for the
whole family, from grandfather
down. Thanks, Eucke We appre'
ciatc thc Kind words OF our friends.
I'D.
Grandma richards f. slowly re-
turning so her usual health. Great
credit Is due DR.. Lancaster skiliiuI
treatment
Frank Jones. wife and little folks.
4. II. Tilzon and Mrs. Ann Campbell
were welcome visitors at the shohs
Sunday School sunday.
Miss Lomn Griggs took the morn
ing train Tuesday for Springfield.
where she win attend the Normal.
A great many people were out q
see the river Sunday. ana some oI
our young people enjoyed boat rid
ing.
! James Wear aud wife dincd with
their son Iva, Sunday.
Farmers are once more busily a
work In the fields. Weeds are plen
tlul aud u there Is any corn RAISED
Il r. going Co takolots Of hard work
d Fruit Is beginning 20 come ON th'
market. There promises Co Doe az
abundant crop Of ali kinds. Straw
berries are 10 be- had for &c n quart
W n. Frazee was Ia the Hl
Monday,
I ELEEE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
Missouri.

Missouri.
With q big closing rally at the
ampitheater IN st, Louis, with Joe,
James and Sam on the stage, would
make a picture in keeping with that
Of John Lees portrait. II looks
now like this is the inevitable, AZ
ST Louis will nominate her con.
gressman and a half dozen circuit
judges to keep company with MIR.
Folk, OF course il is none OF our
business but we always did scotch,
turn a little SICK at such ineongru.
Gus messes, glaring Inconsistencies.
The thing looses ats charm when
you make il so redieulous.-Euter-
prise.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09

ing is always voluntary except in
the case Of infant children, II a
disturbance occurs at such a meet.
ing,the one causing it's rs to blame.
We never knew Of a case where the
leader Of such a meeting caused a
disturbances. 1t is usually caused
by some ''smart Alex. OF a boy
who thus publicly proelaims his
lack of training.
The Salvation army, as well as
any other religious organization in
our city, has a right to protection
from the hoodlum element and our
city officers ought to e that they
have it. Such things as have been
reported are a disgrace to the par
ties engaged in it and to ~ city.
1t ought to be stopped and stopped
at once before some of our boys are
landed IL Jail. Playing with nre,
breaking into houses and mobbing
peaceable, religious people Is not
profitable, honorable, manly or de-
cent.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
CMetz Times.)

Mrs. L. ~. King returned We'd
nesday from a visit with her daugh.
ter at Rich Hill.
Uncle Abner Copeland and fam
lily attended the picnic at Rich Hin
Tuesday. A large eromd was pres
ent and a good time reported.
The board Of directors OF Metz
School District No. II me, Tuesday
evening and selected from the LIST OF
applicants Mrs. w. II. Halleu,
principal. and Mrs. II. II. Van
Benthusen, primary, as teachers for
an eight months term. School wall
open the second Monday IN Sep
TENDER.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09

The Laetare Medal is conferred
each year upon some prominent
Catholic layman or laywoman by
the Catholic University. located at
Notre Dame, Indiana. Il is con-
sidered the highest honor the uni
versity can bestow and is conferred
only upon those that have rend cred
the highest service in behalf of relig-
ion, education and morality. This
year this medal was awarded to
Hon. X. c. Kerens OF ST. Louis
and was presented by Archbishops
Glennon and Ireland, on June and,
with a pleasant ceremony, in the
presence Of about 500 invited guests.
Hon. h. &. Ksrens is Republican
National Committeeman for Mis-.
sonri
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
Keep the Peace.

Persons who hold religious meet
ings are usually eseeiully inclined.
This Is recognized in the fact Of the
law against disturbing such meet
ings. No one in this country is
compelled to attend a religious
meeting. Presence a, such a meet
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
WORK for the Cenylets.

II may never be governor" said
DAVID X. Francis, in an address 10
the recent good roads convention in
St. Louis, "but IT / were to be, /
would surely put the %eonyie,s on the
highways" Il might eost the tax
payers a little more 10 work the
states prisoners on the roads than II
does to keep them locked up but
the Ultimate results would probably
be more profitable to the state than
would be the results from any other
use that they could be put to. The
outdoor work would be good for
the eonyict's health, and would,
therefore, according to the best au-
thorities, exert n stronger influence
upon them than indoor work does,
and the products OF their labor
would not then come into oompeti-
lion with the products of free labor.
Convicts are worked on the roads il
several states; and il would b'
worth while at least 10 try working
them on the highways OF Missouri.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09

According to reports the Repub-
licans of Barton county have ''bar-
ried the Ratchet. So that now
everything is lovely and ''the goose
hangs Hight. We trust this is true
and that Barton county Republicans
will give n good account of them
selves IN November.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09

J. w. Folk spoke at Butler last
Friday night to a houseful OF Dem
oerats and a large ~sprinkling OF Re-
publicans. lie talked about a
whole 10, Of things but tailed to ex-
plain why none OF the election
thieves who figured in the election
when be was elected prosecuting
attorney were ever prosecuted.
Nor did he explain to the people
about his part 10 the proceedings
that closed the ballot boxes against
inspection Notwithstanding the fact
that Mayor Wells agreed to q re-
count.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09

The Illinois Republican, finally
come to their senses and nominated
a candidate for governor, 5. g..
Deneen OF Chicago. II we are not
mistaken, he is the man who has
been the prosecutor of evil doors in
his city without fear or favor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09

Clinton has a severe attack of the
summe school complaint. The d.
sease, however, will leave the pa
tient better than before the attack.
A summer school brings money to,
and leaves intelligence with a city.
A street show does the opposite.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09

The people Of this country have
invested in S37,ooo,oo o of New
York city bonds, Sa5, 900, 900 of
Japanese wal bonds and 6 200, 600
Russian wal bonds, since the first
of March. And are now getting
ready 10 absorb $4,000, 900 of Gu
ban bonds. AT this rate it viii be
but a few years until the United
States viii be able to dictate the
commercial policy of all nations.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
NOT FOR FOLK.

never has been a Folk Republican,
nor any other kind Of an assistant
Democrat. We have given Mr..
Folk full faith and credit for hon
esty Of intention and purpose, but we
do not think him fit timber for the
governorship Of such a state as Mis-
sour. Neither did we think Reed
or Halves fit for such an Office.
When a party is called upon to
nominate a candidate for the Office
OF governor they should look out for
men, not boys without experiences
or mature judgement.
Reeds woody dell sophmorie
speeches brand him as in immature.
Halves round chubby face shows
callow youth. And Folks failure in
his indictments indicates a wonder
full lack of experience and judgment,
whatever may be the estimate in
which the supreme courts decisions
are held. The Folk reform business
is all a sham, a mere fad, not skin
deep and will hardly last beyond the
November election and we doubt if
Il ever reaches that far. Before the
next session Of the Legislature, if
the Democrats carry the state. which
God forbid, the livliest partici-
pants in the iiasco will be as much
ashamed of their actions as the Uni-
ted States Senator, who tied the
hands of the government in the Gu
ban business, are of their foolish ae-
ton in that matter. A few willy
politicians down in St. Louis, and
here and there in the state, saw a
chance to get to handle some money
in a political by play in favor of an
unknown man, who said shed do
his duty" and took advantage of the
disposition of the people to run af-
ter any Jack o. Lantern they can
get any imaginary hero to carry, and
thus have had a s'dIgnifed sum- to
handle in carrying on a campaign
of reform. We are not in favor OF
Folk or any other Democrat for
governor of Missouri.
If Folk or any other Democrat is
elected there will be no change in
the internal policy Of the state. The
election board system for city cleo
tons will be strengthened and ex-
tended. The police board regula.
tons viii be strengthened and ex.
tended to the larger cities and town;
; of the state. The present iniqui-
tous system of collecting delinquent
taxes will be retained. The pres
ent system OF taxation against oul
own business interests and in favor
OF outsiders will remain unchanged.
And the state will continue to pay
. increasing criminal cost yea
after year as long as Democracy re.
mains in power. Turn them all
out, ''they are all tarred with the
, same stick. Can the leopard changI
his spots, or the Ethiopian his skin
, The only way TO get rid of the pres
ent incubus that is holding the stat
. back and covering il with bamaele
from end TO end is put in Republi
cans and put out Democrats. The.
aud then only. is there any hope 10
reform 10 the state government.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
A Pretty Kettle Of Fish.

A democratic ticket made up Of
Joe Folk. Sam Cook and Jim But.
Ter, ETC., etc. will present an anom-
ily for: "Ciyie Purity" cut bias
to al Of the pretenses Of the craze
which has swept over the state Of
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09

Rivers on all sides of us, high
the pas, week, trains irregular,
w4shouts on all the lines and work
for men. aud trouble for railroads
everywhere.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
Republican convention Dates.

State convention, St. Joseph, Jul.
~.
Judicial convention Jefferson
City, Sept. IS.
Republican National convention
at Chicago, June al, 1904.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09

The Metz Times has changed
hands. Mr.. ]. d. Williams sue
ceeding Mr.. Logan. The change
is quite evident and the improve
ment commendabie.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
Democratic convention Dates.

Democratic national convention,
ST. Louis, July, 9.
Democratic state judicial eonven-
ton St. Joe June II.
ID emocratie delegate convention,
Joplin, June 29.
Democratic state convention, JEFF
ferson City, july 70.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09

Excess Of liberty becomes license
and license is SIN, and sin ends in
degradation and death.-Word and
Works.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09

The machine captured the organ
ization after all, in Vernon county,
ana the Reed element is in the sad
die.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09

The Henry County Republican
says the band at Clinton has
been recognized with our former
fellow citizen, f. I. Montgomery as
sec. and treas. w. e Highnote, pres,
T. b. Long, musical director, and w.
A. Mcconnell, Watson Har, and
F. a. Gunther, trustees" Now,
presume Montgomery and Nc
Cornell and the rest Of the band
will again take Hart in the music,
play according to 'Gunther,' always
reach the High note and not give
It to Long time. So mote It be.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-02
TRIUNFO INTELLECTUAL

Nos es sumamente grato, el poder
consignar en- las columns de LA De-
MOCRACIA Ell triunfo Intellectual alcan-
zado en- ell d1a de aver, por la aprecia-
BILE senorita Elisa Marrero, aventa-
jada y talentosa profesora de esta
Capital.
La Srta. Marrero ante ell Tribunal
competente, hizo aver sus ejercicios
para ell examen de ingl6s, habiendo
obtenidO las mas brillantes notas. AL
mismo tempo Sc le ha concedido ell
certifcado' de maestro, para poder
ejercer en- ell pr6ximo a1o escolar.
Felcitamos tan distinguida da-
ma, por ell brillante exito obtenido en-
sus examenes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-02
jljzGADO De PAz
CONDEMNS InBPUESTAS

Manuel Marrero, dos dollars de
multa. Francisco Andrade, por en-
briaguez J. escandalo 10 d1as &c arres-
to. Benito Carrasquillo, IN dollar
de multa por escandalo. Pedro de Je-
SIS, por in con una batea por q acera
IN dollar de multa. Jose Diaz que
tiro pedradas Francisco Pomales,
pasara cuatro d1as arrestado. Agus-
tin Davila, cinco dollars de multa por
dormir en casa agena. Elias Coma
lez, Denotrio Suarez, Ramon Gim6nez,
jose Campos, Luis Cuevas, Juan San
tos y Adolfo Perez, por dormir en- el
atrio de la Catedral, cinco dfas de
arresto q cada uno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-02
senorita Rosario Bianch Rosaffa. : nlayaqiiez
Sobre ell inf0rne de narras

De La Bandera Anpslcana de NJ ava gtiez
Un ejemplar de este trabajo hemos
recibido.
Esta escrito con bastante juicio,
entrelazando con las comunicaciones,
circulares. y convocatorias, aIgunas
consideraciones y concentrates de no
POGO efecto, sin duda para. asf no can
sar demasiado q las delegaciones pre-
sentes en- que Sc lego dicho trabajo.
Ahora bien; de la lectura minucio-
sa que hemos hecho de dicho 1rabaio
especi cialmente de la parte que Sc refie-
re a la reunion del Comit8 Naciona1,
en- ell que ell senior Brioso present6 una
resolution para que Sc enmendara Ia
plataforma del Partido Nacional con
declaracioues a esta isla; lefdo toda
esa parte, repetimos, con algdn cuida-
do, no hemos podido dar con NADIA
que Sc relacione con la incorporation
del Partido Republicano Puertorrique-
no al Partido Republican, Nacional.
6Habra sido una omission involun-
taria de los senores delegados,. al re-
dactar ese informe?
6Es que Sc quiere deducir Ia in
corporation del acto de ser admitidos
en- a convention nuestros dos delega-
dos?
Esperamos que aclaren estos pun
tos LOS que deban y puedan.
Tn Repubbcan0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-02
EI cuaTtel general russo en- Lao
Yang, ha sid0 tornado psr
los japo08Ses

NEW YORK, SEPTIEMBRE q
Despachos de San Petersburgo confir-
man la toma del cuartel general ruso
en- Liao Yang, despuGs de renid1simo
combate.
Los japoneses han evacuado de
Aushanshan Anping tomaron posi-
clones sobre las baterfas rusas alcan-
do a victoria.
Las fuerzas japonesas eran mucho
mas superiores a las rusas, pues tenfan
un ascedente de q 600 hombres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-02
Los trabajadOreS de los diques
franceSes Preparan una hueI-
ga que resofard en- Ita-
liza Y en- Espa61

NUEVA YORK SEPTIEMBRE2 ,.
-Comunican de Paris que conss-
cueneia de algunas dscl araciones he
chas por diputados socialistas, Sc pro-
yecta una gran huelga 4 la cual invi-
taran q tomar parte los trabaiadores
espanoles italianos.
Ell Gobierno frances no esta dis
puesto tolerar alteraciones de orden
pdblico en- ninguno de los departamen-
tos donde los diputados socialistas
exciten la rebellion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-02
FL ENTIERRO De AVER

Aver en- Ia tarde yerifc6se el en-
tierro de don Federico Yumet Coro-
ado, que en- la gran logia mas6nica
ooupaba Ell puesto de secretario te-
MIA Ell grado treinta Y tres.
El senor Yumet fu6 IN consecuente
mason, q cuyo ideal consagr6 largos
amos de So vida, demostrando en- re-
vistas y peri6dicos sus conocimientos
que eran extensos sobre | a referida ms
tituci6n.
su entierro revisti6 gran solem-
nidad, asistiendo al acto una banda
de mdsica casi todos los elementos
mas distinguidos de ia Orden con sus
correspondence mandiles y estandar-
tes.
El pdblico que presencio Ell entie-
SrQ era bastante nuneroso.
or
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-02
Obras Pdb|icas

Los dfas 3, Sc trasladara pa
ra Adjuntas y ,Jayuya, Ell segundo iefe
de Obras Pdblicas Mr. Proctor, que va
para haEcr algunos estudios sobre la
carretera que Sc construira entire a.
yuya el Alto de la Bandera. Ell se-
nor Proctor tdesea avistarse con todas
las personals interes adas en- Ia cons
trucci6n de dicha carretera.
Acompahara al senor Proctor, ell
pagador del Departamento Mr. w. c..
Smith y Ell ingeniero que ha de dirijir
la obra senor Ruiz Cardona que Sc en-
cuentra en- Adjuntas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-02
EI Obispo de Laval ha con:
ferenciado con ell Papa Pio
X y fu6 suspendijo pOr
ell ministro Combes

NEW-YORK, SETIEMBRE q
Comunican de Paris que ell Ministro
Combes ha suspendido por cable al
Obispo frances Monsefor Laval
Ell Papa le exigio que no acatase
los mandates del Presidente del TO-
bierno frances acerca de la expulsion
de los misioneros. Ell pueblo de Ro-
ma ha tributado una evasion deliran-
te al prelado frances, por acatar las
decisiones de la Santa Sede.
Sc espera surjan de este acto gra-
yes eonfictos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-02

u oaaa. I'm los 'df.s subsiguieDte.
"a "a eondess me escribio dos
liz, LES vece', primero para bal
5f 9asfme de los niflos, oue seohr ~, :
oesla' mo echsban de men9. ss.u4 2
nsuA momento y luego nst. 90 q
bfar,cefme bfa learn que Lady Emm. h.-
oiA partldo con sd snpio. "A
-. Cuando volvf a PR, Ia
LILO mrnLo Sc sorprendi6 al YER 81
ca eamolo e que So hsbfa yerifie. fcF da 81
en mi. y me die: 'nc@oo
M: mas trsbsi.do rnd.nent.s' .'e g, que m !
da altlmos dfas. Es preei.o st 81 oas los
aescances an POGO. V.mos
pasar Ia proxims sem.n. Nus "a
~ a grsnja del Alcor. VEN
ae e con nosotros 6 slguepos eh u
La La p pronto que puedss. Ve,S
aar aue ei marques te conced. |. lie Ii
.eIcIa necessris. - II
;. L La ofsrta no podf. ser pa- :
e. M mas halsgiien.. Poco.
,i.s as, despues llegr6 uDa tards Ieo, >, :
s'S0f' a donde Ia familia ; me !, I
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-02
Combate en- ell rio Taisi
Las perdidas japonesas as
cienden d diez mil

NEW YORK, SEPTIEMBRE e.
Comunican que en- Ell rio Taisi, obliga-
do Kuropatkin al mando de un consi-
derable ej6rcito ruso q cruzar ell rio,
ha sostenido IN rudo combate atacan-
do con agilidad las fuerzas iaponesas
que ocupaban 8 Daodinshan, causan-
do una baja de 10000 japoneses.
Esta derrota ha producido en- ell
Gar indescriptible entusiasmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-02

Entre los dos levant. lnsu,
Lady Mimic Y i. cosoesmos Essnesmos 8
el sofa. Transcurriaroaa iainIs en
hrs hos min1tos Antes de que reco-
an Dra5a Ell conocimiento, y. oo u
conde est,ba gravementa -, 81
nauo y guerra que Sc IIsm.rS
.eonro . siaumo 5n ore, pero 70 estabs
rS. rsuro % de que Ia coDdess yolveA
ria TIA pronto en- ST Y creis .div;na- ve
que me 'gradecerfa Ell ona naf ia
plolese fueran en- an .nv;1;o i've im
tes extrsfIss. iio gen
die: oo moVerse me
= Gabriel; no recuerdo I.g b,go ma
tado nunca peor. Aoer es-
mf ~ no se por que Sc dirief. (
ml de pre- ferencis. cn.ndo
que 20. angu'tlado
d.. ;r,l MI querid. Lola. no Due. !,
res oido imaelnaits 10 que he p.Je- I
5Ioo en- estos breves momantn. paue- 9
"a todo ell tempo de 1u.os. nno.t
,natrimonio nunca te h. noesaro oo,, s,
20 = un accldente semejante. ICn.l l
Iuede ser la causs9 Guar a.
:, Ls condesa trst6 de tran
oilizArlo; pero era visible sI I'LL =. r.
aefEo cue & ella misma le 6 cos - &c
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-02
SERv|C|O CABLECRAF|CO
De LA DEMOCRAC|A
Fl Sultan de Turqula mueIe

NEW-YORK, SETIENBRE .
Comunica ell Ministro de Estado en-
Constantinopla que ha muerto ell Sui
tan de Turquf
Sc supone por noticias que Sc re-
cloen de Viena, que Sc trata de un en-
venenamiento, pues Aibdul-Amid Axis,
no Sc sentfa enfermo.
Sc ha proclamado Ell estado de ST.
Ito en algunos departamentos de Tur-
quia, por tenor una revoluci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-02

SFavorecemos la admission del Te-
Srritorio de Oklahoma y del Indian
xterritory. Tambien favorecemos la
Sadmisi6n Immediate de Arizona y
SNuevo M6jico, como distinto Estado
<y una forma de Gobierno Territorial
Spara Alaska Puerto-Rico.>
&Nosotros entendemOs que los
xnombramientos para cargos admins
Strativos en- cualquier territorio, asi
0como tambien en- ell Distrito de Alas
xka, Puerto-Rico, deben recaer a sus
Shabitantes en- la @poca en- que Sc hi
cieran <tales nombramientos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-02

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-02
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Rosendo Gonzalez de Santurce
rapto la muchacha Agustina G a
lez ha lngresado hoy en- "a carcel
Gonzalez al comparecer hoy ant
Juez,confeso ell hecho, y al ser intimaaav
para casarse, Sc neg6 q pretesto de qus'
el no ten1a para mantenerla. En- vista
de este el luez le remiti6 q la carcel 2
Sc lnstruye la causa correspopdiente..