davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
NUESTRO PARAB|EN

FL Gobernador acaba de nombrar
juez INFERNO de la ciudad de Ponce al
recto 6 inteligente abogado puerto
rriquefio don Angel Acosta Quintero.
Aunque el cargo es inferior & los
meritos y q los servicios del senior
Acosta, que pertenecfa por oposici6n
ala carrera judicial, habiendo ocupa-
do posiciones de conhanza en- Cuba v
en- su propio pals, le enviam0s nues-
tros parabienes.
Ri senior Acosta poste capacidad.
honorabilidad tftulos bastantea, no
para ser iuez municipal, nj jassas sa,o %
-~.~v.AvvJ s---~ V~~4. ~UI w 0uItcuu' :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
" SOL SOLET F"

Con este tflulo SO acaba de estre-
oar un drama de don Angel Guimers
en- uno de les principales teatros de
Barcelona.
Tenemos s la vista Ell Liberol que
Sc edita en- la ciudad condsl, y en- su
juicio sobre la citada obra dramatica
dice 10 siguiente
<La velada de anoche, no fu6 vt.
lada de triunfo, como tantas otras
para nuestro primer dramaturgo fu(
velada cruel, aterradors, Guy fatalis
mo determine en- Ia nhra n" c"''-' -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
CR|TER|O S|NCR|7ER|O
Luminosas, monumentaIes y
sublimes razones de un
peri6dico republican,.
GOBIERNO lNFALIBLE
Seamos absolutQmente ser.
Vlles''..y seremos suprlmi-
dos 0bs0lutQmente.

E Nacionalista de Msyaguez O.
mas papista que el Papa.
Opara hablar con mayor claridad
mas americana que los mismos anne
ricanos nacidos en- ell propio prihfn d.
Ia Metr6poli.
En- tanto que promipentes hombre'
polfticos y escritores de Estados Uni.
dos, censuran con frances tonos ell re
gimen VICENTE en- Puerto Rico, est
buen puertorriquef1o no Sc limita
callar sin protesta, sino que abdica
de 81 personal criterio y suprime Il ds
observation en- cosas que vengan ella
boradas de 10 gran repdblica, con
aplicaci6n & nuestro pats.
Y exclama;
Gel partido republicano es since
rsmente fiel y leal-albarda soble al.
barda--con Ia naci6n.
Bueno, hombre, bueno, la naci6n
90 da por enterada va le premiarS
en- gu dia.
conforme con 10 que
ella resolviese, por considerar de bue.
na fe que jamas podr& resolver nads
en- perjuicio nuestro.>
iMsgnf6co!
Ahora falta que El Nacionalista,
despues de haber dictado esa patentt
de infalibilidad 10 hsga litcgrafar
en- papel cartone del mas ino con
muchas r1bricas y adornos, & manera
de diploma, y la.envfe al Presidente
Roosevelt por el primer correo.
Poniendo ademas una cartita muy
carifosa diciendole que los puertorri-
quefios estan muy contentos con el
bill Foraker, y que 81 los americanos
desplazsn los nativos de los destinos
pdblicos, ca aJS0lMamente por su bien.
Asi el rasgo serfa complete,
La verdad es que siguiendo al pie
de la letra el criterio sin criterio de
RI NacionahSta, la polftioa esta aqui
dbSol,damente de mas.
IA que partidos, peticiones dog.
mas? NADIA debemos reclamar. Deie.
moslo TODD Ia naci6n que ella ha.
ra 10 que meior nos convepga. cusn-
do aal 10 estime oportuno, porque'..'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
NOTAS De TOA-ALTA
Dos bales, uno de sociedad
y Otro de obreros. -EI mes de
Maria en- ell temple cat6Iico
UN SUIClOlO
UN SUICIOIO
La policia correcta. -Traba-
JOS para embellecer la pobla-
cl0n. -Tala de arboles.

Toa- alta Sc div ierte despu6s de un
largo parentesis de silsncio.
Tai parece que sale de un aletar.
gamient3 pre- fupdo que busca con
honestos pasatiempos n altar grandes
tristezas y amarguras infnitas.
Ell siete de los corrientes por la
noche hubo dos magnlicos bales en-
este pueblo uno de sociedad Y otro
de obreros, que SO prolongaron hasta
las cinco de la mafana.
A ambos concurri6 10 mas selecto
de- VI otra sociedad, sin distinction
de colores pollsicos.
En- ell temple cat6lico Sc est& &C.
lebrando el mes de Maria.
Varias seforitas, hermosas como
angeles, hacen ell coro en- esas festas
que la Is religiosa copsagra anua.-
nente la madre de Jesus.
= Hoy parti6 para San Juar, don
de tiene su estancia, "a seiiorita Tara
zona, que Sc hallaba aqul do tempo
rada.
Ell vecino Guadalupe Marcano,
como de treints amos, que residia en-
el barrio de .Quebrada Cruz,s Sc en-
contt6 ahorcado el domingo dltlmo.
Hace tempo que veuia sufriendo una
especie de idiotismo y hula del COT
sacto de Ia gente. Del sumario int-
Tuido, apartce que puso hn 4 sus dias.
-Justo es clarar en- obsequio
4 la verdad, que ell cabo Pacheco, cen
los guardias que &C manda, SO condu-
CO correctamente en- este pueblo, cCL-
tribuy yendo efcazmente al orden admi.
rable que Sc observa.
--ContinGan los trabajos en- Ia
plaza. Sc hacen grandes acopios dc
piedras y SO arrancan arboles de cua-
10. En- ESQ los gustos estan divididos.
Mieutras unos apruehan, otros ceL-
suran. rs verdad qua cada &rbol de
sos tene una historic y sus recuer-
ioE, aparte de 10 que ellos puedan va
er en- 81 ornate y la hygiene.
Gustav0.
UuUSITU 0UUUIVm - ,I,,I,-
Cias en- la paglna qutnla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
REV|STA DEL ATENEO

"A mediados del mes pr6ximo es
muy probable que Sc publique <La
Revista del Ateneo.s FL primer MI
nero de la referida revista sera un
acontecimiento literario, por la cali.
dad de las tirmas que acreditaran los
trabajos literarios y cientf6cos.
sjamas podra resolver NADIA en- perjui-
clio nuestro.>
Y en- cierto modo es verdad.
Porque, como Sc tiende q suprimir-
nos, llegara el momento en- que 81 no
nos hacen bien tampoco nos har&p
NAL, pues nos habran suprimido.,
iApsolutamente!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
Patriotisrno iapones

New York, l2-Se ha ceebrado aver en- Toxic una
gran hesta cvna en- honor dc los cuarenta mil sodados
aoeSes muertos en- Ia guerra al temple de Spo-
konsa aslsteron el emperador la emperatrz Veianse
Danderas tomadas los Ia del acotazado VARAG
hunddo en- Chemupo La multitud inmcnSa acan6 4
los soDcranos con dero, d6 vitoreS al general Ovama
al almrante TOGO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
Pruebas contra Francia

New York l2.-La prensa de Paris recoic la noca de
que e goberno aponts envard prueb; ss represenan-
ties en- Europa con e fin de demostrar que las auordades
rancesas Gle lndochna han prestado axos directos la
escuadra de Roestwenk avdandoa proveerse con
rapdez de carbon de where's rescos a> como reparar
s1s ayerias mDar aare los fondos de sus barcos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
Nebogatoff Y Roiestwenki

New York y 12.Teegramas de Hong Kong aseguran
que n ha tcndo lugar la conjunction de las escuadras
RoestWenk Ncbogatof aunque saCe que han de
nrsc de I'm momento otro La dhcultad consse ha-
liar ondeadero que sea possible permancccr mas de
yenticuaro hor~ Los cruceros ngleScs >an el movi-
mlento de ambas lotaS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
Jonquiers en- SAIGON

New York 12-De Saigon informan que el almirante
Jonquers anunca de un modo ofca oue Ia escuadra rl
sa a sado de las aguas teroaes rancesas despues de
protestar contra la orden del goberno amante Roest
wen Anade que consentira la conjunction de las dos
escuadras en- los domnios ranceses
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
CQIonia especial de estudIan-
teS DueTtO-IiquehOS
en- Baltimore
A cargo de don Rafael laner
1914, DRUID AVE

Admite nihos y nifas memories de
IA amos, q raz6n de slLO anticipates
por semestre, en- concepto de upilsie,
ensefanza, lavado de rops, asistenc a
medics medicinas. Referencias; DR.
Coll Y Lcdos. Figueras y Perea en- San
Jusnl D, Arturo Dlaz sn, Areciboi. Dr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
Retirada rusa

New York u. -Cabegramas d la associated Press
dan detaes de Ia retrada del eGrco russo haca norte
de la persecution de que obeo Los cuepos de ropas
de Oku Kuro marchan la retaguardia del General Lii
nevitch, diez mas de disancia mentra e anquea el
marsca Oyama mpdi6ndoles eegir posconeS para la re-
sstenca procurando cortare coocandoe posci6n
DrOm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
Pocas noticias

New Yorll L.. Fuera de las noticias comunlcadas no
ocurrc nngdn succso importane. Opnan los peritos
estratega navaque ~eg1n la actca del almrante Togo
e combate maritime SC rctardard agunos dlas, menos
que los dccidan marchar haca Vladlvostok for
zando c cstrecho dc Corea Los aponeses solo desean
fatgar al enemgO gAstndole marchas ycOntramarchas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
Cables direCt0s de New York
PARA EA DEW0CRACJA"

presIdcnte Roosevelt del rey Eduardo VII Confirmase
Ia notcia de que condc CaSn ira I1spana baron Ro
seu lccdera aqui. Creese que e rasado del prmero
obedece prcdsposcion contra la paz decaraco-
II ,,,C Spntido
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
ApartadO nun
Telefouo Ldm.

L. Orcasistas en- Rio-Piedrss; Doctor
Martinez Guasp en- MsysgueZ; Ledo.
Julia en- Ponce; D. Basilio Pihero en-
Carolina; D. Juan Davila en Msnadi
D. JoseM. Deliz en- Agusdilla D. Fran
cisco Giuliani J D. Jose Benitez or
visQueG,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
Prelininares de p3z

New York 12-Dicen de Washington que cstan pac
tandoSe entire Franca, Rusla nglaterra Jap6n l1sta
dos Unidos los premnares de la paz Dor nicatiys de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
BUENA O(ASION

Sc vende una .fpca de mil euerdaa
de terrenc, en- las inme6iscionss de la
Central MERCEDrTA, -Sn Ysbucoa. Tie
ne en- cultivo 45O cuerdss de cana,
pur mitsd entire siembras nuevas to-
cones. In esta imprenta dan rete-
repCias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
POR ACOMETI TIM|ENTO

Hoy Sc VIC en- 10 Corto de Dis
trito ell juiclO contra Gonzalo DiaY,
acusado de acometlmento con prop6.
sito de cometer homicide.
L'evaba la acusaciGn ol fiscal Cam
pillo y la defensa el abogsdo Falcon.
El iurado considcr6 culpable al
acusado, sehalando el jutz del Toro,
ell ID del corriente para la lectura de
la septencla.
Ese es ell sitio que le senalaria ell
voto dc sus paisanos, q este voto va
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
r. CULLEN
PROFESSOR DE MUSICA Y PIANO.
AFUNADoR CoMPoSITOR DE PIANOS
Y HARMONIOUS.

Su larga experiencia con PRAC-
TICA en- varias fabricas de los Esta.
dos Unidos, 10 sutorizsn q garantlzar
sus trabaios.
Por un dollars mensual le conser.
vara su Piano afnado y en- buen orden
todo.
La primera afnaci6n y compost
ci6u & precios m6dicos.
Comprd Pianos riejoS yraCde uSaSddoS.
Direction; RelQjerid tjj Sr. kebrhdhn
Plaza lie BdiClorlotg dc Castro,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12

PARA CERdR IN RES
FETADO ENTN DIA tome las PAS
q4Et,hS xA&0kS DE bKOMo- -QUINI.
tA E ~. carlo le devolvers el
ero 81 nu Sc cura. Ia frna de E
GROVE Se halla sn eada esiita,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
R. DEL VALE ZENO
INGENIERO CIVIL.

Construcciones Civiles. Plsnos,
presupuestos y construcciones de ca
sas de mamposteria, cemento srmah'
MADEIRA. Mensuras. Riegos.
Ofcira: calle Fortaleza nun NJ
Apartsdo nun. l16.
Telefouo Ldm. l04.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-09-28
REFERENDUM INTERESTS THE PEOPLE

Those who oppose the initiative and referendum
their stock arguments the assertion that the people will
sufficient interest in legislation because they busy Statistics
imported from Switzerland have been exploited prove this
on which found considerable credence in the United until
the initiative and referendum tried several
became evident that Switzerland furnished as to what
results might be expected from the adoption Of the system
country Nearly every wishes enlarge his power he
understands how it be DONE This is general rule and the
special conditions which exist the little republic of Switzerland
do not disprove the rule
In Portland Oregon the other day the ques
tons referred to the people exceeded the for president
Similar interest by the has been the rule in Angeles
Detroit Buffalo, Chicago and other cities where votes
have been taken and also in the states that have adopted the refer
endum Of there be active workers and
to the voters the Importance of ake
Is the work of good citizenship and such be
found from unexpected quarters Eternal vigilance the price
liberty and when the people have attained their full sovereignty
control the acts of their representatives graers and grating
will be found disappear and there will be truly repre-
sentative government of all the people
AS indication of the quiet but effective result of the refer
endm cities and towns Melrose manufacturing suburb of
Boston good example Five years ago the referendum in
ccrpoated the city charter and has been applied
and vote appropriation for sos 900 for additions high
school building pending be taken the municipal
election in December
As result of this power in the people bend issues or
the city of Melose excellent condition. whereas
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-09-28
SEPTEMBER %, 1905

to this being accorded bonds issued munich
pal Improvement almost beyond the ability of the taxpayers to
That the Welose charter still imperfect it does not con-
tain provision for referendum or other mat
tiers than the issuing bonds will be attended
The legislature will also be asked add provision
tive to further guard the peoples sovereignty and allow them
legislation for consideration that five per of the
think desirable
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-09-28

yernor. The platforms adopted by the reform
that this law shall be enforced As The Independent
Iuently pointed the Injunction sustained by the United
States supreme court preventing the laws enforcement still stands,
Int the law itself has been declared unconstitutional and the
Injunction be removed the attorney general will submit proofs
that the Newberry schedules conatoy the present
Governor Mickey admits that the charged
etoonate Why then does his attorney general neglect take
such steps will this extorion!
Both the democratic and popus platforms adopted strong
pans against the free pass They pointed that the
wrong for 1t is used by the railways bride
corrupt Judges executives and legislators and thus nsures
the dominance of the railways politics and prevents the people
from securing fair law and the enforcement Of pres
laws and the passage of laws that will destroy rail
way extoron and discrimination The pass wrongs moreover
that dcmnaes against those who do not passes Be-
of the pass the must pay higher freight and
passenger rates and they thereby paying to both the
railways and the passusers It notable feature of dis
ordinations whether by tariffs railway charges that
they always tax paid corporation avore
Until the free pass system has been abolished the people
obtain their rights When has been abolished the people will find
the task Of reform made easier
When the real effects the law acertaned through
h operation the people, regardless of party began protest and
that protest growing day The of the
state find that they have control their taxation that
this power has been centralized board which
the local and lowers valuations it's pleasure
by system that works particular harsps upon the cuvator of
the SOIL Those who understood the law and who knew
it cunning devised by railway attorneys punish
the people for daring insist just taxation of railways de-
nounced the but their denuncaons fell upon
because the people had yet the law in operation and had
therefore, experience of it's injustice and oppression The
form forces have declared against this law TERMS
but the republican platform is silent the subject silent
upon the subject of lower freight and passenger rates
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-14

A Kentucky woman has solved the
question of tainted money In a new
way, and she and DR.. GLADDEN. should
get together and compare notes. This
woman Of the blue grass state is a
thrifty dame and her living is made
by selling the products of her small
farm. She has conscience that Is
rigid and little cranky at times. and
it tackled her on the question of using
money received from the sale of eggs
laid on Sunday. She pondered and
pondered, and finally decided that all
money thus obtained should be given
to charity Now she keeps two separ-
ate accounts, her weekday account
and her Sunday account. If there is
any faint on that Sunday money the
libraries and hospitals will have to
stand for 1t. She WILL not. Now
couldn't this woman and DR.. Washing
ton GLADDEN. figure out system that
would suit both Of them and settle this
tainted money question for good and
all. If some of the money that Dr.
GLADDEN. doesn't want the church to
take from John D. Rockefeller could be
invested by the Kentucky woman in
hens that laid only on Sunday, and the
proceeds from the efforts of those hens
could be used to buy other hens that
would lay only on weeks days, then the
money received for the eggs of the
hens that would rest on Sunday could
be devoted to missionary work without
damage. If this wouldn't suit DR..
GLADDEN., then he is hard to please.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-14

who will not give up few Of his per.
sonal rights in order not to endanger
the progress, nay the very existence,
Of this great institution, will not make
a good citizen. AS for the open shop,
sense of the word. There Is no shop
but that into it any competent man
may go and all that is asked of him Is
that he help maintain this organi2a-
ton which has sown the seed from
which he is reaping the harvest.
If man stops you and takes from
you that which is not his the law calls
that stealing, so If a man goes into .
factory or shop and receives benefitA
which have been obtained for him by
others and for which he has not paid
or will not pay, is he not also theft"
Plea for Union Made Goods.
In speaking of the laporing man In
his power as consumer he made q
powerful appeal to all union men to
use nothing but union made goods,
saying in part: when you buy any
article which has at any time demand
ed labor In It's production you are q
purchaser of labor. You expect your
employer to purchase nothing but
union labor, is it then just or right for
you, a union man,to buy non-union la.
bor?"
The speaker closed with an urgent
request for all the moral support pos
sible in obtaining the labor legislation
which will be introduced at the next
session of the state legislature, en-
phasizing the child labor law.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-14
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Ware Celebrate
Fftieth Wedding Day.


Oskaloosa, Dec. 12.--surrounded by
seven of their children, and by all OF
their grandchildren excepting three,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Ware, after fifty
years of happy weddea life, Sunday at
the homo Of their daughter, Mrs. g. r.
Schilling. COL Secon davenue east, cele-
brated their golden wedding anniver-
sary.
The occasion was a most happy one.
1t was family reunion in which all
the children were gathered together.
some from distance, and 1t was cele.
brated by family dinner at noon.
Those who were present were Mr..
and Mrs. T. M Ware and son from
Story City, Mrs. A. A. Meyer Of Kan.
sas, g. G. Ware and daughter Lucille
OF Abba. Mr.. and Mrs H. J. Ware Of
Des Moines. Mrs. A. j. Davis, Miss
Myrtle Ware and Mr. and Mrs. e. r.
Schilling and family of this city. Many
beautiful presents were given to the
venerable parents as mementoes of the
occasion
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Ware were mar
ried in Bonaparte, December 10, 1856.
Fifteen years later Mr.. and Mrs. Ware
removed to Oskaloosa and since have
made their home in this city, respected
and beloved by large circle Of &C.
puaintance. Mr.. Ware is a prominent
member of hte G. A. r. and with his
wife is also member of the Circle Of
the Ladies of the Grand Army Of the
Republic.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-14
DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENT OF
ROOSEVELT.

The New York Sun.-A story has
leaked out by the democratic caucus
that a member of the Virginia delega-
ton introduced resolution indorsing
Theodore Roosevelt and urging his
nomination for the presidency by the
democratic party in 1908. The name
Of the introducer has not been dis
closed, but 1t is said that Represen-
tative James Hay, of Virginia, made n
vigorous protest against the resolution
and it was dropped after a brief but
heated discussion. It was then decid-
ed to bind every member present to
absolute secrecy-with the usual re-
suit.
The champion Of Mr.. Roosevelt in
the democratic caucus was only re-
flecting the popular sentiment in
Richmond at the time Of and after the
Presidents visit. Eastern Virginia is
verv partial to him. If the files Of the
Richmond papers Of about that time
memory serves us, that it was serious
ly proposed to make Mr.. Roosevelt the
democratic candidate in 1908. Never
theless, Virginia and the whole south
voted very much as usual on election
day. The process of converting south
ern democrats into republicans Is very
slow and toilsome.
IL might be supposed II southern
democrats were not peculiar that
there was a genuine movement among
them to swing over to Mr.. Roosevelt
and accept him as their leader in ma
tional affairs. Several of their repre-
sentatives in the house and senate
have publicly declared their intention
to support the Presidents policy in
railroad lerislaticn; but whether as
statesmen or partisans time alone will
prove. A small and desperate minor
ity may be expected to resort to sin
gular devices to bedevil and divide a
powerful majority. If southern sup
port Of the President is so spontane-
Gus and real, why does resolution of
Endorsement cause such commotion,
and excite such resentment in a demo-
cratic caucus?