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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-09-14
Offered a Substitute.

The following story is told of the
distinction acquired by Bonney, the
janitor of the College of the City of
New York, distinction to which his
assistants bow down. Not long ago q
stranger entered the college and asked
for President Finley Mardy, the "as-
sistant professor Of dust and ashes"
answered in all seriousness, "Mr. Fin
ley amt here, but you car see Mr..
Pornev. New York Times.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-09-14

Nat Goodwin. the comedian, tells
Of young woman, well known for
her amateur work, who had been
given an opportunity to prove her
claim to availability on the profess
sional stage. She was billed to rem
der song, the refrain of which was,
"The autumn days have come, ten
thousand leaves are falling" The
aspirant for professional honors was
in so extreme a state of excitement
that she took too high a key. "Ten
thou-ou-sand--" she screamed and
then stopped short, for want OF
breath. At this critical juncture some
irresponsible god in the gallery,
perhaps an auctioneer by calling,
shouted in stentorian tone: start
it at five thousand, old girl! Start
it at five thousandn
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-09-14
Better Than All Earth's Glories

And dreams, perchance. of yesterday
Until he stirs and smiles,
And kicks the covers here and there
In twisted, tumbled piles.
A freckled, snubnosed little boy
With sun-bleached curly hair;
With mighty twisted round his neck,
With breaches on a chair.
And, scattered all about the floor,
His hat, and shoes, and shirt
And ball. and catching glove, and bat
All well begrimed with dirt.
He will awake ere very long
And, storming down the stair,
VIII be an omnipresent thing
Here, there, and everywhere;
Then will storm out and slam the door,
And his swift way will take
To whistle at respective gates
For Fred and Bill and Jake.
And better than moonflowers are,
Or are sunfowers tall
Or morning glories running wild
In riot on the wall.
Or yellow petals of the rose,
That please and never cloy,
Is just a frecl<led harum- scarum
Rowdy -dowdy boy!
Houston Post.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-09-14
CHAPTER discontinued.

Them cuttings will be in the wash
tub a Monday, though faint a great
while sence | washed 'em; but / will
keep neat if ! don't do nothin' else.
See, here's his brush, with few hairs
sticking to it," and she held up one
for the inspection of Mrs. Hamilton,
who sat spellbOund, it seemed to Mrs.
Fry. What was the cause? She knew
many months later, but not then.
There amt no light color to the roots
ont" said Mrs Fry, striving to attract
her regard.
No, there was not The hair showed
no indication of having been colored.
perhaps he attends to it every
day" said Mrs. Hamilton, arousing
herself and shaking off the occult in
fiuences of the room.
We'll, then, the hair dye must be
'roTnd handy. Shall l look in the
trunk? The lock is broke, l see."
But Mrs. Hamilton stood looking out
the window and apparently did not
hear her, for she did not reply. Mr..
Fry lifted the cover and began to
rummage the trunk.
Not a thing here that would color
A rats whiskers," she said You
look"
"Oh, no" said Constance. shrinking.
You are right, presume"
We'll, here's one of them marked
shirts I told you about. Amt that
II. Az"
Constance came eagerly forward and
looked at the initials put on with
inGelible ink.
yes, you are right. The letters are
H. A. If they indicate his name it can
not be Primus Edes."
Wall, you see there amt no dye
stuff in the room, an no signs of
none" said Mrs. Fry, Strengthening the
room a little preparatory to leaving it,
'DO you want to look any more?"
NO. said Constance. rising from
her seat at the window as if to follow
her from the room. But as she passed
the bureau she deity extracted from
the hair-brush the few strands that
clung there, and with them hidden in
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-09-14

overeating-sh entered the church
on the arm of her uncle, the Hon.
Greedy McGreedy. Her veil of tulle
was held by a coronet of diamonds,
and she carried in her hand a large
basket of assorted jewels. She wore
a riviere of gigantic diamonds, gift
Of the bridegroom's uncle, Mr.. Gosh
volta Pyle.
After short wedding tour the new
ly married couple will spend few
days at Plunder-on-the-Sly, the home
of the grooms grandfather.--Life.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-09-14
NOISES IN Her HEAD
Mrs. Reagan was Nervous Wreck,
But Or. Williams Pink Pills
Brouaht Sound Health.


"Before began to take DR.. Williams
Pink Pills. said Mrs. Mary Reagan,
of No. SO Kilburn street, Fall River,
Mass, recently, 81 was i'll and out of
bed all the time, but now l stay up all
day and do all my own work.
81 was badly run down from over.
work. One day noises began IN my head
and almost made me crazy. My head
felt as if tight band had been put
around it, and the pressure and the
sounds made me so uneasy that often
had to walk the floor all night.
my stomach was in bad shape, and
had smothering sensations. At such
times my body seemed bloodless, my
hands were like chalk and my face
turned yellow. The doctor said had
dyspepsia in the worst form. Tnen my
nerves gave way and / was completely
Frustrated. / frequently suffered from
smothering sensations.
"The first box of DIR. Williams Pink
Pills that / used quieted my nerves
so that 1 could get good nights
sleep, which was new experience for
me. Before began to use them l was
a nervous wreck and trembled at the
slightest sound. / was so weak that l
had to sit down and rest every few steps
when L went up stairs. Now can run
mp whole flight at once. The smother.
ing sensations have gone and the noises
i'll my head have stopped entirely. My
appearance has greatly improved, for
friends who were alarmed on my ac-
count before, now say: How we'll you
are lookingp My husband spent over
hundred dollars ON treatment for me that
was worthless, but few boxes of DIR.
Williams Pink Pills brought me sound
health"
Sold by all druggists, or sent, post
paid, on receipt Of price, so cents per
box, six boxes for So 80 by 'the DR. Will
liams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-09-14

In Chicago, the other evening, when
the audience at the Studebaker Thea
ire was repeating after the third act
of The College Widow" the almost
delirious demonstration of enthusiasm
that had marked the opening night
George AIDE, the author, who sat or
a stair rail in the rear of the house
was asked what his father thought OF
this dramatic proposition and all the
fame and profit that has accompan
led it. AIDE gave one of those cur
ious twisted grins Of his, shifted him
self along the stair rail, and said: He
thinks I'm a burglar"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-09-14

Up in Tioga County, N. Y, where
very large families are the rule, the
mother of ten children called her
husbands attention to the fact that
the cradle in which she had lulled all
her babies to sleep was becoming
useless-the rockers had been worn
fiat. I'm afraid it's nearly gone"
she said. That's right" asserted
the husband. Reaching into his
pocket he pulled out ten dollars.
Here you are. Next time you go to
Owego get new one. Get a good
one this time-one that'll last"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-09-14
a Society Note.

Miss Tissie Inkum, youngest daugh.
.er of BuIlifat Inkum, Esq, was mar
led yesterday to Mr.. Dedleigh Bohr
The ceremony took place in the
Church of the Holy Dividends and
there was large gathering of New
York society, many guests having left
tkeir country houses and CINE to the
city for the occasion. me church was
handsomely decorated with wreaths
and garlands of stock certificates,
Tho bride father being ill-from
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-09-14
This story is told about President

This story is told about President
Roosevelt and an aged darkey called
Uncle Jack. The old cclored man
was very religious, and was consider
ed pillar of the church he attended.
The President, while out driving one
cold morning, met Uncle Jack, Grip
pied with rheumatism, hobbling along.
Uncle Jack" said the President, af-
ter greetings had been exchanged,
Which would you rather have this
cold morning, ton of coal or a bot
tie of whisky" WELL" said the
darkey, hesitatingly, tits this way,
Mistah President, you see, ma folks
burn wood"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-09-14

Judge Shelby, of Alabama, was
once talking about the difference be-
tween swearing and affirming. what
ever the difference isl he said. 1T is
assuredly not what certain old col
ored man understood 1t to be last
week. This colored man, entering
the witness-box, said he thought he
wouldn't swear. He thought he would
just affirm. "Erastus," l said, "how is
this? A month ago, when you appear
ed before me, you consented readily
enough to swear Why it is that you
will only affirm now" well, yo'
honah," said Erastus, ode reason am
dat specks amt quite SO sure about
de Jacks O. dis case as / wus o. de
odder."
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-09-14

Congressman Morse, of Massachu-
sets, was great admirer of speaker
Reed, to whom he said, on one &C.
casion: do you know, MR.. Read,
the people are talking a great deal
about you for President some day."
We'll, Morse" was the dry comment
of the Speaker, they could do worse
and | have no doubt they will"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-09-14

A certain lady of wealth. living
in the north of Ireland, was recover
ing from a seriously illness, and one
morning called for an egg, which she
ate with much enjoyment. AS she
passed back the cup and plate to her
nurse, she said: can egg is a delic-
ious thing" Then, with much mel
ancholy: What pity" she added
ut is so common among the poor"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-09-14

When an Atlantic steamship has on
board what is called a full mail"
she is carrying about two hundred
thousand letters and three hundred
sacks of newspapers to London alone,
besides large quantities for other
oIacaS
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-09-14

1t is mighty hard for a man not to
like the rich father of a girl as much
as he likes her.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-25
UNA COMUN|CACION
Ryp,Rlp.

ri contra -Almirauts do la Armad O
de los Estados Unidos, Mr. Dunlap,
dirigio oil coronsl Hamill el s'guiente
escrito que publicsmos textualments
San Juan, p. r. lSl9O5.
Sefor; -Tergo el honor de lamar
81 sssncion al hecho de que los carre-
teros de bueyes no observan los regla
mentos de carre eras y csda dia Sc
descuidan mas en- clio.
Loa csrretsroa sentandote en- los
csrros no ponen stencion aIguna
los pisos y campEnas y los coches tie.
nen que detenerse ir mas despacio
espersndo 4 que ellos cream conve.
nientes spartsrse del camiuo.
Yo habfs penssdo teriamsnts an.
tes de ahora en- llamar su atenci6n
hacla ests hscho pero aver tArde como
q las 8 As. Ia presencia do amino de
MIR. Post, 1uicsmente, impidi6 un grs
We accldente , 81 carrusje fae averla.
do apesar de que ella 10 lev6 hasta
10 cunets. Eata averis en- 81 cArrus
je fuS un ultrsgs, puesto que las luces
ibsn encendidss y Mira. Post se apar-
to hasts la cunsts que fue 10 mas le.
Jos que pudo ir para evlIsr un choque
FL mismo CARO- esiuvo q punto
de chocar con mi cArrusje y solsmen.
is metiendome ca ls cuneIs, MOI tan
dolo por ell lado opuesto q la carrete
rs parando pude evitsrlo. Las lu-
ces de mi carrusjs srdfan brillsnte-
mehte.
A petici6n de Mrs. Post hlce que
iuera arres.ado el carretero respon.
sable. De todo esto somos tsstigos el
cochero del comandante y yo.
Yo debo reQuerirle para que .e
reguls ell trAtico en- la carretera, pues
estA huciendose peligroso ssllr en- co
che por ella q csuss del descaido de
les cSrreteros y de los nolt3nss de
pieiras co,ocados al lado del canine
Muy respetaosaments, (drmadol,
A. Dunlap, Contra slmiranie de Ia
Armada de los Estsdos Cnidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-25
mo. ACATARRRAsE!

HI casarro Oh una enferned I'd que
siene mucha mas importancia de Ia que
generalmente 80 10 atribuye. Invade
sodos los 6rganos del cuerpe, cuya,
tunciones y fuersas debilitx profunda.
mente. Escauss frecuente de 10 aordera
afecta IL vista, 10 nariE y la gargants
y 90 gener almente por donde empiezs
10 tuberculoslS 8 ttsis.
La mismA facilidad y la frecuen-
etA con que 90 pesca un catarro, hact
q las personss inditerentes para Gu.
tarie ls graz mayorla no 80 preocu
% de laa consequential.
Los bEEos frios por Ia ma6ana
Embellishments despues de deiar el
Iecho, dormir con laA ysntanss sbier-
las J evisar las corrientea de aire, son
precauciones muy buenss que no cuss.
"a trahalo el obSsrvarlas. PERI el
preventive mAa positive, mas ehcaz,
uAl fAcil J mAs positive J tambisn el
que aconseian los medieos, % la Emul.
sion de Scott dc aoeite de higado de
baealac.
Es sorprendenie latusrra, vitalidsd,
energfa y poder de resia.encia que re-
cibe el cuerpo humane dc las peque.
naa desis dc Emulsion de SCos Que 40
Administrgn COZ conSlAncia. Esta
smulsion recubre inseriormente todas
les parties debilss J vulnerablss del
susrpe J 10 pone al sbrigo de- la In.
teccion cAtarral.
De cuando en- cuando aparecen
Industriales POGO escrupulosos snun.
eiando emulsionss, vinos O prepar g.
dos 4 los que atribuyen propisdxdea
curstivas que no tisnen J hasiA hay
Quien 80 streve & decir On lelras de
lmprenia, que el peIr6leo 8 kerosinG
% un alimeuse.
Que es el peirolsoY I'm acsite mine.
raj que &c usA como combusllbls para
Iubricar J limpiRr mAquinEs Y para
Alumbrar.
Una substsncia indigsstIhle que
pArece de 10 propiedAd esencial de 70.
do Alimenlo, cual 90 la assimilation.
que pass 81 traves del tubo Intestinal
Gin modlhcarse J ain ser absorbi-
oidai una substsnciA en- I'm, oOe no
hene ninguna de las propiedades Gu.
rativaa J Alimen.iciGs del acsite de
higado de bacslGo. 81 90 dijese que
el petr6leo es IN Alimento para ma.
quinas, podrfA pSsar; pero no un all.
uenio para ell cuerpo.
81 tenelI algunA duda, prepun.sd
q vuestro medico; 81 on conHrmars 81.
Ia verdadi J al estaia escanoa ds fuer.
zss, de carne J do Eangre, o. sconse-
lara que tomsiI 10 EmulIi6a de Scott
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-25
IBURlA.BURLAND0
PUERTO-Rc0 Sc ESTA CONVRT|ENO0 EN- UN Pals |M-
POSSIBLE PARA Los "FOLKLORITAS",

Est4 vlsto. Nuestra fsonomfa pin.
torescs-si se permits eats cali6catl-
70 apl'cado q una fsonomia va per.
diend O sus llneamientos dlstintivos y
peculiares. Ell Puerto Rico trad!cio.
nal SO plerie, 80 evapora, se desvane.
c>...sQle le su't'tuys?. Osro Puerto
Rico novisImo, qle fuerzs de no to-
ner rssgos propios concluiraspor pa.
recerse & ,odo ell mundo.
Y entiendase que al expresarme
asf re6erome a Ia turbamulia que bu-
le on todss parties, fusra de los usos
tfpicos de csda region 8 comarca, ira.
eada de igusl modo en- ol Norts que en-
el Sur, con identicas costumbrss ex-
tsriores en- Nleva York como en- Pc
klr, ostentando sl un,forme sel.o 6
marca de fabrica, que 10 civilization
moderna impone q los pueblos cultos
la muehsdumbre sn6nima que vists
gaban lsvita, se cubrs con horg) y
sombrero dc copa, bebe prosaica GER.
vsza, fama puros 8 bgarninas, G me
60 restaurants y visja on fsrrocarril.
Pareeerse todo el mundo. ..,.,..,
cuanta dssdichs'
ConclUys ell que tai cosa muestra
-quees on oednitlva Q. no mostrar ma
da -individuo 8 pueblo, por confun-
dirse entire las apreciab es gentes del
mont6n an6nimo, tsnto mas felices
cuando mas ignoradas, pues nadie
$, fla 90 el as en- rszjn de su insig-
niti ,ancla, vulgaridsd y peque n z,
porque, 6quiea pierde su tempo fjal'
dose en- coaas anodinas?
Psro 20 iuEgo est6ri', psqueflo
y menguado oil contsnto gus SO oblis-
ne & costa do la propia personsliiad.
Yo quiero ser 10, pobrs 8 ilf,rsu.
nado, pero Ye. Dsseo tener cosaa
mtas, idiosincrAs!cas, originates, 81
Ia fortuna m, las arrsbatase, y yo
tuviess que ser rico a ese precio, STEM
pre- ssssrfa pslpandoms 90 buaca
do algo. Pars1eme que me fAltarfA
uns parts d. mi iudividuo.
Con oil cambio do domination he
mos psrdido muchos bisnes, unos q la
faerza, por pura del adez osros; com
prsndo y justinco en- nosotros el cas- 0
de los primeros, mas no puedo pen
sar 10 mtsmo ca cuanto 90 refere q los
segundos.
81 nos quitan POGO POGO Ia
TERRA, oque hsmos de hacer, care
ciendo de alimentos para rscuperar eI
todo 6 en- parts las parcslss gus MOI
quitan?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-25
EDICT0.

EstAdus L aidos de America. FL Ere
sidente de los Estado [ nldos. SIS,
Esteban Arrsse Z,.aya. Ex parte.
Conversion en- dominic.
En- Ia Core Municipa del Diatr.to Ja-
dieial Municipal de M matt, r. X.
Por cuAnto, E.tsban Arrese y ls-
lava, soltsro, mayor de edsd, propie
.ario vscino do San Juan, Puerto
Rico. solicis6 ante essa Corte, Ia con.
versi6n en- dominic de 10 inscription
de posesion de la slguieats haca; Ur'
hama, casa y solar situsdos en la cslle
do La Victoria del pueolo de Clalss,
a s,pstrufda 10 primsrs, de maderAs del
pais y extrsnleras, 10 mismo que su
coeina, do planta alta, dc caiorcs me-
,ros eu uarenta csn.imstros dc frents por
ocho metros eincuensa y dos censlms.
tros do ,ndo, y Ia cocins do ocho ms
.ro, sese1ta csutfmstros de largo por
ripco met .os vsinle y Ccho esnsimetros
ds anch,, cobiiada de hlerro gSlvs
nixado. Linda por Ia dsrech snsrsn
do. Que es ell Sud, con Ia cslLs que
conduce & 10 del TamArindo; por la
ixouisrda, que 81 sl Norte, con oira
casa de GaLzAltz Padre por su fren
IA. Que es el o.sts, con 10 citsda calle
ds La Vict ria, , por ~ fondo, que es
Al Fate con otro solar de Manuel Ri
vera; sl solar mide, dieE sists metros
de frenie por der ccho de fondo,
Por tAnto, habiendoss ordensdo
mr. el Hon. F6ix C6rdova Davils,
Juez de- ssta Core Municipal, en- GAIA
fnhs, 90 anuncle 10 conversion intsrs-
sada por m ,dio de IN edicso , pori'es
yecss on el peri6dlco La DEMocRAcIA
cue te edita 90 San J Jar, para que los
cue tengsn algdu derschl 1obfe lA
casa = solar descrisos, J laI pers )nas
ienoradss { quisnes pue1a psriudicar
10 conversion, putdan oponerae ptesea
tando 10 oportuna demAnda dentro eel
tGrmino de uines diaI naturAleS con
tar desde el de ls { cha del aDuncin \,
libro sl presents, bf. . mi Arma sn Ia
Corts Municipal del DistrlIo Judicial
Municipal de Manar, { p de D.clem
hrs del I61 del Sci 1r de 1905.
PIpR1 ]. RIVERA p
Ser .tsrg " G. Ct AAcan.
A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-25
OBRAS PUBL|cAS
Informs y consideracienes
generates del Departa-
mento del Interior.
kUMENTO De GASTOS
Nuevas Obras en- los cuatro
amos proxlmos. -Puentes
de hlerro y mamposteria.

FL departamento del Interior pu-
blic6 el informe aeerca del Negociado
de Obras Pdblieas.
Por dicho infolms vemos que el
credito consignado para atender 10
conservation dc carrsteras, assemble
este sfio & 100. $50 dollars, que son el
coDiunto de las partidas psrciales de
cads carretera.
Sc invirtieron en- dichos trabajos
1913 OIL II dollars, que arroja uob-e la
cantidad dol prssupuesto I'm exceso de
2 BAL dollars, por haberse transferido
q 10 partida de conservacl6n y repara.
ci6n de carreteras parte de las econo .
mfas ca iueldos de personal de d.cha
oficina.
Les trabajos actu almente 80 hallan
bsjo la direction de siess inspsctores
y cipco capstscss subaltsrnos.
El Comisionado del Interior cree
que ca nscessrlo aumentar ell pGmero
de carfeterss ca las onas d. cafe.
Nos inform6 que actualmsnts xis
ten obras en- construction de Jayuya
al Alto de Ia Bsndera, do 'Barros 4
B arrAnq uitas, de Fl lmacao & Yabucoa
| y Arroyo.
Tamben diio que SO proponia en-
pear cuanto antes los trabsjos cue
fueron propuest1s por el anterior Co.
misionado Mr.. Elliot para los pr6xi
mos custro amos, en- Las carressras ds
Lores y Adjuntxs, Los Msrfas & La
res, de Jayuya q Bsrros, dc Barros 4
Corozal, camino de Comsrfo, do Agui
rre q Guayama, trozo de San Loren
20, de Mameyes Luqnillo, de Na
guabo a Fsisrdo y de Ciales & Jus
ma Diax.
En- estos gastos 80 invertirau 70O, ,00(
dollars sin contar los pusntes nuevos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-25
YAR|AS NOT|C|AS
Don Modesto Bird on San
Juan. Para Arocibe. ia.
ranas anoche.
LA RETRETA De ANOCHt
Los esposos Cesteros.Man.
gual. -Fue I'm dia muy
anlmado el de aver.

Aver tuvimos sl gusto do sslu.
dar On sata ciudsd { nusstro qusride
y respectable amigo don Modesto Bird,
Fl sefor Bird - snsusntrs 70 rss'
tablecido do sus dolsreias.
RecIba nue,tro saludo mas sfss'
tuoso.
Ell jovsn msysgussano don Angel
M BellvS sale do hoy { matsna hacia
Arecibo, con obisto do solocar On aqus.
lla simpatica eiudad sl libro Pdstumas,
do Carlos Casanova.
Recomendamos { nusstros amigos
las gestionss del sehor Bsllve.
-Anochs hubo isrsnss On sl @.
sino Espahol y On sl <Uni6u Club,s
vlendose dichas secisdadss muy CON.
curridas por el bello ssxo.
La rstrsta do anc cchs On 10 plaza
Principal estuvo muy snimads. Ii
banda que diriis sl ssaor Vsrar sjs.
cut6 brlllantss sslscoionss nusisalss,
que fasron muy aplaudidas.
-Nuestro amigo sl distinguido
poeta Ferdinand Cestsros ~ sefiors
esposa han 6iado ~ residences On %
to ciudad.
La socledad eapitalefia cusnta con
un valioso elemsnto mas.
Aver fue dfs do gran amin ssi6n
en- 10 ciudad. Con motlvo do NocAe
Buena los colmAdosss vieron sonou.
rridos por gean ndmsro Dc personas,
que 20 pertrscharon dc rovisionss do
boca. So vendisron muchos iugustss
propios para estas fsstas do Nsvidsd,
Cos ehiquillos armaban un ruido "a.
.ordscedor por las GALES, tocando
pitos y cornetas. Fae un dfa a!sgrs,
el de aysr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-25
PUNTQS De VISTA
Aetua|i dadss. Nueva asti-
vidad. Las impresiones
que Sc reeogen.
APLAUSOS Y CENSURAS
Ell Manifesto de Ia Union.
Buen efecto en- el publlco.
Attitudes diafanas.

Tcmamos nota dc las manifsata-
clones politicas que & nuestros oidos
llegan, para darlss el debido y neee-
sario relieve.
A Ia calma reinants desde hace
algdu tempo con todos los carscte.
res do up verdadero letargo, sucsde
un periodic de actividad, en- oil que hay
mstsria sobra1a para diversos comen.
tarios.
So tisne 10 que antss no se tsnfa;
o. decir, actualidades, y con elias am-
plia oport9nidad para soltar el vuelo
Ala nota putzsnte de una csnsura
smarga 8 las vibraciones de ertusias
tss aplausos, que de todo hay, bueno
y malo, para justifcar q los que aplau.
den servir de abono los que censu-
ran.
En- el caso primsro estA Ia resolu-
ei6n de los ietss republicanos para 10
corcerniente & Ia Liga do Municipios
mas, fines 4 nuestros inquebrantabies
urop6sitos de featernidad y concordia
con el advsrsario polfsico; consecuen.
ms CON el msgno ideal que d era vida
4 10 Union, sintiendonos antes q1e
todo y por encimA dc todo netamente
puertorriq uenos, no querem9s agra
var, con las consideraciones nuestrss,
eriticss y reproches que no solo par
zen do elementos exwafios q nuestros
combAtss pdblicos, sino do entidades
psrisnecientss esq mismR sgrupa.
ci6n que no mArchan do aclerdo en-
este punto -ni On muehos otros con
sus actua a.ea dlrectores.
De o,rs parse, dpor que apllcar .el
Ascha { un arbol csrcomido que
sasrk mas pront 6 IN As tarde & TERRA,
ain neoesidsd de mayores esf lerzos?
Los splauios que On San Juan re.
ausnan van dsdicados 81 Manifesto
90 10 Uni6r, que LADEMoCRAC1A pu
blic6 on ~ ndmero del sAbado Il tlmo.
Y como aplaude San Juan aplau-
dira tambien toda 10 isls; porque on
los conceptos que ess documento poli
tico expresa, puntuaiiza y desarrolls
palpita un sincere y eIevsdo pstrIo'
tismo, una compensation exscta de
nuestros problemas, una clsrisima
Aisi6n de las amargAs realidades or
cue vivimos y I'm sentlmiento do go
neral, concordla que no pueae scr 70
lado, nj torcido, por insanas rstIcen
cias.
La Uni6n fja una yez mas 81 &C
situd, para sl prsssnts 10 porveuir
Sus pensamlentos, sus pslabras
sas asciones, son ssrenos diafanos
Con ellos esta 10 vsrdad.
Y al lsdo de esa verdad esta o
psis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-25

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