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Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
BRIGHTER DAYS
FOR REALTY SALES
NOW THAT SALOON QUESTION
Is SETTLED
DEALERS LOST BIG MONEY
Anticipation of Largely Increased
Business for Dealers and Con-
tlnuatlon of Prosperity for
Los Angeles

Real estate dealers assert that the
vigorous agitation over the saloon ques-
tion that has stirred the community for
over a month has served to decrease the
ordinary activity in their line of busi-
ness; consequently but comparatively
few important deals that were pending
when the crusade got into full swing
have been closed. Dealers say that the
discussion and bitterness engendered
seriously affected their business. and
that they Will have to hustle this week
and the balance of the year to make
up for lost time and opportunities,
One Of the largest agencies author
ized the statement to be made that one
particular deal involving over 100000
has been tied up for three weeks on ac-
count of the prohibition agitation. The
investor resides In San Francisco. When
he found that there was possibility
of Los Angeles becoming tight
town he refused to plant his money
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

July at which time the building will be
supplied with improved apparatus and
other accessories contributing to the
pleasure and comfort Of the large MEM
bership.
Above is a picture of the completed
building. Contractors are now at work
on the Interior and within two weeks
1t is expected the building will be COM
pleted.
The building occupies a lot 1OOxS5O
feet The dimensions Of the handsome
structure are 6OxiSO feet. The gym
nasium proper is 6Ox9O feet. with cell.
ing s4h feet high and the gallery at
the front will seat 800 persons. Ample
provision has been made for light and
ventilation.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

be Of sufficient strength to sustain a
ten-story structure.
BY Theo. A. Eisen-Plans for a seven
story and basement store and office
building to be erected on the east side
Of Spring street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets. for the Delta Improve
ment company. The building will be so
by 1853 feet and modern in every partic-
ular. The one-story buildings now on
the property are offered for sale and
bids for their removal will be accepted
by the architect. It is stated the An
derson & Chanslor Grocery company
will occupy the first floor of the new
building N. w. stowell and George
Chaffee, vice president of the American
National bank. are the principals in
the enterprise.
BY Marsh e. Russell-Plans for a
two-story, attic and basement, ten
room residence to be built on Mary
land street near Fifth street, for T. ].
Rivers.
BY John p. Krempel-Plans for
two-story twelve-room residence on
New Hampshire street, south of ver-
mont avenue, for Louis Schwartz; for a
two-story brick 5Ox70 feet to be erected
on San Pedro street, between Twelfth
and Plea streets, for Il. Huebsch.
BY j. Gather Newsom-Plans for
Leon F. Moss, a mission style residence
on the fat-iron lot at the junction of
Lake and Hoover streets that will cost
about s15,000 for a three-story and
basement apartment house on the west
side Of Olive street, between Third and
Fourth streets, that will cost about $780,
900; for Fred Phillips, mission style
residence at the southwest corner of
Hermosa and West Twenty fifth
streets to cost $4,000; also plans of a
two-story brick factory for the Jones
Brass works on the corner of Leroy
and st. John streets that will cost
about $4,000.
BY Morgan & Wells-Plans for a
three-story and basement brick store
and rooming house, 6Ox9O feet, at the
corner of Sixteenth and Main streets, |
for NJ Harvard.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

Mr.. McNally will erect handsome
home.
Edward G. Judah of the Paraffine
Paint company, lot 8. block c, $1,000.
M. Louise Howard and Elizabeth H.
Howard, lot s, block C, $1,000.
Harry L. Wentworth of Santa Bar
bara, lot II, block M, and lot II, block
], $500.
Alice Berger, for future home, lot 7,
block C, $1,000.
Hattie Holbiter, for a home, lots ii
and 10, block B; also lot s, in business
section, for investment, $25Oo.
Sales In Tracts
Strong & Dickinson reports sales as
follows In their tracts:
In East Jefferson Street tract-To C.
Nelson. lot 45, $500; Nellie Nordquist,
lot 81, 5000; william S. Holland, lot 112.
$780,
In Gus B. Hills Independence tract
To j. G. Sentle, lot 81, $780,
In Crenshaw's Arlington Heights
tract-To Anna X. steelow, lot 20, in
block AZ, $500.
In Figueroa Boulevard tract-To
Blrdlet Hogaboom. lot 14s, 5000; M, Sum
din. lot 96, $525; John p. Livoni, lot 100.
$3.50; Mary Horgan. lot 229, $500; Julia
v. Dunphy, lot 22s, $500.
In South Hollywood tract-To A.
Eley. lot IS. block G.. $3.50,
In West Washington Street tract-To
Eugene l.. Tomblin, lot 20, $500.
In Robert Marsh's Central Avenue
tract-To Laura Wilkins, lot 70, $780,
AIamitos Bay Tract
Robert Marsh g. Co. and Strong &
Dickinson during the past week closed
sales of lots as follows in Alamitos
Bay tract: Gus b. Hill, $1675; G.
Stromee ct al, $3.50; William II. Housh,
s1O75; Helen w. Cole ct al. slO75; II. d.
Vandeveer 5000; Charlotte L. Noyes.
four lots, $240o; Ida Brooks. two lots,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

The plans for the gymnasium were
drawn by Architect P. w. Ehlers, who
personally superintended the improve
ment.
In addition to the outlay for the lot
the Turner society has invested in the
gymnasium $4,000. There are nearly
500 members OF the society, many OF
whom have grown up with Los Angeles.
Scores OF the members are among the
leading business men Of the community
and all have an interest in the society
property which includes the old Turn
Halle on the west side of Main street.
between Third and. Fourth streets.
That property has been leased, the old
hall being now. used as a vaudeville
theater.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

Up to date Las Palmas cigars.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

$1,000; R. B. Cowan. $500; w. H. War
rem ct al. $50; Frences Livengood, $500;
Thomas l.. Hill. two lots, $3.50; Andrew
Ryder, two lots. $1,000; Miss f. e.
Squier ct al, $2125; Charles Stansbury.
$780,
In Central Avenue tract-To C. H.
Strong. four lots. $1255 C. B. Rosen-
berg. $3.50; Laura Wilkins. $3.50.
On East Ninth Street
The Crippen Investment Company
has sold for L. Richbart to A. M.
Squire lot 4Ox15O feet, with old four
room cottage, on the south side of East
Ninth street, forty feet west Of Ceres
avenue; considera ton, $1,000.
j. j. Phelps for G.. G.. Straszacker to
P. Hummel, a lot 40x125 feet. with old
six-room cottage. on the north side Of
East Ninth street. thirty feet east of
Wall street; consideration. $1O,5O0.
Young & Adams report the sale to
oliver & Haines for S. A. Bulls and
George Bacon of lot 50x125 feet, on the
southwest corner of Ninth and Birch
streets, with nominal improvements;
price paid, $6500.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

Althouse Bros. report sale of city
property as follows:
George P. Thresher to Ida H. Harris
a nine-room two-story frame residence
at 1913 Westlake avenue, lot 5Ox15O feet;
bought for a home consideration, $925O
A. L. Cheney to James T. McNealy
an unimproved lot on the east side OF
Figueroa street, 200 feet south OF
Eighteenth street. lot 5Ox15O feet; an in
vestment; consideration, $5OOO
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

completed to Burbank, and right of
way has been obtained to Fernando. it
can safely be said that land in this
valley, which is destined to become a
great bean raising district and has not
participated in the general advance in
values around Los Angeles, and is SELL
ing very much below it's intrinsic value,
is almost certain to enhance in value
fact that several shrewd investors
have recognized by recently securing
options on two large tracts in the val
ley.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
WILL DEDICATE JULY FOURTH
Handsome Improvement for the Los
Angeles Turnverein Germanla
at a Cost Of over
$4,000

Arrangements are being perfected for
the dedication Of the modern GYM
nasium building erected on the west
side of South Figueroa street. near the
corner of Pico street. by the Los An
geles Turnverein Germania. The jubi-
lee affair viii occur on the Fourth OF
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
ELECTRIC CAR SERVICE
TO SOUTHERN CITY LIMITS

Poles are being delivered and set in
place for the new Moneta avenue car
line and Fifty-third street extension.
Track laying on this important new
line will be commenced at once ana
residents and property owners are
jubilant over the near approach and
completion Of the new line.
In anticipation of the opening OF the
new line the Mccarthy company will
open the advance sale of new ad-
dition to its big subdivision ON Fifty
fourth street from Main street TO Mo-
meta avenue.
lin n data Tas psI,nas etc.,.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

II Is tho only western watering place that pos
sesses a large natural lagoon, an aquatic amph-
theater and open air, calm water bathing priv.
ileges.
It has Of the finest stretches Of smooth
white sandy beach along the entire coast line.
Safe surf bathing, both winter and summer.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
Cahtornid's Most attractive Resort
Why Playa Del Rey ExCels
40 Minutes From Fourth
and Hill Streets

Small boats, yachts and launches may ride with
safety up the smooth waters Of the beautiful
lagoon
Every delight of seaside life ls available to the
Playa del Rey resident. It Is a resort that will
appeal to people Of refinement. Nothing obIec-
tIonable ls tolerated here.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

here until after the election. Now it is
presumed he will return to make the
investment in person or order his agent
to act.
Nearly all of the members of the real
estate fraternity were looking cheerful
and stepping faster yesterday in antici-
patton of renewed activity in the sale OF
property for investment and for homes.
All were glad that the battle had been
fought out and that the majority had
been decisive, for now they believe the
agitation will not be resumed for sew
eral years for the disturbance of busi-
ness conditions.
On San Pedro Street
Bowen & Dolton have sold the prop
erty on the northwest corner of Twen-
ty-fifth and San Pedro streets for j. II.
Theobold to John C. Cain for $95O0 The
lot is improved with two story store
and fiat building.
The same agency has sold for Mrs.
Anna w. Fellner to Arthur C. Me-
Callurn a lot 51x12O feet on the north
east corner of Sixteenth and Hill streets
improved with two cottages. The
property was purchased as an invest
ment
Bunch of Sales
The r. A. Burton Realty company
report sales as follows;
To j. Bell, lot in Kenney Heights,
$780,
To A. Ellis. lot on Ocean View ave-
nue.. $475O
To G. Knauff. cottage on Hope street,
$1,000.
To G. e.. Weaver, dwelling on South
Burlington avenue, $6125.
In Crescent Heights
Norton & Hay report several sales in
their Crescent Heights tract. West
Hollywood, as follows;
Andy McNally. the well known Irish
comedian and president of the Pioneer
Build'yg company, lot'27 block A. s1100.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
Only IS niles From
Los Angeles

II Is the nearest beach to Los Angeles and the
best appointed seaside resort In Southern csIIfor-
MIA.
Fine public buildings and attractive resi-
denees grace this beautiful resort, and all I'M
provements are we'll protected by Judlelous build
ing restrictions.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
TEN STORY HOTEL
OF SHETLAND TILE
CONTRACTORS RUSHING WORK
ON EVERY FLOOR
ALMOST READY FOR THE ROOF
Steel Construction Crew, 5rekIayers,
Plumbers and Like Contractors
crowdlng Each Other to Ad-
vance Big Improvement

Within a few days all the steel
beams for the Billcke-Rowan fire-proot
hotel on the southwest corner of Spring
and Fifth streets will be in place, and
rapid progress will be made in pre-
pairing the 100000 hostelry for the re-
ception and entertainment of the
public.
The steel is now in place for eight
stories and a large part Of the plumb
ing and tile work has been finished.
Division walls of brick are in place,
while tile and stone facing has been
placed on the Spring and Fifth street
fronts up to the fourth story.
Those who have watched the progress
of this improvement have been i'm
pressed with the concert of action be-
tween all of the contractors-brick-
masons, plumbers, the tile men and
the company having the contract to
swing the steel beams in place.
The tardy arrival of the steel col
umns and cross beams from Pittsburg,
Pa, caused several weeks delay after
the basement and concrete bases were
ready, but as soon as the steel was
unloaded the work was hurried for
ward in a systematic manner.
1t is expected that the huge building
will be under roof in a short time.
New Family Hotel
On the south side of Fifth street be-
tween Grand avenue and Olive street
ground has been broken for the erec-
ton of four-story and basement hotel
to cost $35,00O. Graham & Eaton are
the contractors and c. F. Shilling is
the architect. The hotel will be 41x100
feet. 1t will have a safe and billiard
room in the basement; the usual offices,
parlors and administrative rooms of
family hotel on the first and second
floors, and in addition 1t will contain
seventy-f1ve guests rooms, with baths
and the conveniences usually found
in buildings of this class. Mrs. Nettie
c. Blair of st. Louis will manage the
hotel
Plans for Buildings
Los Angeles architects are among the
busiest people in the city. The Builder
and Contractor in noting details of
plans gives among others reference to
the following more important improve
ments:
BY John C. Austin-Plans for the
group of buildings that will house the
various departments of the new deten-
tion hospital have been approved by
the board of health. The buildings will
be erected on a plot Of ground 350x350
feet, located in Chavez canon in the
northwestern portion of the city, and
will cost $50000.
BY C. F. Whittlesey-Plans for q
seven-story and basement store and
hotel building to be erected on the
southwest corner of Sixth and Spring
streets for DR.. Henderson Hayward.
The foundation walls and footings will
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-05
Pedro Manzano Avlh0.
MAGNITUDE De LOS PLANETAS

Para formarse una idea de las
magnitudes distancias relativas de
los diferentes cuerpos de nuestro slste
ma planetario, establece Heriehell este
cuadro de comparaci6n:
81 en- un terreno plano Sc coloca
un globo de dos pies de dismetro, Que
representa- el Sol, la magoitud reativa
de Mercurio esta representada por un
grano de mostaza, colocado en- uns
cIrcunferencia alrededor del sol de l6A
pies de diametro; Venus serfs, en- esta
proportion, de la msgnitud de un gui
sante, en- una circuferencia de 2S4 pies
Marie, como una cabezs de alfiler, cor
una 6rbi'a de 654 pies; Ia TERRA como
otro guisante en- una circumference dc
430 pies, Juno, Ceres, Oesta y Palas
como amos de arena en- cfrculos de
l000 q 1000 pies de diSmetro; JGpite,
como ura nsrsnjs de tsaafo media.
no, en- una 6rbita de n tercio de le
qua de & smetro; Saturro, como uus
nararia en- 6rbitR de un cuarto de le
qua; Ursno tomo una cereza gruess
en- circulo de media legua de anchura
81 20 quiIiera tambisn tener uns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-05
LOS ABUS0S DEL F|SC0
Una fnca, VaNendo dos mil, pueh ser enhsdehada Y re
matsda poT ninte dollars,
PROCED|M|ENTO barbara

valor mueble 6 in~usble, que repre-
sente esa suma, mas los gastos origi.
nados por Ia acci6n cobratoria. FL
derecho de Ia Administration no o.
mayor que mi derecho; 5por que, pues,
81 70 no puedo guitar 4 mi deudor
mas de los IS que me debs, puede la
Administrator desposeer de $4,000 4
quien solo adeuda $50?
No Sc comprende como subsiste en-
un pals civilizsdo tai legislation. Pa
rece que en- Puerto Rico les legisla
dores val1an en- muy POGO el derecho
que nene ell propietsrio q sus bienes,
porqus dc Ia realidad resulta, muy
cldro y manifesto, que no SO cuidan do
protejerlo contra las dem asfas del do
recho que tsmbi n tiene la Admins.
tracon al tribute de los mismos bic
mes. Todo debe ermonizarse bajo 10
egida de la equidsd y Ia justicls, sin
conceder q una psrte mas privilegios
que q la otra; po que SO abre la puer.
ta al abuse, que es 10 que sctualmen-
to sucede al eisrcitar la Administra-
ci6n sus fueros, que desconoce atrops.
la 81 derecho del propietario d su pro.
ptedod,
Sc We en- todo ESQ asf como una
iotenci6n dc castigar la legendaria
apatia del pals en- ell psgo del impues
TO 70 no excuse, porque es eviden-
ts, que los puertorriquenos estamos
muy NAL educados respecto al cumpli.
miento de ciertss cargaG que impooe
aciudadauis. 81 podemos esconjer
IN til1gdibi para librarlo de la contri.
buct0n, no esperamos consejo; pero
tales dteposiciones de la mayoria de
los habltantes de Puerto. Rico, mere.
cedoras ain duds de haielo, y que son
uu producto de la educaci6 espanola,
no autorizan una Legislation barbara,
pues hay recursos, dentro del respeto
al derecho que tiene el propietario 4
sus bieneS, para ohligarle que cum
Ipla aus deberes respeto q 10 Admins
trsci6n.
Hoy Sc esta expuesto que media
isla pase poder de cuslquier Compa
ny que retiis en- sus manos algunoi
dollars, q precios al barrsr, porque 9
procedimisnto administrative para |,
accidn del apremio, sbre de par er
lpar las puertas q inconcebibles despo
lios. Y es tempo de que los legisl ado
res nativos pongan su mirada en- Ell for
midable cancer que puede corroer /,
vida d milldres de familias puertorri
Iquefias.
Un SuScrlt0r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-05
CALAVERAS EN- EUROPA

Por extraiio y sslvsie que part zca,
ell quito de crSneo humane estuvo muy
en- boga entire las clases mas elevadas
de la sociedad, en- un pafI tan culto
como Francia y en- una 6poca tan re-
ciente como el siglo XVIII, POGO an
tss de la revoluci6n.
Una calavers, iluminsda con ci.
rios y adornsda con cintaS de colores
, sartas de psrlas, hgUrsba sobre una
eHpecie de altar en- el tocador de toda
muier elegapte. Sc la daba 81 nombre
de "a Belle Nign6n, J era de buen touo
passr todos los diss un ratio rezando
y meditando ante ella.
La relns Maria, esposa de Luis
XIV, era una de las mayores entusiss
tsl de esta singular devotion. Su Be.
Is Miga6n era, Iegdn Sc dice, la Gala.
vera de la fsmoIa Ninon de Lsnclos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-05
Arecibo, 3 de Septiemb-e 1905

Areclbo, ) de Septiembse 1896.
Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRACIA,
Senor: Es inexplicable quo ha.
biendo pusrtorriqueflos en- ell Conseio
Executive y, en- gran nimero, en- la
Csmara de Delegados, Sc cerrasen va
rias legislatures sin recordar nadie
que Ia ley de rentss internss contiene
un precepto que es un atentado, una
constante amenaza 4 la propiedad in
mueble; precepto que va debi6 revsa
80 bajo criterio equitativo que ssegure
los legitimos derechos de la Admins
TRACTION, siempre respetables, y los de
rechos tambien muy respetablss y legf
timos del ciudadano.
Use respeta ell derecho privado al
ejecutar una finca valuads, por ejem-
plo, en- $1,000, por un debito de con
tribucion que solo importa 500?
Los reglamentos de apremio que
aquf imperaban en- tiempos de Ia do
minaci6n de Espafla, estsban mas satu-
radios de consideration al derecho de
los particulares que los actualmente en-
uso baio la domination de los Estados
Unidos.
Anteriormente no Sc permitfa & la
Administration que ejecutase una pro.
pisdad r1stica sino en- Ia parte neceSario
& cubrir sus atrasos contrlbutivos
siempre que no hubiese frutos entredi
chables, que 10 eran en- primer lugar;
81 Sc trataba de finca urbane, la Ad.
ministraci6n SO o estabs autorizada 4
embargar los alquileres, acumulsndo.
los hasta saldar el d6bito.
FL procedimiento que instaur6 aqut
una monarqufa retr6grada respeta O.
derecho del propietsrio; pero no suce
de 10 mismo con ell sistema establecidc
actualmente por una repdblica pro
gresista. Por ell contrario, sl derechc
de la Administration anula al derechc
del ciudadano; de tai modo que, poi
una pequefia deuda de 20, le despojs
de toda su hacienda, adjudicando-
la al primero que pone en- sus areas
los $50. Es verdad que al ejecutsdC
SO le otorga un plaro de 80 dias pars
readquirir su dominic; pero .i al ven
Ger ell termino se hallase tan exhaustc
como 81 concedersele, perderE defni.
tivamente quizss todo 10 que posei,
para librar Ia subsistencis.
He reaexionsdo profund ndsment
Acerca de ESQ, y estimo ell proceji
miento muy sdecusdo para 1gnrs,
brillantemeute en- los c6digos primiti
vos de les trisus salVsjes.
Yo no teDgo derecho para quita
mi vecino, si me debe s5. sino nj
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-05
EFECTOS DEL BOYCOTT
Ryp Ryp.

Fl Gobierno americana hs Motif.
Al Dc China, que las negociacionel
para celebrar una nueva convention
que discuts Ell acts de exclusion de loi
ehinos del territorio de los Eltsdo,
unidos seran suspendidas hasts que
esse el sboycott, que se est6 llevsndo
caoo en- souel psfs contra los ar
hculoI americanos.
ia iido notihcada tsmbien Chlns
oe que los Estados Unidos le deduct
ran responsibilities por las perdi
oss que 81 sboycot.s msucionado e.ts
produciendo 81 somsrcio de dichc
pafs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-05
PAZ En- Il OR|ENTE
La guerra russo japonesa ha
tenido su termino con ell
acuerdo de la paz.
CONCEPTO ERRONEO
Situacijn en- que quedan Ru-
sia y el Jap6n, desputs de
la espantosa lucha.

La guerra ruso japonesa ha tent
do su termino.
Cesar, pues, de combstir dos ejer
citos temibles
Suspendidas las hostiidades, de
puestas las armas, h.bra pas entire las
dos potenciss orientsles.
Solo de esa guerra quedan hondas
pesadumbres para Il vencido; remi-
niscencias gratas para ell vencedor;
triste memoria Gel gran duelo habido
ent-e ambas naciones para el mundo.
Y en- los sitios que sirvieron de
combate q los ejercitrs beligerantes,
qreda ell rostro siniestro de la he:a-
tombe que ACADIA dc passr. dejando
tras ST, desolaci6n, ruina y tristeza.
En- los primeros momentos de Ia
guerra entire Russia y el Jap6n, hubo
as1 como una general sorpresa ante el
empuie belicoso demostrado por las
tropas del imperio asiatico.
iJap6n frente & Rusial
Tai fu6 la exclamation de TODD el
mundo al conocerse los primeros meaes
de la guerra. Caus6 extrafleza y admi.
raci6n q un mismo tempo, IL sctitud
resuelta y decidids de los japoneses.
No se esper6 nuncA vsr en- Europa
que un pueblo do la raxa amarillo tu.
visse un eiArcito completaments disci.
plinado y tan intr6pido en- lanzarse siu
vscilar les mas peligrosas empire
sas, en- los campos de batalla. No &c
crey6 que del Asia Oriental surgiersn
estrategas On el mar, tan h&biles y to-
lentosos como Togo, nj tan bravos y
expertos, como Oyams, Ysmsgats,
Kuroki, Okd, Nodzd, Noghf y otro,
otros, cuyos actoa dc hsroismo y dc
probada pericia militar, todos como.
oemos.
Ell impario moscovita, era en- el
concepto del mundo, el mas terrible,
el mss formidable. Una guerra enta
blada con Russia fue siempre conside
rada como signo de seguro desastre
para la naci6n que SO atreviera & cru
Ear con ella sus armas y medir sus
tuerzas. Era ell coloso de Europa
sl terrible imperio de los cosacos, cor
quien tenia que haberselas.
Pero bast6 quetales prejuicios des.
aparecieran al irresistible empuje que
desplegaron las iaponeses en- las pri.
meras campafas. La gloria de que &c
cubrieron en- Puerto Arturo y Muk
den destruy6 bien pronto aquel con.
cepto erroneo.
El Jap6n, que antss de sus glorio.
sas , recientes conquistas, apenas d
habfa liam ado hacia sus luchas Ia ater
cidn europea, que solo SO le crey6 domi
nante para los h'ios del celeste imperlo
queda hoy colocado On primsra Inca
entire las naciones poderosas. La dis
ciplina y Ia resistencia de sus ejerci
tos; su tactica militar y naval, le 70
dearon de grsndes prestigios, y die
ronle 10 preponderancia que acabs
de hscer sentir q la antigua Moscovia
No sabemos clertamente hasta out
punto ejercsra su hejsmonfs, el imperic
del Mikado; nj hasta d6nde llegars
& inauir en- los dostinos de Europa.
Solo Sc We hoy de una maners
evidente, que una raza poderosa Sc le
vanta en- ell Asia, y que desde hac,
muchos amos Sc sefial6 su entrada 81
Ell concerto civilizador de las dema
naciones.
Pedro Manzann Avli6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-05
Un suserItor.
Ell BALE DEL CASINO

va Than circulado las invitacio-
mes para Ell baile que celebrsrs en- sus
Salones Ell Casino Espanol, ell dia
del corriente,