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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
CHINATOWN
HAS MOVED

SAN FRANCISCO. Apgli e -
San Ffancieca'a famous ChinatoWu
- nov bat memory Mayor
8rhmiin has Informed chief % 10.
lice ninan that all Chiuesr viii be
collected aud placed AZ Hunters
point several miles distant from
the old Chinatown. where an ot this
.eitgs yellnz population wiil nov
be concentrated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
FRISCO HARB0R
ESCAP ED

Veyadan, the First Steamer From the South
Bringing Information That the Shipping Suf-
tered Very Little From Either Earthquake
or Fire---Ten Days and Comparatively
Small Sum Of Money Will Restore Old Con-
ditiOns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

/ to secure employment for those whs
wish IL.
Al moon today the cash contFibu-
I lions 10 the relief fund had reached
a total Of tit7.f5gsI Of which
si.sss.7s came IN during the morn
ing hours today. The people Of La
Conner and vicinity contributed
sL00o. which was forwarded by
means Of 8 check and the citizens
I 81 lssaquah sent in sass The clfi-
zeus Of the town OF Granite sent in
$500. Odessa directed Mayor Moore
20 draw on the mayor Of that city
/ for taa8 TO be contributed 10 thu
fund
Nome Will contributs.
A private dispatch from Mons
brings the news that that city has
raised $500. ana q "a anticipated
that this will be sent to the Seattle
committee. John S. McNiuln. OF
this city. president OF the Roche
narbor Lime Works. who Is now on
his way home from the east. wired
1 from Dickinson. y. D.. this morning.
contributing 1000 barrels Of lime.
Maryavilie has shipped a carload Of
| potatoes
Seine o. the refugees who arrived
today brought the information 10 the
committee that there Was lack Of
food supplies donated along thu
route to feed the numbers Of people
now en- route. and the matter was
taken up with the Portland conn.,
mittee by wire with the intention Of
seeing that this condition was I'M
proved.
The star has handed 70 the Cham-
I Der Of Commerce relief COMMITTEES
| the following donations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

whsn The Nevadan sailed nafth
Mate Curtis painted a large sian on
aam O. the effect that san Fran
cisco IL destroyed BY fire and earth
Quake Passing out Golden Gate
over ~ vessels % on sizes were
sirbaied and came alongside the
Nevadam % hear the news
The Esvadau viii remain here
until May e and then sail direct to
Honolulu a wire was received
from Nsw York this morning By
Cook = 90. 10 TIE above effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
Another Earthquake in
Frisco Causes a
Wild Panic.
Many Are Injured and
Several People Be-
come Insane.

s.x FRANCISCO. April 81
-. ksasiess earthquake shock
- last "Wednesday occurred LAT
-. -, and lasted Tor ihroc seconds
q eause,s a Wild Panic amoas the
..s,~ess Who rushed out of theil
s.rss aaa IN the excitement and
.,sg,.ss,a many were lniurOd,
- Terror If the people vas aug
~safea - fanatics who declared
- ~ millennium had arrived.
usay have gaae insane
rsrslflestisns Cracked.
u.sof sghnal,a TITS morning is.
- /. Statement that an employed
< ~ work Of restoring the city
.esla b p4It By the government
Il has been discovered that the
rrsernmeat Qualifications On both
49, * TIE Golden Gate are badly
s.ssksd ana are practically useless.
ofsf IS births have occurred
.r,naz he refugees Among them
"a aAasAsaf born 70 The wife
acsus speecAies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

ne mare pressing need nov h
ir fIFw Mlgh whlch 10 supply warm
tef
Il openinE the vaults Ia bank =
IA afflres Il has been found that
Azses AZ started Wtth the thrush
4 AZ AMI II vil require az least
Az weeks b col the vaults SUI
ntkasl4 10 opea them Ia safety.
fhefe arg uoN fewer cases q
skmssng dnwn civilians reported
The ssa4d q patrols are exercising
CRATER eaatiun IN the use % rifles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

The safs Or oFxanlzinE the home
kss thousznsis iato recDuegutrasl1
samps Il nndef way. the troops
WINDING ~ the scattering cam
sra
cor0asg Walsh stated this morn
NC nat his aepatiea had tahau
faaFss of 80 bodies found In the
rsin& This number does not 81.
slrda hose buried BY the police
M he militia IN the Poirero
Vssr 10 have been buried 10 this
fsefler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

ne lahor uai0ns have suspended
Il Fssss Il order 10 facilitate the
rork Il balldinz
he safheTtties are % a quanfatY
essr tae disposai % tbs Chinese \
krf wU discovered among theta
YESTERDAY aaa has been quaFautln.
a
Cor Paraee has come 20 the ee
isase n he rational guard against
sAzFxes a 6ts0Ederiy cunduet aud
reckless uAa az firearms II Il
Srueshle. keweveF. that the militia
vi y repiaeed b. regulars TODAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

The star has handed 70 the Cham-
Der Of Commerce relief COMMITTEES
the following donations
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23

Just a minute OF your time
How about face powders ? Al
most every woman uses face pow.
der despite the fact that some sci {
appointed advisor in matters re-
lating to health, deory the practice
as one frought with danger to the
physical we'll being. Ask any
woman why she used powder on
her face and she will give you the
best reason imaginable: Because
l need it 70 remove every grssci-
ness and it keeps the skin cool
and comfortable" Good. pure,
anticipitic face powder preserves
the skin and improves the com.
plexion. We have that kind.
PALACE PHARMACY
no. Or. Prep.
FAsas n
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23

SNOW ON PASS-Iucomine pas.
enRers on No this morning report
light snow on Tennessee pass last
night. At Leadville . heavy frost
{ occurred while at BuenA Vista and
SalidA light. though not killing
frost wss experienced. From Texas
Greek to Parkdale . light rain fell.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23

II your stomach troubles you do not
conclude that there is no cure, for a
great many have been permanently cur
ed by ChamberlAin's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Get free sample at Daniels
drug store and give them trial. They
also cure constipation and biliousness. it's
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23

The p. and o. O will run sxeursion
70 Cripple Greek next Sunday at o.. 10
for the round trip. The train leaves
Florence ~ 50. m.. returnisg 70 this
city 81 Z 30 p. n. Just q this season
u the year The scenery aloss tho road
y beautiful. Jeia ~ tsip ~ ss5ey
. 6ay's sstisG Ss.W
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23
Glass At Frsmon. Wall Paper 90.

MORNING FUNERAL All that
was mortal Of Mrs. Edwin Lobaoh,
Jr.. was laid. 10 Its lsst resting
place In Highland cemetery this
morning. The services were In
charge Of Rev. J. Montgomery Nc.
Bride and Rev. Pipgres and the fuuer.
al occurred from the residence.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23
Why Not7

Why Not4
II you arc going to visit your friends
In the Ea,t this summer. why not
take advantage Of the low rates offered
by the Chicago Milwaukee and st
Paul Railway On Juno lst and 3nd
9th 10 18th aud July ist to 10th inolu.
sive. they will sell you round trip
tickets to Chicago, Milwaukee. Madi.
son and all other points on their
system In the Middle Northern states
for ono fare plus % 90. allowing
you to return any time previous to
Oct. Sist. Two through. trains
daily Denver to Chicago without
change Of cars. via the Chicago MIL
waukee and st. Paul. Union Pacific
line. For further information call
on or address. J E Preston. O. A..
O n and St. p. Ry.. i099 18th st..
Denver. Colo w.t.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23

SPECIAL SUMNER sALE-Great
reduction in prices on summer suits
and rouserings-mAde to your moas-
ure-Florence Tailoring Co.. lit e
Main. So 90
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23

DAVIS MARRIED Walter N.
Davis. former clerk at Daniels Drug
store. was married yesterday 10
Miss Grace Wood Of Boulder. the
marriage ceremony taking place In
that city. Mr. Davis 10 now EN-.
ployed at PAyette. Ida. .and the couple
will 20 there to reside.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23
We MUST SELL
ooR NEWFURNITUREAIceo:ss e:sI AI COST
For the next 30 days to make for
carloads of Second Hand Furniture
1foEE kEB sss1 RICKETTS, & CLAUSEN
CRUEL ASSAULT
WITHOUT PROVOKE
Continued from page l.,

. few feet from the restaurant whom
he was Assailed. II 10 also believed
that even while he was committing
his ruthless cot that he robbed his
victim ~ gold watch and chain cost
ing 30 10 missing and the Shields
boy said he had II In his pocket
whom he left the restaurant.
4oreaustein's face 10 badly
bruised and laoerated and he Is ont
under both eyes The out ON the
ohin wAs SO large that 10 was moo.
essary 70 place two stitches In IL.
Mooney ID bartender at Savaut's
saloon aud had NO connection with
the restaurant whatever. Morgan.
stein 10 the operator Of two coal mines
in the oamps. the principal one being
the Horseshoe property. between here
and Goal Greek. He IL leasing from
the O. +. and company.
Mooney was fined $50 and costs BY
Police Mag,strate Cannon this altar.
noon on = charge Of disturbance. He
will have = Justice Of the peaoe heAr-
ing on . charge Of assault with intent
to do great bodily harm. next week.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23
ABOUT YOUR NEi0HB0Rs
AND YOURSELVES

II. 4. Rasssy went 70 rssble =.
day.
---8Am Amtsr returned last night
from business trip 70 Dsnvsr.
Mrs. Nellie Gwylum Of Victor
Il visiting friends here and 81 Rock.
vale.
-Mail Carrier Tom Walters is Oh
duty today 70 attend Mrs Lobaoh's
funeral.
-Misses Frances and Jessie Lud.
wick are visiting Canon friends for .
few days.
~. 3. Lewis and v. r. vsnard.
members Of the board Of edu cation.
arc in Denver on business.
Mr.. aid Mrs.. D. @. Green went
TO Canon City today ON business and 10
visit for few days with her father.
Mrs. A. O Luoas Of Lincoln
Park Is down visiting her daughters,
Mrs Durfee and Mrs. Y. a Hutton.
Judge Potter. Of Denver. repre-.
sentipg one Of the insurance companies
represented BY g. E. Kil'ian. 10 In
the city today.
Henry Lewis is down from Den.
yer to attend the funeral Of Mrs Lo.
bach and to visit his daughter. Mrs.
A N. Parnall.
DIR. Cline left today on No. 4 for
Denver to visit his father 70. . few
days who il In very poor health.
Mrs. Cline and baby Ruth accom-
panied him
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23
Special Bargains in Every Department Cut Prices Evewher

Dress goods specialist quality fancy shirt
wsist silk and white pongee, now on sale at 69c.
Fancy wasting, figured pongee, silk gingham
and pioordis, $50; 400 quality out to 25c ESQ
and 3Oc quality fancy organdies, l9o. 81 and
81 25 wrappers cut to 89c 121c white India
linen at 80. Special on ladies' shirts-@5 to %
ladies' shirts at "a 81. Shirt Waists-Back
and white silk shirt waists, $3.50 to - quality.
at $269 Muslin shirt waists in black and
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23
WANT MEN-Fr.d whi..sid.. en-.

WANT 0EN-Ffed WhIRBido, en-.
ginssr for The Victor Fuel company.
vas y ths CITY last evening in the
intssssls Of the short piece Of rail.
soaA bis oempany IL buildins from
~ eanta - - the BIO 0rands sod
anys that - II u desired 70 have the
rod eemplsssd b. the Last Of this
nsatA. He said tsn men can npd
eopleynsst u = pss day for laying
sleel - u h lssissd y keep shs rail
le0e1s slsss = bshis1 - esassa
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23

ORDER WASHINGTON = There
10 business Of importance at the regular
meeting tonight and the membership
is urged to attend.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23
Christian Science

Christian Science
Morning service l0:45.
Evening service $500 p. m.
Subject
Sunday school II :45 .. m.
Wednesday evening meeting 500 p.
m.
Reading room open Thursday after.
noon from 2 to 4
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23
Suffers From Storm.

LAwton. Okla June s8-Fifty
houses were wrecked between this
place and QuanAh. Tex last night
BY . severe storm. A passenger train
near Lawton was nearly blown from
the track. she lights we're blown out
and the train delayed. The storm
covered . large area. but 90 far no
deaths have been reported.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23

Fireworksl Fireworksli Fire.
worksiii All fresh stook. Fruesuf,
Bros % Il
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23

Headquarters for fireworks. Prices
right. FfueaufY Bros. 98tf
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23

''Bsst ioe cream soda"-Yslto n.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23
r. q c. c. Excursion..

BEST ios cream soda''-Ysltos.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23

white, also colored, 81 and 81 25 quality, at $50.
$3.50 and $l4 gents summer suits, sold re-
gardless of cost, cut to 1885, Our entire line
of gents SIS and $l6 suits, black and fancy, at
$l239 Gents $l2 summer overcoats at So 75
Great snap in boys suits-$275 boys' knee
pants suits at 81 IS. 81 boys dress suits cut to
81 95 $50 boys long pants suits at $685.
80 boys long pants suits out to 81 %,
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23
AMONG THE CHURCHES
SUNDAY SERVICES j

Methodist.
Sunday school 10 q. m.
Morning worship II 100.
Class meeting ~ m.
Junior League 8 p. m.
Epworth League 7:00
Evening service 8.
Morning sermon. illustrated.
Evening subject 1.-THE Sleeping
Dog in the Sinners Soul -
Miss Stubblefield will sing ut even.
ing service.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
500.
Choir PRACTICE 8 O'CLOCK Friday
evenings
Baptist.
Sunday school 9:45 =. m.
Preaching II 90
Juniors 8 p. N.
B Y. r. U TOO p. m.
Evening service 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p. m.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23
St. Adams.

St. Albans.
Sunday schoo ID meets at 10 O'Clock.
Morning prayer and sermon at II
O'Clock.
All arc welcome.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-23

Biggest and best line Of fireworks
In the city, FrusAun Bros. %. II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
UNA ACLIRAC|OI

San Juan, P. r, Evmbre. . l0OS,
Or Diraetor de Ia DMReSRAs1A,
eirvaas inssrtar 60 les 00IumnAa
do 90 ilustrAdo psri6diso 10 cue si'
gua:
Habisndo sstaio AusOnts de Pssr'
n Rico por A'gdu tienp' hsss dos
Afos r,g'es6, no habidndoms snlisdc
( Aipguno Dc los psrtidos politics.
auAqus siAIisndo simpaNas por o
sPAstido Unionisla Do eonsiguisA
10 hags sAbsr por medic Dc ssIas u
nsar, cue sl sells de Novismbrs Dc
presents sAo % 10 primer Wa cue 70
M , 10 hiss por 81 A'ttdo sn'onis1a
Y 81 hago sstss aslarasionsa o
para ooptrarresIar sl rumor que cir
eula do gas 20 he dado mi voIo { IA
vor del pArIido rspuhlicano.
suyo cen la major sonsidsrasi6
y sfssto,
FRANCISCO BE GoENAsa FUEReEs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
DESDE Ii C|DRA
Osspues de 10 victorla.- Or.
den en- lac iiIas durante
Ia Iueha slnpeiiada.
POLlCIA CORRECTA
<Dsscubierta Ia estatua de IL
legalidad.. hay 7 distritos
para los unionistas.H

Novismbrs I. Las e!ssaionss 90
cate pueblo 90 vsridsAron dentro del
mayor orasn. nj un solo diagusto.
Nuestroa eleetoras del e.mpo eoncu.
rrisron dssds lea primsrAs horas de 10
noshs anterior. Durauts 10 votAsi6n.
parssian los Colsgios lvgarss aonds
90 sslsbran onsios 70 iglosoa. y 6 las
onss y media habian -terminado las
votasionss On toios les Colsgios y
march ado los slsetofss 4 aus rsspesli.
vas oasss.
III sabo do 10 polisia y guardias 6
ans 6rdsnss sorrsslisimos; wereesn IN
voto Dc ooadasss por pArts do sas
jstss y del gobisrnc.
Tavimos nm be, moso de , mas
hsrmoso sl sspss.Asulo que 90 prsssn.
tAbA 6 10 vista, unionissAs y Yspahli
oAnos On amigabs lusha no parseian
advsrsarios, sino hsrmsnos.
La simpitisA st 4 ,rtA Candslaris
Melsndsz. hiia do nusssro Honorable
Alsalds, lssorri6 todos los Colsgio 4
las Q de ls nAAAnA, sole. dsbsio do
On sombrills, y csuskudoss dc auss'
tros slsatoras, Tsmediando faltas In.
prsvlsias. Dana pasriota que Ana 4
on pueblo y & su pAtria. Un hurf q
per ella y eon una corona do laurslei
esiirsmoa sus sisnss.
Osras ssiioritas Q mo Lsisa ssga.
rra, Ranonita Mslen.a On y otras d.
rante 10 noshs presai sban ssid pass
obseQuiar & nusstros slestores.
Ii virtuosA pAtsiots AiAora doiai
Julia BAsx do Navss, no dssaAnsAbi
, prsparando eaf6 albs.gu para 10
, que vspfAn dol campo. DCAA Juli'
!. debs ser eonosida , admirsda 90,
, carino por todo pusrsorriQus3Dy %
|. pesiAlmsnse por loo ubionissas. Tod
10 que 20 relate por los m6ritos &
i, tan digna ssEora % roso.
>, Hsmos Alesr 1Ado ! LIS votos 20
l67 los rspubiicapos. Teasmos an
mayoria dc skc vcsos.
n Con soda 10 sfusi6n do nnesbr
ALMA falieitAmos nasstros sorrel
/, gionatios Do Osysy por % honros
: | triunio. Asf 10 sspsl A1amos del sI
tue,xo de aQusllos lsalss palriotal
Risn por ellov.
= -Con sl mayor. sntuaiasmo y Alt
a gria hsmos rsCihido les noticiss d
. triuNto On los sisls distritos. Nue.
Itra fslisitaei6n los MGorss dc
Junta Central, & los Delegates a
lhan sido sleslos y 81 pArtido unionist
y On general.
y Loor Al invieto Nam RivsrAl
OOmMMNPUNaAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
D|vERSAs HO7IC|As

II gohsrAAd0r ha Aprobado .
ordenAIsa dol Cone' 10 municipal, 90
di6ndola unoa tsrPenos A' gobie-no
federal. Dieho AsuntU ssI a someti 10
Is la Asamblsa LsgislAtivA On 81 pro
ximA session,
Ia e' pueblo de Nsgdabo 30
axiste Maestro dc ingl6I, 10 sual "a
IN psrjuisio pare la .irsiruSai6n Id
bilea,
LA sompa Hta navisra Petk Line
ha AunsptAdo ol nd nero dc suS vApo'
ros eon uuo nusvo qua 90 dsuomtna
GHug gomsS, sl 0uAl sAldrG de Ntw Or
leans para sAIs puerto el rs del CO.
IrienAs,
-as haosn eIt gios do 10 Condusta
| i'm SArslAl obasrvAda en Caysy por oil
Jutx hunisiSAl ssaor Girorio , sl Gs'
nisnts Dc 10 polisiA stnJr Aongll du'
lrAhls oil periodic electoral.
Hoy sSls para MSJskS ca
asuL Ios onciAles, sl eomAL d. nIe LulSl
dc la poliCiA inaSlAr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
HOTAs De AREC|VO

Novismbrs 8 Aver tards sn 20
oau hoPss % improviI6 na,mAnifsstA'
oi6u unioniIIA are ss!ebrAr al lriun
10 de ls Uoi6n sn todA 10 Isla. Eu
pcsos mcmsntcs rsuni6eonss miles do
personas; poylAban banderolas Ams
riaAnAs; WErfSn vsrios iovsnss { oA'
ballo & ipfaidNd de eoshsa adorn nados
con bandsrAs J l,suos dc ebtusiAAtAH
unic niatAs.
FL rstrato del patriots st6oF Ma
6os Rivera ngursbs On Sitio de honor,
Fl Alsalds rssltsto stAor PsEs1 Avi
lies, el Coz i've 'osAl, el tsniente de Ia
polisia MAlr Ma ctros ssiiorsl
osupabAn diSIintos aArru' i's. Ans
nIsabA 81 paIri6Iiso asto L. banda d
Int Ice cue oir'Es sl stnor QAudia.
La mAn'issIasi6n, que resull6 bri
| llantisim', reeorFi6 todAs las eAlisl
de- lA pOblaCi6n con gran ordsn J
dsndo vivSS la uaion , { les can
dIdAtos sltstoE.
Tsrnin6 Sl sspl6udidU AeGe pOV 1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10

noshs trenta { 10 trihunA de la Uoi6n
sn 10 plaza dssis donde 81 A ealds
don Manuel Fettx AvllSI do la grA.
siAa ( lA sorea. renciA, q tdando Of
suslta lA grAndiosA marif,1asei6n =
probAndo rnA We n&I q4e sl seu,i'
mispsO unioniSIA estt com oietamspIe
arra Esdo On los s31E Les de los
Areeiben, Q
I'll dis ~ del AGluAl eomisyEsn
60 essA COris de DistriIo los julio oi
Dor sl lriouuAl de dsr,tho , si Is SoF
JurAdo
-EsIa eolsssufs de rsuias intr'
%. h4 rseAudAdo durAn's e. pAsado
mes de osIubrs IL srmA dt s2s, 's3 2s
slvs por sontriDustonss J seilos.
-DnrAnts oil pAsAdo m.s Sc hAa
PsgiaIrado en- ssts RsRiItro Civil, ITO
| d,tunsIonsS J liz pasimittios.
t0RRESPoESAE,
| Ansibo Ngv'tmhIs 5 Go las,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
Impresiones y noticias

YAhusoa. don Carlos Rsnitex NAnta'
No. Le aeompana 90 parents polilieo
el iovsn don VnriQus Ointr6n
Lss aaludsmos.
Nos hA dlspsnsado Aterta vista
nusstro aprssiAbls sorreli gionsrio do
Ponce don Alsi andro Cabassa.
-Lleg6 sysr { San JuAs, aeon.
paxado do su distugui 10 ssposs, nusa'
tro amigo don Ffsnsisao Oansras,
astivo OorrssponsAl dc LA DHlAoCRA.
GA en- OagHss.
6aladGmoslea afsstuosamsnts
Ell Ayuniam'snts dc esta siudsd d
he votado una pArtlda de s1, ,oS2. 80
para ecmprar mulss destInAdas 81
arrsstrs do los sarros do 10 Iimpis1A
p6blios.
-Ru brave 90 les Abonarkn aus
hAbsrss { los iASvsssorss y sesrsasrios
DO mesa cue Astusron ca los colsgios
el Ola os las elecsl0nes.
LA sub Oolecturfa do rensas To-
tsrna> de q rmigusros hA impussto
mul'a pOr vAlor els , 10 de Yauoo
por sSl,
En- oidsa. Yauss y TraiIllo alto
he ordsnado 10 TssorsrfA de Puerto
Rico ae levADtsn varios OmhaSgos qus
hsbiau stdo siseutados On algunal
6reAs.
-Aysr 90 iuscriblsron on sl Re
gistro civil los naeimisntos de Fer
nAudo @ ArsiA Aries. Maria RoaariG
Tsisds, FrAreissa G Garefa Plaza, Es
psrAuxs Ruiz Vsrdsio, Angela Fate
bAnfs Olivsri y las d'fdnsiopss d
Angela C6rdovs, Aydas del CA-msl
UbarFi J B1rnand J JoIe Oalsf.
I'm mes de lissncia % ls he con
ssdido 81 snplsado de sAAidAd Ices
JOS6 Orus
-Rl sGbAdo 90 rsprsssntark en- Z
tsAtro poF 10 OompsHfA Andres , Biz
70, la preeiosa xarsuOla On tres q
tos sLA cara de DioUs.
-EstA tArds hAhrA dsasfto d
chase hallS ca Pasrla de TERRA.
-OontintA la OomIsi6n de Ele,
clones del Conssio Eissativo Rabs
iAudo On el esaFatinio dsnuitivo dc VI
toS, para dAP su informs onsial sob
sl rssultado Dc les slseaionoG.
-HA sido rsmltiao { disposIcit
del Fiscal dc HumseAo sl preso jul
!, AQuino, asusAdo de ultrsis mayor.
n Sc ereS que la sasaoi6u de an
. mia sstableeida sn Lares, ssrA ire
o ladada & Aguadills,
oil -Hs lltgAdo de los Eltadoa Uc
| dos Il ssposA del Auditor de Pusr
, R'so kF Ward
-ConSiguauos sou gusto la mol
}. Gle de hallGPss ya tusrA Dc psliRro
10 usaoEita Maria TsreIa Asosta, q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
DESDE HUMACAO
Oand0 cusnta de Ia ILcha Y
ilnalInsnte del esplendido
triunfo alcanzado.
OAMAS UNlONIsTAS
Prestan lmpt rtante servicio 4
Ia causa de ia Union, CT
nemat6grafo gratis.

pfa de gloria he sido para IL pa
tris al sells Dc Novismbrs. A las pri.
msrss horAs dc 10 mafiana, estahsn n
los f.as osupsdAs. Nue,traa hueates.
dispasstas Al sombass. con asrenidsd
y patrictlamo. depoaiiaban sus votes
sn pro de 10 Uuni6n Pusrt riQusnA.
DurAnts 10 votasl6n, observance
muoho ordsn. La polisfA no tuvo ne
eesidad de AAser un srrest1 nj una
dsnunsis; lodo era paz y lrAi Z 1iiidsd.
Nuestrss damas despltg tgAron una
aotivldad nunea visits resorliSu las
Alas sleetoralss. obseq uiabsn & los
alseiorss y catalan psndisnts de que
NADIA les hisisss fAlts.
Nssas 90 osuparon dc no permitir
Qus nuealros advsraarioa QuitAssn los
pueatoa On les nlas & nusstrsa haestas,
bussAban los slsct9rss que ts'tAhAn
por oeupar las 6las, les indisaban
al solsgto que les soeaba para votsr,
prestando do sAtA manerA un gran
trAbs 10 & nusstrs sgrupaei6n.
Gobresalisron On ssta props gan
do, les hsllas y simI E,isas ssBoriias
Maifs Bsrtrkn Carrssquillo , Asun-
si6n do ThjmAs y Talladcsa.
ri pueblo snlsro admirA Ia astl.
lud de estss dos Asrrinss de 10 U ai6n,
duRants les elessionss. NusAlros plk-
eemss pare elias.
Rl eomtil6 local dc s.ta ciudad
por mi ebndusto loo envia ~ rsspeto
= su admirasi6n.
PAsaca 10 votAei6n y dAdo Altk.
blieo el rssultAdo del sssrutinir, 40
reeo nesnsr6 ON 10 paxa Roossvslt sl
pueblo sntsro, dando vivAs sGls Salon.
Makoz Rivera, Matte; ~ Clntr6n, d Q
Diego = Was Cshoteco 10 ls mo
rAda do este dlsimo estAbs puesto nm
zine ma t6srsto anunct ando los tell z, q
mas cue 90 rseibfsn do 10 is!a, sisndo
6stos amsnixsdos por IL orQusata que
90 prsss6 tx,ontknsA para lodos los
. aeaos dc 10 propa ganda.
Il A les euatro de 10 mAnAnA 10, mi
, L No 81 sinsmat6grAfo, y hoy por sl dia
> sl pt sblo rasorrs lAs GALES, es't bran
Ido sl trianfo On los sistA diAhitoa..
1Ka triufAdo 10 Union Pusrtt rel
. auaHs? De hA aAlvAdo 10 pAtriai
] CeRRKsPeNsAL.