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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

The supply Of gas per cent bonds was
not as abundant at today's meeting of the
stock exchange as was the case yesterday.
The demand. however, proved to be pretty
good, and In consequence the price adj
vanced SO that 103 was bid. There were no
bonds for sale at the close less than y ad-
vance, and the entire dealing comprised
only a couple of fractional lots.
There was no trouble about the supply of
the preferred stock of the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company that was to he
had in abundance at levels fractionally
above 80 and also at that figure In fact.
the broker who had 1t for sale said that
he had big lot which he could dispose or
at 90.
1t was not wanted at any such price, at
least in any large quantities, and so there
was not much done in II when the trading
reached that point. All bids above that
were rapidly billed as fast as made by the
principal dealer in the stock. and he ex-
pressed his willingness to supply almost
any quantity at 50.
Nothing was done in the common stock,
and the figures remained practically I'M
changed. The same might be said of Cap
ital Traction stock.
Some trading was done in the stock of
the National Safe Company at 1870 and
1915. and the bid for that stock was at the
close 191, and 1893 was asked.
Only nine shares of Lincoln Bank stock
was for sale. and $50 was wanted. which
was finally given, and the bid renewed for
a quotation lot of ten shares. There was
no stock offered for sale. as was the case
yesterday.
Some dealing took place in the fire in
surance stock list, but it was not of special
Importance except the marketing of quite
good deal of Potomac stock on range OF
from 20 to 30l4. The bid at the close re-
manned at 3Os. with 81 the asking price.
which marks the progress which this COM
peny is making toward recovery from the
effects of the Baltimore fire.
I.anston was rather freely dealt in at IA
and fractionally higher. and after it was
over the bid remained at that level, and so
did the asking price.
Mitchell Mining copper stock continued to
SCI! on the high level reached yesterday
and something better, the range being from
141s to 14ss. Only four 10O-share lots were
traded in.
The development of the savings bank
business In this city within the past year or
two has been quite remarkable both in the
increase In the number of such Institutions
and also In the volume of business done by
them. Some idea of what has been done in
this particular can be gained from the fol-
lowing statement of the capital and de-
posts OF these institutions up to the close
of the last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16
Bearish Operations.

It was believed that the behavior of the
stock market IN general and of certain Is
sues in particular notably the Hartman
Pacifics and the Copper stocks lately. indi
Gated rather aggressive bearish operations
of a forlorn hope character. and opinions of
this kind were confirmed for those who
chose 20 entertain them by the Lawson adj
vertsement that appeared this morning So
far as his ability to guess the next dividend
on Amalgamated Copper was concerned,
Wall street did not seem to have much curl
osity.
From its own sources 1t heard that the
dividend would be y per cent. or at the
rate Of 6 per cent year. There was good
deal OF bulishness of rumor on the coal
stocks, both hard and soft; on American
Smelling, the iron and steel stocks the
pennsylvania group and on the railroad
equipment Issues. There were some signs
OF increasing activity In investment
houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Plans for an Imposing New Build
ing

CHICAGO. January 16.-The Chicago
board Of trade may begin the construction
of an imposing and substantial new build
ing, modern in every respect and with an
ample number of Office suites, within the
next few years, II the keynote Of the reso-
luton offered by George w. Patton, and
unanimously adopted by the members or
the board at their annual meeting, is fol-
lowed out. The board Of trade has a
bonded indebtedness Of 81, 100000.
In 1901 resolution was passed by the
members that the board Of directors should
not retire any more Of its bonds, but should
accumulate as much money above its ex-
penditures as possible to be used for other
purposes. Mr.. Patton moved that that reso-
luton be rescinded and the directors be in
structed to pay of the bonded indebted
ness as fast as possible, SO that the board
modern new structure with plenty of offices
to rent to tenants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16
Suits for Maintenance and Separation

Mrs. Moliie N. Reeves. through Attorney
Michael J. Keane. has petftioned the SUI
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia to
grant her legal separation. from bed and
board. from George F. Reeves. The parties
were married March s. 1899. and have one
child. Cruel and inhuman treatment of her
by her husband Is alleged by Mrs. Reeves.
Proceedings for maintenance have been
Instituted by Elizabeth Bruager against
George s. Brnnger. The parties were mar
ried while In Alexandria, Va. May q. 1897.
Cruelty and desertion are alleged and Co
respondent 81 named Attorneys O. n Eow-
Ter and Walter G. Balderston rcpFesent thu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16
Buffalo Brokers suspended.

BUFFALO. N. T., January 16.-The Of
Aces of William F. Dever & Co.. stock
brokers' were closed today. Edward Brady,
manager and principal stakeholder In the
concern, was said to be in Boston. No
statement as to the cause of the suspen-
sion could be secured at the offices. The
Arm did not hold membership on any Of the
stock exchanges. but handled large stock
business on margin in eighty branch offices
in New York state and Canada,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16
Grain and Provisions Summary.
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Nd January 16.-wHEAT-Dull:
spot, contract, sdssas69s; spot, No red western,
SSaSSh; January. S62saS6as; February, S7%aS71a
March. ssh: May. s9kaSs&; receipts, 90, sos
bushelsi southern by sample, 72a75; southern on
grade 601saS6h.
CORN-Easy; spot 49a4a491s; January, 49a.a4sT;
february. 4s1a50; March 5oa5o1s; May, 5otaa5O2i
steamer mixed. 4sSa4sha; receipts 263 s07 bush
424a50A; southern yellow corn. 42a49h.
OATS-Steady; No white 3Sa3sA; No. 3
white 8Ia3s; No. Mixed 361aa37; receipts
30 400 bushels
.RYE-Steady; No. 2 western, 70 export 76a77
domestic; receipts. 1891 bushels.
HAY-Quiet. unchanged steady.
GRAIN REIGHrS-Steady unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16
Bill for Injunction Dismissed.

An order was signed today by Justice
Stafford. in Equity Court No. 2, dismssing
the bill for injunction filed by John A. Brill
and others against the Washington Railway
and Electrict Company to restrain an al
legged infringement of patent right to
street car trucks.
Justice Stafford held that a decision OF
the United States Circuit Court of Appeals
against Mr.. Brill would have to be followed
in disposng of the proceedings here. At
torreys Warfield and Duell represented the
railway company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16
THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO. January 16.-May wheat here
today, on free selling by local traders. eased
off to $50.
On easier cables and liberal local receipts
May corn dropped to a.
Following the decline in wheat and corn.
May oats sold off to 81&.
May provisions opened firm, pork at 1920,
lard at 7721a, ribs at 1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16
LISTENED TO MIR. STEVENS.
Executive Session of the Senate Canals
COMMITTEES.

Chief Engineer John F. Stevenson in Inn
mediate charge of the construction of the
Panama canal, gave testimony today before
the Senate committee on interoceanc
canals. The committee announced that
the examination would relate chiefly to
the type of canal to be built, with an
especial bearing on the report of the con-
sulting board of engineers, whose Anal re-
pert has not been made public For that
reason the committee met in executive ses-
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16
Herman Charles Merivale Dead.

LONDON, January 16.-Herman Charles
Merivale, the author of several well-known
novels and poems and also a writer OF
plays, sketches Of travel, essays, etc, died
today at the age of sixty-seven. He was q
barrister by profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16
Today's Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption, $S90,612; government receipts
from internal revenue, s29S.s36: customs,
81 ,005.S52 miscellaneous, SSS,31S: expendi-
lures, $1,11O.0O0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16

The coast freight steamer F. D. Carter,
building for E. d. Carter of Erie. Pa, was
successfully launched Saturday at the Wy
lndotte yards of the American Shipbufld-
ing Company. Miss Isabella Hunter OF
Erie. Pa. acting as sponsor and christen-
ing the freightoE. &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16
CREDITS WERE CURTAILED
FOREIGN ACCOUNT DEALINGS
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK. January 16.-Rather more
news was provided for Wan street con-
sumption today than had been furnished In
the week previous. -po begin with. the
foreign dispatches were more or less con-
Cerned with the opening of the ALGERIAN
conference on Morocco and in a way this
important meeting was reflected in the
securities markets and by curtailment
In credits and by some uncertainty and fr-
regularity in prices
Perhaps the most significant indication,
however, of the Interpretation. based upon
the conference and expectation to its
probable outcome. provided by an ad-
vance OF II centfme in the Paris cheque on
London to . francs 13 confines, showing
that France was not feeling even a senti
mental gold requirement of any particular
urgency
Moreover, the late dispatches from the
other side reported that there was some
well-informed talk to the effect that the
Imperial Bank of Germany was likely to
make an immediate reduction in Its DIS
count rate. Except in so far as business
was interefered with, the London market
did not reflect the further progress of the
general elections. But as on the continent
tai exchanges prices were irregular, and
presumably for the same reason.
American stocks shared in this Irregular
fly in the London market, but the London
quotations established before the opening
here We're ignored In the subsequent deal
ings on this side, and so far foreign trad
ing in this market was concerned 1t is IN
teresting to note dealings for foreign ac-
count were sales on balance in arbitrage
transactions. but purchases on balance on
direct orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16
New York Stock MarkeL.

Furnished by w. b. Hibbs Sc Co, bani ers
and brokers, 14is F street. members New
York stock exchange, Washington stock
exchange and Chicago board of trade.
Onnr IIinl,I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16
Fine Trade Statement.

The items of domestic intelligence which
were considered and discussed In financial
and speculative quarters should properly be
headed by the preliminary foreign trade
statement, which showed that the United
States in December last exported merchan-
die to the extent of almost S100.0o0,OOO
more than the value of imports Of merchan-
disc. and that this December excess was rot
far from one quarter of the exces of mer-
chandise exports for the whole calendar
year.
This brilliant showing following the fine
statement Of exports of domestic products
made last week served to confirm opinion
that the foreign trade position of the coun-
try making rapid improvement as the
year ended. and led to the conclusion that
II the statements for the next two or three
months made as favorable exhibits the eX-
portation of gold to Europe would be hardly
likely TO amount to any extensive drain.
Money on call ruled today around Az per
cent during the period of active borrowing,
and time funds showed, II anything, a nom
inally easier tendency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16

Bar silver steady, 80 3-16d. per ounce.
Money, 3taa4 per cent
The rate of discount In the open market for short
bills is 3Isa3 1915 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for three
months bills is 3Ls per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16
FINANCIAL.

FOR SALE
One block Of ]. Maury Dove %.
Coal Stock.
jat6-2ts Address 1904 I4th.
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The World Of
Finance and Trade

Interest in Moroccan Affair Re-
Elected in Stocks.
CREDITS WERE CURTAlLED
An Advance in the Paris Cheque on
London.
FOREIGN ACCOUNT DEALINGS
Americans Shared in the Irregularity
in the English Market-Brilliant
Trade Statement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16

The Mexican Central railway said last
September that it could handle 35 per cent
more traffic without increasing its rolling
stock. But since then it has had to order
LOCO freight cars to be delivered next sum-
mer. and the company is now in the market
for twenty-five locomotives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16

Subscribed and sworn to by James II. McGIll the
president Of the Vulcan Construction Company
before me. Francis S. Mcguire a notary public in
and for the District of Columbia, the 18th day
Of January, A. D. 1906.
1t FRANCIS s. MAGUIRE, Notary Public, D. @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16

Inc Westinghouse Brake, limited, has
paid semi-annual dividend OF 10 per cent
and an extra dividend OF per cent, max
ing 20 per cent for 1905. While the divi-
dend rate here and in England Is the same.
and the par value. f1O, nearly the same
as Westinghouse Air Brake the English
stock is selling at 120. as compared with
1o1 to 155 for the American shares, The
company pays an income tax to the British
government Foreign stockholders got a
tax rebate, and 1t amounts to about sc. 40
On 100 shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16

The leading foreign houses represented
here have within comparatively short
time distributed an aggregate of many mil
lions worth of American bonds. 1t is. in
fact, one of the significant features of the
investment situation that large demand
for American securities has sprung up
among foreigners. Within the past week
European investors have taken large blocks
of American railroad bonds, especially those
with convertible privileges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16

Quotations furnished by Atwood Violet & Co.
members New York ald New Orleans cotton ex
changes. Washington office. 713 14th St NV.
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15
FL FORO ROMANO
ResuItadO de las excaVaCiO.
nes empezadas hace mas
de dos amos.
UNA METROPOLIS
La leyenda de R6mulo y de
Reno. -Hallazgo arqui.
tectonico.
TomAmou dc una revistA sxtran.

TomAmos do una rsvistA sxtran.
gsrA 10 aiguients suriosA information
, para los amAntss do la sisrsis;
sContir & an con gran sciividad lsA
sxsavaclones smptzAtAa haze q, ds
dos amos Ga el antigro Fore Romano,
sada vez 80 cor 6rmA con msyor fnn'
damsnto ID suposisi6n dc qus "a ha
dado con IN nssr6polis snterior q 10
do Roma que 80 suppns t'niAds por
R6mulo.
Son muy numerosas lAs sapulsu
ras hAllsdas; y tanto Eor loa obi.tos
que enslerran como los csraatsres
6tnieos do los crA1eos, 40 advisrts que
90 trata do una rizA y de uns eiviIi'
Easi6n distintas do las que hssiA sho'
ra habfan pasado por ser los primitI.
vas dc Roma.
Ii hIitoria do R6mulo J Reno no
90 mas que ma lsysnda y 10 que han
llsmado los sAt6licoa slA aiudad elsr.
uas 90 musho maI antigua de 10 que
60 suponia hAstA ahora.
Uno dc los 1ltimos hAlazgGS con
sists en- una sasa de ssos prImeros
hAhitAntes do Roma.
70 do piedra y atectA Ia torma de
una do eIas barraess que sonStruyen
con rAmGs y maderos los habitanies
de AfriaA y do Australia.
Las piedraS, 70 lAbrAdas eopo
10 80 pueds suponer, eaI&n unidas ror
una Argamasa muy eonsistents y suya
com1oliei6n, que nos 90 poaible do.
!egm!nar, parece hAbaras mod !AcAto
por 10 aeci6n do los siglos
Ssra possible SacArIa eASt entsrA.
En- Ia aetualidAd &c trAbsjs ca Va.
eiarla do 10 tisrrA petrincsda que To-
LENA essi por aom aletc.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15
FUNCK BRENTANO,

Carusc, sl gran isnor italianc,
tan aonoeldo por todos los fen6gra
tos. fas el otro die var los monos
Do Ia sAens { ,ries Gel Central Park,
do NV Ymk.
Los tsnores suelsn toner aus debi'
lidadss, y CAruso. entire .otras, tisns
. pAs'6n do los euAdrumanos.
Frsnte & 10 jaulA en- que saltaban
y b;inesban monos y monas, qusd6ss
sxtAtisdo obasrvando como 80 diver
sfan sntre 81 saos. q decir, ogsniio'
res del hombrs, y son que galanteria
~ sspulgabAn , con que grAeiA %
raseAban.
Hubi6rAls durado el embelsso, que
90 y6 ouAnto temp ai no llsga s
easr On otro produoido por 10 con
tsmplsci6n do una sts ra 8 ssfIorits,
rubiA como trigoS y spiritual somo
una balads.
Vera Caruso y ponsr los ojos on
hlaneo, TODD fu6 uno. So llev6 luego
10 msDo dsrsehA 81 coraz6r, como 81
faera q aantA eSalvs. D.norah, cas-
10 6 puras, hIxo despues vArios gss
tos axpreaivos.
LIS iavea 10 mil6, no sin sorPrs'
-, pero ApArenG6 inditsrsneia.
En. onssa CAruso s0nrl6 y 10 enss
30 10 puutA de1A lengua.
La sniAas erey6 Que CAruso lA to-
maba por ura mona y 30 puso ssris,
CAruIo, que 70 hsmos dieho, ado
ra les euAdrumAnos, que son como
sodo sl mupdo sahe, Slos ma miferos
que aisl 90 el dedo pu gar sspArAdo y
pued.n toeAr & los dsmAss, 90 dirigi6
& lA muthRSgA y pAaAndole 10 mano
por IL bsroila, bIarcA y AuAve, la d.
jo On jpgle', mAsarr6nico;
~Vsnie cor m'go & ArAe6n.
La americans psg6 un griso tel,
qua todos los monoa 30 eonmo visron;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15
EC0S MtXICAN0S
Ginetes psrtinaCes. s.-PIanta
clones de platanos. Ex'
p0sici6n artistiCa
-
LENEA FERROVIkRIA
Coloria agrfcola { industrial.
Reformas en- Chal(o. -Fe.
rrocarril nacional.

Notieisa reoibidaa do OAxscA d.
cen quo acaban de l!egGr Alli dos per
aonas que estuvieron emDlsadas cor
dos ccmpsnias bastants concsidss
en- 10 capital. Ds ali & OIxAsa hi.
eisron 81 visie & sabAllo y 80 pro
porea seguir hEsta Sud Ameriea, eop
sl 6nico obisto dc psIesrse.
Uno do sllos ss noruego, Ffiltjoy
Aatrsaon. y el olro fnl&r des, Stanley
swAnlipg Tardaron vsintlda dfas 90
lleg&r & OSxAeA, Do Alll 10 dirIgirGp
& 7, huanIspec, do dorde 10 dirigir 60
{ GuatsmAla, y dsspt 81 dc sruzAr
Centro America y sl latino do PAna
me-, ssguirkn Dor Colombia para ter
minar ~ VII is por Venezuela 8 Esua
dor.
--Acaha do llegar TAmpiso an
plansador ealiforniano, quien 10 pro
pons sxplctsr IN gran plantfo do plk'
tanes. A este prop6aito, sompE6 una
extension ds esSeA do tres nail hesta
ras de lsrreno en- 10 ms ior region
produstora dc ssa fruta, esrsa del RIO
Panuso, y estA impcrIAndo rstc nos do
plartAs do 10 India y do las Antillas.
Fl primer snVlo de estoa retc dor,
que aeabA de llsgar, Assisnde & trein'
10 mil plarttA.
Para 10 slaae culta do 10 socie
dac, hA sldo 10 acc onleslmiento do
importanciA 10 aperture d. 10 Kxpo'
HIei6n. do FintuYa y Eaeultura mexl
sanas, en- one 10 prsasnGAn hermosAs
obFsz de loE Dsnsionados sn EaroEa
por oil gohlerno.
LlAmSron 10 atenei6n las copiAs
tom0dAs por Izsguirre, ds cuAdros
ee'ebres gus Ie gusrd&n su el Musso
del Rradc dc Madrid, los saiudios y
copiaa que 80 deben & Alberto Fuaier.
Los trAbsios de Ramos Martinez, z,
aohre TODD sua asuarelsS, produisrop
10 mGa sgradAb'e sorpreaA.
Las obras de saeulIurA, partIcu.
lArmsnss de Domingutz, de Navs de
Guerra, son 10 rsvelaci6n de- g,andeg
talsntos.
-Ls.sx Iorsssi6n de huevcs para
Cuba, ha producido I'm ana do esta
msrearsia en- sl pals, yGoa este mott
vo So vIens desarrollAndo Ia induaIria
de la crla de gAllinar, que en pr6xlmo
futuro produeil & txlclsntes rendimiep
tos,
Avian de GuadAll lara: Zen.
tro dc FeS asmAnsa quedarGn to- mi
nAdoa los Kaosios de sxolorssI6n de
Ia proJMtAda xIsuIi6n del fsrrosArriI
NGcional, & trAV6s tel VAlls do San
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15
GEtlVO Rodriguez
ARoaADo 7 NogARIo
aaFlaa :, Psasa. PEavts-Rias
Pafa los cue qulaFan solosaf
alsa 81 a,asFa

e. vsada Z aFrisata q poass -
q aAlsa AFJCHk, lA aAs ssangaA =
p asdAa saRa .ss aaa slkaaa sFtss
fsin e. slaAeaa ta mAmaasnFia :
nA9aTa al na.a a. 81 s.ra & saixa
"a - spaa 80 aklis - -
= y s4lEaast 80 3 - ArulHa
'Es@ss l - sAaas = zasaAaza. -
= VA4aasl.a aaaAaaa a.
- $50 ~ AzaNasa sss ass
80 - 49, ssT 49, sAsFasass -
aaaaA Aaal aumAR kaxa.s as mna
fstsfta taiA1sM Kkaa = aaa =
ssaesa tlataa mA@sasssg ssastrss
A4mziaf - , mAs 5N a. ace
ssAtFa $50 sas.sde Mrs -
$50 taastt sa 81 sfss
Hfa3 et# 80
ssaN -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15
PLUMAS ROTAS
Ia Uni6n.-Pfehsa adverse
ria.-"Por gala partldo...
en- DOS. - ia v0Iar!
AVIACIONES
AvlACIONES
Even la psja en- el ojo de la
Union y no Ia pelusia en-
el suyoS.

Dsspu6s dol gran triunto obtsnidc
por 10 Union de Puerto Rico sn lal
urnaV, 10 prenaA rspublisara tires vo.
ssros) ssnt6 plaza do profstlss, pre-.
disisndo 10 disolusi6n dc nusstro par.
lido. 10 dsback sn nuestras Alas y On
nuestros sampamentos.
For sss samino sontir dan <El
Aguils,s sLa BAndsra Amsrieanas '
eel Oriollo.s los lres voesros rssu-
blisanos)
Y suando llsgusn OIL solmo del gri
tar, aiu yer solmados sua deasos, sl
sAguils,s habrA soltado 10 q TINA plu'
ma; { 10 sBaudera 90 10 habra roto
e' astA, y 81 s1riollos habra eafdo On
me lilo dc les arsa 4 G'tlmas le:ras do su
titulo.
Prss % 0! sAso, lsetorss dc LA DE-
AooRAoIA. quisnss quisrA que ssaia,
anionissas, 8 republisanos amigos do
10 husna lectura y dc 10 sinsera YER :
dad, % 81 ea,o, repito. que 10 Union
do Pasrtc Riso no do ssnalss do des'
uni6n, al do diseordia.
Antss por sl sontrario, oada dia
cue trAnseurrs hay mas union ertre
nosotros, mas hermAndAd, mas soil
daridsd mayor tortalezA.
Podrsmos ser unos partIdarios do
10 autonomfa; oiros dol ssslf glvsrn,
msns,s y los msnos dc 10 inde psndsn'
sia, pero ain sspararnos do este ideal:
10 tslieidsd do 10 pgtria.
La prsnsa unionists NO atasa hoy
los fepublisanos. Lss dsia On cal
ma para rsfsxIonAr. Y no pusds ,er
mas noble tal sondusta.
Psro 10 prsnsa repsblisana no 90
sontormA con 10 dsrrotA do 81 par,ido
y eonIinda iueonsolable, como 10 dio.
% Ca'ysao despu6s do 10 partlda do
Hunt. digo, do Ulises.
Y no ve 10 peIassia On IA ojo. qua.
risndo YER 10 paia on sl ojo dc In
Union.
La Union ssti en- pie, firms, como
ana pirAmide sgipsiaca.
4isatras que oil PArli do Rspubli.
sano satA spor gala pariido On dos,
que di1o oil possa, sisndo una abru'
madora minorfa On el pafs.
Ensonsss, !por que sonar? f,ofar
6sspisrto
La U0l6n de Puerto Rlso o. una
lsTgA aamA que ado no 90 ha esrrado
""..El total ssrG Ell PALS.
III parIido republisAno repre-, enta
dos pArsidAs que ssntaromos 90 slpK.
sE Dc Is Uni6n, hGeisndo M dsssusn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15

tiag0, entre entire SAlam % GuA
dalsiatA. E campamen o 10 OF ~ 20
Disros 90 ercuentra lcluA msr te on
vIllassfor, sstsei6n del Fef oeArrIl
Central y se avsrzA rGpidsmtnte ha'
alA oil Sur do csc pupto.
Sc hs 6rmado el eontato para Ia
pAvimenl aei6n 20 un minimum dc 80
mil metros euadrAdos o IsAn csrcA do
As GALES.
-Notiaias Fsslbidas de GaadalA :
iaKs, diesn que el diA prlmtro de
Knsro prt xlmo 80 GeEminarkn los trA.
bsios del MrrAp.en de los primoros
o,h,nIa kll6msiFos de Ia lintA e Ira.
puato 4 TocAmhsro Ciueo mil sonS.
ladAG do rie!es llsgsrin & I,avuro
anIss de dn de Ido, see in ne es Nh,
lCoRtsnlGd on Ia pdginG ~