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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-19
THE ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
Shad Link, of Baltimore, to Figure
In The Contests.

AT the Athletic Carnival to be held
at the Colonial Theatre on Saturday
afternoon and evening under the per
sonal direction of Mr.. Chas. Weiss,
the we'll known promoter of Balti-
more, Shad Link, who has attained
championship ASPIRATIONS, will attempt
TO throw a /, 500 pound Hereford bull
produced by MIR. George Graefe, the
Annapolis butcher. Mr.. Link, by his
great strength, will endeaor to throw
the bull. placing him on his back
within 10 minutes-by his horns. not
touching with his hands any other part
OF the bull
Following this will be vaudeville
show headed by the mysterious
Reuschling, Americas youngest ma
gician. who has. by his originality
and unlimited powers created a new
style of conjuring and raised the sci
ence of magic to such high standard
as TO make this one of the most at.
tractive numbers on the vaudeville
stage, and the world famous Weiss
brothers, who recently returned from
the Inter-city Athletic Tournament
held at Brooklyn, N Y, where they
were awarded the first grand prize
for their remarkable aud clever boxing
exhibition and wrestling bout. These
two boys are the youngest athletes oi
the world. being : and years, re.
spectively. Others on the bill are Mr..
Charles Scharf, the well known ban.
joist. and several other vaudeville at.
fractions of note.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-19
JUSTICE TO MERIwETHER
A Classmate At Naval Academy
Defends Him.

A strong plea for Midshipman Meri-
wether by a classmate and friend has
been received sat the Capital Office.
II is signed "A Classmate OF Meri.
wether," !" but the writer does not give
his name. The letter takes exception
to the editorial IN this paper referring
to the unfayorable criticism OF the
young man since his appearance on the
dance floor at the Academy. NO
offence was intended TO Meriwether,
it was rather intended TO critieise
those who so uncharitably criticised
him.
The writer OF the letter says Meri-
wether has not been ostracized ana
snubbed; his life has not been made
miserable; his standing is as good as
any mans in the third class. His at
tendance at the hops was only altsI
careful consideration and by the al
vice of many of his friends, not only
among the midshipmen, but among
tile officers stationed at the Academy
His action in resiRninR was taken be
cause of his disgust at the discrimina-
tion shown by Academy authorities
in jumping from the first class TO the
middle of the third and lighting on
a man whose name would renew public
interest in the tempest in teapot
and would. in degree, save the ad.
ministration from public ridicule.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-19
IS CONVICTED.
THIS is EXPECTED TO BE YER
DICT OF THE COURT.
The Worst Case Yet Evident An
linus of Witnesses -- A
Girl At The Bot
tom of II.
MIDSHIPMAN c. M. JAMES, OF
IOWA, NEXT.

Barely FIVE minutes were occupied
by the court martial &c the Naval
Academy in reaching verdict IN the
case of Midshipman Chester \. A.
Bloebaum. of ST. Charles Mo .
against whom such damaging testt-
mony was given by fourth 9lassmen
Yesterday. The verdict, Will not OF
course. be made public until the re-
viewing authority has taken action,
but there is not the slightest doubt
that be has been convicted.
The verdict was reached shortly
after II O'Clock The court then TOOK
recess until o'clock this afternoon,
when il will begin the trial of Mid-
shipman Charles nj. james, of CRU
nell, Iowa. second classman.
Mr.. George H. Mann, counsel Tor
Bluebaum, in addressing the court this
morning. said that this was the first
case in which 8nimus had been shown
by midshipman who had been
hazed. It was evident, he said, that
Caldwell had feeling of resentment
against the accused and bad exagger-
ated in his testimony. Like many
other Misunderstanding the coun-
sci said n girl was evidently at the
bottom of it and he thought that Oald.
well was using the court TO resent
something which. if true, he should
have resented personally at the time.
Mr.. Mann asked that the presumption
of innocence be exercised in behalf oil
Bloebaum.
Judge Advocate Harrison defended
Caldwell from what he considered un-
just aspersions and called attention
to the fact that he had not made any
statements rejecting on the accused
until compelled to do so.
Midshimen Caldwell and Kilduif tes.
titled Yesterday that Bloebaum had
hazed them until they were practical
ly collapsed. Caldwell said that he
had been compelled TO lie on a box and
raise and lower his legs because he
hal refused to make arrangements to
introduce one Of his young lady ac-
auaintances to Bloebaum
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-19
DULL AT STATE HOUSE
Senate And House Adiourn Until
Monday,

Sessions, dull in the extreme, were
held by both Senate and House this
morning, after which an adjournment
was taken until next Tuesday night
at 2. 80 O'Clock.
In the Senate several bills of no
great interest were introduced. in
Guiding a bill by Mr. Perkins, of Bal
timore. to make certain changes in
the testamentaTy law. designed to pro-
tect doctors in death cases, where the
deceased leaves an estate. bat the sur
yiving husband or wife his nothing.
Mr.. Dashiell introduced an order
inquiring of the Attorney General
how far the State has the right to
lease the bottoms of the bay under
navigable waters to the exclusion of
common fishery for crabs This is a
most important point aud one of the
obstacles in the path of the Haman
bill. since Wholesale leasing of bay
bottoms will assuredly kill the right
of common fishery so far rs crabber
are concerned, no oyter planter boing
willing 70 have his privately culti-
waited beds harried by crab drags The
order was adopted.
Mr.. Moore, by his own request, was
relieved from the duties of chairman
of the Committee on Public Institu-
tions, because of the press of his other
cummittee work, and Mr.. Linthicum
given his place.
In the House nothing of interest
beyond the introduction of a good
many bills occurred A measure look
ing to certain changes in the present
laws on divorce for a moment caused
a fiutter, of interest, which quic ky
died out.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-19
A TABLET FOR TILGHMAN
The D. A, z. VIII Probably Honor
His Memory.

A meeting of the Baltimore Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolu.
tion, was held yesterday afternoon at
Colonial Hall, All North Charles
street. Baltimore. Mrs. A. Leo Knott
presided and read a most interesting
paper On "The Ride of Colonel
rench Tilghman, in which ste de-
scibed his historical ride when he
carried the news of the surrender Of
CCrnwallis on October 10, 1881, from
Yorktown to Philadelphia.
A plan is on foot to erect tablet to
Colonel Tilgkman's memory in the
old Senate Chamber in the State
House.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-19

The Mems Guild of st. Anne's par.
ish held meeting last night and def.
nitely arranged plans for social ses-
sion on next Thursday night. The
social will be held in the lower room
of st. Anne's Chapel, Prince George
and East streets. and all the men OF
the parish will be invited. Invita-.
tions are being sent out today. A
supper will be served and there viii
be speechmaking. 1t is expected tc
have the Hon. Joseph B. Seth, Presi.
dent of the Senate, make an address
and also the Hon. J. Charles Linthi-
cum. President Seth is vestryman
of tile Easton, Md church, and an
active churchman. The Mems Guild
expects to make this q grand occasion.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-19
Exhibit Shoot Next Tuesday.

Mr.. W II. Heer, representing the
Union Metallic Cartridge Company.
one Of the champion gun shots Of the
world, standing second to the great
Gilbert. and Mr.. Frank Butler, OF the
same company. will be in Annapolis
on Tuesday next and give an exhibit
tion shoot at the Annapolis Gun Club
grounds. Boucher g. on the Spa. at 2. 30
p. m. sharp, to which the public, es.
pecially members Of the club, are cor
daily invited. Mr.. Heer gave an ex
hibition shoot at Cumberland yester-
ady. at which his average was SO per
cent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-19
TO DISCUSS WHITE DEATH.
Meeting of Tuberculosis Association
Tuesday NIGHT.

There will be very important meet
ing of the Association for the Proven.
tion of tuberculosis in the chamber OF
the House of Delegates at the State
House, Immediately after adjourn.
ment Tuesday night. 1t is understood
that a number of celebrated physi
clans will address the meeting.
Maryland legislatiyely, has dealt
with the white Death problem il
a niggardly way. The deep and wide
spread interest in the scourge, how
ever. will doubtless find some more
comprehensive notice before the clos,
Of the present session of the General
Assembly.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-19
A Graceful Act.

1t was q graceful act of ex-Midship-
man Trenor Coffin Jr., who left yester-
day to shake hands with Mr. J. w.
Pettus, the grandfather of Midshipman
Kimbrough, the hazing of whom caus-
ed Collins dismissal. Mr. Coffin met
Mr.. Pettus and shook hands with him
expressing regret for the occurrence.
The old gentleman's eyes filed and his
voice was choked as he replied and
bade the young fellow good rye.
1856, and was later in the Customs
service under the first Cleveland ad-
ministration. In fact, next year &
politics are receiving an unusual
amount Of consideration from member
of both parties.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-19
NOT ASSOCIATIONS BILL
Commissioners Said to Be Behind
Brooklyn Measure.

The State House correspondent of
the Capital unintentionalIy misstated
facts yesterday when he spo Ike of the
Brooklyn high license bill, introduced
in the Senate by Mr.. Gadd, as 1.-THE
first of the Taxpayers Association
bills. y eMr. James w. Owens is given
credit for drawing the measure, which
is along the lines discussed by him
last week at the meeting of the Tax
payers Association. but which is said
to be endorsed by the County Com
missioners.
1t seems perfectly just measure and
should pass, as it doubtless will, al
though a lobby and Doodle fund
from the Brooklyn saloon interests
may confidently be expected down
here to oppose it, and give it no end
of fight.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-19
A. A. Sites IS ARRESTED
Blacksmith Charged With Receiv-
ing Stolen Goods

A. A. Sites, the proprietor of a
large blacksmith shop in this city,
was put under arrest this morning
charged with receiving property said
to have been stolen.
1t is alleged that he received between
$700 and $500 worth of chains and
other iron which had been stolen from
the buoy station which is attached to
the Naval Proving Grounds. opposite
Annapolis. He had "a hearing before
United States Commissioner Julian
Brewer this afternoon.
At least four persons are under sus-
picion as being implicated in the
thefts, which took place during the
but that of Mr.. Sites have been
made a. yet.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-19
Hospital Board Meets.

The regular bi-monthly meeting of
the board of managers of the Annapo-
lis Emergency Hospital was held yes
terday. The usual routine business
was transacted. The thanks of the
board was extended by unanimous
vote to the children of st. Mary 5
Parochial School, who so Iihrally do
mated on Donation Day with useful
gifts for the hoSnital
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-19
Burial Of Infant

The infant child of Theodore Trow-
bridge. of Eastport, was buried from
the Methodist Church in that place at
3. 30 O'Clock this evening. Rev. Mr..
Hammersley officiated, the interment
took placesin Cedar Bluff cemetery.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-19
The Oyster Laws.

The Business Men Association last
night passed an order making the dis
cussion of the Haman oyster law and
the anti Haman oyster law the special
order for the next regular meeting of
the association.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-19
Elected Member.

Mr.. Jacob Ebling. proprietor of The
Germania, was last night elected q
member of the Business Mems Akso-
citation.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-19
u House For Sale. a

HOUSE. No. 9S MARKET STREET. was
built BY the former owner, a good m chailfc
from selected material Is one OF the lest
constructed Frame Houses in Annapolis q nd
Is now in perfect condition.
WM. II. BURNS, or
NICHOLAS II. GREEN,
jan5m Annapolis, Md.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
NOTAS AL VUELO
LA REUNION REPUBLICANA DE ANOCHE

Hamos podido adquirlr essss notas
que conslderamos aut6 atiess:
Preside el sef1or Saneh Morales.
Ell sefior Hernandez Lopez da cuen.
IN con sctas da comites de ls isla, en-.
las que 6gdrsn acuerdos, aceptando
unos, otros. no aceptando, las bases
propuestss por el para rsorganiz Aci6n
del pArtido, Hernandez Lopez reitera
su resolution de renunciar IL Presi
deneiA del Partldo. fundandoss, entire
otrAs cosas, en- 10 indisclplina que 90
maniiesta, de modo alarm ante, en- las
a a. republicans. Sehlia en- primer
terml o Naysgu'z, como el punto
donde mas Sc acsntdA 10 nota rebelde
de Au pAttldo; SO lamenta de que sobre
el Asunto de iac0rp0rado0 (tncorp6reos
dicen algunos) se 10 pasen comunica
clones OIL dostor Barboss que no tlgu'
ra en- el Comite Tsrritoris', y no ssi
al Direcsorlo de su pGrt.do.
FL nor Hrra ldez Lopez calif;a
de veiaminosa para el pueato que
oru % dentro del partIdo, Ia actI.ud
de los rspub.icAnos de Msysgasz,
pues clio dice -equivAle & suponer-
me incapscItAdo para llenar tel CO.
metido. r nunclS 4 sde -por cues.
tionea de dignidad. (Aqui el sefior
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
EDICTO

En- Ia Corts de Dlstrito del Dlstrito
judicial de GuayamA P. R. Eta.
dos Unidos de America S S Fl
Preaidente de los Estados U nidos.
DeclQrdci6a de hereder0s,
Por cuanto habiendo preientado
el abogado don Tomas Bsrnardini dc
la Huerta un eacrito & nombre de don
Joxe Nieto y We'll, vecino de eata ciu'
dad aolicitsndo la declaration de he.
rederoa de don Santiago Nleto y Vicil
q favor de su hermano germAno ell re-
fsrido promovents.
Por tanto, habiendose ordenado
por el Honorable Luis Nunoz Mora
les, Juez de esta Corte, SO publique 10
ex }ressda pelicI6n por tres veces du.
rsnte treinta dfas en- el perlodico LA
DEMoCRACIA, de San Juap para que
los que Sc cream con igual meior de
recho que el expresado promoverte
compare z:an reclamarlo densro del
ex orestdo plszo conisr de In fecha
lie q primera publication do eats edic
t., en- cumplim. ento de 10 mRndado
libr0 el preaeute bai 10 mi frms J sello
d eA.a Corte en- G1syxma o IL dc
MAYO de mil novecientos seis,
Francisco Morales.
Seeretar. o de In Corte,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
GRAN BALUARTE

ri mayor cuArtel do Europa y
quiza' del mundo entero, % uno que
el ejercito ruso tiene On Polonis, cons.
truf 10 hace muehos amos. En- 81 uue'
den aloisrse hAsta $4,000 soldados 6
sea csrca dc dos cuerpoa do ejercito
ruso.
Tan surioso , en- .msior eatado de
conservation, es oil cu1rtsl ipg,eu de
Aldsrshot, cuyas dspend ndencias coup an
IN espscio dc diez y nueve hectGreas
10 menos, Fue eonItruido on 1860, in
mediAtamsnte despueI dc la guerra do
Grimes, = no. haee muchos anos ss
rshicieron todoS los pAbellonss con
ladrillo piedrs, gsstAndo en- clio sl
gobisrno treinta y dos mIIlones do
reIetas,
En- cate cuArtel hay normalmsnGe
vsinte mil hombreS, entire los que 90
cuantsn unoS clnco mil isfsu y onciAles
que viven EepArados del rsato do laG
tropas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
A QU|EN C0RRESPONDA

Por In presents se hace sabsr q ne
los sshores Bsrio Hermsnos han Dre.
sentado . 10 Consist de Franc uicI m
del Conseio Executive una petici6o 40
icttando una franquiciA para tomar
del Rio MsnAtf en- ell barrio de sNe-
gros1, Corozal, 80 litros de sgua Dor
segundo pira riego y tnerza hIdrSuli,
ca para mover un molino de hlerro
para moler cana. Lo cual Sc hacs pt
olico para conocimiento de las parties
que tengan que slgsr en pro 6 en- con
trA de 10 solicitsdo compareclendo
ante dichS Comlsi6n Dsrson alments &
Dor escrito ell LureI % del corgiente
mes de Mayo las dos de la tsrde, en-
auya fecha, 6 tan pronio deIpues CO
mo Ia concesl6n estuviera dispuesta,
Se celsbrsra 10 vista de dicha pet.ci6n'
San Juan, P, r Abril q de 1906,
BERIO HERMANOG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
IA PATULEA"

Anoch, el sen ,r DAlm4u y Canet,
compsflaro de redAcci6n, Asissi6 q Ia
leciurA de Ia obra Ella PatuleA>, de
nuestro compafiero on Ia prensa don
Jose Perez LczSda.
Fl libro es un eatudIo psicol6gico
de Puerto Rico desde IL nueva aobe
rsnfa. Hay en- dichA obrs, iuico del
sen or Dalmau, atinHdas observacio
mes, gslanura de eatilo, que prueban
10 eompstencia del sefor Loxada an
eSa Glaze de ttabHjos.
La impression. de los asiatentss tuk
muy fAvorable Al libro. eLa Patulsa.
Sc publicSra en- Ia GegundA quincsnA de
JUNO, fernando un void nen de tres.
cientAS cincuentA pAginAs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24

En- esta imprenta Sc yende
psa1el viejo a So quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
A los yi0jer0S

C0nStratino y SabdS TllegaS, Go
nliSi0niStaS.
Maritime Ex Buildin, Is so. Broad
Street, Nsw York.
Direction por cable: Sabastipo.
Ofreceu sus servIcios & loI visie'
roI que visitsn New York Sus rels'
clones en- el comsrcto, ell conocimiento
peri Ito dal idioma y de Ia gran Me
tr6poli Americana los ponen en- con
dicI6n de obtener muchas rebaja eco
nomfas, en- la movlliz Sci6n, hoSpeda
les compras en- el comercio y visitas &
todoG los importsntes lugares de Ia
oiudAd, para ,oI Visieroa que los ocu
pen.
Adelantsndo nosicia de llegada, re.
clbiran sl vlaiero en- el muelle del va
uor y de4de las diligencias de Adua.
ma y ayudarlo dursnte su permansn'
ella en- Ia ciudad, todo 10 ofrecsn por
m0iica ccmisi6n.
Suministran cuantos dAtos se lea
pidsn en- relacl6n con el comerclo, In
dustriA', fabricas transportss, &,
Envian catalagos q quien los soli
cite.
Seencargan de ventas de artfculoS,
como cafe, cueros, caucho, Il. Dsapa'
chtn eucom,endAs postalea desde ell
VAlor de un peso orc. con fondos an
ticlpados,
PuntuAlidad, esmero y ra 1ides.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24

Hernandez L5pez ex pone las usntaias
de sus bases propuestas, asegurando
que 8 90 sincere & ~ pArtldo; que On
Ia passda luchA electoral esto
prueba 81 modsstia, diee-no fgut6
en- nipgunA GaudidAtura nj aspin6 &
nipg6n carg, p6blioo.
Habl6 despuei de elementos NAL
sanos dsntro de au psrtldo y de ls pro
bAble Inevitable debl6 deeir) derrota
por tal circunstaneia.
Refri6 1doIe al distrito de MAYA.
gu:z, diio que estAba perdido, pues
FAiardo dispone dc muy pocs gente y
Menendsz eAta solo.
R:comand6 ID necesidad de que el
partido adoptara una actitud digaa,
pero discreta y mesurAda.
El Dr.. We've 90 opuso & 10 acsisud
del stfIor Hernandez Lopez; 10 dirigl6
feases encomiAltleas, suplickndole re
tirASe 81 renuncia.
Ell DR., Coll y Toste propuso que
ss nombrara una comisi6n de dos re-
pubiieanos dc Ponce y dos de Aeuadi.
lila 9 de San Juan, para que fuese q
MayaguE y allf, en- intsligencia con
los que acspten las bases de Hern an.
dez Lopez, tormar Connie Official del
pArtido. Los reh Rcioa vendran POGO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
JU|C|0 POR ANENAzAS

Hoy VIC en- 10 Corte municipal
ell iuicio criminal contra G sbino Mer.
cado, de Rio Pledras, acusado de hs'
bsr amenaz ,do con un mAchets q don
Juan Caloca, alcAl 10 de aQuella loeS
lidAd.
El hscho en- question fle relatado
del sigulente modo;
El dia Is de Abril prtxImo pasa'
do hall&ndoSe ell o. n )r Caloca en- su
inca de SAbAna Llama, VIC que un
cerdo le hAcfa dsfio en- un malojillal,
por 10 que orden6 & IuS peones Emf.
liano Garcia J Andres Rivera, que ls
ayudarAn & cSEarel animal, Esle To-
gro escApArIe y pudo pasEr & la inca
de G Abino Mercado de donde proce.
dfa. Mercado, aRli6 incontInenE y 81
advertirle el aefior Caloca que impi.
dIerA que suI cerdos Sc le intsoduis.
ran en- 81 propiedAd, dicho Nero ado
increp6 Al Ief)r Caloca, mAnifsstkn-
dole que si trataba de coier oil animal
para lleva Sele Is carcel, que pssa'
rA q au prodiedad, Amsnazandole
dividirlo con ell maChete que ports-
ba.
El se6or CAlocs ls manifesto en.
tonces q1e le iba = dsnunciAr por
amenasSs y q clio volvi6 Msrcado 8
re )etirle las mlsmas snterioFes pala'
bras
En- el jdicIo declataron los peones
G .TciL y RIvsrs, que preIenci&ron ell
b cho; sdemas Ell slguseil de la A'cal
ia qre lego al fnai de lA question 4
buIcsr 81 sIcAlds y oy6 las & timas
am ,nszas que le b acfs MsTcldo. Este
lreIept6 como tsstigo de descargo q
3 lbino Dumsa, uno de los pr6csa&-
Ia por ell C, fmen de Rio Piedras La
Jorte 20 reIsrv6 Ia centencia para
1Rn&na.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
D. CoIIazo.

q POGO despues, Afad 6lsl senior Coll y
Toase.
ri ssfior Rosy asinti6 con TODD
10 manifsstado por el doctor Coll y
dijo, al ser interrogAdo, que caso do
que los ircorp rporAdos no viniessn 4
un buen acuerd1 y iorma assn Comii6
apart', este no dshsrfs considerarss
como Official.
El senior Rossy, earieadose al
elemsnto republieano do Msyagusz,
diio que Natso Fsiardo era I'm busn
rspublicano, pero que gu hsrmsno 10
dssee m ponfA- (2isas.)
So acor1o eelsbrar 10 pr6xima
Asamblsa On San Juan, NO obstanae
correspondents el turno & Mayaeusx.
El sen ,r r 'ssy sntr6 on ret6ricas,
y diio que el pArtldo Republicano era
en- medic dc 10 desorganiz aci6n & In
discipline en- que 30 halla, I'M 6rbol
seco csldo, del sual vuelau les ayss
osro arbol para colgAr sus nldos.
Asf .tambi6n expres6 LAS ideas 90
van is nuestro partido para eneauxAr
ca otro.
Hssta Aquf las notAs que pudo
tomar 81 vuelo 10 persona que nos les
suministra.
Fl pdblico intsligens hArk los co.
menkArio'.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
MEETING UNIONISTA
San Lorenzo, Mayo 81 de 1909.
Sr. Director de LA I LEMoCRACIA
San Juan. p r

Sr. Director do LA I EMoCRACIA
San Juan, P. r,
El meeting celebrAdo sI domingo
AntipaIado 10 mIEmo que el llevAdo &
cAbo syerr reviStieron 10 ma gor ami
mAeion J entusiaamo. Loa repuhliea.
nos vanf rsconociendo aus pasados
errores, & luGresAn on nusstraa flas
convencidoI de 10 virtusldad de
nueItra5 doctrinaI.
Las iuIcrIpcioneI ss tstt1 verih
cando haita shorG con ell m lyor or
den. L'ev1moI la tercsrA, , sl result
tado hasta hoy, es Ell sig iente; 423
unionistAs, por 1l3 republicanou. Es'
tos hicleron un tour de force pudiendo
intcribir 81 sl Slbado.
Segdn un cilculo prudents basa-
do en- el conoclm .ento praetieo del es
tAdo polite de sHtA municIpalidad.
pueds saegurArss al hnal de las cleo.
cioneT, una mayoriA & favor de nuss.
tro pArtldo de mil quinisntoa 4 do.
mil votoH
Fleron tales los extremes a oae
llegsron los rspublIsanos sl Gno de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
Un colegio que nos honra
Y TN educador puertorriqueno que enaltece a p
to>Rieo ALA en- la patria de Washington.

tud puertorriquefi;; pues 10 edueaci6n
que % do en- ella 81 tan busns como
Ia de caalquier otro plantel america
no; con 10 vertsia de que los i6venes
% asimilan el idioms y 81 espfritu do
aquel gran pueblo do los Estados Uni.
dog, sin los prejuicioa smerieanos
que, acostumbr a1dolos & despreciar
su pals natal, lea hace impossible 10
vida en- 81, , por cons'guients, aervir'
les como 90 debido.
De modo que ALI ell jivsn hispa'
no americana le americaniza sin per-
der ell amor & su nacionalidad 9 terru'
no; sin llsgsr q sentlrse incompatible
con 10 patria que le di6 el ser, y obli'
gado q expat iarae para siempre.
NADIA hay tan doloroso como ese
estado del que 90 siente sin patria,
ALA en- los E,tados Unidos, porqus el
lugar donde nacl6, d1ico que puede
llamarae aaf, 10 proacribe, no por sus
leyeI, sino epgendrSndols en- el alma
el desprecio por 81; desprecio & que
contribvyen las erf6neas 8 injussas
nociones que tienen les smericano nos
acerca de nuestra rsza y Las nscionss
del Sur.
Ese es el mayor blen que puede
hscerle un padre ~ hiio; evitarle
esa morbidez dolorosa que una ve2
apt dsrada del cora z5n do un joven
htspano- smericano en- les E,tsdoa
Unidos no 90 eura jamSs.
E senior Sulsona &c educ6 en- Es-