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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-31
LOS DOS PROTECT0RAD0S
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Ministro brii&ujeo, % 10 primsra yes
que Ipglaterra no acude & protsisr los
dareshoa dc sus hiios.s SNAdA slgui-
fean ssoa heshos, NADIA aigni6san eE~
tas pAlabrM9
AIgunos diesn; no podsmos sssri
AGAR 10 indie yendsnsis que tanta san
gre tantos mArtirss ha soatado:
CuGnta falaedadl iD6nds nj cuAndo
sssas indspsndsneia ha eostAdo san
gre L 4 mkriirea2 Ii formula muy pa
cifsamsrte sl Copgrsso dc los Estadcs
Unidos, dsspu6a dc suatro sHos dc
tranquila domination On Cuba. Los
mGrsires suhAnos no hieisron. sisrtA'
| msnie, aus saaridsios hsr6icos ror
eonseguir 10 eEnmienSa Plato al por
aatableesr una Rsp6blisA irrisoria o..
me 10 que hsmos tenido. Q aombalis
ron iunto & Nareiso L6psz por 10 are.
xl6n, 8 o. rsaignaron & ella en- IN ms
tants do Amarga duda. eamo Carlos
Manuel dc Cespsdes y los catoree mil
firmantea do 10 petiei6n ansxlonista
| do GuGimaro en 80 dc Abril do 1882, q
perdieron 10 vida Ga lueha 6pisa ,
sublime por IN Ideal tan bello y ten
puYo que 10 qusbr6 al cor tactic infs'
| me do 10 rsalidad inmunda. Rsspeie'
| mos su ausHo do gloria.
Cespsdss y Narti no hubisran
aceptado 10 RspdhlicA do Estrada Pal.
me. 81 lidiaron y murisron les mkr-
tiras eubanos por IN ideal que & fusr.
10 do nohls y gsneFoso 90 imposible,
, an eco aonsiati6. prseisamsnts. 80 mar
D trio y On 60 c3naiate % grandsz@
Ores disep confAmos on II bus-
ma fs dal prssidsnsa Roosevelt l@ud
: aiguiasA csc? II prssidsuts Roosevelt
20 pueds,-y 90 nirgana parte eonssa
: que 10 hsya intentado nunes, ,-conss'
: der & los suhanoA Is vsrdadsra inds'
s,ndsreis. Para clio lsndria que ha'
osr oil nilagro m&I fs,uyendo que pua'
0 de acresbir 10 msnte humanA % OIL
q do en- Gr IL lslA varios miles dc ls-
!, suss densro del AtlAutiso y fuera del
d radio do 10 IL ausnsiA de los Estados
% Unidoa. Lo que lal yes podrfa hAcsl
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10 ssris, iustAmente, cuando tsndrfamoi
81 ra ones para sospsshar de % busnS
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10 oeurEisra!
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IA Que Ia ausRts del gobisrno qusdarfR
'G meresd de los que provcsarsn disIuE
70 bion para que volvisrRn las iropaI
sl lussryantorss & pFonursiar 10 dlslm
Ia sarlsnela. Mas iodAvia' al suhir
or podsr en- WGlhington, suAlQuisra d
10 los muchos eusmIgol dc esIs puebl
T. tun Cleveland que 10 eAliGS6 de sgans
el do dsGssta blss; IN ORGY, que 10 liam
e. sIalVIja insoEregihles, o Algdn otro d
iA "a ealampAl buIaarfA dstssIos, eos
bisn fAsll, 81 NlulAdo gobisrno inds
Ia psudisnts. para bArrsr'o con IN TAse
i ds plums. PlAnlearials Onlonsss !
a. uroblsmA Sn sl tsrreno Dc 10 lusha
A rsais, lmplass bic, sIn cuartsl, ,'xHrn
l.. dora.
70 Ah Los aubanoS no HAbSn !
al. Gus sa 10 guerra 10 shsrleaa , {
do Sherman 10 mArthA hssiA sl mar
80 .omA de NusvA y OilsAns, Ii dsalFuseit
la dc AGlAnla sl paao por sl valls
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al6 lhsbria haiio 4 Caba Ia llAnada haI
IA IA rs dsl Presidents Roosevelt
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-31
TQWhQn / NAY COncgtR

N ,tlee 10 hereby by given thai
petition for q ftsnshEs for The son-
strus.ion OF . wharf In The W Issr front
ct ,hs harbour CT Poncs, has been
vrsseptsd 10 the Txseutlvs Coursil OF
Puerto Rico.
Any and oil persons dssirirg TO
bs heard for or sgAirSI The granting
Of such franchise, may present Ihiir
Arguments either orally or In wdtirg
bstors lhi Commliise, On the 2 ID dsy
OF January 1907
San JuAp, P, R., Die. liih, 1905
Galltrmo Cor.GdG
For lhs pstlllonAsy, his attorney,
Ramon Gandia Cordoba,
HsFbouF End DcIk EOgit esr'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-31

EniendAmoDos. Dssds al dis 20
dc Mayo dc 1902, hsatA al 10 do Sep.
tismbys do 1905, 10 RSl Gbliea do Gu
b., On virtud do Ia <Enmienda Plstts,
fac un protscLorsto dc los EssAdos
Uridcs. Pedir que vuelvA q eonstl-
tuirss On los miamoa terminoF, no es
defender 10 in6syendsreiR. aino el
prolestorade.
No hubo independents. Tampo.
90 puede habsrla, Cuba no pusde ser
indsp spendiante por 80 PCS ci6n gsogra
asa J 10 trilte dsbllidad dc los eubk-
nos.
No 10 dshs Eeguir envensnAr do al
pueblo con msntiraai Aunque 30 hAya
do esarib!r con sangre del ccrsz6n, 10
IL depsndsreia do Cuba co IN mito,
LIamsmos los cosas FOR 90 nombre.
Lo que hubo desde 1901 hasta 1905,
fu6, tx!sriuYmente, el pre- teesorado,
interiormsnte, 10 toleransia por los
Eatados Unidos do 10 Autopomis.
L6sse bisn 10 sEnmienda Plat Gu.
ba 10 acmpromete Alli no porer 10
mas en- peljgro los inIereses smsrisA'
NOS y & vivlr en- psx inaltsrab.s. Los
| Eatados Unidos &c reservan 10 mission
do ssatlgar & Ouba. No exlate nipg6n
otro doeumsnto 90 que % cons & ae
rAIcs son los dersshos do los euha'
NOS.
Por amor { 10 verdad y por DESC
lro ants el mundo, hey que acsbar ds
una vsz con sEa eomsdis.
| Dsade el 20 d. Mayo do 1902, 90
IsomsrE6 & iugar en eats iSla q 10 Re
Ipthliea. Mientrss Cuba Terdfa y 60
Inaban suantiosos benefsios america
mos y txWar isroF, eanlir no 10 psrsidS
LA nusva soasi6rs sonsrAio una deu.
Ida exterior y lusgo otra interior
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tamhlen, por 81 vAlor nominal, 10
bonos que al ssror Katrada Palma ha
biA vendido & dies ssntavos FOR peso
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RetGolleA no tsniG s'qciera un punt
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-15
FLEAS BLOCK A KENNEL SHOW
Washington, Pa, Bachelor Councilman
Enters Objection to Letting Town
Hall for Exhibit
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Jan. 14.-The
fact that dogs have feas may block the
plans of the Washington Kennel club
to hold it's annual bench show here
early next year.
/ At meeting of the borough council
last night representatives of the club
asked permission to use the auditorium
of the town hall for the annual exhibit
the first week in March. Alexander
Reed of the Fourth ward, a bachelor,
turned the tide against the proposition
by saying: "Mr. President, l object
to-this scheme. All dogs, no matter
how we'll bred, have fieas and we would
be unable to use the hall for a. year
afterward. 1 don't like 1eas and 1
never heard of anyone else that did"
The kennel club representatives as
sured the council that they would thor
oughly fumigate the building after the
show, but Reed was obdurate. Per-
mission to hold the show in the city
building was not granted. The club
is unable TO secure another building
large enough for the show and will
either have to call it off or postpone
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-15
SAYS WORLD NOW
NEEDS REDEEMER
MORE RELIGIOUS CONVICTION
Is DEMANDED
Minister breaches Eloquent Sermon
on the Subject of Taking
Christ for Guidance
in Daily Life

"The need of the worlds redeemer
was never more poignant than now.
Men who have depended upon the
strength of good impulses and upon
moral precepts, unenforced by gen
uine religious conviction, haYe made
wrecks of their character and reputa-
ton amid the stormy temptations of
modern business, social and political
life," said Rev. e. p. Ryland, yester-
day morning in his sermon, using the
words of DR.. J. M. Buckley. Rev. Mr..
Ryland took for his topic THE Christ
of the Forever" taking for his text,
Jesus Christ is the same yesterday
and today, yea, and forever" He said
in part:
1.-THE word is as eternal as God; was
in the beginning in dynamic fellow
ship with Cod possessed common es-
sence with God and was the creator of
all things. These vast truths John
and Paul set forth most intensely.
what does the Bible reveal to us
concerning our Lord after the Ascen-
SION? 1t assures us of his eternal be-
ing with God. With what eagerness
do multitudes of hearts that have seen
them whom they have loved go out
from this life, grasp this assurance.
Christ whom we know, who was kind
est and loved best, who understands
us altogether and who gave himself as
revealed the very heart of God to men
that they might know Gods love, is
himself there where our loved ones
are. That where l am, there ye may
be also. is word of value inestim-
able. He becomes at once our chief
life motive. He who came into our
life and redeemed us and returnd VIC
torious living. John the beloved, be-
held a multitude of them who over
came because of the blood of the lamb.
The great truth that it was the lamb of
God who gave himself for the sin CT
the world and then returned to be for
ever with God, has been sufficient mo.
tive fer victorious living on the part
Of many.
Christ Our Advocate
I'VE find that Christ is our advocate
with the Father. This is an added
EpurCe of courage and strength The
Knowledge of the fact that he, who
gave himself for us is ever existing at
the right hand of God, is our assur-
erce that God is never unmindful of
us.
And he is to be our judge. The
fact of his coming again to judge the
world is essential. If there be no COM
ing day when all shall stand at the
bar of God, then history would be
meaningless. Society without the gen
eral Judgment would be a chaos of
random facts, a thing without rational
retrospect or definite end-i. e., without
God. But we are to have boldness in
the day of judgment because as he
is, so are we in this present world.
What splendid truth is that! He who
ascended from the Mount of Olives is
to come again in like manner. Before
him all are to appear But today we
are striving to be like him. At that
great day we will have boldness be-
cause he has enabled us to be like him.
How noble is humsn life and how
meaningful when it is lived with such
truths in VieW."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-15
REVOLVER DROPS,
MAN IS WOUNDED
OHIO YOUTH VICTIM OF OWN
CARELESSNESS
Cartridge Is Accidentally Exploded
With Probably Fatal Results.
Operation Will Be
Made Today

Day Compton, we'll known young
man of Sidney, o., was shot yesterday
afternoon shortly after IL O'Clock at
the Argyle hotel by the accidental dis
charge of his revolver and probably
fatally wounded. Compton was in the
act of removing box of cigars from
his suit case AS he did so he acci-
dentally picked up the scabbard con-
tanning the revolver. When raised a
few feet above his suit case the gun
slipped out and struck on the edge of
the table in manner which exploded
the cartridge.
The bullet entered his body a little
above the groin and is lodged i'm either
the abdominal or the pelvic cavity. The
young mans condition was too delicate
to permit the physician to probe for
the bullet yesterday or to operate.
Compton was removed to the Hospi-
tai of the Good Samaritan and Dr.
Charles w. Bryson called. A hasty ex-
animation of the wound was made, but
Compton was suffering too much from
the shock to permit of the usual treat
ments given patients with gunshot
wounds. At midnight the injured man
was resting but In a very weakened
All VIII PhNbopiS
be made today.
Day Compton is 2S years old, His
parents are said to be wealthy and
prominent in the east. Each winter
the Comptons come to Southern Cali
fornia TO spend the season. Day left
Sidney several days ago to come to this
city and arrived here last Friday. His
parents left at the same time but are
visiting New Orleans on their way
west. They are expected to arrive
next Thursday or Friday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-15
PERSONAL

Ralph l.. Shanwald and Miss Maisie
Shanwald of New York are guests at
the Van Nuys hotel. Both are prom
inent in eastern society circles.
DR.. F.. B. Perrin prominent physi-
clan at Williams, is registered at the
Van Nuys hoteE
George w. Langden of New York
city and Frank Harmon of Chicago
have apartments at the Van Nuys
hotel. They are making a tour of the
western states and will probably re-
main in Los Angeles during the colder
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. /. Livingston, prom
inent people from New York city, are
staying at the Van Nuys hotel.
Frank Knox of Salt Lake city is a
guest at the Angelus hotel. Mr.. Knox
is the president of the National Bank
of the Republic at the Mormon city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Ross OF Coro-
nado Beach are at the Van Nuys hotel.
Mr. Ross Is manager of Hotel del
Coronado. Mrs. Ross has somewhat
recovered from recent illness while
in the east
Judge Torrance of San Diego is
stopping at the Van Nuys hotel while
making a short stay in Los Angeles,
w. E. Zander of San Francisco is one
OF the guests at the Westminster hotel.
Mr. Zander is manager of the ST.
Nicholas hotel
Il. S. Lippy, j. w. Efall. Jack Setback
and II. Ii. Denny are at the Westmin-
ster hotel. All are wealthy mine owners
and miners from SeaItIe.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c, Prouty and Mrs,
w. r. Prouty OF Des Moines. Iowa,
have engaged apartments for the win
ter at the Westminster hotel. The
Prouty family for several years past
have spent the colder months in Los
Angeles,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-15
YOUTH BEATEN BY JAPANESE
Young Man Attacked In Pool Room
and Is Taken to Hospital
Severely Injured

George Sergeant, 15-year-old lad,
was attacked and severely beaten by j.
Ohno and X. Murakami last evening
shortly before 6 O'Clock in pool room
at Turner and Vignes streets. Patrol
man Grogan arrived on the scene short
ly after the struggle started and pre-
vented more serious complications by
arresting the japanese and sending the
lad to the receiving hospital.
According to witnesses Sergeant en-
tered the pool room and was imme-
diately attacked by the Japanese. They
struck him with billiard cue, render
ing him unconscious, and then kicked
him. Friends of the boy interfered and
saved him from farther injury.
The Japanese admitted attacking the
lad. They claim he demolished a
window glass n few, days ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-15
Theodore zrstenmIre Funeral

Theodore c. zretenmire. native of
Germany, who died at Lanatorium on
Boyle Heights Friday evening, will be
buried Monday morning at O'Clock
from ST. Mary's church,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-15
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the eS-
hibit Of California products at the
Chamber of Commerce building. on
streets, where free information will be
given on oil subjects pertaining to TINS
section.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-15

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-15
Ribbon Remnants
A Half Price Sale

The rage for ribbons continues unabated
and we find ourselves with hundreds of ode
pieces, varying in widths and lengths, o
nearly every style which comprises OH
stock. These you may have at half price
It's sale hundreds of wise women wait for
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The law offices of Isidore b. Dockweer
have been removed from the Douglas
building TO suite 4A Henne building En-
trance, Third street, between Spring and
Main streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-15
Stamped Linens
at Half
Linens Lowered a Hal

Linens like diamonds have to be bought faith, unless
you are expert, The good appearance often comes
out in the wash. But when you get COULTER linens
at ANY price you get the very best obtainable
Today we're going to start remnant sale of all odd
pieces left from popular sorts-embroidered round
doies tray cloths sideboard scarfs, tea cloths, single
pieces of drawn work and lace pieces. Take any
of them at just half what they valued at when sold
from full stocks
Linens by the yard and napkins, also suffer consid-
cradle reductions 72inch beached and damask,
value $5o for $r2 yard SI75 and s. qualities, $3.50
Napkns-size 22x22, worth $2.75 now $225; size 24x24
worth $4 now $325; 27x27, worth $3.50, now $575
dozen. Q-inen department, rear north aisle)
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-15
Pneumonia

This is one Of the most dangerous and
oiten fatai diseases, Use ss u aiEays results ths
grip. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
quickly cures these diseases and counter
acts any tendency toward pneumonia, II
ailments.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-15

The Herald will pay $40 In cash 70
bnyone furnishing evidence that WIZ
lead to the arrest and conviction OF any
person caught stealing copies OF lns l
Herald from the premises OF OUT pa
irons THIN HEHALbN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07
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baB burd bic @erbin ang Der Glen.
babnen untereinanoer Der Wettberperb
3wiiden ibnen ldn9f aufaeb6rt babe.
Rsprdisntant SuI3sr ma1te uisos,
siniss bumorifii9e 8smertunsen. 81
Iiaete untsr anberem, baB bic Oppo'
nen.en Der Bin ben einffimmieen Se.
rtdt nit MiBtrauen betradteten, uni
ipra9 bon benz @orts yiuIpsnoirt" al:
benz African in the wood pile:
oas Wort, meints er, wtroe auf BIZ
armer VerIsnber %Nnuenoung finoen.
nn6osm He BET benz Yeriu&e, es Jul
@eltuns au brinsen. ielbf finan3iel
iuipsnbirt tudrsn. Sul3er miro ieoO6,
trob ieiner fdeinbaren OppOition, fi'
bic Bill Fimmen.
Senat.
SIM Senat fam bic fir beute ertpar
iste S%istuiiOn Der gatterion. &siOlu
tion niat su 6ianas, bielmebr tpurb
Der gauge Gag 3u elmer Debate iibe
Die &e&te bes Ssnates BEL MbiGluB BOZ
8ertrdgen nit auspdrtigen @esierun
gen perwsnoet. Sie Nnseleasnhsi
tam CUR Spra3e, als Sen. Bacon I'm
Conformation iiber bic @onfsrsns II
algeeiras sriudte. Gen. Spooner I'M
Sen. Bacon famer In elmer ettpa bier
~fitinoigen Debate gum Nustaui9 i1ar
fer Worte.
Gen. pattsrion pirb morasn tibs
feline &~tiolution unb Sen. 2ooge an
Wontag ibsr bic @iienbabnsR aten. gil
fpre9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07
ERIE & WESTERN R. R,

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