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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
Not After Rio erande Western.

When asked If the commission would
probe into the transportation of coal over
the Rio Grande Western railroad and the
methods employed by the Utah Fuel COM
pany and the Pleasant Valley Coal COM
pany to obtain coal lands, Mr.. Marchand
said:
This matter will not be taken up at
this session. OF course the interstate
commerce commission may make further
investigation at another time"
Further than this Mr.. Marchand de-
clined to be interviewed in regard to the
investigation. During the investigation
at Omaha the Union Pacific Coal COM
pany men admitted that lands were ia
ken up to prevent outside companies
from obtaining an outlet. and that the
other companies were unable to secure
cars in which to deliver their coal.
Men Who viii Testify.
Among the witnesses subpoenaed are j.
A. Reeves. general freight agent of the
Oregon Short Line; eX-Mayor Richard p.
Morris, president of the Citizens Coal
company, and ID. J Sharp. formerly To-
cal coal dealer and at one time an en-
ploye of the Utah Fuel company. 1t is
expected that Mr.. Reeves will be called
upon to testify as to the transportation
OF coal and the local coal dealers as the
fixing of prices.
1t is probable that the Rio Grande
Western Railroad company and the Utah
Fuel company will be investigated by the
commission after the suits against the
are disposed Of The investigation in this
matter. il Is understood. is still being
conducted through the department of JUS
tice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
LEFT TO THE IMAGINATION.

cleveland Plain Dealer.)
There is a new drink called the
Jungle"
How does II affect a MANI"
The coroner wouldn't tell"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
NO ROSE WITHOUT A THORN.
philadelphia Ledger.

BacklotZ-I was surprised to hear you
had discharged your new cook. I thought
she made nearly all your favorite dishes.
Subbubs-So she did. but she broke my
wife's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23

Lining Satin SO inches-White, Ivory
Black and all colors. The wearing
qualities are guaranteed for two sea-
sons. Special, LBS a yard.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
ARMY OF SERY1NTS
Big Force Needed for Comfort Of
FiOrida Wmter Guests

An army Of 3O00tO tourists visits E7ori,4
each winter, and, taking into account onlv tn
ten greatest of FlOrida's hundreds Of botels
2fOo persons are employed solely to rninista-
10 the comfort of the invading hosts The
manGuvring of this subsidiary armv aIo,e ts
no small task. for il includes on It's star
generals OF division called managers. 81 house-
keepers and assistants 30 chanbermaids o-o
laundresses and assistants 90 clerks II auditors
and bOokkeepers. 20 porters and assistants 941
hallbOys, So engineers and assistants % sIac
tricians II plumbers and J6 cleaners In tha
quartermaster's department Of this army there
are 10 stewards and assistants 80 storekeepers
and "A wine stewards and assistants
Everything must be done on a large scale +,
the running of these hotels The eranef-uit
that the guest eats with his breakfast is one
or 2l4eo consumed in the course Of the season
More than twice as many oranges-about 1876 O0o
are required Coffee is brewed from SUNNY
aggregating $500 pounds. or more than twen-
ty-five tons. The cream is gathered from S9N00
quarts of milk and 113,0t0 quarts Of milk are
needed for other purposes The butter used
weighs nearly 150000 pounds Eggs are eaten
by the million. 3.4GGO0O being a seasons supplv
OF other edibIes. j1GOO pounds of ham 5000
pounds of bacon. 500 Iivers. 100000 IaInb
chops and 3,316.S0o steaks are consumed i'm a
season in these great hostleries For dinners
there were served last winter among othqz
things. 1SS.O0O pounds Of rib roasts and 1-3 200
sides of beef. Salt and pepper We're used in
quantities 10 astonish the housrvife- O4O
pounds of salt, and Leo pounds of pepper As.
SOFT of friu 10 the menu. there were served
7Oo gallons of olives 6-9OO1 clans and $1,000
oysters. Another item too important 10 he
overlooked is 1Goo barrels Of -four which went
into rolls, bread. pastry dressings and other
good things. Ten chefs. -2O cooks and assist
ants ~ bakers and assistants and OOp walters
assist in the preparation and service of the
food
To contribute to the happiness of seekers for
rest and recreation. 40 musicians 6 goIr pro-
fessionals. swimming teachers and 9O gardeners
are employed
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
THE OLDTIME TATERN.
Landlords, Froics and Drinks at
Wayside Inns.

The Red Horse and the Green Dragon and
the Wayside inns of the days of long ago had
little In common with the St Regis and the
Waldorf-Astoria and other great hostleries OF
modern times But they were great centres OF
socab bility and Information. and the tavern
landlord has ever been represented as CHEEKY
and iovial person. rotund of body, always on
hand to greet his guests in person as they de-
scended from the numbering old stagecoaches
or from the backs of horses on which they had
ridden to the inn But there were exceptions
10 this rule. and some OF the landlords were
most dignfed in their demeanor. and were not
"a be treated with too easy familiarity.
The turtle is by means a modern dish, as
we find reference to it on the bill of fare of
laverns nearly two hundred years ago. very
popular festivity the turtle frolic" and
Mrs. Alice Morse Earle gives in one of her books
an account of one of these tavern turtle frollcs
as it WAS described by clergyman who trav-
eIIed in our country one hundred and fifty years
ago:
There are several taverns pleasantly situated
upon East River near New York, where it is
common to have these turtle feasts. These hap
pen once or twice a week Thirty forty ladies
ana gentlemen meet and dine together drink
tea in the afternoon, fish and amuse themselves
until evening. and then return home in Italian
chaises a gentleman and lady in each chaise.
on the way there is a bridge about three miles
distant from New York, which you always pass
over as you return called the Kissing Bridge.
where it is part of the etiquette to salute the
lady who has put herself under your protection"
No doubt the men. if not the women. who at
tended these turtle feasts INDUCED more or less
in flip or bounce sling hlackstrap
mimbo OF some other drink the tavern bartender
of to-day knows not of. Rum entered into the
composition of most of these drinks, but the
immensely popular drink called flip was made
of beer with Just a touch of in H. Sugar
or moasses was stirred in with a redhOt poker
until it seethed and bubbled when il drunk
off as hot as possible. English flip much
more complicated mixture, one may from
the following recipe for il:
ITO make a quart of flip: Put the ale on the
fire to warm, and beat up three four eggs
with four ounces of moist sugar. a teaspoOnful
of grated nutmeg ginger and quartern of
good old rum brandy When the ale is
to boil, put it into one pitcher and the rum and
eggs ETC. into another; turn il from enc pitcher
to another till it is as smooth cream. To
heat plunge in the redhOt loggerhead poker.
This quantity is styled yard Of flannel"
Flip was for years the most popular drink at
Ill the old taverns in New England. and people
pladc it in their homes. Sometimes cider was
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

lacking although the mixtures prepared in it
differed a good deal from the punch of our day
Water. milk and beer were known as small
drink" and there were some fearsome drinks
made of all sorts of herbs. "yarbs." as they
were more often called.
Sack and switched and ebulum were once well
known drinks and Mrs. Earle tells us of a fear
full and wonderful beverage that once found
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
GOOD NAME FOR STEAMSHIP

Captain SeaIby, of the White Star liner
Cretic. was explaining To a Cincinnatian that his
company had considerable difficulty in finding
names for their new ships
They all have to end in ic.' you know" the
captain explained.
The Cincinnatian. who was pale and scedy.
said. he looked dismally at the rolling ocean:
For suitable name l would suggest Sea-
sic"
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

favor in the old town of Salem OF this tavern
drink she says: lit is difficult to decide which
was worse the drink it's name. It was sour
household beer sfrnmered in a kettle. sweetened
with molasses filled with crumbs of 'ryneinjun'
bread and drunk piping hot; its name was whis-
tle-beIly-vengeance. or whip beily-vengeance-
Some of the most interesting of old taverns
were In and around Boston. There was the
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

used instead of beer, but the preference was
given TO flip made of beer. Lowell refers to
the use of flip In of his poems:
Where dozed fire of beechen logs that bred
Strange fancies it's embers goIden-red
And nursed the loggerhead. whose kissing dip
Timed by wise instinct, creaIDed the bowl of flip
The toddy and the eggnog sticks were part
of the equipment of every bar In the tavern of
the olden time and the punchbowl not
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

Hancock Tavern, which stood well within a
few years. II was in this tavern that some of
the meetings were held that led up TO the ia
nous Boston Tea Party. The Green Dragon
Tavern in Boston was also the scene OF many
revolutionary meetings. many that Daniel
Webster called it the headquarters of the Rev
oIuticn" The Green Dragon was the meeting
Continued third page.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

Continued on third page.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
Doctor We've.

Cuando don Santiago We've auhi6
IL sr buns, aus huestss 10 ovAaiona'
ron ls~go vAto.
Bien hssh, PcFQus sAoAP { an
b mhrs Dc su rssirn pAra metsrlo On
ur hrqus ous "s,s oogisndo aqua, 90
I'm nF srie IN gfa' s"srihsio que deha
ng'fse err 'ausoS.
ri d atc' h 4, on 6issurso liriao.
CuAd o sUS q r.t}s Admirah' 'amante.
gsO ea fkAt para Que sisne asr-
ola de tA.tbrss L. difisii o. sua'
drsr 10 siIuAst0n On que 10 han me-
lido,
Dsspu61 50 Inns Hlnsei6n On sl simil
do una nave cue eatAha ensallAdA no.
90 tres msssa que % dsslixaba sobre
las olas con msreha msgsstuosa. ID
On oil pusuts (qus Abra bisn los oioss
por0us 10 nieb'a 90 dsnsal; SAncAss
Morales On sl tim6n lQus puiO con
tuOYEa porQue & 10 nave 90 10 lleva
10 sorrisnte) y BArhosA = Rossy su
los mAstilss tQus 80 amarrsn bisn port
que el viento los tumbsl " sl pAssis
en- les sEsoIillas. porQus 81 temporal
los barre en- euhisrlA,l
III dostor we've con Aoda Cd togo
aidAd sarAetsristisA, hIso an posma,
pAssando IrlunfAnIs sl sstandAPts re.
publiaano, deade laa eAbes 40 do @aA
Juan hastA los Norrilios Dc Oaborro'
ioi , dssde lA PuutA de PoEinQusn
hAStA 81 OAho dc NAlA PAEsuA.
NADIA, sQui do 0silo suando hsaa
pASsAr & DioS por les EsHionss sidsra'
lest
In donds QuisrA aus % planta
poSa, dsapiGrla an Sol y 90 levAnGa
un mundo.
Pero cue no 90 hsRa de ilusiOnsa
el dosIor, que no son soIsu. sino musr'
toS, los que neeesisA sl paraIdo fspuA
hlisano cue 20 lsvantsn, para votAP "a
los distritos, y lA Icy NO psrnilO que
los musrtoa votsn este aG4,
A las once J media termin6 q
doctor Vsva.
Rsspesto klA nave, no 90 aup0 d
10 BanidAd 10 dArk sntrAdA Ga el puer'
10 sl 9 dc Novismbrs y 81 Ell pAEAgs
podrk sAltAr { terra,
Abra sl oio, Presidents,
Y tspgA M S1ts Ala mano,
Que el nautsagio sUtG esrcanG
YhabrA que aaltAE del pusuGe.
El hombre que Oys.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
Csyetano Coll y CuChl

Es nm ioven muy am kaso y bin
parssido. Le gussa 10 orator toma
& sin ,efio salir bisn 60 ssaas smprssss.
H'xo nm exordio bonito gus 10 Aplau
dierou. Aludi6 & 10 de que Muficx
Rivera hSbfA vAttcinAdo 10 muerae do
10 Uni6n (lN, shf) Diio qus IN gran
homhre, oil empsrador JustiniAno, ha.
hIA sido sl que protsIx6 oil triur 10 del
sritSiAnismo, snsmsroi vArioS gsnios
notAbles On oil mundo que hAbfau va
IiainAdo las grandsS trAnstorm acio-
nsa de 10 humAnidAd y cue On Puerto
Rico por ley do 10 hissoria seniA ous
ser un gran hombre sl que vatisinars
el Iriunfo del partido repuhIisano, =
ese gran homhrs CO sagaeidad y pens,
trasi6n era AufoE r vera (3sl, ehP)
PusS osyatAnito, mira,
oysms bisn y prsvss
Gaa eSA bol@ Qus In tiraI
NAdis, nadis 10 lA srss.
Diio CUE ca 1904 elloa sAhiau Qus
ihan & 10 dsrrols; psro que hoy ess.
guEAbAu aSO ibRH al triunfO.
(Psro shiso, 81 hoy sstAu ustsdss
pSor cue en- 1904, SO trssso; hoy 90.
mo aver, ASegurAn ustsdsu cue vap
81 trlunto sabisndo cue van Ala de.
rrotsl
Traio dc rshatir los diseuraoa de
Calves OSsrc. Astol y Nuaoa Rivera
On sl nssting del microbes , aupQ us
'Quivosado On sus aprseiaslonss, re-
eonoel6 que Aslol era IN hombrs de
inIeligsnsiA 6 imagination, y cue
NUTS era digno de admiration como
an gran lushsdor per la paGria.
VarillG6 con garbo , donairs,
AsSgurA1dole { sus husStss que Isnian
sl triunio en- Poncs, , dennis
Pero sdsr A.. J dsspue,,
Bisn sabe CkysiAnito,
Gus sual aptsa, sSs Erito
De triSrfo, ss te uafs al rsyts.
Salum6l Dones
k di'surso de Dones fo6 sl de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
EDIC7:0

Estados Unidoa do Am6risa, viz; FL
Presidents de los EssAdos Unidos.
Eu Ia Corte Muuieipsl. Distriso Judi
eial Munieira, de v. 60 haia P. r.
Fertsxa Alfonso v O mpoata. Dsman-
dante; Easban Aomt"fIss. - De-
mardAdo. " u.
J4s6, Maj. Vega, Narshal do 10
Corts expvessda.
Hago ssbsr; que en Fl n'eito arri-
bA titulAdo y para b DER ffettva 10
aentsneiA dictAds, crndsrsndn o. de-
msndsdo 4 pagAr al demAndante 10
eArtidsd de doscientos cuarenta y eua
tro dollars. mas ditz y seis dollars
einco eentsvos por;co' tss dever gadas;
como tambisn interesea y eostaa por
devsngar hAsta 10 termaninaei6n de
la presents sjecusi6n; 20 ha dispueslo
In vsnta on pdolleA subssta, por el
tArmino dc vsinte diAs, & sontar des
dc 10 ieeha de 50 publiaaei6n ca sl
psri6dico La DEMO RACCIA, que se
puhlieA on San Juan, de Iss siguientes
propiedAdes quo fusron embsrg sdSs
preventivAmente Al deudor, el ciez y
seis do Fshrern do 1908; q saher: Pr
mere, Flncs UrhAns o eAsA terrera,
do mAderAR y axotaR. son sccina y
patio, rMdieada 90 10 esile 4Dsi Cen
Arcs do estA pobiAci6n, mArvAis snn
oil 6mero 5, eon al sVlar que mids
dueve metros dc freLts por echo os
tondo; colindante por la cereeha en-
trando, antss con don Euelidss Gm6'
ntH, hoy DON jose LombA; ptr Ia IL
quierds, anaes eon Felix Rem in, hoy
su Sucssi6n; por In sapada con
PetronA OIero. Tlene un agihe en- au
patio.
Segunda. UrbAnA 8 easA IA aderAs
del pals, terrera, tech ada de sine, mi
do elmo varAs de fren,e por eineo do
fondo, On On solar de eineo vArAs dc
frenta por srses do tJndo; lindAnss 90
10 dsFssha ent-Ando, con Angel Ro
man; por 10 iSquierdA con lA calle
sLsterAl del Sur;s por Q ffents CON 10
cAlle ePrimera Avenioa,s por el
tondo con 10 Suess on GrAneiA
ii remate tend> Z lugAr ca esta
Corte. en- 10 o6eina del Marshal sAlls
SLateral del Norte,S de doa 4 cinco de
10 tarde, del dltlmo dia sn que termi.
nan los do la puh.isAei6n dc este
edlcto.
Lo que ae hAee E6bliso On el pe.
ri6diso antes citAdo, para eonoeimien.
to dc los que quierSn interesarse On
10 subaata; advirti6ndose, que no 20
AdmitirA posIura que no eubra do Con
tsdo ell valor de 10 ssnsencA
Dado bAio mi frmA, On Vega BajA
q ones dc Ostuhre de mil novesientos
seis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23

saalisAuosle tamb Ssn Qus los
guAriiAs Q7s u'illos parA este bArrio
ssAn eom ii'rss de su dsbor y no
ohsos5ss- 4 pAsienss volfsiea,
Md IA Ua'6n de Pasrio RI
O. ss'eh-ArG M mass mastlcg an ri
bs rso 40 Lsursl. Va Isar an
bsndsrs a-riAr ls republiesuA nj
"a sienor' psrA sism n-r.
"a aiio eond.nada 1 an mss d.
ea'sa' Ro'er'o L .sls, por A.Lsrsa .o
o'do uo Zorro de oAIrs una solsho-
meta.
-Embarearon parA Europa an 81
vAoor frances tsslvSdors los usasrss
krnsI'o Smith, DsstdSrio Arias J Mr..
g, BFeTa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
Manuel Rossy

FL AbSgAdo Rosy no iiens NADIA
de tonic. Comprsndi6 oil Aburrimien.
10 do aus husates y 90 propuso diver.
tirlAs. HIxo nm discurso iososo llsno
do eusntos y shHasArrillos. su psaa.
dilla iusron sl doslor del Vale J 10.
aG de Diego,
Con loa tres pelitos del DlAblo,
9IIa ere una yes que oil dcator del Va
lie tsnfa nm trApo colorado icon sl
euAl srApo colorado le hs sAsudIdc sl
lomo dc 10 II ldo AlpArtido rspu bliea'
nol, Diio que en- su vida habfA visto
volSsrstAs mAs gtandsA que Ian de Pc
pc do Dtsgo sn 81 mssiing del miGrco'
les; que desds sl HlmnlAyA hAbia
aAltAdo { 10 PaIagoniSi do lA PAtSgo.
mia q 10 anmhrs do los Andes y do
Alli did nm HAlIO mortal y vino { assr
en- 10 tribune de 10 plssA irSnNs 81
Aisnso. mo, hombrs, no, 81 aodos 10
visron, Donds ssy6 tuG sohre sl 90
gots del pArtIdo rspubliesno, guar
dando sl sQuilibrio AdmirA hlsmsnts.
Sigaisnco 10 broma, lea ausgur6
4 Sus sorrsligionariOs Que ganArfAn
sl distrito de Ponss, , sl dc Maya
sasz, J sl do s1SyAmA, J sl do San
JuRp,
~ ninguno mas, don Eanuslf
Hombrs, por Dlos, no asA mAlo,
Demos GuAyams y San ] J1Gn.
Y con rsspssto { los osros
No So ViStan..,.,sQue no van.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
poR ACT|vA Y PoR PASIvA
LOS MIT|NGEANTES DEL SABAD0

Coll , Cuehf usa 10 ssgrinsi FAl'
con de con sl pufio lfmpio; 6Alom6n
D 'nss bcxss; Manuel Rossy hase eos
Quillas; G6mts Brioso psllixss; sl
doctor We've Atasa con IL mano Sb.sr'
10; psro 4 iBarbosaf Iats pr6gimo usa
manoplal 10 sual que no % lsgAl y
AdemGs satA proh'bido.
Los prop6s'tos do % diseuEso,
con vibrasionss do Jdpitsr tonsnts.
fusron poner & lss slAsss ohreras y 6
10 raaA de color sonArA ls Union de
Puerto Rico. Lsysrdo unos pkrrsfos
do Ella Vox dc 10 FAs,iss , do al
Dusndss. aus intsrprst6 su mAnera,
intsnt6 probar quelos unionistss iban
contra si sufrsgio universal y eotra
10 faza do aolor.
Psro hombrs, doctor IporQxt no
lego tanhisn La DEMocRAC1A y sLa
Corrsspondsnsias, briosoa paladinsa
dol sufrsgio universal y dsSsnsores do
Los dsreehos do 10 rsEa de eololf
Pero Dios eaatiga sin mano ri
pisdra. y On aqasllos mismos instan.
iss tuvo sl dosloY una eltds horroro.
90, suando diio que cen este periodo,
On que 90 trataba de- adular y snsaear
al pueblo, ala vos do 10 Pssrir. sssri'
hiA tales sosAs. .....s IT. disis6. !
7 sn verdad, los efsstismos no
son otrA sosa cue IN ssgaHo oil pue'
bio.
Hsblsn, sino. les 6posas nsian'
das de 1900 y 1909. On que lAs tzrbAs
rspuhlisansa sstaban On aeei6n. y di'
case d sss asropsllos y sgrssionss
NO 10 rsalixahAn, hacienda vistims6
por ssptsnsr srss, On les slaass obrsTas
y On 10 Rsnts do color.
7'ards pinehs, doctor, con tales
psjoa.
III dcstor dijo para ai; Con una
msnopla On 10 mano y m golpa Oh 10
trents 81 pSrttdo de 10 Union, 10 tien.
do pstas arrjba.
psro & In Uni6n Arrogante
No diesel E>lpe iusadito,
Q.s 90 pisada de- mot quito
| con eAbssA de gigauts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
Jesus nv VeQd,
MArshAl NunicipRl.
EDICT0


AViso & Asresdorsa. In 10 Corte dl
Distrito del Diatriso Judicial d,
HumAcao, P. r. AbIutsstAto d.
Andres AnteIo. La oropiadad d,
Andres Antso I'll sctdn.
Por al pFss ,,e se Avisa por o.
Absi1 HrmAdn Admtoiytrador Esps.
eiGl de la prJoisdad do A 1yss A. aslc
4 los aereedorss y & Irsau Auuellas
personaa que aeugan Aigcnn rselsma'
ci6n contra disho And'6a ntelo, fa.
lleeido, para que exit oan sus suentas
con los eomprobapIes nt0esarins den
tro de Beis meses eontados dssda Ia
primerA puhlieaei6n de este sdisto al
Administrator EaossiaI, en- su rssi.
dencla en Ell pueblo de YGbusos
Puerto Rico eslle del sComere!os aien
do Fsss eI aitio para . trsouaei6n de
os ssuptos rsfsrsptas & dishG propie
isd 50 pusblo de Y Ysbucoe Diairito
10 HumSeAo.
E,t' edicso ss puhlioark dursnts
los mssss ura vtS no. .smapa 80 u
aeri6dis' La DEsoCRAc1A ore ,s
adtta en- s&n Juan elyo .eri6 so se
hA 6esigosdo poF ls OoYse d D air.
20,
Yahueos, ss tjsuhrs q an 9Q6.
EMlIO o. ON,
Adn'nstTador
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
lIcaI(il Mu.i ,iDaI de Yabucua

Anunci0 de SUB sta -El CpuOaio
municipal SO s'ts pueblo he RcOrda.
do FemasaP 20 luhsssa r6h lea 10 ohra
de dousarueei6n de IN ssueiuotc, Va.
lorRda su Veinte IN Qulnispt1s ochsn.
ts dollars asIen,a cent. Vos J ItBAld
nara sl pato del rsm,ta sl 6is treirta
uno de cetuhra scrrisrts & las dos 7
msdiA D N Los nli'gos de e0ndieio.
mes, nrdsnRrzA d.mAs dAtos relaki.
vos 81 mismo, Sc spauantTal de mani
hssto an la seorstAria munisipal dom
dc pndrk ssFlo quien 10 defas.
Vahus0a, 2. r, 10 OAtuhra ,e0e.
io't / Berries, AIcNldG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
H0TlS Dc PoN.E
iOo'atindaoida de IA pdgiaa sa)

iOortintiaci6a de IA pdqiaa sn)
Eusrdia ecr 3R'shfss Rros,ral, con
'luysudo pr dscirlI "a j. a. srs ~
sruhlleAoo yQ1s NJ dsbs Is g.ns
sis que 6sS leIl sasA viersn los unia
suitiEa /.
-Ata Urea q i is Is palisiA IN
Ialar, PR pFimsr- yes malsltAmos &
u,ssd srslieGpdo's &c slrva Doner la
aassisnts vlgilsnaia 90 81 barrio de
lA Csntera, para evlisr tsrsr qls la.
msptsr nAI de uns dsIg ssia On 81
masEna,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23

msior dostrira ApAliE6 la platafor'
ma de los dos particles , aupque 81,
Qus % hombrs de trsstisnda, s'p6ss
10 RrandsEs del progrAmA dc ls Union,
alberto q todAs lss eousisp oias pusr
torriqueHss, nsturalmsnts, no items
pelo dc tonic, y asonssi6 81 p6blieo
que siguisrA sl partido reuublisano
que era sl llamsdo & salvar { Puerto
Rico.
lUjdl-....salom6n :, ...-lUi6l
ri que assemble dc sargento hses
mushos sHos, diio cue srA soldado. ,
que sstsba elf On 10 ala pbrQus 10
hAbian imuussso este dsber.
Parscs que 6sts somandanta &c
habfa ssrmitido la bAia "a sl ssrvisio
y sl Ainistro do Guerra 10 ha traido
{ aampsGA.
Pues el 1hliso rxmerA
Qaa 90 hsllaha distansiado,
Y Fala6p, On una hors.
Lo sntr6 On 6la y 10 hA suadrAdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
Dr.. Gomez Brioso

"a ls fiesta dol skhado. comes
Brioso. que ss un hombrs do tAlsnto,
40 eQuivoc6 sssogisndo sl papel m&a
nojo.
Es dssir, no sl pspsl. aino los
popslss. porqus euidado que lego psps
Loo visioa sl DoaieR.
Lsy6 papslss sopssrnisrAsa & 10
Icy del ahivo, y 4 10 Asoeiasi6n dc
Mun'sipioa y. ssss...... .por un tnbo y
stste lgdveo. Todo su am -. no consisti6
On dsmostrsr que sl Gohisrno hAbfa
Atrsido al psrtido UnionissA y 10 hA
bfA somprAdo, porqus slaro sslG, dss
do que sl pArtido rspublisano (que
psrdi6 Ga lushs legal, 10 cue h~ei a
sA1Sdo con sl fsRuds y oil atrope 10
tsgAl) 30 retro del G GobisrAo. sl Go
blsrno astabA hnndido,
Daspusa q g eopa'uy6 de lssr sue
oaps ss hsb somo los dsmGs del ia
suro ariurt', Y tan tlssro oomo
q1s es ur hltUro snieHnido. Dii Algo
sohra IN AlaAide ds Comarfo On lism
pns de EspAnA v un esco ds-+..sss
tiraron en- AN hAils,
Doctor, doctor, por favor,
iQia un b 1mhPe tAu honorable
De soc0s ssf nos hAhle!
Aiserieordla EtGorI
Lns pitsa1s de- vApor de CSssno,
que aonsron smenudo durAnAo Oh pa
rorsei6n, tssson otra dssgrAaiA pArs
81 dostor. Los s0nCurrsntes do BayA
mon, que eran ipnumssables, dssaln'
Aron Ia siszA, y oil n1mero do los
oysnse. Qusd6 msy yeducido.
oobrss c1neurr snIes de BGyam6n
Sssbsn uatedsa 10 que les pAsop
Pnes qua sl vApor, que tuvo Qus
hAssr vArioS vlaiss, 90 vsr6 en- uno
de ellos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23

PorQus el mseting del EAbado hs
sIdo 81 mas noi&bie , sl mas gran
dioso de lou meetings rspublieAnos ee'
lebradn en- San Juan desds 1900 has
tA sl presents, Of que NOS osupamos dc
81 On este per i6dieo.
Ha sido, en efesto, OIL mssting mas
grAndioso, snti6ndaSs bisp, grandi- ESQ
pcrqus fue donde hieisron 81 osO gran
dss orsdores del pArtido rspublicano,
Y no 10 erea Que hay sorna On 10 do
grdndes. porque see Salom6n Dones
de corta sstatura. Hemos de ser iuatos
On nusstros juicios.
Calinaando lev psrorasiones POT
90 msrito. hsnsn el siguisnta ordsn
n msior dissurso, como dootrins
politics, fu6 sl dc gAlom6n Dones,
II dissurso m&s bonito y msjol
exprsssdo. sl dc Coll y Cushi.
Fl mas shuseo J divsrtido. el d
Manuel Rossy.
III mas fogoso y lirieo, sl dol doe
tor We've.
81 de mas sisetiamo y malA insen
zion, al del doctor BArhosa.
Fl mkS latoso y do mas pApslsI
lsidos, el del dactor Gomez Brioso.
7 sl diseurso mfs de tsrre, sl d,
Fale6n.
Rsspecto al turno. hay que dea
componer el orden anterior,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
Doctor Barbosa

ri doctor BarbosA en- la tribuna
politics no 81 un ser hlmauo. Es IN
soro de Miura, con uuA inAsnci6n del
Dsnonio,