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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30
Unions Sore.

y F* s.
The laboring men, outraged and
Haunted, are openly repulialing the
nominee of the primaries II is not
only possible, but altogether probable,
that they will put an independent
candidate in the field. They claim
that they did everything reasonable.
They were approached by the Demo
cratS. They agreed to keep an indie
pendent candidate out of the field,
They put up candidate, who by
every known sign is dyed-in-the-wool,
yard wide, up-in-the-moming and
late-at-night-democrat, and stood by
him loyalty, asking nothing in return
but the support of the Democrats,
And they were trampled on like
worms in the dust. They say in no
whisper that someone shall pay for
the betrayal.
Another disturbing feature which
the gang has to contend with is the
continued belligerency of the insur-
gents. The Campbell government has
no United States to step in and inter
vene, and save their faces. They
must fight the good fight and live or
die And the insurgents are stealthily
creeping upon their fortress, and they
have new consignment of guns and
ammunition. A sanguinary engage.
ment is promised in the coming con,
vention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30
Gross Fraud.

4 y
Flowers Nelson was yesterday nom-
mated by the Democrats Of the G8th
constitutional delegate district as
their candidate for the constitutional
convention. lie led his highest oppo-
nent by a plurality Of 2j6. There
were two voting places in the city Of
Tulsa. There was no attempt at reg
istration. and there are convincing evil
dences of gross fraud, repeating"
on the part of the machine. Charlie
Campbell has built up a Tammony
machine which proves very efficient in
a primary. The only thing the mat
ter, with the methods employed by
the Croker emulator, is that they are
too apparent. The face of the re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30
FATAL Wreck
INPENNSYLVANIA
FOUR KILLED AND TWENTY
FOUR INJURED AT EDDINGT0N
FASTPASSENGERS collide
Terrible Accident on the Pennsylvania
Railroad Results in a Horri-
flying Catastrophe.

Philadelphia, Sept. 29,-Two per-
sons were killed in a terrible COLI
sion today of two Pennsylvania pas
senger trains at the town of Edding-
ton, and over twenty-five were injur-
ed. The killed are as follows:
Mrs. NJ. p. Connell, wife of a rail
way empoye.
Mrs. Mary 0'Mallen, of Philadel-
phia.
All of the injured live in the east.
1t is thought but few are severely
hurt and that all will recover.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30
TRANSPORTS HIRED AND SUP.
PLIES ORDERED FOR WAR.
funston TO COMMAND
Doughty Kansas General Will Have
Full Charge of All the Troops
on the Island.

Washington, Sept. 29-Pre-
sident Roosevelt in wireless
message received at the war
department. tonight authorized
the sending of the first army
expedition to Cuba.
Havana, Sept. 29.-With far
less ostentation than accom-
pan'es the accession of a new
municipal administration, the
gc;ernment of Cuba was form
ally taken over today by Will
lam H. Taft, secretary of war
of the United States, who in a
proclamation couched in kind
ly and diplomatic terms, indi-
cative of the policy to be pur-
cred by himself as provisional
governor of the island. The
fact that the government had
changed hands, from the posi-
tion of absolute independence
to that Of temporary protector,
etc., was received by the masses
with utter Indifference.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30
LIFE and PROPERTY LOSS
GROWS AS DAYS GO BY

and his guests had the same mess
that was being served to the sailors
at the surrounding tables.
Roosevelt left for Oyster Bay this
afternoon, after he had received a
long dispatch from Secretary Taft,
dealing with the situation in Cuba.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30
HEARTY RECEPTION GIVEN TO THE TULSA WEEKLY WORLD

o
The
II will hmte 1t
Of farming community viii
and plta
Of ha
the wi
fksueT Of
dt will
the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30

n. j, Gubser left last night for his
old home in Hamburg, Iowa, where
he will attend family reunion for
Sveral days. MIR, Gubser will meet
his brothers and sisters and a num-
ber Of other relatives while on his
visit in Iowa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30
Funeral Today.

The funeral of Herbert Rutherford,
the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Rutherford, will be held at the family
residence, Sixth and Elwood, at 3
o'elock this afternoon, Rev. j. II. Ball
officiating.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30
CITIZENS Will
Land College
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT
GRAND THEATER LAST NIGHT
DEFINITE ACTION TAKEN
Committee of Twenty-Five Will Go
Out Tomorrow Morning and
Raise the Money Needed.

Tulsa's citizens went after the col
lege proposition with a vim last night.
A. definite plan of action was de-
termined on, and over fifty lots were
sold out Of two hundred and fifty re-
qured to land the college. A COM
mittee consisting Of twenty-five rep
resenthtive. business and professional
men was appointed to take up tue
work Monday forenoon, and at that
time there is little doubt but that it
will be accomplished satisfactorily.
A meeting of the executive commit
te of the Commercial Club is called
for at 10 O'Clock at the Commercial
Club rooms Monday morning, and all
members of the committee, as well
as all members of the Commercial
Club and other citizens of the city,
who are interested in the future OF
Tulsa, are earnestly asked to attend.
1t is planned to subdivide the com
mittee into tw0s and threes and 60
after the proposition right. The deal
must be swung by Monday noon, if
Tulsa is to receive the college and the
Importance of the matter will be
brought to bear on the citizens with
telling force and convincing argument.
The proposition is plain. The Com
mercial Club, as told in yesterday
mornings World, has two offers in
connection with the affair. One is
from the New State Investment com
pany, and consists of $4,000 and II
site of twenty acres for the location
of the college. The other is from G..
C.. Stebbins and consists Of 250 lots
10 be sold at $3.50 each TO raise the
required bonus and fifteen acres for
the iste. The lots are to be sold con-
tingently on the college being built
in the vicinity. The lots will be sold
on five payments Of fifty dollars each.
This will net $4,000, which will, it
is thought, with the added donation
of fifteen or twenty acres for the site,
be sufficient to land the college.
The following men compose the
committee. They are again urged to
be on hand promptly at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning:
c. B. Lynch,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30
HUNDREDS DEAD AND BILLION
DOLLARS OF DAMAGES.
STORM IS STILL RAGING
Seven Inches of Rain Fell at Mo-
bile Yesterday-B loxi, Miss,
Is Totally Destroyed.

Washington, Sept. 29.-Enormous
damage to both life and property was
done at several army posts and naval
stations along the southeastern Allan
tic coast by the recent hurricane.
Major General James II. Wade, in
command Of the Atlantic division, re-
ported to the war department that
six civilians were killed at Fort Nor
gan, Ala, and one enlisted man is
MISSING. yhe damage to the post is
estimated at 100000. Captain Law
ronr,, ccmmandont Ji Fort Berranas,
Fla, reported that three enlisted men
are missing from that fort, and that
Fort McRae was almost totally de-
siroyed, while Fort Pickens suffered
severely.
SIX Drowned.
New Orleans, Sept. 29.-Six per-
sons were drowned in Mississippi
Sound by the hurricane, eight large
vessels and about thirty small vessels
were wrecked, and Ship Island, Cat
Island and Horn Island were sub
merged. The federal quarantine sta
tion on Ship Island was badly damag-
ed and about Sl,O00,0O0 damage was
done to property on the mainland.
y
Billions Lost, ~.
~ \ u
Meridian, Miss, Sept. 29.--Delayed
mail from Hattisburg brings advices
this afternoon Of great havoc wrought
in that section and South Mississippi
by the storm. 1T is estimated that
so per cent Of the yellow pine timber
has ben destroyed and it is feared
that many lives have been lost in
the woods. All the turpentine or
chards are ruined, the loss being esti-
mated at several million dollars. In
Hattisburg alone the loss ia estimat-
ed at one million. Gulf Port, Scran-
ton, etc, are reported as in deplor-
able condition Of destruction, but no
estimate is given as to the amount Of
the damage nor is mention made Of
the number of fatalities.
y - -
Town Wiped Out.
Meridian, Miss, Sept. 29.-Infor-
nation given ont by the Mobile d
Ohio officials from Mobile estimate
the number of dead near Mobile and
Port Morgan at seventy. 1t is said
that not one soldier escaped from
Fort Morgfan.
Biloxi, Miss, is also reported de-
stroyed.
So **t - -
Awful Rain.
= y
Pensacola, Fla, by train to Flom-
atom, Ala. Sept 20.-Nearly seven
inches of rain fell today, flooding the
streets, seriously interfering with the
work Of recovering the dead and the
clearing of the streets Of debris.
-
Mobile Shut on.
- . y
Birmingham, Ala, Sept. 29.-Mo-
bile is still shut off from the outside
world. Dispatches just received hero
by mail which left Mobile at $50 n
m., Saturday, say that the city will
suffer a loss of s5,OO0,000 in damages
to buildings, steamboats,, shipping,
railroads and commercial houses. The
famous shell road is gone and prob
ably will not be rebuilt. Fifty-nine
are known to have lost their lives at
points near the city, the loss being
the heaviest at Coden.
Crescent City Storm.
New Orleans, Sept. 29.-Six per-
sons drowned, eight good sized sail
ing vessels wrecked, sunk or ashore
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30

Elder Cobb left yesterday afternoon
for Tahlequah to spend Sunday with
his wife. lie will return here Mon
day morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30

Dr. w. A. Dunn, of Broken Arrow,
was in the city yesterday ON his way
home from visit at Alva, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30

Ed c. Reynolds, of the Reynolds
& Tucker Electrical Supply house, is
in Kansas iCty ON short business
trip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Bake of Oil
City, Pa, are visiting J. X. Manion
and family at Sixth street and De-
troit avenue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30
BAwL OUT BAILEY.

Dallas, Texas, ept. 29.-The
Times Herald late this after
noon received q mesage from
Quitpan to the effect that Sen
ator Bailey's course in acting
as attorney for special interests
was condemned at . mass
democratic ..s.eting Laid there
today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30

Mrs. NJ. C. Hale, who has been i'll
for the past week, is reported better.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30
rHAw BREAKS DOWN.

New York, Sept. 2s.-Harry
x. Thaw. the American says 70
day, despite thseforts Of his
relatives to bring hope and
sunshine into the gloomy pri-
son. is breaking down physical
ly and Is melancholy. frstful
and irritable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-30
Crescent City Storm.


New Orleans, Sept. 29.-Six per-
sons drowned, eight good sized sail
ing vessels wrecked, sunk or ashore
Confined on Page Six)
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Town Wiped Out.


Meridian, Miss, Sept. 29.-lnfor-
nation given ont by the Mobile b
Ohio officials from Mobile estimate
the number Of dead near Mobile and
Port Morgan at seventy. II is said
that not one soldier escaped from
Fort Morgfan.
Biloxi, Miss, is also reported de-
.t.o,,oJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
PUNTO Y APARTE
Ia AMERCAN|lAC|OA --T|EMPO E$ DNEBO.--" "ACELERAR.
Sc CON CAlMA .--REGLAS SEvERAS.
BRASIL COFFEE

cafe En- el musl'e hay vArios So
eos.
Y 80 ma oeurrs pr'guntar: que
hAr6n con esoa asCoa?
lQiese los eehsn oil tigte, eomo
dieen On Ponce
~
De algdaos puebloa de 10 isla re.
ciho invitacionoE para asiatir a los
meetings unionistsV, 40 como eSpec
tante, siuo como orAdor, Agradeci
do estoy & seAs honrosNs di'tiuclones,
pero, ssngo qus eorf:sar una vsrdAd'
que no soy orAdor.
81 me propusiera hablar b sb'ariA,
zero "a Aupon lIeIs como: embotelLado,
para b sblar bien. Y no me siento
eIrfritu de boGica.
Como eomprsndsrAn los leetores,
20 tergo mi buenA reputaeien como
eseritor y no Sc Olga quo esto ss In
m odsstiG y al subir & 10 lribuna fue
70 para uoatener esa reputaci6n. Dis.
pArates los doe euslquierA, y 20 no
Quiero spArecer de hero por nipgdn
lado Ousndo llegue eI t!enpo de que
se peessitsn los oradores do bArricA
de, entonces pusds suceder que 20
suriA en eia xonA de- luz. N0sce Il
Iipsum, Cou6cete q II mlsmo Y 70
me conoEso oomo que no sirvo para
orador. Nj ves potsnte, nj pFeGenCIa
srfogants, nj rApidtE en- 10 improvi
sAoi6o, ISL me t,ndr6 10 bien elGu
diadol
NJ espera nsdis que ms deaaere
dite sn Ia tribuns,
! Y discdlpsnme sl no eorrsspondo
| q las invilsoi0nss, que ARrade2so,
sY es 10 prensa mi campo de bs
tAlltS, POGO m$s 9 msnos como die
w posta.
AQni es donde esiin mis- rclAmpA.
gueos, J donds go ttAguAn los rsyoI
de mi e6lsra,
:, AQuf ss donds me bato, eon loI
canones de mi pluma, ahrisndo brechu
en- los N l,os donds sc parapeian lei
iniAmiss, J de donde rende1 les suer
das que soHtlensn Las horeas para 9
pueblo.
Aqnf SOY rebslde , a.ialHdor, co
mo un dies indignadc.
Aquf me sisLt0 ben, como un le6l
en 90 SslvA.
Aquf eSsoy 50 una moptana, parI
> dssplt mar el blcque, y clAvAr Ia blnds
rs de las reivind csolones soeialeH o.
! lA Gina porter tosa.
AQuf sstoy con una divisa } u
. empsHo aAlvAdori
AquellA, como ls de los ant z 10
laeedsm 1nioS, almboiiIA estAS pAla
= bras, Yam dld inUenidm, a,a faciam
r Q snconIrAr6 pAIo, 8 me 10 sbrll6l
FL Iegundo, sondsnSA ssta 4 alcA
; nobls Aspiraei6n; PATRIA LIBRE. PRO
aREso REDENToR!
! G, AtiIss Garcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
POR NEGRON SANJURIO

Va estimAbls , sieniheAdo eofre.
ligionario dc 10 CldrA, eseribs & nues.
tro Qusrido amigo sompGfisro Quin-
IN Nsgr6n saniurior mAniisslGndols
que 90 eAndidAturA para DelegAdo {
10 C&mAra, propusltA por el Comite
do BArranQuitas, Is Aeoetda Alli con
mushA simpAtiA. L. Cidrs, s1mo BA-
rrarq uilAs, pertsntcs 81 Ditlrito do
Guyana
Ri eorreligIonario Aludldo dice 4
nuestro amigo.
sNo dudamol de que usssd aespIa-
r& sse pusIto. Yo ls suIisipo mi eoo-
peraei6n, que 81 ningunA, eItaado CO.
mo eutA, el eusepo elestorAl del DIaIri.
70, dispusEto { lleVaR 80 non bre s las
urnGIS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
Luis RrmandO,
INDEPENDENTS
San Jaan, P. R Ago.to 2 do /, aO8.

San JdAn, P. r Agosto 2 do !, s00,
Sr. DirssIor de LA & DEMooRACIA
Ls sgrAdeeerfAmoa muy mucho sl
obEeQuio dc lA publisac On De eiIA en-
"a ilusirAdo diario.
Desde hoy uos ssparAmos del par
lido republican, 81 cuAl perteneefa-
mos en ell que lsborAmoI con snIu
siAsmo y fe por yer reGlisAdo 81 pro-
grAmA No nos impullAn otro n6vi.
les nino loa de yer frsessados en- el
presents , Pei vsnlr aus sspirlciones
NuslsrA poslci6n serk indspsn
dIepss, haitAtSrtJ llEgusmoI con
vAnsernos que nusstro humllds con
curso puedA aer nsseI&rio para CON
ribulr { lA rsAliELcl6n de ~ iesa
Que redimA nuesiro deavsnturado Is
Frl no.
lie antiCipamoS las grseiAs y cue
damos SgrAdssidoS 3. 3. q b. :. N
Gabriel BaIdoiOg Rafasl huas Parts
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03

YA que Ia AfnericAuiaAci6n ss tor.
zos1- no dire neeesaris, ,-busno 90
que vsyamos copiando algo de 10 mu'
cho bueno que tiene 10 rsEs anglo 90
jon&.
Por elem olo; En- los Eta ioa Uoi
dos, cuando una persona visits una
odcina pGblieA, 6un butets particular,
1abe do antemsno que los direetores
aubalternos eGtaa abrumados de
Irabsio, y por Consiguisnts, prosuran
exponer sus deseos, sua prop6sitos 8
Bua queias, deutro del t9rmino mas
hrsvs, sl nseasArio,
En- Pderto Rico no oeurrs hoy asi.
Nuestro caracter comunicAtivj, decl-
dor y ex 1Ansionista, prolopgA lxs 90
Esmouias, en- ceuiros y buie!ss, redaa
stones dc perl6dIeoS etc., por regls
general el tripls, y muchla veces el
cukdrrpe, del tlempo preeiao para
ventilAr el ssunto que motivA 10 vlsi
10. Y 81 clAro, como nosotros no
Somos ssiones, nos rsventamoa oysndo
y hasta con guGso, dnrAnte horas,
Selaeiones propiSs para puhlicSrlAs
On follesines; resultGndos y eonside'
rAndo que formAn IN largo expsdisn
ke
Dsspues.... 10 empresa 90 10 que
autse las conseeuerC rCIss; todo oil traha
10 se Atrsxa, y les que reeiben, los
que saeuthan largo sin proisstAr, tie
non laego que .correr Smuy prisaS,
como 10 oelebrAda pelieuls que exhlber
los elnsmAt6gtfos do la plaSA ds Co
lon.
NGdis 80 enois por 70 one digc
salculAd que en- todA ofcInA hsy
siempre Algo que hIcer, , 10 de rsglA'
mento, 10 indispensable, 10 euotLdis
no, no ue pusde dilatsr, nj aplssT.
Sad, pusI, breveE y eoneisot
Aeordaos del pribsipio latino. sAee
lsrArSe CON eAlms.S Qle la sxuosi
sion no Oeupe mas tempo del sufsisn
10 & Indispensable. HAblsd, sGeuehad
tomad nciAs, sAludad,.,,ny NOt
bysf
Gel tempo ss dinsros Para Q
que visita J para el que reoibs. Men
Iras mas pronto deapschais vuestFo
Rauntos, mas econonfA rsaliEAreis el
TODD, J no oessionais re dida d
liempo los demAs.
Ssd rasonAbleI J iustos.
-.
AlguuAs personAs de las que :
AeercSn & mi eIcriiorio, 40 llevAn, DC
eariOsidad. dieen un poSo de safe de
Brasil que sQuf teugo. Y 60 ell case
que de una libra qle tsntA apenAa
me Quedsn tres orzal. No faltAr
quien 10 tueIts, J por curiosidad Iam
hisu as NETS, entire psCho = espAlds
una tasita del liquido. Dsssos N
eItsa entrando de psdlr tAmbI6a DO
mi cuenta rissgo { los Eitados U Al
dos uuA eAniidAd de sss cafe, par
hsSsr mi nsgoc!o. tlmb6n por ourio
aIdAd.
skpanlo no dog mas musstrs dl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
PROGRESSES De IA CIRUGIA

Con el obisto de curAr uuA nsu
rslgia facial que pAdttis IL ltforA
RIB cA Moulhrop, J que hahfA resiS
lido todo trAtAmiento, 30 dec.di6 prac
tieAr una operaci6n quii 6rRjCA, 10 pri-
merE en- 80 geLsro que ls hsyA llsva
do & clbo en- 81 Il Gpltal de Bridge
por, ConreetIcut, J IL cuAl eonsiant
sn haeer 10 rtssIi6n de una pArts d.
l. base Dc 10 nAsa srstik lea H,E
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
EsTACIOA De F[RROCARRIL

NuchSs pers0nas ne pregunta q
cuGndo 10 comps fiA do tsrrocArriles
conitruys la verdadeFa ests el6n que
sltk obligada { sdihsAr on San Juan,
puss esA nseelidAd vlsne siniie adoae
hlce tlempo y % 60 bora de que %
Atisnda como es dehido.
Ben pudiera hIesrlo disha tnpre
Hs, pueI, Hsgun ILt9rmeS, suS scIuals'
tsnedorsa de Acsionss, como Adquiris
ron estaa dspreOIGdas, obtienen eass
ano IN bsnehclo espleodido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Sistemas de bancos en- Fill.
pinas. confIicto Gen.
tr0-a americana.
COMBATES LIBRADOS
En- Samara, Russia. -Incen-
dlos y lynchamlentos. SO.
corros a tempo

D'csn de Wash pgtor, que In CO.
misi6n nlipina qua entiende en- 81 60
hisrnn del arehiuie ago, he estAhleet.
d. IN Baneo Postal del sistema do
Ahorrcs On Manils, Ilo Ilo , Cebd.
La Inn olAnsae On dc sse siasema.
ss ex.srderG r&pidameats 4 otras eiu'
dAdes y pueblcs.
sobrs los dep6sitos que 80 h1gan
On esos bAucos, Go podrAn ser impusA
tau contributions.
Los baucos de primsrs Glass, re-.
elbirkn dep6,itos do eua'qaisr eArti.
dad; pero las sumaa que exoedsn da
500 pssos no devsrgaran interes oil
guno.
VAriAs non lss ljmitaeionss qpe
40 imponen & 10 exsrseei6n dc los de-
p6sitos sn los baneos do tgundA y
seresrs Glaze pues de 10 que 90 tratA
% dc de'arrollAr entre lcs nasivos Il
virtud del ahorro.
De Ws'h'rgtop; Be hA rec eibido
on el Depsrtamepto de Marina IN des.
pscho do Ceotro Amerios. auuncian.
do que el erueero sMarhlehe ADJ lleg6
a San Jose con los comisionAdos pA.
rA haeer 10 pss entire G ~ temAla, Hor.
duras y el Salvador.
Con ohi,to dc poneras iusrA del
limits iurisdiccionAl de las sguss de
G aatemala, .sl eMsrblt h,ads hA salido
haela alta mar.
New Y0k; e siguiente relato Of.
sial de los Il timos eomhatss de ls que
IRA con el Salvador, eisstusdos en-
Rlatanal y Mstapans, inioiados el dfA
II del mes corriente, he sido rselbido
ror ls Prensa Asoeiada,
<Los dos combAtes efsstu adoa on
tee de las cineo dc 10 ms Il sna del IL,
horA en- que comsrz be q regir sl Ar.
misticio eoncsrtado, faeron gAnadoa
por les tropas guatemaltscas, que dss'
, truyeron eompletaments & les saliva
dortilas
Il xSi qusdaron pocos guassmAltsOoa
centric de las fortlHcaeiouss On Plata.
!, , mar, despuei del eombats, dsbi6ss 4
que fa6 respsIado al Armissieio ,
sLas notiolas publicsdAs On con-
ItrArio & 10 cue On eata relAoi0n 90 di
%. son falsass
\ -SAmaris, Rusia! I'll pushlo de
0 Sy1tam, On 10 provipoia dc .Ssmbri, k,
q el cual, aegda 90 eomunic0, 90 snoon
= trAbA GrdiendS y ans hSbItGptes hu'
. ysndo para este ciudad = para Sara
. Il f 80 encusntrA 70 oompletsmsntI
D on ruinas.
. CansenArss dc personals han per
dido sus vldAn sntre las llamAs.
0 AtsrradoS los vseinos = sin dArsl
. cusnta del orieen del ainiesspo. no ai
osupabAn sino de h Iii, pero A'guno,
mas serenos ohsrrvAron los mov.mien
: toS sospsehuSos de varioa hambres !
. sigui6ndolos, propIo eth sron dc vsl
! que 90 trAIAbA do unos inCendiA
rios.
- " Sin espePsr 10 Intervention ds ID
iuatteia, Gs Apoderaron dc todoa clio
;, los linsh.ron sip;eontemplseiones.
Dsade 9ltA ciudad y dssde Sars
). / q. se esiGu msrdando provision d
4 on abundapefa para soeorrer { 10
;. dssvalidos hsbi1sntes de SyEsam.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
ENRIQUE ADSulR

Ts;s disIInguido iovsn amigo nuea
ro, inIelgente , laborloso smpleado
del BAneI Espshol de Puerto Rleol
reg,ss6 snlss de AVER de los Estadot
0nidos, donds psrmSnsei6 por espaeIo
de eustro msass, dsdisado Al esiudio
del idlomA inRles.
R.slba nusstro saF aoao lAludo Do
bissTst.ds q 1pTfsilbls & nj GtFlslsl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
Aida Gonzaga

Esta nc chs hacs "a fanei6n de
gala On el TeAtro Municipal ID
sole b:adA DIVA Aida Gonzsga.
Ella Sonambulas es 10 obra
sscoglda para "a benefcio. L.
mdsica inmortsl dc Be'lipi tiene
On ella genial interprste. Aida
Gorzsga es csntante dc faeulta-
dss verdadsramente notsbles; 90
VOC dulcfsima, delieads, de una
suAvidad y feaseo impseables,
sautiva y ercanta. Posse el on.
vidiable privileglo dc sopquis
tarse las aimpGtfas del p6bliso
& les prip eras notas que emits
con soltura. En- los teAtros de
Espafs, FrAneia y Anerics,
30 apsriei6n ha sido I'M su
csso. FIgura simpatica, dieci6n
purs, sonora J vibrante, eauta
con todss les reglas del arte,
llevAndo & 10 partitura 81 almA
todA dc Artiats.
Los 6xitos aleanz Ados, 10 fA
ms do que &C "a, hAcen do Aida
Gonzsga una csntante notable,
suya reputaeijn 80 acrecierta.
tro dblieo eonccI6 su vAler, y
ba do clio son les francas mani
ciones de sgrsdo de que ha aido &
On Nctd di Lommern oor 6IPur
CAda artistA tiene su die d.
rio On que luce todo sl arte CON
dotarA 10 paturalexs.
L. represents ci6n do SLa Sc