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A Lesson In Patience.

There are two women in the waiting room at the railway station. One of them is tall and thin and of the ap- pearance which is sometimes described as nervous, yet she sits with folded hands, placidly gazing at nothing The other woman is plump and pretty. By every evidence of feature and build she should be joyous and contented, yet she is fdgeting around. She cannot sit in one place more than two minutes. She gets up and walks to the door and then to the windows. She keeps look ing about necessarily, and from time to time she sighs anxiously.
 May ask," inquired the tall, thin woman, 'ff there is any worry on your mind?"
 "Yes, there is," responds the plump, pretty woman. 'I am waiting for my husband"
 But that should not worry you. How long have you been waiting?"
 "1ts-let me see-what time is 1t? It's forty minutes now.''
 Forty minutes? My dear woman I've been waiting for my husband for forty years. yet you see am not one. thousandth as nervous as you."-Mem- phis News-Scimitar.
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Professional Women rhieve.

Professional Women Thieves.
 The ingenuity displayed by profes- sional women thieves in concealing stolen jewels on their persons makes 1t imperative that the women searchers employed in police stations be alert and intelligent. An important duty of a searcher is to examine the mouth of a prisoner. The other day, after this had been done and the thief even made to raise her tongue, valuable ring was seen to drop from her lips while she was asleep. Women who wear pom- padours frequently use them as hiding places for jewelry, while the lining of Jackets and shoes is popular place for concealment. Needless to say, the position of searcher is not an altogether agreeable one. and perhaps the duty she dislikes most, owing to its mo- notony, is that of sitting up with pris- oners whom 1t is deemed expedient to watch. Women prisoners when once in- side the station are said to be rarely violent For instance the genuine pro- fessional pickpocket seldom gives the slightest trouble. She knows she is caught and makes the best of a bad job. But" observed one searcher. "a drop of drink do change some of 'em wonderfuL"-New York Tribune
 Resting . Model.
 Many artists have the reputation of being inexorable in their demands up- on the models strength. A character istic example appears in an anecdote ef the lats Adolphe Manzel. the Ger man painter, who at one time was en- gaged on . work of mural decoration and kept a man posed in an exceeding iy fatiguing position on . scaffold for two Lours. The great painter worked away, needless of his models disco'n- lest Finally the victim called down.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-25
TEe Towns Crooked Dividing AAne'

TEe Towns Crooked Dividing Line.
 ."rhere is a reason for most every thing" said Cumberland county man when he was asked how i'll the world they came to have such crooked line between two towns in his county. "i'here's a reason for this crooked line. You see, some of our towns establish ed in pioneer times. when land was abundant and people were few. had a big territory, which was afterward sliced off to make new towns. 1t was so in the case you mention. and when the cut off was made people along the line of division were of different minds as to which town they wanted to be Ill. So the legislature drew a straight line between the two parts and then pro- yided that persons dwelling on lA1ds adjoining either side of this line E.! ht be in one town or the other, as they should decide within ninety days after passing the act. Some went one
 and some the other and the line was all skewed up to accommodate them. /" Lewiston Journal.
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Boarding Houses, Take Note.

In view of the part that electricity plays in our modern life it is amusing to recall that when Benjamin Franklin evolved the lightning conductor he was called to account by certain individuals for sacrilege in attempting to divert the Almighty's lightning
 Restaurant proprietors and boarding house keepers have apparently over looked valuable hint which Dr. Frank lin afforded them, as follows: He took an ancient rooster and killed it by a powerful shock from one of his Leyden jars. When subsequently the bird was served at his table tits flesh was found to be as tender as that of young par tridge," or so he declares. This is one of the discoveries which should make the name of Franklin forever honored.- Success Magazine.
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is Polish for shucks, as he drove on.

is Polish for shucks, as he drove on.
 It was late at night, and the Duryn~ skis had just come from a dance at Wittenburg. MT. Durynski was in a convivial mood.
 "You just see me beat that train out" he said to his wife.
 Mo- II was ripping things up on the railroad track when the Durynskis licked the family horse and drove on
 we ca:it ula..c it, said Mrs. Du- rynski. "It is impossible"
 "CrzyZlzrxinsis!. reiterated her hus- band and began the second verse oi "August!n."
 Engineer H. J. Darton did not notice anything on his side of the engine. though little furry of snow after. ward convinced him that something must have been struck. "One more ,inpty bench at the dog show" he thought to himself as No. Il went hur ying on into the night
 And now Thomas s. Meagher. con- '!uctor of the train takes up the tale.
 When We stopped at Bland Junction the engineer came running around the ..lin calling to me to come ahead to inc engine. l came up in front and nv buggy top stuck on one of the ..aGstans.
 II looked closer. and there was wo- nan wed.,ed ia the baggy top with her lead to the front. but so that she couldn't fall out.
 Don't jet any more trains come. she said as we picked her up and car ried her to tie baggage CT. She kept right on talking ationally. She said her name was Durynski and that she was afraid her husband was hurt We didn't see tie husband at first. but when We looked back of the little plat form on the engine pilot we found q man lying across some of the brake rods at the boler.hegd. His neck was on the last rod. and. with tie jolting of the engine. it was wonder that he didn't fall off.
 "He was in a pretty bad way. His head was crushed in. aud 1t didn't look as though any life was left in him. We carried him to the smoker, so that his wife wouldn't see him. and nurse who was travelling with Vests min strel troupe came up to help. AS soon as we loosened his collar he opened his mouth and began to sing 'Ach. du lieber Augustin.' felt then that maybe he had a chance of keeping alive, and I telegraphed ahead for doctor"
 Dr. Finney of Clintonville dressed the wounds of Mr. and Mrs. Durynski and reconvcxed the head of the family while the latter sung the rolllcking strains of "Augustin."
 But the Durynskis will probably not try to beat the train the next time they are crossing . railroad track. Riding sn the front of an engine is precarious business anyway. let alone catching on when fhe train is going at c thirty mile clip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-25
nq that from points from which the

ing that from points from which the local oneway rate to St. Louis, Mo-, is $500 or less, through rate will be made on basis of fare and one-third to St. Louis, added to rate of one fare plus % cents for the round trip from thence to Chattanooga. For example: The one-way rate Jefferson City to St. Louis is $3.72, which figured on basis of fare and cne-third would make $500; added to rate of one fare plus 2: cents. St. Louis to Chattanooga, viz: $14.75, makes through rate Jef- ferson City to Chattanooga, $1S.s5. Dates of sale and limits-TicHets to be sold on May 7th to 9th, 1906 ,inclu- sive. and limited fnr return to reach original startipc point not later than ten (1O) days from date of sale.
 Tickets are to be limited to continu-
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Cheapest Place to Live.

"The cheapest place in the world is Antioch" said globe trotter. 'T once passed winter there, and all it cost me, though I leased a fine house and kept three servants, was $4 a week. Antioch is in Asia, on the Medi- terranean. The climate is all right for winter-as good winter climate as Monte Carlo, Palm Beach or Los An geles. For my house I paid $5 a month rent My servants paid 50 cents a week. Mutton cost cents a pound. Eggs were 2 cents a dozen. Chickens were 5 cents apiece. Fish cost fifth of cent a pound. The finest of fresh fruits and vegetables fresh fruits and vegetables in Febru- ary-were so cheap that they were not sold in quantity You got all you wanted for so much week. All wanted for my household cost me a quarter weekly. An American resi- dent of Antioch told me that he and bis family lived comfortably on $175 a year."-New York Press.
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[fG iI;l! GREATEST
 |Lz L2|S OF ALL LTONICS
ggyYg|G8T

GJv The ingredients
 bnng and preparing them that they build and strengthen of the body make the all tonics rmdyPUREzY NE0EzABLEand while it restoring the that red rundown feeling and other ailments Spring. take purifying blood all posons supply the the and noumnt dtion during the depressing to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-25
GOES BEFORE GRAND u..

,. Henry Gardner, the white ma, | was arrested in Little pn.,. a N
 os oasS oas ago by Constable Frank s.s's) ss,s) and City Detective Ed c. oteW| With stealing brass from ths sase1 saa' yards in this city, was .us. 'autf a Justice Cheek Wednesday .-.W us', and bound over to await th. ''esad the grand jury. A'''oa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-25

.derr tfotessor, now about the re- cess"
 Certainly, my dear sir. Come down right away, and you shall have your recess"
 As the model was descending from the scaffolding his limbs assumed a position which was one for which the artist had long been looking.
 "Stop" Menzel th;:ndered. "Hoid' An, fine. Keep that while l make a little sketch of it!'
 The artist drew vigorously for nal1 an hour, at the end of which he called out imperatively: There, that Will ao for now. Get up on the scaffold again. We have had our recess"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-25
Cau&bf
 Toe Train
Bar ThiS Couple Did .No1 Beof IT zn Crossir16
 roe Trocks.
Toe EnSine Recef<,ed Them. and They Had e Free Ride. bur One They Would Nof
 Like to Repeat.

"Ach. du lieber Augustin." sang William Durynski as he drove the fami- ly horse up along the road which leads from Wittenburg to the country, writes a Milwaukee (Wls) correspondent
 "Now, William" pleaded his wife, ''you must hold the horse In, because
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-25
AN EFFORT TO PULL THROUGH THE DAY.

 AN EFFORT THROUGH everything
  
  themselves  further  absorbed by from inactive life and calls
  the 
     andS ideal entre from roots soad
  uaby bowels the health
 
  establishes blood stimulates sluggish s. relish nothing selves with as hearty hungry appetite Spring other
  and absolutely safe bee vegetable purity Dyspe abe nervous deb the blood which from its diseased impure condition causing their trouble we'll beshe with behind it, depleted  SS be this tits taken of eseasonw 1lnotb fell a ather
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Southern Baptist Convention,

Southern Baptist Convention.
 Chattanooga, Tenn, May 10th to 18th. Account the above agents ad- dressed may sell round trip tickets to Chattanooga, Tenn.. in accordance with instructions hereinafte- given. Rate-One lowest regular first class tari6 (not temporarily reduced) fare plus $I.oo toy the round trip, except
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-25

Mrs s. G. seabrook is ouita ,,, f'e family residence on Eas. a. ,al avenue. si
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-25

oas passage in each direct,o. trip to be oommencea sdlsss''9a; dats a' j., se
 return trip date of ee.uo 0l sale a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-25

We deliver to of the city, but do not soci' ~ orders
 carry good line of Pat Medicines eu'D'A Chill Toncs Liver Pills, Castor Oil, etc.
 Remember, people, out for the oo'a ~ to divide with you all profits.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
MITIN UNIONISTA

Aver t2rde settaotu6 el nitin unio
niata anunciAdo en- Is pl, Elela de San
Joa6 Hoieron uso do \ palAbra los
uefiorea Argel Cruz, A1lreI Rodrf
guez, Lcdo. Luis Montalyo GaenArd,
FrAnctsco CArbAllo y V.c'or Busset
Los orsdores eatuvieron aIinados y
elocusntes en- sus di,curG q
La copcurrsnci& 10 eAicu 8 en- unAs
quinienlas personRs.
Dssuu6S ds lermiu ado el mitin y
en- medic de vitoSes y Ap Ausos q nuea.
tro pArtIdo, Sc organize unS mAnifss'
taci6n que pArsl6 de sqIel punso con
hsndsrss anerioapAs y a simo6IicA
de Ia Union, psaaujo por 10 Gale de
San jose hGsta llegsr 81 Club Unio
nlata.
El sntusissmo no dee y6 IN solo
momento J artre al eorclrso Sc halla
ban dir,lpguldAa psrtoaslidades de
ruestra co eetivida1,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
DINAMITA EN- POBLADO

Nos ipforman que una cAaa CO.
merciAl de San Juan ha hecho propo'
siclo 1es para ell srriendo del <Polvo.
ria vsio1, en- Puerts d Terra, trerts
q Ia Art'guA cArcel, con ootsso de ha
Ger un dep6sito de dinamila.
E, un principle fundamental do
ley, que eSts clsae de de osisos no
puedsn permitirse en- ell radio de lA
eIudsd, sino q muchss IeguAs de dis
tGneia J en- lugares cJmpletAmsnte ao'
lisArios.
Es.A pstlcl6n ira al Conseio Ej,cu'
1 vo y es de Greer que 81 no prospere.
N htcs much0s \ q y ocurri6 una hs'
catomha en- un pueblo de Calitorpia,
por h sosrte coneeddo IN permis9 CO.
mo el que ss soliclta en San Juan; v
en- Palms de Mallorca, tambi6n pAga
ron con aus vidss novensa i1t.llceu,
una regligencia do las sutoridadea
permiIiendo un peql'n polvorfu GER
CO del rtcirto smursllado dc AQuella
ciudad.
Rseuerdese tamb.6n tl eGso de ls
cGlle del NCo me- cios ds Pores, 81
ocurrido on sMIrs q reas, POGO antes
de 10 invasion.
RszoneH poderosas sxissen pArs
que dicho sscrito SEA declarAGo sin
lugAr en- 10 session prtxlma Gel Comite
de FfarQuiciAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
DESDE La CEDRA
lhscripciones: 1049.. Son 924
unionistas y 125 republi-
canos. La estatua."
LA POLlCIA
LA POLlCIA
Animation en- las huestes
upionistas. --Fervor religlo-
so.-Una festiv.dad

Hssta el sabado py6xImo passdo
hGbfa in,crltos ca esle pueb'o l049
slectores, dlvidi'ns al. 924 uniopistas
y l25 republctnos.
Sc ve, pues, que en- Ia Cidra, nj
a1u tomando IL dslieiosa bebids fran
cssa Que l'evA ell NJ mbre de cate pne-
bio, podrfsn triunfAr nuestroa advsr.
sarios en- las e'eceiones que han dc
celebrarse ell dfa 6 de Novlemhre.
Ii mayor parts de nuestros cam
psainos am unionistaI, y los republi'
cauos est&n repastidos, en- Aislam!en
TO visible, sin orieptacl6n, y 10 que el
mas triste ada; sin esperanxsa de-
triurfo.
La s,cencion al podsr en- eats pue
bio para ruestros adversA'ioa esti
eonsiderada eomo mas penois que ID
dc los Andes on Colombia! y eloI
no 500 c6ndores Son Sguilas, perc
emblemEtieas tan solo; no autent' cas-
Dlrlase de Mdseo. .eehss de cerA
y con lRa alas de cera, como I;aro
Iearo no puede volar, porqus oil 30
dc 10 Union le derrits sus alas.
LA polieia obra con i'm 'arciAli
dad, solo atlende 81 del eumplimientl
do % deber, Fl cAbo que Ia eomand,
reune condisiones, no para sargsnto
sino para mayor gradusc.6n.
Con motive do ser aver dia d.
NueatrA 81 a,rA del Carmen, patron,
do este cat6lieo pueblo, recibimos uni
gran sorpeGs, tanto On 10 preparAci6l
del quito y procession, cnanto por @
immense gsntfo que invade las GALES
avido de tributAr & sd pAtrana ell ho
mensie do 10 adorscion.
LA C.dra 90 cat6liea por exec
lencia, y mientras existan damaa 90
mo dtflA Ana Santos. dofla Sinforoal
Santos, dc Ill Rosa Colon, doGA Juli
BRtz, dt fia EncArnaei6n Rodriguez
otraS muchas mas ExEAfAs doctrina
no prosperan tqul
CORRESPONSAL1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
ECOS \ N0TAS
Ferrocartil de Rio Piedras
a Csguas. Ell vapor anne
ricano "Caracas".
DOS REkUNCIAS
DOS REAUNGIAS
Apelaci6n en- la Cor te de Are
cibo.-Grau entusiasmo
en- Barce'on' ia.

II ComIl6 Go FrAnquioiAG reco
nerd 10 solio,tud de Ia Compaita de
ferrt frilss rara tx ender 81 lioeA
f6rreI dc Rio P.edrAs 4 CsgdAs.
Nuy pFopto empfz ran ios lrAba.
Jos de la putvA e.tAci6n fsrrc csrrils
rat fn de que el dblieo pueia utilt.
Ear el tren & 10 mayor brevedAd 20
sihle,
Hoy eont'nu6 viHja haeia las
rsr & olicAs del Sud dc America el Va
Dor eCAracaI1
Don Pedro Juan B'soas den
Jsime Siffe han pressptado sus re nun.
elias &C mo miembros del c. mite Terri
torial del partldo repubAtA6o
Ell sabado 90 vera en- lA Corte
de Dlstrito de Areeibo el iuicio de la
apelacl6n interpueita por los seflores
GAons DeGsdG, eortrA 10 ssntenoia
que eontrA ellos dictNal la C0fte
municipal dc aQuellA ciudAd.
Persons de BArceloneta nc In
forman que reinA ALI gran entusiss-
mo con mciivo de Ia prtx'mA vista
del IL ,r MuH, q Rivera y el gran
meeting Que GO celsbraia en- tqusl
pueblo el domingo % del prssente.
-El munisipio de Bsrroa hs pe'
dido 81 Tesoro IusulAr IN MtlciEo
de tres mil dollars, desembolsAdos en-
5 sfos. 20 ell irt )rms qus lie acompa.
As sc msnifata que d'ch1 antieipo se
dsstins 81 pSgo de Ia deuds hotapte
On sQuella municlpalidId, La CT mi.
ai6n de HsciendA 10 reco omsnd6 tAvo
rablemente
Eel Ayuntamisnto de AguAs Bue
mas solicito del comite de FrArquicias
IN Gnticipo de cipco mil dollars, pa
gGdsros On sinco amos. E informe
fue reeomendAdo tGvorAblemenGe ep
Ia Ultima seIl6n del Conleio Eiecutivo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
VAR|AS NOT|C|AS
Gran meeting unionista en-
Arecibo, Condemns ex.
tinguidas. .-Riha
vAPOR PORTO RICO
Denuncias. .-Nuevas dec. ra.
vAPOR PORTO RICO
Denuncias. -Nuevas dec. ra.
clones. -Arrestos en- el
muelle. Aggression.

SegGa ipformts, en- Ar cibo se
prepars IN gran meeting pnionista
para el pr6x mo domingo.
Hoy cum plieron sus COT dsnas
en- 10 careel municipal Jo,6. Iriarts,
Julio santans. Juan de Dios Nszario,
Demstris Santana y Fslfcita Torres.
-Martfo Negr6n y Gregorio Re.
yes tuvieron ayar tArde una rifa On
10 Gale de 10 Cruz, fsente & ID plaza
principal. < guArdia Emilio Girona
Lon conduio 10 prevention.
-,Jeads M FIgueroa, vscino dc 10
calle del Sol, tue sgredido es!a ma.
drugada recibiendo una confusion So
bre sl arco supercilisr izquisrdo
-Ssgdo irformes, los conduct ores
de los carros e'estr!ccs no 90 mues.
tran muy aatisfschoa de un ioven irs
peector que les han nombrado reeien
tsmente en- el servicio de trafco.
Ell ioven don Manuel Fernandex
Callejo, ha sido dssignsdo como dc.
lincuente on el departAmento do Obras
.. pablicas.
Juan Carri6n tae AYrestado syer
por abuse dc con Apza, consistents
On habsr recibido una cantidsd dc
! gas para ~ VentA, no h Abiendo rem
| dido cuepts & su duefio.
-Por dar gcitoa y dirigir ah. as-
tas Al policfA Santos Hernandez, fae'
ron arrsssados aver tArde On sl niue.
lie los individuos Alfredo Furnix v
Rsf.e Fernandez
Aver tarde, POGO despu6i de las
Is, tom6 puerto, do regreao da Ponce,
ell vspor sPorto Riso,s CON los exsur.
sioniatas que fasron sllf & pressneiar
las earrerAs On el Hip6dromo.
-Voivemos 4 llamAr 10 Atsnci6n
do quien corresponds hAcla oil aqua
del aeusducto, pues cAsi todos los dfss
Amanece completamente turbis, Guam =
do no colorads. Va & resultsr, & po
CO, el aqua eL San Juan, un cinema :
l6grAfo de coI> res.
Ri inganiero de Ia ciudad don
Juan B Rodrigu'4, AA preaentado
con earaster irrsvoeAbls 10 rsnuneia Q
dc su cargo,
-ProbAb emente el syuntamien 10
de San Juan ercArgar& Al extrsngero
Algunas dsso clones mas para el tea.
tr0 municipAj.
Van mly adelantadAS las obias
del puente SC'gu .tAI1 en- 10 cArretera
lie Csguas.
Son machos los i6vsnes que On
los diatintos puebloS de 10 isia 90 hAr
somssido a exam n para 10 obtsnc ION
del csr.i6eAdo de m .estro prsparato
rio, que solo l.sne = Is de susldo men.
sual. opoIt lnAmenle publisaremol
10 relac!on de todos los exAminados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
union De PUERTO RICO
AVISOS OFICIALES

4Q-Lou de'egAdos dc les asam'
bleas, cunstituidoa 90 convention, ,
presididos por el presidents de Is
JuntS loeal, sin voto, tendrzn po.
derea para desIguar candidates. &
todos los cArg1s municipalea que han
dc elegfrse el 6 de Noviembre, y
designar&n tAmble1, en- loA pueb'os
donde procediere, 10 nuevA Junta Lo-
cal del partido.
5o-Las designaeiones Sc comuni
csran sin perdida de tiempo & 10 Jun
ta Central, Autorizadas con las frmss
de los aeeretarios de las J1ntas Lo-
lee y con el Visto Bueno de los Pfesi'
denteu, baio pliego certifeado.
50 La JuntA Central en pleno,
com uuesta por In Central mirmA y por
todav las JuntaA do distriso, Sc reunira
en- San Juan el domingo 28 ie Agoato,
& las tres de 10 tarde, en- les ofeinaa
del T Lartido 6 en- el edifc de 10 Ca
mara de Deleg adoa. Como cada loca'
lidad t!ene un representsnte en- su jun
ta de distrito respeetiva, todos loi
pusblos de 10 isis estar&n repsesen
tados. EstA Junta Central en- pleno
designAr& los candidates. para la ca
mara y el candidate para RESIDENT
COMMISSIONER en- Warrington.
La Junta Central Apela q 10 aeti
vidad y oil patriotismo de las JuntAl
do Distrito, do las Juntas locales y d.
los uniOnistas todos, para lue cum
plan y hsgsn cumplir las anteriore'
reglas, basadas en la ley electora
vigents y en- el reglamento de la UNION
DE PUERTO RICO 6 inspiradas en- 9
mas amplio criterio democratico y 81
los mas mobiles sentimientoa dc equl
dad y de iusticia.
San Juan, Julio 10 de 1,906.
Por orden de 10 Junta Central.
Pedro de EIzaburu
Secretsrio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
DESDE LAJAS
falIece ell honrado Ohrer0
don Demetrio De'gado.
En- ell Cemanteric,
POLITICA RtPUBLICANA
Pr6ximo meeting unionista
con el concurso de Grad res
de Mayaguez.
POLITICA RtPUBLICANA

Julio "a
Los repuhlicAnos de este pueblo
sienen ocurrencias que no lea vinie
ran 4 10 mente nj nj mismo GIDEON
Lo qua ocurri6 fq I en- dfAs pasados
es ins6lito, y voy & consarlo. FAlle'
clio oil honrado obreFo don Dsmetrio
Delgsdo. Acc mDafAndo au cadSver
81 cemer terlo scudimos muehos unio
nistas, deseoaos de rendlr el dltimo
tribute al Apreelabe c mppeblano,
cuyA tamiliA mereoe toda nueGtra eS'
timsci6n. Y miertrAs nosGtroR nos
disponfAmos q elsvAr una orSci6n oil
Todopoderoso por ell eterno deseAnso
del ANA del compatriota fet ecido, he
squi que un joven de procedeneia re-
publicarA prorumps. en- oil sagrado
reeinto, en- una Oraci6n politics, ex
presAndo que estAbA dispueato, tanIo
alli como en todas parties, q hGcer
repercutir el eco de lA propsganda On
favor del ideal republieAno
NosotroS opinAmoJ, despues de
TODD, que es en- el semsntsrio & donde
deben ir & llorAr los rspublicsnos,
por scr squel IN Ailio dc rsetgimien
to y plegaris, propieio 81 arrepenti.
miento. ). tArdio.
-Pr6xtmAmense oelebrnr6 en- cats
pueblo 10 Union de Puerto Rico uu
gran meeting unionists 81 Cual ssistI
ran algunos oradores de Naysg bez,
entire elloH el licsnciado B anes, que
60 un plsricta, fIvoroHo detsnscr de-
ideal uniopiatA.
e lueVes pastdo selabF6ss %
este pueblo .un bAile que resuli6 ur
aeto de eIparcimiento y de culsurs,
Tov9 efeeto en el hogar del amigo
don Arturo G ant Todoa les con
eurrsnssa iueron st,ndidol.
CoRRESPoNSAL