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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04

cationeof the Mississippi river below
New Orleans is dangerous and always
viii be- The Journal is probably
right. Pensacola, by virtue of its geo
graphical location and port facilities
should be one of the large cities OF
the south, and it doubtless win be in
time. The quality of Pensacola citi-
zenship will largely determine that
time.-Liye Oak Democrat.
Watch the Queen City Grow.
The Journal says Pensacola real
estate is changing ownership every
day. Now Just watch how the queen
CITY of the gulf will grow and ex-
Jacksonville Metropolis.
Lamar and Kehos,
we note that the above distinguish
ed gentleman is being most favorably
mentioned as a candidate for congress,
the position that Gen. Lamar is now
filing with honor and distinction.
There is also some talk that Gen.
Lamar win offer for "Mallory's place.
Il, that event there is not much doubt
in our opinion but that both gentle
men would 90 through the race as sue
cessful winners. Both are popular
brave. energetic men, the very kind
of material we need to represent us in
Washington in these days OF political
graft and sleepy indifference.
Send Lamar and KehOe TO congress,
and our word for it. there would be
something doing over there besides
sending out worthless packets OF gar
den seed. We'd love to see it tried.
anyhow.-Westville Advertiser.
Jennings for Governor.
Col. T. A. jennings. OF Pensacola, IS
being doomed for Governor II would
be hard 20 find better one.-Tampa
Tribune.
Doesn't Like Lamar.
Hon. ]. Walter Kehoe, of Pensacola,
viii doubtless be a candidate for con-
gress against Billy Lamar. While i'll
is not our fight specially we would
like to seeB the Third District repre-
santed by some one other than Mr..
Lamar.-InverEess Chronicle.
Lurton Praises DeFuniak.
Division Passenger Agent Lurton
was here last Wednesday and in con
versation with a BrseZe reporter said: 4
You people of DeFuniak ought to be-
proud Of your town. Every time /
come here l see new Improvements /
and the air of thrift and progress that
pervades The very atmosphere is re-
markable. Your merchants keep
stocks of goods and keep things in
shape in a way that would do credit |
to city OF ten thousand people" And
he is not the only one who has re-
marked upon how DeFUniak grows.
We are going after that ten thousand 7
population, and are going to have it. (
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04

Hon. Frank L. Mayes. Of The -
saeola Journal, has been elecref M
ident OF the Board of Trade Of -. -.
city. The honor could not have la ..'a.
more worthily bestowed. Mr. NJ
is a progressive citizen, and his IS
effort has been given in any movens-.
looking to tie advancement of ~
Escambia metropolis. nc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04

The Journals January circulation
was another record breaker. being an
average for the month of 5S07 copies
daily. Its average circulation for the
same month last year was 1912 copies
daily. showing a gain for this year Of
1895 copies. This is a showing that
The Journal takes some pride in ex-
hibiting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
White sprinas HeraId

Pensacola showed her apprsc.a-,.
Of an energetic and hard WORT.
citizen last week when her CHS
elected Frank L. Mayes pre,ider- :.
the Chamber Of Comerce Of thai a-
Mr.. Mayes is general manager Of n.
Pensacola Journal and has done 7r.,
towards the upbuilding of Psnssro,-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
Tallahassee True pemoerst.

The Chamber of Commerce OF f'I
sacOla, as an organization, has -J-.
good work for that city and surrol--
ing country. and the Organ.ld.,'
showed sound judgment in the .''
tion of Frank /. Mayes as its pres
dent As editor of the best dai5 ~
per that city has ever had, he " WI. ,
his progressive, energetic work. 1-'.'
to PensacOla's business ini -Te
through his efforts as presi1enL f.'
editor, all the good things that hl-
tier generally gathers in.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04

, change table Editor Smith is do.
! ing good work for Madison and chat
bis efforts are duly appreciated is at
tested by the generous support which
IS given that paper. Madison New
Enterprise.
Pleased With Kehoe.
We are glad to note the favorable
expressions of our brothers of our
candidate for congress, Hon. J. Wal.
ter KehOe, of Pensacola.-Blounts
town Democrat.
The Jury Got Even.
A Pensacola boiler-maker indicted
for enlightenment, disguised the bar
and astOnished the court by pleading
his own case and doing it in MASTER
~ style. But the jury got even with
him by finding him guilty.-Live Oak
Democrat.
Has Not Announced.
Some of the papers are stating it as
a fact that the Hon. ]. Walter Kehoe
Is a candidate for congressional hon
ors. We have seen nor heard nothing
OF his personal ncement.-Madi-
son New Enterprise.
Captivating oHeIIo" Girls.
Telephone girls in Pensacola GER
tainly have charms that captivate. as
three Of them have resigned within
the past eighteen months to get mar.
notwithstanding Metropolis.
Right Unquestioned.
The Hon. .. Walter Kehoe has a
right to start a congressional bee buz-
zlng. Who said he didn't have the
right ?-Apalachcola Times.
A Unique Enterprise.
Pensacola is about to engage in q
unique enterprise. Something never
dreamed OF in all our philosophy
That is the Manufacturing of fish
sausage, according to The Journal
Parties are on the ground awaiting the
arrival Of their plant. when they will
at once proceed to manufacture lus-
cious fish sausage, put up in the same
style OF pork sausage, except that fish
will take the place of pork It's a /
unique enterprise. to say the least, f.
and we await its advent with interest. /
-Westyille Advertiser.
Lamar Will get Busy"
Hon Walter Kehoe. one of old Pen.
sacola's leading legal luminaries, is a
candidate for the seat in Congress
now held by Hon. VIM. B. Lamar. The
JEFFERSON county man will no doubt
now proceed to get busy.''-Palatka !
Times-Herald
Moreno Jones Nominated.
The irrepressible Jules Solomon is
again in evidence, having placed in I
nomination for congressional hoors. I
Hon. G. Moreno Jones, ex-mayor oil
Pensacola. Madison New Enterprise. T
Now the Time to Clean Up.
The Pensacola Journal is demand
ing a clean un of that city right now
If Pensacola needs cleaning. and an
cities do. now is the time. It is better
to forestall yellow fever than 10 die
of it.-Birmingham Ledger.
Original Jennings Paper.
The Times was the first paper in
Florida to mention the possible can
didaey Of 7. A. Jennings for governor
Watch the press and see how favor
ably the item is Feceived-Tampa
Times.
The Journal is Right
The Pensacola Journal plants itself
on the proposition that
there is no comparison between the
Pensacola maritime facilities and
those of New Orleans and that navi-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
Jacksonville Times-union.

Pensacola is to be congratulate
upon the choice Of Frank L. Mage
editor Of The Pensacola Journal. o.
president of its Chamber Of Con
merce. Frank Mayes is prUcrs-
sive, energetic citizen. and the r-
terests of the Deep Water porr o.
Florida will be watched clos,iv 5r
him in his new post Of honor, as .lt
have heretofore been while Do va
merely the editor Of the city's leading
daily. The Pensacola Chamber Of
Commerce has accomplished great
things for the city, and under the 81
cient direction Of Frank l.. Mayes .
will continue the good work with 70
newed energy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
Lake city Index.

Pensacola is to be cOngratuia'r'
having selected Frank L. Nave
president Of its Chamber OF O.-
merce. The annual report OF Sec
tary Jones is an able documen. e.
we'll worthy Of perusal. His re-.
ton, and Editor Mayes az inc n'
Of its commercial affairs. Will lu'-
much for the Deep Water Ci.!'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
Sensacola's Export Growth
n Ten Years.

Pensacola's export record for Jan
uzry, 1906, as already shown in The
Journals news columns, was the big
gest in the history Of the port, the ex-
port valuations reaching the enormous
sum Of S3,2O7.3S5.OO This was nearly
a million dollars more than the record
Tor any previous month, and il was
nearly equal to the whole year ten
years ago.
A comparative statement Of Pensa-
cols's exports in 1856, 1890. and 1895.
with the export record for the past
month. serves TO illustrate the great
strides that the Deep Water Port has
made since those years. The follow
ing figures tell the story:
1886 .--..-..-...........$2,lS4 ,037O0
1890 ..---............- .451. 1880
AoSo -.-.--.-------....-.. sll2,ll5.O0
1906 (Janusry alone) ..-... 5,2o7, 1885,. 90
II there yet remain any Of those
chronic kickcrs and knockers who
think that Pensacola is not going
ahead, these figures ought to settle
their case definitely and for all time.
When We can export in one month
this year practically as much as was
exported in a whole year ten years
ago it is a pretty good sign that the
town is growing and that business is.
fairly brisk.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04

! Congressional Timber.
Former Mayor Jones of Pensacola
has been suggested as good congress
sional timber from the Third district.
! In this connection The Pensacola
Journal says that Mr.. Jones us one OF
7 the strongest personalities in florida
! Florida politics but it79S doubtful if
even an assurance of a congressional
seat could induce him to give up his
/ fine law practice TO run for the office.
Live Oak Democrat.
rs* 8 =
The New Electric Line.
Pensacola hts given a franchise for
the building OF new electric road
ncrthward.-Chipley Banner.
"a
Order of the Day.
Pensacola claims attention to the
shipment of a 100000 cotton cargo
Big things are the order, of the day at
Pensacola.-Tampa Tribune,
Hard Medicine.
Midshipmaa MarzOni at the naval
academy, whose home is at Pensacola
in this state. has been found guilty
OF hazing and publicly dismissed from
the school. Midshipman Foster and
Coffin got the same dose. 1t is hard
medicine, but hazing is a tough dis
ease.-Live Oak Democrat.
Young MarzonPs Case.
Young Marzoni, the midshipman, is
al his home in Pensacola. He says he
didn't get a square deal, but he can
thank his stars that he got home
Gainesville Sun.
The New Blount Building.
w. A. Blount will build a handsome
seven-stoTy Office building in Pensa-
cola on the site of his property recent
Il burned.-Chipley Banner.
Something Wrong Somewhere.
Among the jurors drawn from Wal
ton county for the present term Of the
United States court in Pensacola
were: Chas. Everett, gone from here
ten years ago. H. A. Beardsley, dead.
three years, j. T. Hughes, a resident
o. Alabama for eight years; and from
Washington county. H T. HOfreite'
who left here five year ago, and who
has been out Of the state three years.
DE Funiak Breeze.
Pensacola Mardi Gras.
The Pensacola Mardi Gras promises
to be larger and better than ever this
year.-Florala News.
Extreme Modesty.
The modesty of our editor prevents
us from exhibiting the bouquet re-
Gently tossed us by The Pensacola
Journal. but it is appreciated. never
theless, and the more so, because. OF
the ability of him who steers that
paper on the sea of journalism.-Jas-
Ter News.
Will End Controversy.
The Pensacola journal. quoting Adj
Eiral Dickens. contends for the proX- {
unity OF that port 10 the Panama /
canal. as compared with other gulf
ports. but when The East Coast Rail Z
way is extended 10 Key West c0ntro-
versy will cease. Key West will then |
be the nearest American port with rail !
road facilities to the canal-St. Au-
gustine Record.
A Discerning Editor.
That Brother Mayes, editor of West /
Florida's greatest daily. The Pensa-.
cola journal. is a most discerning edi-
tor as well as jolly good fellow, there +
can be do doubt. We dOff our hat to 4
him in thanks for the following which I
appeared in The Journal last Satur-
day:
The Madison New Enterprise is
one of the best all round weekly news I
papers that reaches Fhe Journals ex
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
Chiplev Banner.

Frank L. Mayes, editor Of The Pen.
sacola Journal, AMI one Of the most
progre ssive Of Pensacola c,iL a',
was last week elected Dresidcu u
the Chamber of Commerce OF taa'
city. No better selection could aa'7
been made. for Bro. Mayes is l-o'
oughly alive to every interest Of ~
saloca and all West Florida
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
Live Oak Democrat.

You can't keep a good newspa7r
man. who is likewise a good maj.
down. Frank L. Mayas. president aal
general manager of The Pensac9-
Journal Company. has JUS been ..es-
ed president Of the Pensacola Cham
Der OF Commerce. A fine tribute 20
a fine man. Frank Mayas is H..'b-
a figure head nor a deadhead iu auy
he takes hold OF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
Tampa Herald.

In recognition of his splendid aliL-
ty and progressiyeness as business
man and valuable citizen The Cam
Der OF Commerce Of Pensacola has
elected Frank /. Mayes fer its p,csr
dent. As editor and manager Of IA'
Pensacola Journal Mr.. Mayes has
SHOWN bis splendid ability and p.'5-
Tessiye talent and his selection i9'
the position mentioned is matter
for congratulatiOn for the Chamoa'
OF Commerce. Mr. Mays will h.. ne
position in a thoroughly credraJ.s
manner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
Hard Medicine.

MidshipmaR Marzoni at the naval
academy, whose home is at Pensacola
in this state, has been found guilty
OF hazing and. publicly dismissed from
the school, AIidshipman Foster and
Coffin got the same dose. 1t is hard
medicine, but hazing is a tough dis
ease.-Live Oak Democrat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
ORIGINAL JENNINGS Paper-

The Times was the first paper in
Florida to mention the possible can
didaey Of T. A. Jennings for governor
Watch the press and see how favor
ably the item is received.-Tampa
Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
The journal is Rlaht.

The journal is Right
The Pensacola Journal plants itself
squarely on the proposition that
there is no comparison between the
Pensacola maritime facilities and
those of New Orleans and that nayi-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
The Jury Got Even.

A Pensacola boiler-maker, indicted
for enlightenment, disguised the bar
and astonished the court by pleading
his own case and doing it in MASTER
~ style. But the jury got even with
him by finding him guilty.-Live Oak
Democrat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
Young MarzonPs Case.

Young Marzoni, the midshipman, is
al his home in Pensacola. He says he
didn't get square deal, but he can
thank his stars that he got home
Gainesville Sun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
Will End Controversy.

The Pensacola journal, quoting Ad-
T2iral Dickens, contends for the prox-
unity Of that port 10 the Panama
canal. as compared with other gulf
ports. but when The East Coast Rail
way is extended 10 Key West c0ntro-
versy will cease. Key West will then
be the nearest American port with rail-
road facilities to the canaI-St Au-
gUstine Record
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
Has Not Announced.

Some of the papers are stating it as
a fact that the Hon. ]. Walter Kehoe
is a candidate for congressional hon
ors. We have seen nor heard nothing
Of his personal announc ement.-Madi.
son New Enterprise.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
STATE PRESS ON THE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
PaIatka ZINES Hnrals

q; & & e & s Z: z <
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
The New 5lOunt Building.

w. A. Blount will build a handsome
seven-stOTy Office building in Pensa-
cola on the site of his property recent
Il burned.-Chipley Banner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
Something Wrong Somewhere.
Pensacola Mardi eras.

The Pensacola Mardi Gras promise
to be larger and better than ever thi
year.-Florala News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04
Doesn't Like Lamar.

Hon. ]. Walter Kehoe, Of Pensacola
viii doubtless be a candidate for con
gress against Billy Lamar. While j
is not our fight specially, we would
like to see} the Third District repre
sented by some one other than Mr.
Lamar-InverEes Chronicle.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04

change table. Editor Smith is do.
ing good work for Madison and shat
bis efforts are duly appreciated is at
tested by the generous support which
IS given that paper. Madison New
Enterprise.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04

The Journal says Pensacola real
estate is changing ownership every
day. Now Just watch how the queen
CITY of the gulf will grow and ex-
pand=Jacksonvi Metropolis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-04

We are glad to note the favo-ablel
expressions of our brothers of our
candidate for congress, Hon. J. Wall
Ter KehOe, of Pensacola.-BIounts
town Democrat.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
PRODUCTION De ORO

Ell Director de lA Casa de Moneda
de los EItsdos UnidoI proporcior6
las clfraA que represents la produc.
zion de orc del mundo en- los IL dlti.
mos amos.
Los analea de la pre- ducci6n de
orc, los euales han moItrsdo On Au.
metto Gnual en- lot est1rce lillimos
amos, &C 4 txcspcl6n dc lA interruI clt Il
con motlvo de . gusrrA del Sur de
Africa, musstrsn que en- 1905 hs au-
mentado otra vez y que eIte aumtnio
ha aldo el mayor en- dicho Peffodo,
Dice Ia autoridad citads, bAssrdo 81
c&lculo en- ID production conceida dc
los paiIsS cue mas orc producer has.
10 81 10 de Noviemtfe, que IL produe'
c. On del sfo hs de exceder en- ESQ COO
900 & 10 de ls04. EIto hara que Ii
production de orc del murdo sIclendI
como d e;75 coo 90.
El Africa del Sur J los EitldoI
UnidoS son los pAiaes que ApmenisI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
BUREAU DEL TEMPO
Servicio cIimatoI6Qico en- la
isIa. Obseryacionas du,
rante la Ultima sfmana.
TEMPO LLUvIOSO
81 promedio de la precipita.
clon en- toda la isla fue
0.80 pulgada,
Las alias temperatures y los opre.

Las alias temper aturss y los opre.
sivos vientos de- Sc. ipformsdos ls
semana pasads, con!inuaron hssta
dltimos de 10 presents sem ana, que los
vientos soplaron del NE. IL sem ana
termin6 comparativsmerts ftesce, con
un tempo nublAdo smenaxsdor.
Dursnte los cireo primeros dias eaye'
ron ligeros sgusceros, pero los dos
dias fueron enteramente de l'geras 4
fuertes tronadAs. Fl promedio de 10
preci pitaci6n en- 10 isls fu6 0.68 pull
gadas, que 90 mucho menos de la
normal. El Imero promedio de diaE
dc lluyia fue : diss, La temper atufs
media en- San Juan fue 81 80, 8 1.3
sobre 10 normal. La velocidad ma
yor del viento en- San Juan fu6 81 mi
las del SE., el dis 28.
Division Norte. Las sempsrstu'
ras mas atlas del emo han ocurrido
On algunas de las estaciones pr6ximAs
10 costa miertras que 60 los distrl'
tos de las monts fiAs las temperaturss
fueron comparativamente bsias. FL
promedio de 10 precipitation fue 26
pulgadas; temperature m&xlma, $50;
minimum $50
Division Este. L. Ir. .clpitac6n
fue muy ligsra en- los districts del
NJ, pero en- 10 parts 8. de la division
ocurrieron fuertes sguateros & d'.imo
dc 10 semAna, El promedio de In
preci pitaei6n fde 1.2l puleadas, Tam.
peratura max INA, 93q, mioima, 649
Division Sur. Ell todas los esta g.
ciones ocuri isron thubaucoa locales,
pero el tiempo fu6 generalmsnts ca
luroso y seeo, CON fuertss vientoz del
Sc. Fl promedio de 10 precipitation
8 0 35 pulgadas. TsmperasurA ma
Xims $50, minima, 66q
Division OsIts La precl lpisaci6n
fue ligera y de cara Mer local Cl
promdio de 10 division tue 81 pulga'
d.. Temperature aximl, ,9lq, mi
nina, Gao
EDWIN G. THOMSON,
Director de Secclon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
El Kaiser en- Viena,
Recepcion sin ceremonia

Viena JUNO Ha egado hoy esta ciudad el en-
perador Guermo vista o6cial pero sin grandes
monias El pueblo, que agrupaba la estaci6n pasa
ba de dez mil personals Todas descubreron al bajar
e soberano aeman confundlrse abrazo el en-
perador de Austria Huugria Ambos dirigeron Pala
co En- Jas GALES tormaban las ropas una nea compacta
Desde los BALCONIES yctoreaba con ecuencia ag-
taban muchas banderas Gulermo II permanecera en-
Vena soamente dos das Esa noche Sc ceebrara
banque en- honor suI 0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
pOl' Gable
PARA LA DEM0CRAC|A"
Las carnes americanas,
Impression en- Inglaterra

Londres JUNO LAS noticias de Washington sobre
la manufacture de carnes Chicago, Mineapols San Pa
blo etc. aqu gran sensation. Sc admira pres
dente Roosevelt por honrada franqueza E amrantaz
go mniserio de la guerra esdn adoptando disposco
prelminares fin de que los productos de ramo
ndspensabes la marina en- eercito Sc preparen en-
las coonas brancas todas las garantias de hygiene
aseo requedas La baja que esta resolution produce la
ndustria de Estados Unidos cacula mas de vente
miones de dollars
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
La bomba envenenada
Continuan los arrestos

ceebraban por boda del rey El entusasmo habia de-
caldo de los dtlmos En- casi todos los
hedos por la bomba exposya estan desarroando sin
tomas ndcadores de enyenenamento de la sangre Sc
eme que morlero arefaCto estuvese envenenado que
las esones resuten ncurabe Los arrestos c0ntpan en-
gran escala medda que avanza proCeso Sc cree que
atentado debe Ia mlsma organization anarqusta que
produo de Paris 1905, contra don Alfonso Mr. Lou
bet La ndIgnaeI6n pubIIca erece de dla en- dia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
La Douma uncomfortable"
Prepdrase la revolution

que e eemento campesno nclinado las soucio
mas radlcaes, obedece otro plan que al eprtu
de cambarlo derrbarlo todo Los mismos eles popula
de la asambea decarau que eemento resuta $in
controabc2 que puede dominar porque c0nsttu
nmensa mayora Hay rumores de que las sociedades
patr6tcas dardn Ia orden de abandonar el errorsmo
preparar revouc6n naconal que abarque Russia
terra que la xDouma2 tenatya de TRANSACTION con
Ell trono, esta completamente fracasada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
BANQUERO SU|CIDA

Irvirg Tucker, de 40tfios de edad,
prssider te del Saw "a Bark, de New
Pert N,wI, en- euyas cuentas apareci6
IN cefsit de Cerca de $40 eco, sc q 1it6
la vida sn su habiiIcl6n, discarSndo'
80 IN tiro de revilver, en- oil momento
en- cue Ia policfs abtis la puerta pa
re- srrestsrlo. Como Tucker esperI-
bA o. arreato, Ie prepi r6 para el case,
y es ssi que Iernant clio delsnts de N
esreio, con el srna so 10 mano, q que
les encsrgsdoH de reducIrlo prisItr
SO preaentaIsn con tal obietc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
SIGUEN LAS HUELGAS

Los maquiniItas, caiiatAs, taba'
qusroS, cOeheroI, en- fn, caai todos los
induAtriAles, hasta los etterrsdores de
difuntoT, han tenido & blen deolArsrIe
go huelga on New York; y como G.
natural, 81 pdbllco le ha toaadc su-
fir les eonIecuenciAs.
FAltAban los pinsoreliy 6ItoS, que
no podiAn quedArse atras, han Segui.
do 81 ejemplo de loI otros dsIconten-
los, J en- ntmero de 6. 1000 30 han sChA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
El canciller Won Bulow
Una carta del Kaiser

Berlin JUNO 7Antes de sair hacia Viena e empera-
dor Gulermo dirgo al cancier Van Bulow cara muy
afectuosa leicitandoe por restabecmento gradual
diciendoe que espera tenere uno 6 durante largos
amos todavia FIN de presto Aemania empentes
servcios Esta carta desruyelcs que crcuaban
sobre possible sustucion de Mr. Won Bulow per Mr.,
Radowits Cr6ese que mantendra la nterindad hasta
tanto que frmero halle condolences de
de los regocios exteriores del impero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07

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