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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-13
Mr.. BRYAN AFTER
ROGER SULLIVAN
Issues Statement
Charging Latter
is a "Boss."
|LL|NO|SOEMOCRATs ROBBED
OF Political Power Says
Great Commoner..-"Let
Fight Begin"

Paris, Aug, l3.-William J. Bryan
today gave out statement concern
ing the controversy respecting the
Illinois Democratic National Com
mitteeman, that has grown out of
Mr., Bryans letter demanding the
resignation Of National Committee
man Roger Sullivan, to which demand
Mr.. Sullivan returned prompt refus.
al and stated that Mr.. Bryan had been
misinformed respecting the situation
by M. +. Dunlap. Mr.. Bryan's rejoinder
says no one but himself is responsible
for the information in his letter and
that he intended to ask Mr.. Sullivan
to resign before he should see Dun
lap Mr., Bryan added:
Makes Grave Charges Against sulli'
van and Hopkins.
| 81 entcred into this contest because
| believed that Roger Sullivan and
John Hopkins had deliberately robbed
! the Democrats of Illinois of their po-
litical right and / still believe so.
To secure political power by force, or
! by fraud ought to be as dsgraceful
in the eyes Of the public as to secure
money by force or fraud. | cannot
conceive of any plausible excuse which
Sullivan can make FOR remaining on
the National Committee. If body Is
unable to rid itself Of the leadership
of men like Sullivan, who seek to con-
troll the party organization in order
to advance their corporate interests.
it might as we'll dissolve. While |
was anxious to give Sullivan chance
to retire without fight, it is probably
Just as we'll that he refused for II
we must fight to purify the party Or
ganization, the sooner 1t begins the
better"
Approves Of Work Of Majority League.
The statement adds an expression
of confidence and approval OF the
work of the majority rule league and
If Messrs. Dunlap Rainey. Thompson
and Nelson.
Committeeman Sullivan is "Sore" TOO
Chicago, Aug. 13.-National Com
mitteeman Sullivan when interviewed
today as to Bryan's latest utterances,
declared that there was no truth IN
them.
He said: "Mr. Bryan got all oil
his information from Mr. Dunlap and
is doing what Dunlap wants. HIS
statement is not true as to the control
of the state convention two years ago,
as a national committeeman on the
committee on credentials. Mr.. Bry'
an is not bigger than the entire Dem
ocratic party
Mr.. Sullivan referred to letter
which he said Bryan had written to
BENJAMIN NJ. Caldwell, the Democratic
nominee for Congress from the TWEEN
ty-first district, in which he said Mr
J Bryan admitted that he had received
all of his information from Dunlap
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-13
CRAZED MAN
SHOOTS FIVE
Turns Revolver Into Crowd at Con.
ey Island Then FIees--Sever.
al viii Die.

New York, Aug, 13.-While the
Oceanic Walk, in the Bowery at
Coney Island, was still crowded early
today, an unidentified man pulled a
revolver, fired two shots into the
back of waiter at Stauch's restau-
rant, then turned the weapon into the
crowd and fired four times as quickly
as he could pull the trigger.
Four persons were writhing in agony
on the board walk when the man fled
toward the ocean, threatening any
person who would pursue him. He
escaped.
The injured, three of whom may
die, are:
THOMAS FITZPATRICK, twenty
five years old, of Brooklyn.
THOMAS MCDONALD, nineteen
years old, of Newark, New Jersey.
ANNIE SMITH, twenty years old,
of Williamsburg.
GEORGE WHITE, twenty-six years
old, of Coney Island.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-13
MISSING THREE YEARS
AND MADE $4,000
CHICAGO Professor Handed Wife a
Roll of Bills But Wanted No
Questions Asked.

Chicago, Aug. 1S.-After an unex.
planned absence of three years Profes-
sor Charles N. Frye, former superin.
tendent of the Chicago Normal School,
has returned home. One of his first
acts upon his arrival at his home was
to hand a roll of crisp $100 bills, total.
ing five thousand dollars, to his wife
with the remark. ASK no questions"
Frye was thirty-one years old when
he disappeared. Since that day nc
word was received from him by his
wife. He is said to have made money
in the Philippines where he resided
for several years,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-13
INTERNATIONAL.
PRINTERS MEET
In Annual Convention at Colorado
sprnes--To Continue Fight For
Eight Hour Day.

Colorado Springs Colo, Aug. 13.--
The tifty-second annual convention Of
the international Typographical Union
opened this morning. Mayor Henry
G, Hall, and six other prominent citi-
zens welcomed the three hundred
delegates who represent 10000 union
printers. President James r. Lynch
of the union responded. The chief
event of today was the formal presen-
tation of the books to Amos M. Cum.
mings for the library at the Union
Printers Home which is located here.
The chief business before the conven-
tion, which will continue all this week,
is the consideration of plans for fur
ther carrying on the fight for an eight
hour day. The organization has ex-
pended up to date about 100000 in
conducting this fight.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-13
CARRIED DOWN IN
BURNING BALLOON
Feet and Escaped Alive A.
though Injured.

New York, Aug, 13.-Wilson Ellen
quist, thirty-six years old, Of Brooklyn,
and Joseph Moss, twenty-four years
old, of Williamsburg, professional
aeronauts, were severely injured by
burns and contusions from falling
from burning balloon at Flatbus last
night. They used large hot air bal
loon and a great crowd assembled to
witness the start. When the balloon
reached an altitude of about two hun
dred feet there was a muffled report,
small flame was seen to curl out OF
one side of the bag and it seemed to
collapse when about fifty feet from
the crowd. When the flaming mass OF
cotton and ropes struck the ground
fifty men sprang forward and dragged
the men from their perilous position
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-13
RIOT ON CONEY
ISLAND CARS
Passengers Refused
to Pay Extra
Fare.
WERE THROWN INTO STREET
Blockade Extended for Miles
Judges Decision Was
the Cause.

New York, Aug. 3.-Disturbances
on Coney Island surface cars and ele
waited trains because Of Justice Gay
nor's statement Of Saturday that the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company die
not have the right to demand a double
fare to the island, lasted from early
morning until early today.
Lines of Stalled Cars Reached for
Miles.
The cars were stalled in lines tha'
extended for miles While the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit Company inspect
ors argued and pleaded with the pas
sengers to pay the second fare anC
finally wound up by dragging obstre
porous passengers from the cars ant
throwing them into the streets by thu
thousands. The company did this will
the aid of two hundred and fifty spe
cial policemen and a corps of inspect
Ors.
n tollIlHuOuN lIpL WIS i'll progress
along the main lines of travel. Tw,
women were injured, one so seriousl!
that she may die. innumerable per
sons were bruised and several wer,
arrested on charges of assault.
Prominent Men Thrown OF Cars.
Among those who were put off til,
trolley cars was President Bird S
Coler of Borough, Brooklyn. Mr.
Coler then addressed the crowd AM
told them not to pay a second fare
The police took an active part in tn,
trouble in the evening by arrestin,
two Brooklyn Rapid Transit superin
tendents and three inspectors and
motor man or two for not moving tn
cars. Blocking the highways was tn
charge.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-13
VETERAN SOLDIERS
AT ENCAMPMENT
In MinneapoIis-Promises to Be One
OF the Most Successful Ever Held
Despite Lessening Numbers.

Minneapolis, Aug, 19.-Veterans by
the thousands and other visitors by
the hundreds and thousands have been
pouring through the streets of Mime
apolis since dawn. This is the first
day of the fortieth annual encamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the Re
public which Is to continue through
the week and despite the fact that
the old soldiers are SO rapidly lessen
ing In numbers it promises to be one
of the most successful ever held Aside
from the encampment itself there will
be the annual meetings of the affiliated
societies. No candidates for the honor
of being the next commander of the
organization have arrived. The con-
test is expected to grow warmer dur
ing the next twenty-four hours how
ever. The leading candidates are
Captain P. H. Coney, of Topeka, Kan
sas; r. B. Brown. of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
and Charles G. Burton, of Missouri
There is no contest for any of the
lesser offices.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-13
TUCUMCARI VOTES
FOR INCORPORATION.
snecial to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Tucumcari, N. NJ, Aug, 13.--The
special election here on Saturday up
on the question of Incorporating the
town. resulted in favor Of incorpora-
tion The following were elected men,
bers Of the town council: H. H. Harg-
is, Henry Neafus, J. j. Pace, Robert
s. Coulter, Frank Gutierrez. John M.
Lawson was chosen city marshal,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-13
TROUBLE OVER
WYOMING PROJECTS
For lrriaatine Large Tracks OF Lands
Government Investigating FAIL
IRE of Contractors.

Washington, D. G., Aug. lS.-As
soon as inventories have been taken
of the contractors outfits seized by
the Geological Survey at Corbett tllll-
mel and Shoshone Dam, on the irriga'
tlon projects Of northern Wyoming,
consideration will be given to the
plans for completing these great con-
tracts. The failure of Charles Speer
ait Corbett tunnel and of Pendagast,
Clarkson at Shoshone Dam to live up
to the terms of their contracts is be-
ing investigated and may have some
bearing on the method of completing
the works. Tt is likely that the Geo
logical Survey will continue the
works with the equipment and sup
plies seized rather than let another
contract. More than a million dollars
Is involved.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-13
ALLEGED FRAUDS IN
SAN JUAN COUNTY
Land Affairs Are Being Investigated
BY Special Agent Dezendorf--
Hart.Spohn Case Up.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Aztec, Aug, 13.-F. G. Dezendorf
special agent for New Mexico and Ari-
zona of the General Land Office, is
here investigating number of land
entries and alleged frauds in San Juan
County and especially the Hart.Spohn
desert land contests. He arrived In
Aztec Wednesday. A continuation Of
taking of evidence in the Hart-Spohn
case commenced again today. The
United States is represented by Spec
ial Agent Denzedorl.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-13
JEROME WOULD
RUN FOR GOVERNOR
cf New York on Democratic Ticket
If Sufficiently Urged" Is Opinion
Of Former campaigner.

New York, Aug. 13.--John A. Hen
bury, chief clerk in District Jerome
office and manager Of Mr.. Jerome
last campaign, gave 1t as his belief
yesterday that Mr.. Jerome, would ac
cept the nomination for governor or
the Democratic ticket if there was g
strong demand for his nomination.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-13
MAD MULLAH KILLS
THOUSAND PEOPLE IN RAID

London, Aug. 13-The correspond
ent at Alden of the Mail reports that
the Mad Mullah has raided the Somal
iland border, killing more than 1000
of the Rake Haron tribe, dwelling in
the Ogaden region and capturing TO-,
900 camels.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-13
PHILIPPINE VETERANS
SEVENTH REUNION
At Des Moines, lowa-commander.
in-chief Frost Makes Address
Soldiers In Attendance.

Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 13.--The
seventh annual reunion of the. army
of the Philippines convened here to-
day and the delegates were addressed
by the commander-in-chief, Alfred s
Frost. Prominent Philippine veter.
ans. including Generals Hale and
Green. are arriving from every section
of the country.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-13
RUSSIA IS BAD PLACE
FOR "FESTiVE COPS

st. Petersburg, Aug. 13.--Last night,
three policemen were murdered in
st. Petersburg, one in Moscow and
three in Kazean.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
Bl8LrorECA DE LA DEMooRACiA.

fmAr ms opinion de ella Cuando e amor % mexca an nuas
no ene mucha necesdsd de que syuden sabd
60 cerrAre Ia puertA no medic mpedre an
trtd'; ptro sh'ra entr6 ventana: hs aqu c6mo:
III oven vesdo de h6sar mas que Gast6n n
ho Doradour Gin tabao abandon6 sus smo
rs de gusrnlc on scAblbI de egar "a madrA Ell
cello qoao bci6n ocupada Margot estuvss en- nm
aogulo de del ioven tAmb 6 dec que as dos VEN
nAs d'9'n un, fe0 otfa vs basssnte prtxims Mar
gt co"i con se6ra Doradou quedndose su do h,,ts Il
hora 10 mar; dads las siet. de maK.ns ht Las dooe
prTacl en- su htbit'c6n Gt6n yuria del tiemoo ga
Tbs en- "ya dorsnte aque hor.s Magot no enf. osra
Goa meor que hacor o coloI vent,na mrsnd
Is de ~ vecino
L. vecndd h aldo en- sodo tempo cana. de 0r.nd.. d,,
grscss NJ hay nsds pegroso qua una veCus h.rmom
qoe torse ea no hay M de- sa con
coy ur1e tmprano por encODtala hermoa Gat6n tana
an squ'h rdondo Cogado ventan seu6o costu
ore de los solt'fos Daute de espeo aebs penbs
pcna Ia cotba MAgot no6 enfa hermoos abeoa ensor
tAdos nAtuamene ea ue de que Nagot comprase nm
fsco de sce de Vot tuvisse cudado os dos lo
os negro que ALLAN de dbto de co6a
soH mry brlaues Sc tercib6 mb 60 de t6n uAba
corottat muy boplta ctmband ala
conor6 docna de ps6eos de ued M ma. hArmo.s oos
hAo en- MrA Gt6 entire o eIfs bre Que taota
nolgntcon csus1os al h0ofo de Gnebr Que e hxu
trs cen 50 amgo Grmm mpisba as a. decA
seq con un strumeoo hecho 6n MlrRot no era mas
ootA QUE R1osseo en- de ndgDare comtr6 on cepo
para oeuar r puso mton,s neQru ous no
porclon de las Mngot poda msre como DOR
tpIo On pfnttlon ercArDtdO chAQues
rodon's n'gos MrEot que tents un tr. de ca a.
fr.nsla co or escsr para imi.ar Il ch,ous
A FnRlo 'ener NAL en- 81 oido Sc hzo por ls ana
una ca de iecopeo ss H.bsndo vIto 90 abscar. ds 4
oma de Cation retrAto d- Napoleon ella Oh 40 ene Al IA
Josehns 6mo of1 6 st6a dio Ia hors de smoTxar
qus goatshA muh buena toA MArgk venciendo an
natural hmdez do e mundo hsb pads uus "a hi.
Ce lor q1e ella de padres Las hcl lalos los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

Sc nos irforma que en- la mayer
psrts dc los preblos de la costa Norie
el sArampi6n hsce essrsgos. Lls es,
cuelas permanecen cerrsdas. FL de
partamento de Educaci6n psrmance
tamb!en c.rrado q les protsatas de los
profeaores que reclsman medida, %.
nitArias.
-El sehor. DIAZ NAVARRO hA
eatahlecido su OAaina do Ahog sdo y
su NotArfa en- esta siudGd, salla do San
Juato n6nsro IL.
Fierce anita 10 Corte Federal, Cor.
10 do Dissrito do soda 10 Isla y Corte
Suprsma, dsdicandoae asimismo oil
exameo do titulos de propisdades, Ia
corporation dc CorporASiones del pais
y axsrangeras y tramitsci6n do expe'
diensea dc appropriation iorxoaa.
Aeeptando 10 noble eompetencia
hoy estableeida on sl siercicio do Las
profesionsa do Abogado y Notario, oil
aefior DIAZ NAVARRO 90 dispone &
cobrar & sus elientea honor arios exec.
sivamente mddlcos.
-Mafsna 40 dsspAchAra1 los nom.
bramiensos de conceiAles de Ponce
que iueron sprobAdos aver ca ell Con.
81 Executive.
Hoy extioguieron sus condemns
ca Ia cAicsl munlclpal los prssos Ro
que Gnada ups, Emilia Rodriguez,
Asuncion GArrldo, Jdaa G Qlfi me
Falgencio Colon y Co.ilde Rodriguez
Aver fue reducldo q prisi6n Dor
10 polic1a detective Gabriel Colon,
acusado de seduction.
Daniel Dlsz f4e asistido aver er
10 salA de S)oorros ds una hsrida fn'
elsa en- 10 palma de la msno derecha.
LA seflorks Ana Laisa Ramlrez
| ha lido propu lrtA por la Junta esco
lar de Maysgi u para d.sempt Il ar una
escuela gradua1a en aQuella ciudsd
HO3PEDAJE.-L1 aoliclts, cor
comidas, IN mAtrimoa aio con una &C.
norita y I'm ioven, Tres habltacione.
VA mirador y dos h lbisaciones sor
ut cssariss. TAs mejores refersL ella,
90 darap, Dirlgirse & 3uesped.s
Apartado s37, San Juan.
Eta mAhana 40 sa!i6, COMO In
dicamos aver hacla Ponce, el Gobar
nador Mr.. Win h:op por atsnder {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

L. de Honve tbl una leala d. Chlrtres csrcs
de media de 10. padres de M,rgIris M pr.cs IN
casto pero una hsmosa gr4n p,r1ue ra
Doradou iba ftecasncia desde h,c much no
hibs en- ella encargado L> pracipt a-l v.
la convercopes aecretas del IL ancxns 70
Margnt nQuistknd H.
No h'cfA mu dos dfu que Ia st6ora por,door h /.
gAdo todos los pquts. estAbAn Arrsgao
VIC avanzr por anurs disz cooso
era famia Pedeeu vena ofrecer e,petos IL mAdrs
svab un c'Ito de tut lo hnG tenn cAds an
neso de aess e buenazo del padre evAudo en-
bolos dos grAndeI meones escogidos msmos oz
gGdos como los melores del m'onI La Dordour rsob6
lbs pTeseotss IcoatumbrAds bnndad Us hf pre-
visto vaa de srrsndsroE c6 de afmAro echo b
sios de IedA AOres las much,ch una puns para
m.dre ell buenIzo de Pedseu hrmoo rombrero &c
hro de anthu alas c1ya cntI esttbA s1es per ha de
C4mbAdos los aandos Mrgo reboants de dblo ,Alud
aDIre6 ant. 'ms do'O6 que les hlbo abaz1dO odcs
madrus hiso stI elogc ablndo 81 duz rs sa
putenci' 50 cract'ry h"ta los aegcs que sntrg,b las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

Ultimas operaclonss de szdcar:
Para IL exportaci6n cotizsci6n
s3 31i polarization garantizado.
kcclones
Banco dc Pto. Rico % Gi3
Baneo Territorial. . 151 Ais.
Banso Populass... e1o all.
Buques anunclados
vapor espaGol sMigusl M. PM
lloss. sali6 el is del eorriente de Ca
narias para eats.
vapor americana sPhiladelph ia,.
Proce .ente de New York recalara el
hoy
Vapor espafiol <Montevldeos. Es
tara aquf ell % dei corrisnte proseden
(, to de 10 Penfnaula.
vapor ingles sLindss. Este va
por dc 10 liasa Nosson sali6 OF II del
corrient, de Montevldeo con carga 70.
neral dc tasai para este puerto.
vspor espaf1ol sCatalina,. EstS
d 10 carga en- Barcslona y sAldla pa'
rA esta el 80 Gel corriente.
vApor americana sBsrmonds, Es'
tAla aquf en- 10 pr6xlma semana pro.
cedenie de New Orleans y puertol de
eata isla.
vapor amsrieano sCAroliuas, sal.
drA dc NV York para 9ssa el "a del
actual. !
Vspor americana SCoamos con
destiuo q New York zarpara de este
puerto o. q del actual.
10nsaron puerto
Proesdente de Colon y escalas el
vapor esps mol sMonssrrats.
Se habilstaron dc sasda.
Vaptr espaaol sMonserrab para
los pusrtos del Meditsrraneo.
Buques On puerto
TRAvSEIA
<Hsrstio L. Bek ,rs descarg ando
xEmly ]. Wltss ca 'gando
<1arold G. B ,rs dssssrgando
COsTANEROS
Mayaeh ssnas Ag,la y Msyagti z
<Progresos MaunAbo y arroyo.
<naria Artaus viequeI.
eAuselia. Vlequss
Gala B anca, N,guabo
eEsperauaN Salinas
- <Eucarnacl6ns pendients
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
DOCTOR GUSTAVO MUH0l

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medicina de Madrid y Ex.pro-
fesor Clinico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de la misma Fa.
cultad, de regreso de su viaje
4 Madrid, ha establecido su
ofcina professional en- Ia Gale
de Tetuan nQ 81.
Horas de consulta de z 4
4 p. m. Telefono NJ 326. d.
En- sl vapor sMonasrrais smbar.
co hoy para Espsna don Antonio
Moreno San.f, Sub coleetor do renlas
internas que fi6 de Rio Piedras. ii
aefior Moreno 6iark 81 rtsidencia on
Madrid.
-Tsmblen embarca hoy para 10
penfn.ula espsi ola 10 hsrmana do 10
Carload Sor Fslipa, Euperiora dol
Hospital dc San Aasonio, de Maya
gu q.
THE MAY FLOWER. - Cristc
ST. 16. San Juan, R.-A una eua.
dra de los carros eleetrieos J prinei'
pales sdifeios del Gobisrno. Espl6n
dida vista q 10 bahia. Baaos modsF'
nos sanitarioa. Hahitaoionss frsseas
exquisite eomida pusrtorriqueaia !
americana. Preeios moderados. .-EAI
Liza RAMIREZ, viuda do Masfsrrsr
Aver faeron detenidos ca Albo
ntto, Felipe Ortiz y Sixo Nsgr6n
presuntos autores do un s.ealamlentt
on primer grado que 90 oomsti6 On o
barrio sHslschal' do Barranquitas
ca 10 tisnda de vissorio Pagan.
-En Salinas fu6 ooupsdA aysl
por 10 policia una vaca que habfa de
saparecida dol dsE6aiio municipal d
Santa fsabsl.
En- YabneoA ta4 sorpren lid,
anoehs una iugAda srrslt2ndo & sci
lindlviduoa.
~THE lHNLvETIA.-T calls d
o Cruz. Gran casa do h6spedes. sTa
BILE d. hosels. Aposentos para familia
= personals solas. ComidAs & oincuen
10 centavos cubierto. Baiios. Tel6fon
l92. Apartsdo eorreo, 2s6. Propiesa
rio, Pedro schira. Nota' Eate hotc
sstA 4 cargo do una seforita cagus
d.
-Eata mafiana ialle:on hacia pon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

consultas de flncit narios y asuntos
de admInistraci6n.
Don Ramon E. Oisro de 10 firms
Nevarez y Osero, Arecibo P. r. sci.
drA do un momento & otro & una ex
cursl6n por los pueb Of de oriente, no
solo llsvando una variedAd de buenos
arsiculos para Ia vents, sino tam
ben 4 tomar nota do TODD 10 que In
tereien comprar dlrectamente q los
Ests dos Uaidos. Los artfell 9 en-
csrgados no se pagan por adsl antado
y hay deresho q devolve los en- el acto
de ser recibidos sino guatareD, cerc
no despres de ser usados 9 haya trans
currldo mas de un dia.
ILABORES.-se .ollol,.r
Bordadorosy baenas Calodoras asegu.
randoles trabsioc CT nstants. Proporcio
namos Ia sela y dibujo snvlandolos q
cualquer parle de la i.ls. Dlrigi .se 4
The Porto Rico Dranwa Work &
Embroidery CO Fortaleza 10. Tam.
bIen sc solicitau Co.tureras, lind
--UN BUEN rsloi de orc 90 el meio.
regalo para Navidsd, F. Kehrhshr
y CO, San Francisco 28, San Juan
Pedro zauors, dutfo del Coat.
WaAhigs NJ ca la Gale del Cris,o
compsreci6 aver tsrde & la Corse mu
nicipal, acusado de consentlr grave,
dei6,denea 8 lumoralidadea en- su 90
tablecimiento. Declararon contra Q
acusado loa Sc II )res don Roaendo Ma
tienso Cintron, don Julio Artesga
don Jose Urrutta y q favor, don Jos
Llabrea, don Rafael Margsry y MI
II, B. Graschs.
La d,f,nsa eatuvo & cargo del II
csnctado doa Jose de G nan Bsni
tee y 81 ilez abiolvlo oil acusado.
UNA TYPEWRITER. s.frori
to, cJ4oclendo 10 maluina do escrI
blr y un poco de t,quigratia, accept
oolocac.6n en- eh,lnas ldollcas 6 Q
clsas mercaniies l Iformes en- l.
DEMoCRACIA.
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ests n>ths be estrensr& una bonit
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

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% casa. para indiear sl psligro { loo
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y pundoaoroso sargsnto Do 10 polieta
insulAr don Francisco Csrrsrsa que
presta ssrvisio % Gaaysma, eondu.
eisndo al prsso don Pedro vrsLa
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riA do San Juan.
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agradAbls del mundof HAssd una vi
sta . ". n Oaldsr6n y CO que son
los Agentes sa sAn Juan P. r. do ID
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sas fsllglosss en- Rio Plsdrss, 60 cmi.
lti6 sl nomors do la ss6orils Marfa
Luisa ForM -, que il4 una Dc las
lqus c mason parss On sl ooro duranss
los Asssas N fsridAs.
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de Santurce varios do los seAorss QUE
f,rman 10 Junta pirssalva del proSss .
tado San .iorio do T Tlbsrsulesos. cod
sl 40 do inspssslonar los tsrrsnos ea
que b do instalars dieht insaiauai6n
-Ru Salinas % sncusntrAn esees'
das las sscusIss por motivos del o.
rampi6n. Eu dicho pueblo hey shlsr'
tos nuevs eoleg sos, euasfo geaduad %,
cuatro rura!ss y una do lngl6s.
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