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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
CHIL|NDRINAS
LetriIla q Qosa parecida. Ell
partito repaSIicahO y ell
seis de Ncviemsre
GOR!.GORI
No hay deuda que no Sc pa
que. Los adversarios tie
nen muchas co1traidas.

P1r mHrh1 q 10 oil adversario
luths porfi .do y tensz,
scslhsrzN lntsigas
quisrA en 10 lid emplear,
auuQue MAG qaine ain tregaS
y recurra & ls msldad,
tan mslsretho sa halla al eAbo
que. pess a Al terco Af&n,
90 desde luego aeguro
que no ss tncorpo1ard,
y, traa al seis de novlembrs,
vlsndo e. f6res rasar,
el pueblo regociiaio
ssi 4 c1ro evclamtra:
-iGori Q3n ga Is llerdn.
~ lie UcUtn 4 e1eterrQr'
Pddo ergui1sa iaciEneioso
y bravuodn. tiempo atra',
, con srmal iltg Ales
auhtr, assr4e y msdrkr;
dsi6 asnsIr su * 4 lenciA
dsmolt d ,rs y fatal;
sin corrective nj fteno
srtttg5:a ain CESAR
4 burlsrsa de les leyeH
y & eHcarnsosr ls moral;
psro l0s tiempos vsri&n:
~ no ea taerse, aunque 90 Audaz,
en- lrgar de Is vlst)ria
hoy lie sg11ria o. flreral,
y, t-as o. saIa dc noviembre,
vlerdo 81 fe et'o psaar,
el pue 3lo reg 'iado
a1i 4 ooro tx,lamsrS
Gofi, g9.i ga le l.pan,
" Ia llcuaM 1 enterrar'
<No hsy deuda qua no SO Dsguts,
dice uu euiig1o r|f.aa.
DsuiRs sleno eSe pRrtido
ada CD msyor cEutlded
que eSsfellas tianeu los oielos
y Areaaa sIsne 10 mar,
mosQpisoa PueYtA ds TERRA
y niglas el Nashuthal;
Y pot tlsrzA & do busn grado,
hian pop r,fss 9 per fss,
laa psgaFa t)das juntas
ways 81 las psgtral
y, trAs 81 asis de noviembre,
al oil pueblo ha de ex,iAmar
& core, m'ents&a resuenA
L. csmpans furerA'.
-tGori goH, "a ls euan
~ u Ile0Qn d entsrrar.
Susrez de M0ta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
YAR|AS NOTICIAS
La mOntuFa de dcs pusOtes,
Canine de Rio piearas
a TrviIIO alto.
EXaMENES De iNGLES
Denuncias por infracci6n de
Rentas nternas. Pro
puestas de maestros.

Eo 81 Dspkrts N ,nto de Obras Pu-
hllcas 90 estao preparando los planes
do audamisge para la moptura de Ioa
puentes de <Rio GrAndeS y sCs1u q Ia.s
Estaa obrAs darAn princi 7io muy en-
hreve
Sc eut& hacienda etflsrzoE PCT
serminar las obras del camino de Ia.
carretera de Rio PiedrAE & Trujlilo
Alto, pueS seGdu parece Sc dispoDe de
poeo dinsro para diehos ttab4ios,
Los txsneneI de log g., para
lUa mAsstros que no Sc txamiaSron 8
que no tleron aprohsdca en- el mes de
Mayo dlhmo, tendrau lugar 81 dia 10
de Agosto pr6xImo, ca lAs pub asio
mes siguientel; San Juan, C&rCllna,
FAiardo, Humaeso, Guyana, Goa
mo, Popc', ksyAgu.z, Ag ladilis,
Larcs, UIuAdo, Areelbo, MAnaM,
IVsga B,iA y Bsyam6n. Son lC4
los maen:oA que deberaa auirir esse
exImen,
Ell ComiaionAdo do EdaeScl6n
he Rrrobtdo las propuessas de mAes
sros h:th.a 20. las Juniss Escolsrea
de Maunab1 SAbara G 'snde,
-El Vega BIia, San GsSm&p,
Agls1ilI, thielSs y Palitss, se
han preaentAdo v&rias denuEo az poE
Inf sec on leYes de rsntSs intsrDaS
SIS htlkn sn San Jusr, delde
aver, nueGiros smigos y corfsligons
rios de 6 lsytma std iyeS dnator G.r
cfs Lscot don Saptes Lsh Ga J dcl
Joie FsHx Aicierx
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31

Por AGuerdo de 10 Junta Central
se svisx & las JIniAs ds d!strito, 4
las JdntAs locales J q todos les GORE.
liglonarios
70 -Qls las AsAmbleas primsrias
para elegir delegsdos que asistan q
las conveueiones municipales, serau
convocadAs en- todos los puebloa de la
i,la, por las Jantas locales, para que
puedsn reuuirse en- cAda bArrio, ell II,
al 10 6 el 26 de Agosto, que seraa dfAs
fmtivoy, corf)rme lss reglss 81.
guientes;
Ala c>nvacatoris, Autatlzsda por
ell presidents de 10 Junta local, de.
be eircular impresA con protasi6n y
aer& isdA por 10 msnos en- diez al
tios pd da.cos de cAda bsrrio rural 8
urhano quItc, dfas Autas de 10 "a.
cha en- que h.ya de eslebraris 10
s.,mb'ea En- cada pueblo las
aamb,e1s 90 e.aa simultSneas.
r -Eu dich. convocItor'a ae EXPIRE.
ra con ted, elarida5; 70 La fechs
della asambes % Ls casa en- que
hs de veri6;arse. 80. Ls persona
que ha ds pres!dirla 40. Las no.
rss, ds 8 de 10 msfiana 4 de 10
tsrde, pree'sAmsnte, que dursrA 10
10 votac.6n,
G A eAda barrio de 1870 bahitsntea
8 mencs cortesponde slegir uu de-
legAdo fla convsrCI6n. CuAndo el
barrio tenga mas de mil b Abitsr'es
le correspondent IN de'egado mas
por cAda quinientos b hsbitsrtos de
sxesso. Ell las papeletss, que &C.
ran hschss ca pspel blsnco, 500
ss eucribirS 81 nombre nombres de
Ics candidates Solo. tienen dere-
eh votar los unionlslaS msyorea
de PLAN Q.
q La iunta local nom r. ara I'm c1rrs
Ig onarjo one preAida cadA assm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31

blea. Este, & sill vez, W an ei 10
cal donde el kcto 90 vsrlGque, DO
siguMa dos SesrstArios que Eepan
leer escribir do ur m 1do correcto'
Cuando en- I'm pueblo ex'st'n dos
fracc ones manteniendo cRodidasu.
rAs dtsttutas. esda fescsi6n prssen
tara 81 prexideote de Ii asambleA un
secretario, que este sceptsra. 81 no
% 10 preasntsren, 10 eligirA libre
msuts, proearando qne los dos se.
cretarioa no perssnezcau una mia
ma feaec,6n. NJ podra ser Presi.
dentes nj sesretarios los empleadoa
del munieiai
e La votsc'6n SO sbrir& en- toisa
las Gasmbleas q las nueve de Ia
m1nsna Sc eerrara & las cuatre
de 10 tsrde, petciea11oss en,egdi
ds ell e,crutinio on presercis do loI
electores que dssFen eoncurrir a es
10 orersci6a. Z rs'ultsco se s3un
clara en- alta VIZ y c'pssa-a en- rr
acta brevs y consiss, admit eados'
las protsang que Sc pressIsan.
90 -Lss Rctss de las assmblesi
primariss y las protastAa. si lei
hty. SO ertrsgs "a ell mismo dis
antes do las dI-z de Is uoche, al presi
dents de Ia J ansA local, que las guar
dar6 b. su eust1dls,- convocAndt
para ell Domingo mas prfxlmo a lo'
dslegados elsst9s, fn de oonst't1il
Ia e1nvsuci6n municipal y deaigusl
las esndldataras.
80 LAS protsatAs present dAs er
las 1sambleas ssra1 remltidas sin de
mora alg.as & la Jants Central qp'
nombrsr de su aeno un jurado par'
rssolver sobre e'laa antss dsl diA sE
cue dsha verifcerte Ia e7nvenei6I
munie!psl. Las decisiores de- cate ia
rsdo seraa inapelsbleI y eiseutoriAs
una vsz gus lSs apruebe Ia JGnsa Cso
trAl,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
EI hambre qJe RE
EDIOTO

En 10 Corte Municipal del Dlstrito
judicial Municipal ide g ityAms.
E,tkdoA I 'itos de Am6rcA .. 3.
Ell Presidents de lea E.tAdos Uai'
dos
Ls nsrsantil sRamos y Compafiis ,
DemAndAnte. VI. Jusa Cruz Vsz-
Quts y AlVarAdo, deusn dado.
EmpI, &qmi.nt0.
El Pueblo de Puerto R!so & Jusp
Cruz VAIQuts J AivArsdo, qIs %
hAlla ausents de la isa, 6 sea sl de
mIndsdo sntss msneion&jo.
Fer 10 presents SO ntt e = 4 raIsd
que Sc hA prele1tado en Ia f,Ina de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
FuHTO Y APARTt

tC0ntinUaci6n de Ia pdgina 1q)
do Eu hlr6dromc, spareo en- 10 &c pri
mar termino el smigo JaSq IA Barrel
70, como director de dIeh, rsvIstA,
E,su i tImo I 4 nero : "a una ca
ricAturs, qua me d. 10 gaus de tradu
cir por 81 pAttdo unionisis = el repu
bIicanc; squsl gsnAndo per msdia ca
hexI.... 10 qua eS un ApasionAmien
-, pues gAuaremoS por d. os6 cAloFci
sueroos.
v hAftR de eAhAlloa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
FOR THE BREAKFAST TABLE.
"PopoVers" Had Origin in Brain Of
Chinese Cook.

This recipe for popoyers came from
California, from Sam, a China boy
cook who always called this delicious
breakfast bread Jim Pops He used
10 bake them in stoneware caps. but
hot, bUstcrcd sem pans iii auaa 3.
For one dozen Jim Pops allow four
eggs, one cup pastry -four HAN a gea-
spoonful salt and a pint rich mills
Peat whites Of the eggs TO a stiff fr0th
with a wire cake whip, and sct asid,
Peat tie Yolhs with a Dover beater
and add TO them the milk. Sift 10.
gcther a liberal pint OF -four aud
half teaspoonful salt and beat the
milk gradually into it. still USING thc
Dover beater. When the -four milk
and egg from stiff batter without
humps, take out The beater ana grad
ually fold IL the stimy beaten whites.
Do not stir once with a circular mo.
tion after adding the whites 5ut n-
corporate them in the mixture By
folding 50 as not to break down The
air cells in the beaten eggs. Have
the cups well creased pour in the
battcr and bake threc-quarters OF an
hour in a moderately hot oven until
the puifs are wen popped and delicate
u Drowned
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
De: SPOT
The President is Called BY Republi
can Club Because Of tljs Ousting
Negro Troops From Army.

Cincinnati. Ohio, Nov lin a
e resolution calling the action Of Pre-t.
dent Roosevelt in dischargtng three
companies Of negro troops from the
my for attacks on citizens in Texas.
a "despotic inscription OF power the
Union Republican club has con
demned The action of the president
The re.oIu in stated that the prosi
dent ha, departed from his position in
holding open the door Of hope to the
negro
A copy will be cent 10 congress and
IL is requested that the presidents
power in such matters be restricted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
CHAUFFEURs IN SILK CAPS.

London. Nov 12.-The chauffeurs
II fashionable motorists are uow wear
ing SIX automobile caps Of peaked
shape. The cap is finished with a
shiny peak with cockade placed mil
itary fashion in front
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
TO CLEAN LACE CURTAINS.
Proper Drying the Most Difficult Part
Of the Operation.

First ah3ic TIE curtains FREQ fr9m
dust and fhon wash thom in wa-m
ands. e0ucorr Eeo.ly go a. mot geo
break the mo hos in The taco aw
wave up ard down DO nof rub lIem
either viii Ne bands or on board
Boil. rinse. bhic or yellow with coTco
II they arc cclu starch lightly before
the net BEGINS 10 lry. then put In Tho
air (sunshine II convenient and dr.
as quickly as is possible DRIVING is
the most didicnls par, Of the cleans
ing. for each scail7D in the curtain
should be pulled into shape and
pinned either to a regular curtain
frame or on a sheet put OH the aoos.
for unless the corners and edges are
all stretched taut. the curtains mav
dry in creascs and wrinkles that are
undesirable
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
ROBBED OF $4,000 IN GEMS.

Syracuse. n. y Nov. r. Mrs Rob
arse Deyt prominent and wealthy
society woman, whose husband is n
member Of Tie firm Of Dey Brothers
day goods merchant was robbed Sat
.rlay night OF IS 600 worth Of jewels.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
SPARTA HIGH SCHOOL AND
BUSINESS COLLEGE.

SPARTA HIGH SCHOOL AND
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Fall Term Opens Sept. II.
instruction thorough and practic-
al Teaching force increased.
Rooms improved making ideal
business school rooms. GREGG
Shorthand, Touch Typewriting.
Advanced Business Methods, and
Expert Penmanship taught by
highest class instructors obtain
able,
Graduates very successful in
securing and Holding positions.
Sparta Business Mems Assoca-
ton assists graduates to positions.
Expenses about one-haIf that
Of any other reliable business
school, Catalogue and particu-
lars mailed free. Address, S, 8.
Hood, Supt. or j. B. Lemon,
Sec, Sparta, III.
e44S%@@~S . .
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13

&C GUARANTEED AND SOLD BY O
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES

Advertisements for these columns
Will be taken until ~ m. for the
evening edition and until r. m. for
the mornfng and Sunday edition.
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1c a word thereafter. NOthinE taken
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tion. These advertisements must be
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OF The Bee. Answers so Addressed
win be delivered on presentation Of
cheek.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

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WHOLESALE paper house wants bright
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28
wANTED-MALEHELP
Delay Means Decay

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

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B-5sS 28x
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28
PATENTS
AUTOMOBILES

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Chicago ~ -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

WANTBD-Colored boy, Is OF IS years Old
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28
WANTED-MALE HELP

Thoroughly experienced man wanted
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

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The Bradstreet System, Rochester, N, Y,
B-65T 2sx
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

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Chicago. B-6ls @x
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28
wANTED-To RENT

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take part OF small furnished nat, close In.
West Farnam district; references re-
K-T8 4H
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

NTANTED-Rellable Matchmaker, IN ore Of
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B-412
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28
MEN WANTED

MEN WANTED.
The Business Mems Association OF Wagner,
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now building, or furnish thousands Of
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bushel that VIII go nifty bushels To the
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board, $500. Can furnish employment for
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Donald Sec. Business Mems Association,
Wagner, s. d. B-M6s4 81
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

Experienced piledriver work.
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M. Hauser, "a Madison st., Chicago, Ill.
B-629 8x
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

LEARN telegraphy, electrical work or
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

WANTED-Traveling salesman TO repre-
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America: we want good men; a splendid
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In writing be plain and give full informa-
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AIRY earned, age, etc, or no attention win
81 given 10 your application. Missouri
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

DEWEY EurODean hotel. isth and EOrP9ss5nn.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

II your ability justlfes you holding a
better position you should register with us.
Calls for competent and reliable men are
more numerous than applicants.
We need In part:
once clerk and bookkeeper, 80.
Bookkeepcr and correspondent, SO
photographer and bookkeeper, $50.
StenoErapher and bookkeepeIs, 80.
Shipping clerk, experienced $50.
And many others.
Call or write.
WESTERN REF. AND BOND ASSN, INC.
Dept. 3, si0-E-2 N. Y. LAfe Bldg.
R-glg q
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-18
Sir HuOn wins. the SeagRte Stakes at
leighton Beach,


NEW YORK July l7.-Sir Huon, at 10
3, won the Seagate stakes, one mile and a
furiong at Brighton Beach today. Albert
F. and Make Wit raced together for
two lengths behind. Troxler gave Sir Huon
his head on the stretch ard he won by two
lengths. Albert F. outgamed Make Witt
for the place. Kiemesha, at TO 5, won the
second race eased up, by one aud a half
lengths. Three favorites won. Results:
First race, selling, six furlongs: Clements
won, Mint PeTia second, Orphan Lad third
Second race six furiongs: KIamesha
won, Bryan second, Corn Blossom third.
Time: :43%.
Third race. selling. mile and a sixteenth:
Hyperion won, Azelina second, Edith James
third Time 1:47.
Fourth race, the seagate stakes, one mile
and furlong: Sir Huon won. Albert F.
second Make Witt third Time: 1854.
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth: Far
West won, Sailor Boy second, Blonde third.
Time: 1:47%
sixth race. I'VE furlongs: KillaIoe won,
Dominator second Dunvallo third. Time y:
Seventh race, selling, mile and a six
vena third. Time: 1:4Sas.
CINCINNATI, July H.-Results at La
tonia:
First race six furlongs: Inspector Girl
won. Lady March second, Cygnet third
Time: / :202k
Second race. FIVE and one-half furlongs:
Elected won, Demo second, Avendow third.
Third race. six furlongs: Miltiades won.
Meadow Breeze second, Uncle Henry third,
Time; 1:17%
Fourth race. six furlongs: Wee Lass won.
Prlneipia second, seinda third Time;
Fifth race Eve and one-half furlongs:
Bud Hill won, Sipango second, Friction
sixth race. mile: Matador won. The Mate
second St. George jr. third, Time; l:l6S
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-18
DODGE Goes UP As USUAL
At Last Reports Neither he Nor the
Balloon Had Yet Come Down.
ALLOWS FIFTEEN HITS IN THREE INNINGS
Aver Goes in After that. but the Game
was Lost for Omaha Beyond Any
Hope OF Recovery, Though
Team Batted well,

PUEBLO. Colo. July 7.-Pueblo punched
fifteen hits in the fourth. fifth and sixth
innings in this afternoons game and Sc
cured fifteen runs, which easily won the
last OF the series. Dodge, who was sent
in 10 open the game, held the locals down
without a run until the fourth. Then the
bombardment began, and. aided by few
passes and some bubbles by the visitors, the
Indians chased each other around the cir
cult Dodge was taken out at the end OF
the sixth. but the game was already lost
for Omaha. Faurot who was batted out Of
the box Monday, went back, and while he
was hit hard from the start. he remained
aud pitched good enough to win. Rennicker,
who was signed again for the season as
catcher made his hrst appearance and left
4 favorable impression, both with his bat
and throw to second. Omaha and Pueblo
will play tonorrow's game on the Denver
grounds. The team returns August The
score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-18
SnortinE RreNitien

Chicago is stHl over hfty points ahead
Of New York in the National league and
still going.
Bassey tried to make up for his rank
error, Sunday by hitting out home run
on Monday.
Jack Pfeister allowed the Philles five
hits Monday. struck out eight men and
passed Just one winning his game.
Tennis men are praying for dry courts
for the remainder OF the week that the
tournament might be finished before time
for the middle west.
1t is a cold day when Lajoie and Stone
do not make at least two hits apiece in
their race for the head OF the batting list
in the American league.
The Joe Duffy Jrs. would like TO hear
from any team in Omaha or South Omaha
under the age of II years. Address Bernard
Slabe' SOlg r street, or phone 1873, South
Omaha, Neb
Since both sides hesve acknowledged their
mistakes and apologized. nothing remains
but for the Cffdwellers and the Cow
punChers TO play the third game to see
which really is the better,
The Omaha team will open at Vinton
recent victorious "trip. The game won Mon
day from Pueblo made record OF seven
wins in the last ten games played.
Napoleon Gonding went TO bat four times
Scarcely a batter in either Of the big
leagues is hitting like Gonding, and there
never was one who beat him behind the
Holly must be on the water wagon He
has got 10 the point where he doesn't tell
his right name any more, having gone
back 70 his non de plume, HostetteT. Hoel-
skoetter ought TO get him a whole lot
more in Chris Won Der Ahe's town.
That is a magnificent race N the Ameri-
can league-six teams above the 800 mark.
Between the Athletics who were in the
lead up 10 Tuesday. and 81. Louis, who
were sixth then, there are but 100 points.
Washington and Boston. OF course, do not
count, Washington being In the 800 class
and Boston the 800 II isn't cineh yet
that Comiskey will pull out ahead, though
Il looks better for some other team. At
any rate, the old Roman Is making the
night OF his life.