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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

Of great value Tn getting the finest
blooms and the longest bud develop
nent God wood dirt Is excsllent
Fine. strong plants. set while entire
~ dormant. should give satisfactory
quantity OF flowers the frst summer.
in planting the tops should BE cut
down 20 two OF three buds.
Many fall az this point 20 pru7e close
enough. On well grown plants there
Is usually too much wood left The de-
sire 10 obtain blossoms the first sum
usr is 50 great that frequently the en-
tire top Is let 20 grow which Is to-
much FOR the root 70 support
The reverse should BE done. for BY
Close pruning the few SucS LETT viii
develop into strong. vigorous shoots
F., that viii produce buds. and only by
this practice can they be surely Oh
/ tanned.
A good general rule 20 follow IN
/ pruning is 20 cut severely All teas. by
! bird teas and kinds that do not maks
/ strong growth. and 10 cut all Strons
growing kinds moderately. The mors
/ luxuriant 4 bush Erovs the less prun
ing viii - required. hut The weakes'
growing kinds require the severes
I pruning.
While florists have their ovn way q
I propacatilE roses. amateurs usual,
4 Get a start OF everbl coming roSeS eithe
! from cuttings OF the blooming wood
u Or from cuttings OF mature wood roote,
during winter while in semi-do-nan
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

QUEEN OF FLOWERS.
Theme Of the Poet and the Artist
the Rose
GUY gluorT ~rrcsrLl.

Roses-Queeus OF the American
cOurer garden,
The Increasing tendency % people
60 rat-orize the rUrsl sections. and the
xeeaEiiy increasing love Tor flowers.
viii he impulse 60 cultivate the snail
xarsen found in TIE city and the rural
homes brings into prominence the
flower O. kings and q fsvorites-SnS
o. the hurSleSt nsniai-the rose
Il Is astonishing What varied ty7sS
IN nature there are - this fower. sn1
how <o-ls-Side Is is distribution
Tn6 rOses are found from triGl1 LAP
land 70 trOpic India TIE rose has
NE homer of eelnC the frSt caltvSte1
fcwer. Fer long tine b Vas -2re
possession. eu- Nh TIE gSneral au1
active lcve o. nature hat Is D8rke1
&hRracte-isSic 81 TIE present times
mprn RS seer learned About The GU
ru-s % towers IN general. a16 CT ne
ro<e IL particular. and It's SQeciSl r.
Qclrszsnrs az better understood
VALE vsrSndas and tre-lises 9
3oOutry homes nay have their honey
EuSkies. and iilscS u2y bloom =
RScndRnce- nothing sxcels in sezucy
e. trAErx1ce re climbing roses whsr
- their gorgeous and Gloricus olocsn
Mere Is ne 6ozer ceSet VII Eo7s
xi-s-nlSies 20 grow. vet is cultivation
"a Increasing The harder b IS 20 pro
2ucs a heau-i.ul cAi1S -oe more highly
4 i T-tzes-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12
How to XIII the Aphls.

This VIII be dsscove<ed OF the tips
q the bushes and also upon the buds
and about their stems The insects
suck the sap frOsn these tender parts
and greatly check the growth and de-
velopment Of the 5a,sa. busting with
heiiebore Will keep them Ia check. or
they may be sprayed Uith one pound %
czustic potash whale OIL soap dis
solved "a eight gallons q water. This
is easy work.
One q these insects viii be the pro
genitoF C over 5000 million descend
ants az The end q I've generations.
zhicb makes the discovery and prompt
treatment 81 The Arst ones highly i'm
poytaaf
The leaf roller 81 another enemy TIA;
rolls 40 the leaves and also works upon
THE buds. eating small holes 81 The
en1a
Then there are other caterplllars
the young q moths and butterflies. tha'
feed upon she foliage and also upon the
buds. These should - hand picked q
crushed. a. n ~ di1cuit 20 reach then
after they have protected themselves
b. the folding ~ the leaves
The rose bug or rose chafer Is I
small bEown beetle that appears n
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

- e8lre apt 70 throw o1t sh0o-s from
ne 1~n roots Which are Vigorous
~ sooz overcone AID ran Czr TIE
&86 They may - readily clscerDe1
<9f>fE fhey Sc 1Ome OFT f0r their caves
h<6 wDo6 are o. q 6lnere1t c1aracIsr
11x thzt % e1e b0t. TIE 5000 icing
cDFere< Win fne. prickly s2,nes and
f<,t IezEes beng seven iD nuEoer ~
kntee seTratipas tnstea1 o. 4fe, a. u
- ~ 81 TIC bAfced kiEds
Br11eo roses EhoEif bre p5antee deep
~ that sae ba6 = a. lezst three inches
6e.oN the sSTface q the sol. ss1e1
frere vii se Jess frO1bse from ~
fEckers. The roots sb0usa - xzrnired
En6 any eyes o. b16s that are startsrs
psen teen s1o8l6 be carefully t4keE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12
fssve Your Soil Rich.

The soil can hardly - made TOO rich
Wei coEaposred manure should be
worked down deep into the bottom q
ne bed or q The rows II they are net
ln TIE latter form THE SHOULD ~ con-
manure. a. that - q 3 cooler uatgre
and better suited 20 the requirements
q The plaDt Horse manure Is TOO
keetipg and WsH 3n58Fe the roots II
usee "a large quantities. LiqNic
manure nsed "a . diluted fern once q
week efter the 5uds are formed viii D.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

Roses a. ss-i2y are q ccDQlsx line
kEe fsr Ga Gls rev spies have zen
rrosSed sns 7ec0oSse1 u1ll nCw cur
eEl-i vs.ses reses R-e divided into mere
thau -k3-Sy genera EroCps- Tie most
iUrs-tzx- - -sese az, Moss. RuCosa.
Eyuris TezS. Persian roSsS and a sez
June roseS susaE he ST. upright
w-S<41E Ssr<s q De1iuD 20 AL
rr0Eeh Fs'var-hus. upright cu-
fwz-f zns Teas. O. lcw OF nEf -
Ez-sseat hGsi- TIE latter. ty some
elzssiSs-s. az sEz-u suo-Givi1e1 i1ru
CHA 1o1-sor. etc O. wElc1 classes
IRE teas GRs 1rorid tess are tie nos.
t-ezurlt1L T1ey hlcC- longer t111
ctner rvDes. he1ce -1sT have oe@=
z1E- wisely Crozl.
F0r co,cer climates -Ae HYBRID pe--
7e-uzls a. a NOS valuable CAS-. -
inc E-1e-zlly harder AID l2-Ee-
nicCZs-s. -hsuEh rhsT &c 10 hloo- SC
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

here He has seen the evidence of the reEefs
have performed and he knows what the protector
VIII do In case he cannot supply you, all you have
TO do IS TO hn out this coupon or write a letter
Tell us on which foot you are troubled and we VIII
send you one protector. You need not even send
postage We assume every expense.
If at the end of the trial period you are not
relieved you return the protector TO us Ii you
desire 20 keep IL remit US 50 cents and 50 cents
for the one for your other foot If you need II
also.
We receive thousands OF letters monthly from
people who suffered the of bunion but who
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

The tea1 ard hybrid teas viii do
better In . little nghter soil q the loan
type. but for either Glars there must
- perfect drainage
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

I, requires no bucklng or strapping It Is self-ad
iusting, Il Will not slip or shift, II vii I'll out the
hollows Immediately surrounding the enlarged joint,
and VIII absolutely prevent the shoe from bulging,
retaining perfect shape and correct lines
Oars is a business built on faith.
Three years ago the Fischer Bunion Protector
was made in small cobbling shop BY hand Today
the demand requires daily output OF thousands
Of pairs
IF your shoe dealer or druggist handles our
device YOU need not write 10 US He vii lend you
the protector for trial on the same terms offer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

The Fischer Bunion
Protector IS a neat, soft
leather device that IS worn
over the stocking, inside a
smaller shoe than you have
been IN the habit of wearing
IN vour bunion-torcured foot.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12
Toads Are Friends.

There are no better friends 20 have
in the garden than the tOads. II they
could be protected and encouraged 20
live there they would eradicate many
o. the gruos and cutWorns that do so
much damage 20 garden plants.
The great enemy Of the toad Is the
small bog. Bands Of schooiboys have
been known % 20 out. and la a single
day. Kill a. many as 800 Of these use
fgl animals. The boys regard this as
innocent sport. being untaught and not
knowing that the toad Il a most valua-
bic insect destroyer
To the lovers q the rose. these dif-
fcuities Ia its culture. great a. they
are. are not altogether too ciscourag.
ing They rather incite 20 greater
energy and determination 20 overcome
them. knowing that eternal vigilance
Il the price % - paid 20 win and q
enjoy this queen and most beautiful Of
All flowers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

They viii fy OF when you are attempt
Ing 20 treat them
The white grub is another parasite
upon roses. the list ~ which is hecom-
Ing somew hat formidable. This grub
CONES from eggs deposited IN the
ground by the June bug or May beetle.
After pairing. the male dies. when
the female bores down In the soil, de-
posting her eggs from six 20 eight
inches deep. The small white gruos
which are Matched from these live upon
the grass roots or the roots OF other
plants.
In making Up the soil for the rose
bed .sods frequently put In the bottom
20 cecompose have these grubs N
them. and as they live IN the grub form
for three years. they frequently eat tht
roots of the roses. causing them x
Vither and often 70 die. On the frs
discovery Of a willing plant the sol
should BE dug over 20 find the grubs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12
Rl,.FISCH Era
'lOA PR0IfCI~

The Bunon Protector received week ago yesterday
put on shoes directed after adjusting the protector
on the bnion with but tte faith put the shoe
cannot End words 20 express my thanks TO you
for the and comfort have had tor the 7 days
Although have been NY feet from early morning
Until night and in that time have walked squares in the
CITY, have suffered instant with my bs1ricn- would
be without the protector Cor s. 90. have spoken
Of my friends and zc1intznoes and think YOU viii
their orders viii enclose s.. 00 90
for protector received and 50 for the for M
foot; Thanking you for your persistence IN inducing
t-y your device, remain,
Ever your friend, --
Name furnished application
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

z con6,r.a- are latter is the surest
~< for the inexperienced aower
n .~.r..a~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

now walk with perfect COM
fort with the aid of the
Fischer Bunion Protector.
Here is one OF them.
TT. WAYNE, ISDANA
THE FISCHER MFG. CO.,
81 scott ST. NlSHEkee. Wa
GETLDTEs-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

= =. = I'VE are not taking any chance in doing
> =. - - this, matter who you are. The COM
= - =. for1 and relief you viii procure VIII be suf-
= hcient-a constant reminder of what you
4. us If the protector fails DO ali we say in the
= following paragraphs you may return II TO and
there will be 10 further argument That viii end
the transaction completely
If II does as VIC say; II gives you immediate
relief and permanent comfort you rciU send Us 50
cents: and II you have bunions both feet we
know that YOU VIII order for the other foot
when YOU remit for the one protector you have
been wearing for ten days
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

Ever your friend,
Name furnished On application.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
HELP wANTED-mALE-continued.

hE1A1T D--MALE-COnuhncu leu.
MURRAY & READY.
Formerly 634-636 Clay St. San Francisco,
Now located at
469 9TH ST. OAKLAND,
MARKET AND 10TH SITS. SAN FRANClSCO-
Phone SPECIAL CSC.
FREE FARE. FREE FARE.
SOUTHERN cAL1FoRSIA. FREE FARE
SOUTHERN DISTRICTS. FREE FAKE
MERCED-FRESNO-BA
sry,, FREE FARE.
sAHTa saST aToRAY GeTz ,o> YOSEMITE MI 0fFH " r r.
s- F. +. R;mPAss-FREE FARE.
OREGoN-TREE FARE
BORDERS OF oREGoN-FREE FARE.
SHASTA STA AND sIsKIYou COS.
Ocean Shore r. r. Southern Pac- r r.
5ooo labOrers. drillsrs, tunnel men. rock men,
hannn hammer men, track men: teamsters. section
AND LABORERS-BRIDGE GANG.
FREE FARE-SHIP DAILY.
CARPENTERS-COfP WORK.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
g carpenters to go to the beautiful south
FREE FARE-sHIP TODAY.
A9lfERA4 & READY. 400 Sixth st, Oakland
DON'T FORGET
300 BEDS AT HOME.
COME HOAfE-COME HOME
TO SAN FRANCISCO TO SLEEP.
MURRAY & READY have opened their hrsi
workingmen's lodging house with $50 beds,
10th and Market sts., s. f., and the price Il
only 25c per night.
Ne are going to DO something else for you.
EUREKA
EUREKA.
SHIP T0DAY-FREE FARE.
BOSS HERE.
70 lahorers, no experience, for sawmil, Hum
25 lumber pliers $3.50 and IS day; hook ten
oers, Sllo; rigging singers, $50; timber felk
ers. $soi bnckers. $50
ARE YOU GOING TO THE
MILLS-YARDS-WOOD
FREE EARE-TUOLUMNE.
FREE FARE-MADERA.
FREE FARE-SONOMA.
FREE FARE-MENDOCINO.
TU0LUMNE-TUOLUsfN
MADERA-MADERA.
FREE FARE.
FRESNO AND BAKERSFIELD DISTRICTS
SHIP TODAY.
900 laborers, no experience required, Tor the
mills, yards and woods, $40 to $50 and found.
FREE FARE-FREE FARE.
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
BOX, SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES.
FREE FARE-FREE FARE
25 boys to work in factories OF large mill
company, steady work, $50. free fare.
loggers, swampers edgermen. tallymen, grad
ers and watchmen, etc.
MURRAY READY, 469 9Th St, Oakland.
Market and 10th sts., San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
VAIL PAPER ANp DECORATING

BEFORE placing your order for paperhanginy
decorating. write Or call at our Store; excel
lent work. lowest prices; largest stock in
town, estimates furnished. s. F. WALL
PAPER CO.. iCI7 O'Farrel. Phone West 3Ss7
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17

GIRLS WANTED FOR DRIED FRUIT PACK
ING HOUSE: PLEASANT WORK; GOOD
WAGES. APPLY ROSENBERG BROS. &
CO.. BRANNAN ST, BETWEEN lST AND
IND.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17

FINANCIAL.
TO dredge owners or syndicate-142 miles river
leases with 80 acres coal land 30 acres other
land; lot and warehouse: most valuable gold
dredging proposition with unlimited pessibili-
ties; rich pay dirt; accessible by railroad; long
term leases; exceptional charter: vendor will
accept shares in full payment dredge must
be guaranteed by Dec. l and In working order
next Only responsible people delt with.
Vendor. box 46T. Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
WANTED-Hoog Rapid Press stock or McCarty
Wireless stock; any quantity; state lowest
cash price. s. ]. LANE, Camp Meeker. Cal.
CHEAPEST and best in the world-The Weekly
Call. 81 per year.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17

SALESLADIES for Geo. Haas & Sons Candy
Stores: no experience necessary; good wages;
permanent position. Inquire at their store,
1885 Fillmore, near Ellis St, between and 4
p. In.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17

A-sEWING machine operators on overalls; also
riyeters and buttoners; factory In operation.
LEVI STRAUSS & CO., Valencia, between
18th and 14th. MR.. DAVIS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
DIVERSAs NOTIC|AS

Ell detective Julio Castillo arrsS
10 Anochs AJuAn Oluendo por serer
satAblecida en- 10 p'aza de Colon uns
rulsta, iugsndo dinero con varlos nj
hos. Fl iuez Ginorio declare culps able
Al Aeusado J 10 impuso tres messs de-
eirosl.
-latormAn de VleQuss que ano-
chs Sc declar6 IN ircendio en- 10 resi'
dsncia dc donA IgoAcla O;tix. FL be
th1 t.6 sasuAl.
Ell Super visor de EltcsIonss Mr..
Lyons pidi6 10 rsnuneia de don Fsli.
ps Colon agents del primer precinIo
On JuauA DflE.
LA Comisi6n de G )bierno Ii cosl
dsreg6 aver upN solicItud del ayunta.
mlsnto dc Juncos, para srrsadar Dor
suhAslA la venta dc earnes.
In 10 nc chs del domingo 20 del
corrlents tendla & efeeto un bGile de
scClsdsd on o. sfreulo de ssan Csrlo,s
dc Aguadllls, con lA orquestA del re
putado professor Domingo Cruz tCc.
aoi,
Damos graCIss por la iLvltsci6n
que Sc noG hace,
MI ntna 50 reunir6 en- sssiou
prIvAds o. Comite de FfArQuIclas.
Ell Comite de E ec,iones % rsu-
ni6 hoy para acordar los nombra.
misptoa dc sgentsE suItitatos 60 10,
push os de HumaoAo, B,rron, Cabc
Roic, MHyaGa +, Ponce, UluAdo , Ya
busoa,
En- la tarde de ayer &c reuni6 q
Conssio Biesativo. En- oIro alto pu
blicamos los intormes aprobadou
nombramisnIoI dc Sgsntsu Dc lnIsrip
clones.
E! Y obsrnador Mr., Winthrop
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SOBRt FERROCARRILES

Fl Hnor don Pedro R:qusnA Bar
mudsE, .Eneargado dc Negosios dol
Urugusy sn WMhrgIon, que actual
ments se snclenIta on NusvA York,
q donds 8 GOD obieIo de dsspedir o.
seeEslArio Root, q tordo del crucerc
sCharleslots, hA oomunicAdo 4 loI
homorss de empresa de sasa mstropoli,
que ~ gobIsrno aGAhA de votar ID
eAntid de % O9O. 900 para construction
de nusvss Was ietreAs , pusnteg, po
niendo aaf de manifesto 81 pr6spero
eitedo del UtUgusY, 4 donde sin duds
aeudii Al 60 breve los eonalrustoreu
smtrloInoG sn buIsA dc pinsp Q ne
goe'oI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
MAESTR0S JUBILADOS

VArioS maeStroa iubilados nos au
pllean hagamos Idoliso 81 sgtAdesi
miento & uueitro respectable amigo 81
professor don EmiliAno Dias, actual
Presidents de Ia lunIA de Ju bIlAoionss,
por Sus sitlsrsos sn pro de IL Glaze,
los que han conssguido que SO les pA
que el 31r, trlmeltrs de 1904 Sc lea
reata Gta, seGdl nos irformap, los
Siets msIes vsnc!dos el 80 do Jpnio del
presents afio. obsdeee elto, dleen. 4
falta de cumplimisnto por psrls de
AlgunoS munisipioS de la islA que
ala no han saliIfseho los fondos cue
terfan psrtsneclsnleS 81 protssorAdo,
Al cesar la domination espi Ia,
Kstos tondos tIenen por oripep
deleuento que 20 le b ssfa & los prt IL
res dc suI habs eS dItlmamtnte ca
tlenpos de EspShs, Shu de cue 81 iu
htlsFle, bIsn por impoIiblildad fislcs Z
por vsi's, pudlsran ditf-utar dc nm,
pension.
I sa mug IIto que 90 les dsvusl
"a 10 cue de sl.os SAli6, 8 see 10 qu,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
cARTAS DETEN|DAS

Continuation dc 10 lists de Is,
eAfIas dstenidls on la Adminia!racI6r
do eorreos dc sItA ciudAd.
MGR gss Dolores, Morales Miguel,
Nordsll Anna ~ Eordell CLARK R, e,
OrhgA JuAns, Ogasio P.trons,
Psgsn Ramona, Percy Mr., Pearson
Co ], G., P'arro EltsbAn. Qlssads
PsrtS Co.
RodrIgutz Vale Miguel, Rcma1
AndrsI, RoIhs Catalina, Ramos Co
rrsA Juanr Reyes silverio. Rovsror
6 lmersinda. Reyes NAtes, Rsne Ls
msur, Rios Carmen, Rivera Asisclo
Rio Pedro, RodriEuez Luiza, Rondor
JuAns, Rodrigu,E suartE joss, Ro
drigutz Vlelorls, Rodriguez Candida
Rodrigutz Eleuterio, RODRIGUEZ Pc
dro, Rodrigutz Emilio, Rosado Luis
R9dligutE LazAro, Ruiz FAuatino.
Santana AuAltasio,. Eansh,z Lu
siano, SansheE Tomas, SouEa Y .slo
rio, Sierra Rsdro, shoy Emslin, ss
Vary Ella, Sutton q A.
Torres CAraballo RsgIna, Truyo
Miguel, Torres FfaqsiIco, Torres B n
tIItA, Tfutk Iiaae N Thomas j hn
VSEqusE BautIItA, Vicente EiEar
DO, vlgo Juan Edo, zsvI JOSEF as.
tsroVis Jotthp,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
ElOSOF|A SOBBE IA l|BERTAO De Los PUEBIOS GRIN
DES, Y Los P[QUEAOs PUEBlOS
REPUBL|CAS Y M0NARQU|AS
Ia pesonaidad en- los pusb|w Nbes.--E| ineecuah-
MOI buQue en- eI mar

Hoy he stardeeido nl6sefo. Y no
digo smarecido, porQps 90 do sarde
euando doy riendas susltas & la plu
ms, hsblando On oil lsngusis htpico,
tan on bc 60 81 presents on sata iula.
Plenso -aurque Algunos i,zgasn
barbafidad 10 que digo -Qus lA indie
pendencla do los psises dspende. ia1
10 do Ia gecgrsffs como del sarAstsr.
Los leones y los sigtes, los privlle
giados do Ia CARA, poniifess de la
sslva abrupta, son asros y temlblea
porQus tiepen expansion J dstsnaa on
10 tx.ensi6n. Viven mas bisn oeultoa
que en- guerra psrmansnte. 81 duslo
que sosptAn % osasional.
Perssguid una pantsrsi sstrech I'd
gu sAmpo de aGsi6nl eeroadla y, ve.
rsis que si rugs. apenas 90 aprslts oil
sombats msgoifso que librara on sl
amplio an6ssAlro do una sslvA.
All os pueblos que no tisnsn ex
ssnsi6n, que no tisnen ex xpAnai6n Ru
gen, pero no embistsn, nj combassn.
Me dlrs!s que hay pequsiios psisel
que tienen una earlA do ladepsnden
eia. Y bier & esos pAises podrfamos
lamar rspcbhcac providsncidks.
( Ahorl hay pAises txlansos que
no son pAises intonsos, on el sentiY
del patrioiismo, CON aspiraci6n 4 10
indie psndencia: y estos psrssnseen
los que tiensn amp!ia gse g'afla, y oa'
rAstsr estrteho.
Tamb en- 20 dan los paiass que no
son librss porque no les syuda nj 10
geogrAiiA nj sl earGoser.
Y hay otros que tisnsn 10 aegun.
do, y 10 primerA no leo tavorece.
Psro vsngo sstA conclusion
gsografiA amplia y car&ster OK 6rgleo,
aon sspsratzA de lA libsrtad do los
pueblos.
~
Despr6s do las antsriores consi.
dsrAciones, vienen otras de uu orde a
seeundario: 4 D6nde son mSV esslA
vos les homores, en- los pAises mo
rArquisos q en- las repdnlicas inds.
pendtentss dc b g. Ano Am4rlcs?
Prganta muy compleja
Eu les m )parquiAs oil dsspotIamo
ahogA 10 libertad; y ca AquellAs 70
pdbiicls 10 mismA libertRd evtrApgu.
lA 10 iusticis,,,,.
ALA, 10 Icy es un doGal, AeG, sl
gobierno % un matador.
In unRs, dsspotismo y depredA'
si6p en- osras, tiraniA y robo deseA.
RADIO.
En- SqusllAE 90 oprimt On 9.tas
60 1sesinA.
III pueblo no pusde ser fslIz bsjo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
3OBRE INNIGRACION

I'm oil irtorms odeial que acabA de
pub lear el DepArtAmsnto de Inmigra'
zion, dc Estados Unidos, Sc del jA cons.
tanCiA que ca 81 M fscAl que Isrmlno
81 dia i tim1 de julio, pAsAron Dor
Ellis I,land l,O62. O6i AlmaS, 6 sean
l99. .075 mas que en- 81 . 10 anterior. El
mayor LGnsro proviens del Sur de
Italia y Alcauxa q 222. 6C6; 60 Itgundo
iermino viensn los hsbreos CON l26, 900
FL vAlor de dlnsro irsiio por 10
dos ellos ss dc sl9, 900 coo sIets mil
oshocIenios oth,nIA J eiuco fueron
depursAdos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
G. AtiIss Garcia.
FL PADRE MIRO

Ea el mes de Julio ha predloAdo sl
Fsvsrsndo padre Miro cualro e'ocusu
isH pAneeiricos.
Uno en- la pIrroQula de San Fran.
cisco, Capital uno en- Rio Grsnds '
dos en- la CarolIns. Los oytntaa que
daron sgradAblemsnis impresIonador
de 10 fasilidad con que el sasima ble
orador trstA sus lsmaS = de la unci6u
rsligioSa que pot en- aus diaeursos.
Tales son los Iniormes que % ros
traamiten,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
DESDE TOA-lLTA
El senor Antonio Lopez vic.
TINA de un incidente des-
qraciado. -Enferma.
FIESTA REllGlOyA
Funciones de maguetismo y
magia en- ell Juzgado. Ca
rayana de feras.

Una dssgr&Cia lamentabls ls hl
ocurrldo a nuessro amigo don Ant 1nic
Lopez,
AL saIir do un bt Il 0 relbAl6 y O.,
70 On 81 psvimento, :acturkndoas Ii
clsvicula izq qoierda.
Sentimos el psrcAncs y deseamos
que poonto rsoobre 10 salud, sin pe
ligro alguno,
-Tambi6n 10 vlrtuoss dana d. IL
k6rida Perez. esposA del teniert to Ia
llAds. 90 hAlla snfsrma dc gravedad.
La Aaiste el iluatrado doctor Stahl,
Esperamos vsrla pronto fuera dc
peligro.
En- 10 nochs del aAbAdo y On 10
dc aver domirg1, alguuos ievenes at
eionados de San Jasn, disron On oil
salon del JuzgAdo de psz dos faucio
nes de hipnoiilm', msgnstismo ma
gia.
30 pasaron ratos do distraesi6n.
-Hsmos estado dc fiesta. Una
fiesta religiosa que el vscino N'cssiu
AArrero, supsrAndo q aus t.erzav,
asabA do haesrle q una tmagsn del
Carmen que tisns en- su casa para 10
revsreneiA y 10 adoraeion.
L. orquesta dc Melendez, do BA.
yam0n, Amenlz5 todos los acsoz.
MuchA concurreneia On 10 miss y
procss!ones, aohre todo de muisres.
El pueblo, vsrdaderams snts, hs
estaao muy divsrtldo durants dos
dias.
La consAbidA 6sAtA di6 inspira-
ci6n al Pastor protestAnto don Fede
rico G arcla para un eloousnts dlscur
/ 90, bAsAdo en- oil hx,o hfnIic3, que
pronuusiara on su igtesis sl domingo
por Ia nschs, sludlsndo q los idolo,
del ps ganismo J & ~ Adoraci6n on
eatos Nempos.
-Varioa amigos dc este pueblo
han regresado do las feltas que se sfec
taaron On oil Hlp6dromo dc F ouee el q
de los sorrisntss.
En- eats nome Ito pssaron por
trents de nosotros dos OArresas llsna.
de c0chivOclss con dos monas un pe
rro.
A Ah3ntsts dissAnsiA, como ai 10
mieran q otraa fnAs, 80 han quedsdo
cuAtl O oSos y un oraDguIaa
Es IN gran Aoot t,cimierto para
el pueblo, ioEgAr por los ehtquillos
, eurlosos que visitan q dichoa huel-
pedeG.
Con ess olaas de animales sgai
ran lAS fsssAs do 10 quincsna y oil Aa'
gslo do los bolAillos.
Dios nos Wque dc fsraS nos
Ileve 6 deIcAnG6r
CoRREsPoNsAL.
Julio "a de l 9o6.