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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-26
VELADAS TEATRALES
lie canpane di CoTneVIIe, ,--Maina,-- PuritaDi

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A la oIsretA ingleaA de Syiney
Jones Aigdio la f.AnoesA dc Roban
PlaEque,t,, obra estA que rsboaa tres
sura , savoir fGtre en- ell eomposisor.
No meuoH Ae hAllE eata facilidad
de fAelura 90 IL trsmA que el H.
oreIiaia idears, J dAdoa los lfmi
tes de un cuento. veroa poroue
ala leemoa noIiciAs en diarion ipgs'
sss } de olros paiiss en- q ls 80 dan
ietalles de rufdos y ApArisiones sn
:Asiillos, como ae relate dos sfios hk
rssptcto al de lA por demaI es.sbre
tAnilia que fue dc MAebslh. Ruidos
is srmAS, conlaban en- elsrto com
parlImeDto en- lA regIA morAda dc E,'
9 JciA; psro NADIA Gel yelmo DIS BAuouo
al de lA mAno shAAngrentAds de Lady
Macbeth, Todo ESQ nos 10 expl!cMan
los espiritiltaa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-26
Contra la "Douna," !"
Arrestos aislados

San Petersburgo, Julio 26,-El go
blerno vacila en- expedlr una orden de pri-
sion contra la totalidad de los miembros
de la <Douma> disuelta. Pero Sc detiene
a individual idaces aisladas, escogiendolas
entire los que con mas rlgcr atacaron al
regimen autocratico y pidieron una ley
constitutional para Rusia, Muchos dipu-
tados salen ocultos, con trales de obreros
y mendigos, 8 con otros disfraces ingenio-
SOS Cr6e:e que Sc dirigen un punto de
esta convepido de aute mano, donde orga-
nizaran la resistencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-26
Reeistros donici1iarios.
Aumentan las prisioncs

San Petersburgo, Julio % La poll
cia no cesa de practicar reglstros domici-
liaros en- las casas sospechosas, siu excep-
tuar agunas de la alta nobleza del impe
rio. No han podldo encontrarse docu.
mentos que den luz sobre los planes de re-
voluci5n, aunque Sc pos6e la evideucia ce
que exlsten con caracteres generates y con
agentes en- varias capitales dc Europa y
America. Ell ndmero de prisiones crece de
hora en- hora. Han salido de San Peters
burgo h2cla Alemania y Austria mas de
seis MI emigrantes de todas las esferas,
huYendo las amenazas del goblerno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-26
Ell gobierno Sc explica
Recogiendo velas.

San Petersburgo. Julio Is -Acaba
de pub,icarse una nota Official en- que el 60
bierno explica su actitud, diciendo que no
Sc ha perseguido la sDouma> como cuer.
po. La accl6n de la policia imitase de.
tener algunas lndlv dualldades sospechosas
de crimenes contra la seguridad del Esta-
do. Glen miembros de la xDouma~ mar
chan hacia Vlborg sin que Sc les moleste.
La fuerzl pu lea Sc c.rcunscribe dsper-
sar los grupos supr mir las demostra'
clones de protesta impedir que circu'en
manifestations: revolucionarias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-26
Union parlamentaria.
Aplazando el desarne

Londres, Julio 26.-La union parla
mentarla, compuesta por representatives
de todos los cuerpos legislativos europeos,
y ror alguuos americanos celebr6 aver su
segunda session. declarando que en- momen.
to tan dffcll como el presente, le es impo.
sible proponer el arbitraj universal; pero
que, en- case de guerra, Sc dirigira de una
manera amistosa, las naciones, antes de
empezar las hostilidsdes, en- favor de Ia
paz. E proyecto de desarme Sc aplaza
para discutirlo en- las sesiones de 1907
Van a tratarse otros puntos de impcr
tancla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-26
Repression energica
Ordenes del gobierno

San Petersburgo, Julio 26.-Ordenes
ohcl les estrictas Sc han envlado los 60
bernadores de tcda Rus:a para mantener
la tranqulldad cue.te 10 que cueste acu.
dleado los med os que exijan las crcuns-
tancas. Sc prepara uo movimento de re-
preston implacable para aislar anonadar
a los parlidaro de la <Douma.> Estos
dec aran en- IN nuevo manifesto, muy bre.
We, que solo queda a la dignidad del pue.
bio ruso un camlno, que es la revoluci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-26
SentenciaS de nuerte
El Czar, Trepof y otros

San Petersburgo, Julio 26.-Anoche
aparecieron placartes an6nimos en- muchos
sltios, declarando que la Russia libre con-
dena muerte Nicolas II, a los generates
Treptf Pobledonostrof y .otros perso-
najes. Los perl6dicos guardian absolute
sllenclo, ccupandoze de asuntos literarios
clenti6cos. FL gobierno redobla sus pre-.
caucloues para proteger Ia vida de las per.
sonas a qulenes Sc amenaza ep los pla.
cartee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-26
POr Cable
PARA LA DEM0CRACIA"
Los par|amentarios europeos
La question ruSa.--L La "Douna" en- Viborg"
Ell Gar y TrepoH Condenados a muerte.
Contra la rev0|uCi6n la Repression.

to a Helsingfors, a causa de que ofrece
mayores garantlas para resistir, en- el case
de una lucha alberta, contra los poderes
imperiales Fnlandla entera esta con la
<Douma> dispuesta cualquier sacrifcio.
Hay mas de doscientos mil hombres arma-
dosy Sc cue ia con varios regimientos que
han ofrecido su cooperation.
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La "Douma" en- Viborg
Glen representatives,

Helsingf2rs Julio 26.-Cien miembros
de la &Douma1 han conseguido llegar, sin
persecution ninguna aparente, a |, ciudad
de Viborg-16, 600 habitantts @en Fin
landla. Viborg es la clpital del gob;erno
de su nombre Geese que la &Douma>
volyera rsunl- -se ALI, pre6riendo ese pun.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-26
JILta esCoar de HuDacaO

VAeantes dos etcuelsR ruralea de
cate termino municipal, uns en- el ba'
rrio de eBcqusr6rs Las Piedras) y
otrA en- ell de sCJlloress, de HamaeAo,
10 h'g, p1olico, G. el IA d. que los
aspiraptea pre.epten sus solicitades
documentAdss 90 ssta Eeeretarfs, den
tro del plsk1 do does diAI, & COL tar
deSie lA fechA.
HumscSc, 81 de Julio de 1905.
JESUS NJ. CARRAsQUILLo.
8 "A SscretArio,
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!unta esGO|ar del CoozaI

Sc Anuneis por el termIno de is
dfAs, las vacantss de t-eG eAeuslas ru
rAles en esta mupicipalidAd. debiendo
los Maea!ros que eesseo aolieltsrlas,
remitir aus credsnciales dentfo del
indleado plsk1.-J. Bot
Presidente de la Jupta eIcoIAr. 10-4s
Cartx cal. Ju.in % 1906
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-26
Otra vez los judlos
Ataques encarnizados

Odessa, Julio 90 Los 1udios fueron
de nuevo atacados anoche en Odessa. No
hay todavia detalles sobre los atropellos dc
que son victimas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-26
Ba|neario de CoamO
COamO, Puerto Rico.

Por eonvenio hseho con 10 Suee.
Al6n UserA, continue Al trente de di-
cho ssta bleeimiento por un aho mas,
ssi pues , Apro4im&ndoss Ia tempora
de- de verano euya d. principle 81 10
de Mayo pr6ximo, tepgo especial gus
70 On otrecerne movements 81 pdblieo
en general J & mis- numerosos amigos
% particular, tenisndo todoH IL ssgu.
idad que como de oostum bre, proeu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-26

rare dejAr altamsnte eomplaeidos {
euansoa gusten honrAr con au Asisten-
ella ell SB1lnesrlo de Cosmos
Presios de hospedAie por semanAs;
Una persona, diarto s2,5O,
Nifos J oriados precioS eonveneio
nales.
Para mas informes dirigirse 80
arrend stsrio
JUAN ROTX.
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Pineapple Plants for sale

sSlps Delivery Havana GuarAned Parties
whnR guSaned with order Cabe SHeymans Havana
A. G. or Uton Codes Write 96 Vhtudea Street HAvsna-
CubS ,. NJ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-26
venta De bios de p|anta de pima

de eonocdAH nombre de POSTURAS DE CO
HstaoA Todo
correapordients
Dc6n HAbAuas ClAveS La A B.
Cd la Wester Virtudes, "a HAbAnS.
Vdtrcr 40 po-Rie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
GREETINGS TO PALMA
Fourth Anniversary Of the
Cuban Republic Celebrated.
MINISTER GIVES A DINNER
Secretary Root Responds to Minister'S
Tribute to United States.
PROMOTION OF BETTER FEELING
Vows for Success Of Cuban Govern
ment-Distinguish Guests
at Table.
PROMOTION OF BETTER FEELING

Senior Don Gonzalo de Quesada. the Cuban
minister. celebrated the fourth anniversary
of the Independence of Cuba at a banquet
given at the legation yesterday. A number
of Cuban. American and South American
flags decorated the room. Declarations of
sentiment concerning Cuba and other Amer
lean republics were made by those present
each expression being followed by an appro-
pirate toast
Minister Quesada, after referring to the
friendship of President Roosevelt and Secre-
tary Root, spoke of the services rendered by
the United States to Cuba and of the recog-
milton of what this government has done for
the little republic and Its people.
Secretary Root. in responding to Minister
Quesada, described his visit to Cuba four
years ago when arranging for the transfer
of the sovereignty from the military author
ity of the United States to the new republic
He recalled what had been said as to the
intentions OF the United States, and de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
CONTEST OF HIBERNIANs
Effort of Committees to Enroll New
Members.

Al meeting of Division No ., Ancient
ofder OF Hlbernians. yesterday afternoon
al "Io pennsylvania avenue P. j. HaItigan.
the president, presided. For several moptbs
past an active membership contest ba. hee,
In progress between two committees of the
dlVision5 designated as the green and the
gold, the Irish colors. 1t is stated that tba
green committee is at present in the lead
In the race for members, twenty appIica
uons being received for membership YES
terday, while twenty-eight others were
elected. The contest will close at the June
meeting of the council, and the losing COM
mittee must bear the expense of an outing
for the entire division. 1t is expected that
the outing will be had on the estate of a
Virginia member of the order, and will
probably be in the nature of a barbecue
Under the head of good of the order adj
dresses were made at the meeting yester-
day by Rev. p ]. Healy. d. D.. OF the
Catholic University of America, who spoke
on the Hyde movement, and Rev. Thomas
F. Shields, Phi. D., of the Catholic Unver-
sity. who was yesterday made member OF
Division No. 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
AVS and and a half to I'LL the lake in the pic

ME grove IA she PIC
Arrangements have been comnlctod IN,
ne outlhg and barbecue of the Arnafea-nat
Tu meat cutters and Butchers Worl,Der
Ctloil at Luna Park, June ID II ie ex
ec'eo mat 1000 psop!e will be on the
sIouhaS Tor that event in particular Ar
one clock there will be a beef draeeir.,
eoli'est Tor three prizes, in which the fasI
81 uiessefs In the slaughter houses viii
"a he d hahd Two big steers VIII be Offered
Y " aie sacTihce' and the killing will take,
pa on the recreation grounds so,,tb ar
barbecued "tii ia'eF oe
III atiditlon TO the main events thara will
ne lamp dressing contest a creased nj,
Ch"'e' d pan game. a tug of war and tifro
n oHS-huhdred yard sprinting races in
ed ~ '~NS VIII DC oiIer-
me notel men of Atlantic Cftv. who Wi,
r,94 Washington on their annual taunt
thursday afternoon will he con1.ci =.
Luna Park by special car To insnen+ ~ ~
siouIus. 1here will be other vtsifations Inv
OUT or town bodies coming 70 TVasti,ttS
arrangements for many of which 30 80 .o'.
completed. -'iOi nave peen
~ mas been decided by the manapon,ant
VI tl!e new pleasure grounds IN onan sr
l y cl9ek oaly, and Sundays, HOLIDAYS ana
epcciai occasions at 10 O'Clock closing
every night at n:50. In order to hand'e
nv "a sS crowd an independent service of
t'. a., ais VIII DE put on for Luna Park
ny the railway company and If has hTc,
estimated that COCO can be EandIed s., an ~,
Aour' lhere will be no delay Mond AZ T,i,rnt
oi account OF tram service, as everN, avsit-
apIe piece OF rolling stock Will he tnrow,,
over to the special event III wv "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
Anacostia and Vicinity.

The complaints that have been forwarded
To notice headquarters from time to time
from the suburban district in and about
Anacostta relative to the excessive speed
ing of automobiles and sometimes of street
cars have induced the police authorities to
assign a member of the bicycle squad to
this section, with view of putting stop
to the reckless practices reported as oc-
curing here. The bicycle policeman Is re-
ouired to pay attention to the suburban
highways around Anacostia, Congress
Heights, Twining City and HilsdaIe. So
far no violations OF the law have been dis
covered.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hardesty ceie-
brated the twentieth anniversary of their
marriage Saturday evening last at their
residence, corner of Washington and Fill
more streets. The house was filed with
guests some of whom came from Mont
gomery county, Md, to offer congratula-
tons to the couple. The evening was en-
livened with music and amusements.
Private e. II. Carrick of No. Is fire en-
CINE company Washington and Pierce
streets, Anacostia, returned to duty this
morning after spending portion of his
annual leave In Boston. Mass. Private Will
liam f. Shelton left today for Warrenton,
Va.
Mr. William H. Fitzgerald and family
have removed from 20 Grant street to the
Briggs place, at Good Hope.
Although the contractors have completed
the work of the extension of Pennsylvania
avenue from Branch avenue to the Bowen
road. the highway has not yet been opened
for public travel. and barricades have been
reared TO prevent the use of the street.
An additional appropriation of 5000. which
has been requested. will be necessary to
properly finish the Improvement and extend
it to the District line.
The remodeling OF premises 101 Monroe
street has been completed. This property
was formerly the headquarters of the old
Anacostia street car line.
Mr. Milton Riley and family are occupy
ing the new cottage erected by Mr. Benja-
min F. Scaggs al Al Jefferson street
Desk Sergeant L. 3. Ray of the local po-
ness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
TRANSFORMERS ARRIVE.
Plans for Illumination of Luna Park
Monday Night and Thereafter.

Two transformers arrived today for Luna
Park, and will be put In connection at once
to get the service ready for lighting the
grounds for the opening next Monday
night. All the lights win probably be tried
out next Saturday night. These will ag-
gregate $1,000 lights of all sizes and colors.
Work has been so far progressed on the
chutes pool and lagoon that within a day
or two water win be pumped into the big
hole. The capacity Is $50 600 gallons and
It viii require three days to pump this.
water IN through SIX inch pipe ana two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
Boyds and Vicinity.
rrespondence OF Til. Star.

BOYDS. Md. May 20, 1906
Beverley Smith, coored. was arrested
here yesterday afternoon by Sheriff James
p. Colt and Deputy McAtee on a bench
warrant issued In 1902. the charge being
grand larceny. The prisoner was taken to
Rockville jail to await action by the au-
thorities.
Mr.. George F. Pollock assistant land
commissioner, who resides here was yes
terday indicted into office. Upon leaving
his old associates in the special service di-
vision of the land Office he was made the
recipient of q bouquet of American Beauty.
roses. 81 -
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most three times as much as fve years
ago.
The Balance of trade against Cuba was
d3,000, eco in 1900 and $2,000,000 In 1902.
Since then II has been In her favor-$f8.-
600. in 1903. 10000, 600 in 1904. and nearly
100000 In 1906.
The imports are divided as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

fo" to live IN health and happiness is the general Dir
f1erces Common Sense Medical Adviser
cine and hygiene containing 700 illus
tIato sent tree receipt OF expense of mailing
o1 Send 81 oneent stamps for the volume or ony
q stamps tor the book IN Address DR. R pierce
Buffalo, ~ Y. ~ ~ ~ " 1iefee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21

John West, thirty years of age, is in the
hospital at Mar eta, Ohio. with a bullet
near the heart and John Buck, charged
with the shooting, is at large with a posse
of neighbors hunting him with bloodhounds.
Buck had been tormented by West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
CURES OBSTINATE CASES.

Favote Prescription positive most complicated
and obstinate OF eucohea
natural and Irregularities popsus falling pelvic
female
down chronic congestion Inflammation and liberation
OF the inflammation pain the ovares and
kindr aim ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
FREE CONSUL ATTON.

An invitation extended by Dr. every sick and a1no
consult him by letter There absolutely charge or fee
this consultation Every letter considered flv an
~ed and its statements held strictly private acredv conf
Dental Address DR.. r. V Pierce, Buffalo n Y ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
Minister Quesada.

clared that there never had been a time
when the conscience of. the American people
was not fully resolved that the pledge of in
dependence should be carried out, and also
the doubts which once were heard whether
the Cuban republic would last more than a
few months. and expressed the satisfaction
OF the American people at the success of the
Cuban government and the progress and
of the Cuban peonle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
DIR. PTERcE'S PLEASANT PELLETS

bousnes sick and bilious headache dizziness costiveness
OF the bowels loss of
ac windy bchngs and distress eating and
' ~ "a ~ ~ NV 49, etoldsh ana bowels
One little Pellet
goae and cleanse the liver stomach and bowels dinner
pill to promote digestion take each day the dsre,
from overeang nothing equals little PeIe
They're tiny sugarcoated ambitious granue scarcely larger than
- $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
THE BADGE OF HONESTY.

Each bottle the above medicine bears upon wrapper badge
OF honesty IN the m list OF ingredients composing PRINTED IN
PLAIN ENGLISH This frank open publicity places this ,1
IN a CLASS ALL BY ITSELF 1t cannot be Chased &c ~
POSITION. Wv OON'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21

''of our exports, sos 1880, ATS went to the
United States. s. sos, All to Germany, s5,-
$50 to the United Kingdom.
These figures, compared with those of
the previous year, show that Spain lost
over 100000 of importations. France about
81 100000, leaving out the coin. the total
importatfons of which exceeded the expor-
tatfon by 100000; Germany gained 1885,
coo, about 10 per cent, and the United
Kingdom held her own.
We have paid our army, devoting to that
purpose the proceeds OF the $35000,000 loan
made in June, 1904, and about $1S0O0.o00
nf the surplus which was In the treasury
las tyear The $35 10000 per cent loan,
which placed at 9O1s In the troubled
financial market during the Russo Japanese
war. Is at about 105 showing the ex-
cellent condition of our national finances.
AN examination of the commerce with
the United States will show what profit
able field there is for American products
In Cuba and how the reciprocity treaty
has been to the advantage of both coun-
tries.
Cuba ranks second In Importance in the
trace relations of the United States with
other American countries The total trade
of the United States with the principal
countries of America in the fiscal year 1908
was: With Canada, $203 .000. 600; with Cuba
$4,000, 600; with Brazil. Sill, 0Oo. eco; with
Mexico, $92 000, 900. and with Argentina.
$50, 100000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
Weak Women Made Strong,
Sick W0rnGn Made WELL.

health and strength particular Distinctly FEM
inine For weak and cky who
debated especially for who work
who the
hold burdens Dr. Perce Favore prove priceless
beh because OF ITS heat-restorng and strength giving
AS A SOOTHING AND STRENGTHENING NERVINE.
Favonte Prescription unequaled aavng and
subdung excaby rrtabty exhaustion nervous
proson neuralgia hyera pasms Vtu dance and
other distressing
tona and organic disease OF the induces
refreshing sleep and relieves mental despondency
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-31
DOING ITS PART.

In calling its second annual meet
ing at Des Moines for next Tuesday,
the Iowa association for the study and
prevention Of tuberculosis addresses
those 1t attempts to interest in the
movement as follows:
when it is remembered that con-
sumption carries away about one
seventh Of all who die, and that 1000
die annually from consumption in Iowa
and that 5000 others are infected, it
will be seen that it is time that some
thing was done. tuberculosis is a
durable disease If taken in time, and
it Is hoped that the people through
out the state will take an active in
terest in the work of the association
and the coming meeting"
With the progress and enlighten-
ment of the world the cure for tubercu-
losis has evolved slowly, but it is be-
lieved that it has evolved just as sure
ly.l The association makes the posi-
tive statement that tuberculosis is a
durable disease If taken in time For
years the practice has been to send the
afflicted to different climate and the
result is that Colorado and the south
western states are filled with an I'M
natural proportion of the afflicted
Nothing but a protest could be ex-
pected and it has been coming. 1t is
the one drawbac k mentioned in connec.
ton with these delightful places.
But it now appears that each state
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-31
STEP BY STEP.

Mountain Lake, MINI. View.-For
more than twenty years the question Of
regulating the socalled trusts" has
been before the American people. Dur
ing all that time the democratic party
mas offered only one suggestion. And
although even the democratic party
itself, when it recognized the folly Of
this idea, 1t keeps on repeating the
proposition over and over again. In the
democratic national platform of 1900
the democratic idea Is worded as fol.
lows:
Tariff laws should be amended by
putting the products of trusts on the
free list to prevent monopoly under
the plea of protection
Over against that, positively and ag-
gressvely we have the republican idea.
This idea was worded by President
Roosevelt in his letter of acceptance as
follows:
Certain great trusts of great cor
porations are wholly unaffected by the
tariff. Almost all others that are of
any Importance have, as matter of
fact, numbers of smaller American COM
petitors; and, Of course, change in
the tariff which would work injury to
the large corporation would work out
merely injury but destruction to it's
smaller competitors. = In
the case of some Of our greatest trusts
such change might confer upon them
a positive benefit. The evils
connected with the trusts can be
reached only by rational efforts, step
by step, along the lines taken by con-
gress and executive during the last
three years"
There you have outlined the two
propositions, the Cleveland-Bry DEM
ocratic plan, by removing the duty
from trust-made goods and the Nc.
Kinley- Roosevelt republican plan, of
dealing with the question as purely
domestic problem to be solved by the
people of this country in their own
way. The democratic way is the way
of King George ILL.,, Of England, who
hired foreigners to help him in our
revolutionary war. The republican
way is the way Of Lincoln in the civil
war, who placed his reliance on the
wisdom and patriotism of the Ameri-
can people.
Which way do you think is best2.
Which way will you stand by?