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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-25
Father of Public Printer Here

Mr. Charles 4. sdIings. Public Printer
is entertaining at his apartment in tbe
Ontario his father Gen. +. 3 StfIinge
and his business associate. Mr.. J. Z. Crit
nth. OF Boston. Mass Mr.. StfIIipgs'
father and partner are the proprietors of
the largest printing and publishing house
in New England. They expect to remain
in Washington until next Monday or Tues
day
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Alfred y. Ritter yesterday fled sui,
In the District supreme Court for abso-
lutte divorce against Margaret NJ. Rit.
ter, charging infdelity. They were mar
ried December y 1905
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ARMY ORDERS.
Lenres of Ahsence.


The leave Of absence granted First
Lieut. James D. Heysinger, assistant sur
geOn, in Special orders No a. October
i5 1906. War Department. is extended six
teen days.
Leave Of absence for one month. 10
take effect on or about November ], 1905,
is granted First Lieut.. Joseph c. Brady,
Fourth Infantry.
Special Orders.
50 much OF paragraph g. Special ord
eTs No. 235, October 4. 1906. War De-
partment. as directs Lieut.. Col. Charles
Il Watts, Ninth Cavalry, to join his
regiment is amended so as TO direct him
TO proceed at the expiration Of the leave
OF absence granted him in paragraph 4.
Special Orders No 2O2. August q. 1906.
War Department to join the regiment
10 which he has been assigned
Second Lieut.. Horace n Munro. First
cavalry. Will proceed TO Hot Springs,
Ark, and report in person TO the COM
handing officer Army and Navy Gen
eral Hospital. at that place. for obserya-
ton and treatment.
Brig. Gen. John j. Pershing. L. s. A,
is detailed as a member Of the army re-
firing board appointed 10 meet at San
Francisco, Cal, by paragraph IS. Special
DiuNlo NJ ia, July -. lSJo- War De-
partment. vice Col Charles Morris. Ar
tillery Corps, hereby relieved.
Transfers.
First Lieut.. George r. spaIding. Corps
Of Engineers. is relieved from duty under
the immediate orders Of Mai. William l.
Sibert, Corps Of Engineers. TO take effect
about November l. 1906. and will proceed
10 and take station a. St Louis, No
ana report in person 20 the commanding
general Sou lWestern Division. Tor assign
ment 10 duty as chief engineer officer Of
that division. relieving Capt William p
WO0ten. Corps Of Engineers. Of that duty.
Contract Surg John n. Merrick. l. {
a, IS relieved from further duty at Fort
Missoula. Mont, and will proceed at the
expiration Of his present leave Of alb
sence 10 San Francisco. Cal. and take
Ilrst available transport sailing from that
place for the Philippine Islands. and Will
report IN person 70 the commanding gen
erai Philippine Division, for assignment
TO duty
Capt. Frederick W. AItstaetter. Corps
OF Engineers, will upon the expiration
OF his present leave Of absence proceed
10 and take station at Pittsburg. Pa.
First Lieut.. Gilbert A. Youngberg.
Corps Of Engineers, is relieved from duty
with the Third Battalion Of Engineers.
ana VIII proceed 10 and take station in
Chicago. III
Contract Surg. Charles W. Cullen l..
). A, VIII proceed from Cincinnati Ohio.
10 Fort Sill, Okla. and report for duty.
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Cards have been received here for the
marriage Of Miss Anne Yardiey Booker.
Of Old Point. Va. and Mr.. Charles King
Mallory, of New York. the ceremony ia
take place Saturday afternoon at St
Johns Church. Hampton. Va Miss Book
er has many friends in Washington. where
she spent her school days. and where she
was graduated from Georgetown Convent
in the class OF '02
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Dummy
By Philip VerriH MigheIS

The author of Bru5vey Inns
Baby IS again in his happiest vein,
with a youngster for a hero and the
wild, rough life Of a Western lum-
Der camp for the background. Out
OF every situation Mr.. Mighels
draws fresh humor, portraying
child life with that rare GENTS for
making it appeal to old and Young.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-25

Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Woodward,
whose marriage took place October 10.
held a reception yesterday at their home
at the Portner, when they received the
congratulations of several hundred
friends Mrs Woodward. who. before her
marriage, was Miss Nina DovIIIiers and a
lifelong resident Of the District. was as
sisted in welcoming her friends by her
sister. Mrs. John 4. Norris. wife of Capt.
John A Norris. L. s n
The large apartment in which they re-
ceived was decorated in Southern smilax
and chrysanthemums, with the adjoining
teaTOOm fragrant in red and white roses.
and lighted by red-capped candles. Mrs.
Woodward wore a gown of delicate blue
and gray gauze fabric built on dull blue
silk with the bodice handsomely trimmed
in old lace, Mrs. Norris a gown of red silk
with trimming Of cream lace. Mrs.
Charles T. Carusi and Mrs. Ernest G.
Walker did the honors Of the tearoom.
where other assistants included Mrs. II.
G. Woodward. of Philadelphia. a sister of
the host. Mrs. Joseph A. Murphy. Mrs.
Walter ~ Wells, and Mrs. Percy Hink-
ling.
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The marriage OF Mr. David Armour
Tanning to Miss Nora Toban, of this city
took place yesterday morning at the
Church Of the Immaculate Concaption
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In The SOCIAL WORLD
Families of the New Cabinet
Members Well KnOWnHere
THE COLLINS-GLOVER WEDDING

Other Weddings of Yesterday-Min-
lister from Costa Riea, senior J. b..
CRlvO, Returns After Several
Months Absence-Mrs. Frederick r..
and Miss COudert Arrived Home.
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Society is deeply interested in the first
Washington meeting Of the United Hunts
Racing Association, which will take
place at Benning this afternoon. and
include four steeplechases and two
fat races by some Of the best known
gentlemen riders Of the country. Mr.
and Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark, the former,
the donor Of the Clark Cup. arrived yes
terday, and are renewing many acqUaint-
ances Of former seasons, when they Wis
tied Washington as the guests of Mr..
ClaTk's brother Lieut.. Robert 5. Clark.
l. :. A who. during his years residence
in Washington. entertained more extern
sively than any bachelor host of many
years.
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Society at the Clubhouse.

The clubhouse has been fitted to accom-
aodate "A large crowd, and the lawn will
be the scene of numerous merry gather
ings during the meeting. Society folk
from Virginia Maryland. Pennsylvania,
and New York will mingle with the cir
Gle from Washington, and only favorable
weather is needed TO make this part of
the outdoor sport a pronounced success.
No one is more keenly interested in the
races than Lieut.. l. s. Martin, of the
Fifteenth Cavalry. L. S. a. Lieut.. Mar
tin has his horses Humming Bird and
Dixie entered in the Grand Military
SteepIeChase. for which Hon. Perry Bel
mont is sponsor, and these thorOughbreds
were shipped here from Fort Ethan Al
len. Lieut. Martin arrived in New York
yesterday on board the steamer Moro
Castle from Havana and the crack rider
viii be on hand to-day 10 join the party
of amateurs who will sport the silk
Last year at Morris Park Lieut. Martin
was beaten in the Grand Military by such
a small margin that he Is anxious TO re-
trieve his defeat.
The first race on each day will be called
at O'Clock.
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One OF the most beautiful weddings Of
the autumn took place last evening at
the lexington Presbyterian Church
which was filed by a fashionable COM
pany. to witness the marriage of Miss
Mary barley Collins and Mr.. John NJ
Glover, both popular young people of the
northern part Of the city.
A beautiful musical programme, with
Miss Mabel b. Lincoln at the organ. was
rendered during the seating of the guests
by the following ushers: Messrs
Charles f. Wilcox. George T. Bean,
Harry Harvey. and James Patterson. The
floral decoration was a pretty arrange
ment of autumn foliage, with palms and
white chrysanthemumsa about the chancel
Just before the entrance of the bridal
party, Miss Rose BigelOw sang a soprano
solo, The Spring Song. which was fol-
lowed BY the strains OF ''LOhengrin." 20
which the bride made her way 10 the
chanCel. She was escorted by her father
Mr.. J. w. Collins and, preceded by a
small flower girl. Miss May Barr. and the
following bridesmaids. The Misses Celes-
tine and Aurora Hodges. Miss Bertha
Bean. Miss Hazel Magic. and Miss Mar
jorie Ruth Mertz.
alone and wore a beautiful gown OF white
figured net over light blue tafeta, and
carried white chrysanthemums. The
bridesmaids wore white silk null gowns
over pink taffeta. and carried pink chrys-
anthemums. The little flower girl was
entirely in white.
The brides gown was Of chiffon crepe.
built on white silk. with which she wore
tulle veil fastened by coronet of
white rosebuds. and carried a shower
bouquet Of roses and buds The bride
groom was attended by DIT. Alfred
Weaver. of this city. Rev ". T. Thomp-
son, the pastor Of the church. oficiated
Only the immediate relatives attended
the informal reception which followed
the ceremony. The bride and bridegroom
departed during the evening for a we'd
ding trip On their return they will re-
side at Z253 FlagleT place. where they viii
be at home after November u.
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ALL READY FOR RACES
Benning Primed for Amateur
Steeplechase Meeting.
SMART SET TO BE OUT IN FORCE
With Clear Weather the Annual
Meet of the United Hunts ASsoeIa-
ton VIII Be n Social and Sporting
Success-Lfeut. Martin Comes from
Havana To Ride His Horses.

Society and amateur spOrtsmen await
the bugle call this afternoon. when the
second annual meeting OF the United
Hunts Racing Association viii open at
Benning- There is every Indication that
the races will be we'll patrOnized. and that
the sport will be excellent may be judged
by the large entry list and the coming
Of the best of the gentlemen jockeys TO
ride in all the races.
The Liverpool and water jump will be
eliminated in the longest OF the steeple-
chases, and in their stead will be one
post and rail fence. one plank fence, and
a stone wall. Supt Strahan has had
these constructed st0utly. and this fea-
ture, which will resemble the obstacles
encountered in the wilds Of the country,
viii have unusual interest for both rid
ers and spectators. The course was open
for schooling yesterday. and a thorough
test OF the innelG found il TO be In as
good condition as the weather would per-
NIT
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Society. not only in Washington but IN
New York and Boston, win be much in
terested in the Cabinet changes an
nounced yesterday. which bring two new
families into the administration circle,
and promote the present Postmaster
General TO the second place on the roll
of the Presidents advisers
As the first of the proposed changes
does not take effect until January 1.
when Mr. Oscar s Straus viii come to
the head Of the Department of Com
rlerce and Labor. IL is not likely that he
and Mrs Straus viii transfer their resi-
dence from New York until that date
Mr. Straus was a frequent visitor to
Washington in the second Cleveland ad-
ministratiOn, and is we'll known in poll
teal and diplomatic circles. having been
Minister TO Turkey for eight years Mr.
and Mrs. Straus have no children.
Mr.. George Won l.. Never, Of Boston,
who Is named as the future postma ster
General is even better known than Mr.
Straus, he and his family having made
hosts of friends during their residence
in Rome, and later I'm St Petersburg, Mr.
Meyer having represented his country at
both capitals. Mrs. Meyer with her two
young daughters. the latter presented TO
society two years ago. passed a part Of
the spring season in Washington. when
they sUblet the residence of the former
councillor Of the British Embassy and
Lady Susan Townley.
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and was followed by a nuptial mass, Rev.
Ambrose Beaver. the assistant rector.
officiating Mr.. and Mrs Tanning left inn
mediately after the ceremony for a brief
Northern trip. and on their return will
spend several weeks with the parents Of
the bridegroom, Mr.. and AIRS. JOsenh Fam
ming, at RiveTdale, Nd. Later in the
coming month they will be established
at an apartment in the Melton. where
they expect TO pass the winter
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-18
MUNICIP|O DE- PONCE

Anunci0 dc subdst l. -El dfs veinte
, cinco del actual & Les tres de la tar
de tendr& lugar ante la iunts de su.
bssta que 90 hallAr& constItuids on el
salon de sesiones, el remAte del arren-
d d'miento de las cantsrAs del Munici.
pio entendtndose que sl arriendo
por tArmino dc cInco afios y bsio el
tIpo iaimo de cuArentA y einco DO.
llarG anusles, Alcansa & tc d } ell tefre'
no que Ia munici oslidad posss en- eI
barrio Dc 10 CAnterA conoeido con el
pombre dc les 40 CuerdAs.
Y as publica para 10 mayor con-
currensia de licItadores quienss en- Ii
oncina de ObrAs pdb.icas munici pAlel
podrAn yer ell pondienss plIegC
de Oondiciones , snterArse de les DO
tlciAs J detAlleI que sstlmArsn conve.
nienGe.
Porcs Abril II, de 1909.
N. r. Cnndlss
SIrretarlo Muniolrsl.
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Local Board Of Charities
Ponce, Porto Rico.
A los interesGds

Para Su meior realissai6n 10 d. 10
mayor publicidsd aceroa do 10 Dis
TR1BuoIoN dc los servisios que prestan
los sea ,res Ms1ioos Arxlliarsa do Sc
nidad do Ponce. Diariamentents,
incluso los dfaa de fiesta.
MdaGnd,, de 8 & ii. Consulta ca
la Policlfuiea Hospital Triooche). A
les IL, aslstencia dom'ciliar ( los on.
fsrmos cuyos enearg Ados deian 10 d.
recci6n en- el Hospital Tricochs.
Tdrde: de 2 SIS. ConsultA On IL
Policlfnica del HOSPITAL TrisoOhe no'
M6dico Inferno del Hospital. De 81 4
s, inspection de la matanEa en- el ma.
tadero por sl Anxtliar dc SAnidad
eucargado del aervicio mSdico do todo
al distrito Osste dc Ia ciudAd, A laa
s, nueva Asistenoia domieilisriA ilimi.
tada con el ndmsro de los sntermoa
Guyos eucargados de- iAran Ia direction
en- el hospital.
N0cAe: de sac a. m Servicio pa
re les Dobres por ell MSdioo inferno
del Hospital. ViIitAs de urgencls
Cuando 10 requierA ell easo, serkr
| igualmente UreskadA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-18
JUAN PEDRD RlLO|R|S

Nuestro estim.do am go don Juan
Pedro Raldiris, teniclds y helmint6'
lego, embarcara On breve con rumbo
New York
Va con objeto de ierminar sus CO.
tudios de Medicina y Ciruiia, que
cnmsrad haee algd tempo On Espaa 10,
y obtener, mediants exAmsn, el tfsulo
correspondents para eisrcsr su pro
iesi6n on Puerto Rico.
Antes do diriitrse & 10 metr6poli
harA una excursion por 10 isla para
despedirss do sus numerosos amista,
des.
Juzgamos muy laudAble el empe'
10 del sefl IF Raldiris.
Deseamos q dicho amigo i'm com
pleto 6xitO en- sug Reationea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-18

Sub Juuta barrio Marsga 1t
Presidents, don Francisco Girl.
baldi. Tssorero, don Francisco Taboa
de-. Sscretario, don TT ancisco Leon.
VccAles: den Ciriaco g onz6les,
don And 81 Franco, don Francis
90 Toro. don Andres Rivera, don loi q
Rivera, don Luis Collszo, don Gena
ro N'gr6p, don Cornelio ehevarria,
don 81 q indo Susrex.
Sub Comite del barrio Marueff ,
Preaidente, don Emilio Vergne.
Vice, don Luis Vaaques. Secretario,
don jose Q lintanA. Tssorero. den
Manuel BsltrAn.
vocales; don Cornslio Luns, don
Ulises Chsrd6n, don Balliro Torses,
don Carlos Mercado 90. d n CUTLER
mo Santos, don Ramon Cr'6l vsz'
quez, don Pedro Msldonado.
Suplentes: don Ramon v&xques
Goert, don juan Vaxquez Pitt,~, dor
Juan Luna, don Andres VNgas, dor
Juan Co On, don Crist6b Al E ,rnGnde 4,
don Guillermo M:dina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-18
MUNICI1I0 De PONCE

Secretdrid. .-Anunci0 de tubdstd,-s
El luneG vsinte J tres del actual 6 lAa
tres de Ia tsrde tendrG lugAr ants ID
Junta do Subsstas que 90 hallark
eonstIiuidA en sl ssl6n de sesiones de
e,t. Alcsldis el nuevo remale para
Ia coloosnl6n de los nspea aIfAhioos
n ls eAlls de la MArlnsselquinA & IA
del Conetclo,
Y ss Avlss 81 pdb'ico para la
ConSnrI enela de liclI Gdores 4 Quienes
se hsoe ssbsr que co ell DsparIsmentn
de Obras Pdoicaa MunicipaleI satArk
de m'n'festo Ell oportuno pllego dc
condolences.
Ponce ii de Atrll De 1 zoe.
N r. OunOle
Seer stsri. "a idnAi
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|MPRBNOIES Y AVlICIAS
ABRIL- Is.

'gandas psra cszar elfctores, com
quisn csz. aves sc n liga. Tempo per.
dutt0.
Han sslido de 10 carcel do dis.
trito, por haher cumplido sus corde'
mas, Maria ssrrano, Manuel Rents,
Manuel G&udara y Santos Pagan, de
Ponce, y Tomas Colon, dc Barros.
Hoy hA emWxado oil el cilindro
de vapor apisonar ia pisdra do 10
|calle de 10 Csntera.
--DeHde sl eia 15 90 ha satisistho
& los EN- pleados municipales 10 aegun
do quinoens del corrisnts Abril.
Eli Bazor ttro svisa & ~ npme.
rosa clisntela que 81 80 de Mayo pro.
ximo eapira el te-mino para To adqui'
siei6n de los tickets tfcscidos, 4 An
de que so aprssuren rsunir los 26
necssarioa para las spp)iaciones dc
retrstos. 3vs1 m.
Be sst& proee iiepdo & Ia forma'
ci6n del nusvo presu puesso municipal
para el eiercieio dc 1905 1907.
Aver ipg'ssarcn las siguianiea
personas en- la e&resl do Diatritol
! Ea sumaris, Alberto Vibrio, Pe.
dro Rivera, Bernardo y Pascasio Goa
to, Ramon Medina y And, &. Toro, por
iuegos prohlbidos; Joae v'gs y Fran.
cisco Arroyo, por agresi6p. Todoa
son de Ponce.
Manuel Castillo, condenado 4 Al
dfas de carcel, por portar armas pro
hibidas.
l Sc ategura que un eonnotado
caudillo republicsn no vendrG on hreva
Ponce expresaments, desde San
Juan, para levantar ell sbstido Amino
de sus corraliglonarios dc AQui con
risuefn eaperArsas y halsgAdoraa
prcmessa.
Mes iri,rmsn que ca las pr6xl'
mas cor ferer cias escolares de Pr nee
tomarAn pArte sl Comisionaao do Edu
cacl6n Mr.. Falkner y los sscritorea
Al 4 res Manuel Fernandez Jurcos =
Joi6 Gordils.
Luciano y Msrcelino Martinez
u HIN aldo condsnados por hurto msnor
4 dos meses de cArcel cada unc.
La policfs ha hseho varisa do
nuncias por infrsc cci6n do laa orde'
nanxas municipales.
u Han consluido los trabsjos ID
ciliDdrado on 10 calls del Jobo.
$50 proeede CON gran actlvidad
o para terminAr cuanto Antes las acera
de 10 ealle dc Crlstlns. Dlchos traba
Jos van bastsnts adelantados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-18
TROUPE Sc0GNIM|Gl|O

DlchA compaiiia hs desemhareado
"a todo su personal y equipsies.
Pasado mafisna, jusves, hara 81
extreme con la Opera Bohemia, de Puc
@ nj.
Trabsjaran en- ella les renombra
dos art'stas primer bsrfton B'rghsse
= Irimer br 10 Cirino.
El s&bado, Lucia de Lamemor, 10
immortal partitura do Donizstti.
En- ella Sc preseutsra por prinera
vsz ante nuestro rdblieo 10 celebrads
soprano G0rzsgA.
Hay much' sntusiasmo por
DIR dicha compsfifs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-18

Aver SO reuni6 Ia Junta de Sani-
dad Bspe6cencia presidida por ell
doctor Corcnss, Official dc Sanidad
local.
Tomlronse algunos acusrdos do
rslativa importaucis, que oportuna
msnte puhliesrsmos. -
-Esta noche 90 reunira oil Comi!e
unloniata de Ponce para tratar ssun
tos de intsre,.
-Por orden de 10 Sanidsd 90 en-
tsrraron dos eabAllos en- 10 semana
anterior, uno pertsnecients & don Luis
Principe y otro 4 don Pedro Tarrass.
Amboc murieron de tetanos
--<La Uni6n O5rera Puertorrique
fa,s radicsda on 10 P;aya, es una So
ciedad progresista, 8. copstituy6 el
IA de Eaero de 1895 y sl ndmero de so
clos a'csuzs "a 4 1s0. Compr6 cinco
caaas dc MADEIRA & 10 Sucssi6n RIsra,
In virtIsndo On los gastos en- l 0c0 dol
lars, De dlchAa eAsas, la asociaci6n
, ocupa una, peretb.endo por les de-
mas, en- cnncepto dc alQuileres, una
, renta de ~ dollars msnsuAles. Don
Carlos Pachaco deasmp fis los cargoS
de Prssidente Tesorero, por acuerdc
Iy 4 eatera satltf Accl6n de todos los
sscciados.
-En el Hospital Tic och ha side
dado dc alta Juan Ramon L. O y han
II grssado Juan Serranc, jose Mar
ohani, Antonio MArtines y SecundInc
Rosa,
-~El domi' g. pr6xlmo se elsgirl
el sub comite unionista do Maehuelo
Probablemente no celehrar& un mitir
dc propag gsnda.
| U CALzAnO sin carton en- lai
xuelas para nfi1s, esoecialidad or
lcalzado hno para sedora, dnicos ven.
dedores de calssdo fuo recommended,
para caballeros. El LEON Ponceao
Gale del Comercio,
/ En- el Aailo de Locos hay ~
tualmeLte cuatro hombres y cuatr,
mu ieres. Total ocho.
La comps fta Soognamiglio h,
traido aumsntada gu orqueats co
nueve prcfssores mas.
-Dfssnnos que les republicauo
90 mueven activamerte por los cam
p,s, hacienda uso de fA'saa prous
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-18

10 nusstro artfculo sPro6lsxls
Polfticas Gig goifcSbsmos 10 nscesidad
do lamar vsrgopz sute ostracismo &
los elementos que irtroducen pertur
bAciones en- el seno de los psrtidos
Hoy insistimos sobre ell particular
por sl convsncimiento de que presta-
mos un Nrvieio . 10 moral politics,
que tan nscesarta % para 10 d'gnif-
caci6n Dc los pueblos.
Aceptamoa eon respsto 10 defersa
del ideal gus hsgsn los mlenbros de
un pArtidc, Sea cual flere, STEM pre-
que esa defsnsa encarne On los prin
ripios dc la mas scabada educaci6n
politics; 90 mas, somos enthusiasts
aplaudidores de tal conducta, porque
ella determ'na e' grado de civilization
del psfs On que Sc desarrolla.
No puedo bsio corcspto slguno
neiar de Greer, que los puertorriQue-
Nos amblclonamos 10 posesi6n de un
HoGAR po!itieo que noa de- derecho de
apareeer ante el concerto dc los pue-
bios, como hsbitantss do I'm pals On
que % lleven oil terreno dc 10 pr&ctica
les hermosAs trAdicionos del pueblo
horte americana.
De aqut que suris nus,tra protes'
10 cuando vsmos & puertorriquea A %
que por ambleicnss particularfsimas.
procuran introdueir diseordias On los
partidos aqui organizados.
Ia <U ai6n Puertorriqueflss naci
do 81 calor de una idea magnffca, sle'
vads, de pat-i6ticas tsndencias, pro-
cura dar soluei6n farovab's al pro
hlema que encierra nusssra persona
lidad y dc aqui su prspoteucia 'esono
eida y probada. LA cohas.6a entire
aus husstss se mantle tan de mauera
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Moral politica

palpable en- todos s pueblos dc 10
isla.
Por 10 que & Ponce respects, %
verdad que media drcsna de indivi'
duos que xla <Uni6s , psrsenecIsron,
procuran rompsr esq cohsai6. +; pero
no 10 consigusn porqus tales indivi'
duos son muy eonoeidos y entran do
lleno On 81 grupo de los elementos d.
sociadorss que forman 10 kORBOSI
DAD rOLITTCA.
La hermosa conjunction veridcada
on Ponce, 90 impossible que desaparsz
CO porqus cuatro 8 seis psrsonas que
NADIA pssan en- 10 balar q, poli.ics, 10
prstendan Esa copiunc'6a desemps'
rs imporiants papel en- a..vlda de Pom
90 en- el orden politiso y social, por
que h'zo mil peds EOS, pulvsriz5 al CO
ciquiamo po' itico que tanto ae eptro
niz6 en- esta region de la isla. csci'
quismo qua fue causa y origen do Las
sgltaciones tumultuari que lley aron
10 intranquilidad al aeno dc los ho
gares.
Esa conjunction ,epetimos, prssta
On 10 actualidad incalculables beneti
clos 6 Ponce, porque encausa 81 vida
administrative y defsnds con marca'
do inter6s los dineros del pueblo.
Esa cepiunci6n NADIA TENS y sole
marcha con el psnsamiento flo en- un
ideal. salvar & Ponce de las plagal
po,itlcss y contribuir al bien genera
de 10 isla.
Por esta rszi in llevarA msyorfk
al seno de las urnas on Novlembre de
afo on curso, proclamsndo 10 vicso
ria.
| veritas.
Ponce, Abtil II "a 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-18
DON FRANCISCO VANDO

Este apreciab's iovsn pcncea 90,
empleado de LA DEMocRAcIA en- San
Juan, ingrssa desde hoy en- nuestras
oficinss do Ponce.
viere & servir sl rsparto y sl 60
bro del peri6diso en- Ia localidad,
sustituyendo al sefior Pefs, quien los
ha dsssmpehsdo con inteligepcia, &C
tividad " honradsz, quedando esta
empire 90 satiafecha dc sus trabaios.