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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
CLOSED SEASON
EFFECTIVE
HERE
All Vessels Now Entering Port,
Must GO to the Quaran-
tine Station.

The closed quarantine season for
vessels entering this port began yes
terday, and hereafter all ships enter
ing port must go to the quarantine
station for FUN igation and detention,
where it is found necessary.
The closed season this. year was in
augurated fifteen days. earlier than
heretofore, this being done by order
of the. Marine Hospital Service. New
Orleans and Mobile also commenced
their closed season yesterday, some
thing unusual for those ports, and
they have also adopted practically the
same regulations as the Marine Hos
p.tal Service.
Secretary Shaw, Of the, Treasury
Department, recently issued the fol
lowing circular letter, regarding the
closed quarantine season, in which an
amendment to the regulations is
made:
TO national, state and local quar-
antine officers, collectors of customs,
and agents, and others
Paragraph 6SCc), Quarantine Reg
ulations of 1903, as amended by De-
partment Circular No. 80. March 80,
1904, is hereby amended to read as
follows
Paragraph 68Cc): If arriving at
port south of the southern boundary
Of Maryland, in the season of close
quarantine, March Is 10 November l,
directly or via a northern port from
a tropical American port, unless said
port is known to be free from ye!-
low fever
The effect of this amendment is
to cause the close quarantine season
TO begin March Is instead of April 1
with regard to vessels from ports
known or suspected of being infected
with yellow fever and arriving at
ports either direct or via
northern ports"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
LARGE
REAL ESTATE
DEALS
Have Been Closed Recently,
Among Them Being PaIafOx
Street Property.

Several real estate deals of
large proportions have been closed
during the past few DAYS, and prop
erty valued at thousands of dollars
has changed hands.
One of the deals recently closed,
and reported by HOOton & Watson. Is
the sale Of the property south of and
adjoining the Masonic temple to J.
s. Reese. The property is now occu-
pied by the marble yard Of B. A.
Davis. 1t faces 80 feet on Palafox
street and is 1S2 feet deep. The
price and terms are not known.
Another sale just made by the
firm is that of a row of cottages on
West Zarragossa street to Scarritt
Moreno. These brought $500.
One sale, which has not yet been
made public has been closed for val
liable property near the union depot,
and it is stated that the new owner
will probably erectgOn the Site
brick business building in
the near future.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
COURT MARTIAL
AT NAVY YARD
SEAMAN o'DoNNELL WAS ON
TRIAL YESTERDAY, BUT
THE CASE WAS NOT
CONCLUDED.

The naval court martial. which was
convened at the navy yard Wednes-
day morning for the trial of three en-
listed men Of the navy upon serious
charges continued its session
yesterday. Seaman O'DOnnell was
placed on trial yesterday when the
court convened and all Of the session
was devoted to an examination Of the
defendant and some Witnesses.
The examination of O'DOnnell was
not completed yesterday afternoon
and it was continued until to-day,
when the balance Of the testimony
will be heard
While it is not positively known, It
is believed BY those familiar with
proceedings of this nature, that
ODOnnell entered a plea of guilty
The trial of Sanchez, the third
man has been set for Saturday morn
ing and will probably take up at
least two days
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
Henry HOrSIeT, of Pensacola Elect
ed Grand Chancellor Of
the Order.
A ROYAL WELCOME
Extended Delegates to Grand Lodge
by People of PaIatka.
RATHRoNE SISTERS ALSO ELECT
OFFICERS FOR ENSUING TERM
MRS. J. c. WILLIAMS, GRAND
cHIEF-PLAcE or NEXT MEET.
ING WILL BE SELECTED AT TO.
DAYS SESSION.
specIaI 70 In. Journal

Palatka. Mar. 15-Palatka has ex.
tenOed a royal welcome to the two
hundred or more delegates to the
meeting of the Grand Lodge. Knights
OF Pythias, which is now in session
here, and all the visiting delegates
are greatly enjoying the visit Elec-
ton of officers for the ensuing term
occurred to-day, and tomorrow the
place for the next meeting will be Sc
lected.
The election of officers to-day re.
suited as follows:
Grand Lodge Officers.
Henry HOTsler. Grand Chancellor.
L. c. Lynch Grand Vice ChanceI
Tor.
w. H. Latimer. Keeper Records and
Seals.
W. C. West. Master of the Ex-
chequer.
y. H. Pritchard. Master at Arms.
H. G. Crawford. Inner Guard.
F. H. Davis, Outer Guard.
Rathbone Sisters.
The RathbOne Sisters also elected
officers to-day as follows:
Mrs. J. G. Williams. grand chief.
Mrs. F. o. Hensey. Senior.
Mrs. z. Jolly Junior.
Mrs, A. Owens. Manager
Mrs. NJ. Edgar. Mistress Of Record
and Correspondence
Mrs. V. Medley. Mistress of Financ
Mrs. Jennie Hewlett. Protector.
Mrs. Kate Woods, Guard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
By Associated Press.

Birmingham, Mar. ia special to
the Age-Herald from Dothan, Ala
says:
Following the arrest yesterday OF
Will Christmas. son and Walter Hol.
land, son-in-law, in connection with
the murder of the Christmas family,
new and sensational developments
have been brought to light.
A detective who has been at work
on the case declares the mystery
solved. He has been near Cotton
wood for several days hiding in the
woods in the guise of an escaped
murderer from Georgia hiring a ne
gro bring him his meas He suspect
cd the negro knew something of the
crime and, with the aid of a con-
cealed ventroloquist caused mule
to apparently inquire of the terrified
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
MAN WAS FRIGHTENED
BY MARDI GRAs FACE

Philip Lee. a cOlOred man, was ar
rested by the police yesterday for as
saulting Reuben Mason. a cOlOred boy.
The assault grew out Of the frighten-
ing of Lee By the boy The latter Sc
cured a Mardi Gras face Wednesday
night and placing a light behind 10
waited at a corner for some one 70
pass. II happened that Lee was the
first and as he neared the corner the
boy exhibited the face. Lee was with
in a few feet Of the corner when he
saw the object, and not knowing any
thing better to do he soaked the negro
boy one under the jaw. The boy
made complaint to the police and
caused his arrest.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
coLoRED MAN STRUCK BY
CAR ON TARRAGoNA STREET

Jim Reed. coored, an employee OF
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
was painfully injured yesterday morn,
ing on TarragORa street, near the
electric light plant, by being struck
by a car
He was crossing the track and evil
IDENTIFY thought he was far enough
from the track for the car to pass.
but such was not the case. and he was
struck and knocked to the ground.
He was taken to his home near the
gas works in the patrol wagon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
MAY COMPROMISE ON
RAILROAD RATE BILL

Washington. Mar. 15.-If a com
compromise is effected in the senate
on the railroad rate bill the indica-
ton are that It will be in the nature
of a time limit on the suspension Of
orders of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. Several senators said
to-day that if the court review could
be facilitated in such a manner as
would insure protection to the inter
est of shippers. the judicial review
feature could be passed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
A
BLOT ON COUNTRY
Bv Associated Press.

Washington. Mar. 15.-Mr. Jones, of
Virginia. said in the House today
thar Notwithstanding the close re a
lions between the president and Gen
eral Wood. he could not see how thu
president could endorse the killing Of
women and children. The affair was
a blot on this country.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
CITY PRISONERS WILL
ENJOY TURTLE SOUP

The city prisoners will have a feast
today for dinner, as Steward Dick
Warfield has prepared to serve them
with genuine turtle soup. He secur.
ed a number Of turtles yesterday from
a fishing vessel, and began prepare
tons at once to give the prisoners a
treat.
The prisoners in the city Jail are
now being fed better and cheaper than
ever before Formerly the prisoners
complained that they could not eat
the food furnished them. but since
the city has been supplying the fOod
there is never q complaint.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
BASEBALL AT
THE Y. M. C. A.
LlEEUP OF THE TEAMS WHICH
WILL PLAY INDOOR BALL TO-
NIGHT.

l'night there will be a game Of in
- base ball az the Y. NJ. c. A. be
s.ra TWO teams picked from the bus
mems gymnasium class. This
form Of the old American game
-.--snes all the excitement Of regu.
-a-'n base ball and is much more
1--1sing than a circus.
ne teams are as follows:
me Greens-W. S. Garfield, p.
y, lap . j. S. Reese. C; c. F. Geek, 1b;
" y, hannah. %; J. H. Pierpont 3b;
~, 7. 3 erris, IS; B. F. Bache, CT.
Inc Grays-Geo. P. Wentworth, c:
. ", Higgins, p; F. W. Marsh. ID; w.
=, sheppard, %; H. G. DaSilva, 3b;
I Sy.,@s' W. Gray, SIS. Capt.; w. S.
11a''' CT; R. N. Bushnell, umpire.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
SENSATION PRODUCED BY
JUDGE ANDREW HAMILTON
LIVES LOST THROUGH
4 MISUNDERSTANDING
GREW OF STEAMER MANNHEIM SAVED ALL MEN ON
BOARD FoUNDERINe STEAMER BRITISH KING If LATTER
HAD CORRECTLY READ AND osEYED SIGNALS

the laundering steamer "a hours be-
fore the disaster and signaled its ca /,
tain to stop the engines in order tia
boats from the Mannheim might be
able to Overtake the steamer and res
cue her crew. He signaled the ship
to stop" but the signal was read
stop on board the latter signal
meaning do not leave the ship. Lat
er the storm grew worse and he was
unable to assist the sinking steamer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
WORK OF COMMITTEE
~ GREATEST DANGER

Boston, Mar 15-Thomas W. Law
sn today forwarded a telegram TO
1alrman Armstrong, Of the Insurance
Investigating Committee Of the New
lork legislature, alleging that inter
e>ied parties we're receiving asSur-
anceS that the proposed insurance
.esis.aJion can be killed The tele-
gram concludes: Your committees
work was never in greater danger
man now. / have insurance policies
issued within a few days, signed by
ne new reform officers, and affidavits
ron the insured that they received
mem Tor nothing but a proxy, and in
some cases, with large rebates"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
PRISONERS TO BE GIVEN
HEARING NEXT WEEK
Special to The journal.

Mariana, Mar. 15.-Detective 1. A.
Smith, of Atlanta working under the
direction of Sheriff Lewis. has caused
the arrest of w. D. Christmas and
his brother-in-law Walter Holland.
charged with the murder of Judge
Christmas, wife and son near Camp
belltOn several weeks ago. The
prisoners have retained Price and
Watson to defend them They will be
given preliminary trial next week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
BY Associated Press.

New York, Mar. 15.-According to
captain Andrew Schau, of the steam
er Mannheim, which arrived here to-
day with eleven survivors of the
steamer British King, ne could have
saved the lives Of the others on the
British King had his signals been IN
derstood by the officers of that YES
sci.
Captain Schau said that he sighted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
STATE SENATOR
SENT TO JAIL
BY Associated Press.

Little Rock, Mar. Estate Senator
F. o. Butt, of Carroll county, was
committed to Jail today for refusing
to answer before the grand jury, GER
tain questions relating to the inves-
tigation of the bribery charges, in con-
nection with the session of the legis-
lature last year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Mar. 15.-As a result
of caucus. which lasted for two and
a half hours to-day the republicans
of the House voted 1875 to 80. to stand
by the statehood bill as passed by the
house, and ask the senate for a con-
ference on the measure. This vote
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
Republicans of House viii
Stand by the Statehood Bill

followed shortly after a resolution
offered by Mr.. Mondell OF wyoming,
representing the insurgents, had been
defeated 123 to 43; the Mondell reso-
luton being to agree to the senate
amendment eliminating Arizona and
New Mexico from the bill and asking
for a conference on the minor amend
ments to the measure.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
LOCKED WIFE UP
AND SHOT VISITOR
BY Associated Press.

New York, Mar 15.-Louis Nosser,
a race track man, locked his wife in
bath room today and while she was
a prisoner shot and killed Miss Stella
Reynolds, Of New Orleans, an actress
who was a visitor at their home Miss
Reynolds is said to have been a for
mer friend of NOsser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
NOMINATION OF
EMBRYWITHDRAWN
Rv Associated Press

Washington, Mar. 15.-The presi-
dent today withdrew the nominal on
of John EmbTy, as United States at
torney for Oklahoma The action
was taken because charges have been
preferred against EnIbry. 1t is alleg-
ed that Embry collected money. he
was not entitled to from Indians. for
certain work performed. The nomi-
nation was Withdrawn pending an in
vestigation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
WORSTED MILLS
co TO THE WALL
BY Associated Press.

Providence, Mar. ia petition of
insolvency was filed against the Far
well Worsted Mills in the United
States court today, and a receiver was
appointed. The liabilities are esti-
mated at four hundred thousand dol
lars with assets of the same amount.
The corporation is one of the largest
in New England in worsted manufac-
tuTe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
Murderer Committed Suicide.

Norfolk, Va, Mar. 15-Louis Brown,
% years of age, awaiting trial for the
murder Of FlOssie Reese, Friday, COM
mitted suicide in. his cell in the Nor
folk Jail early today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
TO DRAIN THE
DISMAL SWAMP
By Associated Press.

Washington, Mar. 15.-Representa-
tive Small, of North Carolina, today
introduced a bill providing for the di-
version of thirty million dollars of the
irrigation and reclamation funds to
the drainage of the dismal swamp.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
WELL KNOWN PHYSICIAN
COMMITTED SUICIDE
BY Associated Press

- O>Icumbia, Ala, Mar. 15.-Dr. sam
- cooper. a prominent physician
-, - g.-lzen. committed suicide this
49, .iig- III health is alleged to have
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
Storm Warninqs Displayed.

Washington, Mar. 15.-Storm warn
ings are displayed from Jacksonville
10 Norfolk and cold wave warnings
have been issued for the middle Mis-
sissippi and lower Ohio valleys.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
MYSTERY OF CHRISTMAS
FAMILY MURDER SOLVED
Detech0e ScareS SuberyhtIous Negro Into
Telling Of the C,Ime--75vO Under
Arrest Charged With Deed.

negro the identity of the murderers.
The negro's superstition was aroused
and it is alleged he told the details of
the murder to the mule. The arrests
followed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
LBBsars Unexpectedly and Drama
ticsIIy Before Insurance InVeS-
tigatiOn Committee.
DEFENDS HIS ACTS
IN SGathiHg Speech and DenOun>
eeS New York Life Officers.

FLOOD OF DENUNcIATIoN AND
INVEcTlVE POURED FORTH
UPON MEMBERS OF BOARD OF
TRUSTEES, BUT MENTIONED NO
NAMEs-LkWsoN TELEeRAPHs
WARNING TO CHAIRMAN ARM.
STRONG.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
Prominent Man Dead.

Halifax, n. s., Mar 15.-Hon. A, G.
Jones, lieutenant governor OF Nova
Scotia, died suddenly this morning.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
|NPRBSINIES Y NVTICAS

Aoosto II. -Ha fallssido 10 apre
siabls sefiora dcfs Estsrltna Deadmo.
re, vIuda DIS T&rarts, Vivfe hacs
muchos aSos On el hcgsr de nueatro
sstimaco amigo don oaillermo sehuek
donde formAbs. ppede decirse, pArts
integrsnts de 10 fsmilis y era muy
qusrida por aus prendss psrsonales
Esta tarda & las cinoo 90 efestuar& 81
sepelio. Reciban nuestro pesams los
deudos de 10 dnada.
--TAmb'e1 ha rendido 10 j1rnsds
de IL vida otrs 81 d ,ra muy estimAb!e
dnaa JuanA Tsllechsa J Ottiz, viuda
de Msyoral Aeompsnamos 4 80 fami
liz en- el legftimo dolor que 10 OIL 'ge
I'm eatos diAs ss reunir6 OIL Co
mite unionistA de diatrito. para Adop
tar mportantes aouerdos que 10 rela
eionan son les a!eeelcnen
--ENa Oh fsrma ura militia dt
nuestro buen amigo y eorrelligionario
don Rafael Rivera Esbri. Dsseamol
su restAbleeimiento,
-Dicese que q los rspuhlicanos d.
Ponce cuesta grsn trabaio ensontral
un candidate para slealds, No hsy re
publicano que Quiera ese puesto, or
vista do In segurA derrota que aguar
do & sus corrsligionarios el die do
las eleesiones.
Ell lunes 10 eelshrarA un gran
mitin unionissa en- el quo tomaran
parte oradores do San Juan.
En- las investigaciones praetisa-
das por el detsctive Gutierrez, cor
mosivo do los rohos con etcalamientoa
heehoa en- IL tienda de Avil6s y c.,
salle do Birtoli y on 10 do don Jose
Ussra, ealle do IL villa. en- virtud dc
los suales ae encontrAba bsio far ~
al honrado ioven don Juan Otsiz Bcs
sana, 10 ha deacubierto el verdadero
au,or do tan eacandAloGos robos,
La prisi6n preysntivA del stfioI
Boaeana y 10 intAt liable conducts d.
Aste, quien encontr6 quien Immediate
ments ls sirviera do nAdor, puso or
ejsreicio 10 aetivIdad del seflor G lutte
rrez quisn dc pesquiaa en- pesquis'
di6 con el verdadero autor, el indivi
duo Pedro Pine & Quisn 90 le oeups
ron asis dollars On plata y efsctos d.
| los rohados por valor dc aeia dollars
Un Aplsuso 81 decisive Gutierrez
-Hs aido ascendido al grado d.
sargento del ouerpo dc 10 detective
nusstFo amigo don Francisco Ortiz
Que dssempeiiAba sl pueslo do cabs
del mismo eusrpoI
--Por el poliCia do Ssnidad ErpsS
TO vivas, fac deAi atsstada 10 casi
donde viva Maria Rivera. ca 10 Pile
ys, por hAbsr muerto esta do Aitus.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15

--Et prtximo sAbsdo cslebr >rA =
partido rapublicano un mAss meeting
On el teatro La PsrlA.
--Ancc che 10 celebr6 en- les DaiciaS
10 retreta fuspendida el Domingo
esuas de iAs lluvias.
-H& tornado hey p0aeaI6n dc au
cargo como eapit&a de- la poliefa inau
lar do eata dsmarsaci6n sl 81 q or L6.
pez DfAx.
~el4 imponentss dsposlssron ca z,
sCr6dlto y Ahorros sl domingo u del
corriente 8 4S0 dollars,
Aver iarde 90 etsctu6 81 entlerrc
del bombero Antonio Rodriguez II
acompan6 10 banda dc mdalcA y IL
brigada do ordenapxa.
-Nnestro am'gI ell Lcdo. Luil
Llorens Torres hA Galido hsclA Ssr
Juan.
A don Nsrso PirAzzl, rsmAtiatI
dc 10 piedra empleGds en los tsaba
Jos del munieipio, 80 Ia hs sAtisiecht
10 cantidad dc $4lS por coneepto d.
piedra piCSda repsrIida On Las callel
do ID ciudsd,
Con tschA I 10 hA pAaado ocmu
nicaci6n los Seflores Armstrong
PARA para procedsr & Ia composioi6l
do 10 empalizsda en- la Gale Crisiiui
esquinA SAlud.
->Se sncuentrA hRee diss On Sal
Juan, Q! ingsniero municipal don BlA
Silva en- asuntoa oticiales.
-Ha sido nomhrado por oil 0once
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15

AVER quemsdo por o. poll.
siA do turno en- el mstedsro on h'ga
do de res.
-Muerto por cAnsenoio & eauss
do K .sso de trAbsio, murI6 ayer un
cahallo do 10 casa Romaguefs y GS
Fus ordenado 50 snserr Amiento 10
preseuci6 el poliafA de Sanidad To
mas MARITIME.
--vssinos do Ia playa 30 qusisp
do qua detrAs del taeris ae0stumbrsn
botsr tos ssersmentos dc las lstrinas
que 10 ]impian por 10 poshe
-HA sido dsnunsiada una xspis
que quadA en- 10 ealle dc Colon y otra
por los alrsdedoras do 10 iglesia dc
10 playa por sneontrarse 90 muy NAL
estado.
-Hs aldo Easladado oil pussto
de vIeques el ssrgsnto de ID polieis
insular seGor Lopez Disz. a@
-Ea 10 eAresl del Diatrito ss On.
cuentran hoy en- sumaria:
Varones, AZ; Nuisres, S.
Sutsisndo condena: Varones 2l6;
Muisres. q.
salidos; MonssrrAts .Olivenza,
por hurto; Francisco Torres, por usc
do srmAs prohibidss.
-Hs sido gravemsnte hsrido Ma
nuel Perez Lucia. On el veeino pueblo
dc Juana Disz:
90 So eneuentran On 10 CAreel do
esta ciudad Iadalecio BArreto tsl Gu
bano y Miguel Rlvsra, aeusados como
moderos tAlsos on el pueblo de BArros.
Euhe los testigos citados hoy 6 10
Corts fgurs Luciano Castro, do oticio
cArpintsro. con taller alberto ep JdA'
na Disx. Quien hscs einco 9 ssis moses
fa6 eontratado por diehos sefores pa
ra haeer una esiita (Que adn no 10 han
psgAdo) resultando que esta esitta era
10 dsAttnAda para tsbricar las mons
das, Ssgdn mAnifsstaeIcnss pdblicas
son muchss laa personas engs nadas
que agurAr&n On este proeeso.
Aver sorpreudi6 el encargado
del repsso del Mersado Efior Luis
Bpgsl, 81 nino Juan Rodriguez, -
cAndo dinsro del holsillo & Juana
Duran y Rivers. AL tamarle dacla-
raci6n al n'fo corfsa6 que 10 hAbis
hecho asducido por un individuo llA
mado Luis Rivera, quien tue deienido
por In policis. ri iuez conden6 oil nj
no & A msses do sneisrro y 81 Luis Ri
| vera & meaes de peisi6n.
Hoy 90 han sseridsado On el ma
tadero pIblieo ! resss con IN total dt
I97 arrobAs deshnAndoae do 6stas {
arrobAs para la playa.
SIS hR dsnunciado por sl aaentls
ltA del Nersado Al Dspartamento d'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
DISCIPLINE Y cOvcOROIA

Las ccpvar clones parc!ales cele-
brAdss Antes Ier por los Unioniatas do
Popee, han aldo seaos djguoa do loor,
no a6lo por 81 espiritu dsmoeratico dc
los mismos sino, adsm&s, por 10 son.
oordia , 10 dleiplina quo en- elias han
demostrado nusstras husstes.
nj la mks leve perturhsci6n, nj el
msnor desorder NADIA que pueda me
recar csnspra.
Tres sAndidatos hay en- lusha por
10 Union, para 10 aleAldfs do 10 ciu.
dad.
Aqual que proe'smsdo results, sea.
tAdo Eer& por todos.
Y los un!onistAs de Ponea h hahrAn
dAdo upa pruaba mas do 81 eultura =
su civismo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
De Administration

Deade antesyer ruspendimos 81
envio del peri6dico & vsrios amigos
nuestros que t'enen pendishteS aleu
noa mese1 de suseripci6n con ls EN-
presa, s'erdo imposiba obier sr o.
e0brc de- sun recibos, asessr do npes
trss reiter adss gsssionas or tel sentldo
Sirvsn esk.r liress De &viso, 8
lca auscritorea morosos que en- ads
lsnte no resibsn LA rEMoCRACIA,
para que no lss extrsfs pna Auspen
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por raznrss que nos abstsnemoa Dc
CO ificAr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
La Biopat1a

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coLnsnte t0d0 claSe de enfermledddes.