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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-07-27
MAGAN.

July 23.-Mrs. j. p. Mldkiff is
quite i'll.
Mrs. Dick Allen, Moorehouse, Mo-,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. A.
Midkiff.
Misses Eva Martin. Lula Midkiff,
Lena Miller and Verta Wright, Mr..
j. Hayden Roach and Drs. o. w.
and T. j. Edge, of this place, were
among the many teachers, who at
tended the Institute at Hartford
last week.
Quite a crowd of young folks
spent the day at d. P. Moseley' IS last
Sunday.
Miss Edna Hudson, Hartford,
visited Verta and Emma Wright last
Sunday.
Several from here attended St.
Mary's barbecue at Whitesville Sat-
urday.
Many of our farmers have been
damaged very badly by the recent
rains.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-07-27
The Robinson Show.

Probably the biggest and best cir
Gus that ever struck Ohio county
was the John Robinson Show given
at Beaver Dam last Friday. 10 give
an idea of the University of the ia
nous show it is only necessary to
state that it takes 60 modern railroad
cars to handle it.
For fine horses and well trained
wild animals Robinson is unexcell-
ed if ever equaled. The most ex-
cellent management also adds much
to the popularity of the show.
That the people of this county
appreciated the great show was evil
denced by the $4,000 present ut the
exhibition.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-07-27
SMALLHOUS.

Misses jamie and Cora Osborne. of
Glendean, are the guests of Mrs.
Tom Godsey and family. .
Mr.. - Sapp. a messenger to the
Baptist Association at West Point
church. from Pleasant Grove church,
at Shreve. was the guest of his cous-
in, Mr.. Caz Mason, Tuesday night.
Quite large crowd of our people
attended the Association at West
Point church. All were well pleased
with the Association and the kind
treatment received from the good
people of that vicinity.
Sma'lhous has a large saw mill and
it will soon begin work for the R. r.
bridge.
Miss Laura Bilbro and father, Rev.
John Bilbro, of White PLANES, were
the guests of Mrs. Cordelia Adding
ton and family Thursday night.
Miss Maud Shultz. of Narrows,
who has been the guest of Miss
Alice Fulkerson the past week, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Misses Oma Maddox and Eulah
Arlington attended the Institute at
Hartford Monday. They were
the guests of Miss Nell Robertson
Sunday night and Mrs. Jas. Bennett
Monday night.
Miss Leila Hunter spent last week.
the guest of her uncle, Mr.. James
Bennett and family, of Mantanzas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schultz and Mr..
and Mrs. Oosley, of Narrows, were
the guests of Mrs. Bob Fulkerson
last Tuesday night.
Mrs. Sallie Drake and Mr. Chester
Ross were the guests of Mrs. Joe
Bennett and family last Monday
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-07-27
Call TOR Wheat Growers Meeting

In Han tford, on August A. 1906, at l
o'clock p. m. The object of this call
is, in view of the fact, other wheat
growing sections, and, especially
those sections adjoining Ohio county.
are unorganized on the wheat prop
osition and are turning their wheat
loose at nominal price, and know
ing that Ohio county growers have a
crop this season combining both
quality and quantity, and that our
millers are willing to meet us on an
equitable basis and thereby keep the
money in home channels, and are
willing, to this end, to pay the price
of other markets with freight, etc.,
added. Therefore, we make the
above call, in justice to ourselves
and all concerned. Hence we urge
a full attendance of all wheat grow
ers of the comfy on the above date.
JOHN P. FOSTER
Ch'm'n. Finance Com.
No Creek, KY,
DUDLEY FORD.
Committee on Resolutions.
THOMAS TANNER, ED. BENNETT,
Wheat Growers.
Approved by:
DAVID MORELAND, Pres.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-07-27
An Egg Story.

Mr.. w. II. Wilcox, who lives
about two miles east of Echols, this
county, relates a most interesting
egg story. and one which we doubt
if any of our readers ever heard
equaled.
A few mornings ago Mrs. Wilcox
was preparing some hen eggs for
breakfast, breaking them in a plate,
as was her custom. When she
broke one. to her surprise. smaller
one, fully developed with shell rolled
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-07-27
WORK
All along the Railroad Line
." Under Way.
G. A. Shelton Gets Contract for
Construction Through
Hartford.

Word from our new railroad line
indicates that the various sub-con-
tractors are getting busy and that
every mile Of the road will soon be
in course of construction.
This week the contract for the
work from Fogle cut through town
to a distance of one and one-ha!f
miles. was given to G.. A. Shelton,
Of Providence. Ky. MIR. Shelton. is
well known here, having had the
contract for the big drain ditch
North Of town last year.
Mr. Mooreman, of Gleandeane,
Breckenridge county. has been
awarded the contract for one mile
West from the Fogle cut, in the bot
toms. Mr.. j. NJ. Howard, also of
Gleandeane. will construct the next
mic West from the Norman divis-
ion, through muddy creek bottoms.
a large force is at work near
Dundee and MIR. Graham is getting
out the stone for the Rough River
bridge at Dundee.
A dispatch from Madisonville has
the following to say regarding the
work on that end OF the line:
Work on the jacksonville. Hart
ford & Eastern railroad is now well
under way and the work is being
pushed rapidly. {. II. Dishman &
Co., who have the contract for TWEEN
ty miles of the roads out of Madison
vile, have just received two car load
of road scrapers. and they are being
taken to the scene of operation a.
rapidly as possible. A large fore,
of men are at work on the road on
this end of the line. and the grading
Ms progressing satisfactorily to tn,
contractors. This line will open up
one of the finest mineral sections IL
Western Kentucky, and will give ali
outlet for coal shippers to the Ohio
river. Several coal mines will be
opened along the route. Easter.
capitalists having purchased almost
all the coal rights. This route will
also reduce the distance to Louisville
many miles. being the shortest and
quickest way to the city"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-07-27

Cleveland Administration which you
refer to could not afford any barn
at all, and even had to live in an old
shed covered with straw" In this
conversation is found one good rea-
son why Missouri has swung into the
Republican column. and why the
country is well satisfied with Repub-
lican good times.-Augusta Me-
Journal"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-07-27
For Sale at a Bargain.

have for sale IL head of horses,
% rigs. all necessaries for a first
class livery stable, in frst-class shape
also 6 town lots, 3 with houses on
same; centrally located and very
desirable property and one farm of
10 acres within mile of Center
town. Also will sell one fine Jack
and one-half interest in young
Peacock Stallion. Will rent a livery
stable one or two years
Respectfully,
F. NJ. ALLEN,
52t3 Centertown, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-07-27
KENTUCKY PRESS
Holds Annual Meeting at Grayson
Springs--Large Attendance
and Busy Session.

Grayson Springs July 26,

The twenty-seventh annual meet
ing of the Kentucky Press Associa-
ton convene here Tuesday, the first
business session being held at 10
O'Clock on that day.
Previous to the actual assembling
Of the pencil pushers some over
jealous correspondei t TO the daily
press. presumably as joke, sent
out dispatch from the quiet little
hamlet of Grayson Springs to the
effect that notwithstanding strenu-
Gus efforts of certain members of
the Association, no liquid refresh
ments could be procured, even stat
ing that those carefully selected in
Louisville and shipped TO Grayson
Springs would not be delivered
by the express agent. This has
caused a very wrong impression.
Newspaper men as class care moth
ing for such refreshments and very
rarely indulge. 1t is probably true,
that wholesale dealer or two ship
ped a few samples from Cincinnati
to be distributed among the men,
bers.
The dispatch referred to is not a
plausible story as every editor is
thoroughly familiar with the recent
ly enacted law that prohibits the de-
livery of such goods in local option
districts, and they are set of folks
who have at all times been given
credit for sufficient foresight to pre-
vent such a state of affairs depicted
in the bogus dispatch.
The meeting was opened with the
delivery by President Gullion of the
annual address. The roll call show
ed about 100 newspaper folks pres
ent but many others have arrived
swelling the number to probably
IT'S. Besides this number there are
l25 other guests all being accommo-
dated at $50 capacity hotel. This
necessarily produces a very com
pact body" as the result of which
the writer "bunked" in the parlor
last night with rs others.
The banquet given Tuesday eve
ing by the management of the Gray
son Inn was highly enjoyed by the
press gang. Responses, such as only
newspaper men can produce. were
made to such facinating toasts as
"A Pretty Face" THE Never End
ing End, Etc"
An excellent program was render
ed this forenoon, at which a resolu-
ton to the effect that the newspa-
pers of the State will oppose the
candidacy or election of men to the
Kentucky Legislature who will not
pledge themselves to the enactment
of better system of libel laws.
This afternoon the Eighth District
League entertained the press crowd
in a delightful manner.
This evening the Annual German
Hill be given.
Tomorrow closes the program
here and Friday morning the crowd
will leave for Bowling Green. where
they will be entertained at a banquet
by DR.. Mccormack.
Saturday the crowd will go en-
masse to the Mammoth Cave, after
which they will dispense for their
several homes.
The election of officers will take
place tomorrow and will probably
result in the election of Dave Wal
lace, of Warsaw, as president.
n II 9
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-07-27

out, having been entirely enclosed.
Both eggs were complete with yolks
and usual thickness of shell, the
small one being about the size of a
partridge egg. Several persons
were witnesses to this strange and
unheard of freak of nature.
Mr.. Wilcox is an intelligent and
highly respected farmer. and is very
much interested in this strange dis
covery.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-07-27
No.. 9

night.
Miss Debbie Taylor is the guest Of
her cousin, Miss Nora Bennett, Ma
tanzas.
Mrs. Harriet Fulkerson spent
Wednesday night and Thursday with
her sister. Mrs. Ellen Tichenor, who
is dangerously i'll at her home near
Matanzas.
Quite hard rain fell here Friday
night, making the ground to wet for
blowing.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-07-27
Public Sale.

On August 3, 1906, | will offer for
sale at my residence near Hickory
church all my peronal property con-
sisting of horses, mich cows, hogs
sheep, broom machine, wagon, surry,
buggy, organ, house hold and kitch-
en- furniture. Terms made known
on day of sale. L. A. SANDEFUR.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-07-27
A. S. of E. Notes.
Narrows, n.y., July "a, 1906.
Editor Republican,
Hartford, Ky.

Narrows, KY, July "a, 1906.
Editor Republican,
Hartford, Ky.
Dear Sir: You will please publish
the following A. S. of +. news items.
Returning home from the meet
ing of the State Union at Owens
boro on July 10. the writer started
the next day on an organization
tour in Grayson and Breckenridge
counties and in five days organiged
5 Local Unions, 3 ia Grayson and 2
lin Breckenridge county. Total
membership in the 3 Locals 65. Or
ganized 3 of these Locals in "a hours.
Where is the croaker that says the
farmer cant be organized. Some
of these are among the best farm
ers in these counties. Notable
among them is one man who thresh-
ed 900 bushels of wheat who will
hold for equity prices. Also, anoth-
er who has 20 acres of tobacco on
his farm. Such crops as these being
brought under the control of the
organization surely is worth work
ing for. Scores of other good men
are being enlisted every week, and it
will not be long until all farmers will
see the righteousness of our cause
i. and accept financial salvation on the
terms of the A. S. of +.
NJ. +. SHARP.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-07-27
pa - ToRTA.
Bear. the nIhs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature "a G2zzzMx
Popularity Contest.

Jul SdiiuiudIco lOI Jllc mdIillllOJll
Cave trip sent in large number of
votes this week in several of the dis
tricts. AS the time draws near to
close the contest, interest is
growing in several races.
The standing of the various candi-
dates is as follows:
DISTRICT NO. /.
Darrell Sullenger. Hartford 24O
Robert Davis, Hartford 723
Ernest M. Coleman, Beaver
lam W
Godfrey Bean, Hartford 70
DISTRICT NO. 2.
Johnnie Wallace, Rosine = 24O
DISTRICT NO. 3.
Roy Crawford. Olaton. -. 10
Bernice Neighbors, Dundee :. 80
Palmer Lloyd. Narrows F.. %
Herbert Midkiff. Magyar q
Elijah Daniel 10
Albert Baughn =. >. AZ
DISTRICT NO. a.
Roy Keown. Fordsville . los
Pete Tilford, Fordsville -. 5
Arthur Burdett, Herbert r.. A
DISTRICT NO. 5.
Talmage Davis, Beda 102
Jesse c. Smith, Taffy :. .911
Sherman Chamberlain, Nocreek 1858
DISTRICT NO. 6.
John Morton, Ceralvo. 10
Wig Morton, Smallhous 60
Ben Kimmell, Ceralvo =. 2
Frank Kuykendall, Centertown A
Rowe Condit, Matanzas -. SO
John Smith, Ceralvo =. E. 80
DISTRICT NO. 7.
Carroll Smith, McHenry. 1873
Roy Brown, McHenry. ~. 80
Orlett C. Carter, Rockport %
Carl Davenport, Cool Springs a
Raymond Francis, Render 6
Rules governing the contest have
BEEN reduced to brief concise form.
They are as follows:
RULES OF CONTEST IN BRIEF.
The rules governing the contest
are very simple. Every couponcut
from the paper properly filled out
and sent to the Office before date of
expiration counts one vote.
Every dollar paid on subscription
whether renewal on arrears or new
subscriber counts ten votes.
You do not have to vote for the
contestant in the district in which
you live. You can vote for any one
you please.
Fill in all coupons correctly be-
fore sending them in.
If you want to send a years sub
scription fill in on the coupon II as
the subscription counts for ten votes
and the coupon one.
Be sure and get the coupons in
before they expire. No expired
coupons will be counted.
Continued on seventh page)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17

Els indtil ahadir que LA DEMocRA.
C1A SO ercusntra absolutsmente con.
forme con ell critsrio de la msyorfs de
Ia Csmars, expressdo por ~ leader
Muy pronto smitiremos nuestra opi-
ni6n On este Asunto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
FL DESPERTAR De CH|NA

Como consscuensia de los memo.
rialss prssentados al Trono por los
altos ministries y virreyss del Imps.
rio, recomsndando la m.jor forma dc
gobierno para China, 90 dice cue sl
gobierno imperial ha acordado 10 si.
guients:
10 Establscer un goblerno cons
titucional en- el periodic do tres amos.
% Cresr una CkmAra de los pares
al afo Siguiente de la conntltuci6n del
goblsrno.
80 Decretar un cAmblo on ell eStI-
10 de 10 indumentaris nacional.
~ Cubrlr los cargos oacialss de
Ministros con personals que han ter
miusdo suS estudios en- sl Exsrange O
En- los efrculos oficiales So dics
que Sc proysctan nuevos csmbios en-
lA constitution del Gran Consejo. Sc
dies tambifn que sl minIltro de Ia
reorganization del eis'cito, ha enviA
do otro memorial sl Trono spoyan
do la adopciOn deun sistsma de uni.
forms militar y una bandera hjA pars
sl eiercito, pues haIta shorA Les tro
pas uSan ls bandera de csda provin
cia. 81 nueVo nistsma de uniformI
estara hasado On el modelo europeo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
NOBLE IN|CIAT|VA

La Logi' Aodsstia, do Ponce, In
corpnrAd@ Ia Gran Lagia Sobersna
de Pusrto Rio ,hs tornado ell Qenero.o
acuerdo de trabaiar por IL aboltci6n
do Ia psna de muerte en- este pals.
En- tel ssntido, 81 Venerable Mass.
tro de disho cusrpo mas6nico, don Pc.
dro A. Psitor, dirigs { 10 Gran LoR,a
sobersna de 10 isla -sValles de San
JuAns@una exssnsa ccmupicaci6n im.
press, explicando los G6lidos priuci-
pios morales en- que SO apoya ess
setitud.
Iguslments he remitido dicha cir.
oulsr q csda miemhro de la CGmara
do DslegadoS y del Conssjo Eiscu
sivo
Al aeussr reeibA del citsdo do.
cumsnto no podemos msnos de aplau.
dir Ia fisn'r6oics ipicla,iys de Is Lo.
gia AodsStia, tenta mAs oportupa
ahors Gu nao, hsy e. el presIdio dc
Puerto Rico Alguncs enndeusdo. 4
musrts, esp rAodo camplimiento de-
terrible fsio que asode sobrs sua a.
bezRs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
UNA FIESTA EN- cAGUAs

Fl domingo con motive dol bauH.
10 dc una niaa dc nusstro querido
amigo don Enrique Moreno, Selsbr6.
90 On Caguas una agradabls fiesta do
ekrscter sosial 4 intlmo.
Varios distingaidos amigos del
ssiior Moreno tanto de Caguas como
do San Juaa, rsunier6nss on Ia her
mosa casa que squsl ha oonstruide
On ls plaza principal, donde 60 odss'
qui6 & los ooncurrentes con IN esplen'
dido alnusrzo, on sl que rsin6 la mas
tranca J cordial algeria.
Tsrmlnado sl almuerzo tuvo sfsc.
to, primsro sl bAutse dc la casa =
dsspuis sl de 10 presiosa niha Maria
Estsr Moreno y Dias, { 10 que apa-
drin6 sl ssaor don Fsderiso Calat, On
sussitusiSH de don Leonardo Eshsga-
ray, quien no pudo ssiatir al Aeto.
La orqussta del maestro Colon
ameniz6 sl aeto siscutando varias pie.
Eas 8 improviGGadose un animAdo
bails que dur6 ha,ta Las otho dc 10
noche.
Entrs las disting ulias dsmas ,
caballsros que llsgaron de San Juan
rseordamos { 10 ssfiora Calaf y %.
aoritas Rita Calaf, Pacita Disz, BlAn.
ca Csrra y NArgsrita Wolksrs y los
sexoreu don Joa6 M Arzusga, don
Damian Nonssrrat, don jose CerrA,
don Alsjandro Gaos, don Miguel La
madrid, don G neroso CAndins, don
Joss Perez |. zAIA y don MarlAne
Abril.
Ii casa construila por ell senior
Moreno y que hR sido conStrufda ex-
pressments para el Uoi6n Club, %
uno do los msiorss y mas elegsntss
edihcios que pcses hoy Csguas, y ha
sido decorada, con gulto y arte, por
el modesto 8 inteligerts pintor don
Domingo L. DiaE.
Nosotros envfamoa nueatros pl&-
GENES 4 los espoSos Moreno por laS
muestrsS de simpatfss &c que fusror
objetc, tsnto de Ia sociedsd de Co.
guas, Como de las distiuguidss perso'
nas de San Juan que Asistieron 81
bautizo de su encantAdora nina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
PASAJEROS SAL|DOS

FL Vapor Getty Of Savannah, que
aali6 para los Estsdoa Unidos, embar.
cAron les SIguientsH psss isros:
Mr.. Louis Lindner. Ramon Val.
dez, Col, Il A Rsed, L. s. A. Wife
& Infant, Anne Rhodes, Clifford Ross
Curt Levir, Fidel Csrrssqui'lo, Ra.
mon Irizsrri, s Mrs. A. D. Thomas,
e, W. PiCkard, George Burkeit, ia.
mes Woods, Capt, 7, F, Lyons, U, s.
NJ c., w H. Souden, & &ra inc.
LAuhenheimer, NJ F. Taylor, (. Gu
lick, d Mrs F, G, Fleming & Iuiapt,
VIM. Villsvaso, FIorercs Villsvaso,
Alice E Ciinshsrd, Lieut. Jaimc Ma.
q; s. A, J B Carrion, ErlCk Kor.
ber, LorA Griffith, & Miss Margaret,
castillo Iriarts, Amalio zspata, Hen.
ry L, Marks, John n. Ketfe, r. ].
MathswS, VIM. Ernhart, G r, B.
Elliott, G g, Way,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17

ooctrinas dsmocr Atieas de grandes O.
saolstas que han hscho Elorioss (
aqueiia naci6n, no pueds bsio nipgdn
concepto mostrarse indifsrsnts { Ia,
luStaa dsmandaa dc un pueblo opriui
do' sedlsnto de llbsrtad y dc iuattcis.
I'll immense sol de la libsrtad cue
20 pases, con todas sus rsfulgenciss.
por los vastos territories do ls union
dando alisnto y vida, do ssxuro ou.
tamhisn dsrramsr& su bienhschora
lumbrs por todos los Gmbitos dc est.
bella poreion de aQuslla gran patria
Psro para llsgar { csc I'm tan bar.
mo'o, 50 necssita hrmsza dc idssls.
J una psrsevsrancis 4 toda prusbs an
10 lucia; 80 nscssita que nusstra vo,
llegus robustseids y vibrante DOR ma
conjunction de fusrzas 81 Capitolio da
Washington, que es donds 90 dccide
nuestrs suerte.
LA DEMoCRACIA 90 un bAluarte
inexpugnable. BdIqusnla, acsrqusu.
90 q ella los hombres de coraz6n an
'ero' los vsrdaderoI puertorriquefov,
aqueilos que, deapci iGndose de 10.
oolos mezauinos y mirss egoistar, 10
40 10 sacri6can en- Arss del deber '
en- holoCausto de la pasrIa, y vsrSu
los diAs glorioIos do nuestra redsp
ci6n.
La union es palsnca que impul,s,
tuerEa que Sc impone, podsr Que
triunfa.
HsgamoSla noble y decorossmsp-
te J espsremos con confanza en- IL
lu'ticis de los hombres J on las evo
lusionss mIIterioSas del progreaOl
Modesto ArthlIIa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
FL REY EDUARDO
Cosas que Sc cuentan del
elegante monarca inqles.
FL SOMBRERO BLANCO
Un rasgo de Eduardo, perte-
neciente 4 Ia epoca en- que
fue Principe de Gales.
No % cuento.

NO % cuenso.
81 Rsy Eduardo, gran modisto,
inventor dc stoilettsss y prendas mas
msnos elegantss. acaba de lauxar
un s6ltimo gritos de e'eg ancia, una
mods: 10 del sombrsro blanco.
A prop6sito del Rey, una rsvista
rscusrda un rasgo del Rsy, que ningu-
na rslaei6n. .tlsnecon el cspftulo dc los
sombreros, auraus no % do msnor In.
tsrks.
Ala fssha del rssgo ese, 81 actual
rsy era solo Prfucips dc Gales, y
sfsctaba una ssneillez que sofia lle-
gar { las mas innusitadas tamiliari-
dsdes CON los plsbeyos.
Un dia sl Principe, paseando &
esballo, sneontr6 & una pobre srcia-
na que venfa del mercado, csrgada
CON una erorms y tosca cesta. La mu-
jsr parecia muy fatlg ada. 9. A. detu.
vo ell caballo: ssluo6 & ID vlejecita;
galar tsments 10 invite & cabalgar y 10
puso 6 Ia iinsta.
Anda que to anda, no muy de pri.
90 para conodidad de 10 humilde
amazona, el Principe tnterrog6 { 6sta:
-IQue llevas en- ere fardo, buena
muisr?
-Buen hombrs, oontsst6 10 vie
jecita, llevo rieos huevos ttessos, RI
cs, mantsca ricas legdmbrss, que ven.
dere nehsna. 4
--SHuevos fressos? iMuy bien!
Adore los huevos fressos.
La propietaria del artisulo no di.
10 sstos huevos son MICS. Cort6 el
diAlogo.
Los pobres no pusdsn ser gsnsro.
SOS.
-8i me d&is todos vusstros hue
vos, continue el Principe. o. rsgalare
sl rstrato de mi madrs. -.
LAY, pcbre' dc M, IDs gus me
servirk el rs.rato de vuestra madrs?
~iQui6u sabel eontsst6 el csba.
Hero. Vengs, venga......
Y somo ya sstAba cersa Ia choaa
do ls campesins, el Pffncipe echo una
msno Al cssto y con la otra ofrsci6
10 ancisns una monada de oro CON
10 sfgie de 10 Reina Victoria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
AURORAS

Principiamos estss lfnsas fsliei-
sando calurosamsnte { LA DEMocRA.
clA por sus dscididss campaass o.
dsf'nss de los ssgrados intereses del
pafs.
Sismprs Ia vimos on la lfnsa del
desoro, gallarda y simpAsiss, srran.
sando aplausos { los vsrdaderos
amantes de nusstra terra; pero nunsa
tanto como ahora.
Su dscorosa aproximaci6n al Co
bierno ca estos momentos hist6ricos,
digamos asf, y 50 obstinada tendsn.
eia en- unir la fsmilia puertorriu usiIa
por medic de lazos indeItrus stibles de
vsrdadera eopfraternidad para Que
una acci6n comm de- los rsuultados
satiifactorios que se persiguen, son
eosas que aplaudsn vlvaments todos
los elementos Sanos que quieren & o..
to terra de nusi.ros smores y busean
sn grado mas alto de epgrandecimien.
TO, al amparo de leyeI ssbias , dig.
nihcadoras.
Peaimistss hssIa aver porqus to
DO conspirahA torps y cruelmente en-
nuest'o NAL acerbo, hoy nos Ientimoa
verdadersmetts optimi,tas por que Ie
despeisn inc6gnitas para cfreesrss
rsalidadss que Alsgran sl sspfritu por
tanso Iiempo abatido On tristss uomno.
lencias; porque vsmos dibujarEe ALA
en- sl horizOnts del cielo borinouefo,
auroras bellfSimas de dias fslics, oue
nos espsran.
Y no podfS ser de otrs mspsra
porqus las leyeI inmutAbleu del uro
grsso tsrde o temprano 20 sumplsn sr
toS los pusbloI del mundo.'
81 gobisrno ansricauO, asl klsI