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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
SPECIAL BOXING BoUTs
49, FOR RELIANCE CLUB MEN
Cle.er NOung Glove Artists Are
Matched by the Oakland Athletic
Organization.

;: OAKLAND. June 2.-The Reliance
Club has announced its programme for
TUESDAY nights boxing tournament al
che new gymnasium. Twentieth street
near Telegraph avenue. The principal
numbsrs on the card are the matches
between Frank Flores and Henry
:. League; Chris Hampton and H Davis.
The other events are between Al
Emeriek end Eddie Menny, Willie Ed
warde and W. Hzden. J. Irwin and J.
Thomas. Loren Brown and T. Burns
limerick and Menny are especially
fest youngsters
Heavy increase in membership in
; the club - noted as a result of the
revival. of interest in the organization
under eng leadership of Walter b
FaWcett the efficient president Faw-
cett has had the advantage of a news
paper mans training, coupled with
long experience in athletics, to helF
i him in the work of reviving the club.
The summer and autumn events on
the club programme will give a tone
20 athletics on this side of the bay
which has been. lacking. This. though
no. fs4llt OF any one in particular, has
led: 90 dormancy. That conditions vii
be changed for the better is the de-
termination Of the new directorate.
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A Record Achievement.

The record for rapid reconstruction
and resumption of business must be
conceded to the Golden Gate Cloak
and Suit House and the Pacific Cloak
and Suit House. Burned out and their
stock utterly destroyed, these enter
prising firms, recently combined had
so thoroughly rehabilitated them
selves within the brief period OF thirty
days that they were able TO throw
open their doors and again weloogne
patrons to inspect a stock of goods
almost as complete as before the FIRE.
Easily the largest and most exclu Sive
cloak and suit firms of the coast be-
fore the fire, their claim to still being
that must be conceded, and to that
distinction may justly be added the
right to be regarded the most enter
prisng. A one story frame building
of attractive appearance and adequate
size has been substantially constructed
on McAllister street, near Yam Ness
avenue. To the rear of the store
proper and connected Herewith is To-
cated the manufacturing department
Ample room has been allowed to per-
NIT of a large output, and daily over
100 suits are produced IN addition
to the facilities that are here provided
to meet the immediate demands of the
trade the firms plant in New York
City is kept cunning night and day. to
it's fullest capacity, thus accommodating
an immense stock that is immediately
available, as well as keeping them in
constant touch with the prevailing
Eastern styles. A marked advantages
that has resulted to the firms from
the recent misfortune is the fact that
their present business house is con-
structed upon their own ground. and
therefore they are not subject to the
exorbitant rents that many will be
forced to pay in order To maintain
their prestige and keep up with the.
procession. The facilities for merchar1-
dising in San Francisco are being ran
idly renewed. and soon the needs of
all her people will be as readily si,n-
piled tthough in less pretentious quar-
ters than formerly as ever before
While it is admitted that the Hercan
tile community is not actuated bv
purely disinterested motives. yet the
accommodation afforded the public II,
supplying their needs is one that
places burden Of gratitude upon it
that should be shown IN geilerous
patronage. and none are more wortbv
of due consideration than those firms
that realizing the needs of the people
are the quickest t. provide adeu,latt
facilities for their accommodation
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-raxes Delinquent Next rue.duy.

Tax Collector Nichols yesterday stat
ed that he viii keep his Office at 2511
Sacramento street open until s O'Clock
tomorrow evening to receive payments
for taxes due the city and county. On
Tuesday morning Nichols Will COM
me1ce. to impose the IS per cent penalty
for. delinquency in view Of the fact
that the Governor viii cease to de-
clare any more legal holidays. Nichols
SAYS the delinquency yesterday
amounted TO s350.O00 and ne expects
that this viii be reduced TO sI50.0e0 at
the close Of Office hours tomorrow
evening
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Declares His Intention OF Thro"hs
Dynamite Bomb MT Congressman
Longworth and Wife.

NEW YORK, June 2.-RepresentatlVe
Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Long
worth sailed for England today on the
steamer St. Louis.
Just before the Longworths salieo
some excitement was caused on the
American line pier by drunken Itailan
declaring that he was an anarchist-anu
that he intended to throw bomo at
the Longworths. BY the time police
squad arrived the Italian had olsap
naarad The incident caused some stir
for a time. 1t was believed that the
drunken mans talk was due merely to
his condition.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
REPUBLICAN CLUB HOLDS
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
Citizens OF the Thirty-Eighth District
Are Addressed by Several Speak
ers on Various Subjects.

The Thirty eighth District Repub-
lican Club held an enthusiastic meeting
Wednesday evening at its hall, 1893
Scott street. President Oscar Hinters
presided. NJ. p. Scott was unanimously
elected permanent secretary, and Mr..
Clemons vice president.
Several stirring speeches were made.
Messrs. Hinters. Scott, Franklin and
Clemons addressed those present upon
the objects and aims of the club.
Next Thursday evening, June Z, SEN
ator Wolfe will be the principal speaker
A cordial invitation is extended to all
Republicans in the district to attend!
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
DRUNKEN ITALIAN CAUSES
Golden Gate Park Concert.

Following is the programme for the
concert tomorrow afternoon at Golden
Gate Park: March, PRO Patria," Ron
covieri; overture, The Hermit's Bell
Maillart; waltz, Vienna Citizens,
Zeihrer; paraphrase, 'Loreley," Nesvad-
ba; fantasie, Aida" Verdi; march,
Hands Across the Sea-" Sousa; rev.
erie. The Roses Honeymoon, Brat
ton; American sketch. Down. South,
Myddleton: selection, 'W oodland," Luz
ders; Hawaiian airs, Berger.
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Requiem Mass to BE said.

A requiem mass for the repose of the
soul of the late T. S. Cotter, former fore
man of the mailing department OF The
Call. will be held at Sacred Heart
Church, Fell and Fillmore streets, on
Monday morning. June 4, at o'clock.
under the auspices of San Francisco
Council No 615, Knights of Columbus.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03

The Argonaut. despite the earthquake
and fire. has not missed a single num-
Der. Driven from San Francisco, II got
ont an earthquake edition three days
after the fire. 1t has since continued
to be issued regularly
Until it can return TO Its old nome,
the ArRonaut will be issued at its tenn
porary headquarters, 20 Brown ave-, San
lose California.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03

Afnef9cans had = break In their long
iist Of Ssinnlngs when they lost the sec
ona gfiae OF todsy's double-header.
SCORES
&; First game II
sss,a5laaae!gitia a,s. .-...-.-,..-.--i 10 ?
Baster;ies plank. Dvgert Dn;;.;rtt Pnwsrs IS ;
ARD 1yEnes; Orth, Eleinow and Thomas.
Second game r. II. e.
Phi lladelP Phia ..-.......... l6 i
"a aat5eries erie - Bender and schscose! 2
Eosg.. Leroy, Clarkson. Kleirow and
- 81. :LOTES. June Pitcher Powell;
=. ceiebsateh his return to form today by
.stLng Detroit down with two hits.
Score.
81 Louis -....-............ II !
.-l8aitteries = Powell and o'cohnor:
lson0hae. and Schmidt.
-. CHICAGO. June Heavy batting by
Ghlcago in the opening Inning was the
p3ain factor in the defeat administered
: e Cleveland today. Score:
SGihieago ..--.,-...-........
Rasssries.owen and SULLIVAN; Eeis
e.: BOSTON. June 2.-Boston won the
concluding game of the home series
with Washington today. Hughes wild
ness figured in the result. Score:
- 2oston -----.--..-.-.----
atteries-Tannehi and Peterson;
Haghes and Wakefield.
National League.
BROOKLYN, June 2.-The local team
. MADE IL three straight from Boston to-
day winning out in the ninth. Score:
Boston .........-...... . >
Batteries-Young and Needham; Pas
tQTi0s and Ritter. Umpire-Johnstone
- PHILADELPHIA. June "A base on
balls, two singles and a wild throw by
tl0oin IN the eighth inning gave New
D. York the only two runs scored in to-
days game. Score:
nsW ~ ". ! ork --.''..'.'-... ]
FiiLiaaefpnla .....--...--
r.. Bal tteries-TayloF and BOwerman;
sparks and Doom. Umpire-klem.
~ .PFTTsBURG, June 2=The Pitts
hnrgs had no trouble whatever in win
p EinE from St Louis today. They hit
Taylor freely, while St. Louis could do
nothing with Willis. Score:
Pi,ssburg .........-..... 10 u
Batteries- Willis and Gibson: Taylor
and Grady. Umpire-ConWay.
= CINCINNATI June 2.-Aiisplays by
~ Cincinnati Wer responsible for the
,tlght runs scored by Chicago in to-
GAYS game. Score:
- -tilclnAau --.-s.-.....----- 10
RstTeries- Fraser and Schiei: Lund,
- sren and Moran. Umpire-Emslie.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
InsoIvent Laborer.

Martin Kedon, laborer, San Fran
cisco, filed a petition in insolvency
yesterday in the United States Dis
trict Court He owes $2262 and he
has no assets.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
Gslnr RnnIdIr.

. Only few stalls or stores left in the
large market place at Sixteenth and
Dolores streets. Right on a car line
conTiecting the Mission with the West
ern Addition. Inquire at building.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
5 A LIFELONG CURE FOR


of
call
in
epf pubH
FOR Cures services
be treated apd
long
raodsrn nar rtrcafm vi
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03

Sheerin's Three Day Laundry,
760 McAllister st Phone Park 316. We
take laundry and return in three days. .
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
LEADERS LOSE
TO THE PAILLIEs
Latter Nine Breaks Long
String of Victories
+. of fiighlanders.
Giants Score Only Runs
!. of the Game in
the Eighth.
AnsrScan Learne.

=: y isV: loRK, JGne 1.-The New York
A'ne'leans had = break In their long
i.$t Of Ssinnings when they lost the sec
ona :s;tAe OF todsy's double-header.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
DR.. r.HOlSfnan & CO.
1907 Fillmore St.
CORNER SUFFER-
WE MEN fSRE FOR $3.50
No Pay Unless Cured

have o o
hits Vin
siren n
seuheh ehaNeb beeadIx
met
I'm tse beg1Hn vouId
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
Home

EkUlHC
What is more delightful
than the possession of
ones own home, the an
ticipation of its comforts,
the fireplace, the cozy
corners, the garden, the
lawn and flowers, your
own roof-t e e---your
home is your Kingdom.
To those who have lived
in close quarters, in
crowded streets, in the
narrow confines of stuffy
flats, the possession of a
home, with all that term
implies, means more than
mere sentiment.
To throw your cap in
the air and be able to say
''this is my home" is :
worth a fortune to you.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03

Parkside Realty Company
of San Francisco
Golden Gate Avenue and Polk Street
Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
PARkSIDE
s
!. !. Hs~s ..'. delightful, NOW

that our records are re-
stored we hope you'll
come to see us in the
new office at
Golden Gate Avenue and
Polk Street
See how your account
stands and let us tell you
some of the new plans
preparing for
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
EXCITEMENT AT LINER PIER

Johnston-Dlenstag Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
IMPRES|OIES Y NVT|C|AS

e! slt.mable iovsn ponceho don
Francisco Arce embarcark ell sab do
prfximo con rumbo 4 Nav York, q
donde 10 dirige con obifto de perfsc
cionarse en el idiomA ingles. Par
manecsrA alli algunos msses. Le de
seAmos busn viaie y fsliz relidsncia
en- 10 melr6poli.
Los masoneI afliados q la legla
<Aurcras, proponsnle eonstruir un
temple mas6nico para dlcho taller.
--Auoehs 90 reuni6 el Comile To-
eel unionista.
-Nas.tro amigo don Simon No.
rct hK estado enfsrmo ca eslos diks,
psro ya se encuentra msjor.
Ell doctor Guillermo SslsEsr,
amigo nueatro, de.empeHar& un turno
on las prtxlmas c0pfsrencias escola.
res que 90 cslsbrar&n en- Pores.
-Peraonas hospedadss On el Ho.
eel lf glaterfa.
Mand N, Elder, MARI N. Elder,
Carey Hicks, Alfonso Qaintana y
Luis Q iii mes.
Hablsndo un republicano con
I'm unlonista decfale que si 81 fuese
director de los suyoI de los rspubli'
csnos-en 10 localidad, les aconseia'
RIA el rstrsimient3 en- las slecclones
manicipales, <porque no vamos & YER
nj 10 pusrtas, aEAdl6.
Esto demuestra las pocas 8 ningu'
mas esperar 2as que tienen nuestroa
advsrsarlos, dc ganar las e'ecciones,
--En 10 vista sanitaria hseh hs'
ce POGO por el doctor Coronas, encon
tr6 unos cuartos niiioa valscientss
de sarampi6n y vario.oides. Para
pirguno 90 habia solicitado 10 .s.is
tencia medica.
sT CALzArO ain carton On Ia,
zuelas para n!fios, espeeialidad or
cslzado 6no para seiiors, dnioos ven.
dsdores do calsado fao recomenda q biz
para caballeros. EL Ls6n PonceEo
Gale del Comeroio
I'm breve publicaremos alguno,
importanses trabsi,s dc vulg ar lclor
cisntidea, eacritos para ID p'ana d,
LA DEMocRAc1A on Ponce por el doc
tor Salszsr, & quisn damos graclas
LA fuacl6o que 90 iba q dAr est.
semana bsnedcio dc La Pfsss, hl
sido .splazada para VI domingo lr6
ximo.
-Hemos recibIdo una h"ja suelt,
de 10 Federation Libte do los Traba
iadores de Puerto Rico, publiSada sl
San Juan que trata asuntos de orga
niEsci6n y otros retsrsntss { 10 asam
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
Anunclos esPeciaIes para Ponce
Local Board Of Charities
POnee, Porto Rico.
A los interesGd,s

Para zu meior realEaai6n 40 do 10
mayor publioidad aserca do Ia DIS
TRIBucroN do loa ssrvisios que prestan
los stfIores Mediobs Arxlliares do So.
nida1 de Ponce. Dlariam msntsnte,
iocluso los dfas de fiesta.
MnFdnut de . IL. Consulta en-
10 PolIclfnioa Hospital Tricochs) A
las II, aslstenclA domiciliar 4 los On.
fsrmos cuyos encarg ados deian Ia di.
recCl6n en el Hospital Tricochs.
Tdrde: de 2 IS. Consu!ta en- ID
Policlfoica del Hospit Triaoche uo'
Meiico Inferno del Hospital. De 81 &
8, inspecci6n de 10 matansa en- sl ma.
tadero por ell Auxllisr de SAnidad
eucsrgado del sarvicio msdico do todo
ell dissrito OsAte dc la ciudad. A Lao
s, nueva asisteucia dom!cilisria ilimi.
tads con el ndmsro de los eriermos
cuyos srcArgados deiarsn ls direction
en el hospital.
Nocte' de A6 a. m. ServicIo pa
ra los pobres por el Meiico Inferno
del Hospital. Vlsitas dc urgsnciA
euapdo 10 requisra el caao, serdu
igualmente prestAda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
OPERA ''Sc0GNAM|GuO"

Nos informsn que es probable nc
sufra cuarentsna Ia gran compafiia
do opera one llega' q q Ponce el 16 del
eorriente; pues q mis- de ser puerto
limp!o en- la sctualidad Santisgo de
Cuba, dopds embarcara Ia compaiis,
el vapor Julia que la conducir& aera
fumigado convenientemsnt, antes dc
embarcar ell passje
Deseamos results asf; pues impo
niendo cuarentenS dicha sfsmada
troupe, sufrirfa graves periuicios Ia
Empress sseognsm'g'o,, que vuslvs
& Puerto Rico caii con el exclusive
objeto dc eatrenar el teatro dc San
Juap, como offeclera on 10 anterior
temporsda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
A los c0ntribuIentes de Ponce

Aviso. .-Oicins de la T4sorerfG
Huuiclpsl.-Po veneer el IItim1 plA.
20 que sef1aIan las OrdsnanEas NUM-.
cipAlss para regular el cobro de las
pstsntes & impuestos Municipslea y
plumaS de Sgua correspondientss al
o cou6mleo de 1905 d 1905, 90 aviaA
al tdoltco, para que todos les que
Ter z al pandieniss el psgo dc aus cuo-
lac, pasen por eata Tesorelfa, antsa
del c IA Is del prtx mo Abrll q saldar
sqUellas, evtlAndenos de esss m ,do el
.sL er que emplesr los prC csdimientoi
que marsa lA Ley para con squellol
que en dicho plaSj TO hsysn liQuidA-
do aus pAgos
Ponce, "a de Marco de 1905,
RotasI Rivera EObr
InvsIt'gador Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
MUA|c|P|O DE- PONCE

Anuncio de sabdst1, Ell dfa veinte
y cipco del actual q les trea de 10 tar
de tendrS lugar ante 10 iunta do su.
bssts que 90 hallara constituidA en- al
salon de seaiones, sl remate del arrsn-
damiento dc les canteras del Munici.
pio entend 6ndose que oil arriendo
por termino do cinco amos y bsjo oil
tipo mfnimo de cuarenta y einco DO.
liars anuales, Alcanza & te d el tetre'
no que Ia muuici palidad poaee en- el
bsrrio de 10 CAMERA conoeido con el
nombre do las 40 cuerdas.
Y 90 publica para 10 mayor con-
currencia de licltadores quienes On Ia
oficina de Obras pub icss municipa
podran vsr el correspondence plIego
de condolences y enterArss de les NO.
ticias y detslles que satimaren convs-
nieLte.
Ponce Abril II, de 1909.
N. r. CGnales
Secretario Mupiclral.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
MUN|c|2|O De PONCE

Secrstaria. --Anuncio de subastd.-
ri lunes veinte y tres del actual & las
tres de la tarde tendra lugar anita la
Junta de snbastss que SO hallara
constltuida en- Il salon de sesiones do
esta Alca'tfa el nuevo remate para
Ia colocaci6n dc los panes ssfatlcos
en- la calle de 10 Marius eiquina 4 la
del Come: clio.
Y 90 avisa al pdblico para 10
concnrrercia do licitadores quienes
SO hlos ssbsr que en- el DspArtamento
de Obras Pdolicas Munieipales estAr&
de mani 6eato 81 oportuno pliego do
condic!ones.
Ponce II de Abrll de / 300.
N. r. Cdnales
Seccretarlo Munici cal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
ABRIL IL.

bles commemorative del 10 de Mayo.
--Rsstablecido de las dolsnclas
que le squeisba ha vuelto s sus ccu'
paciones habitusles el lieenciado don
Nemeslo Canales, sect etsrio del syun'
tamiento.
Han contraido mstrimonio civil
ante el Juez dc Psz don Manuel Ra'
mirez Martinez = 10 senorita Eusshia
Figusroa, smbos del poblsdo de 10
Plsya.
-En una dc los operaeionss do
hidrocele efsctuadas hscs POGO on sl
hospital Tricoehs, fae nseesario lie
var 6 cabo la castracl6n del episrmo.
-Nuastro entusiasta sorreligIona'
rio don Juan Oria sigue meiorapdo
notsblemente de 10 eniermt dad que 10
retlene en- csma.
-Se encuentra on este ciudad
fdeads anoche, en- union de gu Mfl9ra
esopss, nuestro am 80 don Guillsrmo
Openhsimer, ini9rprsts de 10 Corts dc
Distrito dc GuayAms. Recihan nuea'
iro saluio de bienvenida.
-Personas do Adilntas que roa
han visitsdo h'y, as Queian do Lao
muchss raterfas que ocurtn en- loa
campos de aquella iurisdieci6n. Di.
cen que hscs mucha fslta alli un pusalo
de 10 policfa insular.
-Deatro do Alguncs dfss vsndra
Ponce el attorney general Mr.. Feui'
Ill.
Una eulsA y simpstica sefIorila
poncelia q he redido su inscripc'6 On On
10 Socledad Teo,6fcs dc Ia Hsb,na,
Ell ciliudro de vapor fanclon6
eyer tarde en 10 calle del Jobo.
LA policia avsrjgu6 que M guel
Sola ex.policfa insular y Justine Ri
vera, andahau por esmpos , carrete.
rss b acisndo denuneias talsas Iars
sacar dinsro q los denunciados. Pu'
do arrestSr d Rivera, psro So,a 20 did
q 10 fugk,
Ell proyectado Asilo de H. eria-
nos % lsva1tar& en- oil poblado de-
Wa,htngtor, en- dos cuerdas de tsrre.
no que pertene,ieron oil aenor Narciso
Manescau y hoy son propisdades del
Ayuutamlento, ften,s al lisio donde
20 e1lfcar& 81 H >spitsl Pres bitariauo.
Hoy q las sells dc 10 mafiana ha
tsllscido en- el Hospital Tficochs Pc.
dro Muiiis, dc Tuberculosis pulmonsr. +.
| -Ests en- Poncs don A ionso Q lin.
tana On Jas, sg.nte do La DEMocRA.
cIA On Aguirre.
LA polisia he dsnunciado & un
pulpero por vsnder con pasas falaaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
ORGANIZATION UN|OH|STA

Sub comite del barrio els Torres
Preaidente, don Luciano Colon.
Vice presidente, don Juan DAvlla Sc.
crstario, don Francisco Guillen. Tsso.
rero, don Pedro Rabasa. Vocales,
don Jose Font, don Msrcsliao Garcia,
don Antonio Rios, don Arturo Rojas,
don Virgilio Badillo, don Isidoro
Amos Rodriguez, don Erasmo vaz
quez. Suplentes; don Juan Csmacho,
don Vitor Penalver, don Grsgorio
Palermo, don Antonio Clavell, don
Ulises Pagan, don Jaime Clavell, don
Vidal Ballona, don jose Martinez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
PRES{N NT|M|EAT0

Va de mi vida el Leg misteyioso
romperae quiere con rudeza tmpfs,
y "a Ia parca inexorable frla
me aset ha aleve en- el dintel umbroso
Me acerco pre,t, al antro tsnsbroso
mansion jg aara l6t' t'ica y aombrfa
que el micro mortal en- su sgonfs,
vs & trasponsr con Amino medroso.
. chose 20, 81 al remontar mi vuelt
al trav6s del espaeio ilimitado
no siento tortursrme ell deaconauelo
que sAljs al ignorante desdish do;
rasgue mi mano aui,x el dense velc
y maestrese el mislerio reveladol
JOSE B1GAY.
0oAkn | Q06
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
FL ARCUMENTO AOU|LES

SAbese 70 de un modo positive J
cierto, porque sl cable 10 he dicho
que el gobernador Winth .op fu6 lie
mado principalmente q Washirgtor
para ipformar ante el Comite de asun
tos insularss aobre 10 question d.
Puerto Rico.
Qaeda destrulds, por tanto, |,
version circulada Ior los republica-
nos, de que 90 llam6 & Mr.. Win hror
para que disra eusnta dc su conducts
On el gobierno do ata isla.
6Absae tAmblen que el goberna.
dor regresara & mediadoa del entrants
mes de Mayo.
Y queda, asimismo, desvirtusdo
por estA noticia el rumor ds origeu
rspublicano-todas las mentiras DO
lfticas son repu! llesnas --acerca dc
que nuestro actual gobsrnants seris
depue to del alto cargo que eierce, J
Quedsrfa en- 10 metr6poli.
Pero aun suponiendo que volvie-
se-ys 10 hsmos dicho antes -ese he
cho no sigoifcari. una desaprobaci6
o6sial q los actos dc Mr.. Winthrop
On Puerto Rico. Forqae es l6gtco es.
psrar 8 impresiones llegadas dc Es.
tsdos U aidos asi 10 iastifican --que
solo estfmu'o y aplausos ha de reel.
Dir, quien hi proce1ldo aquf Goa tan.
to cordura y tanto tac!o. correspon.
dlendo amplia y brlllantements & Ia
oondsnss que en- 81 deposltAran loa
altos poderea de 10 macon.
Psrmissnnos nuestros amigos que
volvam % & girar ca torno de este In
t,rsyants asunt,, "a que los repuhli
osnos, desvlrtuAadole, han hscho del
mlsmo una espscle de argumsnto Aqui
los q fa de gansr flsrEAs para lAs
elecsIones alucinando & los c&ndidos
o)n msntidas pr omss 10 de una psepon
ds.ancia ilusorla.
No nos cansaremos de rapetlr!o,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
10 De GALES

Ha caido muy bien en- Ponce, y 90
comentRda CON regocijo, Ia noticia de
que los unionistas On Ciales an toms
do, por flo, possession de aquel Ayun.
tamiento, legftlmamsnts ganado On los
1ltimss eleccionea.
Es un acso do justicia pue ANNA
4 los deiensores del pals en- su lucha
por el derecho.
Ssislsn los reprb icanoa eae des.
Gala bro en- su libro do cuentaa.
Rtclhiran otroa msyores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14

snteriormsnte perteneci elta en el po'
der y lahora honradamsnts por 10
salvaci6n de 10 patrla puertorriquefis,
ipgreso de nuevo en- dicha agtupaci6n
unionissa para ayudar con mis- peque
ftos esfuet sos, ca TODD 10 que concier
do al epgrandecimiento do 10 Ua!6n,
Respetacsamente,
Juan Sudrez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14

! una, dies, Glen veces, 81 fuere nscs.
sario.
Los tiempos de Allen y Hunt nc
,, volvsrSn iamas q Puerto Rico como
no volverau ismas al mundo los In
! quisit0riales tiempos dc intolerancis
Is ignominia.
Los rios no retroceden nunca q sr
primitiva faente: siguen su msrchs
, haIts confundirie con, otros rios,
perderss on ell seno del mar.
Ua pueblo 90 eltsnca en- su evolu
ci6n. 8 perece, CT rando no avanzs, pero
no re!rocede ismAs en- squellos. .casos,
molGeI y leyes que las civiiiz CLONES
cream.
Greer que el gobierno J oil pueblo
americana puedan mandar esbIrros
para que gobiernen & los puert,rri
queftos, 90 intsrir q los conpatriotas
dc Wash 'ngtt y ], fl ,rson Ia mayor
de las iDjuriag, negArles oil ssnlido
PRACTICE que ellos tienen de las coaa,
de la vida, oAlumniarlos en sus ssnsi
mientos de iuAtlcia y libertad, tan %
tenies On 10 glorioss tradici6n de In
bandera que LOS cobiias
Por virtud del regimen exlstente,
nuestro> pueblo esla en- manos do up
gobierno personal, psro march, & pa
SOS de gigsnse hasia un gobierno dc
, mocrAtico y liberal, bssado en- leye.
mas iastasi porque on los Eatado.
Unidos va So ha hecho opinion respt csc
a Puerto Rico 90 nos clnoce, se moi
eatlms en- todo 10 que valemos y sor
pocos allf los que Green que no dsbs
camblarse nueAtro status polft.c).
Los republioanos 90 decl aran par
tidarlos do uu gobisrno de f.voritIs
mo, con ID sgravante dc que ell fancio
mario modelo, para ellos, On tsl case
90 I'm mister Hunt.
Y hacsn ell m!smo papel que h.
elan las ra1as, cusndo estAban p.disn
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