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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-08-30

S'"NAo"h" Luz hludiy IoCOTu VI
the United States stands forth the fairest
In the annals Of mankind. 1t Is too late
to change that record now. For this the
glory of the American soldier shines
above the brightness of the stars. May
1t contnue forever!
War may be inhumane In its immediate
momentary aspect, but 10 the cycle Of
centuries, If 1t be just war, 1t tells
story of progress and the honor of man
kind. speak not to an American of the
inhumanity of war. History and proud
nation hold for SUCH singing rebuke.
Every flower that blooms above the
patriot graves Of our illustrlOus soldier
dead; every wind that blows from the
North through stately pine, signing In
sorrow for the departed soldier of the
Union; every breeze that floats from the
South whispering Of the memory gone of
the Confederate cause; every lonely cot.
tage, with vacent chair or broken heart
strings, shames the recreant slanderer of
our heroic dead. War, as QUE country has
known war, Is the divine means of bring
ing about heavenly ends.
In the military record Of the United
States the names of ilustrious generals
and the shining examples of the millions
Of private soldiers who have gone out to
willing death, enrlchipg the character Of
American civilization forever, render the
pride we feel today unrestrained and
highly just. This feeling Of exultation,
my comrades, though always national and
not local merely, still has its local char.
acter. AS citizens of Kansas your state
pride In the illustrious military achieve.
ments Of Kansas citizens cannot but br ing
to your minds today the precious recol-
lection of your soldier sons, living and
dead. Particularly bright indeed shines
the star Of this great commonwealth In
the Flag OF our Country.
"John Browns body lies mouldering In
the grave
His soul goes marching on"
The institution OF slavery Is dead and
the Union is secure forever. Kansas
played her part nobly and well. And
from John Brown and Harper's Ferry to
General Funston and the Twentieth Kar.
sas, Kansas has always remained the
same. As Wendell Phillips well said,
'.The Pilgrims of 1920 would today be
not In Plymouth but In Kansas. Kan.
sas is high 10 the sisterhood Of states and
secure she will remain to the end or time.
want to add another word here on
behalf Of the great people Of my llustri-
Gus state. To the Kansas delegation In
Congress million and half braye peo.
pie In Oklahoma owe their undyilg
gratitude for assistance In obtaining
statehood. Soreiy tried on many occa-
sions was that little band Of congressman
from the Sunfower State, beset upon the
ODE hand by their party leaders In Con.
gress and upon the other BY their people
at home, endeayoring to keep faith with
both. 1t was gallant fight iaey made
for a sister commonwealth and their
efforts were crowned with success. On
behalf Of Oklahoma and her people want
to say to you that we stand ready to repay
that debt and when Oklahoma bas her
own delegation in Congress they will be
found ever ready and willing to help Kan
sas fight her battles. Oklahoma stands
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-08-30
GREAT CROWDS ATTENDING
AND GREATER EXPECTED
TOMORROW
FRIDAY WILDE FAIRBANKS DAY
Great Men, Great Speeches and
a Great Week Tor South
west Kansas.

The third day Of the reunion is on and
the crowds are still coming. The meet
ings at the big tent are having the best
attendance they have ever had, this year.
1t is believed that Fridays crowd will be
the largest that has ever been In Wright
7 park. Vice President Fairbanks will ar
rive tomorrow morning and hundreds Of
new people will be here for the fourth
day. fthe reunion.
The .'pike" this year has grown until
II extends from the entrance of the park
nearly to the part reserved for the
speakers tent. The city oftents Is larger
and nearly every tent is occupied.
The thirteenth annual reunion of the
Southwestern Veterans association open
ed In Wright's park on Tuesday. The
weather was ideal for the big meeting.
The crowd had been gathering from the
Sunday proceeding and continued coming
during, the day. On account of the
scarcity of workmen the seats were not In
place in the big tent where the camp
6res are held, until after dinner.
Capt. Dan Woodman, of Haskell county
was selected to preside over the first
meeting.
3 Mr.. L. A. Madison was to have de.
livered the address of Welcome but being
out Of tho city, Hon. W. j. Fitzgerald In
a very pleasing manner performed this
service.
He spoke Of the pleasure it gave the
3people Of Dodge City to entertain the
veterans Of the great war and their
families and expressed the hope that the
citizens of our town would have the
privilege sand pleasure of entertaining
sthe reunion next year and many years
thereafter.
He humorously said 1t was customary
upon occasions Of this kind to deliver
over the keys to the town but that we
did not even lock our residences and as
we had democratic mayor the town
was "wide open" and his remark ''if you
see anything you want, take it,it Is
yours" conveyed the spirit Of his ad.
dress.
Ar. Fitzgerald concluced by extending
upon behalf Of the city, the inmates Of
the State Soldiers Home and the asso-
citation, a cordial welcome to all our
visitors.
Department Commander Coney spoke
to the crowd at the big tent Wednesday
morning at 1880, and had an attentive
audience. Captain Coney was a candi-
date for the place of commander In chief
of the G. A. R. this year but was de-
feated. His friends In Kansas believe
that another year the office will come to
the Sun Flower state, and that the present
department commander will land the
place. The president Of the W. r. @. of
Kansas, Mary A. Carson also spoke on
Wednesday morning.
Oklahoma's youthful appearing, but
brilliant young governor, Frank Frantz,
q Kansas boy Of whom the people Of this
state are very proud, spoke to vast
crowd in the park yesterday afternoon.
His speech is given here and Is worthy Of
reading and preserving.
We meet In the thirteenth annual re-.
union Of the Southwestern Veterans
Association. Here during these five days
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-08-30
Revised Land List.

II Is to your interest to read carefully
the revised land list in this issue Of L. L.
Taylor & Co. These people place their
full time to the real estate work and are
offering you today the very best lands, at
the lowest prices to be found in Western
Kansas. Every week farms are sold from
their list. They have helped many peo-
pie to find good Investments and It is to
your rinterest to see them before you buy,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-08-30
Horses and Mules for Sale.

For sale at Fitzyerald's ranch two and
one half miles northwest Of Ford, Kansas.
One span large bay mules $500. 90
One span large three year old geldings
$3.50 .0e.
One large black geldlng $500
One span unbroken three year old mulea
$4,000. st.
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Notice..

All persons who know themselves in
debted to me will please call and settle,
or bills will be put In hands of collector
after September 8. VIM. FOLEY.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-28
Alarm Tor Sale.

A good farm u i2iEacrs ak miles
from Marion. Ky. within three miles
ol railroad station, one mile from
church and school house. Residence
VI three rooms with front and back
porch. Tobacco barn ~ y ~ with 10
foot shed on nh sides ~ acres In
woodland. 10 acres Of bottom land 90
acres In grass. Three good springs on
this farm and fine cistcrn In yard. For
the present We can sell this farm at a
bargain.
MARION REAL ESTATE a INVEST
WENT Co.
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For Rent

At View, Ky. Tor the rear 1857
one dwelling house. store house, black
smith shop, stock stables and etc
Good stand for stor, and blacksmith
shol. Will rent separately or all
together. For further Information
write me at View. ny.
also have ca seven jersey cows and
Young calves for sale. They are full
bloodcd and all in good shape and Civ.
ing lots 81 good rich milk. All young
stock. VIII sell them cheap rather
than winter them. A. II. CARDiN.
sat
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Notice 10 Contractors

The Committee is ready 10 receive
bids on the building Of the Baptis,
church. The Committee reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids. For
plans and specification see
LEu Cook, secy. Bldg. Com.
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Shave. shine. single. bath, buoy
ancy. hristle. Patronise our shop and
we will make you feel good.
MErE &SEpBRRgY.
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The news Of Marion, Cri,,endcn eodn'
~. Livingston county and other ad'
Joining counties Is TO be found IN Ihs
RECORD.
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PROGRAM OF The
PRINCETON PRESBYTERY
To be Held al MI Carmel kentucky
October 9. 10, and llih
1906

Minister. Eldsr' and Deacon Association

Minister. Eldsn,' and Deacon, Association
1000 O'Clock a. m.
Elder from Hopkinsville congrega-
ton 10 preside.
!. How can we best encourage the
Spirit Of Missions in our church, led by
Elder from Crayncyille.
1.-THE relation Of the session to the
church in is various forms Of work and
worship. led los Elder from Sugar Grove.
Appointment Of Committee on Pro-
gram.
300 O'Clock p. m.
/. How % encourage and 10 enlist
all the members 90 attend and take part
in the prayer meeting, led by Elder
from Mt Carmel
p How can systematic giving be-
best promoted. led by Deacon or Elder
from Sharpn.
3. Query BoNlon Church Work.
primo TON pRESBYTERY
Tuesday Evening, OCi.9
7:SO Opening sermon, Rev. C. L.
Woodruff.
wednesday horR,na, OCT. 10
500 Devotional services. Rev. J. b.
Lowey.
$50 Business. Reports. Etc.
HOO Sermon. Rev. o. c. Womack.
Sacramento Service, Rev |. G.
Joiner.
Wednesday Afternoon
200 Devotional Services. Rev. J. X.
King.
300 The relation Of the Sunday School
20 the Church and L. true aim,
G.. l.. Woodruff.
$40 The relation Of the Christian En-
deavor Society 10 the Church.
and the extent Of its useful.
ness, Rev. A. c. Biddle.
800 Music by the Choir.
3:O5 Has the Sunday School and the
Christian Endcayor Society
been n real blessing and a help
in your work. Rev. j. l.. Price.
3:l5 How | would conduct the Sunday
Schoolif lwcrc Superintendent.
Rev. W. Hugh Watson.
3lb Music by the Choir.
$3.50 General Discussion ~ any or all
preceding subjects.
Wednesday Evening
1.S0 Sermon. Rev. a. c. Biddlc,
Thursday forming, OCT ~
500 Devotional Services, Rev. q. C..
Womack
gsl Business. Reports Etc.
.liNO Sermon. Rev. J. l.. Price.
Thursday Aficroon
900 Unfinished Business. Etc.
I.N Sermon. Rev. ] r. LowCy,
All that aim 10 attend prcsbytey
are requested 20 send their names 10
r. +. Dukes. White Plains. Nv, stat.
ing whether they are delegates or Wis.
itors. and upon what train they will
arrive. This will be- Kindness and
accommodation to the Entertainment
Committee.
W. 7. OAKLEY. Pastor.
Marion. ny
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wednesday evenIna

5.GO Sermon. Rev. a. c. Biddlc.
Thursday forming. OCT. ~
500 Devotional Services, Rev. q. c.
Womack.
9.3l Business. Reports. Etc.
liNO Sermon. Rev. J. L. Price.
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$50 Unfinished Business, Etc.
5sN Sermon. Rev. J Il, Lovely
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
Anuncios esPecia|es para Ponce
Local Board Of chaItIs,
Pence, Porto Rioo.
4 Os iRtsrasGdAs

Para ~ msior gsalisaei6a % do 10
mayor Dublicldad aeeraa dsl 10 uas'
TRInUutoN do los nsfvisios que prsalan
los sshores MSdieos Auxlliares do sa'
nidad de Ponce. DIariarNent
ineluso los dfas do nesta.
Mdadau, de % IL, Consulta on
10 PoliCliuica Hospital Tricochs). A
las H. aststencia domiciliar { los On.
fermos cuyos encArg ados dejan 10 d.
recoi6n on el Hospital Tricocha.
Tdrds' de z Is. Oonsulta On IL
Policlinisa del Hospital Trieochs 20
Msdico Inferno del Hospital. De 81 &
8, inspection do Ia matanxa en- ell ma.
tadero por el Auxiliar de Sanidad
sncargAdo del ssrvIeio msdico de todo
el distrito Ossse de la eiudad. A les
8, nueva asistenoia domiclliaria ilimi.
tada con el n6mero de los entarmoa
cuyos snsargados dsiAran la direcci6a
en sl hospital.
Nocte; de Saea, m. Servicio pA'
70 los pobres por el M9iioo inserne
del Hospital. visitas do urgensls
euando 10 requisrA el eaao, serkr
igualmente preatAda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
MAYO 70.

do don Aniecto Cabsllero, y que, &C.
gda nos dleen, rssult6 muy ssplendi
|do.
DON Rafael Cspest,ny hs esss'
On sus funciones dc escribients del Re
gistro Civil. Sc h. propuesto para
suatituirle & don Enrique Gilsstrs.
Hoy han sslido curados del Asi'
10 de Locos Calixto Torres y Pedro
Rodriguez.
sT CALZADO sin carton on los
zuelas para niflos, espseislidad en-
calxado fino para sehora, dnioos ven
dsdores do calzado fno recomendabls
para cahalleroa. El LEON PonceEo.
Gale del Comercio.
I'm el tren do les seis tueron
conduoidos esta mahana para San
Juan los eaballos sPerla fnas, sJiba-
ros, sMdsicos, <Brutitos, sAlmod6
vars, sPel6ns J SAdoptivos que van &
disprtar por este Hir6dromo los pre-
mios do las earrcras en- 10 inaugura
ei6n del do san Juan que 10 stectuarS
0, 8 del corrisnte Mayo,
Iran Algunos siot ksyss de Ponce.
Nos ha yisitado dc n Bsnito Del
gsdc, eompatriots residents ca Psna.
ma haee Slgunos AMOS. De gado fde
conserje del club que el pArtido fede.
raj tor 70 alberto on 10 ealle do 10 Con-
cordia. { ai6 90 Ponce huyendo 4 las
tropeiAs dc los republicaaos y IL
susrie no le fue adverse, puss mer'
ced & au honrAdo RAbsjo hs lcgrsdo
abrir on Pana ma un taller do herrera
on el que ha sabido onqulstsrse una
posici6n independents. R:ciba nuel'
tro aisetuoso aaludo.
-Por orden dc 10 sar idad fus
cnterrado en- 81 bsrrio do Canas sitio
denomln ado 20 lebrada del Aguas I'm
cabsllo, tom&ndose les medidas cue
On tales casos txlgs los principles 90
nltarios.
LA varicela oasi ha desaparecl'
do dc esta cludad, si 10 tiene On cuen
10 de que hace dfas no llsga mir gdu
parte facultativo & la odeins de sani
dad denunClsndo casos dc esta enter
medsd.
Hoy q las dieE do la manana
hs fAllecido en- el Hospital Trlcc chs
Carmsn Rodriguez.
En- Trlcc che ha ingres ado hov
Evangelio Vszquea.
~Ex'stsn hoy en- el Dsp6sito mu-
niclpal 30 indlviduos do ambos se xo,.
Los sefiores Juan Angel Martf.
nee, Pedro Martinez, Juan Col6b,
Francisco Rsnts, Anastasio Gsrsis,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
AsI Sc HAcE

La actual administration unionis'
10 esiA despejspdo a]gunss obscuri'
dades en- 10 cuesti6n de eontribuciones 1
Psrece que bsio las anteriores ad'
ministraciones republicsnas, algunos
industriales y propietarios no satis'
faefsn nipguna quota 81 municipio.
En- tanto osros contribuy yentea
de menos reeursos, pero nosoris men,s
adversarics polfticos de los eaciquea
municipslss, SO les hacfa sentir cou to-
do dureza el rIgor del spremio.
A ESQ ae llama In ley del smhudo.
Mas han llegado los tiempos en-
que esas irregulsridades cor cluysn,
y eontribuya sl que debe conirihuir
con au quota correspondents & la 81
tisfscei6n do las neeesids des pdblicas
Teremos sntendido que 90 haceu
dilIgentes trabaios, con tsl obieto,
con 10 que ganara 10 noralidad ad'
minisirStivA y a!csnzs ran mayorea
eitraa los dineros del pueblo.
El Ayurtamlenio do Ponce pro-
cede con una aciiVidsd una cores
ci6n y una honradtz dlguss do loo
mayores aplausos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
B|EuvEN|DO MATI[NzO

Este aprsciab.e ifvsn puertorri
quefio, hiio de nusst-o est.mado amigo
sl lieenciado don r asndo Matter ,
Cintr6n. ACADIA do obts, or I'm hsrmoio
triur 70 en- Estsd0s Uuidos.
Ha alcapzado te; prsmios en- los
iuegos atlesicos celebr . dos en- ls 81 gh
Schols de Media a-Penailvenls~-sn esti
forma;
Segundo prsmio, por saltar & le
largo; terser premio, por ssltsr hasis
arriba - pies I pulgadas ~ un pri
msr premio por lamar una bola & IL
largo 80 pies 4 pulg Adas.
En- un pueblo tan devote del at'
lstismo como 10 es el angloAmericano,
donde abundan temibles eompetldo
res, esa victoria del .i6vsn Matisnz
tisns una signifcAci6n hermoafsima.
Ella prueba entire otros conclu
yentes eismplos, haata donde puede
llegar 81 vigor ffsloo de nusstra razs,
cuando eata bisn diciplinado el mdseu
10.
Matter 20 tendrG de II q 1s saos
do edad. sirva 81 exlto do s.tfmult
& los demas i6vsnss compatriotas nues
tros que estudian On Estsdos Unidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
Para los que quleran coloGaf
bien su dlner0

Sc venda 6 srriends On Ponce, Cd
10 calle ATOCHA, Ia mas oentrica de-
10 eiudad entire loo dos plazks princi-
palss, I'm Almaesn do mamposterfs y
MADEIRA del pals, de II pies 8 pulga.
das s dc frsnte por la cslle del Sol y
SO II pulgadas por 10 dc Alto OLA,
trente & les casas do Enmanuelli & G.
r. valdesilla he manoa i G.
For tensr sste almacsn dos arrta
mos SO haes muy iAcil iabricarle una
plantA ALTA comdn kDgnlo do NAM
posssria solamente. Tamhien una do
dos plantas mampostsria eoniigua al
anterior on 10 callc del SOL. El cue
adquiera estA propiedad tendr& IN
busn inter6s do su dinero. Para In
iormes dirigirss & RAFAEL RIVERA
EsBsI Sol Il, Ponos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
Las tres CosaS 6na|es

( que los leyes autorizsr, yQue son @
rantias de bueros aeiertos On 10 futu
ro, para vsnesdores y vencidos?
iNunca!
En- lands de los jamqses como di.
cen los psyoa del celebrs sa!nstsro don
Rsm6a de 10 Cruz.
Esa o. Ia sgrupsci6n do les actas
suciav;
De los votos fraudulentos;
De les epgaf fAs y violencias elec
torslss;
De los de garrote y tents tieso.
Sus grandes lides polfsicss, desde
que 81 mundo vino peraesndo, entire
los raqufticos pliegues do ma bande
70 sin prestigio, no % mas que uns
serie do dragonadas, deGds sl princi'
pio hsata el fn.
Y dtclmos fn, porque el post scrip
t,sm ha llegado 70.
Cuando existen armes garanifas
de i'm parcialidad y iustiela como las
que el gobierno insular vlsns ofre
,ciendo y rsalixando On el pats, no
exists, nj pusds existir ambisnts pro
pioio para prevaricleiones, atrope
llos, revueltas y asonadas.
Sin embargo, nusstros fraternales
adversar no quieren comprenderlo
ali.
En- ve2 de resogerse, met'ditos On
aua casss, 8 de resignarse q una dc
rrota modssta, aspirsn 81 triunfo en-
las elecciones, con todas las arrcg gan
tes fantochsdas del portugues do un
cuento celsbre, que, cafdo On I'M pozo,
psrdonaha 10 vida q Los castellanos
que quisieron sacarie del stolladero.
No pudierd1, por tanto, aspirar
lie victoria por los rsetos senderos
del bien, sonsid6ranse log COS q su
modo aspirando & quiatarla por
las Was tortuosaa del NAL.
Y hsy que Oonfessr que son con
secuertss cor slgo mismos, porqus ia'
mas se di6 sl csso de que el olmo ha
70 producido peras, On ninguna esta
ci6n.
Lo triste para slloa-que los re
sultsdos fnales de tantos conciiiGbu
los y cabildeos, van & ser tres cosas
tristfsimaa:
Ls derrota.
ri frscaso,
Y sl ridiculo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
SAETAs

70 quiero ser unionista
meior que republicano.
Entire oil diablo y Jesueristo
Squi6a 90 queda con el diablo?
5En d6nda diablos 90 mete
el grupito do los siete,
pueS spenas as 10 ve?
--Eata mstldo en- un brete
isahe uste?
BarbosA fue 4 Isabella
muy pooa isnts & rscibirle fr&
No oy6 & 81 paso vitores
eiooindo en- 10 atm 6sfsra del tren
Triste, sombris calms,
10 dc los muertos o.
Las elsccioneA se acercani
4 10 postre pasa! An
y reira muchs isnte
y unos pocos llorar&n,
Canutlt'o.
0RGAA|lAC|Oh UA|0N|STA
La election del Sub comite unio.
Cista de 10 Playa fa6 un seto poli,ice
lmportante,
Tomaron parte en- ella 447 sleeto
res.
La candidatura triunfante a6lo OBJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02

-Hemoa seaido el gusto de saludar
en- eata oacina q nueslro correligiona
rio don Juan Oits, "a rests blscido do
10 enfsrmedad que le aQueiara Ultima
mente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
INPRBSI0IES Y NOTIC|AS

Ests nochs o. reprsa entar& 10 6pe'
| ra FEDORA. del maestro Giordano. En-
dicha obra 90 di.singuen de I'm modo
notabls 10 tiple Fontsns y 81 seflor
vannutelli.
Aver fus dfs de lluvis, On Pom
,e. Las nubes nos prodigaron sus
cariciss en- forma do sgusceros mas 8
menos eopiosos, desds las primsras
doras de la mafiana, hasts bastants
sntrada 10 tarde, poniendo los GALES
de la eiudad como no digan due nas.
-Cre6se que 10 compafiia sSoog'
namiglio eorolulr& su tsmporada tea
tral en- 10 pressnte aemana. De aqui
saldr& hasia San Juan, aiendo 10
primers compania que trabsie en
squel colisso despu6s de- las impor
,antss rsparaeionea hschas en- 81. En-
10 Capital sgaardan 4 dioha troupe
grandes exlios.
observamos que son muy frs'
euentss y numsrosas las denunslss que
viene presentando 10 policia por cruel
dad CON los animales. Es esta una
mala costumbre que no 90 destruys
CON procsdimientos fscales, & msr o.
de- ser ca,tigada con penA ssvs, fsimA'
Para sx,irparla debs ipculcarss & los
nifIoa. asi en- el h 'gar G. mo On 10 ss-
cusls, que hay que tener con los ami
males la nilmA confederation que CON
los personals,
-El Bazaar Ctsro avlsa & su hume.
rosa clisntela que 81 30 de Mayo pro-
ximo espira sl termino para 10 adqui'
sici6n do los tickets ofrecidos, q in
10 que 90 apresuren q rsunir loa rs
oseeaarios para las ampliaeionsa do
ratrstos. 3vs1 m.
-Rsoibimos oportuna invitAci6n
-por 10 cual damos Ia, gracias para
un bale do sociedad que 90 cslebr6 el
'omIpgo dltimo en- Salinas, en- 10 casa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02

tuvo sells votos de msyofis y preside
ron 10 election seis mlsmbros d.l Co.
mite presidsncial,
rs aquf dicha eandldAturat
DON jose ForQuet, don Antonio
Plc6n, don Pedro Salvador, don AL
berto Colon, don Eu ebio Lopez, don
Leonardo Torres, don FaIgencio Fer
uandez, don Pedro Rsnsa, don Juan
Rosario, don Lorer 70 Ortiz, don Nj
colds Torres, don Marcelo villslf, don
Adolfo Mt'Gn.
Suplentes: don Paseasio Roubet,
don Bsrtolo VillafsHA, don Manuel
Acosts, don Emsterio Rsnts, don Gre
gorio Lsporte, don Joie Gorbea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02

Be nos informs que los republica
nos viensn eslebrando, deads hacs oil
ganos dfss, frscuentes eonciliGbulos.
Las rsuuionss sscr stas msnudean.
Personals que toio 10 :avsriguap,
han visto entrsr dstsrminados pro.
hombres de dicha colsctlvldad On oil
gunas casas do otros co o:religionarios
suyos, que tambiea son prt b omb OF,
con atrs de sigllo , misterio, saliendo
Al sabo dc algunas horas con 10 mis-
ma traza do conspiradores que tuvie'
ron al entrar, psro do vsrdaderos
eonspiradores do opereta bufa.
Embellishments estkn hilvanando
algdu plan tstrico, msdstoie!lco y ma.
Quiavelioo.
No 90 presumir que { eatas horss,
sprox'ma .doae el torneo electoral y
oon Ia temperatura polisica subiendo
por grades, ,yAgan sllos & rsuuirss con
tantas ressrvas y precsuciones para
tratar asuntos insignideantss.
No, 10 que poasn sobre el tapets
son graves cueationes, y que 10 son sin
huda a)guns.
Las archi graves cuestionss
dc ganAr las eleCeiones.
En- esto do lushaa electorales no
hsy mas que una question primaria 9
fundamental: el triunfo 8 Ia derrots.
Pero cada uno de sstoa exremos
t-as 10 secuela de varias cueationes
secundarias 8 dsssga ganda Ala, que son
a'go asi como procsdimisntos, dc CO.
rGctsr legal unos; de earActsr equivo'
90 otros, para resolver 10 gran cues.
ti6n.
Ah3ra bien; trAtkndoss del park
do republicano, hay que hacsr case
omiuo, resueltamsnts, del primero do
diehos caraoterss.
Las rsxones SON ohvias.
BAsta fjarss on 10 que fue ese
partido, 10 que 90, y los rumbos que
lleva para comprenderlo asf, haata el
punto de que podrfa esta ablecsrse el si'
guiente sxloma
Los rspubliCauos dc Puerto Rico,
no pueden obtsner nipguna victoria
politica On el orden legal.
SLa obtuvleron acaso alguns VIZ
per una de esAs conductas rectas y
niifauRs que los pusblos splAudep,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02

En- las oonferanciAs etcolarss
que 90 ee!ebrarfn el vIernes prfximo
On el teatro 10 Psrla, tomark parse
Don un diScurso d Lcdo. Federico De
getsu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02

Agspiso Rivera y Carlos Ortiz, repu.
blicanos residences On el barrio Ce.
rrillcs, Sc han afliado & 10 Union do
Puerto Rieo.