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Sends Medical Aid

Los Angeles, April l9-A special train carrying seventy doctors and four coaches of trained nurses left here last night and was due to arrive in San Francisco at 10 o'clock this morning. Another carrying doctors, nurses and extra policemen departed this morning with orders to make record speed.
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Hundreds Dead in San Jose.

San Jose, April lo Half the build iugs in this city have collapsed and the list of dead reaches far up in the hun drcd,. The new hall of justice, cover ing a block and costing S5OO,0OO, k de- molishcd. The Presbyterian church, Sr. Puuick's cathedral and the high school are in ruins.
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Appropriates Money for Aid

Washington, D. C., April l0-Con- grcss this morning passed a joint reso- ution appropriating $5OO,oOO for the relief of San Francisco and other stricken cities of the California coast. This afternoon another resolution was passed appropriating $l,OOO,O0O.
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Ruin at Stanford

PaIo Alto, April l9 Only one of the Leland Stanford Jr. university build ings remains standing. All others, including the memorial church, the finest building of the kind in the world, have collapsed, Two students were killed by failing walls and many -n-mNM.
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Tremor Strikes Salinas

Salinas. April l9-A severe earth quake shock was recorded here yester- day morning, coming from the north west. No lives were lost but half the buildings in the city were destroyed with a loss of S2, 2,OOO,0OO.
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Wrecks Park Buildings

The Golden Gate park is almost a wreck nearly all it, buildings being demolished and the whole surface shaken up. The huge building cover ing the childrens play ground col- ao,ed like a shell. The CliG house wa, swept into the sea. Jt stood at the ocean, edge. Not a vestige is left of the big ferry depot at the foot of Market street, A third severe shock occurred last night at9 o'clock and the earth is still trembling It is expected thu, another violent tremor may occuc at any moment and wipe out aII standing buildings, Each shock so far has caused all building, within the area of disturbance to collapse like the striking of army tents.
 Fire Chief Sullivan was temporarily buried and probably fatally injured by falling walls this morning
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Jars Sacramento Valley

Sacramento, April l9-Au trains to Oakland have been abandoned. More than 1000 feet of Southern Pacific track south of this city disappeared in a Assure this morning. The town of ColIiusviIle, on the Sacramento river, .uas demolished.
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City Hall ColIaPses

San Francisco. April ]. Att o'clock
 he great city hall building. covering NO block, and costing sIO1',0J1 co. .ap-ed from a tremor that shook down many other buildings. The earth con- .fnue, to ronbIe u0ricaab.y from time 70 tim. and buildings keep falling. Great ma,-o, of debrt, from the vreck- .r. heaped along all streets in .ne business district.
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Block in Oakland Collapses

The Empire building in Oakland co.- su-aa few minutes ago. killing hm- areds. whs, wa, rho first disaster acvo,, ,u. bay.
 The wcIyc-s,ory Mutual Life ou.o- .ag collapsed at noon. The cigh,ecu- ,ror. Cali building Is s.iu burning. It ;,a steel frame and only partly col- .an,ed. The new Nonadnock build .nr. n.a-Iy completed. has just col- .ap,ad. The Palace hotel wreck is ~tiu burning. The flames continue to spread aaU indications point Co che en- ire destruction of the wholesale and retail district in the fire.
 The Postal Telegraph operators have us. deserted their post after working in terrible neat with their lives in -hrfr hand, for hours. The building aba. Co go. The Western Union grHaur is threatened and will soon n. burning unless rhe flame, are h..Ea.. O. which there seem, mo possibility.
 wh. fr,. shock. 30, o'clock, lasted .hra. minute, and th. vibrations were If extraordinary severity. The second shock lasted one minute.
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Twenty Dead at Santa Clara

It is reported from Santa Clara that the courthouse and six other buildings were razed to the ground by an earth quake shock and that twenty persons were killed in the ruins.
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reported that the death loss there was heavy although details are lacking.
San Jose Wiped Out

San Jose, April l9-3 D. m.-This city is practically wiped out. Martial law has been declared and the hospi- tals are crowded with dead and dying.
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Santa Rosa Wrecked.

santa Rosa, April l9-Not a brick or stone building is standing in this city, All are totally demolished, be- side, many frame buildings, and at Iaa,. 100 lives are lost.
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Kills Bridal Couple

Salinas, April 2O-The earthquake shock caused a chimney ia fall through the roof of house at Holliber, killing a bride and groom, just welded. The building wa, badly wrecked
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dence district of San Francisco were slightly subsiding. In other localities they were blazing like roaring fur mace. A car of dynamite which had just arrived from Portland was to be used in blowing up residences east of Van Ness avenue between Golden Gate avenue and Pacific avenue. Van Ness avenue is the most fashionable residence street in the city and has many costly houses. The Hibernian Savings bank has been de- stroyed with it's vaults unopened.
 Gen. Funston is considering the ad- visibility of calling for more troops from Vancouver Barracks to relieve those now working, who are almost worn out by continuous labor without rest. Special trains from Vancouver are expected to arrive in Sacramento in the morning with tents and rations. The supplies will be brought from there in automobiles as no trains are running because of the breakage in tracks.
 Many persons have dropped dead from heart disease. Fire Chief Sul- livan, who was injured bv falling walls yesterday. is dying. More than twenty policemen have been injured, some of them fatally Bremen and soldiers are falling from exhaustion and many are lying under wagons asleep with flames leaping all about them.
 Mechanics pavilion, which was con- verted into a temporary morgue for the reception of 800 corpseS which were rescued from the debris of the first ruined buildings, is now in ashes and more than 100 bodies were ere mated in it's flame. Not a street in the city is safe for walls are failing everywhere.
 More than 5000 injured persons are now in hospitals and at this hour the big French and German hospitals are threatened by approaching flames. Attendants are moving the patients into improyiscd tents in Golden Gate park.
 Saves SIOO,OOO, 900 From Mint
 Superintendent Leach of the U. $. mint has just wired to the treasury department at Washington that all the money in the mint was saved. The amount was abont SlO0,OOO,O GOO. Leach says the rescue of the money and bullion was due to the efforts of Lieut.. Armstrong of the Sixth infan- try and his men, who worked heroical- Iy at the peril of their lives until all was saved.
 The walls of the St. Francis hotel have just collapsed The criminal element ts increasing in numbers and six ghouIs have been shot up to this hour. Two steamers are now loading with refugees at the foot of Jackson street. Their destination is unknown.
 Fifty new Assures have opened today in a, many new localities and tremors are almost constant. A high wind is blowing towards the residence district carving the fire embers that way, while the flames continue to dcyour remaining buildings in the business portion. The new S5,OOO,OOO Fair mount hotel is ablaze and the mann moth Southern Pacific passenger depot at Third and Townsend has burned to the ground.
 The panic among the people is inde- scribable and uncomfortable. Groups of maddencd men and women run shriekiug through the streets and the soldiers and police can do nothing to restrain them. Many millionaires are pennile,s and almost the whole popu- lation win be reduced to beggary.
 Many Killed at Napa
 Napa was partly wiped out and it is
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Like a Roaring Furnace

Oakland, April l9-5 D. m.-At 4 o'clock the flames in the northern resi-
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People Desert the City

rh. city win be practically deserted onfgh. except for the workers, lLar-
 aIIaw prevails and the city is in .barue of regular, from the Presidio rrder. command of General Funston.
 Tr. Call Examiner Palace hotel Grand hotel SpreckeIs, Rialto, Phe- ran and TOO other big buildings are mer. scrap heaps. Many charred skeleton, have been taken from their .ufns. The police are keeping people hack from the street, where tall bullo- nor, stand to prevent further casual .rrs from falling walls. More than POD residences have fallen in different place, and the wreclss have mostly burned
 The Examiner building collapsed like an egg shell without 8 moments warning. is believed that at least twenty person, are buried in the ruins, as that number of employees are miss ing who were known to be in the 1uilding when it fell.
 Stanford University Wrecked
 Oakland, April lS-5 p. m..-A tele- phone message just received from Palo Alto states that the Stanford univer- ~itv buildings have collapsed from an earthquake shock.
 The telegraph companies have been forced to leaye San Francisco and are establishing headquarters here. For hours only one wire has been working
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City Obscured by Smoke

From Oakland the city is obScured bv the dense volumes of smoke rising from the flames. which are visible fifty miles. The only hope of saving any part of the city is by dynamiting buildings in advance of the fire. This has been done to great extent al- ready but has 50 far not checked the onward march of the fire. The supply of explosives 1. exhausted and the Southern Pacific is rushing in special
 train, carrying more.
 The area of disturbance k spreading north of the bay, and Sacramento, Berkeley. Alameda and many other place, are badly shaken mp and many buildings in them wrecked This city has suffered least of all so far. It is impossible to get complete reports as nearly all wires are down.
 The big army depot and commiSsarT here was totally destroyed this morn ing. Nothing was saved of am immense stock of supplies which was awaiting shipment Co Manila.
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Many Killed at Napa

Napa was partly wiped out and 1t is
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uas Works Blow Up

wa. huge ga, work, huI.uI"- has .u,r blown up aud started fresh and terrible na.r south O. Market street. Biz buildings alI over thg business districts aru burning dorce.y. Dcpos- tors started a run on the banks few minutes ago and the institutions tm- ucdfu.'y closed.
 The mayor ha, appoureda relief omm.t.e The militia arc guarding n..wna.u husfucs, and burnt districts yf.h instruction, 10 shoot Co kin any .ar-r- .upgi~g to steal
 Nun.r.v-uapcrs of tho city have combine. ro issue from ,be Chronicle 1u.ranE which i, still miuiwod. It :, ms- urrus, Market stree, from the Examiner site but wa, scarcely alice ed by rhu shock which wrecked the Examiner and Call blocks.
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SAN FRANCISCO IS
 UTTERLY DESTROYED
Continued from page D

flames which soon consumed them en- .irelv The Palace hotel was consumed by flames and from the wreck more han 100 bodies have been taken.
 The fire is spreading rapidly in the residence district and the whole city seems doomed. The governor has or cred out the militia to preserve order as the population is distracted and be- vond the power of the police toconwol. The last days of Pompeii are being enacted and the scenes of horrible realism are indeScrihable Many peo- ple have been driven insane from ter TOT and run helpleSsly about raving m utter distraction. The police are dyn- amiting buildings as rapidly as possi- .,1.
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Morgues Filled With Dead

San Francisco, April lS-l D. m.-
 So far as known hundreds of persons have been killed and thousands in- ured. The morgucs are filled with dead and wounded. and the Pavilion ba, been turned into hospital for ,nanfac- and injured persons. The en- sire waterfront i, ah.a.e. The post office building at Seventh and Mission stree. collapsed entirely. The Fish Narke. collapsed carrying >lNpersonN down ,o death in j,, sau The Grand opera house |, now burning and sevrr- er ten story building, in Inc vicinity
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out of the city and that has just been cut oiI.
Business District in Ruins

Oakland, April 19-9 a. m., From San Francisco by courier-The entire business portion of the city is in total ruins. The flames are still spreading and owing to the lack of water they cannot be checked. The iremen are powerlesS. General Funston says 10000 people are already homeless.
 The death list may reach 1000. Many bodies are mangled beyond recognition and the workers cannot leave the fire region to bury the dead. An appeal to the navy department brought an order placing all available naval vessels at the disposal of the local military and they will carry all the unidentified dead to the sea for burial before decomposition sets in. The department placed all vessels in the hands of the local authorities for any use possible.
The Coconino sun., 1906-07-14
Miscellaneous Specials

Ladies Summer Vests ...I LOG so pairs of Lace Curtains S2 values SI. so 200 yards of Jute Carpet 4oc value soc $I Mems Balbrigan Underwear ...75c SOC ....25c SOC Mems Working Shirts. .25c sI Mems Golf Shirts s...........75c SIPS Mems Golf Shirts. SI .oo SI.75 ....... I.25 Ss. 50 w. l.. Douglas Shoes I Lot 2.75
 Special prices on Mems Clothing and Pants.
The Coconino sun., 1906-07-14
Mems and Ladies Oxfords

We could not specify the numerous bargains we have to offer in this limited space. You should see the Oxfords to appreciate the bargains.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
NOT|C|AS GENERATES

-VArIos propietArioI de San
Juan, h'n intsrpuesto q 10 Ia Corte
de DistcitJ ana dsmAuda contra el
ay ttamiento dc eta ciudsd, por ha'
Der invertido ileg Almerte fondos del
muoicipio en- lA preparation dc unas
plsnillAs para Csnso o cmpadrona-
mierto de veelnos dentro de 10 poblA'
ci6n y aus barrioL. Con csc motive
SO preser 10 Ay or mismo un SIojunctIon1
para suspsnder el procsdlmiento. La
representation de los dem sndantss Ia
lleva nueAtro amigo sl Lc 10. Bsnitex
Castanos. El iuez ha ap,5zEdo haatA
hoy para reiolvsr sobre oil auto soil
citsdc,
Hoy ssll6 para Humacao nues
tro amigo ell Lcdo, don Juan Was
Ochoteco.
Ha fsllecido en- BAroslona, Ea.
psf', Ia espoSA del Lcdo. don JoIe
Miguel Marquee, RegisIrador do 10
propie lad de AguSdilla.
-Segdn itformss, 90 10 iurisdic-
ci6n de Msnsii 90 trsbsia AciivSmsnts
en- la propsganda de nuestro parido.
El elemenIo nuestro SO propons triun.
far por gran mRyorfa en- les pr6xlmas
elecclones.
Don Santiago 1gleSiss 70 tom6
parla en- 81 meeting de eyer tards, en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02

Eeedu comunicsmos aver por tee
grafo & La DEMoCRAcIA, ell sen 2r
Nuficz Rivera hizo su entrsda On eata
ciudad. en 10 tarde del domingo pasa
do, 20 del corriente,
Pr6ximaments serfsn les sells y
media de 10 misms, cusndo el silbido
do 10 lccomC tora nos spur clabA la lie
gsda de tan ilustre hombre ublico, el
qua fee recibido por una multitad dc
vivas entusiaatAs.
FL tren <ex ,resss qus corducia dc
Isabels al s'fi'r Mailez, vetia at sta
do de promnentes unionistAi de di
eho pueblo te QlebradillEs En
imponente lucidfsima manifestation
ca Ia qNe Sc vefsn preciosos y e'egsn
tss estandartes, banderas y bsndero'
las, y 10 que recorri6 las principalss
GALES de la poblsci6n, fac &C lmpafia.
do Muf1oz que iba en- un msg1ifco
carrusle, hasta lk casa morada de 81
hermano politico don Aguatfn Guevs'
rA Ssntini, desde cuyo balc5n ell senior
Mrficz Rivera, dirig'enioss & los
scompsfiantes, que pasAban de tres
mil, en- breves paro elocuentfsimas
frases di6 las graclas mas expresivss
por el honor y mue.tras de simpaifts
que 10 acsbab ban dc dispensAr.
Durante el trsyecto que REQ rri6
10 manifestation al son de Ia orques
to del sseficr LsqusricA, 30 sucedfau
loI vivss & Muflox, oil Gobsrnador ,
Secretsrio de Puerto Rico, al partido
Unicnists, y al futuro triupfo de ID
Union en- los comicios de Noviembre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02

do On opuestas direcci mss; ha surgl
do el aol di&tsno, bril'anie, emanan-
do dc ~ diaco de flego clsridades
mdlsiples. erratiles, fcsdoras de
las plAntas en- gestaci6n, que taio tie
RI .volucionsn, y f,rceiean. y pvg.
pap, Ior manifestLrse q ras de ellis,
con lstoia de .sav!a. iGrArdioso
anna ecer, y hsrmoso tespertar!
FL arroyuelo vecino, per medic de
sus ,guaa mu' murAntes, psAlmodia xu
ter az pArsb' Is, y un ruiaefor que
contemplA la msgnifcencia del palss-
je, inspirado cants, como 6 nial vir'
t,toS0 de las sslvss, convencido de que
nadie, absoluss msnts na1ie, pueda RI
vslizarle. Al 10 entienden los tur-
plales, los canArios y iilgueros, y
O. ifrmanlc, cuando haeen que un To-
70 amigo qle hallase en- su compafiia
expoogA q les oyentes este pensamien
tc, respecto Il ruisefior; -sPrefsrimos
un sen,imien sencillamente ex rosa
do q todos l,s prodIgIos de sgilidsd
qye esos cl II del arts eiesutan entire
los aplsusos de 10 much ,dumbte , -
Batiaron con estrepito aus alas Gu SO
nal de sprob. c!6n los verdA leroE sr.
tistas de 10 selvs, y tan so(o exhs,a.
70 4 una d6bil protesta, ape nas percap.
tb.e, los cucos, buhos, corneias y
murcielagos deads aus &. a idss ds
sombrAs. Fran los pigmsos del ate
les goomos do la ietsligencia que no
pueden mtrar de flo al col, porque
aus pupilas ci'gan, GUAM 10 intsntan
CONTEMPLATE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
E::DICTO

En- 10 Corts de DIstrito del Distrito
judicial de HumacAo, Puerto Rico.
EItados Unidos de America. Fl Pre-
sidente de los Eatados Unidos. SIS.
IudAlecio Lopez, ,-Demandante, contra
Manuel Argleso Flores. s.-Deman.
dado. Kim pls Amiento,
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico
A Manual Argu $50 Flores, 9 see el
demandado antsa mencionado.
FOR LA PRESENTE Se noti6cA &
usied, que SO ha presentado en- 10 of.
Gina del Secretario de Ia Corte de
Dlstrito del Distrlto, j judicial dc Hu.
macao Puerto Rico, 10 demandA del
actor sntes citado en 10 cual solicita
Sc. dicte sentsncia condenando al de-
mandAdo al psgo de SELL MIL Qua.
TROCIENTOS DOLLARS por capital
{ IntereSes proceientes de pr6stsmo 8
intsreses que adeuda el demandado al
demsndant', con maS los intereles le-
gales hAEta su complet) pago y las
costas del pleito, segdn todo apAreCe
do la demandA preientada
Y hablendose acreditado For me
do de d lAvlt que el dem2ndado Ma.
nuel Arg $50 Flores ae ALA ausente
de Puerto Rico, que exiIts causA de
sccion 10 CUrse hR ordenRdo ae hsga
10 cilasi6n del emsndRdo por medic
de ediesos que Sc pubicaran una vez
an cada aemana durante dos msses, y
que de no cumparecer q conteatAr d.
ch , demAnds deotro de les meses
deapues de notifcsdo, el damsndanle
p0dra obtener 10 fal o & su favor por
q csntldad reclamada conforme { de
recho.
Y para la pubiicsc,6n de 10 pre-.
ssnte citAci6n dursLte el t6'miuo dis
pueSto en- ell per 6dc | A DEMOCRACIA
lA exsIendo bsi j. MI 6rmA eu B. macao
Puerto Rico q tres de MArz0 de 1906
Enrique RINC0N.
Secretary Dlstric Court Ct Humacao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
Il PLETO De la |GLESIA

E. Tttbl lnal Slprsmo irtjrm5 scsr'
ca dc Ia demanda de Ia Iglesis Cats
lies, ApoatoIica Romsna, contra el
Pueblo de Puerto Rico en- cobro de
7S 469 dollars
FL IL forms 60 del iuez AsoCiado
Mr.. Wolf En Su opinion dies 10 que
sigUe;
&LR deman1A encomsndAda de 90.
te caso, en- cuanto hAse refrercia {
las rec RmaoionPs de los sacerdotes,
mueItra que el o oispo BlsLk como ie
"a dc la iglesia estAb.eca eltG dsmAn'
da en- representation de loI mismos.
Casi Se ha dsclarAdo que dichos So
cerdotes son las YER iaderas parties In
tstesadAs, y ca 10 III Jlica de la de-
mania 90 pids que los pIgoS le hsgAn
. clos
NIrgd principle pract' co, 8 pre-.
cepto de derecho civil 8 econ6miso ae
nos hA cltAdo por ell cuAl la rselamA. =.
ci6n que por eIts pleito ae b ace tsnga
9 hayA de teuer oil cAr&ctsr de uns re
chameleon de la iglssia cal6lIcA de
Puerto Rico. Lbs sseerdcts son las
verdaderas parties intsreI adAs. Ellos
son Soi ju' is J no Is ha slegado obs.
Iaoulo gduo gus pudisra imEeiirles
tisrcer 6 eatablecer un pleito para re.
csbsr SIS dsrtchoIs Es de opinion
Mr.. Woif que las parties intsrea aadas
son Las que eiscutan 10 demsnds y no
Ia igietia
DeIpl 81 ds extsnsAa J eruditas oil
lermInA el Jutz soliSltando que la
dsmanda intespr Ia contra el Pueb o
ds Puerto Rico, sea deSeltimAda. E.
Tribunal fall6 confrmando 10 opinion
del Jutz WOf
representation Ia parte demlndA
d oS ab- gadca Har Esll J RODRIGUEZ Z
Sierra J Ia dem audGnte el lICenClAdo
HernA dtE LopE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
ENSEAANzAS PARA UN PSEUDO ART|STA

La misi6a de los reptiles es or as'
trarse; el aguila, si tseala las cimas
excas,s, es por su propio impulse, y
cuando al sol comtempla, NJ cifgs,
sntcs biea So vista ne fortAleee.
lpobres de espi ia! Ttiste mi.
si6n 10 que oil Hado lea reservara!
Vue. traa embcza protestas no obs.
curecen nj en- un APIECE, ell albo pluma.
js de las almAs gcandes, porque paro.
disnio al m csno poeta <sruzan sl
pantan) y no ae mxnchAns.
Ruis Ia Ina ootencia, calle 10 snvi,
dia, ciegue 10 maledicencia, porqus el
ruisefl Or de la selvas virg snes, reta y
emplszA & los nibelungos de los anti o.,
que an6nimos moran, & singular tor
neo.
ALta tAl reto, aolemnemente 90.
presado, diz que diio sl ruissiior:-
so timera 10 nisl IQuien pueds dis
pu,arms el triunfo? IQui6n osArA ne.
gar 10 msgnific 'ncia del 90. p y euen'
.an que de AGA & ent6ness, los arboles
asf diieronls en- ~ lengusis; -<Loa
aordos que nunca 10 oysron gorgear,
y los ciegos, que ssntenciados tueron
por 81 Supreme Jusx, & no poder I'd
mirar las ingenitas bellezAs del astro
Prelude el ruisefIor sus mas precia'
dos oantoa; rio eompssivo 81 sol, y
maditabs Dios, porQue 81 simil haefAi
90 extensive 4 10 mAldad do los hom'
bres.
Angel Celsstiao Morales.
Guarbo, Abril 1,006.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
El meeting de Aguadilla

magpffco y slocuents, el talsntoso io'
ven don Jose Yumst Msndsz. Habla'
ron iambien sl ioven Luis Msrsader,
corresponsal do Ella Correspondent c'as
, sserstario del Sub 'somi &, , sl poe
to ainspirado don jose Agusifa Aponte.
Cerr6 sl scto sl ssiiar Mrfioz Rive
70, que fae reeibido Al pressptarse On
10 tribuna con una estrusndosa sal
W do aplaus0s y vivas sntusiastss.
Aufox sstuvo inspirsdfsimo On ~
psrorasi6n gallarda y slocusnts. Su
discurso, fus IN himno harmoafsimb b
10 pstria pusrtorriQusna. Comhati6
do mansra brillants y eoBcier xuds, al
partido republicano; { los gobisrnos
do Allen y do Hunt, " las C&msras
republicanAs antsriorss & 10 prssen.
to.
Tavo ftases elocuentfsimas de
afecte y admiration para sl recto g.
bernante que rigs en- Ia Ac!ualidad
loa destlnos del pals.
ri sef1r MufoZ Rivera 90 exlsn.
di6 On otras coc siders stones de gran
trascsndencis politica. Mu1 2, al 4
nal do 10 psroraei6n, t16 delirApts'
msnts aplaudido por el pdhlico.
Representations nutridss de con.
notados unionistas de todos los pue.
bios dc este distritn Sc h ,llahan pre-
sentss On los dos eap'6 ,didos actos
polfticos que acAbsmos de celsbrsr en-
propsg anda de nusstro ideal polisico.
Mario Morales.
] Mayo de 1879.