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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-03-21

que Sc levante algun partido
polftico y lie nombre un suce-
sor, para tutorearlo oportu-
ma y efectivamente.
Ell pueblo mexicano, ell yer
dadero pueblo, no Sc da por
entendido, porque va conoce
a Don Porfrio, y sabe bien
que esas algaradas de honra
dez y de altruismo polftico
en- On. Porfrio, no tienen
mas objeto que encubrir al
guna funesta convinaci6n,
que por ahora bien pudiera
ser la cesion de la Bahia
Magdalena al Gobierno Ame
ricano, 9 algo peor.
Hay que desconfiar mucho
cuando D. Porfirio, por tras-
mano y sin compromise, da
una dedada de rhiel al pobre
pueblo mexicano, cansado va
de una dictadura oprobiosa
de 80 amos.
La ciudad de Mexico
gasta anualmente en- pulque
la fabulosa cantidad de diez
Y nueve millones de pesos,
cantidad aproximadamente
igual a la que gasta en- pan,
carne y leche, juntos.
va comprendemos ell bajo
nivel moral d. los habitantes
de la ciudad ds Mexico, com
parados con los de los Esta-
dos.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-03-21
Onomastico del C. Gobernador de
SIN LUIS P0T0SI.

de un Gobernante, que no so
10 ha querido dar a sus go
bernados toda clase de garan
tfas, sino que ha sabido i'm
pulsar todas las fuerzas vi
vas del Estado para la pro
jucci6n y ell mejoramiento,
en- escala siempre ascenden-
tie, en- todosT los ramos de la
riqucza pdblica, y especialisi
mamente en- ell importante
ramo de instruction pdblica,
que es ell factor principal pa
ra ell progreso de los, pueblos.
Como IN homemade debido
al Gobernante cue ha mere
cido el APPLAUSE no:solo de sus
gobernados, no solo de sus
compatriotas de la Repdbli-
ca Mexicana, Sino tambien
de conspicuas personalidades
politicas y fnancieras del Ex
trangero, honramcs las CO.
lumnas de nuestro peri6dico
con el'retrato del Sr. Espi-
nosa y Cuevas, mandandole
a la-vez en- estas lines nues-
tras mas sinceras felicitacio-
mes.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-03-21
Dc Historic P0|I0.

Segln datos probables y
minuciOsos computes, EN- la
campaha que tan fellzmente
cOncluia con este triunfo, la
caida de Maximiliano] hubo,
en- Ell periodic transcurldo de
Abril de 1863 q JUNO de 1867,
mil veinte acciones de guer-
ra, entire batallas y escaras
muzas, habiendose contado
entire muertos, heridos y pri
Sloneros, setenta y tres mil
treinta y siete republicanos;
Y doce mil doscientos nueve
lEnperialistas. Murieron, ade
mas, veinticinco mil france
SeS, y gast6 la Francia, en- La
expedici5n, noventa Milo
neS de frances.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-03-21

Por cartas que hoy recibi-
mos, hemos tenido amplias
noticias del entusiasmo con
que todas las clases de San
Luis Potosf han celebrado ell
dfa onomastico del distingui-
do gobernante potosino Sr.
Ingeniero D. Jose Maria Es-
pinosa y Cuevas.
Fueron. manifestaciones
que pusieron de relieve
las simpatfas y ell carino que
ha sabido captarse ese apre-
ciable funcionario, con su me
ritoria labor en- pro de los in
tereses que expontaneamen-
tie lie conRara ell sufragio pd-
blico.
Efectivamente, bajo la ad
ministraci6n del Sr. Ing. Es-
pinosa y Cuevas, ell Estado
de San Luis Potosf, ha re-.
surgido q nueva poderosa Vi
da de labor y de engrandeci
miento, viehdo abiertos ante
81 nuevos amplios horizohtes
para Ell empleo de todas las
energfas, bajo la 6gida de la
paz Y del espfritu progresista
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-03-21

-Dn. Porfrio Diaz vuelve
distraer la atenci6n del
pueblo mexicano con la cola
Qel perro de Alcibiades.
;. For conducto de un perio-
uiSta americana, muy su ami
60 manifesto que no quiere
mas reelection, porque va el
pueblo mexicano esta bien
nanSO y liSto para soportar
.ualqalera ~. albarda, y que
s0n gusto vera el milagro de
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-03-21
-Algun. .ocurrente amigo

-Alg1n. .ocurrente amigo
nuestro Sc quejaba hace dias
de la mala costl1mhrn do al
gunos peri6dicos de dar a CO
.nocer al pdblico cuando al
guien sale 9 cuando llega a
Ia poblaci6n.
No lie parece a Ud., amigo
nos decia, que esa fea Co.'S
tumbre de alg,unos peri6di-
cos de dar noticias de nues
ira llegada y de nuestra sail
da, es I'm ataque directo a
nuestros intereses, a nues-
ira tranquilidad y hasta a la
salvaci6n de nuestra alma?
Porque, suponga I'd. que
20 tengo algunos ingleses
que no me dejan a sol nj a
sombra; suponga usted que
he sido declarado la Provi-
dencia de algunos aprecia-
bles amigos que no dan pro
videncias de trabajar, y que
viven en- constance apuro, y
suponga I'd. que la aprecia-
bic hija casadera de los Pc
leznes y la hija de mi lavan
dera y la costurerita fulana
me hacen ell honor de conner
me un lado sopretexto de
adorarme. Y luego suponga
que yo opino por la retirada,
y tomo el tren para buscar
esconderme en- ell mon
te por algunos dfas. iFigd-
rese I'd. ei escandalo! Y que
anuncia un peri6dico cual-
quier dia que llegue, vivo VI
coleando... .fgt1rese I'd.
no Sc figure NADIA, venga y
p6ngase en- mi lugar.
iQue nos hemos de ponerI
en- lugar de nuestro amigol
Un euerno!
Lo que harfamos era COR
rer inmediatamente q la re-
dacci6n del tai peri6dico, VI
cargados de razones y vene--
no, arrojar al redactor dlez
guantes por 10 menos, y 81
no tenlamos guantes, que es
10 mas seguro, hincarnoS de
hlnojoS ante 6l, como dijo un
vate melenudo, y decirle con
la faz dolorida y los ojos la
y las manos supli-
cantes: iPor Dios, amigo re
no la tronche tan de
al tiro, nj la descobije; no'
me entregue a las furias, nj
atente contra mi tranquil
dad, contra mi libertad, con
ira mi bolsa. No asuse con-
ira mi a mis- adorables ene-
Ell respeto al 6erecho /
ajeno es la paz. /
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-03-21

=
/, rodeadores nocturnos han es
, tado aterrorizando al pdblico
} en- dlstintas parties del Estado
: de Kentucky de algdn ITEM
po a esta parte. Contra los
negros y los duehos de plan
taciones de tabaco es contra
qulen dlrigen sus ataques es-
tas turbas de la sombra. No
roban; en- su plan de opera
clones solo Sc proponen, Sc
gun parece, golpear y matar
negros y duenos de plantacio
mes de tabaco, 6 incendiar las
propiedades de estos dlti-
mos. La madrugada del dfa
10 fueron asaltados simulta-
neamente los pueblos de
Brooksville, Henderson Y Pa
ducah, Ky.. v en- C1orl,~~:ll.,
Ien,, quemaron Is, 900 lbs.
de tabaco, mataron 3 negros.
hlrieron 5, azotaron no me-
nos que SO y mataron a un
gdero dueno de una planta-
cion de tabaco.
-Todos los rancheros de
los alderredores de Laredo
Sc quejan amargamente de
la falta de lluvias y de la fal
ia de pastos.
En- cambio, todos los CO.
merciante de Laredo Sc que
J"i' o0 la IdlCa ue negOclOS,
pues no hay transacciones
sencibles.
Solo ell pueblo que no tie
ne blenes de campo, nj SO
qulebra la cabeza redondean
90 negocios, es ell que no Sc
queJa, y representa- la gran
fellcidad entire nosotros.
NO queremos ahondar en-
econ6micas.
pero Ell hecho es que, a pesar
de todas las quejas de los
rancheros y de los hombres
de negocios, nuevas Y elegan
tes flncas surgen todos los
dlas en- nuestra, ciudad Y el
trabajo no falta, nj la anima
zion, nj ell deseo de diyertir-
sc:
Pero 81 nos lloviera un po-
lulto, no mas una hora, no
no tendriamos motive .iusto
para no llamarmos completa
nente felices.
La Companfa lninera
'Agujitas" y otras del Dis
,rlto de Sabinas en- Coahuila.
lue actualmente producer
carbon, pronto produciran
as mas grandes cantidades
lie coke en- Mexico, pues a
os doscientos grandes hor-
los que tienen en- actividad,
7 que producer 6, 600 tone
adas de coke al mes, agrega
an otros doscientos hornos.
'ara producer con los cuatro-
doce mil toneladas
nensuales de coke. /
Tambien la Compahfa Car
de Sabinas fabrica.
a otros 200 grahdes hornos,
'on capacidad de seis mil to-
leladas mensuales de coke,
7 asi, entire "Agugitas" Y
'Sabinas" , daran 18, 900 to-
leladas de coke cada mes, la
mas grande production de
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the citizens, independent and peoples.
w. S. Allen was elected mayor with
17S votes. NJ. J. Severson was elected
clerk on citizens ticket, with los votes.
against Magnus johnson on indepen-
dent, with SO votes l.. G. NJ King
received 1855 votes for treasurer. S. r.
Lingle for assessor on citizens ticket
received 95 votes, against Chris Rob-
son on peoples with 5S votes.
II. w. De La with 143 and Otto Fen
ton with 166 votes on citizens ticket
defeated Henry Ostrem with 60 votes
as councilmen for three years.
e. w. Knudson on citizens for coun-
Gilman for one year received Its votes.
There was only one candidate on
peoples ticket and that was for as
SCISSOR.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31
Only Ono Iowa Falls Contest.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls, March 31.-A two-to-one,
clip was the pace set by Carl Gade for
his opponent, A. H. Adams, in the race
for councilman in the Fourth ward
yesterday. After spirited contest all
day, a canvass of the ballots showed
that C. l.. Gade had won by vote OF
SO to As. This was the only contest
in the city. Adams was the independ-
'ent candidate, being defeated in the
caucus by Gade.
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e1slnJJa5r snrse7sou,s go,uu, Hlarr1 81 1908

the principal issue in the city cleo
ton. Robert b. Wallace, republican.
who advocated ownership, was defeat
ed by Thomas Maloney, democrat, for
mayor. The council will be democrat
ic. Considerable union labor sentiment
also existed against Wallace. c. f..
Kimball, solicitor: i. r. True. treas
urer and C. +. McAneney, auditor, all
republicans, were elected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31
Warm Contest at Sheffield.

Special to Times-Republ1eah.
Sheffield, March 31.-Sheffield ex-
perienced a warm contest yesterday
over the town election, there being two
tickets in the field. G. r. Miner, OF the
people's ticket, was elected mayor
Counc,lmen are DR.. c. j. Allen and
John Treganza: treasurer, b. r. HOO
son, and assessor, r. j. Churchouse.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31
Republican at Clinton.

Clinton, March 31.-All the returns
of election indicate the election of n.
u. Crockett, republican, over Dr. f. A
Hohenschuh, democrat, and success Of
most of the republican candidates. No
particular issue was involved.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31
New Sharon Election.

Special 10 IIneS-ReUuUIlCdH.
New Sharon, March S1.-At the polls
Yesterday. s. b. Shannon defeated ia
cob Watland for mayor, by Al votes.
The following were elected: Council
men, w. K. Neill and DR.. c. E. Wal
lace: treasurer, William Turbell; as
SCISSOR. William Young.
Pin. S-io1of. .F'if.shPaid spsHMyM Wbg
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31
EIdora Contest Interesting.

Special TO T1mes-Republican.
Eldora, March 31.-Eldora's city
election yesterday was an interesting
contest from start to finish. The race
for the mayorship was the leading fea-
ture Of the day. Law enforcement had
been the issue in the campaign for the
past three weeks, but when 1t came
to the day to cast votes, but little was
said along that line. 1t is neverthe-
less hoped that hereafter Eldora will
be known for her strict enforcement
Of existing laws.
Grant Tyler won the mayorship over
c. z. Grief, by a vote of 274 to 49,
C. McKeen Duren had no opposition
for city treasurer. and received a vote
of $40. In the race for city assessor,
C. f. Brownell defeated Theodore
Huen, the vote being 265 to 123. For
park commissioner, H. W. Emery re-
ceiyed PIG votes and p. c. Woods 1853.
In the First ward, Carl Newcomer
was elected councilman by "a votes.
he having no opposition. In the Sec
ond ward l.. Brown received 1O4 votes
with no one running against him, and
in the Fourth ward, A. w. Gray was
elected, receiving 81 votes. The only
contest for councilman was in the
Third ward, where S. S. Hadley de-
feated p. +. Brown, 63 to SO.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31
Democrats Get Burlington.

Burlington, March 31.-The demo-
Gratis seem to have reelected Mayor
Fred l.. Untarkircher and the major
ity of the council. The republicans get
the police judge and three council
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31

Decentralization republicans elected
their entire city ticket. w. c. Roll
Inns, for mayor, received 73 majority.
The other successful candidates are:
G. L. Voss, treasurer; D. o. Them.
assessor; A. Green, F. F. Hoist and DR..
l.. NJ. Coon, aldermen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31

Waterloo-R. A. Doty was elected
mayor, over John r. Rector by 264
The voting machines were
used for the first time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31
Dysart Citizens Ticket Wins.

Special to TlmeS- RepubHc9u.
Dysart, March 31.-The citizens
caucus ticket was elected yesterday by
the following votes: Mayor. l.. G. Wei
gle, 143; councilmen, II. A. Wlese' 1'o'
and George Schneider, 142; treasurer
Henry Mohr, 10; assessor, Charles
Creps, l43. The candidate for mayor
on the independent ticket, 5. A.
Klemme, received 81 votes; councilman
C. G. Kaiser received ia.
The election was the most hotiy
contested ever held here, but the de-
feated candidates are taking their de-
feat in a good spirit. The result OF
the election will mean more rigid
enforcement of the laws especially
against drunks on the streets.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31

Grand Junctin-E. NJ. Lives de-
feated L. F. Killman fr mayor by a
vote of Ill to 63.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31

Onawa-In the city election here
Henry Harlow was reelected mayor
over L. Il. Paine by majority Of so.
s. j. Harrison was elected alderman
in the First ward, w. l.. Holmes in
the Second. G. Messing and c. L. But
Ter in the Fourth. B. D. Holbrook, for
treasurer, and Howard Morley, for
assessor, had no opposition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31

Runnells-At the municipal election
at this place the entire citizens ticket
was elected by a big vote, more than
two to one in the fight for mayor. C.
B. Osborn, for mayor on the citizens
ticket, won by a vote of, Is to SO,
against w. w. Murray on the resi-
dents and miners ticket. Murray, the
ring candidate. has held the reins for
years, and his defeat is greatly rejoiced
over The band paraded the streets
over his defeat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31
Bohemians Turned Down.

Cedar Rapids, March 31.-Complete
returns on mayor, and returns from
half the precincts on councilmen show
that what was known as the "all-Amer-
lean" ticket has been elected by sew
eral hundred majority.
John Il. Carmody is elected mayor
by majority of 1,735 over his oppon-
ent. Mayor George S. Lightner.
The only issue was the so-called
Bohemian issue The Bohemians
had three candidates, and the other
five candidates combined against them
and raised the cry of control by the
foreign element. The Bohemian can
didates ran we'll in what is known as
the three lower wards" but the other
five wards were almost solid against
them.
The councilmen will be former
Mayor C. D. Huston, H. s. Keffer,
city recorder; e. A. Sherman. editor
of the Saturday Record, and Matt
Miles, real estate.
The vote was heavy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31
Warm Contest at Belmond.

Special to T1meS- KepUUIH'HH
Belmond, March 31.-One Of the
warmest elections in the history of
Belmond resulted in the election of the
entire ticket known as the citizens.
and headed by Val Griesy for mayor.
Mr.. Griesy defeated Mayor Reese,
candidate for reelection, by eleven
votes. Mcnamara and Klemme were
chosen councilmen and Byers assessor.
The victory of the citizens ticket
was celebrated last night by a huge
bonfire and much noise.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31
Commission Plan Slate Turned
Down in Des Moines and
Mathis is Mayor
'BoHEMIANs" BEATEN IN RAPIDS
Grace War" Results in Defeat of All
Foreigners and Friends-Warm Con-
tests in Several Iowa Municipalities
Where Local Issues Were Involved
Results in Various Towns.
Special to Times-Republica,..

Special to tmes-Republtcah.
Des Mones, March 31.-The slate
favored by the two leading newspapers
of Des Moines, and known to be favor
able to the commission plan of gov
eminent. was defeated in the election
here.
A j. Mathis will be the first mayor
of Des Moines under the Des Moines
plan, and John MacVicar, Wesley Ash,
Charles Schramm and John l.. Hamery
will serve with him on the council.
Eugene w. Waterbury, Des Moines
plan candidate for mayor, and j. r.
Hanna, B. S. Walker and c. S. Worth,
the three Des Moines plan candidates
for the council, were defeated, as was
w. Fl. Brereton, the East Des Moines
alderman-a at large.
OF the men elected to the first coun
Gil, majority was opposed to the
adoption of the Des Moines plan.
The main issue was whether the
first administration under the Des
Moines plan should be in the hands of
the friends and supporters of the new
system of municipal government, or
those who opposed it. Waterbury led
the former, Mathis the latter The sec
ond issue related to the control of the
liberal" element. The friends of the
ord against the wide open" town and
the licensing, by a fine system, of
places of evil resort, permitted to run
under police protection.
Innumerable incidental influences
contributed to the result. 1t was i'm
possible to find man who couldn't
mention half dozen without the least
labor. One man mentioned Hamilton's
attacks on the social evil, another the
charge by the Mathis MacVicar-Ash
slate that the Des Moines plan candi-
dates We're on a slate, and still anOth-
er the fact that Waterbury had signed
a brewery petition once. Others that
the Des Moines plan candidates made
no campaign, While the opposition
slate was as thoroughly organized for
the fight as If it were partisan cleo
ton. Many suggested that the labor
vote stood together for the Ash slate,
while still others attributed the result
to the fact that East Des Moines stuck
by it's candidates, and that the demo-
Gratis voted in body for the democrat
who was running, while the republic
ans observed the spirit of the plan
and divided.
These We're just few of the explain
ations offered last night as the re-
turns coming in indicated the out
come
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31

Allen Mayor at Jewell Junction.
Special to Times Republican.
Jewell, March 31.-At the election
here yesterday three tickets were out,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31
Elections in Other Towns.

Ames.-Galen Tilden was elected for
mayor here by a majority Of 1919 over
Van Chamberlain. The issues were the
sale Of the municipal electric plant and
allowing the pool and billiard halls to
remain open. Tilden advocated an in
vestigation of the light plant and it's
sale If found in bad condition. How
ever, he was against the opening of the
billiard halls.
There was no opposition for the re-
naming officers of the city. The alder
men elected are as follows:
First ward, w. d. Meltzer: Second
ward. A. l.. Potter and George c..
White; Third ward. j. L.. Snyder:
Fourth ward. Herbert Wilson and S. T.
Hoover
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-31

Council Bluffs Democratic.
Council Bluffs, March 31.-The mu-
nicipal ownership of water works was
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Continued on Page Eighty
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-12

handsome bridges. Because of these Inn
.provements there is very little medieval
look to the old part Of the town. The
newer part has many handsome buildings,
such as the Royal Theater, the Royal
Mint. the Polytechnic Institute and the
Art Museum.
A fitting introduction to this beautiful
CITY is the kings new square, situated
near the center OF the old town. ms
square is exceedingly large and irregular
In shape. Thirteen streets go out from II
as spokes In a wheel; the handsomest OF
these are Ostergade, Gotersgade, bredgade
and Holmen's Canal. In the middle OF
this large square Is handsome statue
Of Christian the ". done by great
Danish sculptor. On the east SIDE run
ming up from the harbor and or the streets
on either side is Charlottenpurs' MS
palace was once occupied by the queen
dowager, Charlotte Amalie, but y now
used for the spring exhibition. on the
other side of the square is the hoyai
Theater, an imposing building IN the
Renaissance style. The main entrance
is surmounted by colossal bronze group
of Apollo and the Muses. and Fegasus az
the spring of Castalia. In the Yesupule
are marble statues OF Danish poets Inc
handsome foyer is adorned with num-
Der Of interesting marble busts Of famous
Danish dramatists, composers and actors,
and basrelief Of 0phelia, modelled ana
presented by Sarah Bernhardt 70 tne
opera house. The auditorium Is large ana
spacious aud Is handsomely oecoyhIeo-