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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-09
INFORMATION DE IA lSIA.
DE ARECIBO

-
Como eE hijo Pr6digo.-M Manuel
Navarrete, residente en- esta ciu-
dad y que hasta hace POGO perte-
necfa al partido socialista, hace
nuevamente su ingreso en- el Par
lido Union de Puerto Rico.
Dice que no quiere ser mas So
cialista.
Cerro sW presupuesto.-La Mu-
nicipalidad de Arecibo, luego de
cubrir sus atenciones de 191S-19
ha cerrado su Presupuesto en- 80
de ,Junio, con un sobrante de 5
mil y tantos dollars, despues de
haber atendido a las emergencies
de terremotos y el fuego de San
to Domingo, atenciones en- que
ha consumido mas de tres mil do
liars. Ell fondo de caminos sube
"a s mil pesos.
Vaya nuestra felicitacion al Sc
nor Alcalde y Concejales.
El fiscal Apontc.-Esta mafia-
ma sali6 para Ciales ell active Fis
cal seior Arturo Aponte. Parece
que fue a investigar un horrendo
crimen que Sc dice cometido ano-
che.
Lcdo. PGImcr.-Mejora rapida-
mente ell apreciable caballeD
Lcdo. Palmer de la enfermedad
que 10 retuvO en- CANA. Son nues-
tros deseos que mejore cuanto
antes.
Pcreci6 dhogado.-En la Playa
frente a los Colericos, mientras sc
banaban varios ninos, tuvo la des
gracia de perecer ahogado el niiIo
de Is a1los Placido Roman, hijo
de don Manuel Roman, residente
en- la calle de JESUS y Maria de
csta ciudad. El hecho investigate
resulto casual.
Desdporecido. -Informa Basi-
lio Rivera, del barrio. Tanama,
que desde ell martes aSlas II a. M,
sali6 para Ell pueblo su hijo Eduar
do Rivera y hasta ahora no ha
aparecido. Els de 16 aiios, blanco,
delgado y viste, pantal6n blanco
y bltsa de listas.
CowesponsGl.
Arecibo Z julio 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-09

viqda de Gonzalez. Su entierro
dernostro las muchas simpatfas
que aqui gozaba.
Descanse en- paz, y nuestro SEN
lido pesame a sus deudos.
Conferencia. -El jueves IL He
vara a cabo su anunciada confe-
rencia en- la iglesia presbiteriana
del barrio Colombia, el joven An
tonic Rodriguez disertando sobre
las facultades humanas.
Don Jorge Vanegas-Este apre
ciable caballero ha sido nombra-
do jefe de tel6grafos en- esta ciu-
dad. Els un nombramiento acerta
d1simo.
X. X.
Mayaguez Z julio 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-09

Epifanio Perez, con creso.
De reSultas del incendio.-As-
tol Irizarry, de 16 amos de edad
falleci6 en- Ell Hospitalillo No. /,
despues de 16 dfas de terribles
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-09

Establishments condo exproesoExtrictas condolences sani
moderno de udad cnfco odas
as nfeedad crabes arrego las mas reputada
sneado acultatya de primer ordenCuerpo
admiten pago sexo
,uendo andidos popios medco p los de Soce
Departaenos espscas aisados dos para Sen seoTss
de DC tard los dias $1,000
operacione tatanientos epeca bahos de luz de ae hido
hidroterdpco rnasaies Rayos Fuguac6n pre-
IAcos equitativanente convenconales.
II CoNsULroR1o
4 Rafael cordero, 1872 San Juan, P. r.
Edfeo cGnsrudo oeto Dotado de los eleentos
@ de los facuavos guarda de tno dde las de mahana
II PERSONAL c1ENTIF1co.
II Director del sanatoro DR.. Don Julio Barrero
Consulta General; S7Hao Rey de tar
IL Director del Consuloo: Dr. Don Manuel Quevedo Baez
Consulta de 5 de Ia ade los da la
e Rsis " vss Sas Ip spts0'
En I "a e d s a1 d e ss a bSsbs M
Epseiasta ojos Narz GargantA:-Dr Den A H. Mo
En paFeaas 81 tard ios das iabors
Medicos Internos en- el sanatoro:
Dr. Don Manuel Payia,
Dr. Don Manuel Cctt-
s7-''1-s Crugia Dental:
Dr. Don Lorenzo r. Noa
conJa oDone No 10 tPlazuea col6n De tade dias
s Pracicanes:
Don Enrique 1s Fsrndndsz.
l Nicolas GonzSlez
dad Nurses Mtadas Dc complete aptud pactca contnua
Los socos de nmeros evenuas solo pagan $3.50 al mes t.
nsndo deFecho atadIdos dc ambos esablecnsn
tos al presentaE el dltmo reeibo cobrado
rssadasa Apsrtsde ~ rs.ersEia, Apsrssdo aol
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-09
PIDA POR G. @. D

Pantal6n con polaina miitar $125, frisas de lana
militares $780, Camisas Kaki so ctvs Camisas de
de guata forrados de cotln $500, Catres Mitares
$3.50.
Solicife toda case de mercancfas de nuestra impor
49, .ssss'47 RODRIGUEZ HNOS. & CO..
Gale de San Jose No. q
Alerfa Comerciantes
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
RADICALS ARE DENOUNCED BY
 THE GOVERNOR
In His Fourth of July Speech at WrangeII He Handles the Red Radicals With-
 out Gloves

WRANGELL. July Especial to Empire) - Wrangell enjoyed the greatest Fourth of July celebration in the history of the city The prin- cipal address was made by Gov. Thomas Riggs, Jr., who paid a glowing tribute to the American sol diers and sailors. The Governor denounced bolshevism in no uncer- tain terms.
 Among other things he said: Show be a Bolsheviki or an I. w. w. and will show you a man who never did an honest days work in his life" "
 Prolonged applause followed his speech, which was thoroughly up to-date, dealing largely with epoch making events during the T ast year. Applause was frequent through the address.
 The afternoon was devoted to sports. At the baseball game, the Governor pitched the first ball. The game resulted in a score of to 1 in favor of Petersburg.
 In the tug-of-war between Wran. gell and Lake Bay, Wrangell won. On the night of the third, the Gov ernor and Mrs. Riggs attended the annual ball given by the Order of Red Men.
 The Governor and Mrs. Riggs will leave for Juneau on the Bureau of Fisheries boat, the Murre, at 2 o'clock today
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
CANTALOUPE SEASON IS IN FULL SWING
 IN CALIFORNIA NOW

FL CENTRO, Calif.. July 3.-The cantaloupe season for the Imperial Valley now is in full swing and the melons are being shipped to all parts of the United States and Canada. Figures just made public by the Fl Centro representatives of the United States Bureau of Markets, show New York is consuming 25 carloads a day of 337,500 cantaloupes. San Francisco is buying six carloads daily and Los Angeles ten.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
REVOLUTION IN PERU CHANGES
 THE MINISTRY
President Pardo and Cabi- net Deposed Without B!OOdShed and are Now
 in Jail

LIMA, Peru, July 5.-Associated Press)-Augusta B. Leguea has as sumed the office as provisional Presi- dent, as the result of the successful revolution Thursday.
 President Pardo and several cab inet members are still in prison. Vir- tually no fighting marked the over throw of the Pardo ministry. Pardo Is to be tried on the charge of vio- lating the constitution.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
 BILL DEFEATED IN
 HOUSE OF COMMONS
Framers of the Bill Purpose to In- troduce Another Measure Much Wider in- Scope Than
 First Measure

LONDON, July 5.-The House of Commons defeated the woman's sui frage emancipation bill. The govern ment plans to introduce another bill in the place of 1t, which will place men and women on equal terms in civil and judicial matters. The eman- cipation bill. in fact, is intended to bring political and legal equality be- tween the sexes and will be- moro sweeping than any bill yet intro duced.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
PRINCE OF WALES IS
 OLD ENOUGH TO
 HAVE HIS OWN HOUSE

LONDON, July 3.-The Prince of Wales is now 25 and King George has decided that he should have his own residnoce. York House. St. James, the home of his boyhood days. has been selected.
 Except that it lacks a garden and garage. York House is regarded as an admirable residence. Decorators are now preparing it for tho prince who will move in. fin about a month. His household will not be large.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
AN EARLIER MESSAGE

BOSTON, July 5-A message last night from the British dirigible to the Navy Department asked if the latter could send a destroyer, if re- quired, to proceed to the southern end of the Bay of Fundy to take His Majestys airship in tow. Later it was reported that the airship was fighting against head wind and is short of fuel
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
WILSON MAKES
 FOURTH GRAFTON
 ON WASHINGTON
Says Franchise Has Been Given WorId-Fourth Sa- Iute Fired From German
 F0rt-4th. Victims

ON BOARD THE GEORGE WASH INGTON July 5.-President Wilson. in a Fourth of July address to those on board of the transport said this was the most tremendous Fourth "any of us ever imagined
 Tt is a Fourth which we have opened the franchise of American in dependence to the whole world"
 The Washington will arrive in Ho- boken tonight.
 President Wilson will address the Senate Thursday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
WARNING IS ISSUED
 AGAINST THREATS TO
 BURN LOGGING CAMPS

PORTLAND. July 5.-Agents of the Department of Justice here have been warne. ,n guard against a plot on tho part of radicals to b'rn logging camps and ni,ls in the northwest where members of tho Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumt ermen are em- ployed. It is reported the govern ment has been informed of the ex- lstence of widespread plans for whole sale destruction of such plants.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
CABLE BRIEFS

LONDON-It is reported that Per. srng is planning to come to England July 19 with composite regiment of 5000 American troops, represent ing all units still in France, and that he is to lunch with the King.
 FLORENCE, italy-Serious riotng has been progressing by crowds bear ing red flags, which are hacking and footing shops, declared to be a move towards a soviet. The authorities are unable to cope with the situation. The Council of Labor, which seems to be in control has issued a pro- cIamaton lowering the price of food to one-haIf, and other commodities 70 per cent.
 SEATTlE-The Victoria sailed for Nome at five this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
WireIessed This Afternoon That She Was Running Short of Fuel and Asks
 For Assistance
REACHED ST. JOHNS
After Dropping Mail Bag There Continued on Jour- ney-Expected to Ar
 rive Yesterday

WASHINGTON, July 5.-This af ternoon 1t was reported that the British dirigible R-34, which left Scotland Tuesday night at midnight, and arrived at St. Johns yesterday at noon, and continued without stop ping, after dropping mail bag, is expected in New York Sunday.
 In answer to a request flor the dirigible which Is bucking stiff winds, two destroyers have been sent to the Bay of Fundy, as the dirigible is short of fuel.
 A second wireless was received at Boston from the dirigible late this afternoon asking If destroyers were coming with the fuel, and return message was dispatched from here that the steamer SatilIa left Cross Island, Maine, for the scene, and two destroyers were leaving Boston.
 Mail for England will be taken by the airship when 1t returns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
JEFFERSON SAILS
 FOR THE NORTH

SEATTLE, July 5.-The Jefferson sailed at nine yesterday morning for Alaska with the following Juneau fares: Mrs. J. Maloney, Joseph Nal oney. H. A., Rust, w. R. Rust, Mrs. Eliza Henry. Mrs. w. c. Wright, MT. and Mrs. K. P. Kendall, Mrs. c. Lind holm, Lena Sundquist, F. P. Haskill, c. J. Duncan. Douglas passengers: Mrs. D. D. Anderson, Mrs. O. E. Ben nett.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
COOLY TELLS POLICE
 BODY OF GIRL WILL
 BE FOUND IN HIS AUTO

LOS ANGELES, July 5-Harry New of Glandale, aged 30, walked into police headquarters here and said that Frueda J. Lesser, aged 2l. was lying dead in his automobile outside He said he shot her when she refused to marry him.. The DO lice found the girls body in the ma chine and arrested New.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
MORE FAVORABLE REPORT

PARIS, July 5.-The German Ma tional Assembly has indicated . de- sire to comply at once with the terms of the peace treaty regarding the payment of war damages. The Allied economic experts are expected to meet in an oral conference soon, probably next week
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
FILLMORE RESTAURANT LOST MONEY DURING
 PERIOD OF THE WAR

NEW YORK. July 1.-The Bilt- more Restaurant was run last year at loss of $sso.0s1. though the 1900 rooms brought in net profit of $475.S14. The total receipts of the house for the year were sl.s1s.- 470. .a 4
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

WHITEWOOD. s. D., July 5.-Two were killed and one fatally injured and 50 severaly shocked when light ming struck a crowded grandstand here yesterday. during a home-com- ing celebration of troops.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
ON CITY OF SEATTLE

SEATTLE, July 5.-Possengers for Juneau on the City of Seattle which left at l0:40 this morning. are: MT. and Mrs. c. F. Courtney, Mrs. c Gappa. Mrs. R. E. Burkhard. Marion Burkhard. Miss Nellie Johnson. Mrs. Leuria Rockhill. Miss Ida Black. J R. Walker. w. T. Dunlop. Marie Ar sen, Martha Arsen. Albert Arsen.> D. G. Allen. N. w. Dennis. three steer age.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
REACHES ST. JOHNS

ST. JOHNS. July 5.-The British dirigible R-34 arrived here at noon yesterday, having left Scotland Tues day at midnight. The big dirigible did not stop. After dropping a mail bag. she continued on for Mineola, New York. The weather was foggy when she left here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
SAYS GERMANS
 PREPARING TO ;
 FIGHT. ALLIES

SAYS GERMANS IN thy sn R
 LONDON, July 5.-It is reporte4' that the German conervative party in a proclamation has declared war on the German republic and says it in- tends to use it's full strength to re- establish a monarchy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
A LATER REPORT

MADISON, s. D.. July 5.-The pleasure boat was carrying a crowd which was observing the fireworks when 1t foundered. It Is believed that 16 were drowned. Sixteen swan ashore also.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
YANKEES FIRE A SALUTE

COBLENZ, July 5.-(Associated Press)-A forty-eight gun salute, one for every state, flashed yesterday at noon over the ancient walls of the Renbreststein fortress, from the guns that opposed the Germans at Argon. ne, in honor of the Fourth of July.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
RAINED IN kETCHlkAN

KETCHIKAN, July 5.-(Special to Empire)-Terro Myaka. the Japan csc, engaged in a three-round bout of Ju-Jitsu with Nick Decort here although Decord had the Japanese on his back most of the time. Eight hundred witnessed the event. Rain prevented out-of-dOor sports.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
MUST GIVE HER A WIDE BERTH

MINEOLA, N. Y, July 5.-All avia- tors were forbidden to fly above or within a mile of the British dirigible while she was nearing this place The order was precautionary by the Navy Department to prevent the pos sibility of an accident.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
BUSY WITH AUsTRiANs

PAhIo. July 5.-The drafting Of the Austrian treaty is yc. ii an dn- finished state. The clsdges concern ing the disputes between the Czech Slovaks ana Italy reraain yet to be inserted.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
NINE PERSONS DROWNED

MADISON, s. D., July 5.-Nine persons were drowned and seven oth CTS are still missing when a pleasure launch foundered yesterday on a lake near here 40 rods away from shore. Thirty-two persons were on board.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05

NEW YORK. July LA seven teen story hotel tn cost $6.500,0 ,000. is to be erected at Park Avenue and 51st. Street. New York. by s. W. Straus & Co.,, bankers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
IN A DENSE FOG

HALIFAX, uly ,5.-The Admiralty early this morning reported dirigible proceeding slowly on account of the fog.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
AN EARLIER REPORT

LIMA, Peru, July 5.-A revolu tion broke out here yesterday morn ing. President Pardo and several cabinet members were arrested and placed in prison.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
DEATHS FROM HEAT

CHICAGO, July 5.-There were three deaths yesterday from the heat.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05

BELLE FOURCHE, s. D., July A. Three persons were killed and sev. eral injured when lightning struck dance hall here yesterday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
SENT FOR ASSISTANCE

WASHINGTON. July 5. - Early this morning the British dirigible wirelessed for a destroyer to meet her in the Bay of Fundy as her fuel was low. Two destroyers left Bos- ton at once.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
KAISER STILL IS SAVING WOOD"

AMERGONEN CASTLE, Holland, July 5. = Associated PressThe former Paser logs two three hours each expects his six thousandth this week He remain here until the end of the difficulty in finding suitable residence elsewhere.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05

LOS ANGELES. J lily 5.-This af- tern oon the police claimed that the murderer was the son Of United States Senator Harry New of In dana.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05

FORMER KAISER WILL BE IM- A REASONED IN LONDON TOWER ! AND FOUND GUILTY HE WILL
 BE ISOLATED ON SOME ISLAND;

LONDON July 5-The Daily Mail says the Kaiser will be brought to London British ship and imprisoned in the Tower of London The he found guilty the Allies will ask his punishment remote island for life The Mail it possible that the former German Crown Prince also be arragned before the International Tribunal which is to meet here to try the Kaiser.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05

The Hague according to the Teegaf says the Holland Gov
 intends to adhere strictly to the judicial point of view regarding the extradon of the Kaiser He that doubtful if his extradton will be permitted. He it is ever Kaiser and Crown Prince leave the
 xtradon demanded He said it be possible to arrest them afterwards
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05

LONDON, July 5-The London Mail says the Allies have that Holland will refuse surrender the former Kaiser for trial
 The London News says John Andrew Hamilton and Lord will preside five judges representing the great powers at the trial of the Kaiser Sir Gordon Hewart British Solicitor General will lead for the prosecution
 The Kaiser will be defended by the best German counsel and will given British
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
HINDENBu RG WANTS TO BE THE GOAT

 LONDON, July 5.-Cophenhagen advces report that Gen. Hindenburg Hanover and has informed Ebert that he alone responsible the German head August and also proclamatons of the Kaiser concerning warfare.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05
ARE DRAFTING
 AUSTRIAN PACT

VERSAILLES, July ] 5- Tho Turk ish delegates will leave today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05

WASHINGTON. Tuly 5.-Senator New, when told that it was claimed the Los Angeles man was his son said: That is a matter l do not care to discuss at all"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-05

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
SECCION EDITORIAL
LA CONQUISTA

ceder. 81 queremOS >inccramente que algln da sc
haga Elective cl vote Y tcngamoS un goblerno Vcr
dadcramcutc constitutional.
En- cstoS asuntoS noSotroS tcncmOS IN interes
indirectO. abStraCtO Y patriUticO. LcJoS. muy ie
los de los grupos militanteS. NADIA nos importa
que una Il utra clicntcla Sca Ia Vcncedora. Nos
importa Y NADIA mas, que cl vote Sc reSpcte eScru'
puloSarientc para que on firme nos lnlclclnoS Ell
las ]pr:cticas democraticaS Y nos a~coStumbremos Il
rcSpctar con plcna justification los reSultadoS de
las clcccioncS.
\ c<t0 ~llcgarcmoS, mas G mcnoS pronto. con
mavorc< o memories dificultadeS, 81 SumamoS la
nueStra a las vUceS lie p~r0tcSta contra los fraudcS
Y las impO<iciOncS, cOnSUmeloS unOS Il otroS, va
sea 81 gobicrno o los PartidoS.
In lihcrtad. 4 los dcrcchoS. Il los gobicrnOS
juSto<. conStituci0nalcS Y democraticoS solo podre-
mos If Il pie dcrccho Y firmc hacienda rcSpetar cl
yoto. Por ESQ no drbcmoS tOlcrar 81 fraudc que
prctcndcn conSumar en- 81 case dc las cicccloncS
mmicipalcS. sobrc TODD 81 Sc 1icnc en- cuenta que
de- pcrmi1irSc dicha justification. las proXimaS
cleccionrS prcSiicncialc> So haran del mismo modo.
No habemoS mcucStcr de S~efalar todoS Y cada
uuo he los abuSoS comctidoS en- las repetldaS elec'
clones. porQuc dc clio cStan cutcradoS nucStroS lee
torres embellishments. por las informacioncS que he
mos puhlicado. BaSta pucS. rcpctir que ci gobierno
prctcndc conStituirSc en- el gran clcctor, Y que no
debcmoS conScntir Scmcjantc dcSacato.
DebcmOS haccr I'M csfucrzO ultimo Y supreme
para lograr que cl votO dccida nucStroS probicnaS
Y sea ell inico arhitro tranSmisor del poder publlcc
Y Ell motor exclusive dc Ia rotaci6n democrItica gu
ornamental.
81 en- eSta ycZ SO conSuma cl traude electoral
que prepare def~initivamente IN imposition supre
ma. Va 10 Quedara al pueblo mcXicano mngun pro
ccdimientO pacifico para d~esignar gobcrnantcS.
No digan pucs. nj Carranza, nj esos ~pTesumldoS
Que a 81 miSmoS Sc dan cl titulo dc hombrcs dc
"ciencia". que cl pueblo mcXicano aun no csta aptc
para la dcmocracia. LOS ciudadanoS acudlrlan gus
toSoS a los comiciGS 81 Supicran que cl voto serla
respectable. No incurramOS lampoco en- Ia lncrcla
del fatalismo. porquc cn;onceS III c0nquiStarcmos
nunc;l nuc<tros dercchoS. nj tcndrcmos democracia
nj serem0S mercCedorcS de mcior Suerte. Demos
trcmoS con act0S civiCoS que 81 cStamoS aptoS pa
IA In dcnlocracia Y Que 10 Iuico que falta cS dc>
intcreS Y mOralidad dc partc tie los gobcrnantcs. ;
clos no pOSeen e>tas cIalidadeS Porquc no las com
prenden. hacimoSlcS que las cnticndan Y hIgImo>
les amber efcctivas las responsibilities \
cuando los gohernantcS vcan Que SuccSivamcnt.
caen arrOllados por las protcstaS, cada vez que ha
cen una imposition. llegarj pronto cl dla en- qu'
los gohiernos sepan cumplir con Su dcbcr y a ell
Sc sicntan obli"&GoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16

In gran conouista democratica ~ hecha por
a carranciSmo. ha Sido puesta al sol en- las eiec-
Clones muuicipales. Elias fueron Ia piedra de To-
nuc para los ~politicoS del nuevo regimen conS'ltu-
cionaIiSta. Los prOcedimientoS OticlaleS no puede'
menos dc poncr en- los eSpirltus I'm pe>lAl>hlo
agudo.
..Iama< remitiremos los mexicano> la resolu-
ci5n he uueStroS ]problemas Y las proplaS detefnii-
nacionc< >ocillc<. al voto popular? :SiStenauca-
mcntc los gobiernoS sc han de obStlnar en- hacer las
pIcccioncS a 81 talautc? No haremoS nunca efec-
two Ell S~ufragio? No hemoS, mejor dlcho' no nan
negado a comprender los gObernanteS. deSpueS he
las ScveraS lccciOneS recibidaS, que cl fraude cleo
toral e< cl origen exclusive de una colossal calami'
dad multiformc ' cngcndradora de lntlnldaH He
daHo> Y peligroS?
Nucvc largoS aHoS lcvamoS de padeccr indie
c;bIos rormcproS y pcriuicioS como coGSecuencia de
las inconsistencies elcct0ralc>. Y deSpueS de ha0cr sa-
crificado 7 Ia RepIhlica en- el nombrc de las rel
vindicacinncS dcmocraticaS. los comclo> SI@"ci'
Sirndo una far>a de h que measurements Iehc"
opa alciar<c las personals con>cIente>-
TodoS los informes que habcmOS dc las paSa-
da< rIcccione< municipaleS, nos contirman que Il
19S ~ca>ilIaS no concurricron mas que los pequ"h">
cruro> de las faccioneS en- que Sc ma di'laldo 'i
carranci>mo. Y que Ia inmenSa may0ria de los ciu-
bahamas So abStuvo de yotar. .ASimiSmo nos con-
rirman los iuformeS que cl gobierno adultera ei SUI
fraoin. hacienda completamentc eSterlleS los 1raoa-
los dc los partido> Independence.
\unoue lie antcmano Sabiam0S cual hahla ne
scr este reSultado. I ESQ nos eXplica Ia abStencloh
de- los ciudadauoS one Sc alejaron de las urnaS' n"
Dor ESQ deia de ser censurable In acutud de los
mrc sc abSturieroa de concurrir a las caSlilaS. FL
nnchlo IN maSa debe If a los comicioS. porqnc el
yoIumcn del ~<ufrasio impone de todoS MOODS res
peto. Y autoriza con mayor solemnidad ' eflcacia
Ia proteSta.
En- cSta vez re$ulta mas e~Xpllcab!c la aoS-
rcncian. poroue no disfruta 81 pals de garantlaS III
dc derechoS. pero preciSamente para iosrar eS'o'
- hacc Indispensable que la Sociedad tome par1c
actiya en- los n~egocioS pUblico>.
Crapdo los gobiernoS ven que Ia inmenSa ma
voria de los ciudadanoS eS indiferente en- el acio
ms tra<ccndental de Ia democracia. cual 10 IS ci
del srfracio, las dictaduras sc haccn Y Sc conSoil-
dan facilmcnre, Y tai coSa no acontece con facllldad
ruando los ciudadanos saben cumplir con SUI deber.
Ahora el ~Sufragio In Sido burlado en- forma eS'
raudalo<a. V In sociedad tiene Ia obligation. va que
NO >Ypo cumplir con Ia primera- de ~respaldar las
rrorc<tas de quienes obtuvieron el triunfo en- los
comicioS.
La doctrina. los principles, nos obhgan a po-
nernoS en- pro de Ia mayOria ' en- contra de Ia I'M
nosici6n. Y en- este sentido estamoS o~biigados a pro