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The Newtown bee., 1893-07-28
THE BEST FEED FOR COLTS.

I believe that colts cannot be feed too sliberally during their two years of life, especially if they are being trained. I have had very satisfactory results in feeding colts on ground oats and steam ed ground oat and barley, but with both horses and colts good hay and grass are essential to perfect health. I have said to give colts all they can eat up clean, but it is not so easy to fix the quantity with horses. Horses differin the amount of food they do best on just as they diff fer in the amount of work they require.
 am aware that some horsernen donot believe in feeding crack Tor ground food, but my xperience convinces me tl1ak [
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-28

and actions, she had reached such re- markable age.
 Miss Ruth Smith spent Sunday with Miss Clara Minor.
 Some of the farmers are through hay ing, while others are trying to finish as fast as possible.
 s. Nettleton has thoughts of building a summer cottage at Lake Quassapaug.
 Mrs c. F. Mansfield is visiting in Oxford.
 Some one has borrowed ham of T. s. Minor. Please return and no ques- tions will be asked. Alanson Atwood's horse ran away completely demolishing the buggy.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-28
NEW PRESTON.
FINE VIEWS OF LOCAL SCENERY.

FINE VIEWS OF LOCAL SCENERY.
 Photographic views of Lake Wara- maug from 30 different positions about the same, also some taken in this vil- lage, including Elm Shade falls and G. c. Whittlesey's historic residence and a fine picture of the Congregational stone church on New Preston Hill, ancient in it's associations, can all be now seen and purchased at E. II. Beardsley's, in this village, at the moderate price of 20 cents each. The panoramic views from the Pinnacle (three in number) are also among the list most in demand.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-28
All Free.

Those who have r.sed Dr Kings New Discoy
 cry know its value and those who have not have now the opportunity to try it, tree. Call on the advertised druggist and get trial bot tie free. Send your name and address to H. E. Bucklen < Co, Chicago, and get q sample box Dr King s New Lille Pials, free, as well as a copy of Gnide to Health aId Household
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-28
TIE HAY CHOP.

During the past week the farmers have made tremendous onslaught upon the hay crop. They have scored way up to the top notches. The weather has been magnificent. Some days scarcely the fleck of a cloud to be seen. The yield is fair and the cure first class.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-28
Time, 2.2l I-2, 2.l9 l-4, 2.21 l.2

It used to be thought that stallion should not be trained for a low record, but that, like many other notions of 20 years ago, has been hung upon the wall and is rusty and dusty with age.
 Wentman-Why do you call your horse Independence Day? Weeks-Because in every race 1 enter him he always comes in a glorious fourth New York Telegram.
 Tin cup records are not in favor this season. We are glad they have had their day.
 The Charter Oak Stake, which was in stituted in 1883, has only been won twice by mare. Director won in 1883, the diminutive Harry Wilkes in 1884, Joe Davis in 1885, Oliver K. in 1886, Patron in 1887 and Spofford in 1888; 1889 was Alcryon's year, and the unfortunate Prince Regent secured the prize in 1890. c. J. Hamlin won it again in 1891 with Nightingale, the first mare to secure the rich stake, and another mare, the black Nightingale, was the victor last year. The probabilities are very much in favor of this being another mares year.
 The European market for American trotters is much depressed just now, owing in great measure to the excessive cost of keep. Very little rain has fallen, and hay in France and Germany is sell ing at $50 ton.
 Four hundred and twenty-three trot- ters and pacers have entered the 2.30 list since the beginning of the present sea- son.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-28
LONG HILL.

Jesse B. Cornwall and daughter, Nat- allie, and Mrs K. Y Cole started for the World's g fair by the way of Niagara F'alls,I to be gone two weeks.
 George B. Hall, from Washington, D ;.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-28

which goes into the liquor business each year, in this country would annually support 100000 of people. And that is the way the money goes. But that is not the worst of it.-[O. 0. Wright.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-28
JUDD's BRI DGE.
A BAD ROAD.

The town of New Milford will have some big suits on it's hands if it don't fix up some of It's roads. The road lead- ing from the Walker brook to Jay c. Lyons and Charles Chapin's is in fright full condition. It is true the travel is not heavy, but us long as 1t is public high way, it should at least be made safe. Has New Milford road inspector?
 Edward Finer had an acre of as line rye as there is in the state. He had 47 heavy shocks of rye. He has two acres of extra fine looking tobacco.
 Minott Hartwell has recently built a new barn.
 N. O. Camp found spotted turtle in
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-28
NEW MILFORD.
CHESTNUT LAND.

John A. Anderson has one and one- half acres of as fine tobacco as there is in town.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-28

his hay field, the other day, with two tails.
 Mrs Asa Camp of New Milford is Ia guest of M. o. Camp.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-28
The Horse.
A TWo-FoRTY GAIT.

TFRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-28
In Fairfield County.
BEDDING.
DIAMOND HILL.

DIAMOND HILL.
 Miss Phebe Selleck of Norwalk visited her aunts. last week.
 Mrs Poindexter has been very i'll again, but is reported better.
 The little son of Charles Banks is in a critical condition.
 Miss Emma Olmstead visited friends in Bethel over Sunday.
 Miss Annie Jennings visits her friends at Diamond Hill.
 The open air meeting was held at Francis Jelliff's, last Sunday afternoon, at o'clock. it was very interesting meeting.
 Mrs Samuel Day of Brooklyn has been at c. M. Days. His daughter, Mrs Hawley, has also visited him.
 D. Davis 6 Go. are doing rushing business, having laAge order for the bronze shell and pearl button, which will keep them busy for five months. They are running night and day for the present.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-28
THE BEE BUZZ.

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE BEE.I
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-28

I.C. Crofut is having his barns re- shingled.
 c. c. Calhoun has completed large shed or horse barn. Like everything about Mir Calhoun's place, it is first class job.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18
con COMENTARIos

Despues de los sucesos ocurridns en
este pueblo, que Gieron lugar a mi ar
terror artlcnlo. que bajo q rubr0 Szn
Lo1usHEagz0s, sr pubiIc6 en 4 n1mero
l4I9 de la DEMoCR acTh, han ozurrIdo
otros dc TAI nataraieza. los euaies. bien
merecen IA pena De ser camentatlos )
he aqin q origen d. este sesanGo art
culo. que viene 4 ser como complement
to 8 rcsaton del pTimero.
5uceae- Pnes. que n.-cesiiando Don
Francisco Alej-a, para goErar Il inclu-
sion de los nuch IS elecroTes autanoTis
tas eliminados del censo SIN fundamen-
to algun0 legal. justihcar Ia vecind.sd &c
los mism0s. acndio ante a sefIor Al
calde Presidenfe de este 4 .Avnntasniento,
s0licitand0 "a certIficaclon del cas5 II
q seiior Alcalde. qne Ell matena De
derecil0 electoral parece que obra SUI
gestonado por alglin espirifu muy es-
case de logIca. aunqne s0brado de ma
liria. dicto IN auto, en- que. POGO mas .
Hen0s. decia 10 siguicnfe e Restiltah-
do: que no hay en- esta AlcaldIa pa
dron dc veci80s- ResaltanIa. asi mis-
mo. que no conssa que los in5ividnos
rerlaHa.zos. hayan sido decIarados ve-
cinos. ri de oficio. ii 4 soiscitud propia
Considerable que = padron E q lni-
CO documents fehacienns para g case. =
que, no existiendo, no se pued= rerti-
dcar que Sc hlllen en- e inscritos los
rsferidos individu0s. etc. etc.- 10 "a As-
.gar 4 Ia soIicitud Por don Francisco
Mrjia7
En- vano fue que eI reoiamante Iata-
ra de conven1er a nurstra autoridad
municipal del error que pzdccia al de-.
negar n certifCacIoE 2edIda- InItis grIe.
Sc Il h5C1rTz yer gue casl fDdos ci1os es-
TIN snscFitCs en- q ulfIn1o ccsiso 1e ha-4
Jan mudad0 de don8iciiio como as1 10
certified Ell propio Alcalde despnes !.
insfancias del senior Meiis iT1tii. as
mismo, decirle cue unos cnantos esra-
ban provlst0s De 81 cedrla, con1o -zlGs
vecinOs de Yauco. expedida por Ia mis-
ma autoTidad que ahora no guerra re-
craoc~Ties 81 vecindad !; until, en- an,
hacerie yer que algnnos de ellos fgu-.
ran en- 81 censo electoral para compro-
misarios y para dipntados a Cortes, Ia
biendo 6gurado varfos, hastz hace Pc
-sf %-AAA& ~8&A1A-I N1A% A4AAc4-
mieato. Nada fue possible consegair
q auto Ia greda5o ali en sodo su "
g0r, sz0Ezo T roLszuao. para enseHar !
las generaciones venideras conn sc ri-
ve en- este desventurad0 pals
PoTque M hay duda que somos Dien
desventuradOs. 81 no nos basta para
ser vecinos dc IN pueblo. haber aaofio /
cn FL. nc haber nunca sslido De FL, vi
viT en- e. pagar nuestras eontribaicio-
nes en- 81, estar anotados en to6os los
c4ns0s de almas f0rHaados en "a. haDer
sido conceJlles de sn Ayuntanliento.
hgarar como electores en- sus censosl
3eS3e tempo inmemDrial 4 IA fecha. y
tcner "a e1dula personal de vecindad
-xpedlda por e A1calde de dicho pne- /
bio. gqBc habreu1os Dc hacer para qlle
algau dia Sc nos tenga en- eI conc@pt0 y
d veciHos7 Pues nada
u que con toda u saI y .efzssear.a del
caso, propuso eI SindiCo ses1or Mejia, +
4 sus companeros de yuntamiento
: que Sc si4vieran decIarar az 9lfr70. que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

todos los que ressden en IA z0na Qae
comprende Il te1Titoss0 del partiio Sc
Yaue0, sen Terilsos de- nisEan P9v
one claro es que. dc M haczsse al. c.
mo tambiea expuso el sEnor AIejia. -
cira gue n8setros romponefnas una 55-
bk.zrE5gz f7aza,kse. "a IA Gre. dts6e luego.
tpdos som0s rransensltes 81 tal case,
i ssn padron 20 hav recin0s. sin ve1i-
nos 10 pueGc haler Laai1iEio. sin
Auniclpio 10 puedc existir representa-
cion concej1. per 10 cual. ri e Sindic0
don Francisco aEeiia era fal Sindico nj
ei -Alcaide don Eduardo Gaau podIa scr
tai Aicalde de m pueblo en que, por 10
yisto, para adquirir IA recindad, Sc Ne
cesita certiflcacion del scpultnrer0 acer-
ca dc que nuestros restos repnsan en- e
cementerio de Ia parToquIa.
Sin dnda. penso nuestro .Aicaide, qaie
los fundamentos del seilor Meta ten1an
gran cantdad de sdgica, y s. dijo para
su capOte = Habfa vccinos; rera es-
t0s seran solancnte los iIc0H6ICioaales,
aunque hayan negado aver 4 este pue-
bio, no ningan auronoTnisra, por r1as.
que slere % amos de residencIa zqui
Z dicho J hecho solicifada poT Don
francisco Mejia ana nneva car1ilea-
cion De 81 rra1 5 n veciaos de 1auco,
unos cuantos eIec40ras f.4condicionaIcs
mandados apendizaf eia {. eanso para
diputados C6rtes. q senior Alcaide
certified que s los c1as.3s rsaa como.
tales xecinos. PoF consfar'e 9ae rcsi-
dian en esta i0calidslsl cru d sstflcIente
tempo DE- anficipaci6n
Confleso one he Fista mnehas 9ysvE-
sf.zlza.sa4y en- este pals de- e7rkrra, pero'
ningHna COMO esta. paroac es IN casol
eEtTaordinaFiaInente raro 4ne II antpsi-
dad que C0nslaera Vesisso ia 4 1sssoia
cion, Por efemplo. Z an z.1gzs4sA9s de
ganado j. IN sssaft3 ksaETsesg, con-
Vsrtidos en- tales par of7ra s. gracia de
los fond0s azi crmife 5ncanssiclonaI,
pues ii q uuo ha cast-asis Rnnca M
gato. nj g ogrn la fcnlfiEs q mas mise
70 Faergsg IN que mrafaF. m pueda cer-
tifIcar "a veeiadag ie nlaltitud dc pro-
I3ietaiios que hacc mis- 80 trelnga amos
residen aqai ) con. sus contr1hucionrs
ayndan Z pagar los rssn iagrteS uasa-
suaies de sHeldo asiguados per "a Junta
municipal, compnesto Dc esos mismos
one no 1uirrc ccnsideraz como veri-
nos n a de- medico que e oura. NJ a
del conerciantr 4ae ie surte. n, ea fin,
Il de sas propios eieCtores j. c0mpa-
aeros De Ayunfamiento. poT cnyos 70
tos Ia Venido 4 ocnpar Il puestn De
c0Hcejal y aicalde fs1Rscs de esfa 10
calidad
Tome, pucs. nota cl Dirertorio de
nnesfro Parudo. para q manifesto que
Riensa diTigir 4 a Aaci6n "a In de- que
= seloT Aaura, despues &C esto dc
81 celebre decretO schre Alcaldes. nos /
1iga s. c0nsiderz oportHno que salgz- /
mos de- retraiuliento que nos ha Ian
zado las inferminables { inconcebibles
aaza1as de los sziDditos de Uharri.
JosE q. TONES.
Yssueo, Mario u le 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

No bien pisaTa eF umbrll
de ia nInez. por fortuna.
casi mezCiaGa en L. cuna
con el bes1 maternal.
su voz esruche inmortal.
que otro ser despert5 ca ~
II Ell sus rantos baib1ci
nuesfra paiTia poesia.
y en- sus vefsos 4 Maria.
tai vez 4 orar aprendf
Antes de entrar en aquel.
aun mis- ojos vedsdo.
habite un mundo ev0cadn
lie entire las sombras por e
Ali al piafar del corceI
por los patiOs del castillo.
SC una el son del rastriilo.
II serenata de amor.
Il canfar del trovad0r
y IA arenga del caudiilo.
ALI a "a N7rgen. que viera
"a e cen que IA invocahz.
cuid3ndo Sd altar hailaba
:. Margarifa j. TorDera
ALI. en- amoTosa espera,
iioraba 4 Luz sn destie4ro
y iunto ia cruz &c hirrro
del solitaire oiivar.
rairaba ante el dest7lar
Lon Cesar, 81 pr0Pio entierro-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18
Ms 80 Va

Ierurso &C ms rsueeda1es-
Las novaAs tave 1 nn0nton@Sr
ae Givareas c3lsaades.
con taSas las parfereinnes
81 1ocas SIS varseaaaez-
Ia Que cansagr5 us5 II
tszsTmasn - laannha.
xizca ea5eanan de- un p5S
pe-o aI yer COMO cospAba
y re DE- 81 casa Ssce.
La saeunda rae P.xse4ala.
par sn escuitnral BaIieza
De su .Raxa o-grllo gnaas
s5emprs = enecnfraaa antia.
4 seFor, De IL cakaza.
EzEasta fus Is fsrcsrn.
uins borps ? deslerguaaa
u cnal dess pi1ntaaa
por 81 eafups1e<, pues era
toGaa luces csrrada.
Brafz. "a caRrtn, tnntA
leEa n cara de gTanas
= suuqns tonta parec4a
etrss soorco Ella M habia
nars los saaEos 1e rnan0s-
Tns IL ouinta Esscsrssaci6a
saroz ppE cpslacs8n
eKsre1nadnnents SSriaa,
1ue zane II c0raz6H
sa8znlo s gcta gozz3a.
: la se1ta Naaasasa.
cen N EzTrz i griega.
re u1z rasfsx eseIava eisgn
enc sl e0nmigo Sc casa
% fi0 qne ne Ii paEa-
J 0tras tRnsas que supseron
an prenda ae Eus pasiones
1r1zGarrae aEs eurRxnnes,
csaanao en caaatio RE co1isr1n
preraas. pero De doblanea.
Perds tras tant1s dpsveI0z
dinzro, saan1 br1os.
yhry Al ver7ns eoa mis- dzselos.
Ry lie 1An esra1ofrfna
ss me parnn l0s pasos-
! De / vids abrr-sdo.
en 7az De un eiro paGSrma
alsz1u, perc gr1to heri3o.
-.te5Sik hubiera po6ido
cor todas elias casarmsi
TarenssT0 fer-9sc NMsppsr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18
EL pANAfIl ITALIIN0

Tn gran escsfndoo hase pr0duc7do on
as bancos de emission de Italia. i pesar
de TON suprem0s esfaerzos que 81 g0bier-
no realize para 0cultarls. 4 este I'm Mr.
Eioiitti, CON esa afeetada ceguedad pro-
pis 8e ios honbres del poder. grltaba
aasde Is trIbnna prgcurAndo negar III
eeiaencia. 80 4riere one sople sohro
ai patria 81 vient0 de Ia calnmnia deI
s=ssndalo qne Sc levanta en- otro pals. z
AIas III verlad aa imp0ne con pesa-
aunbrs abrumadora, y =els semanas
aesHpes ese mIsllo conselero hizo arres-
tar MIL Ianl0ngn, presidents. " La
zzoroni, primer calero del BaRc9 Roma
~ Ai prlmero se & acusa de haberse
ayfopiEdo 2I ualiioDea NJ seguDdo l9.
Fcr consecuenclA de est0s sucesos sc
Ia syaporado N G0ccinieilo, director
de la sncnrsal romans Del Bnnco a.
Nspoies
Ante estas realsaades rergonzosass
diean los francoses one Italia no tiene
ya que eeharles Ell cara, pues entire es-
aandalo esc4ndalo, mas grave e. "a del
brrra houags0. one casf es mn organlsmo
hnanelero del gobicrno, mientras que 81
PaaagHd - una sociedad privuda.
Los dlputnd0s itallanOs que p9agSNl-
saroE aedlcan ~sls ocIos e aIversas 0eu-
,mesones
I'll sirnor Tanl0ng0 no Sc preocupa
as NADIA. pensando solo en- su reuma.
lespuea ds habsr Ea bricado millonas de
8llletes talsos, ssta pobre. i rnenos que
hagn 1tuado reservas en- ed extran1ero.
air Cucciniello lee Ia noveias de
Iola- sus rapiTas estln fuera de la PEE
ninsuia, pero han cambado de manos.
AArece que al director dol Banco g.
Aapolas habia conhaao medic million
INA persona seguras eata, = pesar DE-
uabHF aid0 cDlnada ae b0naades. hn
uufaldo finamenta cnand0 81 1gn0r Iu-
isclnleilo Is ha reciamAdo el depoeito
1ero ESTE s0nrisa DEL staliauo morIdlO-
lal se convirtio en desesperacion AZ con-
encense de Que .nn gigolettino7 le ha-
aia s1 vaz sustraido FL medic million,
.ion cuai, sin duda, puso los pies en-
.ilDlvarosa kasta el asEalt0 parlslen.
Ii hsAr6n LtzzarDli, hosnbrB actlvo.
4 par de 50 srrna, traba7a en- eeono- )
aAa nciitiea, dice cue, despues fts to-
Nos tlena una carriers, CON Ii qnn se CA
tAra jan vida cuando salga de u prlsl0n.
fEf ocnp de haeer tranStersr AL deblto
XIV u ruenta t3s mrchos descublert0s \
tue 81 nBanco Roman07 habia ooasen- I
liao & sus amigos. 81 caienla que el to-
54i le estas snmas al sar4za L. milo /
N rs. perdidos. como tAn1illen II que ei
iyven hardn hnrfd0 n "a padre- Cnalido
W nsanxa nttH este ansas0 ~ Tortuna SIR
tientla ana rlaza rs 5Usl lt frances 81 ano, &
na s. tiebe rer0rlar c asiagio ~ j pa
VI Ne aEmr0. hiID rrDdlfep.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

: Anlaaaisge~ p idsa-
Acabaus0s ss rersE3sF sos aos .litinios asfsssro
5e La T7sfsaszc5s ATsfsticz q .SzI6H AZ us5Sas
que saaso sserpse. vseraen fnsarasantsssEaus- EE
Ia part. ar4zszzsA ranro4xaen55r lie cAadros e
rnesos 7 vEseas de elnaades Inaportantes- J G.
ei Aezso. 4n.enz ? Fariada iectaFa-
Cxzla 6ia IS mayor Il In1ar6s orlEEnalidaa
rna ins eE1t0rez irrgFsriu7en astaa pnbicaeiones
1 de que es sgenia an ssta esudad u seiaor den
I kraneisco Ioruii-
De t4rsaysEsna noa escri0en sienune1als1o abu-
SOS que Sc astzn oon1etienao aqsleI AS-un-
taEnleato. sc0Ino es Il de haber aeSaao de in
cluIr en 8 renarra general rafia uaenoe que
czaaEro haese8tlas de cAlas. 81 sscrsEesr Las
reses para el ab2sto el mIsm0 ala pur e ma
TARA iufrsneiando 4 dispnest0 p0r "A antoridad
suYerlvr-
En cuanFo s Empieza = ornate, 6frlayanaa est6
de5ada &c i nano del Alcaiae. Las easles Ia
terales de l. p0blacls5n hallan POGO Eaenos
cue intrz1sitables las sunstas son otros tans.ss
focos de infsccien 4 cansa del aguz que ~e es-
tanea 81 elias sn n plaza pn5lscas "a nsers5a
erese rEe es una eanaieian Dc Ds0s- - noe
dlee cue en ri puDto mas centgIco- 1rents = Is
fazzlaacsa sel seslor Dozninguez. hay una cslness
( gue pareee assa aepaltara doElGe e ataFcan lus
e-4rros aRe por ali pasan.
I csc tEzste espect4czlo de MA pobkaelon
one se cae ( pedazes- II eontempia q Alcalde
con = nHlsgna indifaren1la con Qae Aeran vtsAa
FL incenaio K0uaa-
I Sc nos dice cue quizss esto aapenda- ae cue
I Fl Aieaide es s La vcE procETador del Jnxgacor
7 = que sns asnrtos iuaicialas no II desan item
Z po para atander rs necesiaades del vAcinaarlo-
Ptro > este decimSs nosorros, gne no Sc
/ pnsls reTlssIr Y esE@F en il pTccesIons d g'ae
Csc ssaor dsbs1sa optar por ser aieaids pro-
crrador-
: 80 opina del ulisrao saoso 81 Excsno. zsaor
1 tsoheEHaslor 5enHral
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

Il amor De aas nIEseTes es como os 5ax.1Fls4l
che haefsn Toe wrTeras en hanoe de Adonis. ~
dos l0S amos. sra hnnrsr a mefnrrfH tael aEaasa1
"a de Venus. eoTsstruian en- sEs 4arrazas peGxEe1
zos 5arzlines, para u r1ni slantaban rarnas vsr|
des en Eiesfns @ haE1o. Aclle3los RrbustnS na-
gl10s ver1eahzn m POGO, zero un tur1ai1Rn 81
aisrse. zssafosr Esassce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

Nc 1ornpren8o e6a.o hSy gusez Sc AssxAsA ne
las znqsstsoues: tar aEns1let1 60 sa MaFlaAsA IT,
f9s f cell, Ss r,r,se~ ~-sa4-~-aa ru-ssn eA Tnf-
che uue rualra sohre e pachn Go II nzugHr d.
eeutro de- -AFrsca.--- lk1issve Losf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18
E9sss0 achc- egrsts.

EaceEla cons ugs5-
Mira, Atanaxio. u viaa coHuaigo - -
insoportabls. pass r-eneres eussgniera beetia
II nu5ef
-5l9er0 Earresia.
No Ray nero que valgR. IlRs atrks II
este eznhzssaEn2r Il Pe-ra 1ssa 81 rsos muxi6
~ ESQ tgue tiene ere VERT
IL GRE ser1Es cap1- 6B beer otro tnz.go
eour7igof
-,Pues - 10 cree cue st .Psszes n1rsrta
tranGuila cnando gustes.
IAeess Giss atTas u1 dspszta1o franeks
El ho1aare aHisa o6ia EnAs en III nnnnaa
as 4 tristobal Colon.
-Pero spoF rres
-Po1oue sin 4, no ysas reriazn0s aharn mn-
7rieltns sn q rnasri6n del Panama
Cnz seEazz pFessns6 sn album < Geaessn.
81 fnsigae babo eecrlhio % algHianta-
One eosa tan rara - = vidaA sAaisnsras
mas se alarga mas 81 arorFa-"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

,Q1e ame Ena1ara souel eaD mines aEauA-
Que asne naaEans. aqrAl 4aa aua6 asHs sM
arr Tgseagse1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

kscfoTlans Ssr7on ha sarmlnad0 an nueve
drs-rns gne - tiFula lAgx7ens0sse1se 6aHsgegse.
Sc estrenara en el Sr1ad Thsutrc de Paris s
- haeen elogios del rezlisana : De Ia iEspira-
el6n con giae estz escrsta-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

EMILIO FERRAKi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

En- Bar-os - agzta u idea @ f0ruzzr ara
secci6u &c boEnberos. & cuvo efeeto 50 han
unioo yas e. 81 CesEro de aanel nsaeblo varios
inalviduos isdnyentes. para yer = us0do de
Teali-ar u proEesto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

D1ee IA Ger gspoaas-~eia 1za8 dos persozxs n
nzEan1es DE- laue0 han iaa 4 ii EapTral ! SON
ferancssr esa 81 senor Nenaizabal : sns amigos
con oe57so as tnrzrar terceE partld0 ec01s6-
ps1o con las eicnzen1oz dssiaentes del raaxfiS7o
conservation : algnn0s arscaatentos del antano-
nista-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

Para ca5Tir as vacantes IL ZeFrslla Mar
tos en la Academia asPaEaeia ss - dessgnAdo
Ill Padre Gsterino Gonzalaz dun Miguel
Colnes-n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

Ea Barras tsllsrs5 IL ssia I3 IN oonsasuente
zbasal cuEas services i nuestEz easzaa xuagon
mar ap~e-sa5lAss q seTlnr con f5regeriD hodrs-
y1ez Essrgas- 1iesnpve trro sa ergo 81 Jas
eleocioues = secretaTsa 1al sezun5Aa coseglo DE-
Rzazalla see-iSa.
Isnviamos ! 81 vin5s : deulsz pzrssutes
nnes1ro seaEi7o pssgne.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
sEAkCH FOE THE GUILTY.

No criticism is too harsh and no pun
ishment too severe for "Uncle Sam"
Buddenseik. The thought that widows
and orphans are in throes OF grief to-day
because of the worse than criminal care
lessness Of our government should bring
sorrow and shame and a sense of per-
sonal responsibility to every n of the
nations lawmakers. The granting of
pensions to the families of employees
who met death without warning or
help will be o small reparation indeed
for a disgrace which our government
will hardly outliye. This should be
done at the earliest time and then be
followed by a most searching investiga-
ton. II the collapse Of the building
had been unforeseen, If it had resulted
from accident pure and simple OF
through direct criminal efforts We could
find one of the excuses common in such
instances. 1t appears, however, that
the building was oyercrowded and
known to be unsafe and that it was be
ing undermined in q manner TO endan'
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11

WITH a hundred times his wealth,
James J.. Hill could not purchase such a
tribute as was given by his neighbors in
st. Paul last week. It was a thank
Offering for the splendid enterprise of
one who has done more to upbuild the
city of his home than an army Of
scarcely less enterprising persons. The
newspapers OF st. Paul are to be cred
tied for their splendid reports Of this
affair and their patriotic and just recog-
milton of Mr.. Hills work and worth to
their city.