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Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25
THE SUGAR INVESTIGATION.
Revelations which Make Things Loob
Dark for the Democracy.

Dark for the Democracy.
The report of the sugar trust inves~
tigating committees represents the
happening of the expected. There was
never any reason to look for differ
ent result, because there was never
any reason to suppose that the COM
mittee would make an earnest and
thorough attempt to obtain the facts
A great deal of testimony has been
taken, but it Is mostly Of the kind that
stops where the trail begins to be fresh.
The accused parties, and many not ac-
cused, were summoned one after an
other and their pleas of not guilty ac-
cepted as conclusive proof In the case.
There is nothing TO show that plain
clews were followed up in a capable
and resolute way or that suspicious
circumstances were pushed to a def
mite and satisfactory explanation. The
methods employed to ascertain the
truth concerning alleged corrupt or
improper proceedings were calculated
to defeat that purpose by providing
ample opportunity for concealment.
AS usual in such Investigations, the
line of action was so adjusted as to in
troduce an abundance of irrelevant
matter and to keep the essential points
ont of sight. There is no doubt in the
public mind as to the fact that for
tunes were made by spectators upon
advance information furnished by
democratic senators, and that certain
of those senator's were large gamers in
| the matter; but the committee was
not looking for such information, and
so did not find 1t.
There are some things OF damaging
kind in the report, however, which
could not be suppressed. 1t Is stated,
for instance, that Secretary Carlisle
drafted a sugar schedule which was
| favorable to the trust, and that the
| schedule finally agreed upon was OF
the same character In other words,
| it appears that the administration, as
represented by Mr.. Carlisle, took
| special interest in the sugar matter,
and that its recommendation were in
perfect accord with the wishes of the
trust. This does not legally prove that
the trust was given the protection and
| advantage that it desired, or demand
ed, in return for its large contribution
| to the democratic campaign fund of
1892; but certainly the coincidence
raises a strong presumption to that
effect. If there was not bargain OF
that kind. then the democratic sena-
tors. with the approval, if not at the
| instance of the administration, made
the trust valuable present at the cost
Of the government and the people as
an act of generosity. When the affair
is looked at from any point Of view 1t
has an ugly aspect The trust got
what it desired, let the explanation be
what it may. 1t is for those who thus
favored gigantic and grasping mo-
nopoly to convince the country, if they
can, that they were actuated by honest
and patriotic motives, in spite of the
very distinct indications that other
and less creditable influences had a
controlling effect in the transaction
St Louis Globe Democrat.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Ok the night of the 18th John
Eisminger, the convicted murderer of
Samuel Mccoy, who had been confined
in the county Jail at Waynesburg, Pa,
since his sentence to death, escaped,
leaving no trace of his going.
On the 10th School Inspectors Walsh,
Lichtenberg. Davis and Liphard, Of
Detroit, Mich, under arrest charged
with receiving bribes, were released on
S., 900 bail each.
On the nth Bank Examiner Miller,
Of Mercer, Pa, shot himself through
the temple at Altoona, and instantly
expired.
ACCORDING to LIE Journal Paris
a plot to assassinate Premier Dupuy
has been discovered The premier is
in the Vernet-les-Baines, not far from
the Spanish border. He is accom-
panied by three detectives, who are
supposed to have discovered the plot
through the presence of several an
archists in the neighborhood OF Vernet.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25

. HE naval regulations in regard to
'ne right of asylum have been amended
= as TO read: The right of asylum for
eolltlcal or other refugees has no
-oundatlon in international law. In
tountrles, however, where frequent
-usurrectlons occur and constant in
stability of government exists, local
SSSage sanctions the granting of asylum,
% oat even in the waters of such country
tlncers ~ should refuse all applications
w. asylum except when required by
Use interests of humanity in extreme
~ exceptional cases, such as the pur-
nr.' OF the refugee by mob. Officers
ss' -as not directly or indirectly invite
iugees to accept asylum.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25

lHE Chinese emperor, in order to
stimulate his soldiers to daring deeds,
mas mas offered heavy rewards for the
heads of Japanese soldiers, grading the
price according to rank. What an
elevatlng sight it would be to watch a
.hlnese army going into battle with
us soldiers loaded down with Japanese
neads taken in previous engagements;
ana how the celestials would scratch
and claw to become possessed of the
accumulated trophies of comrade who
Should accidentally stop japanese
bullet
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25

REy. DR.. PARKHURsT has an ally in
Mrs. Mary Sallade, who owns house
in New York city and has, single
handed, opened campaign for ridding
her neighborhood of disorderly estab-
'shments. She has solicited the aid of
the police, but so far has received no
assistance of value from them. In
fact, one officer told her not to trouble
the police, but to "go to his nibs,
Parkhurst." This is an interesting dis
closure Of the attitude of the police of
the metropolis in reference to vice and
crime
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25

LIE analogy between the geograph-
ical position of Japan and that of Great
britain as group of islands separated
py narrow channel from the cont
nent, Is not the only circumstance
mat has suggested for the former the
que OF the England of the Orient.
"apan has of late years developed a
marked commercial and colonizing am
oi'lon, and 1t is in great part the
growth of her commerce with Corea
.nat mas lately made the protection OF
ner interests there essential Her ex-
ports to all countries, in 1892, exceeded
%o'OoO'ooo; her imports exceeded s53,-
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25

ANARCHIST MowBRAY advises his
hearers to learn how to shoot and
shoot to kill" Mr.. Mowbray may find,
10 his discomfort, that we have learned
how to hang, the only drawback being
that our courts keep the culprit in sus-
pense too long before ordering the
execution.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25

ONE of the most promising settle
ments of Central Africa is Livingstonia,
named after the famous Scotch explor-
er, and composed mainly of Scotch emf
grants. Its leading station is Blan-
tyre, which will be made the central
point of the telegraph line from the
cape to Cairo. A large training and
missionary institution will be erected
there, mainly through the efforts of
glasgow societies.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25

IF the friends of Capt. Kolb are to be
believed the recent gubernatorial elec-
ton in Alabama has been productive of
some queer arithmetic They gravely
assert that in Lowndes county, with a
registration of $500 and an actual vote
Of 1900, Mr.. Oates received, according
to the returns, a majority of 1900, ac-
cording to which the gallant captain
must have poIled 3,100 votes less than
nome at all.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25

THIS is good time for missionaries
TO remain away from China and Japan.
The heather will get along very well
without the Gospel while the war lasts.
He isn't any too fond of it under the
most cheerful conditions, and the mis-
sionaries should not throw themselves
into unnecessary danger on his ac-
count for the present.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25

!. I many things our judicial methods
n re lar superior to those of continental
f1Iope' but We can well afford to learn
4, ~ EUROPE that speedy justice, as in
,a1 .1 case OF Carnot's assassin, is the
n hlnd Of justice by which crime can
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
Of the Average Advalorem Duties
of the Tariff Act,
Showing the Percentage of Reduction Made
by the Senate Bill Over the
Mckinley Law.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-The follow
ing is a statement of the average
ad valorem rates of duty of the McKin-
ley law and of the new senate bill. with
the percentage of reduction made by
the senate on the under mentioned ar
ticles:
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25

THERE must be some mistake at the
bottom of this prevalent idea of hard
times. Why, more diamonds have been
imported to this country during the
mast few months than ever before in
the history of the republic.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25

THE testimony before the strike COM
mission indicates that Pullman paid ex-
ceedingly low wages, and that his rent
collectors let mighty little of what he
Maid escape his Golfers.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25
TIE Philadelphia Press saws t

THE Philadelphia Press says that
while the sleeping car companies make
a dividend of from eight to ten per
cent year the private freight car
companies realize from twenty-five to
thirty per cent. and in some cases fifty
per cent 1t advises the house commit
tee on interstate commerce, in dealing
with abuses, to begin with the private
freight car combines.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25

WAR is dead grave affair with the
Chinese. If the Japanese do not kill
the Chinese soldiers the Chinese EN-
peror stands ready to cut off their
bcads for failure to kill or to be killed.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25

The people who are responsible
for this administration may be thor
oughly enjoying the edifying spectacle
it now presents to the country, but az
ear laid to the ground detects no sonnd
Of applsnse--IndianaDolis Journal,
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25
VOLUME XIV.

CoREA's real name is Tsiosen, and
means serenity in the morning" The
,onntrv isn't banking much on its Sc
renitv these mornings.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-08-25

20 to 81 l3 to 48 25 to SO
9S to ia IS to 122 10 to 80.
40 TO Ga 81 to 43 25 to 80
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-01
no tire cor,ian
yolaban conejos,
TUMBA DE CARNOT

In el miscsu emplazamiento DUG
ncnp&ra IN lbs ticnpos feudsies la ielc-
sia elevaAa por C|oJoveo 4 los Apostle
les ,,ru ri6 andando los t;empos ( Luis
XIV, la piatiosa Idea de levantar un r,o-
numentn religiosn en- honor de Santa
Gtnoveva. Los historiadores ne7ciar
algo &c ga|anteria 4 aquel mistco ras
go, ona cnferncdai de Luis XIV y e.
nomhre de la Dnbarry parecen andar
de cor medic FL Rey encomena6sc en-
cicfto trance de salud & la psotecciHu
de la santa. { hizo vote. Tn case de
sa,vaci6n, de ren4irle sxtraordina'io ho
menaje. =. .Aquel voto fue el orisen
del templo.
Fueron encarga'ias las obraS al arqW
tecto Soph3t, ell cnal, c>iucado en- ias
enseianSas clasic&s '5e Roma. dond@ pa
sara argos amos de ST. vida, imagine dar
la basj'ica nueva Ia f,rma De uoa cruz
gFiega En- una dc las extremiiades d.
esta cruz. construyi IN fyoo'dn dnfui
nando uu peris,io dc veintia"s colu'n-
mas cotintias.
f. 6 Dc S4tiem5re de 1854 fi.t c',lo
cada la psm@fa picdfa de la iaes;a j,
! Santa Gennveva
! La Asambiea ConsEifuyentc c4nbio,
en- pant~nn Nacionai para rendit TN ri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-01
GIRO l. A r

Loa oo'nar"isatss aGo soscrpen con ni0t.vo
ia las d ii !nlEaHss M, 50 han pteeentHdo, so
pterentan para ls rntfsga Ga ss gpSas en- los
t.lstns IL ssnds, lie efectos que eAportsu.na
para ujsdtc;pns- cxtsaiias, hedos eonvenido
oou et eefor Rea ,tista, para que nos sirva de
soouc eoup-obarte, qie los enspleaao- ls
los tsiatcs menrinnb5ur, cons gper ,en los go
byasa de .os ho~tlar6, 8 rsrtas que lisvsu los
conductores el urero de- la gus hello de ccu
slJnOe,
Como nue$ttss cpsranone, est@o bssadas eoo
ta condioi6n exp,essds, hssemes responssb'es
4 los rec. pt.,,as. 40 irs d,r rhos para qua
sque|Ios Ioa cobren los condu"torss, 81 c~lA'
sen de cnmpc con este REQ aisito.
PoneA. ,Iuilo Is De 1894
Ramon Co,,ads Oliver : Go Fz,naud'a .
CA h,rt Hs,mh,os Il, BIVnin y G."
Ju.s 40 Ssntsgo A, Ga tsh", Co.-M
Covtaia CO. Perez GO. ~ T"i's c.,
ID. pons com. P. Brstsd y com Pier
luisi & Lorensi- Csroa Arm, ttcng Frpu Y
CON Bssaea H-rnan,s - Jaau i.ast'a 2
Cot v corn nizA Harnanos 8 en { Bnena
ventura Matt~j Mayo Iietcauos cpmp
s an c "A Atias Pe,,z Go.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-01
ALc0H0LADO

Preserva el rcstro de manehns ia sr,,,ses
Usado con frlco'ones para el 10 ina. ~ t;ar.
rival
Pera e baio rs M gran t6nico repsradcr al
,istema muscular. Las .nadres deban as,' ~
pear'o en- !s3 ablnoicres Ae sus hi;,s can,o
preaerva'ivo, el mas igie leo cootta toass
ssss e' fer oeisdes qns atacan los niaos an
al priuers edad. :"
E'Hn grssn preferpstiyo contra las afscoio-
aes cstatraies.
D"po"1o; en- "a Capita, FaFmnris de Gull
'srtn"'y; PONCE, EN LA DE GADEA
Mayugi'S Ell las lie Basora, Mulet ,l'or,s,
,roHa San Gnman an IA 4. Carlo. Arec;ho a.
De Rivera, iluuacanea Ia de Martina NJ
iselo An l. d. We've UtiA.io on Ia ID Le yranJ
.ares 90 la de lturrino, San Sebastian an MAJ H.
lie Font ds Arcelay Por mayor en- il a. =. ~
,rtor 81 l'rdo don Iis's ro--egrosa, AruA.
ailla, plaza prnsipal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-01

para conseguirlo, que 10 diese un ve
cino rico.
Asi conc|uir.mos ests articulo COT 81
lena que 10 inicia
" Lo que aprovecha la abajA apco'
vecha 4 la colmena"
Rsssumiendo. Para Ia so|ucidn DE-
este problema crsemos que ss preciso
obtensr del gobierno las franquicia,,
las sxsnciones. el apoyo y Ia protection
que sean 1 clio conducsntes. sia caer ~
81 error de- una proteccj6a que, ei no
sscribiersmoa an serio, llsmarismos tos
Grica
De parte del industrial, 40 ahad're
mos NADIA mis- 4 10 qus hemos dicho W
el parrafo que la concierns, juzgAndo
que su prop;o intereS Ssra su major
guiS
Y en cuanto al psis. lame el indus
TRIAL 4 las puertas do la gran palaaca
Do nusstro siglo: Ia prensa
Con sa syuds, 81 estimass ati nues
tro modsstisim trsbajo y las ideas que
en- 81 hsmos elntiao, podra crear. fuu
das cnanto 4 sus fines hourados cnn
veugs
.. kgRIES.
Ponca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-01
TERATURA
CONVERSATION
kGRIES.
Ponce.


Es,o qur yoy 4 contar ha suctdido
en- los Estados Unidos. y no es ouen+o,
es vtrdsd
Hay que empezar jursndo que ss yer.
dad, porque no Sc vi6 nuncs cosa pare
cida.
Cierto es que en- sqnel psis de los mi
lie mes suceden tales extravagancias, Que
cuando Sc cuentan en- europa no hay
quien los crca
Pero como estss hay pncas
La pTensa del mundo entcro repto
dujo hace un mes la noticia de la apa-
:ici6n, en- un bale &c la buena 50
siedad de F;lade!ha, de una mojer her
mosi,ima; cuyo vestido era todo de .ish
de ORC y el tejido del espesor de los te-
idos de una teia de sraFa. Los zspa
tos de la tai essaban material nente We
no, de rnbies. FL costc totaS de Ia toi
lette era de l5o, 900 dollars
Pucs hay en- Australia ua a,chimillo
mario Y coustc que aigo archimillonario
polque ALI millionaire 10 es cnalqpiera
que vive sn medic de un Immense iago.
cerca de Hohsens Bay, en- una isla Dc
So propiedad. en ia coai ha aeum"lado
una fortuna colossal.
Esta fortIna colossal la LA gsnat.o cr
10 que muchns hemos consumido la
nuestra: en- el comer>io de les conejos
Pfimero gan6 sus millones con la i'm
portaci6n de aquelos an;mali,os, que
vino hasta convertirlos en- una verdade
ra playa. Y ahora Sc d.cica 4 Ia ex
portaci6n cnnej:i y lts vcnde por milo
nes Hay amos que hs enviado di
ferentes nac;ones sus siete mllones d.
tales
Sumamerte genefos,' y amigo de gas
tar 81 dipero, no hay placer que III
hombrc no sc procure; y entire las n''
fantasias que puede pagsrse, hgrra i;
que 80 quiero contar,
Ua Tia eI coneje'o dijo e: i Qaiero te-
ucr q mi disposition la muier mas her
mosa del mundc
Y d los poros diss salie.on sgcnte
pagados por & 4 buscsr Ia hcrmosur
descada
La ,rajsron al cSbo de dos meses d
pesquisiciones incesantes -. Ia qnie
dirsn ustedesi A una pescadora d
Bretsha. que, seg,lu han deolarsdo pio
torres y esculrorrs elegidos COMO periso
reuue todas Las condolences del ideal q
la b-llsaa humane. Estos desgracis
dos igaoran por 10 visto, y seria cosa d
enseh&rsc!o, la mujsr cnas hrrmoea de
mundo. -. es aquc!ia que uuo anna.
En- fin, para eI yankee ea cnestido,
mas hermosa eta la pescadora franeesa
Ia cual vino 4 ser. bien vestida, hiea CT
vida y ben instalat!a, Is feina &c ia Isl
de los conejos.
| Y al saber que en- Il oaiir de F'ade
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-01

fla &c habia pres&ntado una hetuoiura
en- G. vesti3o de que h,ble al principle
y que los ,eri6iicos dcciao que este We
tido era e' ms ligero cue hasta ahos
So hania hrcho. ic aijo su cnamo's1"
s"Hoc:
--Quiero IN v:stido mas lige'o que
ei sc esa nof.eamcricSua. . somts
ficos 6 no 10 s0inos
luncdia,amente Il syetab&ho annn
ci6 en- los perioo'cos dc su pals que GA
VA c'eA mil dollars lie ptima al iiodisto
que vencicse 81 costureio Ne FaAacIla
Drsde Hnvatt a Weilg'on. IA prcusa
, reprodujo el anuneio
lien nil 3ntos ,
No tard5 en- aparecee el Inventor
Es IN q0(mico, IN hombte joven to
dayia, que sc pftseus6 en- Ia isla y irr-
cid 4 Ia dichnsa n,o!tal, una nnea.
~-Dsntfo 81 eta pnex es!a c! vesli
do---!c oijo.
En etatro, por un pfoeediu,ieniu Yue
On Ia Que3do sxplicar el quImjco aquei.
ia loerado dat ct hesi5n al accitc vit2t"
Qae sale eli h,lus al apretar las oUyas y
fo'mar con {! II tej;do tan a&onbrosa'
nentr fino, qur los metros oecesafl 's
para hacef la taids csbian muy hieu
dentro del casco de la nue=,
Hizose, pues, J.. falda y Sc le rusc an
cintur6n iodo de JOS de concjo blanco.
Sc did tn ba;le en- 81 paiscio encanta
10 de este nabab conejero, y IA sehors
de sns pe"samientos produjo IN efecto
extrAcr crdinayio
Pero la mujer fssncesa es insaciablc
en- sus caprichos A POGO tempo dc
ioerar este triunfo, penso en- OTTO.
Quiero. djo. pAsearme per las eal|es
DC sidney en- an coche arFaStrado por
conejos.
Nuevo anuncio en- los per;6dicos ame-
ricaaos O.ros lea mil dollars a. in
ventor de un coth@ especial
Un iogenirro DC Auklaud rNso!vi6 81
prcb ema, e. coc|,e era ehiquito, capaa
de una so'a psrsona, ligeto, todo de ala
mimic qoe IS shora el metai Ia MODS
\ el ,nseniero djlo:
I'm conej pnede aFrastrar tsp'os
granos re peso. La sehoya pcsa eiento
" Cos ki6gramos. por consequence, Ia
cen fa!ta tantcs conejos AhaaanSe
doscientos mas por 10 que pueda ocurrir
Y en una especie de cuadr,ga roma
ma, de pie, gpiando c vehiculo del cnal
, al tirar,
no dire cor,ian
voleban conejos,
se passd por las Gales de la capital d,
Nueva Gales. con gran asoeabro de o'
doseientos mil habitantes
\ shota p:cgunto y": ST hay :
dia de nahsoa snarquistas en- aqu@lI.
comarca, / DE- quien sera la cupa ?
EUSRBIo BLasCo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-01

Maestro anig3 81 doc'.r Ftrres Hetuapdes
ha reesssadu "a de ios hRhos is Cvsno sn
yeaiasncis de- IA Csp'ta
Ea VI es,tA,nen t,A Ia hell ~, il.ys3o 4 eaba
en- 10 HsbauA psr il ici viva 2e nnestro coiegs
&c! Figaro &C. evd e pre- Ao, por asr. FegHH
opio;6n del jecid l.. n.a' t'.lIa 1p las cli'a'
nsb4nef&a. la sailngia J sstiaa II rrara, MA
4 |,s condss de Forna dra.
TaA6;6n cbtoviavon pi&yosia a. Wto', 'a'
~.n,ritas Hsrmnia d,l Monte, B'saon Bacch,
Hvi,eus. ,a Mnltr t..t&i,ts Asss.
3. Ia ha sdlnti'o don Lis Avera''o Il
.nyqr..s dp cargo Ae Aiaal1. da Panralse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-01

GUERRA a LAS MUJERIsS

l''oors;antes y cnqnetss,
sois oau> d. etasuu afan.
,Qre envi2ia )e teng9asAlAu
con sra costi'as cump'atss
Para ei decotn p,rciso
sn hojas ia par'a frvna'to,
que aien ~ 'om;a s~lto
y roe an 81 pAraso;
Sin stc0da' IN 4 10 neg cio.
al daseanao era su Iaats,
y siii toosba Ia Aaut.
pars distrser al ocio.
Un@ hsolbra s Dos IL pidi6,
On enaoto tuvo muj.r, s
;Qrs hsbia de 4ucndar
slu6 b Que snvad'6s
Qos entr0 Ia cod'ra uusvA,
Ia assobsdleucia iusans,
y par mDs de una maasaaa
perdieron 10, dos la breua
lCoa que doloe. Goa qus asomhro
Eva y Alan 40 mraron.
y en- Ia cale 10 encont-srsp
con el mo,rslito al hombro!
III erua6 Ia terra entera
para buHoar one 0omer.
y sl'a tnvo qns oo.er,
ssgGa dieeu para ,tAera
Eva fue mnvhaehs ista
Y cosisnao se rnantuvo.
!Dssda q7s nscid va tnva
us ribetes de modista,
Eva fat Ia que iucit6.
Isl Aaa no hnbiese p ,cado,
one tfanq,ilu y ds.eausalo
shors r's hslisra 70.
;Mniesss, habels do Asrs
siempre o. pahal asesino. -!
!Muj s,es, 70 os aboniuo.
con psra6a DO mi nuia,l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-01
GRAN DEPOSITO
dc calzudo y peleterta de Jaime RuJdss
At0cha, 6 Ponce

iEn e.tt snt,euo coro acredtsdo estebleei-
miento hay cohstsntemeote M slegsnte y va
riadisimc surtido do toda ciase de cslasdo d.
todos pree'os, y qua se renueva ndensuslments
por los vspofes iirectos.
ExistA tamben mr. cnrrpieto surtido de todt
claae dc msterses para aepatsrns talabsrte
roe, dres camisas msIlosquioas, msletas d.
viaj4 baules amsrjcauos. 3ps
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-01
Jost Jacson rtellan.

Uos r-cen ca. ada So ha,s vestr por su db5
la, ia cnsl q dice:
--Supongo que seia uetad muy dichosa.
CO Isl hija mia. 10 soy. 9g@
lEi s-honto es tan srablel Y.... sobrs
todo. =. tepe una mansrs de abrszsr I.
En- Ia luna Dc mie
8 No spruebo Esuesto mio,z que hayas PEI
dido to rstieo d. aspitin para 10 rlACnba.
To sients tan bie,i el uniforme
-Lo hs hecho p,.r 'nialo & las enfermeds-
log del pals.
i $50, que imports i'll lay algo mas pcs-
tico que una viuda de- veiaIs sios 7
En- un restaurant.
Dos coayidados m acuden la hora de Ia
coalija. y todos lcs iuvitados SO dsserpsran
por Ia tatdansa.
--S,ntemooos. c.hal!eros-dica do pronto 81
anftri6r. Mieusgas c,sntnss, les sspsramos,
al paso que mientras ls1 sspsramos, no CO.
mernos.
I'm pillusc encuentrs en Ia Gale un mstri.
monio nny feo ridiculo
II Gala !--sxcisna ~ han abisrto Ia jsula
do los monosf
y Lo deeis por mi praganta el marido.
No, sehor.
i Por mi sspoSs
-Tampoeo.
-! Pues poe quisn
Por log doc
Una seior. Que ha coesAo mucha tsns M
h''jo IA moy asl cara ter y ~ pssin,A condi-
cion.
-, II psnsar le dice Ia madts- quo til ypx
eres hjo de an honbre hon AID!
OyILLEJOs
lQnen msta con mas rigor
Amor.
iQnlea causa tsntus l@sveos
Celos
Qa6o es s NAL lie mi bieu
Dsedea.
lQae m&s qua todos tambien
una espasanza psrsida,
pues eue sne quitsn 10 vida
amor, celos dssden
Iops d. Vega.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-01

No hay mas ALA con 81 rico, sabroso
y saludable ACElTE mallorquin
legitimo de Izaguirre y Go, de Gu
va marca son los ,inicos receptores
en- Ponce.
Oliver y Co, Plaza del morcado.
Ponce, Julio 26 1m3vs