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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14
Gleyes and mitiens.

We are the first in the market
with a line of Gloves and Mittens,
and We can truthfully say, that it
is the largest variety and assortment
of handwear ever placed on the
shelves of any store in Somerset
county, at our usual low prices.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14

WITH Bland, the Missouri blather-
skite, snugly laid away on the shelf for
defunct politicians, the free silver coin
age bill i not likely to cut such fig
ure as heretofore in the next Congress.
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:

NoTIc=-All persons purchasing at the
abovo sale will please take Notice that 10 per
cent. Of the purchase money must b. p:lid
when properly j. knocked down: o;herwi-. IL
will again be exposed tO sale at the risk Of the
first purchaser The residue Of the purch lse
money must be paid on or bcfore the ,iav OF
confirmation. viz: Thursday. December 18th
1874. No deed will be acknowledged until Il O
purchase money Is paid in full
Sheriff-S Office. EDWARD HOOVER
Nov. l4th, 1891 Sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14

Poor old pussy Cleveland! The
Democrats all over the country are
jumping on him with both feet and
swearing that his egotism and bull
headed obstinacy caused their defeat.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14

THE farmer and the operative, the
mechanic and the 'poor man with his
little dinner paii'' We're all heard from
last week and there Is no mistaking
their sentiments.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14
Fail Eey York Vote.

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-The total vote OF
the State on Governor shows Morton's
plurality TO he i56. 7sl and that of Saxton,
for Lieutenant Governor, u, ,s25.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14

Four years ago the Democratic plu-
rality in Pennsylvania was over 5000.
Now the Republican plurality is over
247.O00. How have the mighty fallen .
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14
Ovens Majority Reduced to Two.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 9.-The friends
of W. c. Owens are becoming alarmed at
the remarkable calculations ofths Repuh-
lieans. Owens majority has been cut
down TO two.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14

AND Texas, too, sends Republican
To the next Congress. Can such things
he and not o'ercome us like summer
cloud with wOndcr9
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14
Sihiey's defeat

The Twenty-sixih Congressional Dis
trict complete gives Griswold 1859 ma
jority over Sibley. while Hastings has
1886 in Crawford and Ere
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14

THE solid South is busted. 1t is on
IN a tradition now. No longer shall
the bugaboo of "nigger domination" "
fright the souls of timid adverSaries.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14

AFTER his banquet in London, the
dish of crow served up to Professor
Wilson by his West Virginia constitu-
enis viii not be very toothsome.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14
Thursday, December 18th, next.

Firs; and final account OF Moses I4ip.Iart
committee of Harriet Weaver.
First and final account OF John X. Scott, aS-
ssGnec Of Ig>tus Walker
Firsi and final accoun; Of John Il. Scott
assignee Of IahIon II. Walker.
iirst and rnal account uf John Il. Scott. as
signee of W. -. iaoF
First and final account of Jonas :. Hersh-
berger, assignee oi s,ol0inoH EeT>hberscF.
iirs. ;eronnt of p. n. Bcichley, assignee ~
u. 4. FFicdiiHo-
First and fIEai account Of r. ". Biesecker
assignee of Jeremiah SWartz,
Somerset, Pa, +. p. SAVIOR,
Nov.ii;;t, ~. ProihcnotaTy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14

WHEREAS, The Hon. JACOB H. LoNGE-
NECKER President Judge of the s"vrr~i Courts
of Common Pleas of the several cDuntts-S COM
posing the 10th Judicial District, aud Justice
OF the Courts of oyer and Terininer and GEN
erlI Jail Delivery, for the trial Of all capital
and other offenders in the said District. and
ID. !. HoESEE and NOAH BIEsECKEE, ESq's..
JUDGES Of t;t-, Courts of Common Pleas and
justices of the Courts Of over and TeTminer
and General Jail Delivery for the trial of all
capital and other offenders in the County of
Somerset. have issued their pTeceptS, and 10
fne directed. for holding IA Court of Common
Pleas and General Quarter Sessions of the
Pace and General Jail Delivery. and Courts
of over and TermineF at Somerset. ON
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ISf

All the right, title, interest, claim and de-
mand of Daniel Stephanus. of. i'm and To "A
certain tract of land situate in Elk Lick town.
ship. Somerset county, Pa, containing -
acres. adjoining lands OF Daniel Maust, ia
briei SiephanuS and Others. having thereon
erected a one and a half-Siory dwelling house,
appurteDanccS.
Taken in execution and TO be sold rs the
property of Daniel Siephanus. at The suit OF
Adam Iepley and Nancy Iepley. his wife
In right Of said Nancy Lepley's use.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14
Fall Derbys and Hats.

Counterleiting is not in our line,
but we arc raising the face value Of
many a man by fitting him with a
becoming Hat.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14
Monday, Dee. 1O.h, 1924.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all the Justices
Of thc Peace. the Coroner and ConstabicS
within the slid county Of Somerset, that they
De then and there In their proper persons with
their rolls, records. inIuiSitioIS examinations
and other remcmbriacgs. 20 do those things
pertain to b. done. and also they who viii
prDSerltc against the prisoners that are or
shall b. in the hail of Somerset County. To be
tiCn and there 10 prosecute agains; them as
siial! bc just.
EDWARD HOOVER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14
SHERIFF'> SALES.

BY virtue Of certain Writs of FieTi Facias. is
sued Out of the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Somerset county, Pa, Ia me directed. there
will be exposed to public sale. at the Court
IeuSe i'm SonprSs,f bor,iIgh IN
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DUBLIC NOTICE.

The following accounts have been fled in my
Office ana notice i hereby given thar the same
will d. presented 10 the Court for conirma-
tion, oa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14
TRESPASS NOTICE.

We the undersigned citizens of Somerse.
jefferson and Milford townships, hereby as
sert our intention OF dealing according TO Law
with all prisons caught trespassing upon ouI
several premises for the purpose of hunting
fishing. berrying, nu;ting, Sc. Positively. no
trespassing tolerated.
oh Flick GIL Walter
Frank u Fricdline, Wesley Brougher
jacob Iavan, Jacob II Ream,
ID lvid Il lrrone Ezra ] Weigley
Simon Blrrone VIM /. Wei..lry
Josiah Il Hc:nminger, Jonathan Frieiline
IL : Gross, J { Brliner
Nolh = BFuncr, VI /. Bowman
Sias Flick. j II Countryman-
WI X Hay. IC Flick.
Peter lmmhauld, Crias Schrock
VI " Critchneld, Abraham Miller,
Perry ~chrock. Geo BARCLAY
GsHOrge Ses-hier Austin Schro.g
\ Barclay. III ii kimmel.
Abe Barron, jeremiah Rroucher
VIM Birron, Abraham Lenharf,
George Hay, Frank BarcIay.
Aaron Hay, Jos l. SAVIOR,
Matthias Scott, Geo = COuntryman
Geo Taynan. Ed Hoover
triSt j Miller, Ncff & snyder
Llaiei Stahl, SW FLICK
Win Hay. JOAN & Ankcny.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14

All the right, title, interest. claim and de
mand OF j. ~. M0gnct. 81. in ANA Ia all :hs
'Tiace and soil al tract of land situate in
Elk Lick township. Somerset caunty. Pa. adj
joining lands OF the Cumberland & Xix Lick
Coal Go. keystone Coal Co.. John /. Grsham
Jonas L!chty, the tract heretofore sold Ia
Daniel II. Fike, and the tract sold to Josep!
III. Hilias. containing ~ acres. more or less
about l0l acres clear. balance timber A lSu
the coal and minerals which stiil remain un.
der the three acres around the buildings and
spring. Also 50 much of the privilege OF tax
ing and using cutl and limestone from any
mines that mJy ho opened on the premises
for agriculture! use, granted IN the deed of .
sept Isl, from ", J. Baor and wife To John
g. Iichty. and David Iichty. recorded in Vol.
II, page ld, SomerSc; county records. aS shall
be appurienant to this piece ami not to ex-
ceei a proportion which the number Of acres
hereby conveyed bears 10 the whole number
Of acres I'm the tirin described in said deed.
Also the right to tine private road aS reserved
and stipulated for In the deed of Geo F. Bacr
tn Daniel NJ. fi'Se. Also the Use OF the pri-
Nate way, known as the lime road. reserved in
the deed Of Geo. +. B3er tO Joseph 4. Miller
having thereon erected a twO-story dwelling
house. bank barn and other Ouibui,dings
Being the same farm or tract Of hand that Jc-
seph q. Mognet conveyed TO Susan Mognet.
by deed dated the lith Gay OF Oct. is92. with
the appuTtenanceS.
Taken in execution and 10 be sold as the
property of j. q. Mognet, at the suit of John
I. Hooking.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14
Friday, Dec. 7th, 1894,
!ie foiiowing described 90 estate. to.wit:

tle soiowing described READ estate, to-wii:
All the, right. title. interest. claim and de
hand qf Catharine Meyers. of, in and To a GER
tain tract ofiaHd situate in Ogle twp, Somerset
county. Pa, containing 81 acres more or less
about 10 acres clear. balance timber, afiOin-
ing lands of samuel H. Allison, Henry Par
kcr, William Hellman, John :. Rouser, ia
cob HouseF, and Others having thereon erect
ed a one and a haif-stOry dwelling houSc.
bank barn and other outbaildihgs. There i
also good orchard on the premises and the
farm Is well watered throughout.
Taken In execution and To be sold the
property of cathlrine Meyers, at the suit Of
John B. Homer.
All the right, title. Interest. claim and de-
mand of Elias Grifiith. of. In and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, viz:
No. |. \ certain tract OF land situate In
Upper TuriSeyfoot township. Somerset coun-
". Pa. containing Is acres more or less ad-
toining lands of Herman Brougher, Daniel
Faidley and Hiram Eaidiey, having thereon
erected a two-SioFy dwelling hoJse. bank
barn, blacksmith shop, and other out build
ings.
tanning - acres. adjoining Lands of Jacob
Kreger and Ephrlim Schrock.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of Elias Griffith, at the suit of Jacob
Nicholson, ef al.
Al the right, title, interest. claim and de
and of Jacob c. Lehman. of. in and to n cer-
tain farm or tract OF land situate in Paint
township. Somerset county, Pa, containing
lis acres about 90 acres clear, balance timber
adjoining lands of Daniel Hoffman, Isaac
Hoffman, Noah Ream. Rachel Pile. the
Johnstown Lumber Co. IL. 4 .. X. X. Co.. and
Jacob Hoffman. having thereon encted
twO-story frame dwelling house, bank barn.
stable and other out buildings, with the APP
purtenances. All the coal underlying the
tract Is reserved, also all small timber meas
uring under IL inches in diameter, on
about - acres is reserved, together with cer-
tain mining privileges. The reservations
OF coal. timber and privileges ara fully tie-
scribed and set forth In q deed from Jacob c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14

J..
cd llth October, iS1, aad recorded in the Of
fee for recording deeds, tSc.. in Somerset, Pa,
la D,s.d Record, NOl, -. pages ;E-i.
Taken in execution aud To be sold as the
property of Jacob G.. Lehman, at the suit OF
the Johnstown building * Loan Association,
use Of ". ii. Huppcl.
Also
All the right, title. interest, claim and de-
mi.tnd Of Ed. i. Kautz and Jacob r. kautz,
trading as kautZ Bros, of. In and To the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit.
No !. y certain lot Of ground situate in
JcnueTtown borough, Somerset county, Pa,
bounded on the north 10y an alley, east by lot
Of James ". Brown, south by the StOyestown
& GrcnsbuFg Pike, west by lot of Henry e..
shaicT. having thereon erected large two
story frame dwelling house, stable black
smith shop and other out buildings, with the
appartcuanceS.
No. = \ Ia. OF ground situate A. aforesaid.
bounded On the north by an alley, east by lot
of Henry 4. Shafcr. south by the Pike. west
by lot of Henry W. MOwy, having thereon
erected two frame dwelling houses. stable and
other out buildings, with the appurienanceS-
No, 3. \ certain lot or parcel Of land situ-
ate in JenueT township. Somerset county, Pa,
continuing five acres, adjoining lands Of Mar
tia l.. Hay on the east. Adam Il. Shaficr on
the south, Michael Sipe and Henry G. Shaiier
ON the west and ON the north by school house
lOt ard cemetery.
No. 4. \ lot of ground situate In Jenner-
town borough and jenner township. county
and State aforesaid, adjoining lands Of J. j.
Griffith on the east, Snmcrs-t road ON the
south. lot of Annie f. Young on the west, and
Catherine Rhuads ON the north,
Taken in execution and to b. sold as the
property Of Ed. Il. Eautz and Jacob Kautz.
trlding as kautz Bros, at the suit Of James
VI. Cover, administrator Of John II. Duncan,
deed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14

IT was a landslide, a cyclone, a del
uge, an utter rout-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14
JONAS L BAER,
C0rRT PROCLAMATION.

The HUSTLER"
You .urn here for the Correct things
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14

All the right, title. Interest, claim and de-
mand of George III. Lambert. 81, ia and Ia the
following described T.ai estate. to-wit:
No. |. The homestead farm situate in Shade
township. Somerset county, Pa, containing
3r' acres, 100 acres clear. balance timber. adj
joinin: lands Of Jacob Nc'iregor. Henry Um-
berger, Washington Custer and Philip Ziin-
merInan, having thereon erected two-story
log house, bank barn. sugar camp and other
oui buildings, with the appurtcnances.
No. , A tract OF land situate as aforesaid.
containing - acres, acres clear, balance tim
Der. adjoining No. !. above ani lands Of sam
Uel SO-bcr and Washington Custer.
No. 3. \ tract of hand containing l. acres
acres clear, balance timber. adjoining Nos
and , and lands of Gideon BcrScbile and
Samuel SoFbeF.
No. Z. y tract OF land situate as aforesaid.
containing - acres. all timber land. adioin-
ing lands Of Noah BloUgh. Pierce Ling and
John RhoJds. having thereon erected water
power siwmiii and a coal mine opened.
The foregoing tracts are all underlaid with
coal.
Taken in execution and to be sold rs the
property of George II. Lambert, nj the suit of
PAU H. Scllas's Use, Il. di.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14

All the right, titie, Interest, claim and de
nland Of II. II. Tate. of, in and II the follow
ing described real estate. situate in Upper
TurkcyfOOt township. t0-wit
No. l. Situate in Upper Turkeyfo0t town
ship. Somerset county. Pa. containing -
Biddie, less panel in excess Of the above
named acreage owned by J. Henry.
M. >. Adjoining No. aforesaid, contain
ing IL ii-l1O acrCS. being part OF "A survey in
maine OF Peter Foo:msn.
No ,. Adjoining Nos. I and above nam
Ell. containing az acres strict measure. The
Slid three parcels above described being the
same lands decreed by the Orphans Court oi
Somerset county, 10 Irwin ". sullivan in
Pursuance Of proceedings in said Court In g.
tate OF Philip Sullivan, decd, see -. &. Rec
Vol. IN. page 1880.
No. 1. Situate a. Aforesaid, adjoining
Green Y. King, j. Pile, y. Cramer ami Others,
containing ll3 acres and - percheS strict
the administrators Of John Lucas. Sr.. to
joan i.aclS, JT., after proceedings in p1rti-
ton SEE -. &. Record at Somerset, Pa. Vol.
II. pages 90, SSc.
No = \ tract Of land patented 10 John
Weller on Jan. 1851, situate aS aforesaid All.
CroSSen and Others, containing a acres strict
measure.
No. &. \ trlct of land patented 10 joan
Weller on 81 day of January, lS7. in Upper
TurScyfOOt township. Somerset county Pa,
adjoining lands of joan Nicklow John Wei
Ter and Others, containing = 3--ldo acres and
allowance.
No. :. Situate as aforesaid and pafente,i To
John Weller ON Ri day Of Jan. lso7. adjoining
lands of David SchrDck. John Whipkey
Elijah CrQSsen, John May ana others, con
tanning 20 acres and allowance.
TAKEN ia cXecutlan and to be sold as the
property az II. u. Tate, AT the suit of l.. ".
WolkiaHd, e. al.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20
CT O &c A
III

Siguiendo el examen de la novela
de Zeno, nos encontramos c'n la
hermosa fgura de Juan del Salto y
con la no m6nos simpatica de Sil
VIVA.
Juan del Salto Y Silvina. son los
dos personajes culminantes de Ia
obra. Ellos representa- ell bien; Ia
parte sana de la colonia la que lu-
cha con 81 NAL hasta caer, vencida
Juan del Salto. hombte quito. CO.
rebro pensador, coraz6n generoso
suena con la regeneration de su pue-
bio Conoce no solo el NAL, sino la
causa que le origina. Cree que solo
la instruction puede ealvar a aquella
gente, en- su fnca se convierte en-
un propagandista, en- un consejere
carinoso de aquellos hombres. Su
puritanismo no transige con la men
tira nj con ell vicio, en- ninguna de
sus formas. Sufre al yer las mise
rias de Ia colonia. su alma Sc su-
bleva ante las injusticias que le no
dean. Y en- las horas de meditacion,
en- su cerebro Sc agitan ideas y pro
blemas. "a 6losofcos, va pract'cos;
pero. imDotente para realizarlos, con
eluye por rechazarlos por en-
tregarse tambi6n Ia indiferencia
que todos consume Lucha,
pero al fin cae vencido por ell medic
ambiente que le rodea.
Y Juan del Salto, el puritano e)
gen eroso el elincorruptible, el patriota,
sucumba eu la lucha conviertese
en- un pdlido mas en- ell gran feudo
colonial. Posee la verdad de VI
crimen cometido cerca de gu estancia,
Y Gala, como Marcelo, por no com
prometerse; Y concluye por verlo to
do con indiferencia. por no meterse
en- NADIA, atento solo sus intereses,
al fomento de su fnca y a que los ca
fetos le produzcan orc y mas orc.
Congencese que 81 solo no ha de ARE
glar Ia colonia, que ser1a indtil ga
criGcar su fortuna y la de sus h'jos
por la regeneration de aquellos hom-
bres palidos y enfermos.
r. tipo esta magistralmepte dibu-
iado Els ell mas complete de la obra
y ell mas real. Juan del Salto no es
una creaci6n fantAstica; es ell puer
torriqueno culto, que lucha con brios-
por la redenci6n de su pueblo, hasta
que crey6ndose impotente para reali
zar esa obra, despi6rtase en- su alma
el egoismo, y encogi6ndose de hom
bros mira con ipdiferencia los males
Y las injusticias que en- otro tempo
sublevaron su conciencia, atento hoy
& sus intereses personales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20

ba v Puerto Rico. Pero adn cslcu-
lando el consume en- el mdri0satn de
10 possible, no pasarian de 375, 900 to-
neladas las que pudi6ramos remitir a
Espana (esta es la cuarta parte de
las que consumer los Estados- u nj
dos con cuatro veces la poblacl6n de
Espana), nos encontrariamos con la
necesidad DC acudir 4 otros merea-
dos mas potentes para dar salida &
las 725, 900 toneladas restantes, sien
DO estas las que darian Ia norma pa
ra los precios y no las 375, 900 que
nos consumiera Espana.
No negaremos tampoco que aquel
nuevo 6rden de cosas estrecharla aun
mas las relacioues eomerciales con Ia
madre patria; que los bUques de
nuestra baudera hallarian abuudan-
tes seguros h5tes de retorno; que
la poblaci6n penipsular cCnsumiria a
un precio muy bajo IN articulo de
tanta npcesidad de tan favora bles
condolences higi6nicas como el puro
az1car Do cana; pero todas esas ven
taias 10 ejercerian Ia menor intiuen
cia en- los precios de nuestros fratos
Ge exportaci6n. sometidos, como es-
tan, q Ia competencia universal y a
las cotizaciones de los grandes mer
caaos reguladores
Tampoco puede alegarse que ex
cediendo en- valer Ia exportaci6n de
Puerto Rico para Espana 5 la i'm
portaci6n en- aentido contrario. po-
driamos recibir los saldos anuales
en- mon4da nacioual. que en- un lap
so de tempo, mas menos largo, Sc
posesicnase del mercado. Tai cosa
no podra suceder, porque 81 nuestra
moneda circulante fuese, como es
hoy. de menos valor comercial que
la espanola, gozarfa esta de un pre-
mio en- relaci6n con los cambios que
rig eran sobre Ia Pen1nsula, y adqui-
riria ell caracter de mercancfa Y no
de moneda circulante.
5Que podr1an fundarse en- Espana
refner1as para surtir de azdcar s
gran parte de Europa? iHermoso
argumento! Pero este podria ha
cerse hoy mismo consiguiendo esta-
blecer las refnerlas fuera de mura-
Has de puertas, pagando derechos
solo por la parte de azdcar que Sc
introdpjera al consume, y 81 no Sc
hace sera porque no SO tendra fe en-
la e6cacia de entablar una lucha con
las refnerias de otros paises
ST fuese dable pretender que Es-
pana concediera la franquicia de de
rechos solo q Puerto Rico, con ex
clusi6n de Cuba Y Filipinas, enton-
ces medra riamos favor de ese pri-
vllegio; pero no creemos que sea cosa
tan facil.
ST estamos equivocados respecto a
la iufuencia del cabotaie rec1proco
On los p-ecios de nuestros frutos es,
tamos prontos rectihcar, siempre
que 50 nos convenza con buenos ra
zonamientos y con Ia elocuencia de
las cifras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20

eXtranjera

Mientras mobiles hijos de Cuba Ia
chan como heroes en- ell parlamentc
espanol contra la barrera de las res
tricciones formada por ell raquitico
criterio de egoistas reaccionarios,
una gran aspiration sc encarna en-
hecho fecundo en- la colonia cana
diense.
En- 81 parlamento espanol, Grade
res NAL intencionados pretenden
probar, para mautener las tiranias
que somos on Cuba y Puerto Rico
mas libres que en- la metr6poli.
Dgnifcan y engrandecen en- Ia
Gran Bratana su coionia americana
con Ia declaration de importantisi
mos derechos.
Este es el case.
Puede el Canada celebrar ciertoa
tratados internacionales que desarro
Hen el fomento de sus intereses, y
acabs de inaugurar 81 ejercicio de
esta preciosa facultad.
Ha celebrado su primer tratado
con la Fra, cia. la vieja amada ma
Dire que SO vuelve con amor el co
raz6n del canadiense, exactamente
como 81 mismo libre hijo del Sur de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20

ESQ: evitar gastos in1tiles; descui
dar un tanto las malas companias
que exigen mucho lujo mucho des
pilfarro, y venir aliviar las mise
rias interiores. ss un buen plan de 60
bierno.
Sobre todo cuando sc Aojan un
tanto las raices de la monarquia, me-
dio insegura por ell descontento po
pular.
Desgracias meteorol6gicas, por
otra parte. se ciernen actualnente
sobre Italia.
Movimientos sin duda del Etna y
el Vesubio han producido desastro
sos terremotos en- casi todas las clu
dades de la Italia meridional y en-
algnnas de Stella.
Cu6ntanse en- Reggie numerosos
heridos y muertos.
Los habitantes de muchas de es-
tas poblaciones permanec1an a la IN
temperie, pesar de las grandes Ilu-
Was, victimas, naturalmente, de una
completa miseria.
Hanse organizado juntas de 5000
rros y Sc han promulgado leyes es-
peciales para favorecer tantas des-
gracias.
lmponese, pues, con mas fuerza
la economic en- 10 alto.
Al contemplar estos desastres, pa
recenos 81 81 d6spota sanguinario
que. obIigado resignar el poder, nc
10 hace sin que selle antes sus pasos
con espantosos estragos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20
A DlESTRO Y SINIESTRO

Dicen que el senor Canovas del
Castillo ocupara el cargo de presi
dente de la Academia espanola
Ali lie queremos.
One hmpie, tyS y de espzendcr al
idioma de Ger, antes
Que diriia las discusiones entire
Castelar, Fernandez Guerra, Galdos
y Nuhez de Arce, Menendez Pelsyo
Y Campoamor.
Y que dele va al pals tranquilo,
libre de sus intransigentes suspica-
cias y de sus soberbias apolineas.
Como academico, pesar de sus
cantos 4 Elisa de sus desplantes