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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
ReorganIzed Their Order.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25,-Nearly 800 switch.
men have met here and reorganized the
Switchmen's Mutual Aid association,
One of tn, important features of the
new association is the insurance plan in
which widows and orphans will be
taken care Of Weekly benefits are also
nravidad for
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
Thin ARMOR ALL RIGHT
A Very Encouraging Test Of
Carnegie Plate.
HARyEYIZED BY A NEW PROCESS.
The success Of the Test Marks . Sub
stantiaI Advance In American Armor-
Making Our ships Need Not Be Bur
dened with Such Heavy Plate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.--Although one
trial is by no means conclusive, there is
ground for hope that the test of the new
process Harveyized armor plate made
at the Indian Head proving grounds
marks n substantial advance in Ameri-
can armor making. If the same degree
of success can be realized III other
plates, then it will be possible to consid-
erably reduce the thickness and weight
of armor on our new ships without in
any degree reducing their resisting
power The plate tested was made by
the Carnegie company and was IA
inches thick. Instead of being Harvey
lied after being rolled to its final size,
this plate was treated by that process
while it was II inches thick, rolled
down 10 IL inches and then hardened
by water jsts. II was believed that the
additional rolling would add to the
quality of the plate and that the pro-
cess would ensure deeper penetration
of the carbonizing and its more uniform
distribution.
These expectations were fully realized
| in the trial. A l0.inch shot was fired
at the plate at velocity of $50 feet,
the maximum test for 14-inch plate.
| The shot penetrated about seven inches
and then mashed up, leaving only the
head, which was badly upset. There
was no cracking. Then a shot from the
l0.inch gun was fred at velocity of
! 1,040 feet, the maximum test imposed
upon a l5-inch plate. This made no
more impression that the first shot al
though IL was fired very close to the
first point of impact in vertical line
above it and everybody expected the
plate to crack, which it did not. On the
contrary the shot itself was smashed
leaving a part of its head in the plate
Then came the final test. A l2-inch
gun was pointed at the plate and the
shot was fired at a velocity Of !, 1858 feet
the maximum test for a l7-inch plate
This time the shot got through the
plate, but still the latter exhibited nj
signs of cracking, which would have
been very satisfactory showing for {
17.inch plate Captain Sampson, the
chief of ordnance, says that he never
saw a plate which could pass these Sc
we're tests without cracking, and regards
the experiment as highly encouraging
Undoubtedly it will be followed up by
others in the same line.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
Two killed and IS injured.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. 25.--A fire
has occurred in Rock Slope of the Ten
nessee Coal Iron and Railroad com.
pany's mines at Pratt City that resulted
in the death of John Patton and Louis
Stevens, two miners, and more or less
serious injury of ls others. They were
ali conyictR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
All the Mines Working.

SALINEvILLE, o., Feb. 22.--For the
first time in ten years every coal mine
in the Salineville district is working
with a full force Of men. The mines
have capacity Of over 100 cars per
day. Indications also point TO the
early resumption Of work at the Saline
Vile furnace.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
Expelled For Alleged Here.y.

OAKLAND, Cal, Feb. 25.-Charles w.
Woodwork a professor Of etymology at
the State university, and W. G. Max.
well. q student at the same place, have
been expelled from the First Baptist
church Of Berkley on charges of hetero.
doxy preferred against them by Rev.
w, G, Learned and the deacons of the
the church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
A Gambler Killed.

HoUsToN, Feb. 23-W. j. Perry. a
we'll known gambler and a wealthy
citizen of Houston, has been shot and
killed by Joseph II. Stahl, building
contractor Both men were drinking
and both using abusive language Perry
was advancing on Stahl with an open
knife when shot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
A WEALTHY Man snicides.

CoRRY, Pa, Feb. 23.-M. Michael, a
wealthy citizen Of this place, has
hanged himself. He had Just com.
pleted building and furnishing a new
hotel, the Imperial, which was to have
been opened for business the day of his
death
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
Army aud Navy Union,

CHICAGO. Feb 23--The sixth annual
convention of the Regular Army and
Navy union of the United States is in
session in the First M. II. church build
ing About 100 members of the organ
ization, representing subordinate unions
throughout the UnitSl States, are in at.
tendance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
Captured by the nsdouIns.

LONDON, Feb. 25.--A dispatch to The
Times from Calcutta reports the cap,
ture of the greater portion of the city
of Muscat by the insurgent Bedouins
The sultan fled from the palace, but
eventually regainea the eastern portion
of the town, The fighting continues.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
ANXIETY over q War Vessel.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-Anxiety is
felt in regard TO the Mexican man.of.
war Libertad, which sailed from Vera
Cruz about Feb. 10 for New Orleans to
be docked for repairs. She was due at
this port ON Feb. 10, but nothing has
been heard of her since leaving Vera
CruZ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
lshot by a Constable.

WOODSTOCK, Ga, Feb. 23.-James
Camp, while drunk, went into store
and proceeded to smash the showcases,
Constable Evans, in attempting to ar.
rest Camp, finding himself about to be
overpowered, shot him through the
neck, killing him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
nlghway Robber. Bound over.

DERBY, Conn, Feb, 25,--In court
Harry Spaulding, bookkeeper for r.. &
ii. Adams cotton MILL positively ideR.
titled Michael Ryan as the man who
sandbagged him and stole ~, 800 in the
recent highway robbery. Ryan and his
confederates, William McCloskey,
William Tassock and Edward O'Hara.
were bound over to the supreme court.
O'Hara is the son of Alderman John
O'Hara.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
A New Whisky Company.

PEORIA, Ills, Feb. 25.-A company is
being formed here for the purpose OF
erecting two distilleries, with capacity
of $4,000 ,ushels each. 1t is under
stood that j. b. Greenhut is to be n
charge of the company. The work is TO
begin at once.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
ssal. Nearly F1termInated.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 90. - James
Sheakley, governor of the territory Of
Alaska, now in the city, says the seal.
ing business is practically dead In a
few years there will be no more seals,
the poachers having all but exterminated
them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
MoBride's Condition Serious.

MAssILLoN, o., Feb. 22.-John Nc
Brides illness seems 10 be growing seri-
ous, He has been unable Co leave the
house since his arrival here, and the
doctors state that he will lose the nails
from toes and hands. He is suffering
from nicotine poison.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
Fruits of the Bond Sale.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The amount
of gold coin received by the government
on account of the recent gold purchase
is $50, ,875, 708, which has been deposited
as follows, cents omitted: New York.
$l5, ,910, 200: Baltimore, $l04, ,494; Phila
delphia, $40 S94; Boston, $626, ,967; San
Francisco, 81, ,43S, $50, depository banks,
All 49I I49
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
Naw Minister 10 Mexico.

WAsHINTToN, Feb. 25.-The president
has nominated Hon. Mat M. Ransom,
senator from North Carolina minister
to Mexico, to succeed the late Minister
Isaac p. Gray. The nomination was
Immediately confirmed by the senate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28

CINCINNATI, Feb. 25.-The committee
investigating under the direction of
Governor Mckinley, the condition Of
the employees in the Hooking Valley
and other Ohio coal regions, will report
to the governor this week and also to
the commercial bodies which they rep
resent in different cities. They found
much suffering and destitution existing
and that outside relief was absolutely
necessary until the mines open and en-.
able the miners to become self-support-
ing. The Cincinnati chamber of COM
merce will resume its efforts for relief
At Buckingham the miners, during
the last year have had SO days work.
The miners shut down last September
and have not run since. Since the
commissary has opened up they have
received the following average to each
person: Flour l6 pounds, meal 4 4pounds,
meat 211a pounds, beans pound, sugar
l1s pounds, potatoes l.5 pounds, coffee
q pound, hominy AZ pounds, crackers
a pound.
Divide this by sc days and the actual
daily allowance can be had. The other
stations remain about the same. The
committee members are satisfied as to
the condition, but are at loss to know
when it will end and how to meet the
demands. The provisions that are be.
ing received are not near sufficient ia
supply he needy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
Driver ana uor.o FROZEN TO Death,

BALTIMORE. Feb. 25.--Joseph B. Hall
of North Beach, Md, was frozen 70
death while attempting to drive across
Sinepuxent bay ON the ice. His dead
horse and buggy were found later fast
IN the ice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
Pittsburg Men Working.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. ga number of
men from Pittsburg have been put to
work in the spikemill of the Tudor iron.
works They were sent here by man
who is still in Pittsburg endeavoring to
induce more men TO work at the Tudor.
Manager Hanstter says that the new
men are all skilled workmen; also that
the bar and guide mills will be put in
operation in a few days and that he
win have plenty Of men 70 work them
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
chnnr Nm NerotInte rence.

TIEN-TsIN, Feb, 22.-lt is now certain
that Lii Hurg Chang viii go to Japan
as envoy 70 negotiate peace with that
country,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
fExCept sunday Meals.

.Dailv fEXcept sunday Meals.
Alag stop. sStOps on Sunday.
At OrrviiIe connection Is made with c.,
A. 4 c. Ry. train for Cleveland by Nos. y. =, 81
and for Columbus by Nos. 4. q, u, 10. 20, 81
and 81. NOS. 3 and . connect at Mansfield
with trains over the Toledo Division for
rlnin and Toledo. Nos. { and connect
It Alliance for Niles and youngstown,
Joseph WOOD, +. A. FORD,
General Manager General PsEengT Agent
i-3O.gL-C PITTSBURGH, PENS'A.
For time cards, rates Of fare, through tickets,
bapgage checks, and further Information re.
gnTdimg the running OF trains. apply TO any
Agent OF the Pennsylvania Lines.
IhNlh Agent, UHntOn- .,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
CARRoLLTON DIVISION.

All trains daily except Sunday.
Il. B. SEwART, Tk't AEt., Canton. Q:
II. A, KENNEDY, Gen. Sup,
y. X. BRIGGs, Gen. Pass Agt-. Cleveland, o,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
CONGRESS- LASTWEEK.
The House Starts II In With a
Rush.
MANY BILLS ON THE CALENDAR.

Only Few Can Be Passed, but the Press
For Procedure win he Terriao-No
Important Measures Can Get Through
the Senate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
LatonIa Track to BE Sold.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 25.-It is announced
that the sale of the Latonia racetrack
will be consummated by March /. A
good deal of the stock is owned by Lex.
ington and Frankfort parties. Matters
will be so shaped that clash between
Oakley and Latonia in the future will
be out of the question
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28

tDaily except Sunday, Meals Lunch.
Rs-Where no time Is given trains do not stop.
CHAS. ii. ROCKWELL,
Genl Pass. Agent, Cleveland. o
L. RUSH BRoCKENBROuoH, Irafic Mgr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
mcorporated In Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Feb 2S.-The following
articles of incorporation were filed in
the Office of the secretary of state:
junction City Building and Loan com
pany, Junction City, capital stock $780,
900; Improvement company, West
Liberty, capital stock $4,000; Journey
men Painters union, No. 90, Cincinnati;
Cleveland Gun club.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-28
MINERS DESTITUTE.
Much Suffering In the Ohio
Coal Regions.
M'KIyLEY'S COMMITTEES REPORTS.

The Members Made Thorough Inves-
tigation In the Hooking Valley and
Other sections-At a Loss to Know
How to Meet the Demands.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26

la rebellion en- los primeros meses
del entrante sno, hab'a sin duda
guerra para ratio
Espana esta. pues, en- la i'm
prescindibIe rece>idad De des-
truir cuanto antes ese novlmlen-
to, porque 10 demas stacslia 81
prestigio y disminuil{a So tesoro,
agra ando ademas Ia sargria que
l. hace la re uelta \ aunque
I ,tos, los de aqui, hinchaudose
desmesuradamente salen al p7zo
4 gritar jamdst sin que Sc
pan un comino de 10 que Sc nece-
sta resolver nj de 10 que se re-
suelva en- efecto, sentimos que se
Iilumina el Yorv mir, y que Ia au
tonomia va 4 ser irdiscut b g rea
| lid. d
Save 4 este ideal reiv.ndinadol
y justi Zero!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26
4 DlESTRO Y SIN;ESTR0

Ta.ame Dos, q c n <aednta CANA de
hes De estay esperanto uho a, lector
.lustye . quler piebey0, a revlsta conf
"a de Las 6 -stas, esperando encontrar
IN ella "a asa picante y sabrosfsima
De Ia murmuracion.
Dssde luego y meta que te habio
n estilo ciasicc, a 10 Cervantes : has
lie tener en- cuenta qae tai coDdimen
o 10 entra en mis- principios } mu
tho menos en- mis- postres
Saporgo, lector llustre 9 qatler PIE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26
Ia PROPOSITION RUBERT
INFORNE DEL ARQUITECTo

NJ sin raz6n d-jamos, por alsdn
ti-mpo, da seguir trstapdo lapToposi
vi6n del Sc Ilor RubeTt-
a nosotros habia lisgado e rulnor de
que persona autor;zsda-u t{tnlo uni
versitario-se ocuparia en- Ia prensa de
ella.
Convenia nuestro prop6sito esperar,
para prospguir nuestro trabajo, hasta
tauto pud tramos apreciar las tenden-
cias del articulista, y conccer 81 crlterio
sobre cieltos pnntos De Ia question, De
los cuales todayia no nos hsmos ocupa-
do.
Hoy sabemos que atenernos sobre
uno y otro extreme
Entretanto tuvimos q gusto de leer
el iDforme que sobre dicha proposition
dirige al Excmc. Ayuntamiento, el ar
quitecto municipal de esta ciudad, seIlor
Dumenech
Empieza por reconocer este senor que
las cuestiones que de la proposition
pueden surgir no estan dentro de Ia es-
fera de los conocimientos del proyec
to, que su informe debe solamente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26
C0MPANIA De FEAROCARRILES
ID h VIA e S T II E G II A
DE MAYAGtEZ

FL consej1 DE- admuistraci6u de esta com
psfiia ia acordsdo haccr el nombram t.
de director gerente de Is misma. mediante
concurso de asprantes, en la pcrsoua que,
teuiendo co ocimi.utor K 'neraies De @dmi
ui-traci6l, reuna, iuirip dol consejo, les
mejores ndiciones para gu buen desenpc
n
p carg esta dotado con el sueldo de tres
mil 7 g ,os huusle' el que 10 obterga d. be
"a prest tr hauzi, coneiStsnta en- cinouenta
ac Zones DC la compania. suscIitrs nom
bre propiO del sgraciadc.
Las soicitudes sc diriiiran al cue suscri-
he basta al dia tiltimo del corTiente mes.
Mayagiiez Noviembre de 1899
h 20 l.. BRAVO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26
VENTA De PROP|EDADES

Sc realzaa tres muy baratas, una que ra
dica en- el barrio de Norzs garay. jurisdiction
de Utuado, compuesta de cafe, platauos }
pastos, su extension, cuarenticiDco cue1das
mas meuos, tiene establecimientos para
yivieDda y recollection de los fcutos.
Las otras dos, una de setenta cuerda5 !
otra de diez siete radicadas en- 81 barrie
de Vegas arriba, iurL dcci6n de Aajuntas,
la de setenta cuerdas tiene fncas de cafe J
platanos, montes malezas, Ia de diez J
siete, tambien tiene cafe, platanos maezas.
Sc venden con 8 sin cosecha, el que inte
rese hacer proposieiones puede dirjgirse 3
don Venancio Fernandez, Plaza del MeIca-
do, Ponce.
Il de No7embre de 1895, i'm alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26

beu,. que tendras el paladar acostum-
brado 4 las especias, 10 mismo que e.
oido 4 las especias mas, asi TODD
DO auiero servirte as primeras ii ha-
cerme eco de las seguudas.
B en- Sc me alcanza qne estas de
seoso Z impaciente porqne te offezea
el plato de- dia. calentieo y humsan
t., bien espo'voreado de sa' pl
mienta. compuasto de un amas'Jo
de h4b as chismes : cuentos.
Conozco que la boca Sc te h'c-
aqua, pensando en- tan rico : substan
c;oso manjar, : que "a te dispones
chrparte los dedos &c gusto.
Mas por esta vez. h De perdonar-
me 7ector austre qner J lebeyo ius
ire. 4 D srteneciste al numero de 10;
CSC. dos para asistir a. baile; PIE b
20 i te pasaron por alto, y te IN
c'Dveron entire los invitados.
En- ste L timo caso, q1eda demos
raio pa 'mariamente que 10 pertene
cee Ia sociedad mas distingulda
e.to e., e 20 eres persona de VI
ii siquiera &c visiilo 30 en- otros f<r
m;ros, Que no formas parte de Ia ere
ma -ino del arroz con lee be.
Por ESQ 70 debas considerable oten
dido II 9esairado, pues mucha vace
IN q Q grano de arroz-y en- e,P7
cial Guar do tiene IN tantico de cane
Ia -es mas sabroso que una fluent
b en comada Dc crema
T-ndras raz6n de sobra 81 dice
aae en estas sociedades eminente
mente democrat'cas 10 hay que hlla
muy delgado, pues ocurre en- mas d
una ccasi6n que 10 que 4 primera vls
t. parece hilo de seda haisime 20
mas quA una hilachs de eli no.
S. tai piensas lector p ebzyo, T
. d;ga- y d. j@mos en- paz Ell OWL
p "a VITA que se enrede Ia mad ]
\ at:c,1 os el fuego de Ia chis
mografis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26
TURRONES FiNOS

4 nuestros favorocedores como u los due nos
de colmados otros establecimieutos que ex
penden dulces, que desde esta feeha hasta oil
dfa de AfiO Nuevo, fabricaremos nuestros
acreditados turrones de mazapanes, con fru-
tas sin elias, al precio de 22 pesos ell quin-
tai de yema 30 pesos, todos en- cajitas dc
/ arroba T4mbi6n adver1mo5 que los pedi-
dos do alguna importancis deben hacerse con
alguna anticipation que DO expendemos min
gun turr6u que no llegue una arroba, pues
to que OF el envase mas pequeflo que hacemos
para Ia vtnta al por mayor
La mayor parte de los almacenistas de es-
ia ciudad Que eNponden nuestros productOs,
aceptarau To- pcdido5 de turrones que les Iii
riian sus parr, qulanos, fin de que paedan
adquirirlo los comerciantes del interior que
no e7tan relacionadoS con nuestra casa -
OLiod u c0Hlpo1iiG n 81 -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26
IMP,lRTANTISlMO

Ell Que suscribe, ofreco II piblico sus ser
yicios como Pre- fosor de Ipgles, Frano6, J
Aeman, de Tenedurfa de libros que ensefa
en- 80 leccioDes, de Aritmetica, de calculo
mercantil de Gcegrafis
a los padres dc familia que deseen rara
sus hijos una instruction soIida; les D;rec-
torres de Colegios Que neceSiten utilizar los
servicios del suscriberte, J todas aqnP las
personas que gusten conocer dichas asigna-
turas, van dir das eStas lfneas.
Para iuformes dirigirse a la As0cicci6n de
Dependencies
Abslnrdo 4 Dosc0So, Pre- fesor de Idio
mas de Ia a Asociact6n de Dependencies
Ponce, Noviembre de 1895. i'm ali
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26
Noviembre no de l7a5-

d cf> 70 en- una De mis- cr6nicas
"La Delegation. a. reunirss. te-
ia, para dar cuenta y para resotver.
:. 20 ;citul De Al .sco
Pediase en ella una 5, bvepcioo. q
i cual no fsitan precedentes en-
Puerto Rico.
a La Tr,J,mI. 4 In Rerista de
Cepeda a III Clomoy. de B al. Sc
concedieron sumas cuantlo i-lmae
Ab,ra. en el nu zero 34 le FL Co
rreo de UHromar. q1a e pub.ic6 en
Madrid hace dos oi4s, nj ustre
com pa triots }. q di-tir guido psriodlsta
don Salvador B au. pretenae recti-
fcarme n eSta forma:
"sub7enci6n de niDgdn g6nero asjgn6 el
partldo autonomista nj perl6dlco. L9 al
qui1f y sostuve con recursos proplo7. auxl-
IiAndome espontanes mente ri excelente ami
90 don Joe Z SILVA.
Fl .,artido me as gro en L. AssToblea de
Maye guez "A piopuesta del comPsleIo don
Luis Mufoz-mn eGipientOs duTos a1Gales,
como sueld0 CORE -pOudiente al cargo de Sc
cretario general del partido, con que fuf hon
rajo pero eata suma renuncle a aeeptar
la elecclGa
TIempo despues-a perci6n del se6or don
Salvador AmelI -se votarou pOr Ia Dalega
Goa seiscient0s duros para subvencionar un
redactor que sQ1liese en- e. peri6dico Il item
% que ne ocupabau los trab b4jos &c II coiec
tigidad, pero esta asiguaci6u 10 pu1o leysr
sc "a pr4ctica pCr IA caTCucIa Ge tOndCs
EI ClQnt0r del TGi9, de BTau, no taYo
subvenci6n del partldo, nj maxima nj mini
ma Ii aspire 4 ella en uipguaa OCCASION
NJ pretendi. como han visto To-
iectores, mortifcar las mob. l,lmas
~usceptlbilidades del eminente com
psnero. Qaise hacer una srgumenta
ci6n comp.eta. \ nada ms.
II Y mantengo mis- ahrmac.ones,
q le 40 eran, que no podian ser grs
luitas. Y al mantenerlas, recuer 10
que. cuando FL Clan,or, redactaio
por el senor B-au, Sc imprimia en- Ia
calle De Tetuan, dirigieron varios Ii
beraies una circular los amigos en
tusiastas en so.icitud De concur7e
metaiico
Sc fl ba "a quota DE- cada uno Ell
esenia duroa, yo debo conservar,
u lcs archives de La Democracia
un Temp ar de aqueI documento. h
p 4ucto c la coecta patrlo;lca 10
fu6. 9eed mis- informes, muy corto
Luego O. miemo sen = B.au con
f7sa d ,e Sc 7e conced1 ron y ESQ stlc-
mo yo-& p ;ci6n mi4-l 800 duros
4nuale-, y pet ci6a del stn9r A-neli
sei=cientos duros
/ Gu no e pagaron nunca
Lo gnors bA Yo hab De coNcE
SION 40 d. PAGO 7, de todas ma
neras. conced,do 10 qle pedfa ell coni
de Ana=co, 70 Sc habs1a pagado
'ampoco.
Mi argumento queda en pc
Y deploro que ell senor B u ei
su rect fcAc:6n adusta = SEGA, de re
lieve sus enojos, en- oportunidad
algupa menos adscritos q la l6g'ca y
a la justicia
Escrbi 70 Ia verdad.
ST ella incomoda, t6came lamen-
'arlo con las veras de nj a ma.
Qlien prelica la concordla no hs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26
ES = ANA
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DE NUEsTRO CORREsPONsAL
sESOR MUSoz RIVERA

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que veces nos b'igan duiar &c
los sentimientos humanos
I'm preeioso riH7 rec'en nacido
re deposi,aGo en el torno &C Ia in
clusa de ca liz
-Aq I paeie falrar d escuela !;
Ia ;nclusa no f.ta
Monentos despue,. consecuencia
de un movimento que hizo Ia cfiatu
"a. fue viols ntansente lanzada per 81
torno 4 Ia arena, destrozandose Ia
cabeoita al caer, nuri-n 10 en- Fl &C
La madre. t-merosa sin duia d
ser vista. olvido. al depositar al nifln,
tocar a campana que avisa sstos h
chos
Ga las al cielo. en- Puerto R co s.
repite plena voz, el sub i'm verso
de FL Car be-
"Aqui la qu~ es msdre eli,
NJ. G asdtone IA enviaio un men
~aje 81 pus BIO yask E. aconss jaadole
gu adopte el ibre cambio
5 al 10 hic'e eis-fice s. iiustfe
rsts ista-ss1e dertro dc POGO a
primer pctencia comeroiai del g;obo,
y fgufareis en- q sese ma Per ciento
del t,afico mercan anlil del planeta
l. augurio es seductor.
Pelo los yankees ssguir n con 81
Drottcrioni mo
hbrgo esperanzas de q &c Sc :
5usIva el trsslado de Izcoa otro es
table cimie nto penitenciat'o &c con i
clones mas favorables a ia salud del
conpancro.
Aoaso !e destinen Cadiz. y acaso
tam bic, Sc encuentre sl!i menos NAL
que orillas del Fisuerga, FOR ca isa
de ia eglamentac;on interior del pc
nal
En- este asunto no descanso, y me
auxiIa hidalgamente con todo su
prestigio, que G, grande, ell SET II
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