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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
THE INDUSTRIAL SITUATION.
More Manufactures Preparing for Busy
Season.

More Manufactures Preparing for a Busy
Season.
Woonsocllet, Il. l., Nov. THE River
Spinning companys factory, after
months of alternate periods of idleness
and short time, started Wednesday
morning on full time. The large cot
ton mills at Slatersville will start on
full time next Monday morning and run
to full capacity. The officers of the
Glenark knitting company in this city,
said to be the largest knitting plant in
the country, which has been running
several hours daily overtime for month
past, said that owing to the way orders
were coming In it was expected to short
ly begin to run all night. Industrial
conditions generally are much improved
over two months ago.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE Erie railroad
officials have just issued instructions
to three of their principal locomotive
repair shops to work their forces all
the daylight hours during November,
which means nine hours instead of
eight.
Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. President
y
burgh g. Gulf railroad, said that he
would at once put 1850 men at work
constructing portion of their road to
connection with the Gulf of Mexico,
work on which has been going on for
long time.
st. Joseph, Mo-, Nov. 1.-THE St. Jo-
seph & Grand Island Railroad company
has ordered that two of the II stations
on their road ordered closed on account
of light business, be reopened. 1t is
said the others will be opened soon.
The wholesale houses here have started
out their men, many of whom have not
visited their territory for months.
Grand Ralids, Mich, Nov. THE
furniture industry of this city is stimu-
ated in all of its departments. The
Phoenix company, which has been
closed down for several months, has
started its first department and the
,ther departments will be started next
week. The factory employs 500 men.
The Widdicomb company started their
shop department Friday and the finish
ing departments will resume next week.
This company employs GOO workmen.
The Nelson & Matter company bought
a lot of lumber, conditioned on McIlin-
lcy's. election, ten cars of which has
already arrived and the rest is on the
way. They have also started their
first department. The company en-
ploys about 400 men. The Grand Rap
ids Brush company will start up Mon
day with 200 men. All the other 40 fac
tories of the city are preparing to re-
sumo work with full forces of men.
The Hamilton Cycle factory will double
it force and run full time with 300 men.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
HON. CHARLES EWING DEAD.

Prominent Gold Democrat of Illinois
Passes Away at Decatur.
Chicago, Nov. 7.-Word IS received
here Friday morning of the sudden
death at Decatur, Ill.,, of Hon. Charles
A. Ewing, late secretary of the sta =
central committee of the gold demo-
cratic party, and leading figure in the
councils of that organization. Mr..
Ewing died at six o'clock, but the cause
of death was not given in the dispatch
received here by his cousin, Judge Ew-
ing.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
Condition of the Reserve.

Washington, Nov. THE treasury
gold reserve at the close of business
Friday stood at $11s,414,514. The net
gain in the gold at New York for the
day was $o15.ooo. The days withdraw
ais CT gold at New York were $25, ZOO
in coin and $40, 700 in bars for manufac-
turing purposes.
Or. Miles fdtst Efils are guaranteed to sEOp
NeGgNc1to In 20 minutes. Zone cent dose1
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
RATIFIED.
Chicago Republicans Rejoice Over the
Result.

SAlCHSO AepuDhchhe NoJOlCo OS0E th0
Result.
Chicago, Nov. IA republican ratifica-
ton meeting, surprising in enthusiasm
any Of the gatherings held in the big the
alter during the recent campaign, was held
in the Auditorium Friday night. AT every
mention Of Maj. McKinley's name the tre-
mendous crowd cheered wildly. The prin-
cipal speech of the evening was delivered
by Charles q. Dawes, the Illinois memoer
of tho executive committee of the republic
an national committee The following telo-
gram was read by Chairman Ferd Peck:
Canton. o., Nov. ITO Ferd w. Peck,
Chairman of the Ratification Meeting, Chi
cago: The cause Of the country is always
above that of party, and 1t is significant
and gratifying that the great city Of Chi
cago has rendered SO decisive verdict for
national honor, law and order. Let us
rejoice that the people have SO splendidly
vindicated the strength and oeneticence OF
our matchless free institutions.
civilian M'KINI.EY."
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
THE NEW CONGRESS.
Gold Force. win Apparently Not Have

Control of the Senate.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE developments OF
the past "a hours In the contested con-
gressional fields have been few, but In one
respect important-they practically DEM
onstrate that the gold forces will fail to
control the senate in the Fifty-fifth con-
gress. which control was deemed prob
nble At that time the apparent division
Of the forces was as follows: Gold repub-
licans. sS: gold democrats. 8. Total. 46.
Silver republicans. 8: silver democrats, 26;
populists. 8. TOTAL. ~; majority for gold,
! One OF the gold votes In that table was
credited to North Dakota. but 1t now APP
pears that the legislature of. that state
will elect a free silver advocate to sue
cecd Senator Hansbrough. To emphasize
ehe truth of this fact, Mr.. Pickler. who
made the campaign as q candidate for sem
Ator. has announced his withdrawal from
the contest. This will make the senate
tie between the gold and silver forces, and
should Senator Dubois assertion of last
spring-that no financial or tariff legisla-
ton should be accomplished that did not
provide for the tree coinage Of silver-re.
main In forcB In thu next consreDS, and
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
Attac,.ed an Ammnn,t,on T,.,n

Havana, Nov. Cen. Aldave, with a
force of troops conveying provision
and ammunition train of wagons to
Manicaragua, in the Puerto Principe
province, has had an engagement witt.
the rebels under Serafin Sanchez and
GARLIC at Alberich. The loss of the in
surgents was heavy. The Spaniards
had one man killed and 90 wounded,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
From Jail to Riches,

Albany, N. V, Nov. Oscar De Wan
nick, who on Friday was released from
the Albany penitentiary after serving
a years term, has started for Paris in
company with his wife to take charge
Of the 100000 estate left him by the
death of his parents. De Wannick was
convicted in Washington November 13,
1895, for obtaining money under false
pretenses.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
Failure of a clothing Merchant,

Dayton, o., Nov. 7.-Gustave Hanauer,
proprietor of the Manhattan clothing
and Spoe clothing stores, filed chattel
mortgages to the amount of $76, 1884 and
at noon assigned to A. w. Goldsmith.
The liabilities will reach 100000, but
no statement has vet been made.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
A Wonderful Yarn.

A correspondent of the Toronto Globe
reports the most marvellous thing yet
in the way of mirage. AT certain,
point on the coast of Alaska town.
doomed up in the sky, which town
was clearly recognizable as Bristol in
England, Just half way round the world.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
Fatally Hurt by a Train.

Danville, Ill.,, Nov. Grant Allhands.
while driving across the Chicago g.
Eastern Illinois railroad tracks, was
struck by train Friday morning. His
injuries are fatal.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
NIurdcrer Hrea;ss jail.

St. Joseph, Mo-, Nov. 7.-C,lumbus
Hayes, the murderer of William Sneed,
who is under sentence of death, escaped
from the Savannah Jail Friday night
by saving the bars of his cell.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
round with Her Throat Cut.

Liberty, Mo-, Nov. MATTE l.. Bris-
coe, residence unknown, who came hero
three days ago, was found dead in a
clearinghouse Friday morning with
her throat cut.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
Has a Fondness for Oats.

Acolored man in indianapolis has beer
arrested for the eighth time for steal.
ing oats. He never steals anything else.
and he has come to be known as "Oats
| IoxraII
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
Closed on Account of Roudie..

Eaton Hall Park, the residence of the
duke of Westminster, will henceforth
be closed to the public on Sundays,
owing to the continual misbehavior of
coWllies
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
A Sufficient Reason.

Said Dallas young lady to gentle
man who had been calling for some
time:
'You would do me a great favor if
you would propose to one Of my sisters"
why do you want me to marry your
sister?"
"Well, you see, there's five Of us girls
in the family, and the house is so small
I haven't any place to hang up my
clothes."-Texas Sitter.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
LILLIAN RIDES AN ELEPHANT.


y T6U-
Her How to Do 1t.
In the new opera, THE American.
Beauty" Miss Lillian Russell's part re-
.quires that she shall make her second
act entrance on the back of an elephanttt
Miss Russell was averse to the pros
Iceeding, but the moment that she re-
allied that.the elephant was absolutely
essential to the play she cast her objec-
lions to the wind and threw herself into
the rehearsal heart and soul. The only
trouble was Miss Russell felt she could
not ride well enough to appear in pub
lie, so in order that there might be no
hitch at the opening, she has engaged
Tod Sloan, the champion light weight
Jockey, to give her series of riding les
sons. 4
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
Ups and Downs.

"Life is full of ups and downs"
eyes, and knew young fellow who
was in business and went under"
"Well?"
"And Immediately his friends
threw him oyer."-Indianapolis Jour.
raj, - 6, d 4. W.; III;
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
Equator and Poles.

The exact distance to either the north
or south pole from the equator Is e,0ol
miles. 49,. u.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10

Sheridan's Rivals.
Sheridan fell in love with Miss Linley,,
Ind told the story in "The Rivals
which is true account of his courtship.)
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
Bryan DECLINES the oner.

Bryan OeGIlneS the Oifer.
New York, Nov. 7.-Nilliam ennings
Bryan doesn't wish $4,000 position
with the Siegel-Cooper company as
manager of the firms law department.
Friday the firm received the following
dispatch:
"siegel. Cooper s: Co.. New York: Dur
Ing the next four years expect to devote
us much time as possible to the advocacy
Of btmetallism, and therefore cannot con.
slider the proposition made by you. l ap-
prcciate the confidence which your offer
Implies. w. ]. BRYAN"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-10
Minnesota.

ST. Paul. MIMI. Nov. 7-,John Lind, fu-
sion candidate for governor. has issued
statement in which he admitted the cleo
ton of Clough by from !, 800 to 1900. He be-
lieves there has been fraud in the northern
part of the state and in this city,-but adds
that he has neither the time nor means to
investigate, and will therefore accept the
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-06

cionarioa, elegiran mafana los eie
mentos avanzados al active insular: ,
asf oniza &c estableceran vfnculos 9 ne
atraigap hacia los suyos Garcia
Molinas, que, ror su labor continue J
por su esfuerzo efcas, es uno de los
mas notables diputados de Ia va.
mara
Y aunque es apasionadfsimo ei
quito que 81 rinde q sus ideas y sus
antecedentes y & sus compromises,
tales seran Ia ingratitud la fa!s1a,
que no dejsn campo & otro sentimlen
to que al de la represalia.
Los hombres que Villar dirige. han
ado quirido la costumbre de tascar 81
freno, 10 tascaran ahora. murmu
rando entire dientes, pero marchando
t-as ell cencerro que les conduce las
urnas les convierte en- reba11o de
d6ciles ovfjas.
Ri seryii1smo SO oivida de 10 mas
san to. de 10 mas noble, para obedecer
al amo, que manda en- Ia conclencia.
en- ell a.bedlfo, en- Ia voluntad. y que
& veces, & cambio de sumision tan
ciega, solo da los services su lastims
y su desprecio.
Qaiza esos pobres SO atreveran h y
va Sc atrevieron frsnte q las tari
fas-a rebelarse contra el man ato y
q responder al interior Impulse. Qal
za el preatigio de Garcia Mo'inas, y
sus propias inclinaciones. les lleven
& resistir.
ST resisten, veneer n; porque hay
nombres que ellos solos 80 abren 81
camino de los colegios. y,-aunqne
nos pese los que con 81 no comulga
mos-el de Gafcfa Molinases uno de
esos nombre
Porque somos justos escribimos
asf nos place demostrar que nj nos
aturde la pas:6n nj nos coh!be la in
tolerancia
D, e t. asunto quiza nazca age
bueno para el pals.
Por ESQ ros ocupamos de seguirle
y estudisrle.
Esreremos ell fin,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-06
AGENCIA CONSULAR De FRANCIA
EN- pom q E

Per decreto de estis feCha dictado eU &
ABR tcstado del ciudsdano frarces s. nor doI
Ignpcio Moli Romapi sc ha dispresto,
I'm de cnbrir deu6as, y les gsstos del juioio,
In yenta en- Eiblica sn5astA de les bien0s de-
fnado radicados en- el haIrio de Agnas-bl
cas- del termino municipal &c Yapco, consis
tentes en-:
Tn predio de terreno de once cuerdss mas
6 mercs con STEM bras de cafe en- production
en- el una casa de MADEIRA, cohijada DE-
hierro galvapizado, de 6oce vsra dc large
DOR ocho de ancho, coiindaute el terrenc; pol
el norte con don Olementino MoIi; per el
sur con Ia quebrads del NaraDjo; por el Es
te con don Julian Pletri don Luis Dasta y
nor ell Oeste cou don Ran On Ruiz
Otro predio &c terreno de seis cuerdss mss
e nIeLos con siembras de cafe en- pyoducoios
celindapte per el Nortc con don Luis D&s
IA don Juan Martini; por & Este con don
julian Petri y por el Oeste con don Ramon
Raiz.
EI acto del reraste tendrf lugar en- ests
Agtncia Consulsr el dfa 90 Gel mes dt
Abrii proxirno las diez de la msGsna Y s.
advierte que 90 se sdnitirsn proposiciones
nue no cnbran ias dcs terceras psrtes de Ia
tasaci0n ascendebte Dn mil dosciemto cir
cuenta pesos moreda ccrridnte, sieldo de
cueuta del rematista oil II go de los derechc:
reales.-Pouce, 8 de Mario de 1896 = La
0e,,t conSuIaSre de France ssterano DE La
HoNGRAls / ro2 2y. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-06
LA GUERRA DE CUBA

En- ei amino de quicn este dispues-
to s enoontrsrlo todo bien, NO pue
den hacer mudanza ninguaa los tele
gramas de estos limos dlas, como
no la hicieron les pasados. En- Ell
nuestso ST quebrantan la satisfaction,
no la coufanza; porque nadie nos per
sua3ita & entrar en- el coro de los que
baten paimas cuando os insurrectos
van hacia Otiente las baten otra
vez caando vueiven Occiiente; de
los que 81 el enemigo sc fracciopa di
cen que ESQ es 10 que convene &
nuestTos planes, y Sc feconcentra
10 ceiebran tamb:en como una gran
v nteja para nosotfos. A estos opti-
sniseas. crya al IA Sc funda hoy en-
10 coasTasio qae aver y no Sc alsera
por nada: nj por ei tiempn mai apro
ve6 hsdo, III por ci dinero que gasta-
mos, nj per los hombres qne psrde
mos, e,ros es quisn parsee que
<logfsr una vez obliga elogiar STEM
pre-. 8 qde el mostrsr un dia escasa
>aisfacc;oa dc espiritu, frente 6 con-
rfaried4d@s para todo ei nsunio visi-
b:es. equiva!e deciasar la guerra
los generates que mandan ca Cuba
No ersemos nos. tros que la vucltz
de Antonio Maceo la proviacia dc
Ia H4bana y Ia incursioa hzcia Pinar
lei Rio de una parte dc sus faerzas,
pu=de scr celebrsds por nadie como
5fiunfo de las asnias espa nolas. G. ara
nense is, 1ican que no 10 es los mismo-
telegranas ofciaies, en- les que sc sd
vierte que ei gens~ai en- jefe piensa
respecro de ESQ algo de 10 que ha III
cho ei HeraIdo Tampoco cabe ne
gar que los moviuientos del enemigo,
contenidos hace un mes en- no muy
dilatada extension de tesEitor o. Sc
prolongan de pocos d.as esta parte
en- radios haTto fnayores, trastornan-
do asl las prirnitivas combinaciones
de las co:umass y haeieado mas diff
Gil la persecution Poro con todo ESQ
Ell aspecto de ls guerra no nos induce
al pesimismo. ii nos sugiere la memo.
6k sec nfianza en ei exito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-06
GARCIA MOLIuAS

Sc acen,1s el rumor de que ell co
mite, ell gran comit6 incondicional. !.
permite. como siempre. que Sc le i'm
ponga el gobierao. Y no SAGA a fote
la cand'datura de Garcia Molinas. la
1nica, entire todas, verdaderamente
simpstica al pals
Tanto Sc hsb del joven diputado.
que va resulta ocioso insistir en- Ia
apoteosis de sus meritos. que, por
otra parte, no nos alegrsn nj nos sa
tlsfacen. q no ser bjo 81 punto de
vista da un puertorriquenismo que
prescinde de f iaciones po'lticas, y
basca y aplaude al compatriota de
valer. =
Todos los peri6dicos traen notas
7ensas de los servicies Que presto
ei representante dc S n Juan. en- el
Cor grs SO, su partido y gu terru
no Y todos los per;6dicos clvidan
que as o no sirve de NADIA 81 e t;enen
emulos enemigos en- el ministerio
de uitra mar.
Ha hecho milagros Garcfs Moli
mas, sin embargo Sc le exsluye,
mientras un Gnl'6n IN Martfnez
aseguran el dist ito Es ell contraste,
que b;en puede servir de ensehanza
q los incautos.
A noGotros, en- cuanto libsra!es,
nos viene de per'as Ia derrota que
vemos ene cercana perspe ct;va 81
no e eligen hoy los esementcs reac
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-06
Ia l1emoCraUla

mu estren favorables, y so labor pue
da ser bene6ciosa y f>uctifera.
Cuando sc nos atienda Sc nos OF
g y 10 seamos extranjeros en- nues
tro propio pats
En- tsnto. & nuestro sentir,
es pref7r'ble E tar dneymes,.
mas no quiere esto decir
que 81 alguien nos ha de herir
permanezcamos inermes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-06
NO DESCONFIAMOS
de El HeraidO, de Madrie)

S-nti.nos deffaudsr las espcranza<
de los que han anuuciado va, pei
error de la voluntad mas que del en-
tendin;ento, que el HeraIde iniciaba
una campaf1a contra el general en- je.
fe del Ejetcito de Cuba.
Aplicaudo las intenciones pa
labsas de un peri65ico los procedures
de la sorsura,es bien facil y NADIA cos
toso procurarse el gusto de hacer ha.
b!ar s todo el r1sundo, no su pfopio
lengusje, sino 81 que Sc quiere que
empiee en- el' exanen de los asuasos
pnb;icos. La rece3tud la buena f
quedan ss1 snalparadas; pero se'logrs
por de pronto 81 apetecido tf4eto, y
vayaze 10 mo por o otso.
De- ignal nodo quo c'i:icamos IN
d1a Ia gestion n 'itar y politica del
general Msrffnez Canpos, consije-
randola opuesta al i.s-fes del p2fs y
confta produconte para Ia paeifc=ei6a
dc Ia isla de Cuba. pudie amos vernos
81. nana ea el case De eonbssir al ,e
neral w yer. y no Eetrocedei1Amos
ectouces ante ninguna consideration
Ic ordrn secun 3atio. Taa Iioses de
todo compromise, e.tamcs con tes
pecto & como 10. esfaoam1s ccn So
auteccsor n sus orestsg os n,sli;ares
nj IN Ia personal amistad bastar1an
q cuhSirie de ruestra cea>ura, 81 81
deber que teneross de servir & la na
cion anres que sus poifticos y sus
G neraies. liesase pugnar con la
confanzs qae el actual director de
aqnel!a guerra nos inspiEs hoy per
h y
Declarar en 15'ico Ia pencsa in,
preston que d texn;nadas uotic,as co
munican a ruest7o Amino. no es abris
camp Il = De aingIn geaeso ccntFa
na1i i: KS pro-@deT leslnef.te y com.
eunp es :ltf-res impafciaies gu.
70 coa rattan su juicio, sino que il
dedncen de las inspiracicacs de IL
propia concieHsia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-06
HABLB I'll PARTIDO

Palecenos que van a ser deba
tidos 81 d1a 10 problemas hatto
graves para que la co'ectividad
Sc ocupe de su propia representa-
cion en- la Asamblea
Nosotros, realizando un sacri
ficio mas, salvaremos Ia distancia
y estaremos en- el punto que Sc
nos senala: ell comit6 de Ponce
estara tambi9n.
jDe que sirye one en- Ia isla Sc
aprecie con exact tud 10 que ell
acto solemne sign 6ca, 81 no van
q emitir sus votos los repres en
tantes del partido?
En ing1n case debe delegarse
el derecho de resolver asuntos
que al ideal atsnen; hoy menos
que nunca, porque de todas
nuestras reuniones magnas, esta
es la mas diflcil y puede ser la
mas augusta.
Ssrfa triste que los comit6s de
secci6n eIigiesen dslegados exc
ticos y que por el absorvente
infujo de la Capital Sc adoptaron
ciertas aptitudes, a las cuales fa-
vorece la atm6sfera que SO res
pira intramuros y el vac1o casi
absolute que ali encontraron
siempre las ideas regionalistas.
Piensen, medite i uuestros CO.
rreligionarios y acudan a cumplir
sus deberes c1vicos: 81 Green
que procede la disc ucion, sea-;
81 Green 10 contralio, en- las CO.
lectividades dvmocraticas la ma
yorfa supone ell &C erto
81 existe, por excepcionales
motives, un comite que no pue-
de, salvando cuaIquier obstaculo,
enviar sus hombres a la asam-
b.ea, exprese en- un acta breve
su opinion para que irfuya en-
los acuerdos De SECURE infui1a
Y 81 los nberales de un pueblo
en- que 10 hay comit6 desean
que SO les olga, re1nanse en- LII
nero de veinte, por 10 menos, es-
criban y 6fmen su parecsr y
abfiguen la certeza de que su
suf1agin SO sumara al igual del
de los demas compatriota~.
Lo urgente, 10 indis pensabie
es Que en la asamblea pajpite el
verdadero espfritu del pals y que
SO sepa 81 este quiere seguir su-
friendo vejamenes que no puede
vengar6 81 arroja a los oligarcas
de Madrid el fardo de VI poi i
ca que ellos hacen ip1til, mon
guada y vergopzante.
Hable el partido de una vez y
olga 81 a1n le quedan pacienci2
y mansedumbre para desempenar
eI papel que los gobiernos le asig
nan en- la farsa que desde veinte
amos .ha SO desa1rolla en- Puerto
Rico.
Nosotros tenemos fe profunds
en- el porvenir; pero no admiti
remos jamas que al porvenir SO
llegue recibiendo el cope en- Ia
mejilla derecha y.presentardo la
izquierda a la mauo que castiga.
Si asf Sc LEG Ia, leuunciarfa
mos a cumplir LueAttos anhelos,
& realizar nue.: tras ansias, por nC
sopo1tar la humill; Go, y ia yer
gienza de la ipjuria.
No Sc NOS TIENE EN- Ne DA: est.
es la verdad: despues del acto de
la Fortaleza, el Directorio mis-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-06

Lo doloroso en- semejante ,6mulo
de preocupaciones y de angustias es
que son originates por las ambicio-
nes, las sorpezas y las concupiscen
c'as de hombres ; p artidos que jsmas
tienen en- cuanta otra cosa que sus
propios intereses. y que aun hoy. en
prtsencia de les p gros a que abo
can la patria, no tuefcen ell rumlo q
que los conduce gu egoismo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-06
III ofiCias
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Personals que asistieron al teatro y que
son competentes en- materias mu*iesleS,
nos ha5isn con eneomio del maestro Oampcs
y dc la naestria con que dirige la c'qnesta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-06

Esquelas fdnebres, precios medieI3s
n tipos apropiaios. Sc dan notas paTs "
seirlaa en- Ii ciudad.
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