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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16

Sentimos decir que la concurrencia ere
POGO numerosa.
Lo ameno de la funci6n. las simpatias de
la ftmilia ARGOS ell benefcio del imitador
de Ffegoli eran motivos sobrados para au-
gnrar Nm exito; asi es que no sabemos ex
plicarnos la indifsrencia del p1blico.
Vfctima de rapida traidora dolencia,
anoche las o"ho dej6 de existir una pre-
dar; criatura apgelical que formaba Ia ale
gria ell encanto de aquel hogar, hoy sin
ventura.
El entierro SO llevard efeeto esta tarde a
las c1nco media, para cuyo acto nos invita-
La familia, encarg andonos que en- su nom
bfe invitemos sus relacionados y amigos.
No Sc reparten esquelas.
De todo coraz6n lamentamos la irrepara-
BILE desgracia que afigs los esposos Yor-
dan y demas deudos de La fnada.
La Oompaf1fa ARGOS anuncia para mafiana,
dia de Corpus, su function de despedida con
un programa extenso varisdo-
Siendo dfa festive rigiendo precios tan
bajos, esperamos yer el teatro lleno de
bote en- bote.
A petici6n del sef1or Cianchini hacemos
presente que la correspondence dirijida al
Comit6 liberal de Yauco no dehe enviarse a
el. puesto que ha cesado en- el cargo de Pre-
sidente, sino 50 sucesor, ell doctor Gaztam
bide.
En- Juana-Dfaz Sc realiz6 una suscrici6n
para Izcoa, cuyo producto-3O pesos 40 cen
tavos-fue entregado eyer en- estas odcinas.
Sc nos iDforma que algunos conservadores
contribuyeron para la generosa colecta.
Nuestro APPLAUSE los donantes todos.
En- Ell artfeulo ''Nobleza obliga", del Sc
flor Texidor, los cajistas pasaron por alto
la cuartilla octava, porque estaba escrita al
reverse de Ia cuarti la s6tima.
A petici6n del autor 10 hacemos eonstar
asi.
En- la calle de Wives Sc alquila una casa
de construction moderna; Sc acaba de pintar
y empapelar, es elegante c6moda y fresca.
Informara don E. Pristo, calle Gran Via.
2-6 alt,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16

me expliqueis como habeis hecho
para hallar dinero en- donde M. de
Necker decia con tanta seguridad
que no 10 habfa.
M. de Necker tepia raz6n, Sc
nora; no habfa dinero en- las areas
reales; y ESQ es tan cierto que el
dfa de mi advenimien.o al minis
terio-el de Noviemore de 1888,
esas son cosas que no SO olvldan,
seflora,-al examinar ell tesoro p1-
blico, no halle en- GAIA mas que
dos sacos de 4 mil doscientas Ii
bras. No habfa IN ochavo menos.
La reina 50 echo d reir.
-iY bienl dUo.
\ bien, seflors; si NJ. de Ntc-
ker, en- veg de declr.. No hsy di-
nero, SO hubiese pnesto, como 20
10 he hecho, 6 tomar en- empires
tito G. nillones Ell primer afio, y
ciento veinte Ell seRundo; ii 81 eg-
tusiese segnro, como 20 10 estoy,
de 10 nuevo emprestiio de ochen-
IA millones para IL ttrcero, III de
Necksr habTia sido un buen rem
tista. Todo ell mundo pneds de-
cir: No hay "a dinero en- las ar
cas-, perc no todos saben respon-
der: Lo hay.
ESQ CO 10 que 20 % decis, v
por Ia que os felieitsba ~ ONO
se h. de pagarf he ahf Ia dlticnl
tad
oh. - nora, yo o. respond
de Sc pagara, rrsponds6 Calon-
ne .s.n una sonrisa cnys hof da =
e-i.s. "a signifisacioa ningtl , %
la 80 podfa m4dsr.
Z, -canso en- vo-, diio IA rel
~. - -;gamos hab. nd, de IA
-. ] pnes con sOs - una cls ciz
ilel@ le inte,6s. en- los otsos d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16
oNPRlNlDOS De VlCnY pE FEDIT
Especltico salvadt r
DE JUAN ShRka URGELL

DE JUAN ohRka URGELL
Con este tspecifico desaparecen los barros
la picaz6n que producer las erupciones en-
1 cuerpo. ks el yerdadeIo "qulta- dolor. =
b usa en- frlcciones y sc aplica en- eche TIA
hsos distiutos.
! Vendese en- JuaLa- Disz--balrio de Hato
nerto-casa DEL Inventor solhntLte.
Uuico dep0sito en- la lsla. En- Ponce, Ca
/ de den Jose Salvatella Isabel, esQulna .
[ayor casa del inventor Juana- D1az, Ha
/, Puerco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16


, Maestro.-iO6mo conjuga usted ell pre-
: Disctpu1o.-Pues muy flcilmente. Yo
compro driles, casinires, cuellos de hiIo,
aipacas, cretonas, cintas, paf1ueles de seda
9 hilo, este clando tengo dinero.
M-Bien. .SY ell preteritof
D.-Yo comprare para mi mujer hjos:
sombreros. plumas para los mismos, corba
tas, chalinas, esencias, percales, cefros, y
nansts, siempre que no este. arrancado.
n. Bravo. :. . Merece usted dos gran
des ejas Y... .Sc6mo eonjugarfa usted ell
futuYof
D.-Yo compare, aun despues de muer-
to, guantes, felpas, susas, poplioes objetos
de biscuit, baules, maletas, sillas perforadas
= todo 10 que necesite mientras existan esos
maldltos Nuchach0S que sin disputa son les
que mas barato venden en- Ponce. Por ESQ
aconsejo todos mis- condiscfpulos vayan a
aprender conjugar verbos al estabeci
miento Los Mu-hlclsos, pero. en- 81 Ora
ma tica no existe ell verbo. .yfar.
ASCENSION & CO.
Ell por la tarde tuvieron lUgar luci-
das carer en- ell Vel6dromo de Santurce.
Acudio gran conc=rrencia de 10 mas Sc
ecto de la Capital.
Els de sumo 1ntere5 para las damas como
Ger la utilidad del ''Rsmedio Turco': No
solam Sc consigue con ell uso de este
preparado. puriacar ell CUTS del rostro des-
apareciendo las manchas. pecas eualquie
| ra otra alteration del cdtis, 81 que tambien
| suaviza la epidermis J evita siempre que
| esta no Sc afocte, de ciertos pigmentos que
tanto perjudican las faccienes de IN rostro
agraciado.
La DANA que use ell "Remedio Turoo" de
Amazz Quevados, seguros estamos de que
con ell obten ira la beileza de su CUTS evil
tara los ineonvenlentes consecutivos al abu-
80 de 10 one Sc compra como polvts de
arroz.
De venta en- Las pricipales farmacias.
Mayo 10 de 1897. ml8 y.p 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16

Hacemos pdblico que desde ell 80 de Mar
20 ppdo. per fallecimiento del sef1or don
T. B Muller "a. 9 p. d } Sc hizo cargo el
sef1or don Christian Boysen de las sgencias
de las compaffas de ase guros Norts G r
msnica contra incendio, Nacioual Prusians
contra incendio daf1o de mar.
MULLENHOFF & KORBER -Agentes
Generates.
Abril de 1897. 3md
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16
ELECTRIC|STA AMERICANA

De regresu de los Esrados nidos con una
ktensa factura de tlmbres, botones, bate
rs, aismbres y demas accessories, cfrsce de
iego s.s sci sicius pafa iustaiaclones eiec
aoas . todas olases, para ui4ueiaI oujetos
Or Mruio ut ia eIeetI ielaAd.
Ponce, 81 .se Nbre dc 1896.
s(Ciistiua ~ LUIS SALAzAR
NoIa: 50 f~.ciiitau pr1sa puoetus psla pail
ge Hle1triEaa. v 5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16

yo no quiero ser engafada por mas
tiempoi iBasta va de fms imientos,
basta va de comedia! Planteemos
el problema. Habla, explicate, sepa
yo q que atenerme.
Uno otro sc miraron frfamente,
sin hablar palabra, estudiandose.
-Vamos, sc ffanca; quieres que
tefminemos, Sno es eso9
Ella no contesto al pronto y gol-
pe6 el suelo con su sombrilla, inde
elsa, sin saber que determinar.
-Comprendo que estes can ada
insistio el-no impunemente Sc haze
10 que nosotros hemos heeho-
Nos hemos querido demasiado-
Pero al fin ha cedido la febre. :
Somos dos locos que recobran Ia ra-
zon 80
Ella, muy palida. asinti6 con Ia
cabeza.
-Ahora va podemos refexio-
mar. ..-hizo una pausa.-Sl...-
es precise concluir, es precise 49,
Y dominado de repente por vic
lento acceso pasional, la cogi6 entire
sus brazos la bes6 en- la boca.
-iPero por que. pero por quel
Ella Sc dej6 acariciar sin opener
rssistencis, conmovida por la ex ;ita
ci6n amoross del mfsero.
-iDios mlo! lDlos mic!
Pero deshsciendose de pronto de
los brazos de su amante, Sc puso de
nueyo en- pie, tranquiIa, decidida,
brillandole en- los ojos la energfa de
las grandes resoluciones.
No no hagamos locuras. .
Seamos formales. Mira. voy de-
cirte la verdad. 49,. 70 contin 10
queri6ndote- " Pero comprendo
que es precise concluir. Mi mari
90. iOh! Va te 20 que el amor
es una fuerza poderosa que destruye
todos los falsos convencionalismos
sociales. - Pero 20 soy una pobre
mujer, a6bil, sin caracter $500
iPerdonamt!- 80 7 ademas, que
comprendo- :. Isl te digo que no
hay sentimiento que no Sc CASTE, que
sea eterno!
Ahora era 81 el que asentfa con la
cab "a, sin fuerzas va para protes
tar.
-iTienes raz6n!
lie parecio que ALA. en- su pscho,
SO habfa desmoronado algo.
-iAdios!
Estuvleron con las manos cogidas
largo ratio, va en- pie los dos. al lado
de Ia puerta, sin atreverse sepa
rarse.
-Adi6s. Perd6name.
Sc asom6 al balloon para verla
partir.
La p@r6da camiaaba muy aprisa
con ganas de alejarse pronto, y ia en-
la esquina de la Gale, voivi6 la cabe
"a instintivamente para despsdirse y
le saludo con Ia mano.
Tuvo intenciones de llamarla.
LIE parec;6 que aquella n jar, que
&c iba para slempre. Jay! para nc
volver mas. era su iuventud. que
desaparecia, que sc alejaba tamb ca
Suspiro con augusta.
-iAdios!
MIGUEL SAwA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16

Poesfa conyugal.
In farmaceutico disputa c IN gu mujer, Ia
cual comieDza llorar lagrima viva.
-Tu llanto no me intimida-dice ell espo-
SO He analizado tus lagrimas, las cusies
no contienen mas que ana pequena parte de
fosf ito de cal IN POGO de clorato de sosa.
Lo demas no es mas que aqua que no sirye
para NADIA.
Un preso escribe q IN amig, y lie dice
Sc gasta POGO, pero ell servicio es mali
simo la cocina detestable. Estoy resuelto
no volYer mas esta casa.
Un ecuador al hacer testament, dletaba
asf
"Dejo mi primo la seis casas de la calle
de Amaniel las ocho de La calle de San Bs-
nardino."
(Por supuesto, para que llsvara elias ell
aqua que le pidieseD)
UN CONSEJO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16
Sc compran con prima Accioues de
Credito Ahorro Ponce71o.
I'm esta impreDta iDformarkn.
Ponce de JUNO de 1897. 9-l5

Para toda clase de ganados Sc ofre-
cen magnfticos pastos de yerba de gui-
nea en- una estancia cerca de la ciudad.
Dicha estancia tiene cercados muy bien
divididos, con aguas abnndantes
Los empresarios de coches Y carros d
quienes interesa este anuncio pueden di-
rijirse don Simon Moret, 8 don Pc
dro Auffant calle Mayor. l2-l5 >.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16
r. Toro & Ca.

estando para recibir pr6ximamente su
grandioso surtido, realizan telas de Sc
da dos reales yara; percales fnos-
nansu de colores, velos religiosos irlan,
las de hilo y seda, y un variado surtido
de tiras entredos bordados a precios
sumamente baratos.
JUNO 8 de 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16
RECORTE5

FL periodismo es on cast todcs los paises
una profession penosfsima iDgrata; pero
cuando Sc encuentra tan miserabIemente re-
tribuida como en- Espafia, SO hace insopor-
table. Angel II. SegoUia.
La cIase media es en- la socedad como ell
jamon en- los empa, eda los. E lcima y de- ajo
esta la masa; en- medic, la susbtancia.-
genio Sell6s.
El hombre credulo es uu necio, pero el que
duda de todo es IN grosero Md. de Ffes-
ne.
La adulacion no es sino bajeza del que
adula y engano del adulado.-A Peres
AUJERES Y ROSAS
Rozagantes, alegres. frescas, lozanas
la mujer y la rosa son dos hermanas:
flores divinas
impreg aadas de aromas, llenas de espinas.
iOh mujerl Entreabiertos perfum ados
tus dos labos parecen. acariciados
del tibio aliento,
dos petalos de rosa que aIrulla ell viento.
lOh rosa! De las auras al manso arrullo
tus petalos, saliepdo de entire ell capullo
puros ilesos
parecen unos labios que b1scan besos'
En- las agrias pendientes de nuestra vida,
10 mismo la bal ala que la suoida,
yermo, iuf3cundo.
sin mujsres nj rosas s1ue fuera ell mundof
81 Ia gracia es aroma, desde la infsncia
son rosas las mujeres por su fragancla;
mas, cual las rosas,
no son las mas fragantes las mas hermosas.
Rosa mujer, al rsyo del alba pura,
del amor ell roclo cobran frescura
mas, con ell frfo,
ell amor para en- lanto, como ell rocfo,
Rivales en- belleza en- lozapfa,
Ia mu1er y la rosa duran un dia;
pero su sliento.
aun despu6s Q marehitas, perfuma ei viento.
Mujer; 81 osado ell hombre tn honor ofende,
la virtud es la espina que To deIiende'
con ella armada,
seras, cuanto mas dura, mas codiciada-
va amarillas, va blancas, "a purpnrinas.
rosas veras acaso iltas de espinas;
pero Jay! paloma
lila que no tieue esp al no tiene arc NAL
Federico Bak0rt.
Atm de amor porque de amar le tienes.
como le tiene de probar la luz
la mariposa que Ell peligro igaora,
ESQ es, mi vida, 10 que sientes tn-
Ansia de amarte, aunque infel q me hicieras
Y en- ell mundO no m as, estar los dos,
Que fn puestras vidas no tuviesen
ESQ es, mi vida, 10 que siento 20.
Eusebio BlGsco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16
OCULISTA
DR.. JUAN RAMON ELL
N6Jano I.xa,ioa,n
M6dacO CraJon0

Jefe de clinica de- DIR. Wecker
en- Palis. segun certifcado.
Ofrece sus servicios calle de la
Marina numero II.
Practica toda clase de opera
clones.
Prescribe toda clase de vidrios
Horas be c0nsulta de 9 q II por
la manana y de 3 q 5 por la tar
de
Ponce, II de Mavo 1897. d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16
UN CONSEJO

Libros son los corazones
En- donde escribeh los amos,
En encontrados re1glones:
En- una edad, ilusiones;
Y en- otra edad, desepgaf1os.
Guarda, nina. tn inocencia,
No manchs negro boron
El lib O de tn existencis;
Pues no hay luz en- la concieucia
ST hay msncha en- el corazon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16

Salvador Acha, Official de ejercito uno de
los campeones de Punta Bravo.
La noche del sc sufri6 en- la CAPITAL
IN eclipse to tai de la luz electrical, por I'M
sspe, ,fecto ocnrrido en- la maluins.
Be ce que ell citado eclipse costard q Ia
empresa mas de trescientos pesos.
.PRESENTE, PRETERITO FUTURO
DEL VERBO COAPRAR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16

Auoche e benefcio de Areos (hijo)
Trabaj6 mas acknowledgements aun que en-
noches snteriores, imitando maraviila las
cabezas de Victor Hugo, Crispi, Humberto
de Italia, Napoleon Bonaparte, Breton, Ca
ballero, agunas fguras mas, con los gas
tos peculiares de cada una.
Ell retto de la troupe, muy bien.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16
WIS = DE JUrIV DE 1897


DIRECTORIO COMMERCIAL
MARINA
FELICI, COSTA y C.-Comssionistas
CARLOS ARMSTRONG; Cou;s;onis,
D tmporsador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16

FL Lcdo don Dimas de Ramery ha sid
nombrado Sastituto del Registrador de
Propiedad de este Partido. "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16

En- la Gale de Wives Sc alquila una casa
de construction moderna; Sc acaba de pintar
y empapelar, es elegante c6moda y fresca.
Informara don Z. Prieto, calle Gran Via.
2-6 alt,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-16

La adulaci6n no es sino bsjeza del que
adula y engafio del adulado.-A Psres
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-21
ANT PIE.
Curious Insect in Mexico Regarded
us a Delicacy.

Curious Insect in Mexico Regarded
rs a Delicacy.
Savages, We know, indulge in such
luxuries as grubs and locusts, but for
a civilized white man to finish up his
dinner with a dish of raw ants seems
too nasty to be credible. Yet in Next
co tits the custom-and a custom adopt
ed by plenty of colonists and visitors.
The ant eaten is called the honey-ant,
and is perhaps as curious an insect as
lives. With a tiny head and legs, it
has a huge body as big as a large pea,
and this is yellow and swollen with ex-
cellent honey.
In each nest there are 300 or 4OG us
these honey-ants, which are attended
by thousands of others. The honey
ants hang on to the roof of the cells in
the nest while the others feed them.
They are, in fact, living storehouses of
winter food. An observer says that il
one of the honey-ants falls from his
perch worker will go and pick him up
and replace him. This is as if man
were to walk up the face of cliff car
rying large buffalo or cart horse on
his back.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-21
HIS CLEVER RUSE.
How a Congressman SweIls the Heads
of His Constituents.

| How a Congressman Swe1Is the Aeads
of His Constituents.
There is member of congress who
does not live a thousand miles away
from Pennsylvania and New Jersey who
has hit upon a very clever scheme to
make himself solid throughout his dis
trict. In fact, this congressman, says
New York correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Press, is continually hitting
upon such schemes, and they extend so
far that he can probably represent his
district as long as he wants or until
his constituents conclude to put him in
some other Office, the governorship of
his state, for instance.
His latest little scheme to bring him
self pleasantly to the recollection of a
large number of his constituents is
unique. There are several hundred post
Offices in his district, and, of course, the
usual number of applicants for each
one. The Endorsements of the appli-
cants are on file at the post Office de-
partment, and usually contain long
list of names of prominent patrons of
the Office.
When the congressman makes a rec
ommendation of a man for any post
office he takes the list of the mans in
dorsers and sends each one personal
letter much after this fashion:
''In accordance with your recommen-
aation have to-day named -
Tor postmaster at"
Each man who receives such letter
Immediately has a new idea of his own
In politics and is pleased to think that
his congressman recognizes his impor-
lance. In any case, the receipt of a
personal letter from a member of con-
gress is apt to tickle the vanity of a
private citizen.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-21
HIS CARD.
1t Saved Him the Annoyance of Fool
ish Questions.

1t Saved Him the Annoyance of Fool
ish Questions.
The fellow who gets a two weeks va
cation usually has enough to contend
with in the shortness of his holidays
without being subjected to a wholesale
cross-examination at the hands of his
numerous sohcitous friends when he
gets back, says the Philadelphia Rec
ord. There is always the chap who in
sists upon firing the same old stock
questions and making the same trite
comments, until the poor devil who has
just returned to work grows decidedly
weary.
One of these came back to town a
couple of days ago and Immediately
upon his appearance in his favorite
haunts it was: Hello, old mani Been
away?" Or: Pretty well sunburned,
amt you? Where have you been?
Have good time?" and host of other
tiresome greetings embellished with
interrogation points.
The second day he determined to
save his breath, and to all his anxious
friends he handed card on which he
had written: Eyes, have been away.
I spent my vacation at Atlantic City.
1 had a good time. I know 1 am sun
burned. 1 agree with you that am
looking better than before went away.
1 noticed that it rained considerably.
1 didn't go fishing. Any queries not an
swered here will be attended to by mail
upon receipt of stamped and adj
dressed envelope" The scheme has
worked very well.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-21
Farewell 10 Peanut CANDY.

If the discovery for new uses for the
peanut continues the good old-fash-
ioned ones of roasting and making into
candy will disappear. 1t is already
used to the extent of S5,000,0 900 worth in
France to make oil for toilet soaps and
flour for hospitals. A factory is to
work up five tons of peanuts a day,
yielding 235 gallons of oil worth one
dollar gallon; IT'S gallons of crude oil
at so cents; $3.50 pounds of meal, worth
two cents pound, and as much more
stock feed, worth 60 cents hundred.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-21
ABOUT EYEBROWS.
They Plainly Reveal the Traits in
Ones Character.


They Plainly Reveal the Traits in
Ones Character.
The whole nature of a person, accord
ing to faceologist, is indicated in the
eyebrows. Eyebrows that are graceful
ly arched and elevated show imagina-
ton and ideality, and, when much ele-
waited, credulity; those that are de-
pressed over the nose and almost
straight show penetrating powers of
observation. It is also said that one
perpendicular wrinkle over the nose
and between the brows shows care
fulness in small matters, while two or
three wrinkles show conscientiousness.
Rough eyebrows show fondness for
music, especially if thick and lowering,
while the art lover of either sex has
eyebrows that are long and tapering.
One other sign which is sometimes
found in mans face, though oftener
in woman's, is the dimple. Everyone
loves dimpled cheek, and the fact
seems to be that dimples, whether in
cheek or chin, mellow and sweeten the
disposition. They show strong desire
to be loved and appreciated, as well as
a wish to be agreeable. And they also
show keen appreciation of beauty in
the opposite sex.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-21
SALOON sTRAWS ARE COSTLY
Particular Care Required in Pickin z
and Shipment.


''The straws through which we i'm
bibe mint juleps and other supposedly
cooling decoctions in summer cost the
saloon men about as much as do their
free lunches" said a red-faced man who
sat at a table in the st. Nicholas cafe
slowly slipping julep through a couple
of straws, says the st. Louis Republic.
II just found this out the other day and
] have felt sorry for the saloon men
ever since, because every fellow who
uses a straw feels that it is his duty
to destroy it with his drink. The sa-
loon men get their supply of straws
from the big glass houses, and the most
OF these establishments keep a regular
force of hands employed all through
the summer season cutting and prepar-
ing the straws for use. Usually some
body has to be sent to the country to
select the straw from the farmer, and
then it has to be handled with great
care in getting it to the city. This. Of
course, is an item of expense which
must be made out of the saloon men,"
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PREVENTS DRUNKENNESS.
In Germany Names of Offenders Are
Taken and Published Periodically.

In Germany Names of Offenders Are
Taken and Published Periodically.
A considerable number of German
towns and villages have for some time
subjected the bibulous inhabitants to
the regulations of modified prohibit
ton law. This not only restricts the
time for the sale of all kinds of liquor
and the hours of public restaurants and
places of amusement but exercises a
sort of censorship over their visitors,
says the Baltimore Sun. Persons who
neglect their families on account of
drinking or who have been repeatedly
brought before the magistrates as
drunk and disorderly are denied the
privilege of procuring alcoholic bever-
ages. A drunkards' list, published peri
odically, exhibits their names and oc-
equations, and copies of it are sent to
local innkeepers and liquor dealers, who
are liable to heavy fines if they sell
liquor to those mentioned in the list,
which is placed on the wall of the res.
taurants and hotels and reads some
thing like this: ITO whom it may con-
Germ; 1t Is not permitted to sell liquor
to the following persons: Hans Sueffel,
tailor; Peter Fuesschen, shoemaker;
Fruitz spundloch, carpenter; Fraulein
Klare Klatsch. seamstress: Kunz Kater.
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been defeated it would have meant a
serious setback to the work already ac-
compished by the state department.
Andrade has long been conspicuous
figure in the national life of his repub-
lie. He IS IS years old, and is the son
of Gen. Jose Escolastico Apdrade. one
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of Venezuela's famous figures. He
lived in America for some time aud is
closely in touch with American ideas.
His brother is the Venezuelan minister
in this country and has proved himself
a very astute diplomatist. Gen. And
rade himself is an old friend and ally
of President Crespo, and will enjoy the
active support of that statesman in all
his official acts.
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FAVORS ARBITRATION.
Newly Elected President of yene-
zueIa Wants Peace.

The election of Gen. Ignacio Andrade
as president of Venezuela is regarded as
signal victory for the proposed arbi-
tration between Venezuela and Great
Britain. Gen. Andrade has always been
an earnest advocate of that means for
settling the long standing disputes. His
election was considered for a time in
doubt owing to the violent opposition of
political schemers in the Venezuelan
congress to the treaty recently ratified
largely through his efforts. If he had