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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-16

A woman always credits another
woman with having excellent tudgment
when they both dislike tho same person.
Chicago News.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-16
Slang Puzzled Him.

! Edouard Remenyi. the great violinist,
used to my that some Of the hardest
studying be ever did in his life began
after an experience he had in Detroit.
ION my first tour Of this county,"
he delighted in telling, II worked nm.
oeasingly to acquire q knowledge Of the
language and got on fairly we'll. But
the slang that I found 30 prevalent baf.
lied me more than anything elss. I
gave a performance In Detroit one night
and met with q reception that warmed
my heart toward her people. Amoog
other things. this appeared in ons. q
the papers next morning: Here IN.
ugly. little, bowlegged chap who's
clothes hung loosely about his ungainly
person, waddled to the footlights. But,
sakes alive, how he did play the Addler
"Now, l couldn't make out what
that 'sakes alive meant, 70 1 timidly
approached q gentlemanly citizen, told
him Of my inability to grasp the mean
ing Of the slang, and asked him II til
expression was intended to be cO1spli-.
mentary.
HE kindly read it and replied.
We'll, ! should snicker.'
II was more bewildered than Y
and from that time on made the study
Of slang n Of my chief occupations"
Detroit Free Press.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-16

People who think tney are misunder-
stood often are. really understood too
well.-Chicago Record.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-16

timer. and it will tell the lapse Of time
between the firing of q revolver and the
starting Of runner, OF determine how
long it takes a boxer to deliver a blow.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-16

vii cure perfectly and poImAn0nsly.
e 10 guaranteed purely Vegetable, and
contains no potash, mercury, OF othsr
mineral. Books mailed tree By Swift
Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-16
APscoIiss Papsr.

The Ostrich, an English paper thas
aims 70 say nothing disagreeabls u
speaking Of q building that burns down
in which out Of 400 persons 81 perish.
does not mention them. but ays. MOT
less than l23 were saved" Vesy I'D
news 10 printed In the smallest type. %
the experienced reader IL warned No
unpleasant details are given. After .
mere statement the paragraph ends
with Continuation ON page IL"
There 10 no thirteenth page.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-16

sver, my guardian, Who Was 8 ehe1isk, aaa.
91sd. the remedy. and pronounced y FREE q
PetaeA OF nsrenry. I M 9 nnen hesess estsr
0Ay, Cn6ln two monthSl VA0 0QFedeo0p1eeoly.
IS4 eur Was permanent. tor I hayo 1eYtSeeA6e
I'd = touch q Rhas1aas7 49, nsay
SlDAn00 II. 31b30&x,
srl Powslton Avenue, fhiledslpAla.
Don't suffer longer With Rheumatism.
Throw aside your oils and lniments, -
they can not reach your trouble. Don't
experiment with dootoes-thoir potash
and mercury will odd 20 your dlsabil.
lty and completely destroy your diSss-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-16

several pso0lnsaFs Dyu
clans aud took their treat
n0s faithfully, bat vas
unable to get The sligAt-
sst relief. In fact, nyoon.
diuon seemed 70 grow
WORE, The dissass spssaA
over ny body.saA
from November 70 March
I suffered agony. ! txisd
many patent nsdlelnss,
Upon t.s A9yies q .
friend I desddea 70 ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-16
Lovo q 5E Nays.

Eyes" said Adam to Eve ~ tho twi.
light drew about the aged couple, sof.
teping their lineaments to o semblance
Of youth, chow well I remember tie
day We meti You wore . difadsat
ar''-
That ~aa all..-Indianaoolis jourual.
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"Tho Strategists."

George Mobiles company which..::ap.
peared last evening at Masonic Temple
hall delig hted the big audience for two
and half hours. From the orchestra,
every member of which was worthy of
special mention, to the magniscope pict-
ures, the entertainment was heartily en-
joyed. Some clever specially singing
rendered especially entertaining an un.
usually attractive comedy. The audi.
ence was kept constantly laughing, for
every act was but part OF a Iaughable
whole. Last night there was but scan,
standing room left so great was the
crowd that greeted the companys first
appearance. The troop will be in Boul.
der for the balance of the week, and if i,
continues to produce such pieces as il
did last night. it will be greeted With jus,
such crowded houses every night.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
WILL LEVEL THE SEABOAROS
In the Event of War Spain Says She
"Won't Do Ting to U.s."

In the Event of war Spain Says She
"Won't Do Ting to U.s.
Washington, Feb. Sin official circles
it is denied, but unofficial circles declare
their convictions that trouble with Spain
is imminent. Among the friends Of
Cuba there is demand for Intervention.
The fulflment Of this desire would re-
suit in active hostilities. The last cause
for demanding delay was to give time
to test autonomy. That autonomy is a
failure is patent to all who have watched
its progress. Its failure is so palpable
that the officials admit that the United
States must intervene. All the signs of
war are in evidence as nothing short of
war would satisfy the Spanish in case Of
Intervention by this government.
According to the Spanish newspapers
this country is entirely helpless. The
Spanish fleet would level our seaboards
and to immediately occupy Washington
would be an easy matter.
To observers it is regarded as ominous
that the fleets of the two countries are
continuing their maneuvers and is is be-
lieved they are merely playing for a
position,
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
HOlstein's New Block.

Harry Holstein states that on April 1
be will begin the construction of his new
building on the site now occupied by
Pettengill's and Moore's places of busi-
ness. The building will be two story
brick 3oxI2o and of the most modern
construction possible. Hot water will
furnish the heat. A plate glass front of
late design will admit the light and give
opportunity for display of Harry's
nobby clothing. The structure will be a
sumner and Boulder's main street will
be apprec,ably adorned by its addition
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
BUENA SOLD.

The Woody Gold Mining Company Secures
This Reliable Jimtown Property.
The Buena mine at Jimtown has been
purchased by the Woody Gold Mining
co mpany from William Brown and Joe
Bergheim. This company has already
made two large payments on the pur-
chase price and has been given posses
sion of the property. The Buena is a
we'll know and reliable property of the
district near Jimtown and it is matter
for congratulation that it has fallen into
the hands of gentlemen of means ample
enough to work it to Its full capacity.
The consideration is understood to be
$4,000. The mine, which has not been
actively worked tor some time, it is said,
will be opened up at once.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
Narrow Escape from Death.

Reading, Pa, Feb. Sat 3 a. m. the
Mt. Carmel hotel, four story frame
structure, was burned down. The guests
were cut off by burning stairway and
they had many thrilling experiences in
escaping by ropes and ladders. Many
were compelled to jump from the win
dows. The fire originated in the bath
room and is supposed to have been of in
cendiary origin. There were large
number of people injured. The loss
was $4,000. The hotel was the last one
left in town, the others having burnt
down.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
MAY BUILD TO ELDORA.
That New Territory Attracts the Attention
n of Col. 8. b. Dick.

That New Territory Attracts the Attention
n of Col. 8. b. Dick.
i Col. S. B. Dick, ]. T. Blair, E. c.
Thompson, John Dick and other promi-
nent officials of the Colorado & North
western rode up the canon to the end of
the track this afternoon and inspected
the new railroad line. They were well
pleased withIthe:progress being made on
the road.
Col. Dick, in speaking to a Camera
reporter in reference to the extension of
the line beyond the original plan, said
that as yet the plan was only in embryo.
He sid that he was going to return to
Boulder again on Thursday and would
remain for three days, visiting all of the
amps in the Grand Island district, in
cludlng Caribou, Eldora and Nederland.
The Eldora extension is possible" he
said, "but not certain at the present time.
On Friday the plans will be decided upon
and we will know whether we want to
build to the new gold camp
Col Dick and party also visited the
mill at Culbertson, and returned to Der.
yer on the afternoon train.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
IMPORTANT LUMBER DEAL.

Woollett- Brown Lumber Company Pur-
NJ chases 500 900 Feet of Timber.
IA large lumber deal, second only to
The one on the Rogers tract some
months ago, has been closed by the
Woollett- Brown lumber company with
Charles A. Walker of Gregory canyon.
The deal is for half million feet of
timber, situated at the head of Gregory
canyon. The consideration is not named.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
Excursion to Wall Street.

The Colorado & Northwestern has ex-
tended the use of train 10 c. w. Caryl,
for the transportation of a party to Wall
Street next Saturday. Mr.. Caryl has in
vlted Governor Adams and number OF
other prominent state officials and news.
paper men OF the state to join the party
on an inspection tour of this promising
little mining camp.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
Tenement Fire in Albany.

Albany. N. Y, Feb. Sat 1890 last
night sixteen inmates of a four story
tenement house here narrowly escaped
death by burning. As it was fifteen
were badly burned and one may die.
The alarm was not given until the fire
had made great headway and the in
mates had to grope their way out THOUGH
the smoke.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
A DEATH TRAP.
A Railroad CeossinG ae Salina That Need
Immediate Attention..

A Railroad Ceosstng ae Salina That Nseds
Immediate Attention.
There IS very dangerous place on the
wagon road jus. below Salina where the
road crosses the railroad. When train
is going up and team coming down
neither engine driver or teamster has
any possible show Of seeing each other
until they collide.
With a fierce wind blowing from the
west against the rocks and pine trees II
wosld be impossible - see or hear the
train untl an accident occurred. II
would be we'll for the county commits
sioaers to see to it that the travelling
public Is not jeopardized By this dea5h
Gap. G. KlRksRIDE.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
They Weren.t sho cked /.

Anna Held invited the Pittsburg re.
porters in to witness her milk bath.
They found her immersed to her neck in
the lacteal fluid. but il was not 80 highly
vatered by the mAkman as to cause the
bushes 10 take possession of the faces
of the young men.-Washington Star.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
PARLIAMENT OPENS.

Queen Vic Uses Much Good Paper to Say
Nothing.
London, Feb. 8-Parliament opened
today with many questions of import
ance. The prevailing tone was peace,
progress and satisfaction. The speech
of Queen Victoria was especially notable
for its omissions. though it was very
volumnious and was not greatly unlike
those of other years.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
EFFECTIVE MAY |.

IN Delivery for Boulder.
A despatch from Washington today
states the postoffice department has or
dered the establishment of the free de-
livery service at Boulder on May 1. with
three regular carriers and one substitute.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
HE STOLE THOUSANDS.

But Was Apprehended on His Way to the
Klondyke Fields.
Chicago, Feb. 8-Edward Hodgman,
the alleged absconding treasurer of the
Building Trades council, has been
caught on his way to the Klondyke. His
haul was S25,o 900.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
Two Men Killed.

Galena, Ind, Feb. 8-Two men were
killed by the caving-ln of mining shaft
at Buncombe today.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
re Cur. : cea1a !. o..

70 Care Osaa In Oss Day
Take Laxative Drcmo Quinine Tablets
Al druggists refund the money If II fails
= cure. q cents.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
China Wont Borrow.

St. Petersburg, Feb. Sit is stated that
China has abandoned the idea of obtain
ing loan in London or anywhere else.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
Alert Lands Troops.

Washington. Feb. 8-The cruiser Alert
today landed troops at Nicaragua to pro.
tect American Interests.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08
TODAY 5 NEWS.
PRoDDlNG SPAIN.

Senators Cannon and Mason 1ntrOduce
Resolutions the Senate.
Washington, Feb. 8-Senator Mason
introduced resolution today asking that
Spain be notified that unless the Cuban,
war is ended by March 4tb, the United
States will interfere. Senator Cannon;
followed with a resolution to interfere 1t
once. Both were referred, to be dis
cussed tomorrow.
Daily camera., 1898-02-08

Land Office Appointment.
Washington, Feb. 8-John B. Gordon
was today appointed as register of land
at Pueblo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-12
LA DEMOCRACIA"
POR TELEGRAPH

OEUauO IL
Aver, gran meeting politico y manifesto
ci6n de obreros liberales de Jayuya.
A les ocho de ls maflana salio ell Ocmite
acompaf1ado de unos cincuepta giDetes
Entrada Jayuya a las once de 10 rnafisDa
EsperabanIe orquesta Y gran n1mero de
veoinos recorriendo Ia pObiaci6n, aafidose
ipn6merables vivas Espana, SS. NM, Sa-
pasta, Moret, Auf1oz Rivera, AutonOmfa.
AL llegar yiajeros y acompananteE Ia
casa de don Julio Grau, pronunc1e su pri
mer discurso el Lcdo. Casalduc Goicoe:hea,
saludando Jayuya y d&ndole ell parabien
p,,r acanzarle prlmieias del nuevo regimen
y sefIalando horas manifestation.
Meeting nutridos aplausos.
A las dos de la tarde salio una lnanIfes
taci6n para ell lugar la Cantera, sienfo de
aspec to imponente.
Mas de mil personas cen 1nnurnerables
banderas cuatro hermoslsimos estandartes
a los acordes de Ia mtsioa y en- medic de
aclsmaciones patti ioticas en- su paseo triun-
fal Dor Jsynya, dieron o eonocer que en-
10 mas recondito de Borirquen pa'pita el
ideal autonomista.
Llegada la manifestation frente Grau.
Alcalde pedxneo, professor Justo Kenauo
pronuucio un correcto bien acabao0 dis-
curso. presentando autoridades c.ase obre-
ra.
Oontest6le el Aicalds en- brillantfsima inn
urcvisaci6n, envolviendo en- carinos0 saludo
4 Muf5oz Rivera.
Ambos fusron muy aplaudidos.
Terminals la manifestation inici0se un
meeting con elocuente arepga, escrita por
Adolfo Padr6n, siguiendole Dioscorides 90.
rres ,en un discurso plet6rico de imagenes.
Lectura preciosa poesia alusi va nina Er
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-12
EI Conde de Monte-Cflsto

Cuando Franz volvi6 la playa, ell yacht no pare
cia mas que como puntc blanco ell horixonte;
recurri6 anteojo, pero ell instrumento era
impossible distingur nada. Cayetauo le record6 que
habfs venido oabrss 10 que ovidara complsta-
mente.
Tom6 su fusil p1so a recorrer la isa CON todo
e are de un hombre que cumpe CON un deber mas
bien que placer al csbo de cuarto do hora
habia matado cabra dos sabritllos. Psro estas
asemejaban mucho q unestras cabras dom6sticas,
Franz no le parecfa
Ademas de ideas, desde la vfspera estabs
sendo Ell heroe de cuento de Las Mil nochess
y casi insensibemente dirigfa hacia la gruta.
Entonces, pesar de 10 inutidad de su primera
pesquisa, volv6 empezar otra, despu6s de haber di
cho Cayetano que hicese de los dos cabrit
Hos.
Esta segunda dur6 bastante; pues cusndo volvi6,
ell csbritlo estaba asado el almuerzo dspuesto.
Franz ssnt6 e mismo 1agar donds ID vfspsra ha-
ped msteroso, divis6, gaviota que
niece sobre ana ola, el yacht qae segufa avanzando
hacia Ia C6rsega.
-Pero, dio Cayetano, me h.bes anunciado quo
el. seilor Smbad hacfa vea para Malaga par.
que dirigs hacia Porto Veoehio.
-tNo os aoordais repiic6 ell pstr6u de que os ha
dcho que las personas de tripuaci6n halls
ban accidentamepte dos bandidos corsosf AZ
-lEs verdad dejaros en- la costs, exclaH6
Franz.
- Justamentel IAht es IN individun, exclsm6 Ca
yetano que Dios al diablo, segdn dicea VI.
que andaTia circuenta lsgus para hscsr servico
pobre bombre.
-SPero eGe genero de servoio podrfs malqaitarles
las sutordades del pat. doude g9nero de
fAntropiar exclam6 Franz.
-IAhl diJo Caystano rlendO 1 que ls importAn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-12

melinda Correa. Licenciado Legrand ha
bio con arrebatadora elocuencia, siendo to.
dos muy aplaudidos.
L lCerro acto Felipe Casalduc G3icoechea
en- razonado patri6tico discurso, predo
mlnando Dota educativs masas popularss
so6re aerechos sufragio, siendo aclamado
por Ia multitud
al terminar su brillante oraci6n, nina de
coatro afios, Mariana. hija Unconditional
salvador Ledesma, ofreci6le hermosisimo
bouquet de flnres con siguiente alocpci6r:
En- nombre de mi padre, conservador, lie
regalo este ramillete. Viva la Autonomial'
Oasalduc emocionado por tan distingui.
cfsimo primer premio en- so campana polf
tico liberal, dedic6le sentidas frases al ad.
versario
Por Ia noche esposos Padr6n obsequia-
ron huespedes biea organizada taranita.
OoRREsPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-12

Armstrong, ha comprado don Jose Gallsri
Ia psrte que este correspondia del teatrc
" La Perla
Con dicho motive, ha sido ncmbrado sd.
ministrsdor del mismo nuestro tsmbi6n
amigo muy eetimado amigo don Herminio
Armtrong. Sabemos que las sillas de loe
pslcos seran renovadas por otras nuevas y
hamantes.
Perfectamente: ahora falta que Ne haga
otro tanto CON las butacas del patio. que nc
solo est&n en- nm estado ruinoSo, sino Que
tambieu indecentes.
Esperamos que tsnto el nuevcl conduef1o,
como el antique, sefior Parrs, el sefior ad-
ministrador, personals todss de ideas pro-
gresistas, atenderAn Ia justa observation que
hacemos, hacienda traer butacas de hierro
al estilo de las de los teatros de La Capital y
Arecibo.
Oonque, al avfo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-12
E'iblioteca de eLa Democracia,

Franz sac6 anteojo, 10 gradu6 vista 10
1aba. En- la popa del buque estabs pie ell miste-
rioao extranjero, vueto haoia 81 como 81 con
tecjo la mano. Llevaba ell mismo trajs que
habia presentado la vfspera oonvidado agi-
taba pafuelo sefial de despedida Franz le de-
volv6 salndo sacando gu pahuelo agi-
tandolo hu6sped agitaba el suyo al cabo
de segundo, ligera nube de humo dibuj6
la popa del buqne, subi6 lentamente hacia ell cieo;
despues una ligera detonaci6n lego hasta Franz.
-SOfs? dijo Csyetano, despide de vos.
Ell joven tom6 carsbina la desoarg6 al are, pc.
esperanza de que Ell ruido pudiese Ia
dstanca que separabs ell yacht de la costa.
-sTisne algo que mandar excelencaa djo
-Eu primer ugar, que encendsis una artor-
-lAh! II, prendo, replic6 ell patron, para bus
car la entrada de palscio encantado. Si ESQ os
divierte exoelencis, mucho gusto voy encen-
deros la antorcha. Pero 20 tanbi6n he tenido
idea hecho vsrias tentatvas al fin he renunciado
a mi intento. Juan ahadi6, enoiende antorcha y
entrsgala exceencis. Aquel obedec6. Franz tom6
Ia antorcha entr6 el subterr&neo seguido de Ca
yetano.
Rsconoci6 ell lugsr donde se habfa despertado por
la CANA de hierba; di6 vueta antorcha por
la superfcie exterior de Ia gruta, pero nada vic
ligerss -eiaes de humo, 10 cual probaha
antes qne ell habfan intentado inttlmente la misma
Investigation.
Sin embargo, no dej6 por examiner Ia rom
dija de aquella muralla de granito Por todas intro
dujo la hoja de cuchillo En- cuaqnier punto a.
snte quo vefa, spoyaba Ia esperanza de que
deria pero todo fue indtA, perdi6 sin nagdn result
ells :.
Cayotano triunf6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-12
Guerra, general Correa, diinitir6 su cargo.

Guerra, general Correa, diinitir6 su cargo.
PREsENTAOIONEs
I'm cable ofieial de Manila da cusnta de
haberss presentado Las autoridades Ell ca
becilla Rizal y dos mas. Contindan las
presentaciones.
INTERVIEW
FL sezor Silvela ha celebrado uua 'sinter-
view" con nm redactor dc "La Opinion"
Be ha expresado con gran serenldad de
espiritu y correction. Concede una tregua
al Gobierno para que este pueda deenrrollar
so plan auton6micc. Espaf1a-segnn 0l sefior
ilvsIa-resistira energicsmente todo inten-
to de intervention. En- case de upA lucha
nuestra naci6p, proba blemente, no estsr&
sola. 81 la guerra se prolonga, cree opor-
t2no reunir las Cortes para que Ell Goberno
cou Ell concnrso de todas las fuerzas guber-
uamentaies acordarse todo aquello que CON-
viuiera Ia pstria.
NONBRANIENTos
Ha sido non brado segundo jsfe do Estado
Meyor de la Habana, ell general Solano.
FL Marques de Estebap, Alcalde de 10 Ha-
bana ell se1or Galbis, G G,bernador del Ban
co de la misma ciudsd
90 AMOS
Fl general Blanco cumpli6 ell sabado 80
amos de 50 ingreso en- ell eJ6rcito.
DESTRUCTION
Un corresponsal vis1ero dice que en- P1nar
del Rio los rebeides acentdan su campaiia
de destruction, habiendo ya destrozado inl-
portantes vegas de tabsco.
THE HERALD"
Este peri6dico pnblica informes de en- CO
rresponsal en- el Oriente de Cuba. Dice que
los rebeldes de esta region estan arlnadoa,
pero carecen de ropes. Los pAcffcoH Guilt
van los campos proporcionandoles toda claas
de viandas.
OTRAS NOTIOIAS
Ell gobisrno de Washington ha ortienado
una information para depurar la RESPONSE
bilidad de las grandes deficiencies que se
nctsn en- los dlques americanos.
Ell sener Dupuy de LONE ha celebrado
una entrevista con Mr.. Dey. ri World"
dice que en- esta entrevista SO trat6 die cier-
tas negoci clones para que 10, rebeldes cu-
banos depongan lar armas.
La Oamara de concrete de New York
ha nombrado una comisi6n que alleGue re-
cursos para los reconoentrsdo de Cuba.
LAS Oamaras del Canada ha coucedido
Espaf1a las ventajas arancearias de naci6n
mas favorecida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-12

partido polftlco; solamentf
v soy volunsario, 10 que ten
hucha honrs; pero al YER los
Ees del psrtido liberal autono
a, CON cuyas tendeneiss essoy
hamente identi6cado. y del cuai es
fe en- ests isla 81 insigne PatIfcio
ON Luis Muhoz Rivera, no vaciio
zen afiliarme a 81 como simple SOL
dado.
Ruego O usted Sc sirva hacef pa
blica esta manifestation en- su iius-
trado diario, snticipandole Por clio
las grseias.
De usted sfectfsimo aten'o Y
b. 3. m.
Francisco Colon q Colon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-12
ESTAPRTA DB PONCE


Copiarnos de El Autonorafst0
% A nuestra redacci6n han llegsdo algunos
aiemDlnres de La DEMooRACIA fecha 2
de- Enero con faia diri1ida los hi1os del
trabaio. Muchos son los ejemplares que BE
le devuelven. -
No sabiamos que la vecina fuese tan ger O.
rosa.
La fechs de los ejemplares coincide con Ia
salida de puestros primeros ndmeros. Isera
esto casuaf F"
La intencion qae entrafia esa gacetilla
oueda destruida en- absolute con solo mani
festar que esss fsjas que tanto 1ntrIgan al
coleQs van dirigidas los HJos del tra6ojo,
sociedad formada por la digna lsboriosa
olase de artesanos de Lares, Ia cual sc le
envfa Ia DEMoCRACIA desde principles de
afro DOR iBdicsci6n de nuestro amigo don
Ramon Hoyos Delgado.
Lo que ocurre es que Ell encargado de des-
pachsr el correo en- vez de poner la circc-
ci6n Lares la ha puesto equivocadsmente
q Aguadilla, error que va BE ha subsansdo.
Por 10 dem&s hace NAL ei colega en- supo-
ner maIiciosa gratuitamente que tratamos
do perjudicsrle, cobibiendo su otrcnlacion,
cuapdo, precisameDte, IN empleado de estas
ofcinas 10 facilit6 una copta de Ia lista de
nuestros suscriptores en- varios puntos de la
isla, lista que utilIz6 dicha empresa para re-
partir sus primeros u1meros.
va We si somos generosos.