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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-24
QUESTION DBL III

La question de subsistencias Sc va
agravando cada veg mas. cOnforme
transcurren los dfas.
va no son voces aisladas, sino un
clamor general que resuena en- todos
los ambitos de la isla, con desconsola-
dores gritos de augusta.
Pan, trabaio Trabajo, pan !
Esas son las exclam aciones que Sc escu-
chan.
Pero es en- el campo donde Sc obser-
van, principalmente, los efectos de Ia
abb umadora situacion que afije al pals.
La sequfa, por un ado, la paraliza-
ci6n de los trabajos en- muchas tncas,
por -otro, y ell malestar general que su
fre ell comercio consecueRcia del pre-
sente estado de cosas, son las causas
principales de esta crisis, la mas honda
formidable entire todas las que hemOs
experimentado hasta hoy.
Nosotros, sinembargo, estamos muy
lejos de Greer que Sc ha llegado q IN
extreme desesperante, sin que por ESQ
sc nos oculte, pretendamos atenuar, la
grayedad de las circunstancias.
Recursos naturales tiene de sobra el
suelo para que hagamos frente a tan
rudo trance, 81 este Sc af1adiera la
buena disposition de las classes pudien-
tes faver de las clases menesterosas,
las angustias porqne pasamos-inevita-
bles hoy-podrfan hallar algnn alivio.
Ahora es cuando deben agitarse Y
extenderse, por ell espfritu de asocia-
ci6n los movies del mas elevado al
truismo, muchos capitales que perma-
rfaa on oI n RI i1c
areas, sin fruto ninguno para Ia pro
Vincia.
Como? No nos toca decir en- que
forma. Cumplenos hacer, simplemente,
una insinuacion. En- epocas de penu-
ria Ell sacriticlo es IN deber y 81 ell po-
bre, ell hambriento, ell menesteroso, ell
desvalido, no tienen NADIA que sacrifcar,
ciaro es que este ineludible deber cris-
tiano corresponds los que madam EN-
el orc y la abundancia.
Por otra parte, la escasez de frutos
no debe desalentarnos en- 10 mas mini
mo. va han principiado las lluvias, y
como nuestra terra es f6rtll en- grado
sumo, si sc realizan con empeno los
propositos enunciados por la Secretarfa
de Gobernacion en- su circular sobre
eultivos memories, la vuelta de escasos
meses tendrfames en- nuestros campos
provides elementos de subsistencia para
rechazal, con fruto, las acometidas del
hambre.
Pero no hay que dejar los pobres
eampesinos entregados sus iniciatiyas,
parte por la apatfa habitual, parte
por la absolute careneia de recursCs en-
que Sc encuentan para emprendercon to-
do trabajo, como no sea jornal
Toca los propietarios faciitar te-
rrenos para las siembras, los Ayun-
tamientos las semillas que Sc neeesitan,
y a todos en- general dar impulse los
cultiyos, de modo que en- breve espacio
de los mayores rendimientos posibles.
Ademas deben emprenderse trabajos
pnblicos para precayer las necesidades
del momento, dando trabajo pan a
los que carecen de ambas cosas, com
pensando asf las perturbaciones que
produce Ia suspension 8 paralizaci6n
de los trabajos agrfcolas.
Tambien serfa conveniente la insta-
lacion de cocinas economicas, que Sc
buscase la manera de contrarrestar, den
tro de 10 legal y de 10 justo, la insacia
Die sed de lucro de los agiotistas, que
suben de manera exhorbltante los pre-
clos de los artfculos mas necesarios la |
vida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-24
A PUERTO RICO
IL de Mayo de 1898

TERRA de luz y dolores
Entire las ondas r.acida;
Nergel indisno que anida
Vigor, juyentud y amores;
Jardfn poblado de flores
En- medic del mar profundo;
Al tin ell grito iracundo
Del huracan de La guerra,
Leyanta sobre tn TERRA
Las tempestades del mundo.
sirgen serena, inocente,
Cuyo sueflo placentero
Iurbara ell rugido fiero
Del yendabal inclemente:
Yergue impayida la frente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-24

con pujanza y valor,
Demuestrale al invasor
Que aquf, en- este suelo hispano,
En- cada pecho antillano,
Palpita un pecho espanol.
Que al fulgido y limpio ravo
De tn honor y de tn historic,
Sabras sostener la gloria
Que refieja ell sDos de Mayo,
Y que en- tn pecho e; desmavo
No puede, patria, caber
Cuando vas defender
De tn raza la bandera,
Cumpliendo, viril y fiera,
La plentiful del deber.
Que no importa que cl torrente
De ambicion, hoy desbordado.
Con fuerza y vigor armada,
Pretenda humillar tn frentc;
Porque impavida Y valientc
Marchas en- ros de la gloria;
Y, dando lustre d tn historic,
Habras de mirarte ufana.
Gentil luciendo manana,
RI laurel de la victoria.
Con ronca voZ ell CANON
Anuncia en- lcngua de fupgo,
Que ell invasor rudo Y ciego
Quiere hollar nuestro pendon,
LAMA al viento La canci6n
Belicosa del guerrero,
I con acento altanero
Jura hundirte en- el abismo,
Antes que Yer ell cinismo
Triunfante del extranirro.
Que antes la luz refulgentc
De eso sol que tie ilnmina,
Montones dc informe rnina
AlHmbrara trlstementc;
Ant"s su diqne potente,
Tornado por Dios lie arena,
La mar, de colera lena,
Salvara en- roncos bra,nidos,
Poblando ell aire gemidos
De lugnbre espanto Y pena.
Guerra. fatfdico nombre,
Nuncio Gle males y horrores,
Error entire los mayores
De los errores del hombre;
Por mas que d mi pecho asombre,
Nj me turba nj me aterra,
Y con furer que en- la TERRA
Jamas pudo haber mayor,
Exclamo ardiendo en- Juror:
iGuerra, pnes, venga la guerra
K. BENfTEz CAsTANo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-24

En- situaciones como In presente cada
cual debe poner algo de su parte para
aliviar la suerte dc los demas, no gra
varfa con inadmisibles reeargos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-24
AS0CItC|0N INTERNATIONAL
DE LA
Cruz Hoia

JUNTA DEPARTAMENTAI. DE PoNct
Recauddcj6n. -Escuela dr. doaa .y0sgJi =.
n0 B0s0af0 ne Ire.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-24
De oportun;dad
EUSEGIo BLAsCo.

Merecen los honores de la reproduce
clon, los siguientes parrafos del Hoy'al-
no de San Juan:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-29
A Real Grievance.

- Abo0b VGbOvOuOOs
The young man who had just come
into the business Office Of the newspaper
had taken his silk hat of to brush the
hair back from his brow.
II am o writer Of a distinctly mod.
ern school Of fiction" he said to the
urbane gentleman behind the counter.
"Our advertising rates aro"-
II don't intend to buy advertising. /
wish to see an editor"
"That can DO arranged. Of COURSE"
"And q compositor."
"Yes?"
"And a proofreader."
"Indeed!'
"And a representative Of each Of the
other departments"
"All ut once?"
II don't care whether they are all In
the same audience or whether I make
seven or eight separate and distinct ap-
pearances. But / desire to DO sure of
finding tho person who ia responsible
for an attempt to alludo to me az a
deoadent litterateur."
"Woll-isn't that what you are:"
perhaps. I will not discuss that.
But I think that I AM entitled to an op.
portunity to demonstrate with the Judi.
vidual who put that ~ in the word
'd%ecaydentr Washington Star.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-29
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Public land sale, u. 8. land..efice, Grand Forks, N,
D., March 80. ls98.-Notice Is hereby given that In
pursuance OF Instructions from the commissioner al
the geherAl land Office, under authority vested In hin.
by section Ass, United States revised statute, as
amended by the act Of congress approved February ~,
1885, we will proceed to offer at public sale on the llih
day Of May. next, atlOa u. at this Office, The following
tract Of land, tOwit: Fart half Of southwest quarter, sec.
tion 22, township lac, range G3. Any and all persons
vised to file their claims In this Office on or beforuthr
day above designated for the commencement Iof said
sale, otherwise their rights will ba forfeited. Jas. V.
Brooke, Register, Chas. NJ. English, Receiver.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-29
His Own Spoon.


! heard a capital story of Charles
Mathews, writes Mr.. Joseph Hatton,
from an old actor ut the Lotus club In
New York. He was invited, with bis
manager and two others, to dine with q
citizen who carried on the business of
pawnbroking and though we'll of kept
but n assistant.
Mathews was we'll known among bis
friends and admirers for his remarkable
powers Of rapid imitation aud charac-
t%erization, off the stage az we'll as on,
but probably he never gave a moro re.
markable illustration of those powers
than on this occasion.
The host being called out Of the din.
ing room at the back of the shop, Ma
thews altered his hair, turned up his
collar and put on another mans bat.
Then, making q suitable change of
o%ountenance, he took u large silver gravy
spoon from the table. ran into the street,
and, entering one of the little boxes
which universally shield one customer
from another at pawnbrokers' counters,
pledged to his unsuspecting host his own
piece of plate and returned to his place
at table IS the pawnbroker re.entered
the rOOm.-Youth's COmpapiop,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-29


Buck fever is q hunters disease the
symptoms of which are pretty we'll
known, but they have seldom been more
feelingly described than by a Mar.
quette citizen. whose first experience
in deer shooting is related in The Min.
ing Journal.
After spe'sling q few hours tramping
through the woods. feeling tired. he eat
down on a log to rest. Like most hunt.
ers. he had taken his pipe and tobacco
along. Filling tho pipe. he smoked for
a time without interruption, when,
happening to turn his head a little to
one side, lie saw a large buck coming
straight toward him. As luck would
have it, he had sat down to smoke near
q deer trail.
The deer came nearer and nearer, un.
til he was nearly opposite tho place
where the hunter sat concealed. While
the hunter was watching the approach
Of the deer he forgot this. he had a gun
and that the deer was ~ meat" He
began to tremble and ST., in every
limb and joint and it was difficult for
him to restrain q yell Of fright.
He watched and trembled until the
deer passed his hiding place and went
into the thioket beyond. Then, feeling
for his pipe, he discovered that 1t lay on
the ground near his feet. BY the time
no had picked it up the deer was out Of
range, and then he discovered that In
his excitement he had bitten the mouth.
pieco Of his pipe In two.
He was greatly relieved to see the
deer move on, rs it seemed to him that
he was the game and the deer was the
hnnfer
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-29
A LIGHTNING STROKE
The Many Things 1t Did Besides Curing
Dads Rheumatism.

Tho Many Things 1t Did Besides Curing
Dads Rheumatism.
IA few years ago Dad Wright Of Sal.
visa, this state, had very remarkable
experience with lightning" said IL gen.
tleman from Garrard county, whose
stock of good and truo sories is always
large. Ellis escape from instant death
at tho time was miraculous. While
Fastening OH foot through IN open field
toward his home during q terrific thun-
derstorm he was struck squarely on tho
head by OIL electric bolt. 1t stripped the
hair from ono side of his brainpan, tore
the clothing from his body and made u
crooked black stripe an inch wide down
his loft side from head to foot. When
struck, no bounced several feet in the
air and fell back upon tho ground as il
dead. The shaft entered the earth,
throwing up a shower of mud.
Sat the time Wright carried in his
hip pocket u loaded revolver. Every
chamber Of the weapon was discharged,
tho woodwork was burned, and the
metal partially fused by the heat. His
left shoe was ripped from his foot. Tho
unfortunate nan lay senseless and
naked for several hours in tho drench-
ing rain, but, incredible as it may Seem,
finally regained partial consciousness
and began to stagger uncertainty about
over the field. He was in this pitiable
condition when discovered.
"He was soon recognized, taken in
charge and conducted to his home,
where he was clothed and given proper
attention.
"As q result Of tho stroke his teeth
aud toe nails were loosened, his scalp al.
most denuded Of hair, and his hearing
permanently impaired. On tho other
hand, he reaped an unexpected and do
cided benefit. For years prior to the oc-
currence here outlined no had been O
great sufferer from muscular rheuma-
tism, but never afterward felt q twinge
Of pain frem that disease, being COM
pletely cured Of it by the terrible shock.
"The dark, zigzag streak along the
left side Of his body, indicating tho
Scared path Of the electric current,
could never 10 altogether removed, al.
though various methods were tried for
this purpose. In q very short time
Wright was up and around and as cheer
full as q bird. From that time forth he
was famous in that section az the hu.
man lightning rod. "-Louisville Post.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-29
THE OREGON.
Paper Thirty Years Ago.

ekSs AAbS AO~sD eDO
In looking back at what was written
in regard to paper making not more
than 80 years ago q popular authority,
treating Of the discovery Of paper max
ing from esparto, tho source being
Spain, cited Spain as an unstable coun-
try. The great business of paper max
ing might be quite undone or made
helpless if it were to depend OF Spain
for esparto. Next bamboo as a crude
material was discussed and found i'm
practicable. Its bulk and tho cost Of
carriage would render bamboo for pa
per stock impossible. Bagasse, the
ibrous residue of the sugar cane, was
deemed only Of relative value. for it
gave only 40 per cent Of fiber.
The writer, treating Of cotton or linen
rags, said that these could be no longer
depended upon, and next considered the
proposed utilization Of wood. He DEEM
ed this out Of the question. "Wood,"
he said, contains but q small amount
Of fiber and has little felting power"
Then the writer Of the article told how
several mills in England and Scotland
which had tried to make paper from
such wood pulp had abandoned its man
ufacture. 1t IA too expensive, costing
G24 to E25 the ton. and so the conclu.
sion arrived at was that wood pulp is
never likely to be used to any consider
able extent.
So much for prophecy!-New York
Times.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-29
LAW OF SELF


1he Ensliah Theory Of Where Protection
Ends y Revenge Begins.
The right Of self defense is by some
old writer's declared to bo inherent in
all men by the law Of nature. Now.
these natural rights" are all very
we'll, but they arc not recognized by
the law Of Great Britain. 1t is the law
that o man may defend himself, his
wife, child or servant from physical ag.
gression. He may also repcl by force q
forcible attack upon his property. When
you, or your wife, child, or servant il
attacked, or threatened with violence
In such q manner Us reasonably to lead
You to believe that violence ia about to
bs used, you may resist tho aggressur.
And as the best mode Of resistance is
very often to attack, you may lawfully
follow the advice given by an old prizc.
fighter to q pupil. O., yet in the
FIRST whack."
But self defense must be moderate.
It must not be totally disproportioned
to the attack. For instance, if q hulk.
ing ruffian runs ut me with o knife, I
may shoot him. But il he runs at me
merely with his fists clinched. and l
shoot him dead with % revolver, l shall
probably be hanged by the neck. Not
that tho law expects u man to DO calm
and cool and collected in all circum-
stances. BY no means. For instance, il
the said burly rufian PUSHES at me with
clinched fists. evidently meaning mig
chief, and I hit him with a heavy stick
on the back of the ear, I may kill him.
But l shall not be hanged for that. I
had a right to use tho stick. and in the
circumstances l am not to be supposed
to be cool enough to aim for q spot not
likely to be fatal. Again, self defense
must not develop into revenge. Thus.
II I am threatened with q knife, and by
the timely display Of u pistol / brighten
my assailant 80 that he runs away, I
must not shoot after him. II l do, I am
just as liable as though ho had never
threatened me, because ! shoot at him
not III self defense, but by way Of pun.
ishmunt or revenge.-Family Lawyer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-29
MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that that certain mortgage
executed and delivered by Jerry Ford and Ellen Gadi
dan, mortgagors, to Bridget Slaloncs. mortgage,
dated the 9Th day Of June, ls96, and filed for record
In the Office Of the register Of deeds OF the county Of
Ramsey, and state Of North Dakota, ON the 4th day
Of June, lS9G, and recorded in ssbovk No. s Of mort
CAGES, NJ page 23l, viii te foree3esed ty . sale Of the
premises in such mortgage and hereinafter described,
ut the front door Gf the court honse, in the city oil
Devils Lake, in the county OF Ramsey, ard state OF
North Dakota, at the honr Of two O'Clock p. m, on
the It'll day OF Msy, 1898. to satisfy the amount due
upon sucli mortgage on the day Of sale.
The premises drscrihed In such mortgage, and
which will I've sold to SATISFY the same, are described
u follows: BEGINNING at N point on the cart line. OF
lot one ~, in block twruty-threc (Z3), ninety ionr
(Y4) feet south Of the northeast corner Of aid lot one
~, thence ranning west across lots one ~ and two
(.l, in sAid block ~ the west line Of said lot two j2)
thence south along the said west line of said lot tive
Il, twenty-three (23) feet, thence east across said lots
two (2) and one a. to the east line Of said lot one u),
thence nortl, along said east line Of said lot one III Il
the Point VI beginning, said tract embracing the
sbove described space twenty-three (21) feet wide BY
hny (JO) feet deep. extending across lots one ~ and
two q, Of said block twenty three t2D in the city Of
Devils Lake, in said county and State.
There Will be due on such mortgage at the day oil
sale the sum Of thirteen hundred eighty -four and
78-lOO dollars, together with statutory attorney fee.
and costs Of sale.
Dated March 18th, 1898.
BRIDGET MALONEY, Mortgage.
Cowan i McCiory. Attorneys for Mortgage. IT
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-29
origin Of a Well Preserved Joke.

Nasica, having called ut the house OF
the poet Ennius. and tho maidservant
having told him, on his inquiring at the
door, that Ennius al not at homo, saw
that she had said SO by her masters or.
der and that no was really within. and
when u few days afterward Ennius call.
cd at Nasica's house and inquired for
him at tho gate Nasica cried ont that
he was not at home. "Whatl'' says En-.
MUS. "Do | not know your voice?"
you are an impudent fellow" rejoin-
cd Nasioa. "When l inquired for you. I
believed your servant when she told
me that you were not at home, and will
not you believe me when l tell you thas
l am not ut home?'-Cicero's DE Ora
t0re.n
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-29
c. a. HALE,
STATE AGENT,
ran Forks, N. u.
MORTGAGE SALE.


Notice Is hereby given, that u certain mortgage,
executed and delivered by Frank Rutten and Mary
Rntten, his wife, mortgagors, to the Vermont Loan
and Trust company, martgaGee. dated the 10th day Of
December, 1887, and filed for record In the Office Of
the register OF deeds Of tho county Of Ram.
sey, and territory of Dakota, now state Of
North Dakota, on the 18th day OF December,
1857, and recorded in book 4 Of Mortgages, at page
2s54 will he toreclosel by a sslc Of the premises IN
such mortgage and hereinafter described. at the front
door Of tho court house, in the county Of Ramsey,
and state of North Dakota, at the hour oil 2 O'Clock p.
m. on tho 18th day Of June, A. d. 1893, to satisfy
the amount due upon such mortgage on the dav Of
sale. Tho premises described in such mortgage aud
which will he sold I" satisfy the same are described
as follows, Wig:
Lots numbered three and four, g and AZ and the
s,nth half Of the northwest quarter (s1s nwH), OF sec,
ton five G), In township ono hundred tnt, sour (l5il
north, of range s~ixty-two lG.) west, coniaiuing enc
hundred sixty and 62.lG acres, according to III.
United States government survey. c.
There will be due on such mortgage at tho date OF
salo tho sum Of six hundred sevcnty-une and 4O.lOU
dollars.
VERMONT LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
,u Mortgagco.
r. W. Wilder, Attorney. lib
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-29
ihe Force Of Imagination.

II had read, as illustrations Of the
force Of the imagination" said Mr..
Billtops, ''the stories about people get
ting fresh air by opening o window that
really opened into an adjoining room.
and about their getting up and break.
ing a window that they discovered in
the morning was the window Of q book
case and all that sort Of thing. 1 felt
q terrible draft the other day in a
street car, and glancing over my shout
der I saw that o window at my back
was open. I didn't want to shut it my
self. I didn't want to take the trouble
to ask the conductor to shut 1t. l Just
simply shifted over to the other side Of
the car, and from there ! saw that the
window that l had thought was open
was in reality closed. But I was not
ohagrined by the discovery. On the con-
trary, l was amused enough owe it to
smile, and that relieved the tension and
dissipated the draft. New York Sun.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-29
Going to Chicago and East.

The experienced traveller selects
The Northwestern Line.
Not because it is the shortest line between
The Twin Cities and Chicago
But because it is the Best Line both as tc
track and equipment.
Also because it is always in advance in
furnishing all the comforts of,travel;
Such as DINING CARS.
FREE CHAIR CARS.
fARLOR CARS.
COMPARTMENT CARS.
BUFFET LIBRARY CARS,
Is SECTION SLEEPERs,
CARPETED COACHES and
COMP tTE VES1lBULED TRAINS
Gas lighted and steam heated.
Well posted travellers also know that
The Bes: service in the World is offered G.
The North. Western Limited I ON
Minneapolis and st Paul to Chicago.
For tickets and informal o., ask ,o,;
a.,1n' agent or call on agents at
b., Robert Street Cor. 9th st. Pau.
AK N'colict Avenue. M'nt e:rol:s.
Of Address I. W. IesSda'e.
Cent Passenger Agent. st i'am
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-29
+. ". Wilder, Attorney.

us. Land Office, Grand Forks, n. d, March q 1898
Compliant having been entered At this office by
Herman klick, against William II. Moody, for Ali.
ure 10 comply with law as to timher.culturo cntry No.
G829, dated April 9th, 1885,, upon the ~ noA and lots
! and 9, section /, township Is; north range 62 west,
in Ramsey county, North Dakota, with a view to tho
cancellation Of said entry, contestant alleging that the
said William IL. Moody has wholly abandoned tho
said tract, aud has failed from the time OF his said on,
try I, the dato Of contest to rlact or cause to be
Auts or cuttings. There has been nothing done on
the land In any manner, for the Inst seven ycars, aud
the whole tract is wild, uncultivatcd land ut tho
present time. Tho said PARTIES arc hereby summoned
. O'Clock u. NJ, to respond and turnisl, testimony
concerning said alleged failure. Testimony will be
taken before u. q. buell., county judge for Ramsey
county, North Dakota, at his Office in Devils lnke, N.
D., on the 9Th day Of juno, 1898, ut . O'clock p. M.
40 JAS V. BROOKE, Register.