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USED ANOTHER'S NAME.
SwindIer Masquerndes ms Capt. GIL
lette of Seventy-frst New York.

Montreal, Quebec. Oct. 13.-This city has
been visited by a remarkably sharp
swindler. Who ne is, where he came
from or where he has gone is not known,
but during his four days stay he mas
queraded as Capt. Allen Gillette. of the
Seventytrst Regiment. New York. son
of DR.. Walter A. Gillette. of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company. No one has
worked successfully here since a man
who represented himself as Phil Ar
mour, Jr..'' of Chicago. got away with
$4,000 in cash and goods.
Gillette masqueraded as Santiago he
70. and gave the newspapers graphic ac-
counts of the great battle. His story of
how 1t feels to face bullets was thrilling.
Said he: My captain was shot dead in
front of me. and | went straight ahead.
as If nothing had happened The first
lieutenant was then killed. and |. being
then second lieutenant, took command of
the company. We did wonderful work.
and killed the Spaniards by the hun
dred."
Dr- Gillette Is well known here. and a
telegram was sent TO the Insurance COM
pany In New York for informa ton. Yet
terday afternoon message was received
from DR.. Gillette. saying that his sons
We're in New York. and had not been fin
montreal This was soon known all over
the city. and the merchants and banks
VINO had been feeced engaged detectives.
Chiei Carpenter put his best men to work.
but the young man had escaped
his adventures are many. A neWspaper
| man was induced to introduce him to
| many business men. On Thursday last
| the stranger wrote letter TO Dr. Gillette,
| ana started 1t Dear Dad" winding I'D
| with Your affectfonate son, Alien" This
| letter was posted to DIR. Gillette, and the
! newspaper man afterward looked I'D the
| New York directory, which showed that
the stranger knew the doctors address.
| He was familiar with all the New York
clubs one after the other he discussed
them. He had remarkable knowledge of
! the navies of all countries, and on Thurs
/ day night last. while at ball given in
| honor of the visiting warships. he laid
| down the law Of the seas in an impressive
manner
| Withal he was an expert thief. He got
money right and left, and haberdashe
| and jewelers. suffered. Everyone had con-
| fidence in the son of Dr. Gillette, for no
| one thought the man a fraud One of his
| hobbies was to give young men situations
! in his fathers company al a salary of
| $500 a year and then borrow anything
| from 80 to $50. In many cases young men
! gave up good places to join Capt. Gil
| lette."
Chief of Detectives Carpenter and his
| staff are working hard 10 find the young
man.
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CANNON AS TROPHIES.
Spanish Prizes TO BE Distributed
Among Fifteen American Cities.

Santiago, Oct. 13.-Thirty cannon, cap
tured at the different forts and in the
Spanish trenches, are now ready for ship
ment to the United States. The proposed
plan is TO give fifteen Of the principal cit
les OF the country two guns each as tro-
phies, to be placed in positions of honor
in the public parks
Major Gen. Henry w. Lawton, gov
ernor OF the military department of San
tiago, left yesterday for the United States
on board the transport Michigan. He is
accompanied by his aides. The battery
at FL Morro fired a salute of thirteen
guns as he left. Gen. Wood and many
other officers assembled at the wharf to
bid Gen. Lawton farewell and upward of
seven hundred Cubans raised lusty
cheer as the Michigan sailed away.
Gen. Wood purposes at an early date
TO visit the cities of Santiago province
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PLOT TO KIDNAP AN HErREss
Plans of Eight Italian Conspirntors
Frustrated

Rome. Oct. 13.-News has reached here
from Palermo of the arrest of bold
bandit named Antonio Ferrarra. who had
planned to kidnap in broad daylight Sig
nora Maria Cupani. the beautiful eight
een-year-old daughter of Baron Cupani,
a SiciIian millionaire
Seven men were implicated in the plot.
The girl was to be intercepted in her
daily promenade in the public park of
Palermo and forced into a landau. She
was to be kept imprisoned in the house of
Ferrarra until a ransom of half a million
dollars should be secured from the baron.
The plot was betrayed and detectives
stationed in and around the park They
succeeded in arresting only Ferrara, the
leader of the KIDNAPPING band.
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TO the greatest convenience. There VII
be bar in one of the large rooms on the
upper deck, where manufacturers of beer.
liqueurs, mineral waters, etc, will show
their merchandise. so that visitors may
taste before giving an order. An ice ma
chine on board will insure the freshness
of all products.
This expedition is to leave Trieste De-
cember next, and the journey Is to b. Of
six months duration. Each exhibitor
will pay according to the space that he
desires to occupy.
The company has received its permit
from the minister of commerce of Aus
tria and Hungary. and the Imperial gov
ernment has granted a subsidy of $1,000
fiorine $50. 800 to encourage the enter
prise
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How to Prevent Croup.

We have two children who are subject
TO attacks of Group. Whenever an attack
Is coming on my wife gives them Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and 1t always
prevents the attack 1t is a household
necessity in this county and no matter
what else we run out of, it would not do
to be without Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. More of it is sold here than of all
other cough medicines combined.-J. M
Nickle, OF Nickle Bros. merchants. Nick
leville, Pa For sale by Henry Evans
wholesale and retail druggist, s3S r Street
northwest, and Connecticut Avenue and
S Street northwest, and l42S Maryland
Avenue northeast.
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Two Killed ON the Rail.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, Oct. 13.-Stephen H.
Lyons, aged forty-two years, a freight
conductor on the Lehigh Valley Railroad
was instantly killed by his own train
at Coxton yesterday. He was standing
on the track watching another train when
his own train backed down on him, crush
ing him under the wheels.
Michael Moore, a well-known citizen,
was standing on the sideboard of an elec-
trio car yesterday when he was struck by
another car moving in the opposite direc-
tion and killed.
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CoWED BY A FOOT RULE.
FOotpads Thought 1t Was a ReyoIv-
er and Surrendered.


Riverton. n. J., Oct. 13.-Presence of
mind and 2-foot rule enabled Contract
or Louis F. Snowden to rebuff and cap
ture two highwaymen Tuesday night He
was held up on one of the principal
streets by the two men, who demanded
his money. Quick as flash the con-
tractor dived into his hip pocket, seized
his 2-foot carpenters rule and. leveling
it at the footpads. thundered the COM
mand:
Throw up your hands or I'll blow
your brains out"
This astounded the robbers. catching
the CLINT of the brass on the rule, and
thinking it was revolver, instantly
complied
Contractor Snowden marched his cap
tives 10 the borough jail. At the hearing
today they gave their names as George
Brown and John Denmaugh. They were
committed to jail.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Telephone COmpany-A dividend Of 81
per share will be payable on the 24TH
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1895. to the stock
holders of record at the close of business
on the 14TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1885. at
the office of the Treasurer of the COM
pany, 6l9 Fourteenth Street northwest.
Washington, D. c.
The transfer books will be closed from
the 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER to the
9TH OF OCTOBER inclusive
SAMUEL NJ. BRYAN President.
CHARLES @. BEEBE. Treasurer.
Washington. d. c., October 10, 1895.
Oc11 1311517, ,20.24
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A FLOATING EXHIBIT.
Austria VIII Send Shipioad OF
Samples to the Far East.

Samples to the Far East.
An interesting report has been received
bv the State Department from W. P. At
we'll American commercial agent at
Roubaix, concerning the novel floating
exposition of Austria. Mr.. Atwell says:
THE growing necessity of adopting
new and energetic methods. in order TO
obtain a share of foreign commerce, has
induced the manufacturers of Austria and
Hungary to conceive the project of send
ing floating exposition of sample pro-
ducts to the Far East. The idea is not
a new one, a similar expedition having
been undertaken by Switzerland in 1850.
An agreement has been concluded with
the Austrian Lloyd Steamship Company
by means of which Austrian manufac-
lures shall be placed before the residents
of the most thickly-populated centers of
the Orient. This is the most practical,
and at the same time the most economi-
cal. method of opening commercial re-
lations. and putting the consumer in di-
rect contact with the producer.
In the course of the journey the ship
will visit ports in the Orient, India and
certain islands in the Pacific and Indian
Oceans; among these may be mentioned
Piraeus. Salonica, Constantinople. Smyr-
ma. Alexandria, Mossowah. Alden. Bom-
bay. Colombo. Calcutta. Akyab, Ran
COON. Singapore. Bangkok. Saigon. Bata-
via, Macassar, Sandakow, Cebu. Manila
Pakhoi Kyao-chau, Canton Hongkong,
Swatow. Annoy. Kelung, Fuchau, Shang
hal Chinkiang, Wei-Hai-Wei. Chefoo,
Port Arthur Yuensan Nagasaki, Kobe.
and Yokohama. The directors of the
exposition reserve the right of refusal to
enter some of the ports.
THE arrival of the ship in the various
ports will be announced. sometime in ad-
vance, In the most widely circulated daily
papers of the place: also by posters on
the walls and by printed circulars. The
length of stay of the ship will be stated.
The exposition will be free to all, and
catalogues in four different languages
will be distributed gratuitously to visi-
tors.
Thirty or forty experts accompany the
exposition to give information. They VIII
be authorized to receive orders and will
sell only at prices fixed by exhibitors.
The ship will be fitted with booths. light
ed by electricity. and the hold will be a
vast storehouse, arranged with view
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that are nominally Cuban. and 10 make
the alcaldes swear allegiance to the
United States In cases where they re-
fuse they will be deposed Gen. Wood
is determined to have American jurisdic-
ton fully recognized.
Capt. Scott will relieve Capt Baker as
commander of the port of Santiago.
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ATTEMPTED Train wreckinp.

Reading, Pa, Oct. 13.-An attempt was
made to wreck passenger train on the
Colebrookdale Railroad near New Berlin
Vile, this county, huge sill having been
placed on the track. Detective Wart-
man, of this city, visited the place and ar
rested nine tramps. who were brought to
Reading and committed to prison. They
ting numerous depredations among farm
erS.
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An Additional Private appointed

The Commissioners have approved the
request of G. B. Coleman, general man.
ager of the Metropolitan Railroad Com
pany, for the appointment of John Wills
as an additional private of police for du-
ty at the waiting station of the railway
company at the corner OF Thirty-sixth
Street and Prospect Avenue northwest
The evening times., 1898-10-13

The pupils of the National Conservatory
of Music will give a musicale this even
ing at the National Rifles Hall. at s
o'clock The entertainment will be free
to the general public and will be under
the direction of Mics d. NJ. Dexter. the
secretary. 1ta
The evening times., 1898-10-13

0f11 mn Drink and Drug Inebriates re
SUU, UuU stored by the Kelley Cure. Au.
fhorized Institutes 9o5 Z ST. NV,
washington, d. c.. and Greensboro. N. @. Write
confdentisiiy. ie7.n
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Guarantee, Prompt and Effective Cures.

These diseases do not necessarily mean that
man has been guilty of excesses Often his habits
have been quite exemplary in all respects, save
that he has overtaxed himself in the race Of
life and the work and worry consequent upon
his desire for riches honors and business, profes-
Sionai or social distinction, and is reaping both
the reward and punishment Of his ambitions.
CHARGES MODERATE, MEDICINE INCLUDED.
Daily Office IIours-l0 a. IN. to s p. m. Mon
day, Wednesday. Thursday, and Saturday. to 8
p. m. Sunday. 10 to IL III.
CONSULTATION STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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B. RIORDAN.

Gil y ST. NV. wants TO let people know
that he is still engaged in the business of
laying cement walks and cellars. carriage
houses and stables, and putting them in
good sanitary condition, as horses want
a good sweet stable TO keep healthy. Give
him call Octl0-3t-em
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Gas lamps are lighted at 6:32 p. M. ex-
tinguishing begun al SIT a. m. The light
ing is begun one hour before the hour
named. Arc lamps are lighted at 6:17
p. m; extinguished at 5:32 a. m.
The evening times., 1898-10-13
[JI!lIIl1lE:l!Ll!

uAuc vf1II Sore Throat, Pimpies, Copper
nAYr iuu cOlored spots. Aches, Old
Sores, Ulcers in Mouth HIr
Falling? Write COOK REMEDY Co, 1851 Ma
sonic Temple Chicago H.. for proofs OF cures.
Capital s5C0.C00 Worst cases cured in Is to b
days. 1OO-page book free. ny37iy.s
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Tide Table,

Today-Low tide at 5:14 a. m. and $50
p. m; high tide at 11:3S a. m. and -.
City Lights.
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TANNERS MsEHa.sSHORTHAND

And Business College. l. and 7. Bldg 9th and O.
Day and night sessions. cpen all summer. Cata
logue- su29-Imo-eo
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Dr.. Henry's Headache Powders
are a prompt and efficient cure for
all headaches. Ioc.
se27-3t
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WAIT

SPECIAL NOTICE-An adjourned meet
ing of the stockholders OF the Bright
wood Railway Company will be held at
office of president. 1916 F Street. TUES
DAY. OCT. IS. AT 10 A NJ. H S. CUM
MINGS, President. OcS-10t
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.


STATEMENT of the condition of affairs Of tn.
ATLAS INSURANCE COMPANY. OF London. as
OF June 80. 1898:
Total assets in the United States. 81 Oss.355 43
Total Liabilities in the United States. 463G3S 3:
Net SurPln PlnS-....--..- SOo4, flo bb
The above are the figures as rendered at 3I,t
of December 1897, and they have not been ma
teriaIly changed since that time.
FRANK LOCK,
Manager for the Eastern States
WOLF & COHEN, Agents,
1t 926 St y. ".
STATEMENT of the condition cf the AACHEN
& MUNICH FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Aix-la Chapelle Germany. on the Sit day of De-
cember 1897. as required b. act Of Congr IS ap-
proved July %. 1892:
Capital d,poslt SD6tC0 On
Total assets -.----.---------------.-- S19bU5 ~
Receipts for year ending December 81,
Expenses for year ending December 81,
WEED & KENNEDY. Managers
BY f. r. KENNEDY.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this S0th
day of September, ls9S.
(SeaD c. F. FISHBECk,
Notary Public Kings County. ". Y.
Certificate filed in New York COunty.)
WOLF & COHEN, Sole Agents,
1t 926 F st. y. W.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-04

Fero dem er-r-e.asa
COS luchen para despresrrggs7 7~ssssz<s~zasas
pdblica de nuestro popular Alcalde: 81
aquf es mUy conocido por todor. Y min
guna persona que Sc precis de sensata
y horrads, pusde tener motives de que
As contra tan correcta autoridad.
Asi 10 hacemos conStar p.ra que 10
sepa el pals.
~ De V. altos. 8. S. S. s.
gsose B. Rodrigez, propietario; Euge-
nioe Rodriguez, comerciante; Ricardo
Rodriguez, propietario; Francisco Cas-
tagnet, Industrial; Beniguo M ,ldonado,
propietario; Beniguo Davila, industrial; !;
Pedro r ,manacoe, Domingo Rodrigaex,
propietario; Ramon Lopez, propietario; !;
Manuel Alvarez. conerciante; Avelino
Rodriguez, Francisco Vazquuez, conner
cisnte; kafael Rodriguez, comeroiante;
Issfas Rodriguez, bachiller; Francisco
Rodriguez, Juan B. Castillo, Juan Sui.
dicelli, comerciantes; Santiago Rodri-
gusz, industrial; Luis Rodriguez, indus
trial; Jose Antonio Rodrfguez, Gavino
Rivera, propiet.rio; Miguel Pascual
Rodrfguez, industrial; Fermfa Maxcuo-
ci, industrial; Jose A. Pagan, comer-
ciante; Lnis Felicisno, industrial; An
tonic Blasini, propietsrio; NICOLAS Or
tiz, conerciante; Ram6n Perez, indus.
trial; Salome Perez, industrial; SR anon
Vazquez, propietario; Dsmetrio Cine
nez, industrial; Juan Ernesto Rodri-
xuez, obrero; Tsodosio Guadalupe, obre-
70; Cruz Candslario, obrero; Epifanio
Bul6, obrero; Segundo Perez, obrero;
Adolfo Torres, obrero; Ramon Alisea,
obrero; Julian Irizsrry. industrial:
Eduardo Fabras, industrial; Jos6 Psrez,
obrero; Ramon Morales. obrero; Rs.
mod Soda, industrial; Pedro Morales,
obrero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-04

trail dc Ronsard, nj al c.asicismo hele-
nico de Racine
los otros eran unos c6mIcos, meior
8 peor disfrazados lie griegos, muchas
veces NAL disfrazados; Chenier era un
|griego de veras, que escribfa on frances
porque lie costaba menos trabajo por-
qAc, no pensando nunca en- publican sus
poesfas, las dejo como las haifa conce-
bido, en- la intlmidad en- ell s;lencio,
sin preocuparse de revsstirlas de una
forma defnitiva; pero Neera, Ciitia,
Amymona, la joven tarentina, Lice, TO-
das las criaturas de su rsducido mundo
poetico, NADIA lie debsn Francia. Has
ia en- las poesfas polfticas. como Ey
j,wumeato del Juego de l,elota, ell HIM
no d Fro'acio y la oda Il Carlota Cor
dag, Sc We que Andres Chenier era pro
piarnente un democratic griego y. como
Arist6fanes odiaba al tirano Cleon, abo.
rrecfa Chenier al tirano Kobespierre =
al tirano Saint Just, que fusron los
causantss del Themidor y del cesarismo
napoleonlcO.
Hasta los ultimos instantes de su Vi
da canto el poeta, conden6 = maldijo a
los Gemagogos y 4 los anarquistas que
destrufan la obra de la Revoluci5n. FL
barbara Fonquier Tinville corto la ad-
mirable oda que .eomienza
Comme un dsrnier rayon, CONNIE un
[dernier zephyr
anime al fin d. un bean jour.
sin dejarle que fuese d
chercher lie triple fonet, lie fonet de la
vengeance,
deja leve sur ces psrvers..
Y la VOC del poeta Sc extinguio con
estas magnffcas palabras, en- qse re-
bosa ell odio
Pour cracher sur lsurs noms, pour
[chanter leur supplice,
Allons, etouffe tesclameurs;
Souffre, occur gros d. haine, affamG
Toi, Vsftu, pleure 81 je meurs. {.
Y dos dias despues sucedio 10 que
debfa suceder: lc que otro gran poeta
espailol ha dicho de manera incompa-
rable por 10 profunda, y abrumadora
Dor 10 verdadera
Mata ell verdugo al REQ
al verdugo despues otro verdugo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-04

ttambien Todos estaban contra
fmfi... La sangre sc me snbi6 q Ia ca
beza.. Un militar estaba mi dere.
cha. :. mi mano Sc apodero del arma -
/ y eolo al dfa siguierte be tenido Ia
conciencia de mis- actos. He ahi mi
crimen.
~He asesinado un inocente quien
ii conocfa, que NADIA me Ia ofs. hecho.
! Por que ? i Porque durante cinco mi
nutos ha sido para mf ell ladron de mi
|hija
81 No sc 81 alguno de vosotros me
condenara (; estoy dispuesto q TODD ;
pero me recomiendo la piaoosa COM
passion de los que tienen hijas !,
Ell Jurado, compussto esta vez de
hombres de coraz6n, despues de delibe-
rar durante einco minutos, di6 un We
redicto unanime de inculpabilidad.
Desds entonces, ell sonde de Saint
Michel vivs encerrado en- su casa y no
sale jamAs.
Tiene miedo de reincidir.
ENRIQUE LAvEDAN.
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r Z c D r I r >
Ninguno anna d la patria porque es
grande sinO pOrque es suya.
Las acciones son muchO mas sine
ras que las palabras.
ANTE UN RETRATo


Ella es, ella es, rosa esplendente
que engalana estos limpidos pensiles:
ella es, ella es, asi mi mente
la concibi6 en- sus amos Juveniles.
81 suenO fue, vision encantadora
d darle forma viene, real y humana,
es tan bella Y gentil como Ia aurora
tras ell primer arbol de la manana.
parece que la envuelven suaves fiores
con hojas de gallarda transparencia,
que brindandole estan dichas y amores
mientras vierten on torno grata esen-
(cia.
Hay en- sus ojos fulgidos destellos
|y no Sc que expression inmaculada,
expuesto Sc haya ell quo sc fife ON ellos
d morir la luz de se mirada.
Su cabeza seduce Y enajena:
cabeza digna del pincel de Goya
ST era tan arrogante la de Elena.
me explico 20 la destruction de Tr0ya
81 hubo siempre quimeraS y pasi0nes,
comprendo yo tamana desventura.
siempre el amor rindio los corazOnes,
siempre cause desgracias la hermo-
(sura.
Sus niveOs h0mbros vense rodeadOs
de blancO arminG que envidiOso Hofa.
hombses de mUer griega modelados
per- 10 escultOr que el mundo ig
mora
n es, forma tangible
Acel lseyerdad undo;
d. invisible
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-04

la ciudad, 10 cual representa- para eros
un tempo precioso.
Creemos que la compania del cable
deberfa establecer otra estacion en- Il
Marina, que cuenta con una poblacion
numerosa.
En- vista de la circular repartida por
Mr.. III. X. Carroll, comisionado espe-
cial de Washington para informar al
gobierno de nuestro estado social, po-
lftico y economico, Sc ha desistldo de
la Comision que Sc pensaba enviar 4
los Estados Usidos, dirigiendose los
informes a Mr.. Carroll. Probable
mente sc desistira de Ia reunion anun-
cia1a para ell domingo en- Ella Perla,.
Aver las cinco dc la tarde fallecio
en- esta ciudad Sister Mary Larkin, hi
| ia de la carload de San Vicente Paul,
natural del Estado de Pens:lvancia
(E. q. deA.)
Hoy las de la tarde Sc veriicara
ell entierro.
CARBON DE PIEDRA. -Agentes
de una Companfa minera importante
de Philadelphia, pode,nos suministrar
los que 10 interesen, carbon de pie
dra, propio para maquina, pasado
veces por cedazo 4 & orc ameri-
cano, contado neto, por tonelada, al
costado del barco, s1endo de cuenta del
| comprador todos los derechos y los
gastos de desembarque y entrega
Por cargamentos de 500 LOCO to.
| neladas, facturarfamos razon de S Al,
iguales condolences.
Morales y c.
| Playa Pom &c. Nybre 1893
| . v. p. g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-04

IN uCstiOc oPA COidOICo COlOSd5 A<G
N1s:.s. Ex:a =, Ezu GsSrs2 de Puerto: RI;
co, han tenido la atencion de dedicar-
nos los siguientes sueltos:
De La NueUo Era.
<LA DEMoCRACIA.-B la compe-
tente direction de nuestro amigo com
panero don Mariana Abril ha reapare-
cido dicho colega. Deseamos que COO
pere por mucho tempo q la buens obra
de trabaiar por ell progreso del pals y
dejamos establecido ell canje.>
De Ez Coa7'eo.:
<Ayer volvi6 la arena IA DEMO
cRAcIA, ell viejo diario de lss sampa-
mas viriles contra los errores de la do.
minacion hispana.
Dirigelo Mariana Abril, Sc propo-
ne ser elemento de reconstruction.
Tai es ell camino.
Saludamos cordialmente al colega. ,
Agradecemos los ilustrados colegaz
sus amistosas frases, y esperamos que
nos ayuden en- la patriotica labor de la
reconciliation, sobre todo La -Nakevo
Era que esta mas dentro de la polftics
del pals.
Nuestro estimado amigo ell oompe-
tente Professor de Instruction piiblca,
don Juan Cuevas Aboy, nos ha, obse-
quiado con uu ejemplar de su opdsculo
Ezcmentos de Geografa de los Estaozos
Unioos, que acaba de dar la estampa.
El libro del ssfior Cuevas, escrito
con claridad J metodo, viene a llenar
una necesidad en- estos momentos, Por
10 cual creemos que su autor ha hecho
un buen servicie al pals.
Recomendamos esta Geogrotia to-
dos los centros docentes.