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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-21
NO 10 CREEMOS

Segun un colega capltaleno pare
ce que Sc va d dar orden para que
Sc APPLIQUE la reciente ley de explo-
sivos los processes que Sc siguen
en- esta isla por incendios, robos en-
cuadrillas y asesinatos.
ST la ley d que Sc refere ell cole
ga es la que acordaron varias ma
clones para castigar los delitos del
anarqulsmo, nos parece demasiado
fuerte para ell case presente.
Sin aalirnos del Codigo penal es-
pahol, hay en- 81 pcnas severisimas
para esos delitos.
Los robos e incendios verifcados
dltimamente en- esta isIa, no obedecen
auna perversion moral en- nuestro
pueblo que amenace & la sociedad
tan hOndamente, que sea necesario
echar maDos de medios de repression
tan violcntos.
Esas partidas formadas en- ell mo-
mento de la invasion, tomaron creci-
miento merced al abandono en- que
Sc dejaron nuestros campos, huerfa-
nos de toda yigilanoia y de toda
filerza militar. Fran partidas de
bandidos de OCCASION, no de crimina-
les empedernidos. La prueba esta,
que jamas Sc habfa visto cosa
igual en- Puerto Rico y que tan
pronto como salieron a recorrer los
campos columnas militares, esas par
tidas sc eliminaron.
Todavia quedan restos perdidos
por aquellos sitios en- que la vigilan-
cia es escasa. Pero esos criminales
caeran en- poder de la justicia, 81 Sc
organiza pronto la guardia rural
que Sc tiene en- proyecto.
Ell gobierno americana, descono-
cedor hasta hoy de las costumbres
del pals, y encontrandose al pisar
esta terra con hechos vandaicos de
tai naturalcza, ha podido imagi-
mar que aqui el bandolerismo es una
enfermedad social. Y este no es
cierto. Puerto Rico hasta hoy ha
sido uno de los paises mas honrados
del mundo. Aqui no Sc conoci6 ja-
mas el bandolerismo, y la crimina-
lidad comparada con la densidad de
nuestra poblacion, ha sido siempre
bien escasa. Yseria injusto hacer.
recaer sobre un pueblo entero la
responsabilidad de crimenes asia
dos.
rs cierto que varios hechos aisla-
dos reunidos pueden denigrar q un
pals, 8 d 10 menos acusar la respon-
sabllldad de los que tienen q su car
GO la educacion del pueblo. Perol
aqui no hay causas que iustifiquenl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-21
POR TELEGRAPH
Diciembre 90.
Capital $3.50.
RecibidO 4-6O.

Disc,trso pronunciado por el general
Henry en- Ia Asam5leo que fermin6
aver en- Ia Capital.
SENORES
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-21
LITERATURE
I'll ver SO

Ell verso es perla. No han de ser los
yersos como la rosa centifelia, toda
llena de hojas sino como ell jazmfn del
Malabar, muy cargado de esencias. la
hoja deLe ser nftida, perfumada, solida,
tersa. Cada vasillo suyo ha de ser un
vase de aromas. Ell verso por dcnde
quiera que sc quiebre, ha de dar luz
perfume. Han de podarse de la lengua
poetica, como del arbol, todos los reto-
nos de entocos, 8 amarillentos, 8 NAL
nacidos, y no dejar mas que los sanos
robustos, con 10 que, con menos hojas,
Sc alza con mas gallardfa la rama, pa
sea en- ella con mas libertad la brisa,
mace mejor 81 fruto. Pulir es bneno,
mas dentro de la mente, y antes de sa-
car ell verso al labio. Ell verso hierve
en- la mente, como en- la cuba ell mosto
Mas nj ell vino mejora, luego de hecho,
por aiiadirle alcoholics y taninos; nj Sc
aquilata ell verso, luego de nacide, con
engalanarlo con adimentos aderezos.
Ha de ser hecho de una pieza, dc una
s6ia inspiration, porque no es obra de
artesano que trabsja cordel, sino de
hombre en- cayo seno anidan condores,
que de aprovechar ell aleteo del condor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-21
JOSE MARTI.

FL verso es iodo. En- la imitacion de
la Daturaleza ningan instrumento de
arte es mas yivo, agil, agado, vario,
multiforme, plastico, obediente, sensi-
BILE, fiel. Mas compacto que el marmol,
mas maleable que la eera, mas sutil que
an tiufdo, mas vibrante que una cuerda,
mas luminoso one una ge:na, mas fra
gante que una flor, mas cortante que
una espada, mas flexible que un junco,
mas acariciador que un murmullo, mas
terrible que un trueno, ell verso es todo
~ 10 puede todo. Puede expresar la
mas imperceptibles vibraciones del sen,
|timiento y las mas imperceptibles Vi
braciones de la sensacion; puede definir
10 indetinible y decir 10 inefable; puede
abrazar 10 llimitado y sondear ell abs
mo; puede tensr dimensiones de eterui-
dad; puede representa- 10 suprahuma-
no; 10 sobrenatural, 10 ultrasensible;
|puede embriagar como el vino; arro-
bar como ell extasis; puede un mis-
mo tempo poseer nuestro intelec.o,
nuestro espfritu y nuestro cuerpo, pue-
de, en- fin, alcanzar 10 absolute. I'm
verso perfecto es absolute, inmuta-
bic, immortal retiene eE ST la palabra
con la coherencia del diamante encie-
ira ell pensamiento como en- un cfrculo
precise que ninguna fuerza podra ia mas
romper; Sc liberia de toda cadena de
todo domi1io; no pertenece mas al ar
tista sino que es de todos de ninguno
como Ell espacio, como la luz, como las
cosas lnmanentes perpetuas. I'm
pesamiento exactamente expresado en-
un verso perfecto es IN pensamien-
to que existfa va preJosnado en- la pro-
fundidad della lengua. Extrafdo por ell
poeta conti,sss0 existiendo en- la concien-
cia de los hombres. Ell poeta mas gran
de es, pues, aquel que sepa descubrir,
desenvclver, extraer ell mayor numero
de esas ideales preforlnaciones. Guam
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-21

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her hume nd Hubbard after a short
Wilt With Mr, aud Mfs, A. iilosser,
senator Holt aud Frank Williams
| to-day feellae " the rupullst pulse.
Chatloa iIellenhmnd has returned
60 SpNkane after vrfy pleasant visit
Win relatives aad old fflruds IN THIS
| lcitN
Mius Leila Parrish has returned to
Monmouth after visit With the
Mltv, faynr, on North Cummcula
street,
L. II, Mcmahon ptuthed Thurs.
dav evening tiom PORTLAND, having
attended \ mcettnH W the Mpulist
state tenttal cammlttce,
General Odell. clerk NJ the state
lmam Vt Srh,nl land, IL the
repuled iaventor ~ "a light draft vcs,
sol IA w used on The Yukon river
Nts Carrie Roecrs clark, ~ rlrn.
ton, Missouri, Arrived Ia the city 10.
aay trnm California aud lSa guest &C
he home ot her uncle, Alderman A,
T. Rnrpa,
Mr,, !, !, Murphy Is Visiting AZ
tlOS Angeles California, RcNrr NJ,
turning Mrs Mutphy will VISIT Chc~,
ter, a. fslo Ate and alSo ether adia,
ccNt NhlNts,
Tho vpoft that StpelctnN RrhtherS
hold sNld half Interest iaa clatm A.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT VALUATIONS,
A Ten ref Cent Increase Made In Naiua'
ton OF Town Ane CIV Lots.

A Ten ref Cent Increase Made In Nalua'
ton OF Town ane City Lots.
Thursday aftefnnon C0unty CLERK
l., V, Ehlcu aud deputies completed
the task ~ adding u 10 per cent IN.
crease Ia the valuation uf town Vnd
city lots, Ia accordance With an order
made 10y the state hnard uf CQualiEa
tlou, an9 last evening" sent To the
cletks ~ the respective Marion county
schuNl districts, a statement w the
assrsScd valuation ut each district,
As regards the A per cent Increase
In merchandise aud Stuck.ih trade
ordered hy the samc huapt pf equal
itatiOn, the court madc M order ne
spccting the same In default ut which
the county clerk did not make the
Increase Ia that class VI property,
The assessed VALUATION ot the CITY
~ salem Including the 10 PER ccnt in
creased ia merchandise aud StUNk iu
trade Is sl.Nht,SSS WoOdhurn'S as
ScSScd Valuation aS rrt i>rd by the
cnuNty elvtk a. Sl4s.S.Sl
\ table showing the valuation ot
The aSScSSa ole property " the ucSpcc'
tive S'htM districts aS >omplicd by
C,UntN Cetk l. Y, EhDtu aud dcpu.
ties l. aS follows,
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FLORIDA.
A Superior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between st. Louis
and Jacksonville.

Commencing December 18th the Louis
-h-our5 Sleeping Car Route 70 Florida
TbTogeh sleeping cars arranged to leave
{. oni= q.l5 D. IT. daily. passing Louis
1-ii,a zoo a. m. Lexington 1873 a. m,
.-Chirr Chattanooga 800 2. n. Atlanta
10 - n, and Jacksonville $40 a. m Sec
81 morning.. Stop-overs allowed. This
-o,Ira : through large cities and interesting
coI,rtrv. ard, while a new through sleeping
car route is over most superior and well
es+abIjshed lines OF railway. The schedules
GO fast and most convenient.
This lire also affords passengers for
Eforida trip via ASheville, y. c.. he great
est American an-ycar-arouHd resort.
Correspondence solicited and information
Gen'l Passenger Agent, s. Louis, Nc
This IS also the best line 20 points IL Ken
,,,okv. Tennessee, Georgia ard North and
S-.--h Ca-rli-a.
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FRISCO LINE.

r-,is line is row RUNNING. through chair
ul9 eats freel and Pullman Drawing
cars N9ICe,fr- cars Wichita 20 St Louis
Room ,rirrouJ change. This is the only
gan 9anS mining through Pullman cars from
me - - St Louis. where direct con
NlI 49,, : made with all eastern tr7,~l,
NJ isS 'noints in the most magnificent rail-
ny station in the world. Quickest Inc
W. noir1ts in Southwest Missouri
SSGeo--,,hvzest Arkansas. east and southeast
The dining car service on the trains ~
-, Frisco Line IS under the su1e~visfo-
- tred Harvey. Meals are served . 10
G.-ta and the car is neat and tasty in it.
Commitments. Care Is exercised TO Dro-
Iifs patrons with service which shan
1,rove satisfactory.
This company now also have on sale
Steamship tickets 10 al points on ire
globe x,
J. ". LI%GENFFLTER
City Ticket Agent.
Corner Main and Douglas Ave
TR. DELANEY, Ticket Agent
Union Depot. Wichita. Kan.
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Elegant free reclining chair cars on nan al,
Winbits to Chicago and Kansas CITY
without change. Also sleePers on an an
night trains TO Fort Worth, Houston L.iS S SIi9
90 baogare checked to all points north,
east. south and west. Steamship tickets tickets
sold to all European points al D loves :
rates. Passenger station corner L0usiSAS
anu A. E. COOPER. D. P. A.
JUN Chicago, Ill.
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The aa1ehita Daily gaee Friday glore ebrnaru sss

M. and A no;,ts $40 pm
and Conway S-,ri ,foIn <>ii'-- 80 am
Arrive from North and West
Train No. 10, from Denver. Colo
Hutcb;ns pr,hss' Fueoio .}111o an
Train No. 400. from hutchinson
and Mt Hope, daily except
sunday .......-.--.....--.-; o'i0 P-A'-
Hu Hut SD ., from e1eieseo 90 go pm
For further information call on OF 81
dress City Ticket Office. MissouIx 7J.S-
ccifc Railway, ia y. Main street. "iON
ita, Kan
E. z. BLECKLEY, P. and I:o a
Depot, corner Wichita ana
streets
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MISSOURI PACIFIC.
: cave East Bound.

Leave East Bound.
Tain No 10 Kansas and Ne
b-aska limited, for Fort Scott
and St Louis ------.- ------. --.--i 81
T-~sirl No 8. Kansas City and ST
Louis Express ----...-.--.-------.I %
Leave for South and West
TIT, No ;. FOR Clearwater. Con-
Wv Springs. Anthony, kiowa
1.-;,,-rnan. Norwich. Oxford
EsiIe Plain and Winfield ...-...f "a
---sir No. 81 for Conway Springs
Anthony and ktoEa .--.------ g.. SO
-e--s Tor North and West.
--fI No. 2, Kansas and Ne
! ,...-ssl,a Limited FOR Eutchin-
- Pueblo, Colorado Springs
I'D Denver -.-------.--. ---------i 80
80 %a- :. for Mount Hope and
: 1y541,-T+r1Insor and GeneSeo ......| -
- NJ. II Local Freight, carl
- f,asergers between Wich-
"a and Genese.o -....-..---....---3 s:4
-s--7ye from the East.
- No. 2. kansas and Ne
n--sks Limited from Fort
500 and ST Louis ..-------.-.- u
-,-Ssr No. 5. from Kansas City
and ST Louis .....-....-...-..-..l -
1--WE from South and West
-~air No. s. from klowa- An
thoay. Conway Springs and D.
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WANTED-A bright young man who has
had several years experience in double
entry bookkeeping. who does his work
thoroughly and correctly. State age,
experience and reference. Address, for
three DAVIS A. Ciltner. H-eOd-tt
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4 man Is usually bald four or five year
before he knows Il.
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AGENTS WANTED.
TET-p WANTED-NALF

N-~-~-0-N-0-~J~-0~0-@O0J@-@
to learn barber trade
The advantage of this system shown by
talked-of legislation that requires ap-
prentices TO serve three years in shops
or three months in schools. Diplomas
granted now after two months expert
ence Prepare for busy season. Wages
made Saturdays. Positions guaranteed
Tools presented. Illustrated catalogue
mailed free. Moler System BARRIER
School St. Louis. Sl-3tX
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Trains.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table Effective Nov. q. 1897.
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WICHITA AND WESTERN.
Arrive From West
No 2, Pratt and Kingman pas
senger daily except Sunday. -. 1928 al
No 4, Pratt and Kingman ac-
commodation TUESDAY, Thurs
day, Saturday. .....:........... 1:2O pm
Depart West.
NO. l, Kingman and Pratt pas
senger daily except Sunday $40 pm
No. 3. Kingman and Pratt ac-
commodation. CMonday. We'd
nesday and Friday ............ 9:95 a. m
D. H. RHODES. Superintendent.
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-X--T--- from South and West.
- Eo- 6. from ktoRa- An
thoay. Conway Springs and D.
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NA+h "A 10 -

North and East.
No. 2. Kansas City, Chi
cago and st Louis linn
tied daily ......
No. 2, Colorado Springs,
Denver and Pacific
coast, (daily) ......l
No. 4. Kansas City. st.
Louis and Chicago
night express daily
except Sunday ......t
No. go. Accommodation
daily except Sunday.
South and West.
No. l, Fort Worth. Dali
las. Houston and Gal
weston express (daily)
No. /. Oklahoma, Fort
Worth. New Orleans
and Pacific coast (dai-
ly) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
No. 3. Oklahoma, Fort
Worth. Dallas and
New Orleans express
daily, ex. Sunday
No. 8, Fl. Worth, Hous-
ton, Galveston and
San Antonio express
daily except Sunday
No. 81. Accommodation
daily except Sunday
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Id. POLLOCK, Dispatcher
W. A. BRADFORD. General Manager.
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HUTCHINSON & SOUTHERN r R. co
L. F. Walker. Receiver.
Time table No. %. taking erect ounudS'
November p. 1897, 1906 a. m.
All trains daily except Sunday.
NORTH BOUND.
No. Eft Worth and Kansas City Mali
and Express Limited:
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an
$40 =u
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~ ,iI No. 5. Kansas City and 81
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FOR RENT-North Topeka. close in.
rooms, bath, closet gas. 50 feet. shade,
barn. Anchor Trust Co, AS y. Main:
5s-u
FOR RENT-Modern houses. aIso business
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