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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24

Mr. George T. Porter has returned from
New y oTk.
Or. f. L. Hosman, formerly of This city.
has located at Amos, w. Va. s..
Mr.. A. B. McGregory is very i'll at the
sanitarium at Dansyille, n. Z. 4.
Miss Katherine Lemcke has returned from
Denver, where she spent the winter
Dr.. Fattio, of Anderson, was the guest
OF DIR. Frederic c. Heath yesterday.
Mrs r. Il. Ault has gone TO Chicago,
where she will visit friends for two weeks.
Mrs o, s. Huey viii entertain Thursday
afternoon for Mrs. Fora Cooley, OF Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. Herriot viii spend
to-day in Greencastle with Mr.. a. o. White.
Mrs Daniel McCauley is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Sutton, on East Vermont
street.
DR.. John Fl. Talbot will go to Philadelphia
early IN May to attend a meeting or
physicians.
Mr.. and Mrs. M IT, Show. Of woodruff
Place, will remove 10 No i02 Forth Ala
bama street.
!. Mrs. A. J.. Furgason has gone 70 Gait
tornia 10 spend the summer with her sister,
N4rs. G. c. Brown.
Mr.. William c. Ster1e and Miss Shepperds
Of Littleton Col wil be married Wednes-
day and viii 10 TO Hot Springs on their
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24
Boys, club Musical Tea.

A musical tea viii lie given at the Boys
Club saturday afternoon at 2;90 O'Clock.
The first part of the afternoon will be de-
voted TO d concert. in which Charles Rob-
bins Donald and Mignon McGibeny. Mar
gqlerite Lilly. Cortland Var Camp, Robert
Griffith, Virginia Shaw, Eleanor Lemeke.
Ralph Albeit and Montani's Orchestra will
take part The programme is in charge of
Mrs Enrique c. Miller. After the concert.
cake ices and chocolate will be served in
of the tea consists of Miss Ship, Mrs ].
g. Curtis Mrs. A. ]. Beveridge, Mrs. H.
W Bennett. Miss Malott, Miss Florence
Day. Miss Eleanor Smith, Miss Van Camp.
Miss Denny. Miss Rdgeley, Miss Margaret
MaIott and Misses Julia and Deborah
Moore. The Boys Club is. on Meridian
street one square south of the Union Sta
ton. The Alabama car stops opposite the
building and the Pennsylvania car with
III one Snuara.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24
MID-SPRfNG ANNOUNCEMENTS.

i &c Fine Talcuin Powder. &c
Zoe Machine Oil for.....~s.. 49,. ....... 4c
Sc Cakes Pearl Soap. q cakes for. .25c
Pearl Head Lace Pins, per ozen......4c
Dress Pin Sets, with chains. for.,....13c
S125 to So Solid Gold Rings, set
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24
Life.

To have loved and tasted the Dead Sea fruit;
To have pledged to have been believed,
To have seen love wither from branch to root
This is to have lived.
To have trodden the wine press, weak, alone.
OF your life's fair fruit bereaved;
To have slain your sorrow without a moan
This is to have lived.
To have given the helm to a stronger hand,
To have listened. to have believed;
To have yielded life 10 a high command
This is to have lived.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24
in the busy basement

The Lawn Razor" steel-blade
Lawn Mowers. warranted. 1913
Heavy Tin Sprinkling Cans............15c
No. 3 size copper-bottom Wash Boil
ers .......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :S3c
Polished and Nickel-plated Sadirons,
= to = pounds, per pound. 31ac
Heavy Cotton Clothes Lines. sc
Strong Norway Pine Step Ladders,
O-AOOl Size DC
spint, 2-handle Market Baskets.......2c
Family size Cotton Floor Mops. .......1Oc
All-bristle Floor Brushes, with long han
die. for hardwood floors, the S9c
kind ......... .4Sc
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24

Ladies' soc Fancy Plaid Silk Gar
tiers ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Jewels. for, ..............,.......1Oc
Ladies' 3-stud Waist Sets.............5c
25c Box Paper and Envelopes. ...15o
35c Tinted Paper and Envelopes. zoe
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24

red and yellow flowers. Mrs Norman was
assisted in the afternoon by Miss Mary
Gafkins, Mrs. George Brown, Miss Clarke
Miss Jessie Hall and Miss Retta Baulhifi.
Those assisting in the evening were Miss
Nettie Gray, Miss Grace Blount, Miss Eff
fie Blount, Miss May Brevoort and Miss FL
sic Hall.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24

Large Rice Root Scrub Brushes, ........;Sc
Family White-wash Brushes..........-..7c
Tarrine Moth Bags zoe
The improved Plating Machine. 49,. 25c
10 yards Lace Shelf Paper, IL
inches wide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sc
Wooden Kitchen Spoons. ................2c
Heavy REFINED Dish Pans. .....9 sc
Surprise Wire Egg Whips.
Galvanized Beef Tea resser..........15c
Large bottle Wash Blulng. &c
Red Fibre Lunch Boxes. .................5c
Tuberose Bulbs, per dozen. Toe
Gladiolus Bulbs. dozer ................I2c
Garden Seeds, = packages for........1c
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art linens selling at half

Zoe Embroidered Doylies. choice. .. Toe
4Jc, soc and 50c Handmade
Doylies. choice ....................-.25 c
Poster Pillow Tops, with backs,
made on best Southern Duck. ... 25c
Tinted Laundry Bags, new designs. -. 1 Sc
Bargain lot of Tapestry Squares, 49c up.
New lot Battenberg Squares and
Center Pieces. worth $3.50 and
- lux . =
For Monday only 36 handmade
Renaissance Dresser Scarfs,
worth 1878. for.................S2 -. 80
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24

Plain Linen sideboard scarfs. 25c,
39c. soc, 75c and 9Sc
Stamped Linens in odds and ends go at
less than half price.
Four unequaled specials in Table Linen
and Napkins.
81 Linen, per yard, ................"..79e
$a.25 Linen. per yard............Ss1.O 90
81 Napkins. per dozen...............-75
So Napkins. per dozen. .S1.60
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24

Curtain dboCa 1920 1000 y natsr0 oF
Mo4a~;01c of Curtain Materials go
HAnLClAdlS in this great special sell
ing. These quotations are not equaled and
are not likely to be.
3Oc Frilled Swisses go at, per yard. 100
2Sc Tambour Swisses go at, per
zoe Tambour Swiss go at.............11c
15c Dotted Swisses go at............6c
Csc and 35c Art Denims, T1ckings,
Cretonnes, etc, per yard.
1219c and a5c Silkalines, all new
patterns, a yard ...................,.....S Sc
C%r.oxxy 2Sc Seamless Mat
A0GAo W ting, per yard. ....16c
Moffif1Or :35c Seamless Jap
HAA ~AS anese Mating,
ydrQ ....... e..,.................-.. ,.....l0C
Remnants from 8 to 81 yards, worth
from 25c to 6Oc for from Zoe
yaru 10 .........s................. &Sc
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24

again brings this department to the front
with bargain selling of surprising power,
an assortment unequaled in Indianapolis.
So Frilled Swiss Curtains, in Plain
White, Nile Green. Rose or Blue Tints.
including Lace-trimned Fish Nets,
all 3 yards long; per pair .9Sc
SIS and So Fine Frilled Swiss Curtains,
Plain and Trimmed, with Lace
edges and insertions, per pair. $2.75
$3.50 Frilled Swiss Curtains,
dainty effects, go at................S1,2 9
&5 Fish Net Lace Curtains, 81
yards long per pair. .S2.4S
81 and SIS Brussels effects in I'm
ported Laces go at, ................$1.9 81
1915 and $3.50 Swiss Tam
bour Lace Curtains. ................sS1 IS
SIS and 30 Tambour and An
tique Lace Curtains ...............S3.9 50
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24
unrivaled carpet, curtain and rug selling

Carpet e c9%hE M }aSt a pfI9rs 'h IN
Qo~no;nc Carpet prices this great
Odh oluS special selling Monday
win be appreciated Compare these prices
with all others, then see the great assort-
ment
9Oc Wool Ingrains, yard. 60c
SOC Woo. Ingrains, yard. ...........".5Sc
Use Wool Ingrsins. per yard..........49c
75c Wool Ingrains. 10 to 3O-yard
pieces, yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
75c Brussels Carpet, yard............4Sc
SOC Brussels Carpet, per yard. .59c
ST Brussels Carpet, per yard.
S1.1O Brussels Carpet, per yard. Use
S1.25 Brussels, Wiltons and Ak
ministers, yard ....................,....S
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24
WASSON'S

with jewels, Observation-Disclosures
15c Boxes Paper and Envelopes....IO
$50 Fine Envelopes in box for .....19c
100 Sheets Azarine Ripple Writ
Ing E3peE DC
and colorings, for SC to soc each.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24

Mondays hs catf6n f Eosa. H9 Maso
H0ciarxy dorf Black. with white
AAOot$Ay feet. double soles, heels
and toes, regular 35c quality,
Tor .......,....F .....r,-...-............'& zoe
Ladies' fine gauge gossamer weight,
brown, genuine Maco Cotton Hose,
double soles, high-soliced heels and
toes, regular soc value, for.........35c
Ladies' new Plaids and Roman
Stripes, in plain and drop-stitch
effects ....... ....,.....~...............5 SOC
Children's genuine 4-thread Maco Cotton
Hose. Hermsdcrf Black, with double
knees, heels and toes, regular 35c
quality ....... ..........................2 Csc
Children's new Ribbed Plaid Hose, silk
embroidered stripes. bright effects,
any size .-.-..s............... soc
Spring Ln ndek. fa Nests rtbb 5eY
Underwear GrcII snd d finish =
White Richelieu-ribbed. taped neck
and arm, low-neck Nests....,....-,..1Oc
Fancy colored, low-neck, Richelieu-
ribbed Vests. lace-trimmed. tapped
neck and arms ...,.....................ls sc
Ecru and White. low neck. knee
length Union Suits. sale price......25c
Fancy and plain ribbed, low-heck Silk
vests, SILK CfoCHel OF SILK lace
trimmed black, white and light
colors. for ............,,. SOC
Childrens fancy ribbed Summer
Vests, tapped neck, any size.........Sc
Pure White Richelieu-rfbbed Vests,
tapped neck and arms, any size. Il X15c
Mems plain Balbriggan Shirts and Draw
ers, also, medium-weight Merino-
mixed Shirts and Drawers, all sizes .20cl
Mems plain Balbriggap and fancy striped
Balbriggan. fancy weave and plain colors
in Shirts and Drawers, with pearl
buttons and tapped seams, foT........ soc
Odds and ends In fine Merino. SiIk-finished|
Balbriggan, fine Jersey-ribbed and sum-
ner weight. all wool, sold from
75c to 81 50: you can buy them
at ,.s..-........... 39cI
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24

Suits of Fancy chevots fly front jacket lined with fancy silk
tailor stitched finished and shaped carefully the high
priced gowns; positive $40 value Your choice of the lot to
morrow
of Tailored Suing Covert etc. the
fashions number of different styles and colorings
less than $S Choice for this sale
Blouse Suits front suits novelty Suits exquisite made to
please the beterdsed Coors and blacks $4,000 the
choice of the lot
Suitng after extremely late models
with Spanish hounce skirts artscy plain
tucked all kned throughout tailored and finished in that
Clusivey high priced gowns worth $50
and $50 Your choice at this sale
models included this purchase,
this place all igpiced gowns giving
from suits valued 500
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24

900 yards; sorted and priced lower than
ever before-short ends of from = to .
yards go at half.
Jaconet Edging, worth &c, for, yard....3c
Jaconet Edging, 3 to 4 inches wide, open
work, with fast button-hole edges,
lOc value Observation-Disclosures.
Fine Cambria Flouncing, q inches wide,
open designs on wide margins, 1Sc
uuallty, Tor .....................'...'. ..lOc
Fine Jaconet and Cambria Skirt F1ounc-
ing g to = inches wide, imported to
sell at 20c yard; sale price, Mon
day, per YARD ...................'...-..l &c
12-inch Skirt Flouncing, Jaconet, India
Linen and fine Cambria, regular Main
sock patterns, many GOOD values
at soc yard; sale price............25c
Fine Nainsook Edges and FTlouncings, 3
to ) inches wide, dainty baby embroi-
deries. 25c qualities; special for
Monday at, yard ...e..................1 DC
27-inch Childrens Flouncing hem
stitched and scalloped edges; sale
price, 39c, 25c nd..................19c
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dress goods 40 per cent less

Mixed Cheviots, heather
mixtures, silk and wool novelty
effects, a combination Of our
1925 and 81 spring novelties,
go Monday, yard ,...e,....... AS
All-Wool and Silk and Wool Bour-
reted Chevlots and Serges, so
inches wide. all of our Csc and
76c grades, go Monday at, per
yard Observation-Disclosures
Etamine Challies exquisite assort-
ment of silk and wool mixtures,
so styles in the assortment, all
placed at one price Monday 20
Novelty
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24

Lace flne great and big me 9nT1hai Lace c6
Curtains GgE Curtains under adyan-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24

Superb assortment Of high class dress
fabrics, the later color effects In Partisan
and Viennese novelties.
They were considered cheap at
&3, $3.50 and So, but were
too expensive to- move rapidly.
They go in the great Monday
sale at a uniform price, per
yard ................ - i z .
Silk and Wool Cheviots, Eperligne
cords, pin head checks and
stripes, very swell cloths our
$1.75 and 81. 80 novelties will
all go Monday at, per yard ........ 9Sc
A great special offer of 46 exclusive
Suits--no two alike. Some of the
choicest impOrtations will GO on sal
at an actual reduction from former
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-24
swell suits at half

balance of last weeks great Suit
There show properly
week. display will really liz Suits the
selections, bought 81 the dollar will
Monday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07
- - c } u

e. corresponsai del =" Heraldo de
Madrid y en- Cubs ha telegrafado 10
|siguIente:
"Habans 15.-La vista que acabo
de haeer & la Pr vincia De la Habana
deja en- el animo huella profunda de
tfisteza.
Gran n1mero De 'ngenics estan
truidos mpchos potreros sin que Sc
yea en- ellos una aoia cs beza de gana
do.
En- nuestra excursion hsnaos vlsto
,noler en- los inganios = Josahta -
+" Jobo ., :" Me. ceditas .
Muelen tamb6n en- eata provincia
los ingenios = Bscesra Torres y,
j" Flora :" PrcvId .ncis ,, y Portu-
galete ., Toledo Y Rosario y,
pero "a zafra 50 en- todos ellos exigua
por no haber podido cultivar s item
po loe campos.
Las operaciones de Ia recollection
Sc hacen co condolences p6simas, no
solo porqu@ eecaaeen los bracercs Y
tienem que tomarse preca uciones para
ir los cortes, sino por la carencis
de ganados para los arrastres dc ca
na.
La pcblaci6n reconcentrada en- es-
ia provincia es numerosa. Pasan de
setent9 mil las personas que sc hs-
Ian en- esa sitnacion, slendo mui eres
Y ninos en- SO mayorfa.
Esta gente pre- sents aspecto analo
60 al que ofrec1an los de Vuelta
Abaio.
En- su benehcio hace plausibIes es-
fuerzos la carload p1olica y privada,
y merced 4 este Sc faciiitsn ranches
uutritivos y Sc fnndan asilos para
huerfanos.
La despoblaoi6n producida por la
guerra y las Intermediates en- esta
provincial guarda proportion ana oga
d la observada eu la de Pinar del
Rio.
El estado de la insurrecci6n en- la
Habana es de gran qpabranto Sc en-
cuentra sin caballos, fraccioaadas an
pequenos grupos. ampafados en- las
Jonas y cieoegas de la provinc5a.
FL umeso de insurrectos armados
sc calcu'a en 1900, y estaa msnda-
doe por Juar Dslgado. Jacinso Har-.
nandsz, Nodarse, Aejandro Rodri
guez Arapgo, Aranguren, Cardenas
Collszo.
Temeroscs de que Sc reaIicen las
pressntaciones anunciadas, sen ms
peccionados aotivacente por Mayia
Rodriguez, & cuyas ordenes estan to
dos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07
K AL ED 0 5 c OPIO

TIN hecho extraordinsrio ha ocurrido on
H;rson (departamento de rAsne, Francia
Mr. Brabauder, mujer de un mecanico uel
co emino de herro del Norte, encontro oias
naesdos dentro de una zsnahoria que estaoa
pelando. nDa sortija de oro.
He aqnf la explicaci6n que dan 81 necho
en- Ia Iocalldad: -
ests f,rmado por les inuudicias de 10 poois-
ci6n Que descarga alli los carros de limpleza
Entire la basura habra venid0 una .s0rtlJa
nm grano de zar ahoria caido en- meclio de
ella, habra, al crecer, aprisionado la sortiJa.
Sc calcua que ell diputado austriaco Le-
cher, que ha pronuncjado ultimamente un
discurso en- la Camara austrlaca ha empiea-
do, segtn calculos, mas de sesenta mil paia-
bres. Su speech, ocupa mas de 3oO pagi-
mas de los anuales parlamentarlos
He aquf un ec0Td que tiene bien ganado
Ell seflor Lecher.
Phileas Fogg. ell heroe de ls novela de
Julio Verne. ha sido der -otado por un mi
nistro ruso Inspector de ferrocarriles que ha
terminado recientemente un vieje de estu-
dio en- America y que una vez terminada la
lipea Transsiberiana sera possible dar la
vuelta al mundo en- treinta y tres dias.
Como es natural este oalculo esta hecho
empleando los trenes y los vapores mas ra-
pidos.
He aquf una nota detallada del viaje.
De Bremen (Alemsnia) San Petersbur-
GO (Rusis), dia y medic.
De San Petersburgo a Wlsdivostok (Sibe
ria Rusa) diez dias-
De Wladivostok San Francisco (Ameri
ca del Nofte), diez dias-
De San Francisco a Nueva York. custro
dias Y medic.
De Nneva Yerk Bremen, siete dias
X psnsar que cuando ell heroe de la VueI-
to- al mu1ado, llev6 cabo su touraee Ell 80
dias se lie considero como un utopista!
tOomo cambiam los tiempos.!
Un peri6dico frances dc cuenta de un he
cho interesante En- ell arsenal de Napoles
donde se estan efectuaudo trabsios subma-
rinos u obtero baj6 nj fondo del agua re-
vestido de Ia escefapdra correspondence
pero casi ense guida di6 la seflal do alarma
siendo embellishments sacado Refirio que
hahia vlsto un enorme pulpo del que estuvo
punto de ser vfctima. Los tentacuos, Sc
gun djjo, terlan mas de un metro de largo
Y ell grueso del brazo.
La noticia es de nn peri6dico frances, do
modo Que cl morstruo bien pudiera ser IN
cGaGr1
Mas de un escritor, al publicar obras es-
pecialmante dedcadas od usaSna juVeaatatis.
y narrando gloriosos com bates, mas menos
vernsfmiles, hsn hecho intervenir al uso de
gases soporificos que reduceu la impoteu-
cia uno otfo bando bel'gerants. S'g1n
parece, ese suefo va a ser una realisad,
Un humilde qulmico de Varsovia liamado
Simoa Pavlcswki, ha descuberto Tin nuevo
anesteslco de propiedades asombrosas FL ia
ventor asegura que sus proyectiles inofensi-
vos, de gelatina llenos de gas, al hacer ex
plosion es IN campo de batalla, los comba.
tlentes caeran al sueio sin sufrir dafio alga-
no, pero presa de IN prcfundo letargo
del que no saldran sino al cabo de cuincs
horas: ESQ ST, sanos salvos pero sin armas
nj bandera prisioneros del enemigo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

Las fuerzas del Ej6rcito que aqui
oaaran aaeienden 6 5000 soldados y
.par,;llaros. deducidos los enfermos
= Ios nne nrestan servicio de guarni-
clones. !.
Habiendo mejorado la allmenta-
cion, es mas satisfactoria tamolen ID
saIud en- las fuerzss.
Tambien resuita en las oPe4aI'o
nes ana plausible actlviaad, que Nd
bra de producer resultados Dehshclo
sos nara ;ncapacitar del TODD al enc
migo. ,-n,,- ),
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

de moderation y de calrna ; que no
sabemos gobernarnos nosotros mis-
mos; que no somos aptos para la vi
da de la libertad y necesitamos en-
todos los casos ell latigo del capataz,
para Ia repression, y la voluntad del
tutor. para ell consejo.
Ojala no Sc olga esto n,apca, inun
ca! Evltemos que surian emergencies
tales, porque no habrfa en- la TERRA
lugar bastante ignorado para ocultar
nuestro sonrojo los oje,s del mun-
do. No justIfquemos. /. la postre.
la propaganda de nuestros eternos
enemigos politicos. que aducian
como pretexto nuestra is,norancia 6
inexperiencia para combatir toda
suerte de reformas titles, y coho
nestar, en- benefcio propio, las mez
quindsdes y setrecheces del colonis
mo.
Paz. progreso y trabajo la SOM
bra de una bien entendicla libertad.
Esto queremos, este anhelamos pa
ra Puerto Rico.
Re1nszamos por igual los excesos
de Ia demagogia y de- la tirania,
fosque tanto unos como otros son
los peores enemigos de los pueblos.
Solo castIgo merecen los que pre-
tendan mixtifcar, recortar entorpe
Ger las conquistas del derecho pn-
blico.
Pero tambien merecen castigo los
que, por ignorancia per aviesa in
tenci6n, hacen de la ,alumnia un
arms de combate. y subvierten ell
sentido de las masas, ora propaganda
absurdos sin nombre, ora dlfundiendo
doctrinas que no encajan en- nuestras
costumbres, nj en- las condolences de
nuestra existencia, nj en la idiosin
cracia de maestro pueblo.
Paz. P'ogreso. Trabsjo.
He s4u1 "a norma, la 1ivisa, el
lena que debe presidir nuestros &C.
tos todos, obteniendo c.umplida rea-
lizaci6n en- todas las esferas y los
6rdenes de este pats.
Mas para clio es indispensable que
haya union. harmonic y concordia
entire nuestros elementos mas sanos;
que Sc rechace 6 destruya cuanto
tienda soliviantar 6 cIividir las cla-
ses sociales que hsblen Ago menos
las pasiones y algo mas las ideas.
Probado esta que somos leales en-
ell sentimiento patrio, sofridos en- la
adversidad, intrepidos en- ell pelIgro,
constantes " esforgado en- la defen
sa consecucion del derecho- -.
Demostremos ahora que ssbcmos
hacer buen uso de Ia libertad.
Cuenta la historic que An1bal
CANADA las batallas y no saba
aprovecharse de, sus triunfos.
No hsga nuestro pueblo como el
captain cartsgin6s, y procure que la
practica de la victoria sea tan
grande, q 10 menos. como la victo-
ria misma.
EUGENIO ASTOL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07
ESPANOLES EN- PARIS
Ell POBRE CORTES
(Del .Heyazd0 de Madrid)

Asi como la mayor parte de los
espanoles no tienen !s, menor noticia
de que existe en- el pueblecillo de
Asnieres I'm cspanol meritfsimo. el
senor Esteve, que fscilito al senor
Canovas valiosos datos para sus ira
bsjos historicos, y que ha puesto
muy alto, por 10 que se dira otro
dfa, ell nombre de Espana en- Ingla-
terra y Francis, la mayor parte de
los hispanos- s-americsnos no tien en-
la menor noticia de que existe en- Pa
rfs un portorriqueno notable como
pianista. ell joven Cortes. premio de
este Conservatorio. La autonomfa
politica podra reform,ar uDa porci6n
de cosas, pero no 10 cue Sc tlene en-
la masa de la sangre.
En- los raros ratios de va gar que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

"Un dfa de estos. sc firmara IN
contrato de nnatrimonio en- IN pueblo
cercano q esta capital, cuyo contrato
es sumamente original.
El u'arido Sc compromste hacer
nm viaje por toda Espsna en- union
de su esposa. y ferminando que sea
este. los c6nyuges Sc divorciaran por
mneuo consentimiento
DE Loadres telegrafian Ia Agen
cia Fabra que los peri6dicos ingle-
ses publicaron on despacho de New
York diciendo que los insurreoto-
cubanos So apoderaron de una enor-
me suma de dinero destinada q las
tropas ospanolas.
El despacho debe referirse al CO.
nocido suceso de CaimaE era, exage
RADIO por los labors ntes para produ
cir efecto an Europa
No es exacto que el seflor Sagasts
tenga reds ctads una extensa nota
refutando cierfos conceptos de- men
safe de Mckinley las Camaraa
americahas.
D8bidamente autorizados. opone
mos esta negativa la especie que
daba Va como cierto hasta el enviC
de- aicha nota.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

de Ia m1sics, que lie echan
miradas Incendiarias.
-.SQue quiere usted?-decfale yo
q un tertuliano del Terminus ore
Sc lamentaba de que Ell pobye Cort6s
no sigs Ell derrotero que merece SO
guir.-Puerto Rico es. por 10 gene
raj. una factorfa de quincalleros y
senores del tanto por ciento que ha-
cen balance antes de sentarse la
mesa. Y el artista que nacio casua' :
ments Ell una factor1a, este no tiene
patria. =.
LUIS BONAFOUX