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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-26

the American settlement there. This
has been the subject OF considerable
negotiations of late, the United States
desiring an extension Of the limits Of
the settlement, while France and some
other countries wished the extension to
be conditioned by like grants to them.
Senator Quay, of Pennsylvania, is still
victor In his state. 1t will be remem-
bered that his opponents prevented his
reelection to the senate by the last Leg
islature. but on the adjournment of that
body Governor Stone promptly APP
pointed the senator to fill the vacancy
caused by the expiration of his own
term. and this appointment the repub-
lican state convention, which assembled
at Harrisburg, endorsed. A striking car
toon in the Minneapolis Tribune pre-
sents Quay in the circus ring making
the G. o. p. elephant stand on it's head.
the ring master exclaiming, "Whoop
la! Here we are again!'
In the course of self-assuring arti-
that the democrats are not a bit scared
thus far. It also says Democrats are
not going to be caught repeatedly by the
same old bait" How about Fred White
and 'steen to one? Even sucker
would hardly be taken by it as some-
thing fresh.
~. 4,
during the fall campaign. The Paris
News indicates this, saying: When
all the Goebe speakers, the Brown
speakers, the TAYLOR speakers, the pop-
ulist speakers and the prohibition
speakers get out on the raging stumps
in Kentucky there won't be vacant
perch for the woodcock to pause and
listen for moment"
In speaking of the Union Veteran
Unions resolutions the Des Moines
Capital expresses the opinion that the
old soldiers of the organization do not
favor Withdrawing the flag from the
Philippines. 1t adds: LAS to their re-
fusal to endorse the course of Governor
Shaw in recommending the appoint
ment of Gen. Lincoln, much need not be
said. Gen. Lincoln is we'll known in
Iowa and is we'll beloved. Practically
all the military men in the state, so far
as later organizations are concerned,
recommended the appointment OF Gen.
Lincoln. The only thing to be regret
ted is that there We're not places enough
for all the capable and brave men of
the former war in the new war. Gen.
Lincoln not only served in the war of
yet. One of them is in the regulars,
having enlisted more than two years
ago ais a private and having reached a
ilieutenancy on pure merit alone. In
Iowa and among Iowa soldiers of any
and all wars, the Gen. Lincoln incident
is closed" 1t ought to be accepted as
true that the Lincoln incident is closed.
There is no use threshing over old
straw.
There are now four cabinet officers
IN Washington. These are Secretaries
Gage. Root and Wilson and Postmaster
General Smith. Secretary Hitchcock is
expected back in a few days. and by
the time the president gets there next
week almost all of his cabinet VIII be
there ready for a cabinet meeting. This
meeting, which VIII probably take place
on Tuesday, Sept 5. will be the initial
one for Secretary Root. who has not
yet met his colleagues around the cabi-
nat 4 a h1e
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-26
Long ago the figures OF the

Long ago the figures Of the ball
lot in the senatorial fight. where Grim.
Cory and Clarke are the candidates got
so high that it's extravagant to print
them Now that the state central COM
mittee has refused to arbitrate, the
whole business is mixed again. The
Looker-on met one of the candidates
the other day and was informed that II
looked as though the United States SEN
atorship was the cause of the deadlock.
Not that this candidate had impressed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-26
IOWA PRESS coMMENT.

IOWA PRESS COMMENT.
Referring to the nomination of Fred
White by the democrats the Ocheyedan
Press thinks sixty thousand majority
for Shaw is a mild estimate"
The Messenger believes that "Atlan-
tic ought to sleep with one eye open so
long as there is chance to secure the
entrance Of the Great Western to that
city"
Great Britain seems to have lot Of
old ultimatums 1t is working off on Dom
Paul. Some of them are OF the vintage
|of 1776.' remarks the Davenport Repub-
|lican.
The Clarksville Star observes that "of
course the democrats in their state plat
form condemned nearly everything the
republicans have done. There was one
thing they overlooked. They forgot to
|sympathize with the laboring class who
are being bounded to death by offers of
good jobs
Although Hardin county republicans
have had the primary system for FIVE
years the Ackley Photograph would
like to return to the caucus system, as
would others who have made the cam
vass under it for nomination to coun-
ty Office
The Burlington Hawkeye declares
that Farmers and cattle raisers must
beware. The Iowa democratic platform
denounces the advance in prices. 1t is
the work of the trusts it says. 1t will
be wicked, a conspiracy against the
people, for the farmer to charge more
for his wheat, or his hogs and CATTLE"
The Audubon Republican says: I'VE
would as soon trust the wisdom of the
people of Iowa on the questions of po-
litical economy as that of the young or
ator of the Platte, although he express
es the opinion that our people act with
absolute folly in the matter. 1t is
barely possible he is mistaken and that
the $4,000 majority in Iowa are right"
Don't patronize the fakir. Don't feed
the tramps, is mighty good motto to
take the place over the door where the
motto God Bless Our Home has hung
for 10, these many years observes the
lAmes Times.
The Keokuk Gate City thinks Iowa
copperheadism goes pretty far when II
shows malignant ill-will against Eng
land in a state platform solely because
England was friendly to America in on,
late war with SPAIN
i We'll. 1t is Fred White and 16 to ]
i again. and that means the largest re-
i publican majority, in Iowa, since be-
/ fore prohibition became factor in
Iowa politics" says the Tama Free
Press.
The Tama Herald believes 1T is be-
4 coming more and more evident every
/ day that anti-expansion Is not popular
outside of Boston and few othe,
| places, and with divisions in the demo-
cratic ranks over this subject. republi-
cans look with composure on the rails.
| ing of this issue"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-26

derstand the Register. which claims a
majority for Cummins of 20. There Is
absolutely nothing to warrant such a
claim. We hardly think 1t can be meant
seriously, and il sent out merely as a
campaign BLUM it is liable to do the
Cummins cause more harm than good.
The Register is powerful paper. 1t
has held. and still holds tremendous
influence in republican Iowa, but, ac-
cording to our way of thinking. a paper
lowers it's standard, and repels conf
dence. whenever it puts out claims for
purely partisan or election purposes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-26


Republican State Ticket.
For Governor
LESLIE NJ. SHAW.
For Lieutenant Governor
JAMES C. MILLIMAN.
For Judge Supreme Court
JOHN C. SHERWIN.
For Superintendent Public Instruction
RICHARD c. BARRETT.
For Railroad Commissioner
EDWARD A. DAWSON.
Republican County Ticket.
For State Senator
j. b. CLASSEN.
For representative
THOMAS KIMBALL.
For County Treasurer
c. H. SMITH.
For County superintendent
j. MORRISSEY.
For County Sheriff
T. j. SHOEMAKER.
For County Coroner
DIR. F. p. LIERLE.
For County Surveyor
WILLIAM BREMNER.
For County Supervisor
T. j. SHEARER.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-26
9ee9s@osessscs Dees0.soseo
LOOKER-ON in IOWA
9.S:S.1c:y.yseEcS0:SsS.X:x:SsS0s.
for the Timcs- Repuhlican.

Clarion, Aug. 5.--An editor of Mon
tezuma paper had something to say of
the quantity OF beer the Morrill, picnic
party brought TO Grinnell one day last
week. Now the facts happen to be,
this crowd of 5000 men, women and
children selected and came to Grinnel.
because 1t was dry town, because 1t
was prohibition town that really pros
hibits and brought no beer with them.
OF course an editor from another dry
town (MonteZuma) cannot understand
how he, or any one else, can go to a
picnic without beer, or to a place where
he can get 1t, but this crowd came from
a wet town TO dry one, for fun. And
before leaving those in charge express
ed themselves as very much pleased
with the successful picnic, and courte-
sizes received. And the citizens of Grin
nell We're pleased with the uniform good
behavior of the visiting citizens from
Ottumwa.
One OF the snake performers at the
Grinnell fair had an unusual flow OF
eloquence. Those who We're forced by
circumstances beyond their control te
Ilisten to 1t for two days, were much i'm
pressed by one sentence, the closing
one. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, he
fearlessly enters the den filled with
these venomous reptiles. handles them
with inpunity. and Is frequently bitten
and why Is he so fearless, so courag-
eous, because ladies and gentlemen, hi
ALWAYS has an anecdote with him.
|
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-24
REUNION SELECTA

En- los salones de la Escuela Ameri-
cana sc reuni6 anoohe en- Junta General
la Sooiedad Patriotica de seiioras ins,
talada en- Ponce bajo los ausricios del
general Henry, para reanudsr sus ira,
bajos y adoptar importantes acuerdos.
Aoudi6 an numero considerable de
distinguidas damas.
Fu6 adoptada por nnanimidad una
proposition, hecha por la seiiora Presi
denta, de unir esta sociedad en- calidad
de sueursal, a otra establecida en- la
capital de esta Isla; Soctedad Protecto
IA de Ia majer, la cual, d su vez, es
protegida por otra importantisima es-
tablecida en- Nueva York con este nom
bre: Colonial and Societys, la cual ha
venido hesta ahora aportlndo su ii.
lantr6pico concurso q todos los ira
bajos efectuados por la Sociedad Pa.
'triotica. la Colonial es Ia mas pode.
rosa, en- su clase, de cuantas asociacio
nes existeu EN- la cuta capital neoyor
kina.
La nneva directiva Sc constituy6 en-
esta forma:
Presidenta, dona Teresa Cap6 de An.
tonsanti; Vice-presidentas: doha Fran
cisca Besosa de Cssals, dona Rosa Pa
ira de Sanchez, dona Amina Tl6 de
Malaret; Secretaria, dona SisiIs Arce
de Astol Vice secretaries, senoritas
Carmen Antonsanti y Adels Astol; Di
rectoras del Taller de Costura: sefiori :
tas Esther Belaval, Rita Herdman, Car
men Antonsanti y Maria Porrata.
M@licos de Ia sociedad : doctores Co
ronas Y Malaret.
Socios consultores: don Luis Porrata,
don Rafael Sanchez, don Eugenio Astol,
don Rafael Leon, don ZoiIo Cintr6n,
don Francisco Para.
lngresaron las seiioras y senores si-
guientes doiia Adela r. de SEEK, dofia
Amina +. de Malaret, seforitas Adela
Astol, y Esther Belaval, don Juan SEEK,
don Juan SEEK Rosaly, don Rafael Leon,
don Pedro ]. Besosa, don Manuel Leon,
don Guillermo Leon PARA, don Fran,
cisco PARA, don Zoilo Cintr6n, don Eu'
genio Astol, don Juan Torruella, don
Jose Besosa, doctor Malaret.
Enthusiasts como somcs por todo 10
que Sc relaciona con Ell adelanto moral 8
intellectual de la mujer puertorriquena,
y por todo 10 que signifque una obra de
tilantropfa, nos completeness en- tributar
un aplauso a la ameritada sociedad y en-
felicitarla por sus progresses.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-24
Una cOrtO
Sr. Director de La DEMocRAcIA.

Sr. Director de La DEMocRAoIA.
Mi querido amigo;
La 6rden publicada en- la Gaceta del
dia 81 prohibiendo a los empleados mu-
nicipales tomar parte activa en- la pro.
paganda politica, me obliga a renunciar
ell cargo, honrostsimo para mi, de Vocal
del Comt6 Federal, para Ell que fuf electo
en- Ia reunion que celebrara ell partido
en- casa de don Gull 'ermo Schuck
Pocos dias he podido desempenar mi
cargo, porque sin duda alguna estoy
predestinado que sean muy cortas las
grandes satiafaeciones de mi vida.
La disposition ameritada llen6 mi es
pfritu de pesadumbre, puesto que mis-
verdaderas conviceioues me impulsaban
d trabajar con fervor por ell triunfo de-
partido federal, que encarna en- su pro-
grama una aureola de libertad para e
porvenir de Puerto Rico.
Renuncio mi cargo en- ell comit6 de
partidO, renunoio a la propaganda, perc
no renuncio mis- idealeP, por cuyo pro
ximO triunfo hare fervientes votos.
Suyo atfemo. amigo,
Francisco GAUTHlER.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-24

zapatero; Bernardino Villanueva, zapa-
tero; Norberto Beza, zapatero; Manuel
Perez, panadero; Elias RUIZ, tip6grafo;
Carmelo Reyes, zapatero; Esteban San
chez, zspatero; Carlos Gonzalez, id;
Juan Aceyedo. id; Aguedo Cardona,
id Genaro Salas, sombrerero; Jose
Gonzalez, zapatero; Julio Cardona, sas
tire; Heliodoro Salas, sombrerero; Mi :
guel Solano, tabaquero; Eulogio Ayil6s,
panadero; Francisco Abad, carpintero;
Felipe Beza, tonelero; Manuel Vargas,
carpintero; Eusebio Bezs, i'd, Bernar.
dino Sales, id; Serapio Soto, i'd; Mi
guel Soto, id; Santiago Acevedo, "a.
patOro; Manuel Rubianes 90, carpinte.
ro; Ramon Bocanegra, carpintero; Cas-
to Laviosa, cigarrillero; Jose Herman
dez, relojero; Nemesio Sapia, pintor;
Agapito Mendoza, barbero; Carlos
Mendoza, barbero, Abdon Suarez, zapa-
tero; Ramon Aree, tonelero; Santiago
Landin, zapatero; Cruz Chacon, tabs-
quero; Venancio RJsado, pintor; Lo
renzo Pitre, zapatero; Julian Gomez,
tabaquero; Juan B. Vazquez, zapatero;
Juan Cedeno, tabaquero; Antonio Sa
pis, zapatero; Luis Aeevedo, barbero;
Jose Gonzalez Garcia, cigarrillero; Ri
caFdo Ruiz, sastre; Mariana r. Ceste
ro, zapatero; Hortensio Gomez, taba
qnero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-24
MAN1FEsTACI0N

Hoy publicamos la carta que va 4
continuation. Nuestro amigo Arias,
luchador en- las pasadas elecoiones del
partido Liberal, no podfa faltar en-
nuestras flas. Siempre lie tuvimos por
un bueu puertorriqueno. Su carta de
hoy nos 10 ratiica. Reciba nuestro abra-
20, que hacemos extensive tambi6n q
los correligionarios de Canas, cuyo tes
timonio de adhesion publlcamos hoy
tambien.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA. -.
Distinguido correligionario:
Para evitar malas interpretsciones,
hago constar que, 10 mismo que aver,
milto en- ell Partido que ie6ende hoy la
idea federal, estoy dispuesto como
siempTe a ocupar ell puesto de honor que
Sc me confie,
De usted alto. E. S. y amigo,
ANDRES AR1As.
Ponce, Octubre 90 de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-24
Los amOros de La bella Nancy

hsgaS dos los efd posbles para deodifle. PO-
met-dle de mi parts, que tan prouto como hsya
rifosdo e otorgar6 Ell titulo de rey Adi6s queIido
amsdo Pibrat, ouenta vos Ia reina JUANAS
Pbrao SO spresur6 dollar Ia Osrts haoerla de
saparecer Ia fadrquera do Cazas Ii llegada de
estos despachos produio desagradabe impression entire
los convidsdos de Su Magestad
Un sileucip penoso rein6 durante lgunos mo nentOs
Il rey fu6 qu,en 10 romp6, doiendo al sefor de Goa
rasse
-VeDid, querido amigo, q1s teDgo que hsbaros.,
I'll fey lsvsnt6 De Ia mesa, fu6 sbrr la puerta
del gsbinete donde Sc acostsba rqn entraron jun.
tos el
Jay de NIL decfa para 81 Mlrgarita desconsOlada
le va a ordebar que sc vsya..,,
PeTo Margsrts te engshsbs,
Primo, djo VOC bsja Clrlos TX al principe de
Navarro Jqu6 pensas de Ia pT6xma egada De Ia rens
vuestfa madre2
10 que pienso, sehOr, es que Va ObIigsr
Tenddeisr al ino6gOito
-tY no tem5is nadsl Ma'garita es vOnble
Me sms...
-Eu ess caso, dijo el rey, lqusr6is saber 10 que
piensc7 10 meior seTa deorselo seguida. Ga daos
aqui yoy deoirle que veDg
Eurique Sc sent6 81 pie de cana, el rey vol
VIC entrar el com dor dond el silenoio haba ad
qaiTido pTopoToiones dgabTes
-0ge, Margirit', djo e rey aoabo de dsr una
misi6n 81 senior de CoaFasse.
-tU q mission, asfot9 Y MHgariti echo
tembsr.
-Yetq a ysrle, 81 Sc sneargar6 De tua en-, argos
para el pruOpe de Eav1rrs.
81 levant6 Margarta con el sudor en- Ia ( ente
los labios blaaeOs ss diigi6 q gsba-te perauadi6s
Dc qae e reg hahia qnsEido fseiaEla 2 atma sntEa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-24
Un HO......
Leemos en- La Conespondencjq..

A]NN'AA'S ~ N1e COfFtoOOHCt6itC'U.
sEn la demanda presentada ante a
Corte Provisional por don Miguel Ar
zuaga, contra Maria Cruz Tsfor6s Y
Heriberto Dfaz, Sc ha preseutado una
petici6n, la Corte, con obieto de que
esta dc una 6rden al Letrado don Juan
Ramon Ramos, para que compareEca
ante la misma ell 23 del corriente, a las
. de la tarde, y explique por que 81 (el
senior Ramot) dieto un mandamiento
iutertiriendo mandamientos anteriores
de la Corte Provisional que h4bfan al !.
do puestos en- vigQr contra ell Heriber
to, quien los habfa violado y quien el
senior Ramos aconsejabl, (segdn Sc di
ee en- Ia petici6n hecha a la Corte) con
tinuara violandolos. La Corte ha cita-
do al sehor Ramos, para comparecer
ante ella,0
Ell seiior Ramos es actualmeute Pre-
Sjdente de Ia Corte de Justicia de la
Capital,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-24
NOTICIAS

Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar q
nuestro querido amigo ell doctor don
Juan Bautista Arrillaga, quien, despu6s
de larga auseneia de este pals, hace GER
ca de veinte dfas Sc encuentra en- esta
isla.
Manana embarca con direction q We
nezuela, su residencis.
Deseamose feliz viaje y grandes triun
fos en- la Repdblica venezoIana.
Nuestro querido amigo D. Jaime SEX
ha renunciado ell cargo de vocal del sub
comit6 de la juyentud federal por ha
llarse actualmente desempehsndo la pla
"a de int6rprete municipal 81 bien que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-24
K$cOO DiOS

Lcemos en- La Corespondencia;
xLa solioitud de induto frmada por
ell senior Izcoa Diaz al general Davis,
fu6 entregada al DOCTOR Barbosa por ell
referido senior Izooa y puesta en- manos
del general Davis por los sefiores Rossy,
Barbosa y EGozCUE
Despu6s de conocida esa noticia reci
bimos el siguiente telegrama de la Ca,
pital:
SDEMoCRACIA - Ponce.
Gobernadnr ncg6. .indulto solicitado
por Izcoa.,tam6i6n ncg6se Gobernador
intervenir por ahora calsa Csrri6n.
CORRESP0NsAL.9
No cOmentamos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-24
DESAPARICION

De la Hacienda del que suscrl6e,
barrio de Collores, Juana Diaz, ha de
saparecido una mula, color zaino co
dorado, formas redOndas, talla regular,
cola larga. Tiene en- ell pescuezO Pc
los blancos ocasionados pOr Ia rozadu-
ra de una sOga. Els de genio muy VI
vO, edad 8 a Q amos, marca A. r. con
ndmeros que ell dueno no recuerda.
Sera gratificadO Quien IA Aentregue
Q de noticias seguras de su paradero
en- la fnca indicada.
. G. a. Luis Llorens.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-24
ADHEsIoNEs

Los que suscriben, vecinos del barrio
de Canas, estando conformes con ell pro.
grama del Partido Federal, del que es
Jefe don Luis Munoz Rivera, y Sc adhie
ren a 81.
Ponce, Octubre "a de 1899.
Tulio Medina, Antonio Medina, Ju.
lilo Pab6n Fernandez, Guillermo Mar
tinez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-24
LOS OBREROS De SABANA GRANDE
Octubre Is de 1899.
Sr. don Fernando. J. Matfas,
Ponce.
Distinguido sehor:

Distinguido senior:
Los que suscriben, indivfduos de Ia
clase obrera de este pueblo, tienen ell
honor de felicitar q usted por su ingre
so en- el Partido Fedora, en- ouyas tilas'
dadas sus notables aptitudes y releyan'
tes m6ritos, habra de ser usted muy
it'll su patria, que necesita del esfuer.
20 da sus hijos, para llegir la meta
lie sus aspiraciones. Esta felicitacion,
que mas que otra coca es un saludo ca.
riiiOsos, al fntegro puertorriqueilo que
Sc colooa q nuestro lado, para guiarnos
por senda segura al logro de nuestros
deseos, la hacemos extensive q todos
sus dignOs companeros de Comit6, a
quienes nos uue un Iazo sagrado e in
disolubIe: ell amor la patria.
Perdone usted est1 manifestation ru'
da, pero elocuente, del afecto que lie
profesamos al nuevo y valiente adalid
que Sc pone bajo la sombra de nuestra
bandera.
Muy atentamente, Santos Ortiz, Emi-
liano Nazario, Bernardino Milan, Die
go Almod6var, Ramon Alvarez, Fran
cisco Vega, Martin Capriles, J. Vega,
Jose Ayala, Matfas Collazo, Victoriano
Rodriguez, Juan Bautista Velasc6n,
Manuel Galindo y Pagan, Angel Boni-
lla, Antonio Atresino, Ramon Ramirez,
Atilio Pab6n, Pedro Ortiz, Eloy Baez,
Pedro Insermis y CorderO, Juan Sepdl
veda, Francisco Rios, Rodulfo Vega,
Pedro Almod6var y Torres, Pedro Be
rrios Davila, Caroline AcOsta, CSndido
Guzman, Eustaqaio Gonzalez, Melchor
Pagan, Pascasio Quiiones, Florencio
Almod6var, Basilio Gonzalez Negroni,
Ramon AyaIa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-24
ia BibliOtoca dc LA DEMOCRACIA

mirada de- intelgencia, Margarta oomenE5 pouerse
pSlids.
-iOhl ohl diio el rey, Sde NeracP..
abri6 el piego y sac6 sucesivamente tres cartas
con los lemas sguentes uuo para su Magestad, otro
para 81 senior de Pbrac el teroero para Ia rena III
rey tendi6 la suYs PibrsC rasg6 Ell sello del mensa
ie que lie era dirigido:
&Sehor, hermano mio primo, o,-deoia Jaana de
Abret reus de NavaTra-os esoribo Ia presente para
snunoiaTOs que me pongO oawino este dis, und6
elmo de junio que pienso hallrme en- Paris hacis f.
mes del presente mes, ell solo Objeto de que muy
prontO pueda ceebrarse Ell ossamiento de mi bijO kn
Hque vueStrs hermana MWgsrita. M esoudero va
montsr cabalo enseguida tiene otden de no perder
tiedpo en- e camino objeto de q1e llegue Paris
mncho antes que 20.
SEsperando, sehor, hermsno milo prim1, 81 placer
el favor de veroF, rupgo D)s os tenga en- 50 I'D
alegh'.
JUANA, reiaa de NaUa,gaa
Despues de pasar Ia vista por Ia osrts e rey Ia T.
VS. en- alta voz miranda MaTgarita que habis pues
to palida como una estatua Noe mol no al mismO
tempo al dido de Pibrao, le die:
RS bien SECURE que el menaaiero de la relua
bra dtjado para nosotFOs pego Ia hosteria de IA
oslle de SaintJaques
81 principe de Navarro MIRO Margarita y pare
oi6 que participate de smoo6n Pi6rao abHo Ia car
ta que e drgil Ia rena Jna1s, ley6 psFa si;-Q ieT
do smado Pbfso STengo gran tenor De que Ell
plnope nj hiio eontDds euamOTsdo de la senofa con-
dess de GFamont, por % esof bo. Ismo mneho
s8emk Dc cue las habllas os ohiames que ae pFopa-
sn per lodo e rano respeeto de a prnoesa Malgfita
s hsyan disgnstaao De easamisntol os Euego gae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-24
ESCUELA P1BLICA AMERICANA
Gale de Mendez vigO

FL Lunes % del $orriente daPa co.
mienzo al registro de ninos de ambos
sexO que quieran inscribirse en- Ia es
cuela superior.
TOdos aquellos nin0s y ninas que
deseen estudiar Aritmetica, Gramati
ca, Historic de los EstadOS unid0s.
Algebra, Latin etc.
Sc diriiran la escuela a las 8
90m de Ia manana o l y 30 de Ia tarde.
Edith Y. H0l'Obangh
Principal. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-24
GLGAL1Il MUNICIPAL DE POHGE
Al P6bIfc3.

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