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The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-05
Chinese Superstition.

When Gen. Grant was visiting
China, Chester Holcombe, for many
years secretary of the American lega-
ton at Pekin, secured for him a priv
ilege never before that time accorded
to a foreigner, the privilege OF ad-
mission into the sacred precincts of
the Temple Of Heaven in Pekin. Now,
II Is contrary to the settled belief OF
the Chinese to admit a member OF the
female sex, young or old, even to the
temple ground. under any circum-
stances. II is said that should a Chi
nese guard venture even to carry a
baby girl in his arms within the for
hidden lines he would probably be
punished with death. Not knowing of
these restrictions, a number of ladies
In Gen. Grants party ventured to fol-
low him when he visited the sacred
| edihce, says Leslie's Weekly. Realiz-
ing the seriousness OF this action, Mr..
Holcombe afterward apologized to the
emperor's representative for the con-
duct of his countrywomen, and was in
formed that the intrusion would bt
overlooked, but must be kept as secre'
as possible, for should the ~populact
learn of 1t an anti-foreign outbreal
would be likely TO follow. They would
not forgive such a pollution OF theil
most sacred building.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-05
He Is "the Law of Texas, West of the
PeCOS"

neral solemnities we're an affair OF the
past. the killer was onored with a
request to appear at the bar where
liquids and justice were dispensed al
ternately. The sage who was 1.-The
law OF Texas west OF the Pecos" had
evidently devoted some spare moments
to the study of his first murder case.
for the judgment that was rendered
and entered on the docket Is certain
ly without a parallel.
IL have carefully examined the Grim
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-05

part of the population would welcome
them az a means of advancing the
country's prosperity, English-made
machinery now used there is OF the
old type and not up to date. In Lis
bon the old style Of transportation is
being changed to the electric system.
While English capital is conducting
the enterprise. every bit of material,
from the smallest bolt to the modern
cars, is of American make. Portugal
sends us cork, and we send her petro-
leum and wheat. but In my opinion,
the balance of trade, now in our favor,
could be materially increased II our
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-05

For many years n OF the stock
stories OF the professional funny men
OF the country has been OF the coroner
who held an inquest over the body OF
q man found dead, and In one OF
whose pockets was a pistol and in an
other $50. The story relates that the
coroner stopped the inquest at once
upon discovering the pistol and cash
and fined the dead nan $50 for Carrying
a pistol without a permit, collecting
his fine from the cash pocket.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-05
The Tael of China,

The %"tael," which is, strictly speak.
ing, a weight and not a coin, differs
in various cities and provinces Of
China. the weight Of silver recognized
as a 'tael" being greater at some
points than at others, BY common
consent, rather than from its intrin-
sic value, the Haikwan "tael" is taken
as the standard, and while it varies in
value at different times, it is quoted
in a recent consular report at ~ cents
in gold.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-05
TEST IN PRONUNCIATION.
Brief Exercise That VIII Puzzle Most
Expert Scholars.

Expert Scholars.
An exercise in pronunciation was
placed on the blackboard at a teachers
institute, a prize being offered to any
one who could read and pronounce
every word correctly. The book Of
fered as a prize was not carried off,
however, as twelve was the lowest
number of mistakes in the pronuncia-
ton made.
"A s~acrilegious son OF Belial, who
suffered from bronchitis. having ex-
hausted his L.ances, in order to
make good the deficit resolved TO ally
himself to a comely, lenient and docile
young lady of the Malay or Caucasian
race. He accordingly purchased a cal
Hope and coral necklace of a chameleon
hue, and securing a suite of rooms at
a principal hotel he engaged the head
waiter as a coadjutor. He then dis
patched a letter of the most unexcep-
tional calligraphy extant, inviting the
young lady to a matinee. She revolt
ed at the idea, refused to consider her
self sacrihcable to his desires, and
sent a polite note of refusal. on receiv'
ing which he procured a carbine and
bowie knife, said that he would not
now forge letters hymeneal with the
queen, went to an isolated spot, sever
ed his ~jugular vein and discharged TIT
contents OF the carbine into his alb
domen. The debris was removed b!
the coroner
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-05

copied the offer anG the policy was
made out.
Nearly all OF the Chinese ministers
to the United States during recent
years, including the present incum-
bent, Minister WI, have taken out
policies OF one kind or another. 1t Is
a case Of advertisement with the COM
pany more than anything else. Several
of the Chinese consuls have also in
sured their lives. The other Chinese
policies held in this country were
taken out by thoroughly Americanized
merchants.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-05
C~ockroaches Desert Newspaper Onices.

COCkrOaChes Dessft Newspaper oHCeN
1t is a singular fact remarked upon
by the inhabitants of newspaper Of
fees that the ~cockroaches, ono so nu-
merous in such places, have almost
disappeared. Time was when the little
brown pests fairly overrun the homes
of the press. Not only did they exist
by thousands in the composing-rooms,
but they also got down into the ed
itorial quarters. Observing printers
say that the disappearance of the
cockroach began with the introduce
ton Of typsetting machines. This Is
believed to be true, for in the big city
offices they have become scarcer and
scarcer ever since about 1888. Now
one is seldom seen there. Whether
the insect disapproved Of the new in
vention or whether there was some
thing on the movable type which gave
him sustenance is not known, but he
is gone, and there are few to regret
his departure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-05

Down In this part of Texas, writes
q Fort Clark correspondent, is the man
with whose action this simple and in
genuous tale originated. He Is Roy
Bean, who for ten years in the young
days Of Texas was justice OF the peace
and coroner OF the town OF Vinegar
Room, being, as he expressed 1t, the
law of Texas west OF the Pecos." He
is still living at the town OF Langtry,
on the Sunset railroad, 800 miles west
OF San Antonio. No man knows
whence he came. The railroad build
ers found him away out here on the
great desert plains, and when the gam
blers and toughs and tenderfeet came
along with the first trains and at once
proceeded to run the country accord
lug to their own notions, old Roy Bean
declared himself a justice OF the peace
and boldly announced II am he law
OF Texas west Of the Pecos." 1t Is
highly probable that a few people who
were In favor of law and order in
vited the strange character to assume
the judicial position, and that on ac-
count OF his desperate courage II
fearless judicial demeanor he after
ward was appointed to fill the Office
OF justice of the peace.
Early one morning II was reported
IN the town OF Vinegar Room that a
man had fallen from n bridge near the
place and that his lead body was ly-
IL on the ground CLOSE to the water.
Roy Bean, as justice of the peace and
ex-oficio coroner, at once summoned
a jury. There was no testimony to
be taken. The la was n stranger,
and II was not easy 10 determine the
cause of his death. He might have fall
en- from the bridge or he might have
been murdered. The coroner searched
the dead body, and when he found 4
pistol in one pocket and $50 In the
other he turned to the Jury and In
formed them that in this matter theiI
services were OF no value, since l
would be necessary for the court Il
render a verdict without their aid
The court fined the dead man $50 70
carrying a pistol and took possession
Of the money. since the fees OF tn
coroner amounted to just $50, and tn
body was buried on the lonely prairi
at the expense of the county.
Vinegar Room vas named after tn
most poisonous little reptile that In
tests the western plain. 1t can stin
"a ella monster to death In the twinl
ling of an eye, and then turn abol
and chase a rattlesnake from his de-
Chain-lightning whisky is nc antido
for the poison of the vinegar roo
Roy Bean named the place, and viii
acting justice of the peace he divide
his time between the judicial benz
and a roomy saloon and gambliI
house, where there were none TO di
pute his authority, for he was so
proprietor.
Ono fine day a gambler, while In
unusually hilarious mood, sent a pi
toll ball crashing through the brai
of a Chinaman. When the citizens
Vinegar Room had ceased to celebra
the exit OF the Celestial, and the {
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-05
Poor BOYS Rise.

Representative Connell, of Pennsyl-
vania, began life as a driver boy in a
coal mine at rs cents a day. He has
Just entertained about fifty of his fell
low-members at one of the most elab-
crate dinners given in Washington this
season.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-05
Mohammedans Number iss, ooo.o

The number Of Mohammedans In the
world is about 1916, SOC, 900. or these.
IL, 000, 900 are under the rule of the
Turkish government. $4,000, 900 are
ruled by other Mussulman sovereigns,
$4,000, 900 are subject to African
princes, 10000 900 live in China. and
90, 1000. 900 are under Christian rulers.
or these last about $4,000, 900 are under
British rule.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-05
Field for Americans.

There Is a great field in Portugal for
American enterprise, writes John N.
Irwin, United States minister to that
Kingdom, in the September issue OF
Success. Our manufacturers really
ought to prospect in that little
known country. In the first place,
they are made most welcome. The
king and the queen. both young and
truly regal, speak English perfectly
and are among our warmest admirers
They reflect the sentiment of their
people. In the second place American
goods are needed, and the progressive
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-05

Luxury Is an enticing pleasure, a
bastard in mirth, which hath honey in
her mouth, gall in her heart, and a
sting in her tail.-Quarles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-05

manufacturers were to take full ad-
vantage of their opportunities in the
little kingdom.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-12
A NUESTROS AGENTES

Algunos agentes Antiques de La DE
MocRAcIA, nos escriben preguntandonos
donde deben liquidar sns cuentas, 81 en- la
administrator de Pouce en- la de Ca
guas.
Como esos agentes no Sc han entersdo
por 10 visto, de 10 que hemos dicho rspe-
tidas veces, debemos adVertirles, que
todas las Guentas de la DEm0CRAClA
de su 6pOca anterior y dc la presente,
deben liquidarse en- la Administration
de Ga1uas.
Al trasIadarse dichs empreea ests
ciudad, ces6 tambieu en- la administration
del reri6dico don Edelmiro j. Lespier, no
1ejando esta empresa representante nj 50
cursal ninguDa en- Ponce.
Asf, pues, suplicamos dichos sgen
tes que Sc dirijsn nosotros para sus II
quidaciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-12
OR @ N 10 A
EI Ponce cOFitOtiUO

En- aus ojos hay algo de la ardiente miradS
de MargGrita y en- So sonrlsa Ia dnscf
attraction de aquella Carlota que enloque
cio 4 Wether. iCuAntss yeces, contemPlan
do esos oios esa sonrisa, me ne ereld'
transportado & las po9tieas margeaes del
Rhin, poblada de fant&sticas leyendas!
Las etras dos dos gitd1l1s. que 10 son
por la gracia ell ingenio, Carm sls Apon
te Isabel Oppenheimer dos orlolias,
que parecen arrancadas del mismo barrlo
de Triaua. iFelices lcs que, oambIo de
slguuas monedas, tendfan sus msnos
estas adivinsdorsa del ocrveE.r, 7 sentfan
Ell oontacto oe sus dedos, J ofan de sus
graciosos Iabios frases h4lagsdors5, du G Is
mensiras, sin las ousles iquien podria VlVlr'
Y forms ando corte de houor la gtto'ae
ria criOEEa las seEcrit2s Sanchez MontalVo'
Fornaris, Porrata, Astol, Villarrazs.
Aguayo, Fournier otras mas, discurrfan
por aquelios isrdines, ofreoiendo helados,
dulces, cervezas, Fl pres y rsfrescos.
El resnltado de la fiesta fu6 expien-
dido, por la bellezs del oonluDto por e'
bene6oio que sc obtuvo para los pobres
Ell seflor S5huck. con Ia ga!e1Sssf1
que lie es peculiar, obsequio explendlda
mente sus amigos, cediando los salones
de su casa aquella iuventud buiilolos2,
que Sc entrego, una veg cumpllda la mission
caritativa, las dulzuras de ls dauza crio
LA.
Satisfechas debsn estsr las damas mi
ciadoras por 81 resuItado de la fiesta
pero los pobres, tsmbien tienen que ee
tarlo, porque al ananecer de aquel
dia cont sban con un pedazo de pan que
llevar a sus mfseros hogares.
Q1izks algdu leotor lie asombre que
sin haber eonourrido esa fests, me eriJa
on au croristd; pero aunque este sea cop
trario d los canones del raottrGtisneo, sepa
se que psrte de mi alma sc ha aedado 10
tando en aq1el Ponce de mis- luchas mls
afanes; de mis- aIegrfas y mis- tristezas en-
aquel Ponce, que quizas no volvere Ver'
pero que undo ira mis- recuerdos, ocmo
undo va al pensamiento la imsgen de La
mujer amada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-12

De la bella ciudad del Sur nos ilegsn
notas alegres, ecos de una fiesta simpAtlca,
como todas las que, inspiradas por ell an
gel de Ia caridad, Sc realizan en- Ponce.
Existe allf una sociedad csritativa,
que desde el ciclon viene derramsndo sus
ben9ficos frutos entire Ia clase menesteross.
Imprimen su actividad 6 ess sociedad, J
al fervor ardiente de gus almas femenlnas,
tres damas distinguidas, populares allf por
la duIzura y la bondad con que ejercen Ia
augusta mission de la Carload tres ami
gas predilectas de este cronista dofs Ll
ri Spencer de Graham, iniciadora pcr
p9tua de todaa las obras de benehcen-
ola que Sc celebran en- Ponce dofs Leo
nor Fajardo de Saazsr, otra noble dana,
cuyo nombre Va siempre undo toda ac-
ciou caritstiva = dofia Nieves Toro de
Fritze, qua 50 belleza de mujer, une IN
alma de angel, sensible todos los dolores
todas las desgrscias.
En- POGO mas de un sf1o, esa sociedad
ha levantado una bsrriada y IN hospital,
donde encuentran albergue los desvalidos
de la fortuna. Nosotros hemos visto va
riaz veces esas damas recorrer los subur
bios de Ponce, llevsndo ropas y alimentos
g. los pobres, penetrando Ell sus cssuchss,
mitigando con sUs suxilios los dolores de
tanto infsliz abandonado de toda protec
cion Official.
Y cuando orefsmos que esas sefioras
descansabsn de la ruds labor, las Vemos
spsrecer de nuevo organiEando una Her
R1eSSe.
En- los po6tioos jardines de la hermo
ga quinta que posee sllf nuestro buen ami
go don Guillermo Schuck, tuvo efecto la
fiesta. IIuminados con profusion de bonn
billas electrioas, sdornado oon ell gusto
artistico que para estos oasos tieue ell Sc
nor Schubk, aquellos jardines, por los que
ciroalaban las jovenes mas bellas do Pom
ce, debfan semejarse mucho los so1sdos
por la fantasia oriental del autor de Las
mil q una nOche.
Sc nos dice que para que la Illusion
fqese eomplets, luofan sus gracias tres 81
tdnGs, que daban eI 0pi0. Una de elias,
alemana de pura rsza, Ellie Lies, que pa
rece una creaci6n fsntsstica de Goethe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-12
RCOS DR AMERICA

EI general Cipriano Castro ha ex
pulsado de Venezuela un edhditc italia
no de spelIidc Olivs. Sc lei acus6 de ser
sgente de los enemigos d. actual gobier-
no para peIturba Ia pas de la ret uoiloa.
--Aetuando Loubet como arbitro en-
la question de lfmites entire Colombia y
Costa Riea ha resuelto que la fronters
entire lac dos repdblicas Is forme Ia cor
dillera de montafias qse parte de Punts
Mona en- ell Atlsntico cruzando ell vslie
del Norte del rio Taina RIO Sijol; des-
de aiif por una fnea tirsds casi en los
nueve grades de latitud, entire el Allan
tioo ? ell Pacffco. Signe despu6s la IL
nes de lfmites en- eeta forma. Una ifnea
entire Chiriquf vieio y los tributarios del
g olfo Dalde que termina en- Punta Ba
RIGA en ell Pacffco.
Por virtud del fallo srbitral, refe
rente los lfmites de esta republica con
la de Colombia, pierde Costa Rica cuG
trocientas dos LeguGs cuadrddas 8 sea Ia
quinta parte de su territorio.
Pierde, pues, todo Ell tertitorio de-
Salamanca.
Los candidates exhibidos para la
Presidencia de la Rspubiica del Ecuador
eu la proxims legislature, son general
Manuel Antonio Franco, poT el partido
radical general Leonidas Plaza Cutie
rres, por La Junta de Quito, con scepta
oi6n del Gobierno LiEardo Garcfs, Por
oil partidc liberal, CON Lac simpatfas dc
los conserYadores,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-12
A DIgSTRI) Y SINIHSTRO

The San Jxz1 Nesos dice los de la
CAmsrs, que alzen III POGO mas ia Voc
ST, hombre y. que griten.
Pero, no pueden gritar.:
Estan roncoss
7 como suens ell refrain
Eee gallo que no canta,
algo tiene On la gargants.
z 10 que tienen, 10 Sc 20.
Y 10 sabe Ell rafs
Lnspote1aciG.
La mayorfa no ssbe hablar.
Z los que sapen. pues, quisieran
ser mudos.
Porque sus palabras resultan IN eco.
z mad a MIS-.
Repetir, come loros, 10 que SO les en-
sefIa, es cosa triste, pero muy triste.
Que 10 go vsIde, en- ocho 8 diex dfas,
Sc han adoptado teglamentos, designado
emplesdos preaentados diez y nueve
bills.
iQa9 atrocidal!
Esfuerzo san sobretunl0raO
ca de merito y waller,
porque 10 ssben hacer
de antemano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-12

- En- Venezuels cerro de Juan Ia
mos, camino de Boburea 3 rlndoys
cerca de M6rids, ha reventado IN enorme
volcan.
Algunos dicen que ell cerro esta in
Il smadc.
La Camara de representatives. de
Washington aprobo Ia reorg anizacion del
ei6rcito f d raj bajo est base OF ga
hombres del ej6reito regular como nat'ainao
como maximo 96 766.
Asord6 Ia vez que como en- Paer
TO Rico sc reolnten en Filiplnas $4,000
laturaIes para ell servicio del archiple-
Iago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-12
IMcEMDILRI0S Y LADRoMES
UaeN bOdN

A las oinco de la tarde de sntier, con
traieron mstrimonio civil en- San Lorenzo
ell joven don Ricsrio Diez y la simpAtioa
sefiorita Carmen Vigo, 20 esta siudad.
La boda tuvo fecto en- la casa quinta
de nuestro distinguido amigo don Fer.
nAndo Aponte, presidente del oomit6 fe.
deral de aquel pueblo. La concurrencia
fu6 escogida esp!endidamente obsequis-
da.
Los j6venes desposados son hijos de
buenos amigos nuestros.
Les deseamos TODD genero de venturas
en- la nueva vida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-12
Mariana Alb ril.

En- la primera novena de La lomacu-
lada Conception, que ofioio dicho Pbtro.,
salud6 a los allf congregados en- nombre
del sefor Obispo, hablando lusgo sobre
los miIagros del Sagrado Coraxon de Je-
sus aconseio & todos squellos que deseG
ran contraer matrimonio que bautizaran
sus hijos, Cfrecio 8 la vez salir por los
campos s casar d todos aquelos que vi
van en- ooncubinsto, sin cobrarles NADIA.
Este pueblo esta muy satisfecho del
padre Fernandez.
EI COrrespOnsaI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-12
NOTAS DE AIDOEITO

Sc encuentrs graVemente enfermo 81
venerable sacerdote de esta villa Don Ma
nuel Q lintana y Cotton, ell que hace
veinte siete amos se eDcuentra al fren
to de ests parroquia cumpliendo religio
samente sus deberes.
Iuterinamente le sustftuia ell reve-
rendo Padre DAvila, cura de Barranquitas;
pero como este desempefl .ba dos parro-
ouias, ell Honorable Obispo de la Diosesis
hs nombrado provisionslmente regente
de la iglesia al Pbtro. Don Baldomero
Fernandez, ell que, desde que tomo pose
sion, no desCansa un momento en- prsdi
oar 10 verdadera religion instituida por
Jesnoristo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-12
-PO.NCEI
Noticias direGtas

Sc ha reccncentrado er esta ciudad
bastante fuersa de la policfa insular, y Sc
asegura que es con el objeto de Dooer efec-
tuarse ell microbes la session del Ayunta
miento.
Va no cabe duda que la session Sc We
rifcsra, = que Sc tomarAn importantes
acuerdcs con respecto Ia policfa muni-
cipal.
Nueetro amigo ell brillapte posta y
sbogado don Luis Llorens Torres, Sc au-.
tara en- breye para Espans,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-12

Sc va presentsr IN bill, pidiendo !,
division de Ia isis por condados
Estos inconciciosdIes de ahora cam,
nan n a de prisa que los inoondicionaJes
de otros tiempos.
Antes no existfs sin6 IN soIo <adooo.
ell de Ubarri.
Ahora SO necesitan n as porque bs,
aumentado les JuItanes, digo, los coa7s,
A osds coDaorero hay que dar!e So =.
6orfO veran ustedes como, en- POGO Ii. -,
DO, nos encont-amos en- plena 6poca fe,1
daI.
Con sen ores de h0rcG y cuch;Ao
Y asta con ell RerecAo de perna3a
Lo maIo serfa que estos nuevos co,ds,
de Puerto Roc, hiciesen, la postre, CO.
mo los c6lebree c0ndeS de Castillo, on,
ouisieron quedarse con ell santo la limos.
ma. hasta Ell punto de conspirar contra ~.
propios reyes.
Mas dudo que estos co1des.
los de squf.-
con saDgre de AorchatQ
de mani,
no hsgan mas que 1actdrse
ell biberon,
gozando de lG breva
ell turron.
Qni6ones - don Mariana tuVo que
retirarse. ell otro dfa, de la session.
Eata muy viejo y no puede sgusntar
la LdtG sorda de los c0neareroS.
Ell Grand old man, como lie dicen los
amerie amos, eonriendose, debiera huir del
nau,oda,eal ruido y no romperse ell tfmpa-
no, nj perder Ia paciencis, con tanto dis.
parate como Sc We obligado oir en- la
C$mara.
Ha de convencerse don Mariaro
su edad oualquier disgusto es grave
allf le van dar muohos, pero nuchos
disgustos.
Bien sabe 81 que, ,aoostandose CON chi.
quillos Sc levanta uuo....
Muy NAL -. muy mall.
Y sobre todo, don Mariana nsted
le toca decir como la vieja del ouento
- Ya mi tempo pas6...,..
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En- Febrero estarA de regreso, al fren-
ente de su aereditado bufete.

En- la noche del martes Sc promoVlo
an, escAndalo fenomenal en- la calle Mayor
frente s la tahora de don Martin Colon.
Varios panaderos en- estado de emor:sguez
la emprendieron & palos contra ei pr0llmo.
Al pedir angslio Ia policfa con el sill
bato, oorri6 la alarma de fuego; saiieron
las bombas, Sc arremolin6 Ia gente con
oluy6 ell expectaoulo conduoiendo Ia poll
ofa al den6sito municioaI d tres de los es
candalosos.
Sc dice que quedsra cesante en- So
cargo de secretario del ayuntamlento, don
jose LIorens H. hevarrfa.
En- uno de los salones del cafe del
Casino sc ha montado una barberia bs1o
la direction de habiles operarlos.
TrAtase de fnndar en- esta ciudad una
suourssl de la sooiedad Proteetord de ana
males
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-12
UM0 QUE PRoTESTA

Santoni hizo uuq dt fenss de la judi
caturs del pats, protestando del criteriC
de Fsjardo We've.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-12
CONTRA Los JUICES


We've compartio de las opiniones de
& Fajardo apoyando su exposition.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-12
flaDGmOCraCia

Notificamos nuestros amigos de San
Juan, que este disrio Sc Vende en- ell esta.
bleoimiento mercantil que poseen en- la
plaza de Alfonso XII, los chores AUem
Company.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-12

Siempre eI NEismO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-12
San Juan
POr GelegrafO)
Diciembre IL.



Descartes pidio la CSmara que so
licitara ell indulto de Pepe Maldonado,
alias AgetiLa blanca. Dijo que la Cote
de Distrito de Ponce le condeno sienio
inooente.
CONTRA Los JUICES
Fajardo atac6 fuertemeute la ma
giGtratura puertoriquefs. Manifesto que
el tribunal de Maysgu z tiene sentencia-
dos muohos injustamente por apasiona
mientos.
WE'VE TAMBIEM
We've compartio de las opiniones de
Fajardo apoyando su exposition.
UN0 QUE PR0TESTA
Santoni hizo uuq dt fenss de la judi
caturs del pats, protestaRdo del criterio
de Fsjardo y We've.
IMCENDIEFsOS Y LADR0MES
Sc aprob6 en- In session ell indulto de los
incendiarlos, lad ones y asesinos, que de
linquieron al suoederse ell cambio de so
berania.
SAM THOMAS
Sc asegura que los americanos com
pParan & Salt Thomas.