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The Washington times., 1901-10-10
Italian Royal Marine Hand Concerts

Two sacred concerts will be given at
the National Theatre on next Sunday a
matinee at o'clock and in the evening
at 10. Gianninis Royal Marine Band.
of Italy, after a successful season of
twenty seven weeks at Atlantic City. will
visit this city in its entirety.
The programmes for Sundays concerts
have been selected with unusual care.
Signor Georgi Minoliti. the director of the
band. has d well-earned reputation as a
leader in Italy, and, under his careful
administration, the band has been
brought to the high standard it now en-
joys The band is composed Of fifty-two
pieces in addition to which are three
soioists Signor f. Giannini, tenor; Signor
f. Setrao. harpist. and Signor F. Parme-
ginia, 'cellist Seats will go on sale this
morning at the box office and also at
Smiths Ticket Service Bureau. 1897 +
Street northwest. Popular prices Will
obtain for both the afternoon and even
ing concerts.
The Washington times., 1901-10-10
The CoIumbia-'.The way of the
World"

The sale Of seats for THE Way of the
World" the new Clyde Fitch drama to be
offered for the first time on any stage at
the Columbia Theatre next Tuesday night
the theatre will be closed Monday Tor
final preparation-commence at $50 this
morning
This production, which is to introduce
The Washington times., 1901-10-10
Thc Aendemy-"Thc Mhitc sInxc.v

ana Burnett. the California dancing duo
The Acndemy-"Thc white slave"
The White Slave" is scheduled for a
week at the Academy of Music. commenc-
ing Monday next. with matinees Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday. Bartley
Campbell's great play is good enough to
have made the reputation of any play
wright The originality displayed in My
Partner" the charm of the Galley
Slave and the dramatic surprises con-
tanned in Siberia are all to be surpassed
in The White Slave"
The writing of this play was &c Mr..
Campbell labor of love. He hal li@'ed
in the South and wrote without us
picion OF prejudice on the SUBJ of
slavery. His knowledge of human ,saLlre
made II an easy task for him - r''-Ire
the everyday life of the South pe pie
He made hero Of a Kentuck --' Joy,
and the true nobility Of his q. ,cters
proves his tender regard for people
Of the Southland. The Whit- Slave
corrected the errors of Mrs. Stowe in
Uncle Toms Cabin and those of Dion
Boucicault in contributing The OctO-
room" to the stage. BARLEY Campbell was
as much a poet as a playwright. The Ian
guage employed in telling his tale is far
above the average.
THE White Slave demands a luxurious
setting and the scenic grandeur of the
Lower Mississippi Valley IS graphically
set forth. There is a plantation scene
ing effect. and the destruction of fire by
a steamboat in rainstorm, followed by
view OF Red Devil Island, is also one OF
the scenic features.
The Washington times., 1901-10-10
l21c each.
Si.50 the dozen.

These are beautiful goods, and
the sale offers all opportunity to
supply present needs and to an
ticipate Christmas wants.
Tenth St.. First floor. Centre counter.
The Washington times., 1901-10-10

Mrs. r. Golden Donaldson and her niue
daughter have returned to the city aI'tr
an absence Of four months spent IN Ger
mantown. Pa. in Aurora -on-the-Alle-
ehenies and New York city.
The Washington times., 1901-10-10
HIS HEALTH IMPROVING.

Condition of Ex-Nayor Emorx,
Causes General Anxiety.
The condition of Matthew Gault Emery.
one OF this city's most prominent citi-
zens. and who a number of years ago
was the mayor OF Washington. is greatly
improved. Mr.. Emory, who is eighty
three years of age. has been suffering Sc
vereiy Of late from bronchial trouble and
owing to his advanced age his condition
has caused his numerous friends consid-
erable anxiety.
The Washington times., 1901-10-10

Mr and Mrs. Frank Burrows announce
the coming marriage of their daushttf'
Miss Mabel Mercedes Burrows, to MI.
William Carlisle Barr, october =" AT
o,rIcck at the home Of the brides par
ents. 2721 n Street. owing TO "A recent
death in the family the wedding VIII De
v1rfnf
The Washington times., 1901-10-10

An engagement of international interest
is that of Miss Pattie Burnley Ellison, of
Louisville, Ky. to Sir Charles Henry Au-
gustus Frederick Lockhart Ross, of Eng
land which has just been announced
Miss Ellison has no considerable fortune.
but is the great granddaughter of Gen.
Charles Scott, third Governor of Ken
lucky. and one OF Washington's staff
Sir Charles is said to be one of the larg-
est land owners In Great Britain He was
The Washington times., 1901-10-10

Miss Mary Magdaline Harvey and Mr..
William l. Mccarthy will be married to-
day at st. Patrick's Church. Mr.. John
j. Nolan will be best man and the ushers
selected are Messrs. Edward j. Walsh.
John OHagan, George S. Harvey. How
ard B. Hodge. George II. OConnor and
Dr. Charles r. OCounor.
The Washington times., 1901-10-10
l21c each.
SI.50 the dozen,

so dozen Women's Hemstitchod
Handkerchiefs, all pure linen and
excellent quality-the dainty. ex-
tremely narrow hem, one just a
trifle wider, and then still a wider
hem.
The Washington times., 1901-10-10
Disfgured Skin

Wasted muscles and decaying bones.
What havocl
scrofula, let alone, is capable OF all that,
and more.
It is commonly marked by punches iC
the neck, inhammations in the eyes, dyS-
pepsia, catarrh, and general debility.
It is always radically and permanently
cured by
The Washington times., 1901-10-10
Specials:

so dozen All-liren Handker-
chiefs, good quality, daintily
trimmed-some with footing, some
with lace.
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c. More Teeth.

We have Just received from Philadelphia large
quantity of the very finest and most natural
looking teeth, from one Of the largest manuisc-
turers there For a short time will make
them up at exceptionally low price. putting
in ou- famous double suction. and extracting all
teeth Necessary, free, and guaranteed without
pain. Call now and select your teeth while the
assortment is large. YERo DENTISTS, 1901 Pa.
ave-, opp. Raleigh. Hours, a m. TO p. m,
Sunday, TO 4,
The Washington times., 1901-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew b. Duvall have
sent out cards for the marriage of their
daughter, Juliet Maud. to DR., Hanson
r. a. Lemon, Wednesday, october % at
7:3O: Metropolitan NJ. +. Church.
The Washington times., 1901-10-10

singing comedians; Hayes and Healy. the
long and short OF 1t: Tom Moore, the king
of 'coonology;" GrScie Emmett & Co
in new SIX, tch; the Musical CoIbys
Irovollo, the ventrIloquist. and O'Rourke
ana Burnett the California dancing duo
The Washington times., 1901-10-10

The following visitors to the Pan
American Exposition from Washington
are registered at Buffalo hotels:
Iroquois-Dr. and Mrs. S. II. Griffith
Miss Griffith.
Niagara-R. f. c. Bernard and wife
BroezeI-Miss NJ. b. Wright. d. f.
Salmon
The Washington times., 1901-10-10
si.2o to baltimore and Return via

Saturday and Sunday. October IL and IL
The Washington times., 1901-10-10

for some years a lieutenant in the Third
battalion Of Seaforth Highlanders, but re-
tired in 1894 lie was born in lSI2. was
educated at Eton and Trinity Coiiege'
Cambridge. rowed in the Varsity eight,
and was prominent in other athletics.
his mother was Winifred. fourth in de-
scent from the Seventh Earl of Galloway,
and a sister Of Olivia, Countess CAIRNS
The Washington times., 1901-10-10

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Mixey an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Annie Fisher. to Mr.. William Stephenson
McCollam on Tuesday. October 8, at
Roxbury, Mass. At home in Washington
after December !.
The Washington times., 1901-10-10

Only family party attended the we'd
ding of Miss Mary Chapman and Mr..
Hallowell Maus Spencer, Of Rockville,
which occurred last night at I o'clock at
the residence Of DIR. Perry, of st. An
drew's Church. rhe bride, who is the
daughter OF DIR. Nathaniel Chapman, of
Charles County. Md, was attired for
travelling.
The Washington times., 1901-10-10

p inches wide All Black Henstitched
Taffetas, including hand Ct nn
some tucking; value $50. p sEsE
Special price ...-.-..-............
The Washington times., 1901-10-10

Miss Mary French Field, daughter of
the late Eugene Field, and Mr.. William
CasseIl Englar will be married Wednes-
day evening. October l6, at st. Peters
Church, Chicago. Miss Field has lee
tured frequently upon her fathers poems
and given readings from them In this city.
Mrs Field will give q reception to all
of the wedding guests at her home, 2339
Clarendon Avenue, at $50. The wedding
is to be large and one Of Chicago's prin-
cipal social events.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
Rooftuelts ,,rtdte Dann.''
Der tiSbert8e Dripatietsetas oeS Yrdfsente,
aud feruer Ia beffen 7ienitem.

Set otS9ett6e ptto0ttettet0e ceS Vrofeeuttu
aud terner in sesen 7ienitex.
Wiqiam 2oeb, Der mebriGbrise Yri=
patfetretdr bes nunmebrisen prdfibenz
ten Rooiebelt, nirb au9 ferner behen
re9te 9anb bilben, tpenn aud George
Bruce Gortelpou i'm 9inblid auf biz
p%ertbpolen 0ienite, bic CT als erfter
Prioatietretdr bes berftorbenen PrGiis
benton Me8tnlep biefem ~letitete, in feiz
mem bisberisen Nmte b~elafien parb.
2oeb lit Elm rSelf=mabezMau. 81
purbs 1866 als Glteites bon feds Sim
bern beuti6er gltern in 4lbanp, %,
g., seboren. Mls er apDlf Sabre alt
mar, mubte er bic Sdule perlaHen.
UNI iein 9roD ielbft gu berbienen. Se,
8unf9, eine quite 8ilouns gu empfanz
gen, mar jebo9 febr tart in linn. 6,
peritanb es, bon ieinem gerinsen 2obnt
genus gu fparen, INN CUR S9ule gu
riidfebrsn gu tDnnen. S9lieBlt9 gra=
buirte er al, Der Mlbanp> So9i9ule.
Snsnif9en bate 2oeb bic Stenos
graphic als Spe5ialitubium betrieben.
in Der er balb Elm grpert narb. 81
purbe offiaielIer S~tenosrapb Der SEEN
'gorter Staatsz ai1emblp unb 1895
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07

Gtenosrapb bes 2eutnant> 9oupers
neurs Carton. Glei9seitis bonfiibrte
er iudbrenb Der Sabre 1895 unb 1896
piels Iuftrdse bes bamalisen 9ouperz
neurs Morton. Der @ouperneur unb
iebtse Ser. Staaten>YrGiiben Roofes
belt nabm 2oeb 1899 als pripat@
Stenosrapb in Stenft unb b~efOrberte
i'm bann au feinem pripatfefretdr.
Cine g aatfrGbe fam. tpie
bur9 forsfdltise @erfucbe nadsetpieien
porben 1T, In elmer Stunbe lei9t 60
Meilen peit fliesen; elm 5alte lest in
berfelben SSett gelesentli9 fogar $50
Meilen auriid.
Sum 8 eneraIorst Der
M artne lit Or. &irep, Der 9ausz
arSt bes ermorbeten grG!ibenten Mes
ainleb, mad Nblauf bes Mmtstermins
bes @eneralar5tes @an Repper ausers
feher tporben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
Or. ar,lins slitt.rsbaus.
9ias Der f~rebiamtsm oer mopernen, afas
mia eebiloeten 0raueu.

Die @ermaniitin Srau Or. phil.
Mbeline 8iarnafonsH ittersbaus, beren
Bib mir un1eren 2eierinnen 'unb 2es
fern beute brineen, lit cine Der Itrebs
5amften unb porbilbli6Iten Der mpoers
men afabemii6 gebiloeten Srauen. sic
lit cine So6ter bes Dor mebreren Sab
rem p~eritorbenen beliebten Rbeinlanbss
bi6ters Gmil Gittersbause 8armen.
Na6 elmer bur6aus ~reguldren.
bdusliden unb pirthidaftliben @rs
aiebuns ipiomete iid Ibeline Hittersz
balls in ibrem 25. 2ebensiabre Dem
Stubium. Sur6 Yripatllnterri9t
perf9affte iie fi6 bic &eiie our Ibitus
rientenpriifung, pprauf iie an Der 3i>
rider llniperiitdt lire Stubien in eerz
maniI9er 2ingui lii, Sansfrit, beutz
f9er 2iteratur unb Ydoagpsit betrieb.
Sier tpar fie Der Mittelpunft zines eros
Zen 8reifes ftrebenber MitI6peitern.
SIM CONNER 1898 promopirte iie
rmasna cum laube" unb reiite barauf
our 8erpolftGnbteuns hires 2ieblinesz
ftubiums, bes Ssldnbii9en, fir mebz
rere Monate naa Sslanb unb ben
SdrDerz Snieln, SGnemart. Srei Mal
nieberbolte iie in Der SolseSeit bic 3eiz
fen na6 Ss!dnb gum 3tpede BON Ma>
nuitriptftubien on Der 2~anbesbiblto=
tbet in Hepfiapit unb Sammluns aQer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07

aug NaibpiGe, Semi. Gr beiu9te bic
ct. 2ouis >lIniperfitGt, an Der er 1868,
i'm Glitter bon II Sabren, grabuirte.
Inter Der 2eituns George s. 8arnetts
bon ct. 2ouis bilbste iib Saplor gum
Qrditetten aus; ipater purbe er 8ar>
netts S%9eilbaber. Sn 1879 ma6te ii9
Saplor ielbftftdnbie. @iele ar9itettoz
mild berborragenbe 8auten Der Sit
selitabt" fino feitbem nad ben Gnts
tpirfen Saplors ausgefiibrt porben.
Sir bic 8auten Der 4usiteHuns fteben
SaDlor 100000 our 8erfiigung.
Sir sdrtneriide Nnlasen tperben
100000 ausgeseben.
Sreoerid S. 9. Stiff, Der gbefbiref>
tor fir bic @usiteaungs= Nbtbeilunsen,
tit elm Expert i'm Qusiteuunsspeien.
Gr purbe 1851 in gbicopee, MaF.,
seboren unb pibmete fi9 benz Sournaz
l%iitenberufe. gr mar Rebatteur DER
~Senper Sribune" unb nurbe 5um
Ginnanberunss<4 ommiFGr bon golos
rabo ernarnt, in pelder GisenfGaft
Stiff fi9 einen &uf erparb. @elesents
lid Der Gbicaaoer WeltausitelIung ees
bDrte Stiff ben nationalen 3ommiiz
fdren an, fpGter tpurbe er 9iIfs<@ ene>
ralbireftor Der QusfteIung. Gs ere
folste bann feline @rtpGbluns gum Die
rettor bes Sielb Columbian u1eums
In Der n9artenitabt." SIN porisen
Sabre tpar Stiff Gbefbi-sftor Der ames
ritonif9en Rommiiiinn fir bic pari'
fer Notwithstanding.
Oie fte IanDptr1ps
d a d. 3eitung bieb
rQmerican Sarmer" unb nurbe i'm
Sabre 1919 in Baltimore, Mb, be-
ariinbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07

Organization unter glnberem cine bes
beutiame Neuerung infofern auf. als
bic tebnii9e 2situns ni9t, pie bies
Bel ben bisberisen sroben @usfteluns
gen 9epflosenbeit mar, einem General
Director unteritebt. fonbern bier Gbefz
birettpren, bic sleide Ma6tbefusnife
beIiben uno benz BrGi ioenten bes @rez
futips& omites Der Interchangeable
f9aft brett peranttpprtli6 iinb.
Sir Die N%euerung, bic auf ben Gatb
bes Y~rGiibenten Der gbicasoer Weltz
ausitellung DON 1893, Sisinbotbam.
einaefibrt purbe, tparen mebrere
9riinbe maBsebenb, bon benen Der
ballptiG6li9Ite bic Grfenntnib mar,
baB Die 4ufsabe, idmmtlichen 4btheiz
lungen elmer Nusi tslune Die gebibz
renoe Iufmerfiamteit %suSutpenoen, fir
einen Mann cine gu groBe lei. Die bier
ghefbirettorsn Der ct. Coulter Iusz
i~telune tbeilen ii9 bemgsmGb in bic
Sbliesenbeiter, bic ben 8eneralzSi retz
loren Der anberigen Iusiteaunsen sez
pD6nli9 suftanben. go bat Der cine
bic Sberauffi9t iiber bic 8auten unb
beren Sntanbbaltuns, Der apeite be-
ienise iiber bic 4usiteuunssz Departes
merits unb =9esenitGnbe, Der brittle hie>
ienise iiber bic @epdbruns bon 8onsei>
fionen uno 3ulafunsen CUR 4usitel>
lung, Der pierte, Der Generals ommiiz
far. bteienise iiber bic @innabmen unb
Quseaben.
Sa fir bic 8ejuder elmer 4usftel'
lung por Iuem bic 8auten uub bic
Nusftelunssrbiette in 8etradt foms
men, 10 fiibren mir benz 2eier aunGdft
bic Gbefbirettoren biefer beiben Mb>
tbeilunsen, S aaf 6. s q ps
lor unb s reberid S. Q.
Stiff. III Wort unb Bib por.
Sfaat g. Saplor, tsr Gbefoirettor
fir bic 8auten Der Musftelluns, itammt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
Clint neeerfatue.
G~tsemarttser 9dtmn6 oes @efdaftsbamtsS be,
Cambureer 0irtna 6. Woermann.

Die betannte Deltfirma 6. @pere
mann in 9amburg bat ii9 bortielbit
elm i~mpoiantes @eidaftsbaus erridtet,
bas 5usleid aud bic &omptoirs Der
Woermanns2inie unb Der beutIfen
Sftafrita@2inie entbdlt unb i9on
duberli9 anoeutet, bab es benz Ifrita>
banbel unb z@erfebr gepipmet lit.
T~euerbinss bat nun bieier ftattli9e
8au AUDI bemertenspertben fiinits
lerii6en S6mud erbalten. @leid
reGter Sanb i'm Sborpeg, no ii9 Der
Sreppenaufsans gu benz pahasebureau
Der genannten S9iffslinien befinoet,
lit auf benz Sreppenpoftament cine
iiberlebensgroBe GrazStatue aufgeiteat
tporoen, bic ni6t nur benz Woermarn>
ihen 9ebGube unb Der Strabe our
3ierbe bient, fonbern tpegen ibrer
tinItlerif6en Qualitdt cine pirtli9e
Sebenspiirbisteit Der Stabt bilbet.
SIS lit cine prd9tige, mustulOfe Nesers
seitalt, elm frieserif6er Nfrifaner.
Seine iebnisen 9lieber itroben bon
araft. Die Redte bGlt ben lansen
Speer, bic 2inte rubt auf benz groBen
Sdiloe. Stols aufseri6tet itebt Der
i6warse Grieger oa. Sas GbenmaB
bes nadten 2eibes, Der nur ben panens
ben Sifteni9ura trG9t, 1T berrli4;
oas bunfle MetaG lGBt ben Neger in
boiler Natiirlidteit eri9einen.
Ser S6Opfer ber prd9tisen Statue,
Der Silobauer Waltber Sintenis in
DRESDEN. i9uf bieien 9arafteriftifden
Ropf na3 benz bes Mr. Bruce aus
Sogo, Der a!s 5Ibrer mebrerer 9eieus
f6aften bon Sosoz@inseborenen our
8erliner &otonial=Ius iteIung unb an
beren S6aufteaunsen betannt sepor>
ben tit uno I'M hamburger Strabenz
biloe SITTER sefeben tuirb. Der triese=
ride S9mud unb bic fpnitige Qus=
ftottune tit na6 orisinalen Muitern
tunltpoQ gearbsitet.
Sas interefatte 3unfttperf, bas aui
einem cplinOriifen 9ranit1pdel ru6t,
rei6t ii6 in Qufitelung unb Iuffciz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
GroEes Slid eines Gbitors.
2mpi Sahre miRoIiifte aIfe 81

r3mei Sabre miBsliidte aue ger=
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Sdnbe su beilen," idreibt Glitter sc.
s. Setter ucn Spracuie, &an., bann
murbe i'd uo%litdnbis sebeilt bur@
Sudlen's Nrnica Solbe." Gs lit
bas Bette in Der @elt fur Sautaus=
idlas, Wunben unb Sautfranfbeiten.
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Npotbee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07

bisber nod ni6t seorudteu neuisldn=
bii6en Mdr9enparianten, poraus ibr
i'm lsbtsn Winter fertigseftelltes @srt
Iber bic nsuisldnoif6en 8olfsmGr6en
als Seitrag fir bic persleidenbe Mdrz
9enforf9ung entitanb.
Ser Wuni9 unb plan Der iunsen
Surf6erin lit Der elmer Qualification
fir Ilt= unb Heuisldnbii9 an elmer
beutiden nniDerfitdt. Snapif9en UNI
terntmmt iie 8ortrassreiien. Seit
einisen Sabren lit lie NIT Sborleifur
8iarnaion. Sberlebrer am gpmna>
fun in Reptiabit. permGblt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07

Rsseritatue ant @oermanubaus in 9amburs.
flung portreffli9 in bic 4r9iteftur bes
Qauies elm. Qn benz Portal bes &C.
bdubes noriber slettet bas Quge beg
@trabenpaFanten ober bes 8eiu9ers
bes 9aufes burd ben tiefen Sbortpes
unb belen 9of bintues mad Der Sront
bes Sintersebdubes, mo apei mddtise
g~lepbanten aus 8ronae ben @insang
gum 9ofbaufe flanfiren, pdbrenb iiber
ibnen auf Der Wanb bes 9ebdubes elm
prG9tiees &unitperf aus buntem Mo=
iaif emporfteist: cine rieiise Palne,
erotii9e 5biere unb Srii6te, ba5tpi=
f4en esa GYzs$begs ssa ZEN Griin=
bungss aHS Ja6sSsrRsssszsa ber
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HidtrrrH Sefdteu.

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Lamb ni9t mebr in 3abluns senommel.
Sober 8epobner 9dnes
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H Sapeten uon % Gents auf=
rpirts per Stole bel Saiiel & Sfuz
maub. 43.3mt
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st. couis' AusteGung.
Wi@tisc Reaerung bel Der organs
iation hes llnternebmens.

Swedmabise 0rInos Der acknowledgements
rassassr Mrhitrft-9aatsn ano sartneriids
sanlasem--Gin Grpert I'm slasreuunsswe'
fen umo feline Gbrnms.
Die Musftelluns, pel6e 5ur 5eier
Der 1~00idbrisen 3usebOriateit bes ebes
malisen 2ouiiianaz8 ebietes gu ben
Der. Staaten i'm Sabre 1908 in ct.
2ouis abgebalten pirb, tpeiit in ibrer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-05
Un retratO de ROsthsChiId
Entire las inmortalidades de Francia

Hay en- la galerfa artfstca de Versailles,
un cuadro de Horacfo Vernet que representa-
episodio de la conquista de Argelia.
Ei cuadro es de coIosaes dinensiones, y
contiene los retratos de m &c hos persona les
hist6ricos, que no tomarOn parte en- Ia con
quista, por 10 menos psrte nilitar. Uno de
allos es ell primer baron Rosths :hild, Qua 6gn
ra al lado del duque De Auna.es, por virtud de
curiosa cfrcunstancia
Rothschild, Sc presento cierto ola en- ell
estudio de Vernet, y le pregunt6
-oCuznto me ileva usted por IN retrato
de cuerpo entero?
-Treinta mil francos,-fua la respuesta.
-iTreinta mil frances? Vaya, hombre,
5esta usted loco? LIE dare 600, dijo Ell baron.
-Buenn-respondi6 ell artista-no quiero
regatear: le pintare de baIde. Con ell honor
ms basta.
Y, en- efecto, cuando ell cuadro saio la
exhibition alf aparecio ell baron, en- ell grupo
central, envaelto en- mugrienta gabacha, los
brazos cargados no poder mas con sacos de
dinero en- actftud de fuga.
El parecdo maraviloso. No lie fata mas
que hsblar.
Varias veces ofrecio ell baron 10 que repre-
sentaba muchos treinta miles de frances al
pintor porque de af le sacars; pero Vernet
permaneci6 fnconmovibie, Ell gran tacaiIo
IA 6gurando en- Versailles entire las in
mortalidades de Francia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-05
Situaci6n angustiosa

Triste por dem&s doIorosa es Ia situact6n
de este pueblo. Miles de campesinos Sc en-
euentran sin trabsjo, hasta ell extreme de pc
dir una limosna para lleyarle sus hjos un
psdazo de pan.
Propietarios que antes contabaE con re-
cnrsos sobrados y creiito sin ilmites, ccrren
hoy la misma suerte que los infeIces braceros,
habi6ndose vistO innumerables casos en- que
les ha sido precise aIqui!arse por un mfsero
jornal 4 q de atender las necesidades mas
imperiosas de su pobre famiia.
Los cOInerciantes, rremisbiemente, ten
dram que cerrar sus estabectmientos, debido
la paraizaci6n de las ventas que en- Ia ac-
tualidad son cast ningunas
Nunca Sc habfa presenciado aQu1 tanta
niserfa desnudes
No quiero narrar todo 10 que ocurre, por-
que serfa muy extenso SOLO menciono algo, 10
mas ldgubres, para que Sc aonozca ell estado
insufrible que amenaza hundirnos para siem-
pre- en- los abtsmos del no
Asf, es, que para evitar tantos males sin
cuento 20 aconsejarfa que por quien CORES
ponda Sc aliyara un tAntlco la espantosa cri
sis, pues de 10 contrarlo 6donde ira parar
esa humanidad doliente, 81 no hay una mano
protectora que la saque del 9aufragio en- que
perece?
La carretera de este pueblo Bayam6n
81 su termination Sc deja Ell olyido muy
pronto hemos de yer la perdida de miles de
duros que gastaron en- ell primer trozo.
Desearfa para bien de todOs que mi debil
VOC repercutiera con eco sim patico en- ell cora
z6n del gobierno, sobre TODD del Secretario del
Interior para que fnspirandese en- sus sentf-
mientos mobiles, ordenara la costinuaci6n de
dicha carretera.
Si asf 10 ace, Dios 10 premie Comerfo lie
admirar6 guardardole gratitud eterna.
iOjalA que llegue q conquistaroe ell aplau
so de todos los comeriefos, conjurand do de r al,
esta sitnaci6n angustosa.
Comerfo Octubre 1Q, ce 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-05
Territories del MUM

En- ell ministerio de Estado espanol Sc ha
faciiitado & la prensa noticis ofciosa dando
cuenta de la toma de possession por Espa1a al
IL de Sept smb bre de la ciudad de Bata, situa-
da en- los terrItorios del Africa Occidental re-
conocida Espafa.
En- ell pareue de la casa gobierno forma-
ron las tropas francesas espanolas.
las ses de la tarde Sc enarbolo la ban
dera espa1ola.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-05
Realidad

Rule ell mar, y colericas sus olas
Sc agitan y amenazan
Hundir toda la TERRA
Bajo sus turbias aguas
Y, furiosas, azotan una roca,
Sc reYuelven airadas,
Sc retiran, repften ell atsque
Y nada. 49,. siempre nada
Pues la roca impasible,
Mira las olas que furiosas braman.
va las olas no van & com batirla,
La roca sigue impavida
Sc acercan aquellas mansamente,
Humildes besarla.
Asf del n undo en- la hcrrorosa lucha
A cada instante pasa:
Son las olas que rujen,
La piebe amotinada.
La roca es la virtud de los patriotas,
Que mira con desden quien lie ultraja
Para verIe mas tarde
Humilar 81 soberbia ante sus plantas.
Camilo Martinez Acosta.
Ponce.