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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15
The Mormon Xetn-

From a strictly local point of view the
Mormon Governor of Utah has done re-
markedly sensible thing in yetoing the
bill recently passed by the State Legis-
lature, providing indirectly for non-inter-
ference with poiygamous family relations.
In the message, explaining his obiec-
tions, the Governor reminds the Iawmak-
ing power that he himself is the offspring
Of a plural marriage, and would be only
too glad Of a chance to protect and favor
those whose marital condition exposes
them to statutory pains and penalties
But, he also says. in effect, that of two
evils it is better to choose the lesser, and
declares his firm belief that. were he to
sign the bill before him. the inevitable
consequence would be constitutional
amendment which would place a ma jority
of the older citizens of Utah under the
ban of national law
II is probable that II required some
courage TO take the course adopted by
Governor Wells. ,'Ae law in question
was pressed IN both Houses OF the Legis-
iature IN a way suggestive of powerful
hierarchicaI influence behind it. Posi-
bly, the higher Mormon leaders may now
see the folly OF enactiug law which
would bring down Federal vengeance IN
their heads before it had been on the
books two years. Otherwise the Hon.
Heber NJ. Wells must be in more than
little hot water; but that IS the sole
concern of himself and his spiritual
oveEords-
A constitutional amendment prohibit
ing polygamy is not made hopeless by
the prudent action of the Utah Governor,
although the agitation for it may be rem
dered less active for thu time being by
the veto-defeated measure The next
election might put a different kind Of
Mormon in the subernatoTiaI chair, and
he might favor instead Of autagonizine
bills IN the interest OF polygamy If the
people of the United States are agreed
that plural marriages are obnoxious TO
Anglo-Saxon concepts Of the social order.
and are menace 10 the monogamic fam
ily, the cornerstone of modern civiliza-
ton, they should see TO it that the next
Congress takes the necessary steps
10 lay the matter before the State I.egis-
iatures without any delay whatever.
1t must be remembered that Mormon
ism. with incidental poIygan,y or the
probability OF it, is not Isolated within
the confines OF Utah. It is spreading and
1ourishing in Colorado. Arizona, Idaho,
and perhaps other contiguous regions.
Considered as religious sect alone.
there is no earthly reason why the Nor
mons should be oppressed or interfered
with II is their pet institution from
which arises danger, and which needs
cutting off Immediately behind the ears
This can be accomplished only through a
constitutional amendment, and the sooner
one is adopted, the better It win be for
the country
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15

There is justice of the peace in Penn
sylvania who deserves a banquet and a
monument The other day wife-beater
accompanied 10y his bruised and disngured
helpmate, was haIed before the Squire"
The brute laughed in the face Of Justice
and called the magistrate upon the hon
ored bench a vile name. The latter had
his coat Oft IN q second. vaulted TO the
floor, and in less time than it takes 10 tell
the story, had the wife beater's nose dis
tributed ali over his speaking counte-
NJ nee, both OF his eyes closed several
teeth rafting around the court room, and
the culprit begging for mercy. That is
exactly the sort Of justice TO preside over
the trials Of wife-beaters- May his tribe
increase,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15

Grim-visaged Plat hath smoothed his
battled front, and now, with Dr. Depew
as Me Too is quite cOutent-at least.
for advertising purposes-urith the APP
pOintment Of Colonel Sanger rs Assistant
Secretary Of War 4 compromise has been
effected 1t IS expected that q Plat man
win get the Patent Office when the pres
ent incumbent steps out On the surface
all is peace, Notwithstanding the number
Of anti-machine New Workers who are on
the rolls as ambassadors and other lofty
place men
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15

The bubonic plague news from Cape
Town is Gisquieting The disease is
spreading among the European popula-
tion, and The problem Of checking il
and keeping II from spreading and be
coming epidemic In the army is diff
ficult one. IS there is much direct com
nuhieation between certain ports of the
United States and the Cape. both by
steam and sail. there is danger that bu-
bonic plague might be introduced thence
10 points on our Atlantic and Gulf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15
Ive May. Rut L. DonhtfnI

ttfom the New York J0urnaID
The next four years VIII be q time of wonder
tul possibilities for the country We may see
peace and prosperity restored 10 the PHILIPPINES
We may get out OF our Cuban ENHANCEMENT with
honor We may continue 10 enjoy prosperity
We may find way with dealing with the trusts
We may level the Chinese wall of obsolete Tro-
tecIon- II We accomplish all this President
Mckinley may yet occupy the place in American
history which ne and his friends like to believe
ne occupies nov
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15
Saved Mckinley From Trouble.

tFTom the Boston PGSt.)
There i question that Mr.. Carter sovc1
Mr. Mckinley some considerable embarrassment
The President could not have afforded to veto fbe
River and liarbor bill. and TO sign II would have
been 70 increase the appropriations OF the late
VIGOROUSLY eNtraTdgant Congress even beyond
the figures reached by its PREDECESSOR which, bJd
70 provide for the expenses Of the spanish war
The gift Of $500 Office, tie salary to b.. I,ad
ont OF one Of the big appropriations that Sella-
tor Carter aid not talk 70 death, IS not . Lavish
price for such service.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15

Indiana viii giye the late ex-Presldent
Harrison State funeral. the whole Ma
tional Guard being ordered out to escort
the remains TO their final resting place.
The troops VIII be re-enforced by the To-
cal Grand Army posts and By The surviv-
ors Of the old regiment commanded by
General Harrison in the civil war. These
marks Of appreciation are no more than
the just due Of one who viii always be
remembered as one Of the Hoosier State
very greatest sons.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15
The Same Everywhere.

The armor plate monopoly in this country has
been eNtortiHg about 80 per cent profit on its
product sold 10 our Government. The German
Government finds that IL Is bein. bIed on the
IFIn"F account even worse than We have been.
krugp charges Germany SID0 ton more for ar
more plate than the iGlited states Government
pays manufacturers Who paw A ROYALTY 10 Krlup
The arIHcr plate mou0poiists are a tough set on
both sides uf the sea
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15
Disappointed PorI. Seekers.

fFrom the Philadelphia North Americanl
There can be nothing save contempt for the
Democrats who. on the promise 81 reward al1an-
doned opposition 10 the Philippine and Cuban
legislation that vas engrafted on the Army An
preparation bill At tie eleventh hour Jy the Re
publican leaders
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15
Orer,rorked Rhetorfc-

The New York Mall and Express sug-
gests that there is such a thing as oyer
working i useful phrase on the stage.
and that there are one or two in use
now which deserve a vacation. As an
example it cites the remark Of the heroine
In a certain romantic melodrama now
having its vogue. The hero comes II.
with baudage around his arm, and she
exclaims:
My God. sou are wouaded,''
And the hero replies in the lofty man
ner proper for use on such occasions:
"a mere scrateh,'
The Mail and Express contends that
il is time for both these phrases 10 be
retired. that "a mere scratch was
found in To Have and 10 Hold" and
Janice Meredith and a dozen previous
plays. and that If every hero is to be
scratched. as a matter OF form. it is not
necessary TO express il in those words.
This is a good suggestion, and should
b. adopted There are times when Z
rose By some other name smells 4 good
deal sweeter. and d scratch by some other
and less oveFw0rked name would certain
Is seem more realistic. As a rule, in real
life. when man has been carved up By
his enemy. he does not make pretty
speeches about it, nor does his lady love
waste any rhetoric on the occasion. II
she is weak-minded she faInts or goes
lhto mysteries; II she is sensible she goes
aooat the task OF attending TO the wound.
he suggestion OF the Mail ana Ex-
press might be carried stin further. and
mock heroics be banished for season.
II IS. OF course. considerably easier to do
this kind Of acting than some. other kinds.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15

The herald Of All pleasure and enjoyment IS 4
glass of Hcuricha beer Maerzen. Senate. and
Lager are the most convincing evidence that the
best malt and hops are used IN brewing Heurich's
1t only requires glass TO discern the superior
qualities Of HeuricHs. Phone West 81 Airing
ton BottIing Co.. tcf case.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15
On The Special.

From the indianapolis Press.)
Everett Wrest-Wot's this You're giviu' me
about comm into town by special train
Dismal D8wzDn-Fact, ole friend The train
was sent out special Tor load OF gravel
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15
It's Coming RnpIdIs-

(ErOm Iae indianapolis Sentinci)
President HadIey Of Y-fe can hardly be Chased
as alaTmist IN allowing twenty five vars Tor
this country 10 become an empire. We have al
ready reached that State 10 our provinces and
the poison Is working back this way with "a
a century
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15
Third-Term Ambitions.


Washington declined third term. and Grant
2as unable 10 obtain one There are other gcad
reasons besides these. why Mckinley should be
content with two. and why il would be folly 10
talk OF giving him more
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15

q IVU 10 'TI'a-0 ET|0TI-T
why have Lumarjsts never organized into
Clubsy''
Because the law doesn't require any man to
incriminate himself
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15

Prom the AcAson Clcbe)
Some one asks what Is tact Il j. thar feeIinp,
which prompts Il woman TO dig up the photo
graph II 4 friend who is coming 10 visit from the
bottom bureau drawer, and Uut it or the parlor
ruantel
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-15
Blue Hen Matches, Ole
per dozen boxes, IL

20c cakes of ChocoIate--------.----I5c
I0c cans Cocoa,
Good Goldfish per lb.--.----.-....--5C
Picked-up Goldfish per pkg. &c
lib cans of Baking Powder sc
Good N o. Molasses. per gal---55c
Zoe glass jars y. o Molasses. each SC
I5C cans Peaches for.-.......-. Pie
5 cans Good Pears for-----..--.-..-25c
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
Hunacao
JUIOIO POR JURADO

Aver Sc celebr6 en- Humacao ell juicio por
Jurado en- la cansa por homicidio seguida con-
ira don Juan DAILY.
Defends q este ell Lcdo. .don Hsrminio
Dias Navarro.
El fiscal califc6 ell hecho de asesinato.
La defsnsa, en- an briiante discurso, de :
mostr6 que Sc trataba de IN homicidio con la
exfmsnte completa de habsr obrado en- defen-
80 propia.
81 jurado di6 su primer v rsdicto eaif-
cando ei hecho de homicidio, apTeciando Ia
exfu ente completa de defensa propia.
No habiando dado su veredicto en- la for
ma taxativa que la ley previene Sc le mand6 al
jurado que dalibsrasa de nuevo dAndnle de
t6rmtuo hasta fIs ocho de Ia msfi ana de hoy.
Rsnpido hoy si tribunal fnsistf6 ell Jurado
an sn veredicto en- Ia misma forma, enton-
ces, psticion de Ia defensa del fiscal, SO de-
clar6 clsuelto para verse Ia cansa por nuevo
Jrrado.
Este ha procedido con absolute indepen-
dencfs de criterio. nos completeness en- CEN
sfgnarlo asf, mucho mas tratkndose de un IN
rado republicano de un procesado federal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
PaSaqerOS

Los llesados San Juan bordo del vapor
xCAtAiunaD, son:
wsncsslAo Figuarsdo, general dominicano,
JosA o orador, Antonio y Agustina Monsroig.
TscIa Solivsras, Manuel Roman Soliveras,
Ais1andro 6nareS Villamii, Teresa veiasco,
Ricardo eaarss, Vicente p. vaidivieso, Felipe
Fernandez. Angel Rlanco Martinez, Maria Ba-
KuT Y Coll, r H,berto Ne ndes B CUR, MARIA Lui-
- Mandsz, Jos qnina Agenjo, E iuardo A egrla
AfsDjo, Miguel Portell, Juan Fercandex Fer
fssndess Jovita LsoreDs, Juan Angels, use
Moran. Jose Al.ina, Manuel F'-rnsndes, lose
Msndez, Antonio Lopez Perez, jose Matienso
P.na, Toribio Arustegai, Fortunate Gnahanon
y Abraham Gaahanon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31

kln la nochs de mafana sendrS ,ngar un
tails en- ell oentro obrero de esta ciudad.
81 cabo de a policfs insulsr pacs.r7,
formula un carfsulo de carxos contra sI guar.
dia Serfano. Ambos son del puesto de 90.
merfo.
Mr. Plaud, te'esraHsta de Aguadilia. ha
contraido matrimonio en- Mayagusz.
jose Robles fn6 sentanciado & dis1 df.s dc
cArcel, en- una de las cortss de poIicfa de San
Juan, por haber penetrado en- Ia casa de jaime
Msnendez pegado este con un bast6n,
El fnteIigente active contratista de Obras
pdoiicaa don Ssra fin Soto, ha termipado il
ec Instruction de dos puentss de Eadera, de sv
30 metres de longitud, sobrs las que brsdas
<Agua-dulceS <Madams,, en- sl canine ysci-
nal de MAneyes & Luquilo
Ac no 90 han repArtido las cartilas oue
y con rae 81 reg amentn de hygiene, sprobado
para csEnAs. I Por que?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31

Hoy hemos tenldo sl gusto de saludaY en-
ssta ciudad nuestros particnlares amigos
don Manuel Domenech y don y piano Colon,
deleRados . Ia Camars por Ell distrito de Pom
ce, que van . tomar parte en- ell periodic Iegis-
lativn que EN- pezark passdo mafiana.
Tambien ha pasado hoy por Cagnas, con
direction San Juan, el dslegado don joss
Tous Soto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31

&
De nuestrc mal los extremes
hemos llegado olvidar.
ESQ prueba que tenemos
un sar&cter singular.
Por NADIA nos preocupamos;
es nuestro anh alo gozar:
por ESQ nos entregamos
al capricho y al azar.
De Nc Kiuley la desgracia
nos llen6 de hondo pesar;
pero, poco-lvaya en- gracia!
nos pusinos & dansar.
seguinos, por nuestro daf1o,
esa cond meta. .e1empiar..
ly empezar6 ell nuevo afio
como ell que va terminar!
De una parte diversiones
y iolgorfos sin cesar;
de otra, rifias y cuesttones
de Ia turba popular.
sY ell dsrechoq 5Y la justicia?
JEl orden? sEl bienestar?..
ICaiIe, calle la malicial
Ds ESQ es indtil hablar.
sEsta ell pueblo satisf fscho?
eTlene algo mas que anhelar?
Pues, entonces, huen prOvecho,
y paciencia y barajar.
Hay quien dice CON desdAn
que pudi6ramos estar
mucho mejor. 1 En- Bsl6n?..
IA otros con ese cantari
ISL estamos requetebien!
Pronto ell aflo va 4 espirar,
y, aunque no deja dinero,
deia mucho que contar.
iSsra igual ell venlderc?
lEn ESQ hay que conf1ar
OORTADILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
HERMINIo DIAZ

Este querido amigo nuestro ha regresado
hay San Juan. despues de asistir al juici Dor
jurados ante el Tribunal de Humacao, de que
nos ocupamos en- otro sitio.
LIE acompafia su sefor padre don EmiIano,
tambien amigo de nuestra predfle ccf6n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
ALCALDE AGREDIDO

Al sa'ir de lA fgIesis cst6lica ei aleslds de
Aieonito fue asredido por un dssconoeido que
$50 legr6 herirls en- una oreja.
Be dice que sI sgrssor es correigionario
snyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31

400 ibeTaIes desembarcarOn
en- Panama. Van al encuentro de
ellos las fuerzas del gobierno. Els
inminente IN combate en- la via
f6rrea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31

La Camara de Com erciO nom
bra su Representative para las So
stones de los Cuerpos cclegislado-
res a Manuel Egozcue. Entende
ra on TODD 10 que trate este cuerpo
legislative.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31

Sc veEde Ell establiecimiento <La Ter
tulia, situado en- la calle de la Mari1a no 60,
frente al feTro- carril, con IN bonito movi-
nario, cuyo establecimiepto SO dedica al ex.
pendio de cenas bebidas, garantizando
que sus ventas no bajan de doce pesos por
nOche.
Para informes. su duefIo B. Matthew,
en- el mismo local.
Ponce, Noviembre 28 de 1901
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
EN CAGUAS

Aver regres6k C.guas, de.pu@s de pa
saf una grsta tenn por .da on Ponce, Ia sef ira
1cha II aria A stoi Blsatti, csposa de nuestro
eompa Zero Toro Fernkndez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31

Igual que en- amos pasados,
como sfgno peculiar,
desafuefos y atentados
es precise registrar.
En- barriadas y suburbios
hubo, 8 tuvieron lugar,
Rtropellos y disturbios
imposibles de evitar.
Sc Iucieron los rufanas,
pero de ESQ no hay que hablar.
SQui6n contfene los desmanes
de In turba popular?
No ha de ser seguramente
ell gobierno Butelar
que nos rige..y que consiente
tan immense bienestar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31

Aleman1a dice que solo tiene
la intencion de ocupar algunas
aduanas. No violara la doctrina
de Monroe. Estados Unidos sc
muestran conformes y no inter
vendran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
San JUAN
Per TELEGRAPH.

Uiciem hre ii.
M0MBaAnelENTos
Ell presidente Roosevelt nom
Ira dos capitanes y trece tsnientes
Asra slregimiento puertorriqaefo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
Pronto el sfio Va q . sptrar.
y, aunque no deia dinero.
de1a mncho que contar.


Rnidoso, alegre, fiestero,
nos dfverti6 sin cesar.
lAno felfzl. =. d sde Enero
no cesamos de bailar.
a los sones de Ia orquesta
hemos visto desflEar
tras una fiesta otra fiesta,
sin poderlo remediar.
Retreats, soi.'Ss, couciertos,
Rsras, bAnquetes. ..lla mari.
\ los talleres, desfertos!
iSin lumbre mas de un hcgarl
No obstante, Ia turba malta
se complace en- exclamar:
-iQ1e divertido resulta
este mundo sublumar!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
ABOGADOs Y N0TARioS
CHARDON & YORDAN
PONCE AMOR a.

Agencia de negocios judioiales, No~
tariales, Contenciosos etc., etc. lest@
mentarfae, Sc arreglan por dlticlies qu'
sean. EsPEcIAL1DAD en- Jurisdiction W
luntaria: Asurtos contenc osos, Sc .IanA
tan con prontitud: Snbsanacion dc ae!eo,
tos en- documentos sujetos q lnscripclon.
AGENTRs de ia compafifa de Segnfos ~
Vida eel SOL2 del Canada. ComPra
venta de fncas rtsticas y urbanas'
precios m6dicos.
Julio 80 de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
Veritas.
.Veritatis..

De todas las prepara-
clones similares conoci-
das es indudable Que
tien e conquistado un
puesto muy preferente
otorgado por ell voto una
mime de la clase medica V
de la opinion publlca, Ia
celebre { incompatible
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31

- jose G. del vals (Fortaleza 71).-Of-
einas para la gesti6n de- asuntos administrati-
vos todos los csntros ofciales
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31

Por 60 ctvs. france de porte Sc re-
mltlran por correo 100 tarjetas i'm
presas como Sc desee y con soLres.
Tambi6n ofrecemos con canto do
RADIO de gran lujo en- cartulina fna
q s LOO el ciento impresas y con So
bres.
Dirijir los pedidos q don Jose Pico
Matos, en- Ponce, Gale de la <Con-
cordia> NJ. 3 frente d la Ofcina del
Correo.
Nota:-Se suplica escriban con cla-
rldad los nombres y apellidos, cada
pedldo debe venir accompanied de su
lmpor en- money orden.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
HOTEL oLIMPo
kANTURCE

a Is MINUTOS DE SAN JUAN
El mejor hotel en- este china.
Esplendida ventilacion. Parque,
jardines = Kiosco 4 Ia inglesa.
Excelente servicio de carruaies.
Precios moderados. SO hacen re-
ducciones para familias. Alum
brado el6ctrico moderno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31

b <Centro de instruction recreos De 10
villa d. Coamo nos fnvita para ell bale de so
ciedad qse tiene acordado para man ma m'sr-
coles, en- cslebrac.6n del aniversario de su es-
tablecim.ento.
Agradectdos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31

On vecino ss nos queja de dos uesallDas
que producan esckndalos contra Ia moral en-
un sitio centrico donds aqu6i vlve.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31

Eufenio Ortiz, vecno de San Juan, fu6
estropeado por un CARO- que gnIaban Marceil-
Nadal, vecino de Paerta de TERRA, Sera-
fin Dfaz, vecino de Is Marina, sitio denomina-
do <La Palmita.2
Ha falIecido en- la ciudad de las Tomas ell
se6or don Felipe Rigau, sdbdito espahol muy
estimado en- aqnella locaiidad, en- donde su
muerte ha aldo muy sentida.
Hemos recibido una esqusla del &Casino de
MayeRiez,2 que nos invita- para ei bale
que Ell 1e de Enero celebrarA esa sociedad para
conmemorar ell vIgesimo s6ptimo anfversario
de So fundacion.
En- la noche de maf1ana tendr6 efecto M
baile de sociedad en- Ell <Lazo Union. de San
German.
Para ell acto SO nos invita-.
Ha faIlecido en- Ia cfudad del oeste ell apre-
ciado obrero don Buenav0ntura Urrutfa.
La Janta Directiva del Casino Espa1ol de
Guayama ha dfspuesto celebrar esta roche un
bale de confanza.
Antes de anoche estavo en- Caguas, de pa
so para Humacao nuestro amigo correiigio-
mario de la capital don Manuel Franco Oins.
Msfans saldra de San Juan para NV
rs passjsro correspondence.
Aver lego Csguas despues de pasar una
porada en- Arecibo, la sfmp6tica sefiorita
amiga nuestra Juanita oonte, miembro de
una apreciable famlis de esta cindad.
Ss encuentra gravemense enferma en- Ma
ysgusz, Ia senora dcna Mari. Bouchet
La lecturs del Mensaje del gobernador
los cuerpos colegisladorea, tendrs lugar ell dia
dos en- ell Teatro.
Ha queoado suspense para hoy ell faIlo
del juez de poicfa de Cathedral sobre Ia de-
nuncia formnlada contra Jose Maule6n otros
por ataques q la federation Libre.s
El szbado pas6 por Caguas en- viaje para
Yabucoa. nuestro j6ven amigo don Rafael
Cuevas Zaqueira, professor de aquel pueblo.
Los mas afamados meiicos reconocsn los
m6rtos de la Emulsion Gle Scott.
Arecibo, Isia de Puerto Rico.
81 Ia experiencia de algunos a1os de pr6c.
tca medica puede tener algun vaiimfento, ma
die sc extrs nara que en- ella funde mis- aseve-
raciones cusndo Sc trsta de emitir una opinion
sobre Tnedicamento one he usado con ex-
frecuencfa. Me referO Ia EmuI-
si6a de Scott. La perfscta union de los COM
ponentes, ell sgradabla sabor que determine
10 bien Que Sc conserva mientras SO est6 en-
clones medicas que LENA. son su mejor = mas
segura garantfa.
Por esa raz6n aun en- las enfermedades al |
parecer mas incurabes como <tfsis, las ca |
luexias, las sscr6fulas, las anemlas ell raqui- |
sismo 10 debiiidad general, la fata de desa- |
froyo en- las mujer en- los nj nos otra lar |
ga serie que serfa prolific enumerar. SO We que |
,sta sustanca opera verdaderos mlagros, |
4ue los enfermos que, ror decfrlo asi, Sc hsla-
ban q las puertas de Ia muerte, tran. for |
nan de pronto adquiri 10 fuerzas, robustez,
color, aninacihn, slud, en- una paiabra, cue
acrsdita cada dfa la justicia de Ia fama del |
nmenso cr6iito de que tan 6tl preparation
,oza en- TODD oil mundo.
Dr. Rgfael del Valle
sx-Meiico Tituar y de Ssnidad Martina de
Arecibo, Puerto Rico, Comendador de Ia Real
Dlstinguida Ofden Americana de Isabel la
>at6lica. de Ia Espafola de Carlos III, de Ia
ivil de Bsnefcencia. de Ia de M5rito Militar
le segunds clase, etc.
naA lF0NcI0 RARREIR0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
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am bos ramos, Gale de <Ruz Belviss al lado
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de zapatos efectos de monturss coches.
Caguas, 30 de Noviembre de 1901.
CraseObaz Cok6n.