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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-27
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Buy your Office and household furnish
ings from us and save money. Kavats-
agh Bros. 173 East Sixth street.
A special conclave of Damascus COM
mandery, Knights Templar. will be held
tomorrow evening in the Masonic Tenn
.ple for the purpose of working the IL
lustrious Order of the Red Cross. All
visiting Sir knights are welcome.
The park board has appointed COM
mittee of city officials to confer with the
Minneapolis officials relative TO bringing
about intercity park improvements. The
main matter to be considered is the long
proposed Mississippi river boulevard.
R. A. Vance and James H. Loomis,
through their attorney, J. c. Michael.
have brougt suit to compel Comptroller
McCardy to audit their claims for SAL
ary They are bailiffs in the municipal
court, and the comptroller refuses TO pay
them.
Private William Manley, of the Four
teenth, at Fort Smelling, has been SELL
fenced upon conviction by a court mar
tial there to serve two months at hard
labor, SO a month of his pay to be con-
,fscated during the time served. Gen.
Otis has approved the order.
The installation of the officers Of st.
Paul Lodge No 3, A F. and A. M, will
occur this evening at Masonic hail, Fifth
street. 1t will not be a public affair,
only Master Masons being invited. There
will, however, be an interesting hour
in the banquet room afterwards.
The county commissioners went to
Wildwood, White Bear lake, yesterday
afternoon, accompanied by Supt Taylor,
of the street railway company. The trip
of the commissioners was made to select
location for the new well to be sunk
in an effort to raise the level Of the
lake.
= AS the result of an accident. NJ. c. Ten
EycF. seventy years of age, died We'd
nesday of conclusion of the brain at
the city hospital. He was for many
years a resident of Minneapolis, and re-
Gently moved to st. Paul. He leaves a
widow and daughter. Mrs. Kane. wife
of DR.. Kane. of this city The body will
be cremated at Forest cemetery.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-27
CANNOT GET THE MONEY
THREE CONTRACTORS LIABLE TO
LOSE THEIR DEPOSITS.

In the city treasury reposes a sum Of
money approximating $1,000 withheld
from three contractors to insure the
proper Carrying out Of work placed in
their care in the shape of planting trees
Under the agreement the money is
withheld for three years, during which
time it is figured that all trees planted
will have matured sufficiently to insure
their further growth Some of the trees
failed to grow, and last week the con-
tractors applied to the legal department
to be permitted to effect a compromise
with the city so that they could secure
the money withheld.
Yesterday Assistant Corporation Attor-
ney McDermott ruled that compromise
is impossible, the charter prohibiting such
action. The only way out of the difficult
ty, he says, is to replace all dead and
down trees with good ones. Some of the
contracts date back to 1894.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-27

Convince yourself that Ely's Cream
Balm deserves all that has been said of
it as a means of quick relief and final
cure in obstinate cases of nasal catarrh
and hay fever. A trial size costs but 10
cents. Full size, 50 cents. Sold by drug
gists or mailed by Ely Bros, Sc Warren
Street. New York.
Messrs Ely Bros.-Please send me one
bottle Of Cream Balm, family size. /
think it is the best medicine for catarrh
in the world. Mt. Olive, Ark.
J. NJ. SCHOLTZ.
Messrs. Ely Bros.-I have been afflicted
with catarrh for twenty years. 1t made
me so weak I thought I had consump-
ton. I got one bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm and in three days the discharge
stopped. It is the best medicine / have
used for catarrh.
FRANK E. KINDLESPIRE.
Proberta. Cal
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-27
MONEY FROM HELLOS
FIFTY-THREE TELEPHONE COM
PANIEs PAY ANNUAL TAXES
TO STATE
NORTHWESTERN IN THE LEA.
Pays More Than Half the Total
Amount Received, and Twin
City Company Comes
Next.

Fifty-three telephone companies doing
business in this state have recently paid
into the state treasury their taxes for
the year ending Nov. so, 1901, under the
law which imposes an assessment of q
per cent upon the gross earnings of ev-
cry company of that class. THE aggre-
gate amount of taxes thus paid in has
been So, 090.02, and the aggregate amount
of the gross earnings of the companies
81, 069, 64S.22.
A majority of the companies are small
concerns, doing local business in their
respective towns, and in some cases their
gross earnings are so small as to hardly
justify the payment of postage in re-
hitting the tax. In other cases, however,
companies located in small towns pre-
sent statements of their earnings which
indicate marked prosperity. AS was nat
urally to be supposed the Northwestern
Telephone Exchange company heads the
list In the amount of its earnings, which
were SIT, 1886, its tax consequently be-
ing $23, 1872. The Twin City company re-
ports gross earnings for the year of S4S,
050.96, and pays tax of $1,4415O, and
the American Telephone and Telegraph
company shows earnings of 500, 491.35, and
pays a tax of S674.73. Following is the
complete list:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-27
Recruiting Hospital Corps.

At all the army posts throughout the
country transfers are being made as fast
as possible to the hospital corps. Pri-
Yates who desire to enter that branch of
the service are examined and put to work
animation. This branch OF the service Is
extremely short-handed at present, but
reports at army headquarters here show
that tie ranks are being filled quite rap
idly
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-27
Demand for frontage Taxes.

A formal demand for the waited 'front.'
age taxes for November was yesterday
served on County Treasurer Metzdorf by
the water department. BY stipulation
between Assistant Corporation Attorney
McDermett and County Attorney Kane
the demand will be used as a test case
in the litigation which is to follow de-
mand for water taxes which the board
claims it has never received.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-27
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LOWER THAN ESTIMATES.


Wy. j. Preston Is Awarded Contracts
for Two Sewers.
The board of public works. in opening
BIDS Yesterday for sewers on Fauquier
street and Armstrong avenue, placed both
contracts with WI Preston, his bids be-
ing the lowest. The bids were as follows:
Fauauier street, from Phalen creek
to Weide ayenrAP H. Thornton, 81, 1853;
Chris Johnson, sz,913.2S; P. Daugherty,
s2,454; P j. Ryan, $40; w. J. Preston,
81, 840.
Armstrong avenue. from West Seventh
street to Warsaw-P.-H- Thornton, 1887;
C. Johnson, 81 ITS; C. Martinson, 81, 13f;
W. J. Presten.s P. ]. Ryan. s1.5F.
The city enaineers estimates We're 81
oG5 and 81. EFT respectfully.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-27
O'NEIL is A CANDIDATE
ASSISTANT COUNTY ATTORNEY
WOULD BE MUNICIPAL JUDGE.

The third name fer the Democratic
nomination for municipal judge will be
filed i'll few days in the person of O..
H. OsNeill,i the1 present assistant to
County Attorney Kane.
In the campaign of 1898 Mr.. O'Neill was
candidate foE judgeship, but failed.
He is well known in Democratic circles,
and friendsgx are confident that he will
win.
Harry Shepherd will seek the Repub-
lican ncmination4 for alderman of the
Fourth ward 3 He filed his name with
County Auditor Johnson yesterday. Mr..
Shepherd is well known Republican
worker.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-27

E. A. Browns jewelry store, 10 East
fifi1I productions of the gold and silver
smiths. Exclusive novelties thai, cannon
be duplicated in st. Paul; sparkling cut
glass and rich things for holiday gifts.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-27

We call the attention of our readers
to the notice of The State Savings Bank
under announcements.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-27
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Prescriptions for Half
Price at our Drug Dept.

You will be as much pleased
with the variety here as you
will be surprised at the little
ness Of our prices.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-27
A Genuine Gem.

The handsomest and rarest Ruby ever
brought to the Northwest is DISPLAYED
at E.. A. Browns the Sixth street jew
eler.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-27

Amount of
Name of Company. Earnings. Tax.
Ada Telephone COM =
Aitkin Telephone Ex-
change company. $3.50 24.i3
Albert Lea Telephone
American Telephone
and Telegraph COM
Blue Earth Valley
Telephone Exchange
Br raneans Telephone o''O''e- -
Exchange company. 5,51O.66 l6o 30
ephone company. 2.425.so TIL
et Company ............ 2,s75.a4 ST. 25
Dakota Central Tele-
phone lines 494.i5 I4-e1
D exchange :. ........ 1875 14o5
Duluth Telephone
company :. .......... N,6o632 ozs6S
Elgin Telephone COM
Company Company ............ n.23l17 1864
phone phone company r1l -. 1926 pits
F6sston Telephone % -
H seapgns Telephone 0'D'o :. :,
company 2'oh-4o io.4l
Hillsboro Duane, Cal
edonia & Shelly Tel
ephOne company lib.lf 90
h Change ee.ep i''....... 1880 1856
Exchange company. 2,S59.yi 1913
Il c COZ e -. 4,527. 40 1852
Lake Park & Ulen :, ;,
Telephone company. $50. 10 LIDS
Litchfield Telephone =, -,
Exchange company; z'o9'.oz oz'9l
Mankato Citizens
Telephone company. 1856 4o olo.o9
M eempany ie ..:i... 5,7ss.47 1887
Midland Telephone ., "a
Minnesota Telephone
Minnesota Mutual
a TsleBho eom aan i ... 2,4a.2s 1854
M enbaae co nane 81 e. 1no.5o 1881
Nicoflet County Tele- ~ ~
phone company 42s.n Iz,sV
N obone Company -. s,sss.44 10 Gs
Northland Telephone 80,
company 4oo.-o 10.
Northwestern Teie-
eompanv A ..'..'.. H7,7ss.s5 1882 90
Park Ridge Telephone 90 q, :,
Exchange company. S'ln.A 900
Peoples Taeanea r eempany 1o,oW.s5 Dol p
Peoples Independent 20 %
Telephone company. 46l.A 1000
Plainview Telephone an =
p s9mR2ny Teiephone -. :. = 10
company $3.50. l,ooo'oA
R oehnaer ieiepnole s.s7o.ss 2o6. IL
sa ab6ne G campany ie ..e 2,e56.oo 7s.e
ST. Croix Valley Tele- 10 20
phone company 4oo.eo io.oo
ST. Peter Telephone - az 90
company ....: 5,oz9.oV iVo 90
Southern Minnesota ,e ;,
Telephone company. l,ool.W 4o.of
Southwestern Mime
sofa sanv ieiepnone .on 1sos6 4s2. So
Steele County Tele- -
phone company d.6V SO
l% eomp any :. 49,. 4s,o5oos La. 50
United Telephone and o, -
Telegraph company. SHH z+.sa
Verndale Telephone
company -, ssz--o - IL
Wabasha Telephone o. ~
warren arr en- Telephone 49,
company :. $780,. sslbo zo.io
Western Electric Tel
ephone company 4.9SS.oo 1880
White Bear Telephone 20 o, -
company ;,o o;.,;;;.os .A'.''
W company :. e .........,1 s,7o2.so h1.O6
Zenith City Telephone 80 "a. ,,ro :,
company oo,tlo'io
TOTALS .... s., Oss, % ss2, $50 o2
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-27

morning He left for Des Motnes al
rs last evening.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27

i La reina empez6 adornarse con su alhaia
favorita, todas las desgracias abrumaron al
| matrimonio imperial. La peste aso6 el reino,
huoo contiendas ctViles y guerras con paises
vecinos ell imperio Sc vic pobre, veucido y
mutilado....
Una noche, en- peno sarao, levando pues-
to oil collar de perlas, la reina supu que su pa
dre habia muerto. .Otra lleg6se al regio pal
co un minstro de su esposo cast al dido la
dijo:
--Majestad, prepared nuestro sefior: su
imperial hermano ha sido fusilado. Ella lle-
vaba oil collar de perlas, La rens, que empe-
90 notar la extraha coincidencia, escondi6
las perlas con invencible repugnanca la
gargantilla no luc6 mas en- ell cueIlo de gu
duena.
Pasaron muchos afios. Iba celebrarse
un banquete en- palacio, Y cuando la empera.
triz Sc disponia sslir de sus habitaciones, el
emperador la suplic6 que Sc adornase con el
collar hist6rico, y, no queTiendo parecer riGi-
culo su marido, adorn6 ell escote con las be
las perlas;
Aqnella fud la noche mas amarga de su
vida. Reventando caballos, un conde lego q
palacio, y, entire los gritos de estupor de eS-
panto de los convldados, anunci6 q la corte
que el heredero, ell j6ven principe imperial, SO
habia deshecho la cabeza de un pstoleta2o.
va nunca mas volvi6 asomar la sonri q
en- los la6ios de la reina su tersa frente con-
virti6se en- cera.
Pase6 su desolac6n por eianos palses, v
solo en- CorfG, la lsla J6nica. encontraba espi.
ritu reposo
Apasion6se por las adelfas extrafias va
| riedades del arbusto simboo de Ia melancolia,
fueron lIevadas a Corfd. Aque ceo riente
las mantiene en- completa forescenca
La Salba plena,1 de enormes 6 inmacula.
HnFQos n ri 10 Mt 10 a aDio ~.
la Gcdpricum,1 que semeia una rosa de cobre;
Ia llamada Gesplendente,S matizada de rolo v
blanco; las amarias de color de yema, tcdas
las mdltlples eSpecies del arbusto venenoso,
nathan los jardines de Corf1 con sus flores
metailcas. s..,... ,.,..'.,..,,.... ..,...,.
'''''..''''''.'..''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
La relna bai6 una ve2 por ell camino Que
deSciende del castillo al mar, hasts las rocas
que baten las olas con latIga2os do espuma, v
desde 10 alto lanz6 al aqua ell cofre de orc
conteniendo las perlas de los AUstrlas.
Solo una guard6, la mas bella, que mand6
engarzar en- el broche de su negro abanlco de
ebano.
Cuando el puiIal de regicida lego al cora
z6n de la relne triste, a6os despu6s, lievaba en-
la mano ell abanico con la Ultima perla.
Los pescadores de Corf6 buscan infatiga-
bles ell cofre de orc que contiene eI tesoro de
que arroj6 la reina.
Yo les dirfa, 81 pudieran escucharme, que
10 deien dormir eternamente en- e fondo del
mar, porque 81 canocieran la historic que me
cout6 el marinero hGDgsro, sabrian que las
perlas de la casa de Au,tra son tan fatfdicas
que entenebrecen la vida de los hombres de
las naciones que legan poseerlas.
Luis de Armiiian.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27
TN eaoista

Habia en- 81 cuAnto es necesario para ser ell
RRota de su familia.
Sin embargo nsci6 ssno rico. Durante
todo el curse de su vida continu0 slendo rico y
sano, por 10 cua no cometi6 ningdn acto vitu-
perable. No Sc dej6 srrastiar ninguna tata
de palabra nj de obra.
Era exquisitamente honrado, orgulloso
de 81 honradez, splastaba con ella todo ell
mundo, parientes, amigos conocIdos. La
honradez era dn capital del que saeaba ln.
tareses usurarios.
Ls hondadez le daba derecho ser Impla.
cable, no hacfa el bien, porque el blen mera.
mente prescript0 20 es ell bien.
Nunea Sc habts OcupadO mas que de su
pfJpia persona, tan perfecta y ejemplar; sc
Indignaba may sincersmente euando las de-
mas personas no Sc tOmaban por lgual cul.
dado,
Por supuesto, no erei8 ser egoista; vitupe-
fsba y escarneeia poF eneina De todc el egois-
mo } los egoistas Sc eomprende: el egoismc
aieno moestaba 81 suyo
ko creYendo seneF h mas psQusns debIH
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27
Luis de Armiiiau.

dad, no comprendia nj pefdonaba nipguna de.
blldad en- los otros. Bn general, no compren.
dia NADIA nj q nadle, pues por todas parties, por
arrba por abajo, por delante por detras,
estaba fodeado por su propia persona.
nj siquIera comprendfa 10 que signl6ca
perdonar; no habiendo nunca tenido nada que
perdonarse sl mismo dporqLt diablo iba DO.
nerse perdonar los demasP
Ante ell juiclo de su propia conciencis, 4
Ia faz de su propio Dios, Ell, esa uaravilla, ese
fen6meno de virtud, ponfase Ia mano en- eli pe-
cho, alssba al cielo los ojos, con VOC clara v
6rme deefa:
ST, soy un hombre digno de toda clase de
respetos; soy un hombre moral
Y repetra estas paabras en- sn lecho NOR.
tuorio; y adn entonces, .da temblarS en- ese
coraz6n sin manchas nj grietas.
i0h fealdad de la virtud satsfecha de ST
misma, inhexible, adquirida bien POGO costaI
iEres casi tan repulsiva como la anca feal-
dad del vicio.
Ivan TurgueneF.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27
Dos arabes degoIIados
TRBINTA DETENIDOS

El IL del actual Sc reaiz6 un horroroso
hseslnato en- Vieques.
Dos arabes, vendedores ambulantes de
9ulncalla llamados Isaac Hassvon Abraham
Glider, de so y 2s amos de edad, respectivamen-
te, fueron las vfctimas del barbara delito.
RI mencionado dia encontraronse los cada.
veres de aquellos tehdidos sobre la via del fe-
rrocarril portatil de la hacienda kPlaya Gran
deS, slta en- el barrlo de la Palma propiedad
de la succession Benitez.
Aparecieron degollados acribllados q
puaaladas, presentAndo mas de diez heridas
cada uno.
Ri objeto de tan espantoso crimen fu6 ell
tobo, pues los asesinos sustrajeron las prendas
que llevaban y el metalico que constitnian un
salor de 1900 <dolars1.
Hay treinta indiViduos detenIdos por re-
eaer sospechas de que pusdan ser los autores
del asesinato, y ell jues correspondence hace
diligencias por conocer cuales son los verda-
Heros culpables.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27
CaIifcaciones del Jurado

En- la mafiana del lunes Sc reunl6 .en San
Juan ell Jurado de los juegos foraies para ca
liicar las composiclones prescnSalas al con-
curse.
Los premios los otorg6 asf
Flor natural, poesia PdtrId, lena, <Pro Ade
ct amore3
Flor de ORC, poesia Patrid, lena, sBorfn-
queD. nombre al pensamiento grsto.S
Flor de plata, poesfa Amor lena, <Amor,
sublime amor, alma del mundu.S
Z emio ertrdol dindTto, poesfs, Pdgtnd de
amor, lena, GEl amor es ell alma del Uniyerso.S ,
Accestts, poesia Patrtd, lena, 81 speoir es una
force.1
Poesia Amor Putrto, lena, SLa Ultima cuer-
da.S
POesfa P,trta, lena, ssY que ss Ia PatrIa.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27
LAS NARIAs

Hoy Sc han efectuado los examenes de las
escuelas de esta poblaci6n.
E sefior inspector del Distrtto Jhon Me-
lleowes examine en- distintGs asignaturas ue.
go ell sehor Beauchamp continu6 hsciendolo
en- Historic de los Estados Unidos & Historic
Natural. Los padres de famlia de esta pobla-
ci6n deben estar sHmamente satisfechos por
tener encargado de la educaclon de sus hijos
professor tan competente.
81 sefor Inspector ha quedado satisfecho
del estado en- que encontr6 las escuelas
El professor de ingl6s Mr. Frank B. Chaplin
SO despidi6 de los alumnos, pues dIcho Profe.
sor parte para los Estados Unidos.
Sentimos que Sc ausente este professor,
pues es un verdadero gentleman, deja en- es.
To pueblo gratos recuerdos de sus buenos COM
poltamientos.
TambIen el prosesor seiiol Beauchamp d.
rigi6 trases de aliento los discfpulos
El SAttorneS Generals mand6 al Juez de
Policfa que devolviera una mute, que le habia
impuesto indebidamente al professor de lngles.
Despues de esta leccl6n Sc hs quedado tan
impayido
81 Ayuntamiento de este pueblo asign6 pa.
ra Ia Junta Escolar ell 15pS sobre Ia recauda.
cl6n de su contribution en- ell eiercio venidero
Sc me olvidaba manifestarle que Ell secre-
tario del Tribunal de Poicia de este pueblo
apostaba eincuenta pesos que cuando fuera
MsyagdeE don Epiianio Perez don Jusr
E. vincenty, los metian en- la csrcel. Momen
tos despues llegaba Ell sefior Perez oil decirse
10 contest6 con Ia ssngre frfa y.la lndIferenciu
con que acostumbra trstar los lenguaraces.
70 conteste Que NADIA tenia de particular
pues ayeE antes de aver que fne MaysgDei
don Ernesto Vlssep6 Hernandez, federal pro
bado de este pueblo, un policfa tuvo por con
VenleDte echaro por delaBte, levsrle al Guar
tel una veS alli rpgistrsrle, no hablendole en-
contTado ninguna afma Ia soltaron. De bne
El oorrsapousal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27
La Erase del nueVO SiglO

Tiene va en- Paris ell slglo nuevo su Erase
designativa.
Hasta el 81 de Dlciembre todo el movi.
miento Intellectual, artfstco no psicol6glco
de Ia raaa humana, Sc designaba con la Erase
Sin de siglo1
Era necesario la que debfa reemplazafa.
Las lOcuciones sprlnciplo de sigloS, 6iebut
de slgloS parecfan muy largas POGO armonio.
sas,
Hasta que uho de los casicos saiohes lite
rarios de Paris, un academlco, Enrique Lave
dan, hlzo la nueva Erase, al contestar Ia idea
algo incpiente de uh jovenclto: VDuS etes mon-
sle1r, tout tdtt je,tne steele.
La frase hlzo fortuna; ahora Sc dice jea,le
steele.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27
TEMPEST


Como produce estancamiento insane,
81 es duradera, la apacible calma,
Amo la tempestad embravecida,
Que esparce los esfuvlos de la vida
AL romper en- los cielos 8 en- ell alma.
Ii
III rugiente Oceano,
Cuando 10 azotan roncos vendavales,
Sc corona magnffco de espumas,
Cuaja en- su seno perlas y corales
Y vida emana levantando brumas.
El pantano serene,
Traidor oculto bsjo verde lama,
Asi'o es de- reptil y forma ell cieno,
Que, im9alpable, mortffero veneno
Por la tranquila atm6sfera derrama.
III
Cuando Sc tiende, como negro manto,
En- el azul auido,
Espesa nube, produciendo espanto,
SGbito ell rayo rasgado encendido,
Resuena conmoc6n atronadora,
Y el nublado espantoso, estremecido,
En- lluvia SO deshace bienhechora.
Nv
Cuando chocan las nubes en- Ia mente,
Vibra y relampaguea,
Como rayo fulgente,
La luminosa idea,
Con voz de trueno la palabra brota,
ell nublado iracundo
Va cayendo deshecho gotta a gotta
En- lluvia de verdaies sobre el mundo
v
En- ell fondo del nal ell bien palpta
El Amino eneIvado en- los placeres
Cobra en- la adversidad fuerza in6nita,
Y en- ell laboratorio de los seres
Todo aquello que ha muerto resucita.
La tormenta es presagio de bonanza;
Del desengafio mace la experienclas
De la duda Ia ciencia,
Y del triste infortunio la esperanza,
Uu espinoso arbusto de la rosa;
Sale volando de la larva inerte,
Como una alada for, Ia mariposa
Brilla ell iris en- nube ennegrecida,
Y bullen en- el seno de la muerte
Los germenes fecundos de la vida
vi
La gloria es grande, 81 la lucha fuerte
La estatua golpe de cincel Sc labra
La TERRA con el hierro del arado,
Y ell herror viene a TERRA desplomado
Al golpe inmaterial de Ia pala bra
El seno Sc desgarra al nacimiento;
La religion Sc prueba en- e martirlo;
La vIrtud es combate turbulento;
El genio tempestad, hebre, delirio.
AL soplo del StRttn crecen las palmas
Surgen de las borrascas las centellas,
Del lncendlo del caos las esrelss,
el amor del incendio de las almas
Jose Velarde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27
PROCESO RUIOOSO

Dentro de breves dlas Sc vera en- julclo
oral ante Ia coFte de Distrito de Arecl6o, Ia
causa seguida contra 21 individuos de utuado
por delito De robo en- cuadrls asePinato, en-
bisDes personas del s6bdiso espsiiol don Jai.
ne Sancho
EsiO Oeuriit hsse algan .isnpo parssia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27

envuelto en- ell misterio pero ell teniente de 10
policfa insular Hurtado, con la cooperation de
honrados vecinos de aquella jurisdiction, di6
con los criminales, descubrendo el suceso con
todas sus insidencias.
Del ruidoso proceso nos ocupamos en- este
peri6dico hace algunos meses.
81 ministerio fiscal pide para seis de los
culpables pena de muerte para los otros pri-
sion perpetua.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27
CALDBR0N AVILES & G:
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RCO--
c0M4S40NfSFAS

Negocane quincaa ferrea eo de vdr Oza percens,
perumefa etc.
Especlahdad en- pntPras. barn;ces aceites
Agentes de la acrediada cveza Past de NfiTwaukeA
Duenos del abecimento DLGE ALBANIA Cruz ssquIna
FOrtaeza.
DEPoSo oFlCNA 1eLdn 1L-DREc6N CALDER0N
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27

4 os6 Ramcnet Isolano Agente de pc.
Y ri6dicos, repartidcr de esquelas y co.
brador. Actividad y cumplimiento, Are.
cibo, Plazucla del Teatro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27

AAarlos Perez y Comp, Barbe ia d Ia
moderna. Unica capaz de compla-
Ger Il m exigente Pavfa 8, Arecibo,
Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27

"a anuel Roman, comerciante. Frutos
nW del pats y provisiones. Pavfa 2,
Areclbo, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27

fernando Kehrhahn, ] yerfa y reloje.
RIA. Sc gar ntizan los trabsjos. Pa.
"a Principal, Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27

a. anuel Silva, comerciante. Provisio-
Mw nes y frutos del pats. Pavfa 10 Are
clbo, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27
A r = 9 : 3 .

n os6 S. Mera, importador. Ferretcria
q Quincalla. Arecibo, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-27

LII erminio Diaz Navarro, abogado y
8 notario, con bufete en- San Juan,
Fortaleza SO.