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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
SAYS It's so.
Senator Teller Declares There Are Not Enough
Doctors in Philippines.

Washington. Feb. Ex-senator Teller.
who created a sensation by declaring III
the Senate that Gen. Macarthur hau ca
BLEED the war department that H. had To-
O'H more soldiers in hu&pita! than his sur
gtunS and physicians could give proper
medical attention to. said. Saturday. mat
the information on which the assertion
was based was reliable ANA accurate. tie
obtained tn" facts III first hand from 4
man who could not have been mistaken.
When the war department officials Wcr,.
asked for confirmation of the aSSertlon.
they denied that such 4 cablegram mad
been received. notwithstanding this de
NAL. Senator Teller insists that the dis
patch reached the department.
Senator Teller regards the haste with
which a large force Of surgeons was
started for Manila upon the receipt Of
Gen. MacArthur& Cablegram as Il refuti-
ton of the war department officials de
Mai and a CONFEDERATION IT his iufOrma-
ton.
At the war department il was said tina T.
Gen. Macarthur cabl-d the war depart
ment, Friday. that the total number ot
sick in the hospitals in the Philippines
was ii24 and the total >ick in quarters ll0%.
making a grand total OF 51-1. This is 1.ji
per cent. Of the total strength ~ the
army i'm the Philippines
Surg. Cen. Sturnherg said that the hos
pitai accommodations in the Philippine
We're lar in excess of the demands
y report from Gen. Macarthur dated
Jan. Is, pat the percentage. Of sick at ! ~
ON Dec T. it was 1.NJ per cent.
1t is understood that senator Teller.
Informant was war department at
tacht. but he declined for obvious reasons
To give. his name.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
TRAIN WRECK IN NEVADA.
Train Runs Into Washout- -Four Killed and
Number Injured.

San Francisco. Feb. 1.-THE east
bound limited express train was wreck
ed at Mills City. New. last night The
fireman and three passengers were
killed. The conductor. engineer one
brakeman, two postal clerks and one
passenger We're injured.
The dead: Adolph Bes enger and wife
san Francisco; Clinton X. Coulter
san Francisco; L. l. Whitaker, fire
man.
The injured: Conductor Markle, En-
gineer George Abbey, Postal Clerk g.
L. Schuyler. Postal Clerk j. &. Corin
Miss Bessenger. whose parents were
among the killed. was slightly injured
All the passengers We're badly shak
en- up. The train ran into u washout
which had been caused by a cIoud-
burst. All trains east ana west were
abandoned for As hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
CAMDEN WAKES UP.
h,eetng in Advocacy OF New Water Charter
Bill Now Before Legislature.

camden, Me, Feb. IA largely at
tended and very enthusiastic meeting
of citizens was held, last night, in the
Opera house in advocacy of Il new wa
ter charter for Camden. bill for which
is now pending in the Legislature.
Judge G. X. Miller presided ana after
a humorous song written by w. How
ard Gardiner. chairman Of the town
water committee. that gentleman was
called upon ana aroused much cnthus-
ia&m by his remarks.
Hon. oscar II Hersey Of Portland,
attorney for the charter, made Il spirit
ed appeal to the people to 90 to Au-
susta. next Wednesday, when the leg
isIative hearing will take place
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INVASION PLANNED.
Continued from page ID

edlCt proper answer 10 lileii
demands, as ii means only one
head instead of those demanded. Stlll,
they think that after the Chinese new
year, If insistence is made. the reply
Will be as required
The ministers have considered the
plans for legation settlement with
Notifications. and also the question OF
indemnities. They have decided that
the jurisdiction at present held cover
ca only the local losses of citizens, ana
that the home governments must an
nounce the expenses OF their military
expeditions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
SATURDAY IN THE SENATE.

shington. Feb. 11.-At the conrlu-
sion of the morning hour in the Sen
ate, Saturday, when the unfinished
busincss-the shipping bill-was laid
before the body. Spooner. Wis. moved
to proceed to the consideration of the
oleomargarine bill.
BY a practically unanimous Note-on-
IL TWO senators voting in the negative
the motion prevailed.
Thus the subsidy bill was displaced
as the unfinished business and the
ol-omarsarine bill was placed in that
order.
After littlc over m hours considera-
tiun of the measure 1t was laid aside in
order that unohjccted bills on the cal
endar might be considered.
Nearly 300 bils including l91 private
pension bills, We're PASSED during the
day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
DOwager Empress Frederick's Condition.

Berlin, Feb. l7-Thr reports as to thr
condition Of Dowager Empress frederick.
who is i'll at Cronberg, are quite contra
dictory. The Lokal AnZeigsr prints a dis
patch from Homburg asserting that her
condition is satisfactory, that DrenVer.i,
Berlin specialist who WAS called to at
tend her some time ago, had not been to
Humburg for three weeks and that her
private physician attended Il ball. last
evening. A Berlin news agency corrobo-
rates the statement that her condition is;
quite serious.
On the other ;iand the British embassy
takes very serious view Of the situa-
tomb clieving that Emperor William is,
remaining at Cronherg in anticipa ton OF
4 fatal issue and refusing to b, Iievc the
reports that the Dowaeer Empress goes
out driving daily. From private source;
il is aScertained that the end is expected
in a few weeks at the latest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
Money for Troops.

San Francisco. Feb. 11.-Carrying s.
Cpouoo in gold coin, I" pay the troops, IN
the Philippines, ne transport Shtrld3n
Honolulu Parts of the 10Th and 18th reg
ular infantry regiments. number of re-
cruitS and cabin passengers were. also on
board. 1900
Among the latter are Osca" +. vii
liams United States consul general 70
SINGAPORE accompanied by his son anu
daughter: &. q. Albert and an assistant,
representing the Smithsonian Institution,
hound for SImatra to observe the total
eclipse of the sun; Mrs. Bernard Moses.
wife of Philippine Commissioner Moses,
and the wives of several officers Of trans
ports ana Of army officers in the Pl lip
pines The Sheridan will tax ont 300
tons Of sunnlitS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
INSURGENTS SURPRISED.
More discriminating Evidence Against Mer
ch ants Charged With Aiding Insurgents.

Manila, Feb. l1.-Eighty men OF the
9Th United States Infantry and de-
tachment of scouts surprised the lnsur-
gent leaders Villamor and AleJandria
near Paperia. Nillamor was wounded.
There have been further incriminat-
ing developments in the charges
against Mr.. G. ID. Carman, the Aher'-
can contractor who, with ms partner
Theodorio CarranZa, Spanish ihef-
chant. was arrested Feb. charged
with furnishing supplies to ana the IN
surgents. Proof has been secured OF
his dealings with the rebels showing
that he supplied them with uniforms
provisions. money and some arms. me
investigation will be continued
Many insurgent officers are surrend-
ering
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Manila Is Booming.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE war depart
ment. yesterday. made public state
ment showing the total value Of merchan-
disc, gold and silver imported into the
philipDinc Islands for the seven months
ended July Il. 1900, at $l3,3O9,55i, an in
crease Of $3.S2O,a9>, or over 40 per cent
compared with the same months Of lo9s
The total exports Amounted to $l1.62i .0l"
an increase OF 3ii2 per cent.
The trade with hte United States waS;
Imports, $lG91, 12G; exports. Sl,S26.6.S
These figures show Il gain of over IS pei
cent in the imports. ana a material Dc
crease. in the exports.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
Bills Of Health in Philippines.

Washington, Feb. 1,.-Gen. MacAr-
thur has issued regulations to govern
the issue of bills of health in the Philip
pines after Jan. LIST last. such bills Of
health are required in the case III YES
sells bound from any port in the Philip
pines TO the United States Or its de
tendencies or 10 foreign ports. These
bills are not required in the case oi
vessels engaged III coasting trade IN
the Philippines except where they leave
ports infected with quarantlnable
disease All bills of health are issued
on the forms adopted by the United
states marine hospital service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
Danish West Indies Sale.

London. Feb. 17.-"The Danish gov
eminent, says the Copenhagen CORE
spondant of the Daily Mail, "has evi-
IDENTITY broken all dealings With the
United States regarding the sale of the
Danish West Indies. This is due % a
satisfactory offer made by the Danish
East Asian Steamship 90. to assist and
in the future to administer to the is
lands. The American government has
teen notified of this decision"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18

over $G2ou0oo0 was donated ana le-
qIrathcd tor public purposes BY residents;
Of the United States during 1850 Nearly
) I-WN.tul. or considerably more than ore
half OF Ia" above named sum. went to
universities, colleges and other education
al institutions. OF the romain.ng 81, 0Ei
ou1 q little more than half went to chart
tit", WhIie nearly E9,Hhcoa was given d
churches, The sum Of $5.0u.0tD was al
vided about evenly between museums. arr
galleries and libraries
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
The PRESIDENTS GUESTS.
Senators Hanna and Allison Dine and Oiht T
Leaders Call Later

Washington. Teb. l7.-The President
had Senators Hanna ana Allison as his
guests at dinner this evening. Later
Senators Spuoner. Aldrich and Plat of
Connecticut. called. The occasion gave
the President an opportunity to discuss
with the Senate lcadt rs the eXiS ing stat
US of the business of Congress ANA the
calling Of an extra session
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
Transport Wright Proceeds on Voyage.

St Georges Bermuda, Feb. 1.-THE
United States transport Wright, com
manded by Lieut.. II. A. Webber. which
has been in this port since Jan. %.
making repairs TO damage sustained
on her trip from New York and taking
on board a supply of coal, procee ded
on her voyage to the Philippines via
Gibraltar. today. The vessel has been
detained for a number Of days awaiting
favorable weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
China Grants Railroad Privileges.

st. Petersburg. Feb. lit is report
ed from N"gnsaki that an agreement
has been concluded between China and
the Russo-t hinose Bank for the con
StruCtiou Of railway from Lake
Haiki. Siberia. 10 Port Arthur. The
bank. III return for constructing the
line gets the right to work it for 30
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
Winter Weather Throughout! Europe.

London. Feb. 17.-All Europe is expert
encing Il return of winter weather. s.,
we're cold and snow storms arv reported
from all PARIS Of Engl1nd. Germany
Italy, Austria ana Russia. The bli2zar,
continues in the Odessa district. ia swift
Zerand many villages ar" eat off. Mum
crOuS deaths are reported
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
NEWS NUGGETS.
brought by the wires FRO"
North, East. south ana "e

The Grand Duke of SaXe-Neinial -,
signalized his asseSsion TO ms ~
by procIaiming 4 comprehensive 4"
nesty including political offences.
The Lowell. Mass, police at II 'a'
urday night We're investigating vi -irl
Of alleged feloniouS assault upon Ill
II years old. in PawtucketNllle uis,', II
of Lowell. The case was repoi'eu II.
the father of the girl. who feareu ~
vounq man had gone To Canada
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18

The annual report of the inspector gen.
craI of the army regarding "lllltlrN
scbools shows that there are 40 such
schools scattered through every state in
,he Union Last year they had 1913 stu
dents enrolled, of whom 1900 We're over
- wears of age. and the students. former
students and alumni of these ms itutions,
to the number of 1888. served in the war
with Spain. Of whom 1894 We're officers
and dig enlisted men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
Plague al Cape Town.

Capa Town Feb. 1-.-Another death
from huhunic plague has occurred Mere
ana THO flesh eases are reported.
The discharsing of ships is a;
StaUdStiU
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18

Al recent show in Paris the heio . III
who was daily cast with her llIiips "a.
bound into a den Of ferocious hons r. AT.
taken sick and unable to perform t t"roWn
\ substitute was obtained anu tnhich.
into the cage of the savage beasts, mr,ilst
when they saw a stranger N li.e KIM Their
made a dash for the stage door w. natrpat
tails between their legs. heat asre
ma were 50 badly scared that thet, ar q
not in condition to resume u9H trsgedy
week Thus was an expected "'S
turned into 4 rearing farce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18

The school commissioners of New York
lily nave Just made public the list Of
lahitors Of school buildings; for the COM
ING year II appears that the average
than the average rav Il teacher in the
public school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18

A watch. believed to have been lost
found on Poverty island. at the mouth Of
the Connecticut river. is attracting great
attention from antqulrians. The watch
is large silver one. and on the inside
which cannot be made out. and the date
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18

Accidents come with distressing IRE
Sprains. br. Thomas E.lerfric M r.
iieves the pair Instantly Never n.f
" II bout II.
N y is ~ky,H -.--,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
Hale's
Honey OF
Horehound
and ar

cures grip. But it should be taken at
once. 25f, 500, 81. 90 per bottle; the
largest size cheapest. AT all druggists.
Refuse substitutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
MAINE POLO GAME

At Rath-Bath. IL: Portland. l.
At LewiSton-LewiSton o: B.ddeford
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'BR0MO" not the same as
MIDE H

In buving Laxative Rromo -Qullll''Vw mich
cts, the old standard remeu. "a that
nrss "a cold in one day. ne s sub Al
I j. labeled Brouo ana not BToiinnnItr?p
all III uggISt5. &C. ie0o
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Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in One Minute,
56th CONGRESS.
Continued from page -

tribute to the memory of the late Rep
reSentatiVe HotfeCker Of Delaware.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18

Columbus has policeman who ,o I
'cct inch high ana weighs 81 pound ani
NhicaCo one s feet inches hlshst ;sh
Kansas city one feet lGls inches "''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE nav

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If II fails
10 cure, Z. W. CroSAs signature l. 90
- n box. 2lc. az
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18

More than three thou ana be oplr il
Iowa die from consumption each y ar
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Grip Should Not Be Neglected
for One Moment.

1t depresscs and weakens its vic
tims-makes it easy for other diseases
to attack them.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-27
CONFLICTO
entire Francia y Eurgufa

Comunlcan de Nueva York que el confcto
AfsIdo entire FraDcia y Turqufa motivara
sfahleS trastornos internacionales
Causa viva alarma en- los cfrculos polfti-
wv eufopeos los grandes preparativos que hace
4fepuoHca trancesa para atacar por mar v
aelfa, commandments, al Imperio turco, 60
de Fancia
NJ " corresponsal del peri6dico lie Ga,ttots en-
,.plL ,uogL ssegura que Francia fiara aIIf, seg1n
4as uspoIciones que ha dado aquella depen-
seuva' ea base de aproyisioua mientos para ha-
M "a guerra Turqufa.
49,. =. ministro COnstans, de Francia. Sc ha
e@sshtado de Paris SO encuentra en- Russia.
u.efa su casa, 81 ell Sultan no satisface la
eIlauacl0n lrancesa en- cierta fecha. que no
S ID Iecho pd6lica. Francia ha notffcado 4
,nqula que espera el pago de la reclamation
Tnr Tos en dicha fecha. La nota pasada &
: ,-.quis tlene ell caracter de ultimatnm. Asf
rs'uusluera en- los c1rculos oficiales franceses,
issbn bnenos que no Sc satisfaga la deuda en- esa
49, 10y ouques de guerra de la Repdb.fca
n Tn,uueaFan probabemeote e estrecho de
aoannC a'uaDeIos' o:upando primeramente las
"udnas de Iurquia
lan+%. oase dc las operacioDes del ei4rcito
ta,eoat en Iurquta sera en- Esmirna, donde
.''~oafcaran as tropas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-27

.-iQue destrozo hace en- los ricos Ia 6loso.
ia! A ser 20 Di6genes, halarfa, tam bi6n con
MS pies lenos de barro, ell fausto de Plat6n
DEBATE de orAculos: aquf no hay mas que Pin.
daro Anacreonte, iei amor ell vino! va el
sol go ap&go come discreta lumbre nupciai: al
cieIo sc Iena de antorchas; tus escayos en-
clenden las suFas Y Sc acercan cautando demA-
tru as, los SacrO3 himnos & Ceres Proserpina
Dyonlsio embri8 gado de vida en- ell fresco
reg@Ao de Ded Sjdered, que dicen los del La
clo': La dlosa Noche, que declines nosotras
La turba de yendimia adores, pringados con
las heces del mosto nuevc, esparce por la la
nura heienica los acentos de su bacanal Lu-
cen las antorchas eDcendidas como ilamas d Ia
astros errantes; los doses sc estremecen baio
sus coronas de dmpel0s de es meraldal la tierra
agradec1da los besoS del m&iz de las brisas
aore todos los c5iices llenos de aromas; ell gol-
10 rumoroso tiende los pies de Ia immortal
Atenas las graDdezas d ell pielago sometido.
los escavos cantan, ante ell p6rtico de
lsocrates, "a estrota vriI la placida estrofa del
amor ell vino, con notas que ttemblan re-
Tampa gGea4 como burbujas del caIiz
SiOh, Dyontsio Oh, Afrodlta En- las
v1nas de dulce jngo en- los bosques de laurel
tenefs altares. Vosotros alegrais ell coraz6n
das encanto & la vida Esclavos de los dioses
acudid con la ofrenda ] Amontonad cabe las
estatuas divtnas racirnos de color de ambar
coronas de pampanos.
-iLas estatnasl murmura Is6crates en-
orlagado.-No q3lero estatuaS; quero doses
Hay uno escondido. acaso el mas fuerte
iquizas ell Gnico dLo conoci6 Plat6n? Dectd
amigos, 81 10 conoCio Plat6n, 6porque esta ese
altar vac1o?
-Esta como tn caoeza. IOh, Is6crates, ce-
sa en- el afan de buscar dioses! mo tenemos
bastantes?
--Lo siento aquf... 10 adivlno.. es grande
infinite y, cosa rara tiene algo de hltnlano.
He sohado que vendra, dsabeis que? Reid,
amigos; vendra sufrir como cualquier NOR
tai, como cualquier lota.
--Esclavos, ono escnchais? Vuestro sefior
os va hacer dioses. Sc guild vuestro cantico.
sion, Dyonisio Oh, Afrodita !....S
Sobre Ia lIanura, LENA de yides ondeantes
pasan orisas mojadas en- la espuma del goIfo.
Suenan como arpas eolias las ramas dc los lau-
rees. Brillan los luco-os en- ell espaco las
antorchas en- la TERRA. Al pie de las estatuas
Sc desgranan racinos turgentes, ambar1nos,
derraDand0 las gratas primicias del mosto.
AlZase en- ell seno de la noche ell cantar de los
lagareros al son de las fautas, del seno azul
del mar, henchidc de rumores, llega ell sagra-
do coro de los que, al tander las velas, piden
los doses yientos propictos.
Jose Nogales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-27
CUENTOS Y NARRAC|ONES
vENDHMHA G7HEGA

r.,nde os fresco perfumado 81 p6rtico
n ,.ta casa de Is6crates. Sus columnaS lie blan-
.snIadra sostienen IN friso en- que danzan las
.I,ias en- torno de Pomona, coronado de fru-
u D.rtro del p0rtico estau los doses; un
W. neres ~ otro DyOuisio, coronados tam
.5o h. esDlg4s de pampanos. Los yi6edOs,
s,161 extl6ndense desde los umbrales de
\ t,mni de scuella alegre casa, ALA 4 10 e-
- 3oradas cor el orc rCjizo del sol poniente,
!. .I1.n. rasgando ell sire azul, las sacras cum
brss del Himeto 81 Penteiico.
Eubiesta canada en- esa luz dulcfsima de
! tarde, descdbrese la Acropols immortal,
rsmo cfnceIadO de Atenas-que quiere decir
"a Virgen 2-Minerva clasica Y pura, becha
40 marfj oro por los mismos dioses. Ell cam
M benchido de frutos, Sc estremece a los be-
n. de Ia brisa salada que yiene del golfo, ira
7sDdo polvo de espumas aromas dafnicos.
Socrates es feliz. Coca de "a amistad en-
4 ,ano amoroso de Ia fortuna. Sentado baio
1 16rtico dc su casa de campo, oye recitar odas
a pfDdaro, mieDtras sus esclavos entonan
snacreonticos, hundidos en- la masa verde de
ID y6edos. Ei vino J ell amor lienan los can
,ccs de apacibe dulzura, de tranquila algeria,
te atico reposo.
Las muieres, con sus ligeros canastilos
Is1Os de raclmo5 en- la ca0eza, parecen cane
ioras yyientes; Sc oye Ell runner LELAND de los
seareros 81 cantar melanc0lico de unos hon.
5fss que, al tender las velas de su nave en- ell
f0ItO SAr0llcO, pluBD a lOS ulUSGS Nl6nIOS pro-
0cios. Del seno azul cefido por bulente CO.
lar de espUmas blancas, vienen otros canticos
,usyes, arm0niosos, desvanecidos en- ell aire,
como acentos d g Parth6nope su coro de si-
qnas eternamente llorosas por los desyfos de
Ulses.
-Son buenos los dioses!-dice un amigo
de Is6crates.-Y todos 10 confrman, miranda
snorossmente Ceres opuIenta, Dyonisio
geDdI, Pomona fecunda.
Son buenos! Pero hay un altar sin
os..-dice Is6crates. .-PIat6n vislumbr6
20 rsyo de- sns res plandores. .pero, 5d6nde
@a? dD5nie esta?...
-5Acaso ese dios no quiere 2 los hombreso
~. dos deSc0nocido existe? Sempre creinos
que ese altar yacio era un estfmulo, IN mtste-
no alberto la eterna curiosidad llenas de
mmbrss, como la sims de Dslfos Ell orAculo
hoesta er Ia sima, sino en- Ell trfpode.
-jQui6n sabe d0nde esta ell verdadero
1Acuo? Acaso ALA, enaro los luceros; quiza
sufe Ia yerdura de los pampanos y laureles;
aI yez dentro de nuestra propia vida; puede
que resd& aliente en- eI gran todo de una
Greaci6u nacababe...
.-DebiIitss tu fe, loh Is6cratesl Bebe por
los doses
-Por los doses bebo, = por csc, que es
aos iambien no quiere el Ollmpo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-27
UTUADO

metjn,u oul lngo proximo tendra ugar un gran
Hs, en- e 6arrio &Caonllas arrfba>
gona.ll mucho entusiasmo entire los correli-
acto 'us r,,s Prepararonse para asistir este
90 IA ILune5osas damas de 10 mas distinguido
s BALI como en- las poblaciones federales,
t6p os.Ao seAo otrece su inapreciabe coopera-
a6nte,s' 'v@s ,.1 manitestaciones patrias, porque
De pron, ~. IVA nente interesada por toda clase
~ Tlec5imlento del terrufIo.
norada Ies'a daI politlcs Sc efectuara en- la casa
cisco ~. ~ PreStigioso compatriota don Fran
earactar Co' aova, cuyas excelentes prendas de
rerai e,,iy. ioeeralidad, lie han grangeado ge-
aclon nombradia.
reoryse1 ligionarios de Santurce vuelven
Arsla 80 %dFse ocupando buenas posiciones
81 iaVura campafs electoral.
aeA0dirnunc rucahsaole Iuchador don Rafael Diez
% aousi J,4I 4ue goza de las mayores simpat tfas
hvez. nr.SttEIto, ha sido reeIegdo por terce-
MI piresldente del club federal.
FnO, ''ucera telicitaci6n para el amigo IN