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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-28
CON SUS PROP|OS RECURSOS

En- nm diario de San Juan leemos lc
siguiente:
ebay personas que calculan en- SOC
edollars> mensuales los gastos de sosteni
miento del periodico federal en- Washing
ton.
eEsas personals no tienen nj remota
idea de 10 que es IN periodico.
<Ni saben tampooo que los redao ores
en- los Estados Unidos no Sc pagan con
cincuenta pesos, como aquf. -.-
<Para que la publication surta los
efectos deseados, debe ser buena.
<Y 10 bueno cuests dinero en- todas
parties en- los Estados. Unidos mass
Tiene raz6n ell diario capitale1o. Pc
70 debemos advertir que Ell periodico pro-
yeotado sc sostendra con sus propios re
cursos, es decir con ell producto de sus
suscrieiones y anunoios. No estara, pues,
subvencionado nj por ell partido III por el
pafs. serA redactado, no por Periods
tas amerioanos, sino por escritores puei to-
rriqueflos, teniendo traductores de ipgl6s
que viertan q este idioma los artfoulos que
aquellos escriban.
Lo que ell partido realixa es aprontar
una sums modica para la installation del
periodioo, porque demssiado sabe todo oil
mundo que On los Estsdos Unidoe como
en- todos los paises, no se fuodan periodi
COS de slguna importsncia, sin dinaro.
III periodico, pues, no tendra mas
q1e sus naturaIes reoursos.
los que nadie pusde suprimirle nj arreba
tarle: Ell producto de sus srscrioiones y
sus snuncios, 10 Quail solo dependen del
trabsjo y la actiyidad do ans redactoraa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-28
A DIBSTRO I SlNlRSIRO

Habla E Pals del viaje de Manoz
Rivers al pass de la k6ertaa, y dice:
<PoR NUEsTRA PARTE podemos sse-
gurar que nos alegrsmos de ese acuerdo,
va que NOS oUITA de estos alrededores s
p9cora TAN MoLEsrA y refraotaria al pro-
greso.>
iConque Oh alegrais, eh2
Puss no 90 alegreis tanto, que EN- Es-
ros ALREDEDoREs quedar& quien descubra
vuestras venalidadss y fustigue vuestro
servilismo os llame por vusstros nom
bres.
No on alegreis tanto, que en- la libre
America habra quien liable de la bochor
nosa situaoi6n en- que estais poniendo la
pobra isla que tuvo la desgracia de engen-
ORA -os.
No on alegreis, que al tia 50 sabra 10
que pasa en- Puerto Rico, nd por los in
formes del insigne Mr.. Allen, sino por los
iuformes exaotos de los puerto-rIquenos.
No os alsgreis, que pronto &c conooe
"a IL fresocra con que go dilspidsn los
d neros de los oontribuyentes para prote-
gtr ayentureros amerioanos y comprar
onoie ocias insulsres.
7 vi oontamplsr ell destrozo
que haremos 4 los malsiues
oh Isoariotes oh Gaines
ver6is el goso en- 81 poso.
III mismo papel sssgura que Mufiox
Rivera fue cabo de voluntsrios.
ESQ aseguro en- 89l Francisco Ce
peda.
Y Ell oalumniado public6 Ia certfoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-28
JUICIo ORAL
Por malversacion y cohecho

Aver tarde lcomenzaron en- San Juan
las sesiones de Ia Yieta pilbliea de la causa
que Sc sigue contra Pillar Miranda. conce.
ial repubiicanoe -del A untamiento de
aquella oiudad otro, por malversaoion y
cohecho.
Formzu eLsrfibunal que juzga Ra
mos como presidente; Aoosta y Rossi co
mo jueoes-. asooiados; fiscal don Eduardo
Acuna; .defensores Guzman Banitex =
Hernandez Lopez.
Miranda estuvo mas de una hors en-
ell uso de Ia palabra, interponiendo miles
elegatos para tratar de exclarecer su in
culpabilidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-28
TRES SONETOS Y TRES ERRATAS

En- nuestra edici6n del dfa 23 inserta-
mos tres sonetos de Rodrfguez Cabrera,
titulados Zs,staci6,s, Presagios y Leyenda
En- ellos Sc esoaparon las erratas que
siguen.
En- el primero
ebay sIgo que seduoe que aprisinae
por
ebay algo que ssduoe apssiona..
En Ell segundo
eNegros y tormentos nubarroness por
sNegros tormeutosos nubarrones>.
I'm Ell teroero
<si con su esteril ceguedad me irri
tam por
ssi CON su esteril sequedad me irri
tan>.
Valga la aclaraci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-28

Sc asegura que Cuba sera anexada
oponganse ne sus naturales oil gooierno
de los Estados- u nidos.
va estan d salvo la mayor parte de
las guerrillas bosrs que invadi.ron ei
Cabo.
Ell papa snviara d Madrid Mon
az fler Rampolla fin de que estudie las
causas que originaron los pasados suoesos
entire ell pueblo los elementos olericaies.
LIS madrilefios se proponen denun-
oiar al Cardenal Rampolla ell hecho de
hallarse comprometidos los Jesuitas en-
importantes negooios en- los cuales han in
vertido cuantiosas sumas metalicss.
Los oinco beers que en- el mes pasado
esoaparon bordo del transporte ingles
Catalonia, surto en- Ia bahia de Colombo
-refugi&ndoss en- IN vapor russo
que sbsndonaba squellas sguss, han arri
bado d Crimes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-28
<Is-fe s'..tt
NO eS eINczO

La Correspondencia publiea, esoue-
tamente sin oomentario, una oandidatu
RA del Directorio Federal.
En- este asunto creemos eatar nae5o1
Infornsados que La Correspondence. Po
demos pnes, asegurar al pubiico que nc
hay tai candidatura.
La COMlsION DIRECTIyA del partido sc
oonstituira ouando ell senior Mufioz Rivera
entregue la jefaturs; sus miembros seran
elegidoa p0r to2os los sef1ores que forman
ell Comit6 Directive del partido.
Solo existe la condicion de que los que
formen ess directiva residan en- la Capi
tai, por 10 que sera elegfdo entire los diez
sef1ores del Comit6 que viven en- San
Juan. .Psro hasta ahora no Sc han hecho
designaoiones, nj puede haoerlas nadie.
Los votos' del Comite yendrAn por
oorreo, d fiji de no obligar los que 10
forman m largo yiaje con ese solo OBJ
leto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-28
DR .IARIAS PARTIES

III gene4 4als6oer Boths, avanza hacia
ls Colonia del Cabo srroiisndo cuanto en-
cuentra gu paso. Eli general ingles,
French organiza una trocha para conte-
merle en- su paso.e
La reina, espahola hs 'confado d
don Francisco aSilvels Ia formation de un
nuevo gsbinete.
-Por noticiss de Berlin sabemos que
Eduardo VII ss dirigira de AIemanis
Rusia. Sc comehta ese visje del nuevo
aoberano de Inglaterra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-28
fUNC|ON EN- CbGUAS


I'll domingo pr6ximo dasa una funoi6n
gu beneficio en- esta oiudad ell oonocido
artista.Tixolito, d fin de dirigirse los
Estados Unidos oontinuar sus estudios
de medioinaf La dediea al jefe del partido
federal y demas oorreligionarios de Ca
Dado ell notable fin que SO propone ell
apreciabfe eompatriota, no dudamos que
esta outa oiudad sabra correspondence.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-28

oi6n del oapitan de la oompafif. 4. D
rranquitss-que reproduciremos .nl
~ probo que JAMAs, JAMAs s4g.aIa
bfa vsstido aquel uniforme.
Pero Sc reptile sabiendss |.
lumnia, porque algo queds. w.
Qaeda, II, la infamia de los O,I,.
niadores, patente, desnuda. Infant.
no les imports, pues de ese modo ~
dieron siempre. s'
Mufloz Rivera, DEsDE Los or,
ANos, Sc aiist6 en- las alas liberals. Vl
bor6 en- los perlodicos, propago Ia, iS. s.a
A los veinte afios el dlstrito de- Jr."
Disz propuso su candidatura para dina '
tado. ps'
Entonoes Cruz Castro, picapls;..
, andaba por los oampos del certro FS Nv"
oFICIo de explotar a loa pobrea o.m,'
| sinos.
Y hoy afirma que esta6a en- Ia nal.
ira en- aquellos tiempos, ell que mss t,.s
habfa de conner y beber CON Ciraied, =.
lebrando la muerte de Msoeo.
Saoiad Ia panza vacla
donde la podais saoiar
pero dejad algan dfs
de mentir y calumniar.
Los telegramas de aver anuncisn ~.
Cruz Castro obtendrA la credenCisl de /, T.
fe del presidio.
iOiel
ESQ buscaba en- 81 rio revusho d. :.
polftica.
7 por ESQ daba bombo tras bomhoi
los americanos en- FL Pals.
va esta la altura de Barboss. Ri,
so, Matienzo, Guxmau, Degetau com.
pinches del presupuesto.
Ya 90 halla en- condolences dc ooh,,,
ell sueldo, de nsanejar los suministros 4,
po7serse en- s0lv0.
va lie pagan ell preoio vii de la Dan.
que le correspoude en- Ia venta de Pusno
Rico.
No van NAL Les NRGoCIos.
Las turbas republicanss gritando,. M
sbajo.
Y los del grupito, los trafcaules coD
la honra del terruflo, llsn&ndose los bO.
sillo.
iQue buenos son los americanos!
Rscogen la basura y 10 ooloosn sobr,
esta sooiedad desveL .ursds v trists.
Ramueven al tango extraen 4 10,
reptiles, d los que les lamsn los pies, ala
que se arrastran, & los esolavos, para sr,o
jarles el mendrugo.
tan fresoos los sioarios
En- la lisonjs SO ofuscan
y mienten de modos varios.
Que Sc proponen, que busoant
Eso: los TREINTA DENARIcs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-28
GrandeS baratiIIoS Semana|eS
EN- EL NUEVo BAzAR"
SAM FRANCISCO 4o.-sAN JUAN, PuEnroRico


Habra de B de aoulo o para oaba
ga Senana de arttculos para cabaAeyos
Camsas blancas pechera de hlo 45 cenavos.
lamsas de color cuelos de cenavos
Cueuos de hilo ormas 2 por 25 centavos
Punos de hilo clase superior, par 20
Camisetas crudas vendiamos 81, ahora centayos
Calcetines negros rayas de color Is centavos
acetlnes negros van oo centavos ganga, 20
Pahuelos blancos buena tea de vista 10 centavos
Drill blanco panama, ganga, q IL centavos vara.
Drll banco llso, ganga, q IL cenayos
No o!viden
Febreo ooiente hasta ell 81 dMo ~
todo 9 peso FF
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-28

P. WI. Casanovas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-28
RIO PIE DRAS

Manuel Cartrillo ha sido nombrsdo
concejal de Rio-piedras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-28
PARA Pom cE

Et Ejeoutiyo concedi6 Mr.. Lotpro
ia frsnquicis de oonstruir uu tranvfa cleo
trioo para las GALES de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-28
PARA GUAYAMA

Don Julio 8. Bruno sus hijas, que
pasaron aquf el oarnaval, salen hoy para
0uaYama.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-28

FL sefior Il. A. Maofie nos suplica la
insereion de La siguiente ca1ts que desde
Hawaii envfa al sefior don Francisco Pc
lliccia, oil puertorriquefio p. III. Casano-
vas, quien emigro con gu familia en- la
primera expedition que salio para aquellas
islas
No por haber nosotros atacado esas
emigraeiones, en- vista de la description
que de ellos hacfs Ey Evsnisg Journal.
hemos de negarle la insercion de ese do
cumento.
EI lector sabra apreoisr 10 que dice ell
suscribiente de la carta y ell oonoepto que
6sta le merezos.
En esta question, como en- todas las
que iniciamos, no nos guia mas inter6s,
que el inter6s general de nuestros paisa,
NOS. lOjala 6stos encontraran una nueva
patris, donde pudieran ser ciudadanos IL
bres J felices, no miserables pArias vfcti-
mas del hambre y la miseris, como 10 es
tan siendo en- su terrnfio nativo.
sHama kuopolo, Mani, 1s Enero 1901.
Hawaii Islands.
Sr. Don Francisco Pellicia.
Estimsdo oompadre. Hoy ha llegado
pOH CloIbO, 81 Qla Lau u6ee2QO para YO en-
tretenerme un instante con usted, daudo
lie los pocos detalles adquiridos de aver
hoy, pero me limitare solamente en- esta Y
usted SO conformark en- saber los sufri
misntos y los goces que la compaffa ha
tenido bien hscernos compartir ade
mas que hemos llegado ssnos y salvos has
ta ell fin de nuestro viaje.
HI dis 26 salimos de Ponce en- ell va
por ArkadiG, fuimos tratados regularmen
ia bien, hemoa sufrido POGO marco, basn
tempo. El dia de sfio nuevo tuvimos
mucho balance, pero novedad ninguna.
El dos del mismo llegsmos al rio Mi
sissipi y sufrimos IN POGO de frio al des J.
embsrcar en- Nueva Orleans; ell 4 tomamos
sl tren que nos oondujo San Francisco
de Californis, en- dias y noehes que GO
1gmos como oien mil pesos. Ei jfbaro de
Puerto Rico asentad, en- las penas dur
miendo en- bueDos colchones almob adas
de plumas, comiendo carne todos los dias.
El del mismo Enero nos embarca
mos en- el vapor eP. phs, an gran tras
porte, llevaba al pie de 2 600 passjeros
entire de Ia Pa y Ga chinos, iaponeses y
americsnos, sdem8s nosotros emigrsn
tea, el 10 llegamos Honolulu, H. w III, y
despu9s nos tiramts 10 horas mas en- otro
vsporcito para llegar estas one por cierto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-28
San Juan
POF tel6graf FOB
Febrero 93.

IA "MoMERGAHELA"
Est& en- San Th-mas la fragsts de
guerra americana eMonengsh la , la que
fondesr& ell cinco en- la bahia de est, ca
pital.
EL CATALINA
Ha llFgado de Esp'f1s sl vapor eCs :
talufs.s Sale para la Habana.
oUIERE TEsTAR
La emperatriz Federico pide conssjos
Eduardo VII scbre sR deseo de hacer
IN. testsmento.
PR0PUEST0
BE tiene propuesto Vicente Guillot
para segundo jefe del presidio.
EALLO
III luex Hole, de la Corte de circaito,
hs fallado contra In sociedad <Luz cleo
trica, de Msysgii en- favor de Yves
tern, ell litigio que Sc sostenfs entire am
bas parties.
&The electric company, cobrarA dos
mil quinientos sioliares y ell abogado Mr..
Odlin dos mil quineDtos.
RIo PlEDRAs
Manuel Csrtrillo ha sido nombrado
concejal de Rio-piedras.
PARA PONCE
Et Executive concedi6 Mr.. Lotprot
Ia franquicia de oonstruir un tranvfa cleo
trico para las GALES de Ponce.
mUELLE
Tambien otorgo ell refsrido conaeio
una concession q MIR. Luce para establecer
m muelle en- la playa de aquella oiudad.
GATEkL
Don Manuel r Gstell fla su residen
cls en- Ia Hsbsna. Hoy embaroa para ese
pupto an sefiora esposa dofa Antonia An
tonmattey.
lMDUlTADO
El gobernador frmo va ell indulto de
Velex 6sxtambide, one cumplfa condena
pOr los deitos de robU iuoendio.
DE- MAGUABO
DON Juan II. Carrot familis, de |
Naguabo, no enouentran en- ests capital.
oTR0 INDULTADo
viotoriano Arzusgs tambien esta in
dHltaae poF Mr. Allen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
SHOWING
THE WAY
This Public Statement Of a
Burlington Citizen Will
be Appreciated.

MANY a reader of this in Burlington has
gone through the scf-samc experience in
purt. and will be glad to be shown the
WY to get rid of the constant aches and
pains of Il bad back. Profit by Burlng-
ton citizens experience.
Mr.. Il. =. lIerrick, of a North Winooski
avenue says: Trouble with the kidney
sccrctionS was something new for me to
experience although from reading and
conversation / knew considerable about
it, | worried about the attack and natur-
ally looked for something To give me re-
lief | finally decided to try Doan's Kid
ncy Pills ard got box at the drug store
of Il, Il. Stearns & co My Kidneys soon
acted freely and in accordance with ma
ture ana | give Doan's Kidney Pills all
the credit for It. I may add that they
were equally effective in the case Of Mrs.
IIorrck. We are both pleased to tell 9TH
ers and heartily Join in recommending
Doan's Kidney Pms"
All druggists sell Doan's Kidney Pills.
Price 80 cents per box. Foster Miburn
Co., Buffalo. y. Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
BOOM IN CEREALS
Has Been Quoted by Good Rains
in Part of Wheat and
Corn Belt.
MANY ORDERS CANCELLED
Owing to Reports Of Loss on the Corn
Crop Activity in Wooden Manufac-
tures-More Hopeful Outlook in
the Labor Situaton-Manu
featuring Many Shoes.
MANY ORDERS CANCELLED
g. -Bradstreets to- NOR

New York, July 70 -Bradstreet's to. NOR
row will say:
Hot and dry weather in the great grain
producing regions west Of the Mississiph
river has furnished tho leading TOPIC oC
trade and speculative discussion this
week. Cereal prices quickly RESPONDED ia
the flood of bad reports. and stocks were
currespondinGly weaker. but good rains IN
the slrinS wheat and northern corn holt
lat"r on caused reverse movements and
the growth Of a better feeling Despat,h-
IS to Hradstrccts point to the dcpressin,.
erect or the climatic and crop conditions
ruling daily in all and continuing in sonla
states TO the close of the week and re-
ports Of cancellations of OF ders previously
given are numerous from those sections
most affected in the Southwest. As tend
ing TO mitigate the numerous reports II
loss of the corn crop. however. it is pointed
ont that the sections most affected real
ized "A large wheat crop at good prices:
that other foodstuffs for cattle and hogs
arc in good supply and that a crop of L.
6"' 10000 bushels, a conservative mean be-
tween the hlgh and low crop cstlnat 5,
would at present prices return as much
money to the farmer as did the large yield
" 21ep0",Ooo bush liz last year. Produce
IL hiGh and OF poor quality. while canned
goods are in active consumption and tend
upward Sugar Is irr sular in price for
rehued, Nhile raws are iirmer. Othcr
tr ado developments are rather more cheer
ful IN tone.
Activity in textiles this week centres in
the wooden goods trade Spring weights
ol'cned this week are at a decline of D to
~. cents per yard from prices of a Year
ago, and the lower range Of values has
attracted considerable business. as the
feeling is that the outlook IL a favorable
one, and tho volume OF business already
done, in fact warrants the prediction that
some varieties such as clay worstcds Will
be advanced later Wool is in steady de-
mand to cover orders received by mauU-
fIcturers Tor winter and spring weights.
fine territory woods holding tn. lead in
business Fleece woods are quiet but IL
fair business is doing in South American
quarter hloods.
Cotton goods are quiet at first hands,
but values ire steady with a tend no.
upward in some lines orders for which
manufacturers will only take at value.
Shoes and leather trade continue quito
satisfactory. shipments Of shoes from
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
BURGLARS CAUGHT
U. s. Marshals Think They Have Recent
Robbers of Vermont Postoffices.

Rutland July 26.-l'nited States Marshal
Fred \. Field and Deputy Marshal T.. II.
CHAPMAN returned to this city on the
sleeper this morning from u haStN trip to
Springfield. Mass, bringing with tn, IN
Thomas Elahcrty and William Carroll,
" no We're arrested on the charge OF rob-
hing the postoitcos at North Hartland
and Essex Junction som" time ago. The
men were lodged in Jail at the llous, of
correction.
They will be given a hearing hcfor"
nited states Commissioner j. A. Merrill
Tuesday morning at Q o'clock
II will be remembered that Sheriff -. +.
Peabody received "A message from city
Marshal George NJ Stcbbns of Spring
field n few days ago saying that the above
mon had been arrested in that city on
July II. while trying to pawn Il watch.
Among tn" articles found On tn" m n
WAS a ricc" of Il Montpelier Argus. Ths
led to research in that part of he state
Pos office inspector II. 5. Willis of iios-
ton went to- ESSEX Junction and North
Iiartland ANA obtained Information sutii
Cicutlv strong to Justify holding the men.
The men had in their possession "A
large number of articles including,
watches. receivers. cutlery n Central YER
mont railroad switch key. etc. which l. d
tn" officers to think they were concerned
in some of the recent Vermont ruhhcri"s.
Tho local shcrffS dcpartm. mt attcmptt d to
connect tn" men with the robbery of the
freight house ana Mr. JarV'Ns hors" at
CuttinEsVllc hut they were unable to do
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
G'rom the Chicago NewsD

The itincrant spiritualist is a circulat-
Ing medium.
Don't meet trouble halfway: it isn't
worth the trouble.
Charity gives itself rich and covctous-
ness boards itself poor.
1t isn't always the clock with the loud
est tick that keeps the best time.
dentist finds work for his own teeth
by dcpriving other people of theirs
Some men are so skcptical that they re-
fuse even to believe the report of Il cam
non
The value Of mans advice depends up
ON the success he has achieved in follow
ing 1t.
If you want to see a light eater sudden
Is acquire an appetite, just ask him to
lunch with you.
A policeman, like a rainbow, Is n tolten
OF peace, and both have a habit of ap-
pcaring after the storm is over.
The man who looks wise as an owl when
giving others advice is apt to make a fool
of himself by not using some of it,
There Is an element of success in every
man, but he seldom gets it in operation
until some smart woman begins to tread
ON his heels.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
A SUSPECT ARRESTED.
James Gray Of Washington May be I'm
plicated in the Eos burph Murder.

Washington. July PA man claimn.;
to he james Gray. formerly of mon
Pier Mich, and Chicago was arrested
here to-day on suspicion or being impli-
Gated in the Fosburgh murder at Fits
field Mass.
Gray had Just stepped out of Jail after
SerN ing fifteen days for stealing a hat
from a hotel when a detective rearrested
rim.
The afdavits secured tv Chief Detective
Titus of Me- York, from two women
trcrc. charge a man named tray viii
committing the burglary ana shooting the
oman about the same time in the same
vie nifty as the Fcsburgh tragedy occurred.
Detective Carts in I'oar1man learned
three days AGO that Gray was taking I'M
usual interest in the reports OF the Eos
huigh trial and spent much time in its
discuss ion. Gray told the detectives he
WAS from Indianapolis, nut the authorities
there have no trace Of him To-day he
said his father lived there uut he himself
lived in Union Pier. Then he went To Chi
Cdro later and was employed by the rail.
road at Cumberland. Md
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
TIE SALVATION ARMY.
Its Growth and Work During Thirty
five Years of Experience.
tErpr1 tb, | an. Ion Times

At tn" Congress Han. Clapton. recently
"G,n, rdl' Booth, the leaG.c of the saliva
tiou Army, spoke ola The Lesson of My
Life, as illustrated by the Social and
spiritual Operations of the Salvation
Amy" Mr.. r. 'lorhcrt Robertson. NJ. T..
lr, sided. There were about 35N p"op!e
present. The General" said thlt he re-
gardcd the corGinlitI If his reception as an
appreciation of the good Nurk done 10y he
ar'ry-a work into which mvo stignupr
was court"d. as tltre W. nothing to con-
coal They knew nothing of orthodoxy:
the good Oil Book was ;-ocd enough for
th"m and they believed IN everlasting
heaven and everlasting hell. He did not
say that the army had been successful at
all times and in all places; that was ndrd .
ly to be expected when il was romclObor-
ed that they had gon" to the lowest class
cs ana also that they were late comcrs
in the field. What they were now doing
he REGARDED as only the fringe of what
they would do
The army work was divided into Two
classes. the spiritual side and the social
side Although he did rot Xix" it, tGrre
we're some people who wished to help one
side and some the ether, and as an Illus
trdlion Of that he mentioned that a gen
tlonan recently crtcrco MS ofiicc and
gave him El000 to help forward the work
among the poor Some idea of that work
vas given in Darkest ENGLAND and the
Way out which had erabl, ID him to give
personally to the armY'S work to the OK
tent of C7rn. Although they We're only
thirtY-hVc years old their nag was flying
in forty-sev"n differ, mt countries in which
There were tens of thousands of Saliva
ticniStS. mentors of 200 separate soCir-
ties. they had !i.0Oo officers, with 1910
lay officers and 1900 bondsmcn. They
published their periodicals in thirty differ
cut languages and preached salvation in
forty different tongues. Trey published
5o"0,D0 copies Annually of their different
publications
During the last ten years they had os-
tablishcd 600 social institutions for which
work they had raised 100 officers.
rhoy sheltered l5.1O people of the most
wrctched class; they provided beds for Il
penny and hot baths for a halfpenny.
FCnr million persons last year were pro-
Nidcd with beds, six millions with meals;
soVenty-scVen workshops and factories
had been started, and 361A9 men were
given work last Ncsr AS an instance OF
the class Of people the army reached he
mentioned that IN one of their London
homes they had five men who had among
them served ~ years in prison, Thirteen
farms were worried in different parts, and
he aid not despair Of yet having colony
over the sea,