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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-20

4 Tuvo que recurrir los tribunaIes des
! pues de una serie de processes logr6 estabIecel
sus derechos que le hfcieran justicia
| Comenzo para 6 Ia Apoca de las compen-
saciones.
Sc le tributaron honores la venta de sus
maquinas lie proporcion6 buenas entradas
La msquina muy rudime taria no OBJ
sante simplldcaba ell trabajo en- I'm so por
ciento.
Entonces con 10 que habfa ganado estable-
clio la prfmera fabrics de maquinas de coser en-
Bridgeport.
En- POGO tempo lego fsbrcar Glen Dor
da las que en- su mayor parte eran espendi-
das para Europa.
El de la maquina Sc hfzo universal
produc6ndCie pronto provecho Elias Howe;
en- las exposiciones universities de 1869 y 1867
10 premiaron con medalias de orc ell gobier-
no frances e discerni6 la cruz de Ia Legion
de honor.
Elias Howe falleci6 en- 1869 en- Cambridge
honrado por sns concfudadanos yen buen pie
de fortuna.
La naquina de coser ha sufrido notsbes
reformas la que hala simplifcada
Sc le aplica para todos los trabajo de costuras
de los talleres de modistas, sastrerias, zapate-
rfas, talabsrterieo en- los demas Que antics se
empleaba la aguja-
La m6quina de coser SO ha generalizado
tanto que hoy es Ia preada mas importante de
cada mensj je
Cuando desaparece ell jefs de Ia familfa.
es ell pan para la vuda para los huerfanos;
el pan honrado sin verguenzas nj humfllacio-
nes.
Muchos hombres ineptos para ciertas la
bores, sobre todo en- los pafses sub americanos
en- que cada eambto de regimen deia en- ell des-
amparo los cafdos, han encontrado en- la ma
quina DE soser la subsistencia d. familia.
Entire todos los inventos modernos, ell de
Elias Howe es el de mas importancia, porque
abrevia 81 trabai de costuras proparciona
todos facilidades para Ia vida.
La msquina de coser de Elias Howe, fue |
mperfecta en- sus principles, pero modifeada |
como esta hoy es Ell sim boIo mas ompleto de |
a actividad humana que trata de faciIitar al |
&C bre los edcs de cubrirse contra la intern.
oerie.
I'll que fue oscuro obrero result6 un nveu-
or que en- ell temple del trabajo, merece una
,statua de tanto vsIor, como la que la posteri-
LAD levantara & Edison.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-20

va sabeis cuaOto he acla 10 yo
Vuestra Mia; era IN amor plro y
sapto como ell de los Angeles, uno
de esos amores que haceu psnsar
en- ell cielo. sDebfa al ofdo ca>tfsi-
mo de vuestra hija contar unas re.
laeiones que vos no podfais conde.
mar?
-dPor que no os confasteis en-
mi?
-Porque, sef1ora, ter ia por segu-
70 que aquellaS relaciones serfan
Interrum pidas con la misma facili-
dad con que habfan sido con traidas.
Mi coraz6n no participate de NADIA;
Ell nombre santo de vuestra hija no
fue jamas mezclado con ell de una
despreciable criatura. lAhI no, no
me habrfa imaginable nunca que Ia
1nfame, aprovechandcse de algunas
cartas escritas por mf, fuese q re-
presentar una comedia con vuestra
hija.
-sPor que una comedia? diio
sacramento la S. flJra Elena. La
pobrecilla os amaba.
-Os ha engafado como me ha
engaflado q nj, ,-exclam6 Ernesto
con acento convalsivo. .-Compren
do que despues de la confession de
Juana, vuestra hija, inoapaz de
toda fealdad, no sintiera por mf
mas que desprecio, pero vos, sefIora,
dpor que rechazarme inexorable4
mente. por que cerrarme TODD acce.
so al epentimiento al perd6p?-
Por que BlaDca, al cesar de quere4
rcs, ceslba de iuzgaros digno de
ella.... Y 70 20 podfa perdonaFos,
sino yiend0os reparar ell honor de
aquella mUchacha del pueblo, que
hsbfais seducido.
-SSeducido? lAhl sefiora, que
nal me iu7gsis.
Z despues de haberse cubierto
IN iustante 81 rostro con las manos,
Ernesto cen voz tremula cont6 todo
10 CUE habfa suceiido despues de la
partida de la sefIora Milani.
Dijo 10 de la comedia del suici.
dio representada por Juana, y
como la desgraciads, una vez "a So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-20
FAEL LOPEZ LANDRON
PONCE, II. R.

AVOCADO
] juan, Puerto Rico.
Telefono numero 2O5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-20
Depart mento de educaci0n
De PUERTO RICO
Del comisionado
San Juan Stbre II 1901

San Juan Stbre II 1901
Hoy han partido para los Estados Unidos,
yeinte ciaco ninos, baio Ia protection de la
Legis atura de Puerto Rico, seguD el DiI da
as camaraz no 25 educarse n coeeios de
equei pals, con Ia condic6c que han de yolver
esta Isie,y ser titles la misma en- 10 Que sus
conocimientos les permita. Estes j6venos son
de todas parties de Ia sla. Fueron escoeidos
despu6s de ser examinGdos de las fsmfitas N az
poEFes de la isla.
Les he necho comprender. que al salir de
aqu1, Sc ileyan Ia esperanza honor de Puerto
Rico, y que tenemos muchos motives nara
Greer, que ellos daran una exealenta cuenta
tanto de su conducta como de su trabs TO- La
salida de estos j6venes de Ia Isia, es Ell mks
signidcati7o admirable incidente en- le his
toria de Puerto Rico.
Estos j6venes seran df.trbuidos en- Ia
Union; volveran conocedores dc la vida ameri-
can, 10 que les sera de sumo bsuedcio, y les
ayudara en- su vida; VoIverAn Puerto Rico
con perfecto conocimiento de la vida institu-
clones amerfcanas Mentras tanto, hay ma
chos mas en- la Isla de quienes So ocupa este
Dapsrtamento en- prepararlos. Merecen ms
truccion la tendr8n; mientraS mas Sc efaDen
mie ntras mayor sea nuestro cuida5o fosyor
sera el desarroIo de escuaias, mayor sar5 81
nhmero de temples de educacion para eilos.
va esta este Departamento oonstruyen5o
una gran eacuela normal en- Rio Piedras, es-
ta hacienda pianos, para sbrir otras escuelas
en- Faiardo, Ponce, Mayagtsz Arecibo hav
va en- la Capital de San Juan ell princioio de
Ia primera alta escuela. Esta alta escuela Sc
engraDdecera en- Ell presente sIO escolar es-
tara alberta para TODD nifIo niha que sea ca
paz de ha"er su curse preparatorio. La edu.
caci5n en- todos estos Institutes es entarsman.
to gratis como tamDen los libros titles oue
les necesario.
Este gobierno es tan liberal como al one
mas en- 10 que respecta s distraction. sosiie.
ne nueve mes3s de eseusla gratuita en- toda is
1sa Este t6rmno es ell mayor Que Sc cones.
de nfngda Estsdo d la Union. Coptrihuyen-
do todos en- Puerto Rico, cimentar una fns.
trucc'on sofda, que la gest6n de este Cen
sro sea Ia mas roble digna de Ia cutura de-
Duessra Faza.
Regpetuosamente,
NJ. G. Brumbaugh.
Conisionado de Edneaci6p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-20
BIBLIoTECADE ola DEMoCRAiv1As

peraba. lOh! ;como salto de algeria
ell corazon de Ernesto! Sigui6 con
trabajo al criado, quien despues de
hacerle subir Ia escalinata de YER
dura, le introdujo por ell vestfbulo
en- I'D salon, y por este en- IN Pc
queflo, gabinete. envuelto en- una
semi-obscuridad, ca la cual Ernes-
to distinguio confusamente los
contornos de una mujer.
El domesticO levantando ell por-
tier habfa dicho en alta voZ.
III SeflOr Err estO Valbruna.
Despues Sc RETRO enseguida. Ell
joven no Sc atrevfa avanzar, pero
entonces la mujer que Sc hallaba
en- ell gabinete, corri6 un cortinaje
de la ventana, y un rayo de luz
penetr6 en- la estancia.
Ernesto aturdido, vacilante, Sc
encontr6 delante de la seflora Elena
Milani.
S guild adelante, sefor, r,-dijo
con dignidad, crefais encon-
trarme; pero como soy yo la que un
dfa os despedf de mi, es 4 mi a
quien debeis una explicaci6n.
Einesto que temblaba al atrave-
sar Ell umbral de aquel gabinete,
crefa encontrarse con Blanca, le-
yant6 arrogantemente la cabeza.
~Pues bfen, sea, hablare con
YCz.... acaso sea meior asf.
La sefIora Elena le indic6 una
poltrona para sentarse; pero ell io-
ven qued6 en- pie.
Sly un prCcesado ante el iuez,
rdijo cruzando les braz1s sobre ell
pecho, -podTfa mentir. pero pre-
fiero revelaros todo. Me juzgaEeis
luego.
La sefiora Milani, que a. entrar
Ernesto Sc hallaba preyenida con-
ira de ei, lie Observable ahora con
una especie de compassion. Adver
tia en- su sem blante todavfa joven,
ell sello de les largos snfFimieutos,
de larger dolores, y esta bastaba
para captarse su atenci6n.
-Hablad, sef1or Ernesto, dijo,
escucho.
El jeven Sc pas6 una msno pr
Ia frente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-20
RUSIA Y ESPANA

Se comenta mucho en- los cfrcuios de Ma
orid la vista que ha hecho an San Sebastian 4
iss reyes de Espaf1a ei embajador de Russia
Esto hace suponsr que existe ell proposito
de que Espana entire formar parte de la allan
"a france-rusa
I'll Ministro de Estsdo, senor Duque de
AAlmoooyar a del Rio, MEGA cue, por parts e
Espana. SO haya enta ablado negotiation algupa,
al 1nteiigencia con otras naciones.
La preDsa de esta Corte Sc preocupa mu-
enc De la pretendda alianzs de E<psfa ccn
Francia Russia.
Et Laber1l dice que ei GGbiaTno debe ha-
blar con claridad sin ambsies, para sattsfa-
Ger Ia opinion p1blica respecto de ess proyec-
to.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-20
z atil1o

De este pueblo nos suplican Ia inserci6n
de 10 siguiente:
eEi artes, 10 del prssente, le ha sido sns-
trado IN baul al ioven don EnrIoue Arce des
de Ia estacf6n de Bayam6u & Arecibo, cuyo
oaul conten1a ropa usada, libros de instruc-
cion, entire eilos una geograffa superior Illus
trada, violin.
Dicho sefIor supplies Ia persona que 10
posea Sc sirva enviarlo Hatillo donds reside
10 eual puede hacer entregsndoic al jefs de
estacion al jefe de tren.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-20

NJ. G. Brumbaugb.
Comisionado de Edneaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-20

Apesar de sus IS amos aun SO eonserva
vigoroso sabe hacsrse querer de cuantos le
tratan por su caracter 1ovial y expansive.
lSaIud 81 fncansable veterano de Ia ense-
fanza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-20
Sam = VA u

Ill DEMoCRACIA se encuentra de Ven-
! os establecimientos siguientes
Sfores Allen Company, Plaza Al
Xxi.
|?lrmscis r. Fl. Patron, San Justo 8.
Ill Zerbf, Puerta- terra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-20

Para los asuntos notariales cuentan
con La cooperation del inteligente CO.
nocido protocolista y notario que fue da
Csguas don Lorenzo Gimenez, en- union
del oual Sc trasladara mensualmente uno
de los letrados q Caguas, Cayey y Guaya-
ma en- la forrna siguiente:
En- Caguas. -. del l al del 81 al ~
<< Cayey..... del al 2 y del 15 al 81
"a Guayama ;. del Il al 15
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-09

The remains of Henry {. Hendricks
SON. who died ut Ballard. Wash. Nay
81. 1900. OF kicDcy trouble. w-re
buried I'm Mount Pleasant cemetery
after private services, SAYS the san
Francisco Call. The delay IN the
burial was due 60 INDIGESTION as 70
whether the interment should take
place in Seattle or Michigan and a
further delay connected with the col
lection OF insurance money.
The case Is remarkable from the
fact that the body was in an abso-
lutely perfect state OF preservation.
The only change In appearance from
tnag immediately following death was
3 slightly darker tint of the flesh.
which hardened like stone. Another
peculiar feature was that the body
lost weight. but did not fall away.
After death the regular embalming
process was gone through and for
about two weeks TO special work was
done. as 10 was thought that the in
termcnt would soon take place. scrv-
ices having already been held. At
the end OF geo days IL was discovered
shat the body was becoming mum
mifcd. Now IL Is found that the
naturalization process was complete.
II may be that the body viii turn
completely to stone. i'm which case
the remains win present q remark
a f1o ~.,a.1ft Som
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-09
Local Happenings.
The News of the Week fer The
Busy Reader.

millions IF people are fsr.il'ar viii
Dcwrt's Little Esyiv Risers. sat those
'i'to uss ttcr fed th.m So lie famous
hi liver pills Novcr gripe l.. Hea-
cy, Jr.
Rev. J. FLekinges. q. Norfolk. viii be.
sia ~Oik GA "a siai.cs,lu, rosls.v,,,eiol MS
an'iiy, IA the Mv>s anu.
LiSe bad ooi.~,s. ala c.matc. s,its o.
D.Mis AIS Nitcnazo. .s...,e al. ,,...ll.,ss
I NJ "a g'usi qaIe~l.y cus,s w.cs. s.iv
AID Ell - ia cis'~sss. s.. lleul,, or.
Air. AID Mrs. edloe Moreoock. ofNew-
port News, spent sunday here With Nirs
Virginia Moreco,k
There Is always danger IN using ceu..
t-rfei.s OF DeNit.'s witch "a z.l Saw
The original D. sale anu ,.iialn car,
Tor piles IL Il scothi Z aud healing
salVe fer SORES ana al sA.u ee,ua. es.
Henhy, Jr.
Miss Floreuce Haifca Timberiake. ot
MagTuder, and Miss Florcuce Williams.
Of Boston, Mass. are tae guests of Mrs.
+. J. Robinson, oi Ncwpor, News.
A powerful engine c.,nnothc run i'm
n weak boiier. al.u wecsn't Aeep uD the
strain IF an actIvy iiic vith a vysts Som.
sch; neither can wc stop ne human ma
chine TO make rJp4us. "a the Atoinach
cannot 0sgesi ca.ugh touJ iu Keep th,
oouN SiOng, scci ptcparai as Ko>
dol Dyspspsia Cure should o.. used 4
dlgests what sou ea.t ami IL si.ply ,aul
help but do you COED l.. Hou "a. Jr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-09

IEAyE. NEsTDoUND.
1902 q IN Daily to Richmond. Con
meets except Sunday w.tL
r. H. * = leaving Richmond
u roon .or Washington. and
with ST.. Louis Limited
leaving Richmond 2.45 p. ~.
daily vlth Pullman Sleep
ing Ca -lart inciuulti, Louis
vile az S.. Louis
5.23 p. ~. Daily local trSia te Eich-
Richmond Connects with x.
j.. & + for the North and
with 4. j. ". carving Pull
man, ior Cincinnati and
Louisville.
EAsrBoUND.
1929 a. 10. Daily 10 Old Point. Norfolk
and Portsmouth. Parlor car
20 Old Point Connects al
Norfolk on sailing days with
NJ. ~ y. 4 Co. and with O..
y. S., except sunday for
New York
5.O7 p. m. Daily Local TO Old Point.
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Pullman 20 Old Point. Con
meets 40 Old Point with
Steamers for Washington
daily, Baltimore exccp; SIN
day, and Cape Charles daily
For detail information, corrections
rates, tickets, etc, apply to your 'atior
agent, or 20
no. y. POTTS
y. q. Z. A., {. & o. Ry.
Richmond, Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-09
a communication
WILLIAMSBURG. "a,
March 8, 1901.

81 4A-LlAAnl+- Ees A.
March .. 1901.
Efitor GAZETTE:
For your courtesy IN allowing Us 20
say q word 10 our supporters Of the
Evancei tins third week THAI the Evan
sei unavoidably fails 20 appear we are
erascful. Thanks are due you also by
snys<lf and az interested for this second
opportunity - using httle 81 Jour val
uabIe s5.aor IN tte GAZETTE IN tie inter
est aftbe present Paramount Moral l.
Sue.
What about Iquor lioense, That IS
the euession. When a liquor license is
issaed ,hree tAings are done
]. Tx greatest institution q evil on
earth Is callcd isCo esistenoe and its aw-
ful work Is pers1ited.
2. L. j. declared that the saloon is
correct ~ pTsDcirie ezpedient ia Prac-
TICK.
3. The state pledges authority 20 ths
protection q the Salon.
wHAr D0Es 1HE SALOON %
II provides rothing useful Aoclothes
no food. 20 ivsFlczaents II labor, no good
hooks. no a-ticles o. eoE1fort for Tbs
home. except for one iafsiily ont % evers
900 srd the resnain;ng Sos suffer and
grow poorer. II breeds disorder, vie'
ooxertv and cfire, We woald scarcei,
~-x hear Of = l,rauI OF fight II u wer:
not Coz the dram shops. When peopi'
| arc cool, collected end masters Of them
selves. shers - sisnOss rrrsees psses sHs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-09

Resolved. that at each regular meeting
q the cosnmo1 Council the City Sergeant.
or such officer OF the city as may be ia
charge Of street Improvement. make
tuli report OF the work done since the las,
preceding meetirg Of the Council. such
report 10 iaciudc the conditsen ~ Ia.
city property used in street inaproNe1sea.
or hike work, the names OF workman en-
ploNed with DAYS each worked and tlsci.
daily and asss ssaie wages. Sie "aa>ea
iai used aud places where put, and sac.
other matters Is may indicate the wOn
doue sud efficiency of th~ SIrevS tor>s. a.
- that said olAcer detail at each nic> -
ing OF us Coaacil a. .ar as mas b Pss
Sible, h.> plans soT street improVeulSn.
or IKE work To be dose 6esorc ghe s4eN.
Sacoee,ssn-, meeting oi Jne Counsel H.
rcsoiu0ou 10 * la eiaoct irOm IT. ad1p.
sion.
The Councii la6 oeisre X proSles a..
the improvements Ia * made 10 SheSs,-
pcske -. and grsascd the Railroad 90
pgviesc as Oc ,ue worS. as follows.
MherSas INK Oh>ssl~ axe 3 OAiO Kail-
way Company. has Through - fresi-
dSuJ. Ar. l-eorsc IS. Stcveus, generous
a. oleiod 10 nl..ks certain nccded i,l
provcmcuts 20 Chesapeake S,uoei ia Shis
csty. be salius ~ a psiut ~ sand s,r>v.
here .ns saune intecScoss wlJh SSoSi.ln1
street. thcnce North 20 the property OF
/ the Saul Chesapeake x Ono AaAyvaN
Company. the SANK ~ bc ln.Dc AT no
cost Whatever 20 the oor-oray.on oi
williamsburg. and JDc sasd RaiiwaN
Company having presented. through
tnciV En.inccr' oi Maiutcuancc ~ Way.
plans and proti>s showing said proposed
Improvement. and thc Council Of Vii.
Esmshurg having realized for somstirne
che unsisatiy ana dangerous ooudi tor
90 this perlou 90 the said CbesapcaSe
street. therefore beis ordained bv ths
City Counsel 90 thc Ci,y Of Williams
burg.
1st That the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway Company be and are lercb,
authorized e. make said Improvement,
on said Chesare- l,c street 81 here tilc sam.
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pa Tb--tf- -,.,- 20 v.--rii,-..r,--.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-09

quiet. N'ne-'enths ct All the crimes
against good order, cecency and the
person, arc The tr'oe7ole outeome OF the
dram shops. There idieneSs breeds m's-
ein-.- tnc Vicious corrupt The innocent.
the vci-ar' indecent and b'Ssphemous
gradually poison purity, wages are
sou tndefed, seli-respect IS lost passions
ini-atned ard the seeds 90 CRIME are sowu
broadly u malicious ingenuity hao
rao1ed ITS nr'lin ior q Thousand years II
c'nia nave devised uo more thorough
ana eii'0'eii agency oi corrup'ion-
ne or'iH SHOP FURNISHES nothing thst
Saorns eiFi'iRni'on. or eieVates society
41 c'es n''1 -o'i +" single impulse 90 Sooo
20 q comm ni'y-
ne Gram sn"p - q school tor uppling-
"s e-iei "'Jso1 OF me saloon - To- IN
''c- s,'eI pe"p'e 90 uPp-s, ana uppiers
80 ~''.'- 81 A. i- '"i'> % 90 lnis
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-09

wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back. kidney. bladder. uric acid irop-
hles and SviEh;'S Disease. which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Dr.. Kiimer's Swamp-Root is not rec
Commended Tor everything but II you have kid
ney. Evey CT bladder trouble Il will BE found
Jus; the remedy you need. lthas been tested
IN 50 many ways, ia hospital work. In private
practice. among the he less too poor 70 pur-
chase relief and has proved 50 successful in
every case ths; a special arrangement has
been made BY which AL readers Of this paper
who have not already tried 4. may have =
sample bottle sent free 81 mail. also book
telling mere about Swsnp-Root ard how 70
find cut Il yoa have kidney Or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offc- IN this paper and
send Jour address 10 - = -
Or. Kil-ner s. Co. Sing -.
ha-ntcn. -. Y. The -
regular fifty cent and Hosns q s~sTap-Rocs
solar sizes arc sod b. al good druggists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-09

cures made BY DR..
Kilner's Swsmp-Root.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
tits the great mcdt
csltriumph Of the nine
teenth century dis
covered after years CT
scientific research by
Or. Kilncr. the emf
ncnt kidney and bla6-
der Scecis list and Is
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-09

Persons Who can rot take ordinary
pulls 6nd Il q 3 leisure u taK9 DeWitt's
Little Early Riscrs TGcy are the best
little liver pills ever made. L Henley, j.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-09

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-09
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-09

rROHlBiIIOS DOES Prohibit
Mr Pearson, formerly city mission
AIRY III Portland. Me. was recently elect
ed sheriff Of that city. Re is determined
10 enforce the liquor laws, and so far has
bcen successful n "A recent lettcr 10
Boston friends be says: II am now
sure prohibition viii prohibit. 7 have
h-en IN offsce but twenty-thres days, and
tonight there IS not a hotel bar or an
open saloon IN the city, and not known
drug store where liquor can he bought
for a beverage" Recently from Satur-
DAY roou all Sunday night there was not
an arrest for any cause, aud the number
Of prisoners was 1i3. while on Novem-
Der % there were 2c7 The liquor men
now adsnit that prohibition prohibits,
bot they threaten 20 tx things their own
way next eiection. SIR Pearson thinks
that ell the law reeds ~ order 20 make
Il elective Is 20 put a man behind IL.
We can multiply this by hundreds.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-09

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Arizona republican., 1901-09-11

We are increasing nearly half nd
lion yearly from immigration. In this
pilgrimage to the land of promise and
political jobs, Italy lsods with 10000,
followed by Austria Hungary with
l13,4O0. Russia with $4,000 and Ireland
holding fourth place with S0,561, large
moiety of which number is ready and
willing to become guardians Of the
peace the next day after landing. This
italian immigration may become SER
ious as it goes mostly to our cities.
What this country needs is immigrant
farmers. The Russians, Germans and
Scandinavans are among the most
valuable additions to our inhabitants