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The state herald., 1901-02-01

Whom 81. President Harrison delivered
HE sddrsss on the Porto Ricsp qusstion,
the Denver Timss criticised his sct,on
10 discussing this Question While II vAs
before the Un,tsd States snpr-ms Court
ios decision. This criticism oi the Timss
showed that II feared that the speech
delivered by General Hsrrison might
bav. 40 influence upon the decision Of
the Court On this question. II the &C.
iion oi General Harrison IN speaking mp.
on this question wns In bad tAsis. Get.
tsin'y the sppo'n'men, aud confirmation
ef Justics Harlap's son M attorney gen.
~rai of Porto l.ico at n time when his
father visa supposed IN 10 passing upon
the rorio Rican question vas certainly
10 very bad taste.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
sitEilist.. sNIr

ny virtue of .,sriai execution On st,s, n,
mem Issued ori ~ the onrc~ NJ the clerk n
Tho ''.t-i"t ro"rt ~ tho s,n'a NJ roi~rad, In
aud for 'hr'conniy os phiiilp, and W me ~
r"ct.d Sherohy lam eoM iHaa,i.i ta,,nsk~ IN.
sum ~ Ten Il i'ofs damages ant tw-.t. ,,so
ahd " I'm boiirr. ~,st. ~ suit and arr,fr,pv
costs The amount " n certain Judgment ".
cent, ob'nin-d NJ ainst Peter -to.t defend.
nn, dated November ~. ipo IN f.,or ~ H.,
Kelsey p'ninun. out NJ the inrd., t.nrmrp,.
nn"hs ana rhat'ir- - The -ad r,'rt stunt.
' hav" ir,i''i npon the iollos Ing real pro.
pert, trsiti N. north 'nsi anrti-r Z SEQ
% township 'noTh NJ ianre N s-s, ~ The
n'h y. In rbiilip- conpiy. r,i ,rn.io IN.
Sc y o' Aae " ~ ~ r,h ~
fansa N west NJ thu o . m. IN rhiihp. county
iol"raio H- III" property of III. descendant
Peter stout.
Therefore according TO aaid command I
shall expos" for sale NJ ppbiic apetion Al,
IN" iiHh', title anu interest of the anoy-
named Peter stout In and 10 the above de,
srrihe'i property on the ~ day ofJanuary
iiei Mt y o'clock y. m. at the ftoat door of tho
county court unusein iioiyoAc. eoun,y OF
Philips and state of Colorado,
Dated at Hoirohr Colorado, Dee ~, ION.
unl Young, ahsfir Il rhi'iifs -,t.H.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

An amendment to the legislative ap.
preparation bill increasing the salaries
OF judges Of the Supreme and other
United States courts was fsvorahly re-
ported to the Senate from the COMMITTEES
on The judiciary. 1t Increases from sIO,,
800 10 sl5, ,5oO the salary Of the chief jus,
tics Of the Supreme Court and those OF
the associate Justices from $4,000 to
$4,000. The salaries Of United States
circuit judges are raised from $1,000 to
5000. and those of United Ststss dis
trict judgse and judges Of the court Of
clsims from 5000 to $1,000. All these
increases are to he in lieu OF the allow.
ance for travelling expensss now paid IL
10 claimed but, TO ordinary mcrtals. an
allowance OF 5000 per annum for trav-
cling expenses for a judge Of the su-
preme court seems decidedly liberal con-
sitlerIng the fact that these offic,as trsv.
81 on passes.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
ELECTRICITY MEETS FAVOR.
Darkness Dissipated for Many Nsles
by Electric Headlixhts.

The Burligton railroad is equippibR
its locomotives with clectrict headlights.
At present the engipensn are familiar.
iziug themselves with the few lights tried
As al experiment. A. they learn how to
handle thsse. more LOCOMOTIVES will be
provided with the new form OF h@ndl,r hi
General Superinten ndent Calvert OF the
Burlington gives some Interesting illus.
frsiiohs Of the ed. ctivene.s II tile cleo.
tric headlight.
"Ths advantages Of the slec,r.c head.
ii2ht are numerous and l do not know
sny objection worthy Of consideration
that can he urged against it. Uns of
the chi"f Improvements is thst engine
men can see switch targets and other
obstrnctions on the track almost No cas-.
i'y rs In daylight. uud far enough away
to bring their train to stop before get.
ting INTO trouble. Another thing is that
farmers and others on crossing will be
warned by the bright light ava fewer
people will be run into by trains.
=" On dark, foery nights the rii. CT ion
shows around curves and prevents head.
end collisions. ELECTRICITY ~ 40 much
better for headlightiLg purposes than
ace'yIene that ~s have stopped .Ipsri.
msniing with the latter altogether.
As IN INDIGESTION OF the great hr,i.
'isncy OF the electric headlight. the tir-t
night "n engine equipped .ith one for
experimental purposes was on the road
the agsat At Grafton ss- what appeared
to be s,'her comet or train. liz knew
that 90 tram vas due si ihst lime s,d
wss considerably sxrrc,ssd. He ssle.
e'aphed the dispatcher tn know what
srs'n was coming In ahead Of Ma. 3 snd
said Il uss even then Ia the east end Of
the Grafton yard. The dispatcher ~ss
himself perturhed nniil It dsspsd upon
him that the new electric headlight vss
probably The solut,on II Whist ~ smsd .
serious problem. II turned ou, ,ha, the
bright light which the Grafton agsn, ssw
vas the electric headlight on No. 3
which ~as then in the Fsirmout yards,
ssvcn miles away.
"Ano'hsr similar incident occurred on
the drst night. Al O'is fright train
pulled INTO a siding TO get out Of the way
Of No. 3, whsn No. 3 Vas twenty miles
away. Ths conductor ssw he headlight
bearing down spon him aud there W.
some rapid hustlins to get out oi the
way. the conductor thinsins that the
trsio ~ss right on them. He waited
twenty 'sis minutes for No. 70 pa&s him
alter hs got safely 10 the clear. ssd No. 2
ell this time sss ssuiss right along e.
The Omsha B~a.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

Mrs. Nation ssems to be able 10 and
plenty OF helpers in her work OF dsnol.
iahing saloons and joints II Kspsas
towns. A few days age IL .omen ven,
sut early IN the morning and de oolished
oil Of the sslooas in Anthony. Kama
THIS wrsckise WIS done under the lead.
srship Of Mrs.. Sheriff. Mv. Nation
IL reported tn have rsceotly orRsn,rsd =
company oftG women sho oil aid hsr
10 the work. The meeting ~ which THE
company vas orssuised ~ss held 10 =
church n TOPEKA.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

Nos'ce !. hrrsb, give. tbs, In pur.uane. Of IN
order Of tho county court Of Phillip. county.
C"lorAio made on the alst day Of Janua,y A. D.
ncI In the matter Il the E.tais Of Watson Pat.
man. deceased. Ths undersigned Administrator
os said EstAi~ will .sli at private sale TO tho
highest and bcs, bidder .ub,-ct to confirmation
BY said county court between III. hours os ton
o'clock In the forenoon and Ave o'clock In the
afternoon "n sa'urda, the 18th day Of F-hrusr,
A. d. 1901 At the office 81 the County Ju,lrr In
III" town of iiol,"kr In said county ~. rhiiiip.
and state Of Colorado ali tho rirh, title, int.r-t
and Eia's 81 the ssid Watson raimon at a.
time 81 HE death and al the rish, title and
interest that the said k.ta,~ hss b, operation n
lsw "r o'h-'~iss acquired ether or In addition
3" that of tho -sid Watson Pa,moa =, IN. tim.
Of his ds~'h In and :" all that certain lot or p@r
rel os land sI'uas~ bins nnd l-ips IN the said
county ~ PHILLIPS Asd state ~ foin,ssio ie~I,,
sou'h West quarter 10 " W d s~c,ioa t~~n,,. .
four sC In ,"wnsiip s~,eu ~ north of rsnr-
forfy -ssven ts71 ~--t ~ the s,h m.
Dstsd ~ Hoiyohs. Colo, lamar, " 1901,
w. PATMoN. Adn,inis,ra,o,
The state herald., 1901-02-01

Stsfe senator Young OF Nebraska has
been casting bis vote for Editor Rose.
water for United States senator and il
seems that some Of his constituents have
been cri,icising his actions 10 80 doing
and he has written u letter In justi6cs.
t'ou OF bis action and has had it pub.
liahed in the Omaha Bee. or course
Rosewster bad nothing to do with the
writing or publishing Of this letter but
the publication in the Bee Of this letter
lauding the virtues Of Rosewster ct .
time shen to all appearances Rose water
is very much in need OF votes, 10 some.
what remarkable coincidence. After
reciting Rosevaters many virtues ~ the
champion Of the people and Attempting
to SHOW how people Of Nebraska owe L,m
n debt OF gratitude that can never be
paid except by his elsc,on to the senate,
Senator Young closes his rather remark.
able communication ss follows:
81 very much want to do what the
peopie OF my part ii the state expect OF
me, but my own county, being so strong
Tor Rosewater and receiving from parts
OF the state letters asking me to stand by
HIM, 1t is hard Tor me to determine wha,
Is the real wishes Of the people. / can
scarcely believe that the people Of u,
part Of the state want two corporation
senators to represent them in coupress.
and want me to vote for men
to represent cIassss against
the mnsses. Pre-sminsutly, the man
who sisnds out shove all Others nc
champion OF the peoples iutsrssis and
representing the m.ssss ss against the
classes. 10 Edward Rossvaisr."
DO, Rosswater and his Trend Young
wish the dear people Of Nebraska TO un.
derstrnd that two out oi the three mos,
prominent republican candidates Tor the
senate from Nebraska would, II elected,
represent the '.clssses against the
ma-ses" and that the champion oi tho
"massss against the classes" is Edward
i;osewatsr. II this statement made
through the leading republican paper o.
Nebraska 10 correct, then there IL a de,
cidsdly slim show for the "lnas.es" Of
Nsbrssks securing any representation iu
the United States senate 81 the hsnds Of
the present legislature. BY this letter
We are confronted vith the startling fact
that Edward Rose~atsr, editor sf the
leading republican newspaper, OF N-b.
rsska. 10 now posing before the issisls.
turs ~ friend OF the "msss.s sssiss,
the cisssss" When, according 10 the
same newspaper Tor the past four years
WI. Bryan bss been declared 70 have .
monopoly on the championship Of the
'msssss sgsinst the classes" For four
years. tho republican ps~spspars Of
that state have criticised and sbus~d ".
j Bryan because he claimed 10 bs the
friend Of tue "mssses aas,nst the
classrs.' A change seems To hav. taken
place siucs Rosswstcr entered the race
ior tho ssnste. For the past fonr years
!, hiss been radically wrong To stir ~
the 'msssss sga,ust tho clssscs" but
whom Hsssws'sr wants 10 bs elected 10
the United Staten sco,ts Il sssms to b~
thought the proper thing for HIN To do
10 pos- ~ champion Of the masses"
The state herald., 1901-02-01
MR.. QuAY,s ELECTION.

From Washington Star (Rop.)
Ex-senator Quay, according to the
dispatches, has bsen "trumphantly" e.
lected to his old seat in the Senate, but
it is triumph rather for the great
trusts and corporations he representa-
ano for the political machiue he msnIpu-
lates SO adroItly IN their behalf. than for
the man personally. It is unfortunate
that the great state Of Pennsylvania
should continue to be represented by
ono who has no capacity as a legislator,
who Is merely a shrewd political p,ana-
ger. He has never originated nor advo-
Gated anv great public measure. but has
sfesdfastly been the worker for the
trusts, who in turn have VIGOROUSLY by
their heavy material aid" secured his
re election. He is no better and no
worse then other nnscrupulous bosses
whose methods he pursues.
The Democratic Tammauy machine OF
Now York ami its corrupt and fraudu-
lent pract,ces have been the world vide
subject Of denuncmtion, but tho R-pub-
lican machine Of Prnnsy lvan,a. OF which
Qnay is at the head, is infinitely more
corrnp, and unscrupulous IN its political
methods than the Democratic machine
of New York with Croker at its head il
able 70 bs.
Ip Pennsylvania the Republican ms.
chine has no restriction upon the rage Of
the bosses III corrupiipR the ballot to
Perpsiusts the machine IN power. The
police ere the subservient tools Of the
leaders In oil their ,nfamons frauds and
rascalities. II IL charged, and not d..
MED, that the fraudulent machine Re-
publican vote in Philadelphi. alone
reaches from 10000 to $1,000 10 conse-
quance Of the nse OF unchecked Tam.
many" methods.
Richard Croker is known % . Demo.
crat and N. S. Quay ~ 4 republican.
The distinction is mere matter Of form.
Machine politics Of the stamp they rep
resent csn bs excused by no party i.bel.
1t is offensive every whore, IN any euiss,
and the more SO when, an in Penusyl.
vanis, it ovrrwhelms the pubic con-
sciences by ~ abuse of power aod fosters
its own perpstuity by methods that are
oppossd to every principle Of R.pubi
cau goverumsut
The state herald., 1901-02-01

benstor Quay Of Pennsylvania was
given . royal reception the other day on
bis trs' appearance IL the senate since
his reelection. Nothing 10 90 popular
with the people ~ succ.ss und they ire.
qusutly do not stop to consider vhsther
It vas attained by honorable or dishon.
orabls means. Altogether too many OF
our people sre ready to sw,ns their hats
ssd shout for the mas who wins the
rsos even whom they know that be has
lsssrtsd to dishonorsble means To do -.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

The great National Shooting Tourns.
hen', known as the Third Bundes
Scbusizsa Fest will be held At San
Francisco 10 July Of this year from the
18th TO g3rd inclumve. The Bund has
guaranteed s2o,Ooo IN prizes and sn o..
fort is being made to raise tina to &C.,.
600. The trans continental railroads
have agreed to give low rate for return
tickets aud it is thought that there will
bs very large attendance st the tourns.
nsrt.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
Tnux. LrAyr a. FoL1ows.

No. ia Acorn daily except Sunday
for lincoln. Omaha. Chicago and all points
east and west SO. q. N. Central Time.
No. iN Acetn daily except Sunday. Cheyenne
Wyo., Denver, Colo. and intermediate citations
vas p. M. Mountain Tims.
All east bound accommodation trains connect
With arst cla~s posseneer train Vt Curtis for
all points east and west.
Shopping. dining and reclining chair cars iseats
fros) or 1rcngh trains. Tickets sold and bag
sss elscksi I" any poist in tho United states
sr CAAA.ia-
For infornstion. tine tables. maps and ticket
call ~ VI write to q. 4. Mowry Agent Hol-
yoke, Colo, or J. Francis. Genl pass'r Ast y.
maha, Nsb
The state herald., 1901-02-01

Some Of the coal barsus oi Colorado
claim that they cannot pay their men
a.y higher wages without raising the
the price Of coal. II the coal mine own
orr are conined To such small profit. 1t
seems strange what becomes Of the
S.ousy now paid for the coal by the con.
samsr. The coal baron may be public
bsnsisctor but certainly neither the
minor nor the consumer is aware O! il.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

The Boers are nov and have been foE
some time wasing war at the expenss Of
the English government. They sue.
cssd IN capturing about enough army
supplies Tor their troops. On the 98th
Of January they captured near Kimberly
train loaded with British troops and
military stores.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

1t begins to look very much as though
there would be y Worlds Fair ut ST.
Louis in 1903. The popular subscrip-
tion OF G.0O0,ooo has been completed,
St. Louis is 10 Issue bonds for s5Oup, 900,
and there seems to be a fair prospect for
40 appropriation Of s5,0oO,oO by Con
grsss and o. ,oo0, 900 BY the Missouri leg.
islature.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

WANTED Capable. rsliAbi. p-r.on In s,cr,
county TO rrpr~ssnt large company of .oiit a.
nAneiai reputation; esss salar, PER rear. paysbie
weekly p p'r day ahsoiotely sure and all n.
trns's; straight. bona.hds. definite ssiary. no
co'nmi'sson sAisry paid each saturday and az.
p~nse money advanced ~srh week. STANDARD
HoosE. ~ DxA.sosS ST.. cmic.oo.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

Senator Towps Of Minnesota delivered
an eloquent and able speech on the
Philippine question in the senate on the
Is instant. His term in the senate wss
short one but he will be heard from
again later on, for be is an able man and
one Of the most eloquent speakers in the
United States.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

R'por's show greatly increased death
rate from throat and Iups troubles. due
To the prevalence Of Group. pneumonia
mud snppe. We sdvic- the u.e Of One
Minute Cough Cnrr In all oi these dit.
hrui''rs. l. 10 the only bsrml,,a rem.iy
that p'ses Immediate results. ChilJ,.n
like i'.--Cit, Drug store.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

For the weakness and prostration fol-
lowing grippe there is nothing su prompt
and effective Us Que Minnie Cough Cure.
This preparation is highly endorsed as
an unfailing remedy for all throat and
luug troubles and its early use prevents
consumption. 1t was made to cure
quickIy.-Ci'y Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

"For the cold chilly vinds of Decsm-
Der drove tho flowers my companions
from me-
Moral; ORDER Storm Ss,h nov and
rare tho flowers. Sutherland keeps tho
hest.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

r. w. Wager ha. been making srrnn.s o.
nsh'H this week To p,ovr to Lincoln.
Nrb' md he and tho family will probably
leave uJlyokc tho tirst of the coming
weeh' They have been re' i,Isni. II iioi.
yoke Tor several yssrs aud viii be much
missed IN our little town. They i.sv.
behind many trends who will wish them
sucects nod happiuess 10 ,boIt u, y hon.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

The strike oi the miners Of the indie.
pendent mines has been ssttled the
miners accepting IN advance Of ten cents
per ton on their wagss.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

WaSrED-AcTivE MANOP GOOD CHAR.
acter TO deliver and collect In Colorado for old
established manufacturing Wholesale hsuse.
pcfience required. ,lur reference. any bank In
any city. En9i"se self-aidrc--ri stainp.i on
.-lopo. Manufscturrs, Third PiJor. ri Da-r-
born St. Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-02-01

exploits. From washington and LIN.
coin: A Comparative Study" by i.y-
man p. Powell, 10 tho American Monthly
Review Of Reviews for February.
The state herald., 1901-02-01
RISEN. full board and r N. Whit. clerk.


Board proceeded to check up county
treaeurs's semiannual statement for six
months ending Dec. 81, 1901
claim Of H Sutherland % 80 for coal for
Mccullough was allowed.
Board adjourned 10 ,nee' Jgn. Is. 1901
Holyoke, Colo. Jan l6. 1901.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
present Fred Borfani chairman. L. P.
Foster and P. A. Peterson commissioners
and r. N. White clerk,
Boord procsed led TO check up cohnty
treasursr's semi annual statement and
found the same TO be correct.
The county treasurer having advised
the board that there are certain funds
available for transfer il WAS ordered that
the county clerk be instTncted to issue
warrants tor transfer ~ slh the different
funds to the outstanding debt fund mp
on receipt Of a statement Of snch funds
available for transfer from the county
treanrer and the chairman OF the board
ia empowered to sign said warrants when
draSp. The amount Of funds trans.
ferred was S.697.J9.
The following claims were allowed.
Out West Printing co supplies 22HO
W. d. Kelsey deputy dist atty in
two cases 1000
l. P Foster services ~ chairman
signing connty warrants for
1900 80 81
Fred B"rland services as ccn 46 so
l. p Fuster 45 80
Peterson - A OU
RN White I" I" clerk OF
board 50 80
Novel; by Commissioner Fnster that
J. q. Bennett be appointed county At
'ornsy, the aslar, To b. st the rate oi
500 per year the term OF oil.os to begin
on date Of appointment and terminate
by written notice Of e,thsr party to this
agreement, motion carried Commissioners
Borland voting. no.
The following resolution was adopted.
Whereas the coat Of making = semi.
annual report would be great with no
corresponding benei, 10 the county %
The facts and 6gurss therein s~t forth
sre Away scc~ssihls 10 the puhIic IN the
offices OF the county of,csrs, therefore be
It resolved that the county attorney be
and 10 hereby Instructed to make an 10.
'sstigstioD Of the legal aspect Of the
duties of the boanl In the matter and Of
the necessity Of having the work done 70
the +sd that the best interests Of the
county may BE- served under the law a.d
report the same NJ the next meeting Of
the board.
Moved BY Commissioner Foster tha,
- the district clerk has not his sem,.
annual report made out the board post
pone settlement with that office until
the next meeting. Board adjourned TO
meet Feb. 4, 1901. or at call OF county
clerk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
Enterrada viva

De IN diario extrangefo tomamos los 81
guientes renglones, relatives 10 que ha ocn-
rrido en- Francia
Tn homore de ofcIo marmoists, fue uno
de les cementerios de Grad, con ell objeto de
preparar, en- IN pants6n de familia, Ia sepul-
tura que habfa de ocupar un individuo de
aquella.
Ell marmoista levant6 Ia losa que daba &C.
ceso al pante6n. Comenz6 bajar las escsle-
ras. De repente retrocedf6 poseido del mayor
terror.
Pero deiemos espresarse al diario frances
del que extractamos 10 noticis, que es IN re-
prochs sangriento para ell cuerpo facultativo
Dice asf
xSobre les primefos paldafi 2s de la sscale-
n de Ia tumba estaba ell cadAver de una nina
de- ocho ahos.
Frenta la escslefa sc hallaba vacfo ei nj
cho rota 10 GAIA que ocupara Ia desventuras
da niaa.
E marmolista corri6 press snroso daf cuen-
ia de 10 ocurrido al guarda del cementerio.
Ha Yesultado que la mia ha sido enterra-
da en- sstado cataieptico.
Al volver al conocimiento debio darse
euenta del lugar donde estaba, puso en- iue-
20 todas sus energfas.
Sali6 de Ia GAIA, pudo salir del nfcho. tam
bian sali6 al pante6n & tientas, halo Ia escaie-
n subi6 hasta donde estaba la loza.
La nina muri6 de hambre, rompiendose los
pufIos los dedos contra 10 piedra que la se-
paraba del mundo de los vivos.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
CABEZAS De SOBERAN0S
JUZGADAS POR LOMBROSO

Lombroso, de vuelta del Congreso crimi-
nalista de Amsterdam, ha dado una cOnfsren-
els en- Paris sobre Ia crimnaidad. hs
dicho:
Examinada la cabeza del Gar, no sc de-
duce de el otro individuo que IN tonic. Del
examen de Ia cabeza de Eduardo VII. de In
giaterra, resulta un degenerado de muy me-
diocre inteligencia. Examinada la cAbeza de
Guillermo II, deddcese IN criminal nato. De
haber nacido en- Ia clase baja, ha bffa teTmina-
do sus dias en- Ell patfbulo.
De 10 que So puede esperar de Alfonso
XIII, vista eabeza dice Lomeroso-que
solamente Sc trata de IN Quijotito que pade
cerS muchisimo de lnjuria cerebral, antes de
Ilegar Ia pisns juvent1i.
Del SutSn de Turquis, vista su cabeza.
dice que. de no ser Sultan, serfa un buen la
dr6n de Bancos y en- absolute IN pesimo sn-
ieto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
ME1JICo

Han llegado Paris, ounce ofciales del
eiercito mejicauo. que van estniiar Ia orde-
mama francesa. Esos ofciates son capitanes
y tenientes de la artiller{s mejicana, con ex-
cepc6n de une. La mencionada comision fue
enviads por Ell Presidente DiaI para que pa
sara dos afios en- lie Cruiset. estudiando la ar
tilleEfa que construye allf.
Ell coronel Luna dice que ell ejercito me-
jicano esta esp'endidsmente organizsdo. Ell
pals dice, Sc haila en- IN estado pr6spero y
pacfaco Ell dIa anterior & 81 salida de Ms-
iico ell uencionado coronel tnvo una entire
vista con ell Presidente, q quien deio disfrn
sando de excelente ssIud.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
UNA VIUDITA

Ha falIecdo en- centro mtnere, en- Aus
tralia, rico carptntero.
Apenas 10 enterrafon "a La viuda fue
solieitada en- matrimonio, poi al doctor que
habfa c1rGdo al marido, por ell empresario de
pompas f6nebres que 10 entefr6. por ell pastor
que 10 ayud6 bien morir, por e1 boticario.
por ell guardisn del cementerio, por ell director
jefe de la nina, por ell cantlnero, acuyo esta-
blecimiento iba cogflocdrse ell difunto.
La joven vIuda espantada de tantos pre-
tendientes hugo despavorida fue Lon
dres en- busca de quien no Ia pretendiera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
LA fRUTA MORDIDA

En- CeilAn, al decir de IN viajero frances,
existe reproducido ell zrool del fruto prohioi-
do ror ell creador Adam Eva.
El krboI, segdn referen los natursies de
la isla, Ileva impresa las se1ales de los diem
tes de Eva En- efecto trata de IN arbol
cuya fruta esta marcada con hueilas de diem
tes humanos. Es ana manzana muy roia y
violentamente venenosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
La doctrina de Monroe

!. Dlcen de Mexico que ha mohvadc TN lar
yacaorado debate Ia declaration que Ia
sseho hoy en- ell Coprreso Pan Americana Mr
D.1s'li delegsdo de los Estados Upidos, Quien
VIC que so goberno no ambicionaba aumen-
are territorio de Ia Union pero que msn-
'adrls Ia doctrina Monroe contra todos
:. ereess que esta declaration hs producido
,ue .ae iondo muy buen efecto entire los deiega-
''' De las demks rep6blicas.