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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-12
IN A NATIVE STATE.
SOLID COPPER FOUND IN SEAMS
IN THE GRANITE.
WHAT DOES IT INDICATE?
Experts Say It May Mean the Presence
of Very Rich Ore Below-Cross-
cutting for the Vein at
the Carlisle.

Crosscutting at the 200-foot mark is in
progress at the Carlisle claim north Of
Columbia Gardens and the prospects for
striking a body of ore are said by the
operators of the property to be excellent.
There is one popularity about the for
NATION of the East Side district. and
no one knows whether it is a good sign
or a bad one with reference to the pres
ence of ore bodies below. Throughout
the entire section the granite is full of
seams containing native copper. some
thing which does not prevail on the West
Side. Outside of this one thing. the East
and West Sides have the same surface
indications of mineral. On the West
Side there are seams in the granite and
they contain copper ore, but so far as is
generally known no native copper has
ever been found in them. Two or three
years ago the owners Of the Amazon be-
gan sinking shaft on their property.
which lies a short distance south of the
entrance to Columbia Garden canyon.
and there was hardly yard of the gran
it's in the entire work that did not show
native copper in the seams. The shaft
was sunk to depth of $50 or 300 feet,
and by the time it was finished box in
the hosting works contained between
400 and 500 pounds of the pure. red metal
that had been lifted from the seams in
the granite during the progress Of the
work The presence of these seams. ex-
perts say, has more Of a tendency to in
dictate the presence Of richer ore below
than has been found on the West Side.
but whether their deductions are right
is a matter which must be determined
after some of the shafts now being sunk
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-12
Mines and Mining.

encounter the great mineral zone which
it is surmised underlies the crust of the
earth in that section. Just how deep the
supposed zone is resting is a matter of
speculation. but it will have to be much
I deeper than half mile If it escapes the
capitalist.
Where the Seams Are Found.
1t is not question of the identity of
the claims on which these claims of pure
copper have been found. but those on
which they have not been found. The
former are many. the latter few. II any
They have been found in the Colleen
Bawn Carlisle, Pacific Bertha. Butte T.
Boston or Hornet. Homestake. Clinton,
Altoona. Amazon. Ida and several others.
Years ago native copper was found in
the bed of the creek in Park canyon.
At that time no work. save that for
which the law calling for annual repre-
sentation had ever been done in that
section, and the superstition. therefore.
is that the copper was washed from
the seams which protruded from the
rock along the creek.
Some Of the stringers of native copper
and rich ore cut in the Pacific are SO
wide that if found IN any other section
of the country outside of Butte they
would be called veins and would he fol-
lowed until they either pinched entirely
out or opened into body. In New
Mexico and Arizona these small veins or
seams are sometimes encountered. and
when they are the finder seldom If ever
lets go OF them until he has satisfied him.
self that the main body is too deep for
his limited capital to reach. In New
Mexico few years ago prOspector
leased from a company claim on which
he suspected there might be rich ore.
The life of the lease was six months.
The first day he worked he struck
stringer an inch wide, and began to fol-
low it into the ground. For five months
he followed that stringer without 1t
showing the least indication of WIDEN
ing, but before he had worked an hour
on the first day Of the last month it
suddenly opened into a huge chamber.
and during the remainder of the lease he
took out an even $4,000 worth of ore.
The property looked so good to the COM
pany that it refused to execute new
lease or extend the old one. But it did
not allow the place to lie idle. 1t started
in where the prospector had been COM
PEELED to stop. and in less than year
took out $3.50, 900 more.
And so it might be with some of the
stringers of rich ore which are being
found on the east side of Butte.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-12

Little Freddie McGillen, resident of
the eastern section Of Butte, knows
more about monkeys than he did yes
somewhat peculiar way, and the facts
impressed upon his memory will prob
ably never be effaced.
Freddie, while a real nice. pretty, sweet
little boy, is inclined to be something Of
a tease. and when q hand organ man
Freddie, in company with several other
youngsters. was playing. he thought he
saw a chance to have some fun.
Watch me fool the MONK said
Freddie. winking at his companions, and
preparing to work his little scheme.
In his pocket he had dime with a
hole in it. Quickly tieing a long piece
of string to the coin he advanced toward
the hand organ grinder, holding out the
coin toward the monkey perched on the
shoulder Of the man.
"Ah-h-h, youa go getta da mon!" Or
dered the owner Of the hand organ, CIV
ing sharp tug at the string attached
to the collar around the neck of the
simian.
Quickly the monkey started to obey. The
animal was not a small one-On the con-
trary he was Of a size that suggested
the fact that he had always been well
fed and kept in training for emergencies
in which his aid might be called for by
the owner.
AS the monkey reached for the coin the
boy placed it in the hairy paw, and when
the animal began it's retreat toward the
hand organ man, who awaited with a
smile its coming. pulled the string.
causing the coin to slip from the simian's
paw. after which it was rapidly drawn
away.
For an instant the monkey gazed in
wonder at his empty paw, and then at
the rapidly disappearing coin. Then,
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-12
AN EMINENT. aEoLoa1sT.
He Examines Mines in idaho and Then
Visits This City.

N. A. Bibikov, a New York geologist,
passed through the city yesterday en-
route from Lemhi county, Idaho. to his
Eastern home. Prof. Bibikov visited
Idaho for the purpose of making an ex-
animation of the quartz claims owned py
the Idaho Chemical Gold Mining COM
pany, the office of which is in Philadei-
nhia.
The claims are located in the Yellow
Jack district and are 16 in number. he
says he is pleased with what he saw
there and expressed the belief that the
district would come out all right. IN
some of the company's ore he founu
bismuth and cobalt.
The company is said to have plentysef
capital for development purposes and IS
losing no time in ascertaining the extent
of the ore bodies.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-12

lay dey hans on, fun de house cat ter de
blin' mule dat broke two err my ribs las
harves'. en- kicked de new preacher so
high he never come down ter say how
high hit wuz.
II b'reve dis is bout all; but eff dey
thinks gwine ter give up right off they
hez nightly mistook de man. Amt I
done put 'um on notice in de fust be-
ginnin' er dis will en- tenement dat is
in good helt? 'Cose I hez!'-Atlanta
Constitution.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-12
UNDER CONTRACT.
Montana Copper Company Proposes Il
Open It's Ground in This Way.

The Montana Copper Mining company
has let a contract to Oscar Dixon to ex-
tend the Marlinspike tunnel on Mineral
mountain in the BlackfoOt country 300
feet, says the Helena Record. This is
expected to complete it across the lead.
Supplies are being hurried to the camp
in order to have them on hand before the
snow Is too deep.
Mr. Dixon and his partners have run a
tunnel 400 feet on the KlOndike vein In
the same district and have made two
crosscuts showing it to be 120 feet wide.
The whole width is concentrating ore
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-12

which averages about SIS in gold, silver
and copper. Eight feet Of 1t is said to
average 10 or Is per cent copper. 81 to "a
gold and six to fifteen ounces silver. The
depth gained by the tunnel is only Is feet
and In order to gain greater depth 1t will
be necessary to sink.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-12

A painters limitations: The patron
do you guarantee satisfaction" The
artist-"No madam; paint likenesses."
News.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-12
An Easy Way.

"How did he get rich?"
Betting against what were supposed to
be sure things"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12
A tontas y a locas

En- Barros, don Severisno Arroyo, lie
hizo una jugada don Jose Rojas Cortds,
y le brio 10 breva en- ell juxgsdo de poliCfa.
El diablo son sstos republicanos. Por
nm dsstinillo cualquiera son cspaces hasta
do romperas los aguiluchos en- Ia cara.
Como que BArbosa esta esperanto que
lIegue Mr.. Allen para exigirle mas en-
pleos.
Amigo Orangu: lie esCriben 8 ca
ds instante me estoy comiendo las uiias.
"a tn sabeG mis- mis aervicios, = aobre to-
do, el odio que le tengoA & Mv1eco.. 81 no
me mandas algdu destinillo, aunque sea de
juey de policfs, hsmbre por hsmbre me ls
voy 4 pssar con los fedOrales, que como tu
sabes, no solo tienen hambre elmo haRta
ssd de jssstioiG.
Pero BArbosa les contelta enseguida !:
sAmigo don Fulano
Gu deatino 10 tengo "a en- Ia mano;
pero fSlta que vsnga Mr.. Allen,
para que ustedes 81 apetito acalIen.
Tenemos en- proyeeto,
aunque pareEcs estdpido y abyeCto,
de que vsngan ustsdeG, como iIotas,
eada mes 4 besarls aquf las botas;
que 81 Ia aCCi6n reSuta M POGO indina
reCibireiG en- camb.r la propina.s
~
Sc Dice que las tur5as convocaron al
COmit6 barboso en- 10 Capital, para que
presentara la rsnuncia y nombrar otro de
Su sgrado.
Como rabiaran euOs aeforitoa vi6n :
dose maniatados por gsntes inforiores
elloSI
Como que va 90 puede deCir que las
diChosaG tssrAGS 10 tiensn todo baio So su
toEidad.
Tienen al alcalde.
Tipsn al juOs de POIiCfG.
I enen .! Comite.
Au6 deliCia
migos mfos. ~ no les disteis el
gsrrote para que deatroEssen la imprsnta
del sDiarioS : Pues aht tsneis csc miu'
mo garrots, diapuesto q moleros los lomol
Oada Vex que NO ObedeScsIs.
A tan triete congecnencia
habisis, al I'm, de llsesr. o." -
Ahora. .pasG, tened paOienCia,
, volved 4 bsgs1ar.
SlsEpTo Ol Misme.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12
iTONTOS!.

Hace unos cuantos dias que N Pals,
en- un suelto de Ultima bora, para dsr mas
importsncis 4 la especie, dijo que el Comi
t@ republiCsno del Dorado habfa confiado
slguien Gus poderes para que 90 querslla-
SO contra La DRMooRAolA Z virtud de uu
suelto Gobre suCssos en- aquSl pueblo, que
nosotros publiCamos; suelto cue aquel 90
mite estima como iniurioso.
Pasa el tempo, J aqui Sguardamol
que SO manifesto Ia aOOi6n privsds de
esos incondiOionslea. Y sguardamoG or
balde.
VeDgan para dsrleH ls leCCi6n que &c
merecen los Fernando del Vale y Compa-
flts, que dicen que haCen J no hscsn nd.
Aquf no hay V1LAs que SO intimideu
y SO dentierren. Aquf hay quien rsSpon-
da en- los tribunales.
7 fuera tambi6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12
.EL INCENDIO De SAN GERMAN

En-. .Ey Eco de las Lomas encontramos
los siguientes detaLles aoerca del horroroso
incendio que se produJo en- los grandes
almacenes de, nhestro exoelente correligio
mario don Francisco Lsgsrds, en- la nochs
del I del aotlal.
A las disE comenE6 ol siniestro. Loa
diSpsroa de ls poliefa insulsr y las voces
de iusgo pulisron en- Ocnmocion al veOin-
dsrio.
81 voras elemento invadi6 la traatien.
da de la Inercsris, Ia parte destinsda d pull
peria y al slmac6n de proviSiones, donde
estsban depoSitsdas mas de ace cajaa de
petr6leo, centenares de Eacos de arrcz, oa
Jas de msnteOa y cigarrillos en- gran canti
dad; 81 dep6sitO de csf6-del sehor PeriC-
chi-y el de, maiz eran enormeH, sasf como
el atestsdo de friSss, fraualaa, driles y ts-
Las de vsriss claSea.
BasSa decir que dicho estableoimiento
era el meior J mas importsnte de aquella
eiudad.
So OslCulan las p6rdidas de 80 4 1OO
mil pesos. 40
NADIA hsbiA ssegUfsdo.
HI alcalds y el concsjal sefor Tore
coutemplaban ell incendio, siu poder hsOel
NADIA para aofocarlo, porque aqut -sfisde
Gel Eco de las LomssS mo desde hoy, 81
no de mdy atrAs, estsmOs en- el mayor
abandonos. NJ
Los esfuerSos del vecindario rssulta-
ron ipStilea para contener ell faego.
Es objsto de en6rgiOss CensurSs eI
munioipio que tiene Completsm snts des
cuidsda squella administration, haGta q
puntO de carecsr de M asrviOio de in
oendios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12
Slsmpre ol Misme.

AutOrss respectivosi Sousa, Campos,
Marques, Margis, Gauven J Astol.
LA compsfifs CaaAdc dar6 4 como
Ger en- brsve Un dta de ersociones, obra
dramAtiea debida 4 ls pluma de IN hijo de
ssta siudad.
LA aOCiedad sLiga de propietarioss
oelebrarA en- breve otrs reunion en- Ia casa
de nueAtro amigo don Luis Porrata Doria,
En- una hoia sueIta que oircul6 81
microbes, armada Aaron, se censura cor
duteSa 4 Mr. Teller, jefe de policta y mi
niHtro protestants.
-Ss anuncia la apsriCi6n de IN nue.
70 peri6diCo politioo.
Be llsmsrk La JUsticia y sera dirigidC
por el j6ven tipografo don Juan Braschi.
dos individuos de la pOliofa fusror
cOndensdOa el microbes por su mismo Tri
bunaL acusadoa de habsr stropellado 3
CiudadauO Julian M6ndez.
Trabajo ls mando 4 Ia pOlicia par,
que lOgre juatiHaar muOhas de las denun
Oias que hsgan ante diCho tribunalI
Solo tree esc&ndalos han tenido efec
to 81 microbes en- diGtlutos puntoS de Ii
ciudsd.
Psdlr nienOs, ssria gOlIsrta.
I'll microbes Celebraron otra reu.
ni6n los rspubliCsnou disidentes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12

lac pdrdidas que sufre en- Ia campsfia de
Africa.
I'll Reich.tsg sprobo una resolution
para que eI gobierno tx j. 3 Ia China el
libre eiercicio del Quito crIstiano en- 81 i'm
perio, sgrtgsndo para clio al tratado de
paz una olausula que asf 10 determine.
--El museo de Boston que posee ys
valiosas obrss de ate hs oomprsdo al
conde de CsrIiats, el celebre cusdro de We
lszques titulado Ey enG'ao BaStdsar y 81
perro, psgsudo por 81 s5 600 dollars
Los franoesss han adquirido nuevas
poseciones al este dc ,salap, Imperio ma.
rroquf.
--Cunde la netioia de que Ell general
boer DE Wett Fe hs vuslto loco.
Con ese motive Botha Iesuuda sui
uegocisciones dc paz oon Lord Kt hauel
Sc considera indtil la ida 4 Was
hington de una ccmisi6n cubsna para CON
farencisr con Mr.. Mo Kinley sobre el pro
blema de Ia grsnde antilla. Este, eSti
resuelto d no modiicsr en- NADIA Las exi
jencias hechaa d la convention.
Los sefiores Balb&s y Borda sigueI
atacando rudsmente en- la preuGa america
ma, y en- aus entrevistas con hombres pu
blicoa y de negocios de la Union, Ia fata
labor gubernativs deiMr.i Allen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12
PONCE


III microbes pot Ia nOChe fu6 agraAi.
do don Guillefmo Atiles Garcia, OF 10
Plasa Principal. por an iRdividuo QuSs 10
psR6 una bofetada schsndo luego 4 Oorrst.
Repuesto de ls impfesidn el Sr. Ati.
les, perSlgui6 81 sgreSor diSpsfandcls an
tifo de rsv6lvoFt sin consscuenCias.
MomsntOE dsspu6s fa6 Capturadc sl
Agfesor.
--Estan tFinando los Contribuysntel
con motive de la tsueOd tasaci6n para sU
trtf 81 prssspussto.
VueIvsn CON mas energfaS lac msldi-
OIoass 4 Hollsnder, J los sassdores Sc pO'
hon 81 psiro diCiendC que tienen 6rdeneI
supsfiOrsa para tprstGF.
--El doctor Aguerrsvere ha sido nom
hfado mSdico del Ouerpo de bombetos.
= En- Ia tarde del microbes tuvo Ofeci
60 81 entisrro del csd&vsr de ls ssHora do
AZ Maria Grau de SChutk
p Asisti6 una gran consuFrensia, como
elA daaapsrArSe dadsG las generates sim
as IA que goSaba 10 Auada, despidieu-
ao aelo con sentidsa frases nueltFc
<4tt A4AV eAulHV OOu GiMSAhus Saheeat'
al saIir los nihos do algunas es
6aslss afasn uus algarabia inIoportAbls.
Trats, quisn dsbS, de imPsdir eSOS sS
sAndalos.
-cs pienSa fundsf en- eIts Oiudai
% sus alrsdOdOrsS a|gunaI eStaOionsI
egrOn6micas.
-Juiclos Ofslsa pafa sl dis ls de-
SeTrientei
Manusl Dros J Otros, de P0nSs. pei
Allahamiento. Martin Negf6n, de Ponce
teF dispaEo. julian FsrTsr J ottos, d.
Psfiuslss, por des6rdeu pdblioo.
HI ni6TeolsH sslsbr6 session o
Ayuntamisato.
-PEogrsma para la rstrsts del do
miago prtKimo:
paao dobls; DsnEa sVano Kmpafos
slafonta de Ell Rsloj de Luesrnss; EiottI
da Dsnubsi Polka sDss ohIshispi ell
Raglsauagas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12
EN- .C,AGUAS
UNI CONCERTO

Aver lego 6 ests Oiudsd Ia Geiiorita
Alicia Sicard6, pianists notable, que exhi.
bio hace POGO sus progresses en- eI teatro
de San Juan, con aplauso del pdbliCo in
teligente. ~
La Gefiorita Sicard6 viene q Csguas
para organism uu concierto, que Sc Cele-
brara passdo msfisns, con el ooncurso de
la sefiora Trilla de Argd slles, de la sefio.
rita Moreno Calder6n y de otros artiHtas,
& quieues ae sguarda: entire ellos el popQ
lar MONO.
TIene oquf la distinguida puerto-ri.
queha relaoiones de parentesoo y smistad
muy Smmerosas y, pudiendo asegurarse que
ouenta con la simpatfA del pdblioo, no es
aventursdo pressgiarle un exito sstisfac
torio.
Para ell espectAoulo Sc utilixara ell
gran salon de sesiones del Ayuutsmiento.
Oportunsmente circularan los programs,
y podemos snticipsr que Sc ejeoutar&u pie
sss brillantfsimas al piano J habrA cdntG
blss de mucho efeoto.
Ssludamos 4 Ia seflarita Siosrd6 que
por su juventud-es oaSi una nifa-por
aus facultsdea artfstioaa y por todas sua
condolences, merece que CsguaS la scoia
con carifio J la ofrezca 50 apoyo mas deci-
dido. Con Ell producto de sus conciertoi
piensa embsrcsr hAcia Europa y Continusr
On Madrid 8 en- Paris sus eatudios musi
Gales.
.. II OIalA que Oonsigs realizar tan noble
prop6sito nuestra gentfl compatriota
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12
ULTIMOS CABLES

--Ha regreSadO 4 la Habana de su
visis { ls isla de Pine, el general Miles.
DE reHultas del desCarrilamiento de
IN tren en- Ii oiadad del CabO, pereCieron
aoldados ingleses. Fueron aCusados del
heCho ! holandeaes, q quieneS Sc someti6
1 IN Oonseio dc guerra conden&ndoseles 4
ser paIados por las arrass. La sentenois
Se be eiecatado.
Mrs Joseph Rsinsch J Emilio zola
han lanssdo una notiCia sensational, di
oisndo que tisnen en- 81 podsr slgo que
trasF& como seOuela Immediate la Tehabi-
litaei6n oomplets de Dreyfua.
= Los diputsdoS holsndesss expTessn
90 tsmeF De que InslatsErs 90 apodsFs de
lag asIsnlas d helsnds PsFs EslaslrHs d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12

Preguntan varios jueOeG dc policfl 81
Attorney general, que quien ha de Gusti-
tuiYIos On el case de auSenCis 8 enferme
dad.
he Sht una eonaulta pusril J de Ia
que 90 reir& el lefior attorney.
Porque Ia NGtuFGIesG es proviscrs;
para tales caaoS, Giempre tiensn an SuGti-
tuto natural
Osl no, ffjensO uatedes.
DifiSilmente entire los republiCanoI
90 encuentra una OabeXa con sesos; pero
tambi6n % veEdad que nunca falta pOr a.
gun corral veCino an GSno seaudo y pa
Cisnts, cspax dc resolver todas les dih
OultadeS anexaS 4 este pelisgudo emplso.
Llamen pueG este se6or, y 81 acasc
rsbusn0, no hay que ssustsrse: con pedirlG
labGndtei6n 20 sale del paso.
Resuslto, pueG, el problems,
10 Consulta est& denss.
1Qa6 el burro los deis atraS. S.".S
EntonOss -. - e ot'o tsma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12

Todo el mundo estA preoOupsd0 con
10 vueIta 8 no vuelta de Mr.. Allen, mien.
trau que nuestro gobernador &c entretiene
en- Warrington "a que uGtedeS no adivi-
man. ...9
Pues % entretiene en- buaCar I'm nue.
vo srmsmento para Ia OensmtritG, consiS-
tsnte en- ri1sss, GrnsGs 6IGncGs, GInsGs ne
grGs, etc., etC.
Ahora, consideren uGtedeG 10 que mos
aspera, si esto 90 conRrma.
Conque CON los fusilea visios que les
han dado no hacen otro oticio que matsr
gente 1qu6 suCederA el dfa que Ies entire
guen los rifles.
I'll demonio que 90 les pare delante
NADIA, NADIA. =; 10 que Seguramente
Ie habr& dicho Mr.. Allen al Secretario
Root
clos que no emigrsn ss Csssn. ..'
J en- pas.
ga BArbosa tengo iutenci6u de dejsrlo
para que me distrsiga en- las horss de oCio,
fungiendC de ordngutdn. e. Va ls jauls
0Atk hsehA.1
7 Veremos al final
do este visga tan ruidoso,
venir & Allen presurOso
en- busca de 50 animal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12
ALBANIA

El pTssidsnte de Ia repdblica france
50 Mr.. Loubert que profetix6 una nueva
alianxa entire Francia, Rusis Italia, he
llegado 8 Tolon: le ssludaron CON entu-
aiasmo las escuadras rusa italiano, ha.
oiendo demostraciones naValel en- 50
honor. Almorx6 con el almirante ruGe
En- su brindiS, Mr.. Loubert deio entreveI
que serfa IN hScho Ia confederation or
DPoVeCtO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12
ABsUELTO

Aver 90 vi6 Ia csuss seguida al mill
tar pusrtorriquefio Alfredo Angel acuGsdC
del supueGto delito de vioIsr las leyeS
poGtsles dc los Estados Unidoa, enviando
Oartas con frssss obsOenas por Correo. Fu6
absuelto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12
A DIBSTRO Y SINIRSTRO

H Pdls 20 entusiaGma.
7 sfrma que Va ganando pTos6litos.
lQ06 afAR de enga6arse & 81 mismol
. NOtOriO J pdblieO sG que los republi
canes van de capA Caids.
BArbosS pierde el sguants,
puea las restas menudsan,
y las Sunas eaCasean
dc una manera alarmante.
81 el malsstar 10 propags,
don Orux, haCi6ndoGe cruces,
ypese sus muchaS luCes,
sendrA que decirls -iApGgGi.."
YVdmonos.
Pero vesrnoI en- que ConRisten las ale
grisa de EJ P1Is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12
KRUGER

A principles de JUNO Mr.. Paul XIII
ger, preaidsnte de la rsphblica del Africa
austrsl, viGitar& Nueva- Yo.k Dice que
ccnCertara Cualquisr ClaGe de pas. Hs-
br& I'm armisticio para tratsrIa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12
Sc venden
LOS TIPOS DE IMPRENTA
con que en- Ia actuaIdad Sc edta La Democracia
iiMUY BARATOS!!

Hay tpos redondos TO- punOs que aman
para cmponer Embellishments dos diaros como
La DOc Quen desse nformes muesas preco puede dgrse
Rivera Sc hace negoco pzos garana de
mecn Hay amb6n cas chvalete maquua
prusbas de composition nducdOs maeales
reaixan sstos Dor innecesarios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12
NO HABRk GUERRA

Estan arreglandose satisfsctcrismente
los asuntos entire Jap6n J Russia pOr Ia
Manchuria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12

americana publiCs an bisn pensado arti
oulo contra las emigraCiones dc puerto
riquefios. &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-12
rAMRIKM ABsUELTOs

Los policfas insulares que sufrieron
un Consejo de guerra en- esta Gemana tam.
bien fueron abSueltos. No resultaron cul-
pables.