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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
Train Boys TO be Orderly,

1T is a curious fact" commented a
man recently, that almost no mother
realizes the Importance of bringing her
son up to orderly habits. She impresses
upon her daughters from the time they
are old enough to recognize any respon-
sibility the necessity to keep their rooms
tidy, put away articles after use, and
care for their belongings Mt all times.
The boy, however, is exempt from any
similar requirements, not only in his own
room, but throughout the house He
reads newspapers and throws them on
the floor. gets up from a divan leaving
the cushions packed and shapeless, with
out the slightest reprOof, the only notice
taken of the occurrence, indeed, being
TO ask Il sister, if he has one, to pick up
the one and straighten the other The
women of the family follow in his foot
steps all day long, removing whatever
disorder he creates. Yet there is no bust
ness occupation upon which that boy will
presently enter in which order is not a
fundamental necessity. Girls, on the
other hand. do not. as a rule suffer so
seriously from lack of order or at least
consequences are not so continually dis
agreeable and costly as is the case with
boys"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
ORDERED QUEEN ANNE ROOF.
Guests Effort to Put the Bill "on the
House" Fails.

Dinner was IN full swing at the Hotel
| Normandie the other evening, when a
somewhat poorly-clad man verging to-
ward 80 years of age entered the dining
room and after surveying the apartment
for an instant selected Il table near the
window and took mp a menu card. The
waiter whose business il was to serve
that particular table eyed him Bit
td0ubtfully, but the mans assurance over
awed him. Besides, reelected the waiter.
he may b. an eccentric millionaire. So
he deferentially approached the incongru-
Gus guest
"Ah--w waiter" said the latter suavely,
running his eye carelesSly over the card.
bring me, If you please, Martini cock
tail composed of Plymouth gin and the
other customary ingredients. And then
You may bring me some Blue Points and
t-~ah--Some consomme Julieune-these
heavy soups disturb my delicate diges-
tom"
"Ycssir." said the waiter, all his fears
dispclled.
nd-ah--wbic you are about it, you
may bring me next" went on the cccen-
trio guest, "a hleI mlgnou. Iardcd with
mushrooms; and be sure that ii is tender,
very tender Some potatoes, French
fried, and-ah-- celery, That will be all
for the present
The order was filled as given. and
quart of champagne second quart
followed the first Then n 5O-cent cigar
was demanded. AT last the cpicure, lean
ing back ia his chair with sigh Of con
tent, beckoned lazily to the attentive
waiter and remarked languidy;
An now, m good Teller, be $ good S {
bring me Queen Anne roof"
"A Queen Anne roofi' calculated the
waiter, helplessly. Whats that, sir?'
But the happy guest had forgotten all
| terrestrial things, lost in sea of con-
tentment and champagne. The waiter
yentured to put one hand on his shoulder
and repeated;
What's Queen Anne roof, sir, if you
pleasef'
"H'm? What?' murmured the cpl
cure. returning reluctantly to his sur
roundings
Whats a Queen Anne roof, sir?" The
| son Of luxury grinned sardonically.
ITS on tn house." he said
II was, too, and so was everything else.
amounting to total OF $40 A police
man took the impccunious diner to the
West Thrtieth street station, where he
said that he had no money, and was
James Hardy Of Dbl East Fourteenth
street 1t was a most excellent dinner.
he said. Upon my word" he added, Il
think tn hotel 5 to be cou-con-congrash-
lated -"
"Ah, shut up" snarled the sergeant. as
they led Hardy to a cell.--New York
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
ALL HOLIDAYS OBSERVED.
Race and Creed were ImmateriaI ia
the Bootblnck.

\ few days ago a newspaper reporter
boarded Los Angeles bootblack stand
for a shine.
What backing do you use?" he asked
the son Of Ham, who was plying the
brushes.
Day & Martins, boss"
Why, that is what | use, and have
used for fifty years
Say, boss, is dat blackin' 50 olcT'
yes. 1t is over a hundred years since
that was first made
Don't say"
Here came pause; then more talk.
bO0ts?'
oh, yes I am not a millionaire"
yeah. but my little fee nebber bank
rup nobody"
So, the shine complete, the scribe said:
How much is that little fce?'
Oars my sign. boss 1t tell yo'"
The sign proclaimed in large letters:
the outstretched ebony pawaand then
Say. boss, mebby go do hot read al
Eat sign
Consulting the proclamation again. it
was noted that in small letters in one
corner it said: Sundays and holidays,
10 cents"
But interposed the newspaper man,
this * not a Sunday nor holiday"
es. It's, boss. Dis kinder holiday,
yo' know"
Why. what holiday is this?"
Dis kinder Jewish holiday" And he
showed a broad cXpanse Of ivory. Tine
newspaper man recollectcd that it was
Yom Kippur
SO the second nickel fell in the black
palm, n tribute to cheek and ingenuity.
Los Angeles Daily Times.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
Secret of Happiness in Married Life.

Happiness in married life is to be
gained, just as enduring happiness in any
other phase ri existence on earth is to
De foundry the use of the old-fash-
Tened virtues of unselfishness, consideru-
uon for others, politeness and kindness,
all based on love and capped by common
sense.
Like the old recipe for cooking the hare
which begins, First catch your hare"
a happy marriage for a woman begins
with First select a man." Not an ideal
made seraph-not an ossified brain. not a
mere animal, but u man capable of low
ing and approaching woman's love.
OF course, he will be more or less self
lSG. That is the way parents rear their
sons to be. 1t is your task to bear with
ms selhshness at first until you can tact
Lnily teach him how beautiful is thought
IIllness for others, and in a very sweet
put very dignifed way show him that you
Ig;ASPect the same treatment you give, says
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
In the meantime you must recollect
mat q husband can always. at every APP
Proach. be the Prince Charming to an
GHor the enchanted princess with his first
AISS If he is skilled enough in loves arts
ana refined enough to wish to keep the
interesting role.
ana IN all loves ways man is much
sven to following wOman's lead.
II you have no independent income Of
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
Latest Lore for HousewiveC.

To remove ink stains from carpet
burn the carpet.
To rejuvenate ancient butter-turn it
over to the soap grease man.
If you would never have tanned fish,
order nothing but salt pork
If shutters are removed during the aft
ernoon they will not slam at night.
y splendid thing for mosquitoes is a
fat man who isn't troubled with insom-
MIA.
Never deposit hot ashes in a wooden
vessel. Ask the government to lend YOU
an ironclad
Never use kerosene to kindle a fire.
A load of kindling wood is much cheaper
than a funeral
To prevent preserves from molding-
place them on the top shelf of a closet
and give the key to a small boy.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
Beads for Baby.

Godmothers may be interested to know
that silver forks and spoons and goblets
have ceased to be de rigueur for christen-
ing presents. You give your godsons
what you choose but little white neck
lets, whether of diamonds. pearl. enamel.
moonstOnes or white beads Of any sort.
are just now the rage for god-daughters.
White bead neeklets from Venice are
eagerly snapped up by mothers and god
mothers for their baby girls. Also pref
ty and inexpensive are mother-of pearl
strings of beads, only needing 10 have
a pretty gold or pearl snap, as costly as
You will, attached to them. These treas
ures are sold in shops where Florentine
Jewelry, corals, mosaics, etc, are sold.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
The Puni,hment Of Children.

There should never be punishment of
any kind administered without specific
object in view on the part Of the par
eut. The mother should be able to de-
fine clearly to her own mind why the
child should be punished and weigh the
end to be attained by the punishment.
viii the child understand the correc-
ton? VIII the correction quicken the
moral impulse? Is punishment an alb
sOlute necessity toward an established
moral standard? These questions decid-
ed. then let punishment be administered,
but let it be varied 10 meet the DISPOSE
ton Of the child. No mother with a
large family should punish any two Of
her children alike One may require a
spanking. Another may be efficiently
corrected by a stern reproof, Another is
punished by being deprived Of some priv
iiege. Still another may be benefited
by being subjected TO isolation and medi-
tation.
Some children are hardened by ordi-
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
What Shall / Wear?

NOW 1NII.
Oh, deari Oh, dear, Again It's here.
That question asked four times a year
BY women short and women TALL
By women large and women small:
By women who our eyes enthrall
BY women of no shape at ALL
Still must they strive to look their best
For someone's gaze they would be dressed
And so urged on by mad unrest
In clothes and trimmings they invest
On! modists, spare thy heavy hand,
Take pity on that mighty band
Who have no surplus cash to waste,
Yet wish to dress in perfect taste.
And if your splendid styles they eye
To copy them and not to buy
Restrain, | beg, your anger flame.
For though your wrath you may proclaim
We girls will copy just the same
New York Herald
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
Things to Forget.

Some things are better forgotten than
remembered
The habit of overlooking family jars,
Of failing to see the sour look and not
hearing the harsh word. and setting aside
forever the disagreement is a habit that
makes for family peace. 1t is throwing
stones in the path out of ones way.
Life is short at best. and we should
make it a rule to grasp only the pleasant
things that count only days of sunshine
Each one of us has a pet failure. In
WEAKNESS and at times when not on
guard out comes the impatient reply, or
the spiteful word which moment after
we feel that We would give anything in
our possession could we but recall it.
Unforeseen, and unguarded impulses
may be Al the root of your neighbor's pc
culiarities. Be patient and forget
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
% Clean Light RugS.

Rugs with white or very light grounds
NAV be cleaned by sprinkling with corn
starch mixed with one-sixth its bulk of
prepared chalk. Let the starch remain
several hours and brush it out with a
fne whiskbroom, then hang it in the sun
and beat well before putting down. This
method is recommended for fine silk
rigs. as it Injuries neither tint nor text
IRE, ard makes a beautiful, clean surface.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
X Gossip for the Ladies. ~

your own. have an understanding in your
honeymoon with regard To money mat
tiers. Ask for an allowance TO be set
apart Tor your use. in order that no hui
initiating and indicate discussions need
eyer occur between You on this subject
linen study TO be economical and thrifty
and wise in your use of your allowance.
Love. sense and patience. These are
the three important elements necessary
to happiness in marriage.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
A New Sofa Cushion.

One OF the prettiest of the new designs
shown in sofa cushions is round, instead
of the familiar square shape. The design
is wild clematis on a sage greet art duck,
the flowers being in the pink ribbon work.
But the pretty feature is the finish on the
edge. This is full putting of a pale
pink silk, the puffs caught down at regu-
blown roses. Around the edge Of the
cushion proper is an applique of leaves
that extend here and there over the silk
putting. 1t is a dainty bit of needlework
and a departure from the sofa cushions
seen on all sides.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
Treatment of Cross Eyes.

Ward H. Hulen makes plea for early
danger of altered vision aud incurablc
defects resulting from neglect in the hope
that time will cure the squnt l. is a
common and grave error 70 suppose that
nothing can bc done until the child is g
or I years Of age. Many patients can be
cured without resort 20 operation if seen
early.-Occidental Medical Times.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26

The members of local club having he
come rather tired of shaking hands with
each other with continental politeneSs
whenever anyone went in or out of the
club, TO say naught Of feeling a sort of
physical repulsion, have hit upon an en-
tireiy novel expedient, writes a Maines
correspondent. At the door Of the club
house is suspended a carved wooden
hand, which communicates with a bell.
Each member seizes this representative
club hand on entering, the bell rings. and
the members in the clubhouse consider
themselves adequately sauted.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26

The child who is adopted finds that
there are Disadvantages about the adopt
ed position, and one OF these is the desire
to twit that exists in the minds of youth
full companions. A small girl who had
endured the scathing remarks Of a num-
Der Of other small girls as long as she
considered it necessary, ended the CON
versation with these words: well. your
papas and mammas had to take YOU
whether they wanted you or not. Mine
picked me out OF a whole lot of little
boys and girls. New York Evening Sun.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
Pretty and Cheap.

A bright woman of eXpedients, who
wished to carpet her large dining room
with something that would wear like
IRON but at the same time be artistic.
decided upon Brussels carpeting with a
border to match. Realizing that the Dor
der is always the mist expensive she
bought center Of ''hit or miss" Brus-
sells and then stair carpeting to match.
This latter she had cut in two, to serve
most excellently we'll as border. A man
was employed to make and lay this car
pet, and its entire cost was just SIS.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
Pretty Paper Decoration.

Crepe paper effects are constantly
reaching better standard A portiere
with a grill supporting the twisted
strands, seen lately, was so perfect an
imitation as to deceive a group of per.
sons who were admiring it. New meth
DDS of weaving and painting paper
and novel results The limitations of
the material, indeed, are practically I'M
defined so far as the artistic side goes.
its want of durability remaining its chief
lack.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
provencal Loverr.

Within the garden of Beaucaire
He met her by a secret stair
The night was centuries age.
Said Ancassin, My love. my pet.
These old confeSsors vex me so,
They threaten all the pains of he'll
Unless l give you up, ma BELLE
Said Anca ssin to Nicolette.
Now. who should there in heaven be
To fill your place, ma treS-donce mie?'
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26

''Thc pretty things that most women
Ike are difficult to name, for their name.
to use a phrase as trite rs the undoubt-
ed truth Of the fact, is legion. One wOm-
an Of my acquaintance is fond Of Java
sparrows She won't have anything
about the house but Java sparrows She
likes her husband mainly because the col
or Of his eyes in ike the prelominating
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24

pendlentes de su suerte para seguirle conse-
cuentes Ell la adversdad en- la victoria,
Bird Leon, Baralt, Mendez Cardona, Guz-
man Benitez, Barcel6, Bird Arias, Acosta,
Malta, Schroeder, DR.. Lopez, Rivera, Aboy
Larroca, Vallecillo, Alfredo Cruz, Lopez Cruz,
JesGs Bird, Enrique Bird, D. Rivera, c. Rive.
ra, P. Calder6n, Joaquin Lopez, Penedo, Be-
nltez Cal2ada, +. Prieto, E. Acosta, L Acosta,
F. Acosta, Emilio Acosta, Francisco Acostas,
Fabian Acosta Siaca, Julbe, f. Martinez. II.
Garcia, Francisco Rivera, e. Vade, Vidal
Sanchez, Carlos Benitez, Eusebio Benitez v.
Pacheco, f. Berries, j Berries, Jose A Carre.
ras, H. Pereira, Roman, Jose Lopez, T. Rami-
rez, A. Rodriguez, 7. Quhones, 7. Garcia, E.
Qnihones, Viera, Pedro Quiiiones, n Mora, N.
Hernandez, f. MORT, G. Barreto, R. Tudeta,
P. MARQUEE, ]. Ya2arra, p Ylazarra, +. Tri-
lla j. Samiel, f. de JesGs, c. de Jesds, A. Pa
checo, Rivera Pereira E. Betancourt, Rivera
Leal, f. Medina, f. Ruiz, l.. Rovira, f, Mar.
tinez, 0. Mendoza, P. Ortiz, DR.. Vazquez, Car
melo Morales, Martinez Prado, t. Archilla,
H. Cassnovas, r. Moysno, A. Dlaz, j. Moyano,
f. Marty, Alejo Moyano, Carlos Pepln, E. NAL
donado, j. Torres, +. Escobar, G. Lopez, A.
Padr6n, E. Guzman, R. Latorre, c. Mesa M.
Cepeds, F. Lopez, l. Mercado, P. Santiago, l.
Escobar, j. Sabat, Genaro Lopez, E. Rodri.
guez, f. Estrada ]. Conception, A. Flores, j,
Sarraga, G. Siaca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
MGLATERRA

Ha decarado en- la Camara de los Comu-
mes e Ministro de la Guerra, Mr. Brodrick,
que entire los prisioneros hechos a los beers
en ell tempo que dura la guerra del Africa del
Sur, fguran cuarenta franceses, ciento Gin
cuenta alemanes, veintinueve rusos, y venti
seis norteamericanos. Ademas, en- las listas
ofciales que posee ell gobierno aparecen como
Gburghers9 veinticinco franceses, cento vein
titres alemanes, trece rusos trace nortea-
mericanos.
Los eXtranjeros prisioneros no seran pues.
tos en- libertad hasta que no Sc de termino la
guerra.
SegGn datos o[cales, desde ell comlenzo
de la lucha hasta ell presente, han muerto en-
ell Africa del Suy TIA ofciales y IA ,264 soldsdos
ingeses.
Cuatro ofciales trescientos trece solda-
dos, que adquirieron enfermedades heridas
en- la csmpaila, mureron va Ell 1nglaterra,-y
dos mil cuatroclentos noventa tres hombres
entire ofciales smples clases, han sido rele=
yados del seryicio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
PARiS

81 presidente de Ia rep1bica recibi6
al Ministro de comercio, quien lie present6 &
NJ. Lagrave, delegado Official este dtimo para
la Exposition International de Glasgow, y
Presdente la vez de la comisi6n encargsda
de organizar la seccion francesa en- dicba Ex-
posici6n.
En- Monteau reina la mas completa tran
qulidad; ell trabajo ba vuelto a su estado nor.
NAL y, en- consecuencia de un momento a otro,
Sc dara orden para el retro de las tropas.
81 sComit6 federal nacional de mineros
de Saint Etienne, ha dirigido una circular
las socedades mineras, invltandoasa trabajar
para que ell Greferendum& relative a las recla-
macones de los mineros Sc efectde, debiendo
comunicarse Ell resultado la federation ell 10
del proximo octubre,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
AERIcA AUsTRAL

Los "boersn que operan en- Ell Trausvaal
So hallan taltos de municiones de boca de
guerra. Sc espera de un momento 4 otro su
completa rendc6n,
-otrcs cables dice que ell general Dewet
avanza con sus fuerzss por ell interior de ests
rep6bcs Sc encuentra va cerea del norte,
despues de haber derrotado aIgunas Columns
inglesas que trataron de estorbarle Ell paso
Los federados han resuelto invadir a la
Colonia del Cabo, apoderandose de todas las
poblaciones ipglesas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
Arecibo, Mayo %.
Muiioz Rivera. San Juan.

Arecibo, Mayo %.
Muiioz Rivera.-Sau Juan.
Desde estos campos vfrgenes, doude Sc ha
sustituido ell horroroso espectacuo de la mise
ria del hambre al hermoso panorama de la
pasada prosperidad, os saudamos os despedi-
mos con ell llanto en- las pupilas y la f6 en- Ell
coraz6n. Id con Dos, iustre incansabe ba.
tallador de las patrias libertadeS. 81 la justi-
cia humana es un sarcasmo, la justicia divina
es una verdad. Los reptiles que Sc arrastran
no suben al espacio cual asciende al celo la
esplral de ncienso one purifca ell ambienta.
AqueIlo as6xa yIenvenena; este sgnifca:
ALA los esclayos aqui los patriotas. \ los pa
triotas de sempre estamos con vos, vaiente.
Mufioz Rivera, que sois la verdadera patria
Adios.-Los federales de Hato sbajo, Hato
arriba, Dominguete, Esperanza, Hato vieio,
Tanama, Domingo Ruiz, Arenalejos, Mraho
res, Arrozal, Sabana Hoyos, Garrochaes, Cac-
tor, Carrera, Rio Arriba, Santana, Islote, Cam.
balaehe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
CHINA

81 lunes embarcaron en- Takd para Ma
gasaki 5000 soldados japoneses.
Antes de fin de mes estaran embafcadas
todas las tropas que ell Jap6n envi6 China,
exceptuando las que han sdo destinadas pro-
teger la legaci6n.
--Antes de aver embarcaron para t'ilpi-
mas ell general Adna r. Cbafie todas ias
fuerzas que prestaban seryco en- Ell lmperio,
menos de los $50 hombres que permane-
cen custodiando la legaci6n de los Estados
T1nidos en- Pekin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
EILIPlRAS

Dice ell general Nc Arthur que ,el briga-
dier filipino Caller, que Sc crefs sustituto de
Aguinsldo le ha hecho proposcones de rendi.
ci6n con todas sus fuerzas mediante sefialadas
gaFantias exigenclas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
ULTIMOS CABLES
EsTAuOS UMEDOS

En- Ia comarca de Elizabethonn han ocu-
rrido grandes crecientes, ocaSionando muchas
grandes p6rddas en- la agriculture otro;
intereses.
Los habitantes de Tennessee estan conster
nados ante e deSastre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
Juicios crales

Mahana tendra lugsr Ell iuiclo de la causs
seguida Isidro RoSn, por robo.
Tambien sera msfiana la vista del procaso
nstruido contra ell ilustrado doctor D. Adrian
Cueto. por supuesto delito de fslsedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
RRUSELAS

En- bruselas SO operado TN camblo cam
bio complete en- la opinion p1blica respecto
las simpatlas conque contaban los republica-
nos del sud de Africa.
Ha dsminufdo muchlsimo la estlma que
Sc dispensaba a los tboersS aunque no la han
ganado los ingleses,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
ITALIA

El rey Victor Manuel, de Italia, Sc ha sal
vado miIagrosamente de ser aplastado por III
elevator de palacio.
Ell soterano andaba distraido cuando s.
desprendi0 dicho elevator.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
SAN JUAN
POr tel6grafO.
SOBRE CHINA

Ell Consejo de ministries de Austria-Hun
grfa desea que SO resueva pronto, en- deinti-
va la indemnizaci6n que debe pagar ell impe-
rio chino a las potencias interventoras.
Pide que I6glaterra Estados Unidos st
hagan cargo del pago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
Arecibo, Mayo %.
Muioz Rivera. San Juan

N un0z Rivera, San Juan.
81 mueble que lie regalamos varios amigos
de Arecibo es humlde presente como obra MIA
pero compense su' humildad al cariho con que
se 10 dedicamos como testlmonio de gratitud
de nUestra consideration afecto inquebran-
tables.-aFernan6o Gonzalez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
Arecibo, Mayo 90.

Mu1oz Rivera-Sau Juan.
Varios amigos de Arecibo le obsequiamos
con una hermosa biblioteca debda la ha.ili-
dad bIen gusto de nuestro amigo conse-
euente correigionario Fernando Gonzalez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
MUNOZ RIVERA Y Ell PALS
MAN1FESTAOIONES RLOOUENTES
Adhesion y simpatlas

Areaibo, Mayo 90,
Palmer San Juan.
Sfrvase recoger dtimos telegramas remti-
dos hoy para Mnfioz Rivera y dele un abraao
en- nombre de bo.r-Riyera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
Russia

Ell Gear ha pasado reyista $4,000 solda-
dos, los que pronto partiran la frontera russo
oh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24

Leoncio Barreiro. .-Cirujsno-D DENTS.
ta.-calle de Ruiz Beyis Caguas Puerto
Rico'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
no MIEG0

Ell NeUs dice que los federales y toGo Ell
pueblo festejarfan al gobernador, Niego ESQ
rotundamente. En- la fiesta solo tomaron par
te los incondicionales decir otra cosa es in.
currir en- un grave error.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
MORGAM

Mr.. Morgan, ell rey del acero, celebr6 una
entrevista con Mr.. Loubet, presdente de la
repGblca francesa. lie hizo proposcones pa
ra la compra del canal de Panama. con dine
70 de propiedades americanas no del gobierno
americana. E capital frances devengaria in
tereses 81 Sc acuerda ell negocio.