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The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
To MonOpoIize Attention of House
This week.

1DbS week.
Washington. Jan. 27.-The week in the
House is likely to be monopolized by APP
propriations bills. Seven of the fourteen
general appropriation bills have already
passed the House, namely the legislative,
executive and judicial, pensions, military
academy, Indian, naval. river and harbor
and District of Columbia bills. Three
Others, the postofice, agricultural and
fortlications bills, have been reported to
the House, and the remaining four, the
army, consular and diplomatic, sundry
civil and general deficiency are still IN
the committees having them in charge.
The three reported to the House, and the
consular and diplomatic, which is practi-
cally completed. probably will be disposed
OF during the week. Wha tever time re-
mains will be occupied with the bill to
promote the efficiency of the revenue cut-
Ter service which has been made continu-
ing special order, not however, to inter-
fere with appropriation bills. The post
Office appropriation bill is likely to be
made the occasion of debate All the
questions raised by the report to
the joint postal committee are
likely to be dragged into the arena An
EFFORT undoubtedly will be made to con-
tinue the arprorr atoms fer pneumatic
tube service which were eliminated from
the bill and there probably viii be the
usual fight on the appropriations for
special mail facilities. 1t may be that in
the course of the week a spec al rule will
ne brought in for the consideration of
one Of the gold bills reported by the
coinage, weights and measures, and
banking and currency committees, both
oil which are struggling for precedence
IN connection with this legislation. But
the committee on Rules, TO which the
committees appealed yesterday has not
yet come to any conclusion and the gold
nlFs place in the weeks programme re-
mains problematical.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28
DUBLIN's PUBLIC SCHOOL.
difficulty In Getting a Temporary
school Building.

Dublin, Ga, Jan. 27.--The board Of
education is having a hard time in Sc
curing quarters in which to continue the
spring term of the Dublin public school.
on the morning after the fire several
large halls in the business section Of the
city were secured, but those occupying
adjoining offices objected and they had to
be given up. The members of the Bap-
list Church then rendered the use OF their
building. but later discovered that the
church was located on property decided
for religious pu~po es orly and that II
the terms Of the deed were violated the
property reverted to the heirs of the
maker of the deed. OF couse the church
congregation were released from their
tender of the church. but last night at a
meeting the members voted to stand by
their tender not believing that the prov
visions OF the deed would be violated by
temporary use as a school. The hoard OF
education Is indeavorlng to arrange not
70 use the church under the circumstan-
ces. however.
The members Of the City Council deny
thai the raise Of taxes on billiard tables
A 81 600 each was IN the nature of an at
tack on the proprietor % the only billiard
SELDOM here and state that the tax would
have been fixed a. this am7unt matters
not who would have been the proprietor.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28

Statistics of Attendance ana Salaries
Paid to Teachers.

Paid to Teachers.
Tallahassee. Fla, Jan. T.-The report
OF Hon. william NJ. sheats, state super
Intendent. IL now In the hands of the
state printer. When published itN viii
show the following interesting facts re-
Iatlve to school matters for 1900:
Children enrollea--Whi'e. males. 1929;
females, 32,s.S Negro males. 197l5; fe-
males, 22osl. Total whites enrell.d, GOT;
negroes. 4l,7S7; grond total, 1913 ST. Per
cent. OF school population enrol ed:
whites, u; negroes, 81; both races, g..
Average daily attendance: White
males, 10, 1872; females. 1924. Total VIII ties.
4e.2s7: total negroes, 2S7S6; grand total.
1908.
The percentage of enrolment in attend
ance was 60 for both races.
Aggregate number OF days schooling
given. For whites. 4.920liA; negroes, b
663. ia; total. 75sS.SSo.
Average length OF school term For
white schools, IS days; negro schools, 81
days; both races. 80 days.
Average number OF days schooling given
for every child from 10 q years old;
Whites, So; negroes. 80; both races. A.
Result of uniform examinations for
teachers: Total number OF applicants J.
go7 OF which 80 whites, and 1892 negroes
failed to pass Certificates to teach wero
issued as follows:
First grade, whites, 2ls; negroes. %.
Second grade, whites, 40; negroes. 125.
Third grade, whites, 337; negroes. 2i2.
Salaries were paid as follows:
TO white males sl5G.523.23: females.
s264s26.sl. Negro males. s0,S2S.27, females
$50 aA7 a. Total S52g b1G.Og The hioheet
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28
A TEXAS WONDER.


One small bottle OF Halls Great Dis
covery cures all kidney ana bladder trou-
DIES. removes gravel, cures diabetes. sem
inal emissions. weak and lame backs.
rheumatism and all irregularities of the
kidney and bladder in both men and wo-
men, regulates b.aduer troubles in cml-
dren. Ii not sold by your druggist wili
be sent by mail on receipt OF 81. One sinai
bottle is two months treatment, and Will
cure any case above mentioned. DR.. h.
w. Hall. sole manufacturer p. o. RoN
62s, ST. Louis. Mo. Send for testimonials.
Sold By all druggists and Solomons Co.,
savannah, Ga.
Read This.
Dothen. Ala. July 49,. 1899.
Or. e. w. Hall, ST. Louis, Mor-~Dear
Sir: We have been selling your Texas
Wonder, Halls Great Discovery, for two
wears and recommend 1t to any one suf-
fcring with any Kidney trouble as being
the best remedy we ever Sold Yours
truly, J. r. YOUNG.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28
Immediate Government Ala Asked.

New York, Jan. T.-President Rouse Of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,
has telegraphed Presiden, Mckinley and
also Gen. Miles. that immediate govern
ment military aid be sent 10 protect the
company's tracks In the disaffected In.
dian country. This Is based on advices
from the United states Marshal. Bennett.
through Vice President Alien OF the road
blooded Indians attempting 10 destroy
tracks and bridges Of the railroad In that
locality
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28
cnIedonian society Attends at Tenn
pie Israel.


st. Louis, Jan. N.-Memoria services
In honor Of Queen Victoria were held in
several St. Louis churches to-day. BY
a special invitation the CALIFORNIAN So
elety attended the services at Temple Is
rael, where Rabbi Leon Harrison spoke
In eulosy Of che departed monarchs char
acter. Referring to the influence which
Victoria's personal character had in
strengthening the bonds Of sympathy be-
tween the British and American nations
no said:
For us In republican America. the
Queen has been sunk In the woman: or,
rather, transfigured and given a hui
man rank beyond and above the accident
of royal station. We Americans are not
lovers of kings and queens. But despite
this well founded prejudice of a sover-
eign people, the tribute OF unstinted ad-
miration has been yielded by all OF us
to this fine life, to this luminous example,
TO this heart OF gold; and clasping hands
with our old motherland. America, too.
stands with bowed head beside this bier,
a sharer In the universal grief"
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28
STRUCK UY TWO SEAS.
french Liner Comes Into Port the
Worse for Wear

New York, Jan. s7.-The French liner
l'1'aseogne arrived to-day with two Of
~" '' lfeboats smashed. the rails on her
BOARD Guar er tw sted and broken and
CIV. w Storage passengers not yet re-
ba,tl'gu from the light occasioned by the
risc s the ship received from two ter
rbo s'as In lie early I'm the yagc.
NJ sa'oon Passengers suffered a moment
rne,,,tlof that will cause them to re-
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28
IN WASHINGTON PULPITs.
queen VictOria's Life, Reign and
Death the Theme.

washington, Jan. 27.-Queen victora's
me- reign and death formed the theme
IN many Washington pulplts to-day, while
IN most of the local churches, of all de-
nominations. fitting reference was made
10 the demise of the ruler OF the British
empire
Al Epiphany Church an elaborate SER
wee was celebrated at II o'clock in me-
nor Lord Pauncefote, the British
ambassador. and family and attaches at
tended the service.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28
DIED OF HEART DISEASE.
'"psr on Body OF Boxer Crane
shows ThFs

'ambr'dgc, Mass. Jan. 1.-THE autopsv
yt"' poay OF Curtis J.. Crane. who d ed
c.. boxing with hls c'ostst friend,
,eT Otso r. Ainsworth. at Harvard Uni
ron yel terday. shows that Crane led
tsEe eaft aisease. The police decided 10
''Ne no further action.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28

Guthrie, Oklahoma. Jan. 27.-Reports
received here at the United States mar
shals Office to-day say that the home OF
John Barram, a ranchman living sixteen
miles east OF Bristow, /. r., was burned
BY a band Of thirty drunken and belIlger-
ent Snake indians last night. The re-
port cannot be confirmed.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28
HARRY p. WILSON DEAD.
Passed Away This Morning After
Months OF Illness.

Mr.. II. p. Wilson died at his home on
Charlton street at $3.50 o'clock this morn
ing from contuu PIT n. Mr.. wilson had
only recently returned from Colorado
where he went In vain hope Of recuperat-
ing his health. He had been a clerk at
the Plant System for several years and
YVES well and favorabiy known here.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28
DUCHESS or MANcnEsTER ILL.
Has Diptheria with Complications.
Father Photographed Tor.

Chicago, Jan. GA dispatch 70 the
Times-Herald from Cincinnati, says:
Eugene Zimmerman tonight received .
telegram from San Francisco, stating
that his daughter, the Duchess Of Man
chester, was very m there with dlph-
iberia. and complications. Mr.. thinner
man said that he would start tomorrow
for the bedside Of the Duchess
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28
TWO BOYS DROWNED.
Ice Gives way Beneath Brooklyn
skaters.

New York, Jan. 27.-sixty skaters, in
Guiding many women and children. broke
through the ice on large pend back
OF Evergreen Cemetery. Brooklyn. to-, az
and in the wild 8 ruggle for life two boys
were drowned. The Ice over the &c ter
of the pond suddenly sank and the whole
crowd was panic stricken.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28
nOWIE'S CASHIER MISSING.
"eiieVed to Have Been kidnapped or
Held I'm by RobberS

ohicaso, Jan. 27.-Arthur r. Barnard,
ee'ief OF Zion City Bank. the private
financial institution established by John
'ieN powie, four years ago. disappeared
saturday His father. Mr. Dowie and
T'hers believe he has been kidnapped and
neiu Tor ransom The police think 1t
boo probable that young Barnard has
irt Gm held up by robbers, and possibly
Injured SERIOUSLY if not fatally
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28

pittsheld Mass. Jan. T.-Robert 8.
rosburg. who Is under arrest upon the
charge OF granddaughter In causing the
death Of HE sister viii probably be re-
leased on bail tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28

Paris. Jam 2S.-DlHpatches from the
northern coast show that there was a
heavy gale over the channel and that
two small boats were lost
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28
CnocTAw CHIEF sTRLEY.
Refuses to Come to Town for Con-
ference with Authorities.

South McAlester. I. T.. Jan. Hs-Daniel
Bell, whom the Choctaws last week put
up as their chief after summarily depos-
ing Gov. Duke, has refused to come to
town for a conference with the federal
authorities and Marshal Grady and Chief
Of Police Ellis will tomorrow go into the
country and try to persuade Bell to aid
In the efforts to suppress the uprising.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28

London. Jan. G--Another death from
the plague has occurred among the mem
beers OF the crew Of the British steamer
Eriary.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28

shsmokin. Pa. Jan. T.-Isaac May, ST..
n pioneer and millionaire retired coal
operator, died to-day, aged 81 years.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28
FOUNDERS DAY Al HAMPTON.
Rev. DIR. Parkhurst Pays a High
Tribute 20 Gen. Armstrong.

Tribute 10 Gen. Armstrong.
Newport News Va. Jan. 27.-Founders
day was celebrated at the Hampton Nor
NAL and Agricultural Institute to-day. The
address of the occasion was delivered by
the lev. Charles II. Parkhurt NJ New
York, who paid high tribute to the char
acter Of the late Gen. G. s. Armstrong,
founder of the institution. Bishop Mac
Vickar Of Rhode Isand. and Robert Ug-
den, Of New York, members OF the board
of directors. were present.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28

River Report.--The hight of the savan-
nah river at Augusta, at a. IN. Goth me-
ridian time) yesterday, was 104 feet, a
fall of OF foot during the preceding TWEEN
ty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment
of time at all stations, Jan. u, 1901, s
p. m, 18TH meridian time.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28
IN ST. LOUIS CHURCHES.

Duvel county: female, $50, one in Duval
county.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Monday and Tuesday
Georgia.: Fair Monaay; northwesterly
winds, increasing to brisk and high. with
probably gales on the coast. Tuesday
fair
Eastern Florida: Fair Monday; west
to northwest winds increasing to br SIX
and high with probably gales on the coast.
Tuesday fair.
Western Florida: Fair Monday; north
westerly winds. Increasing to brisk and
possibly high. Tuesday fair
South Caro- ina: &c erely ia + Mon
day; northwesterly winds, increas ing to
brisk and high, with probably gales on
the coast. Tuesday fair.
Yesterdays Weather at savannah
Maximum temperature l2:l5pm. 80 degrees
Minimum temperature midnight 45 degre es
Mean temperature ,.........,.... 50 degrees
Normal .............t.s.......,. III lnches
Deficiency OF temperature 80. / degree
Accumulated excess since
Jan, | .......4...s.A.s..ss.... 81 degrees
falnfAH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 lnCneS
Normal ............-...........44 444 IL inches
Deficiency since Jan. l ......,... IL inches
River Report.--The hight of the Savan-
nah river al Augusta, at a. IN. Goth me-
N
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-28

ii. u. Boyer,
Local Forecast Official.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28

HMueblas de todas clases.-Margarida
a Ca, San francisco 4A.-A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
Las minas del mundo

Las altimas producciones de las minas del
mundo de que dan cuensa las estadfssieas on :.
eiales son: 6es. $50 472 toDsladas dc hula !;
roo 600 de plomo 442 900 de cobrs; All 600 de
.insi II 5ss de estano; $4,000 900 de hierro
s 9O5. 900 kt6gramos de plata 44e 900 de orc.
Los Estados Uoidos alcanzaron ell Q. timo sno
nor ,andimiantos de mineraies 8. $50 600 900 de
fr.ncas. Tnglatarra, /, ,925. 900 600; Alemania,
! ss5 coo 600; Russia, 75o 900 Francia.
exc ooo 600 !: Transvaal 425 900 600; Bssgica,
sOO. .OO0. 900 !; Austria, 255. 900, 600 J MEXICO,
1l3 oo0 600. Ds las cifras que acusan as ex
.rs.cIonas do hierro v carbon de piedra perte-
nscsn los Bssados Unidos II 600 ooo de tone
isdss del prtmsrc 1919 57,797 del ssgnndo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
J. Y la panacea de la vida ?

La cieneia m6dica que tanta guerra hacs
81 cafe como hebida nociva La saiud, sin en-
barge cue dentro de ella miema So eneuensran
eabios contradictoras que proclaman e bfeba-
10 delicloso t6nico, las trae emrrsndidas tam
bien con el te porqua la tesaa, dice es IN veae-
no muy activo, ssta consenida en- sse pro :
aucto en- la proportion de seis por ciento, has-
tsndo diez gramos de sss sustancis para poner
Ia vida en- peIigro
Busno, pero, como un consuelo para los
aHeionados, debe sabsrse que, en- una libra de
tA SO eontienan los disz mortasss gramos oe
aouei vensne.
De susrts que despu6s de pnbicados tan
horripilantss datos, los bsbedorss dc to dsoen
ser elasiAcados en- ell orden de los suioidas.
adelansa Ia eisncia de curar con sus des-
cubrimien ntos, pero sin cncontrar Ia panaesa
de Ia vida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28

A sus dias de gtandszas

Conc los agoreros de ambos sexos SO han
Paeslo de mcda en- estos hltimos tiempos, no
lay cue confar mucho en- las prediccfone es de
anto pttontso, pero en- fn bueno IS deiar
antados los augurios de cada uno de ellos pa
u YER luego oufen merece ell tituIo7de tai.
Ahora viene en turEo ia dana francssa
LAY Fondevelles cuyos anincios son:
Da Ia guerra anglo boer, despues de sos
aiafse largo tiempo, resuItarA ell triunfo de
sfaion Ia Independents de los que Data
5 in por ella.
R1sia Italia tsndrAn un brilants por-
EssnNIr, pero en- 10 1ltima amenasarsn peligros
AaRsyi
Alemania SO vera prssa de muchas revo-
q lclones
Turqula reducir& sus dominios al Asia
lsshor 1nglaterra tam bien se reducfrA en- te-
Hsofio en- metklico.
Sspans, despues de dies sios mas de
snsi 81 pusde resistirlos, volvera sus pros
d ''0' henpos de mayor grandesa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
d IA CONFlANZA

d liz iugar sl que nunoa jug6. cualquier NAL
psnsamiento que jamas se tuvo dan oil traste
son la ndelidad ID confanza merecda.
Ei aho de noventa dos sntr6 el 6mni-
bus que va de la Magdalena Ia Bastilla, en-
Paris, un caballero muy elegants, de aspeeto
nuy tranquilo, y 4 los pocos minutes de echar
o andaP oil Omnibus, saco IN revolver la en-
prendi6 tiros con todos los visjeros, IA atando
dos hiriendo tres. La sujetaron le
prendisron, resnlt6 ser un rsntfsta pssfhco,
conocido por bnsn caracter, fncapaz oe ha-
ear dafio nadis. No estsba loco, no 10 sstuvo
mas Que nn moDento, deeiar0 con tods leal-
tad que sin saber por que, y habisndo com-
prado un revolver por encargo de IN amigo De
provincias, Sc 10 eeurrio de pronto Ia Idea de
M altar todos los que fban en- el eoche que 10
senssa mucho Pero los muertos no resucitaron.
La eonfianza en- las personas es 10 rismo one
s crAdito an sl eOmsrcio. HI eomereiants que
ha pagado exactamente sns letras durante
seorfa. 5Pero si al sfio vsintcnco SO lie ocu-
rrs do pronto tirer por la vsntana TODD sl df-
nero que tiene GAIA?
Tiene conhanza ea su m jer ei marfdo sal !
viven diez amos en- paz OVERWHELMINGLY Id
virtud de In sef1ors 90 indiscutiole. 7 an oias
sin sober por que, nos dioen los peri6dicos que
Ia de desaparecido, se IA lido al sextrantero
con un eoronel de esballeria.
monstruosidodes que dfstiDguen 81 hom6re de
los animales, q1e son metodicos hacen las
mismas eosas en- las mismas epocas oel sno;
sin en- mhargo, hay perros loeos eaoaios loeosi
al narro 2 sl caballo son los modelos de la f.
delidaa.
No podamos farnos De nadie sssa 50 Ia
t1ists deduction que cada nno de nososros Ia
CO al hablar de 10 suceeido In sonora que
Aantaa simuatfas euenta en- Ia sociedad madr-
lefa va 10 dfjo Arderfus CON aquella eomfca
hlosoffa que habfa adquirido ca las iuchas de
Ia vida xPara no ser robado en- los negocios
de teatro, pondrks en- Ia taquiilA en- csoa
puerta una persona de ia famiiia.s
ahadla
II les registrars los holsillos cada dos ho-
rasi1
Eusebio Blaseo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
QUE Sc REALIZE

ss dice que oil gobierno tiene en- estudio
IN buen proyecto, que de reaiizarlos serA do
eonveniencia ntilidad general.
Trata de adquirir por compra los solares
que ocupan lG parroqnfa de San Francisco =
IL Capiia del mismo Santo, psrtsnecientes
Ia Orden Tercera Franciseana. Dichoe soia-
res unidos al que ocupe ell ex-cuartel de San
Francisco, iunao los rsferidos temples. for
marAn IN vastfsimo solar
En- ese solar Sc levantarA ediicio de
tres pisos, al estlo moderno. En- la panta
bsia Sc instalaran todas las ofcfnas de Correos
Telsgrafos, con Ia hoigura que reclaman tan
importantes ramos de servicios phblicos.
En- el segundo pfso. las ofcinas de 1nzga-
dos municipaies, Dspartamentos de Educa-
cion, Tesorerfa Interior el Tribunal de Dis
trfto.
En- ell tercer piso, ell Tribunal Supreme
la Corte de Circufto, todos sus anexos.
En- la parte principal de este pisc, ocu-
pando Ia fachada con vista Ia plaza, SO dice
90 instalar4n las Camaras legslativas, y en- al
piso bajo, en- igual posci6n, ell salon de sesfo-
nes del Conseio Ejscutivo.
81 proyecso abarca grandes mejoras para
centres importantes de administration 60
bierno, esas ohcinas serAn decoradas con
gusto comfort.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28

Ncsso de Ia sefiora Puigcsrvsr IS prasta
ftristss Tsfexicnes. SEn qufen Sc puece de-
,,,sar eonfsnza compietaP La respuesta Sc
|, ocurre eualquiera
I'm nadel
Es muy trlsss tener que psnsar asf; pero
usntas el ser humane estA sujeto 4 impulsio-
rss misteriosas que 10 cam bisn su modo de ser
% un inssants, no podemos farnos de 81.
Una ss1ora bondsdosa, amable, e&rifioss
nara sus ssrvldorss, como la ssposa del ex NIL
r,tro de Hacienda; IN eriado que lIeva doce
,ss en- la casa Y no hkSdedo nunca indicios
Ia csrscter sangninarlo. La sefiora en- uno
IA ssos nom msntos san freeuentss en- ell gobier-
10 dc una casa, lie reprende de modo brueco,
vs ssrvldor fdelislno assnto & 10 vida de su
uHora, declarando incontinsnti qus no sabe 10
que ha hecho.
Esia pusde suesdar todos los dias; sueeds
con mas frscusneia de 10 que parece.
Rseu5rdsse aqusl srimen tnsxplicabls que
sisrr6 Paris haze muahss sfios 6gura On
los llbros de causas c6lsbrss.
Uaa ninsra de dieeioeho afos, buenfsima,
lncsrlhada con 81 niho de cuasro amos que te-
nia 81 cuidado, subfa lentamente la escalera
issu easa, eantando, con ell nif1o en- brazos
Allsgar Al eRarto piso, VIC alberta In ventana
que daba lus 81 rsllano, SO asomS, miro hacia
Absio arroj6 al niho del euarto piso 81 patio
1eamando en- segutda 81 Dios mlo, que he
hseheI-Y SO sntreg6 inmediatamsnte, asegu-
raRdo que saba 10 que 10 habfa pasado.
SSulon pusus AcsPonuok uo - misAios
sHsy una locura instantAnes, pasajera, que
nos mpulfa en- un seguado dejar de ser 10
que somos convsrtlrnos en- hsras? Luego no
mposibls confar en- las,personas.
nj refrAn 10 dice. Lo que no suceds en-
uR Ego sueeje en- una hora. Lo que conde-
nsmos en los dsmEs pueds oeurrfrsenos sim So
Der pOr que en- oil momento mas inssperado.
Cada afo 50 registrar cisntos de easos an
d m1nde comereial europeo, de cajeros que
assapsrecen con los fondos que estan bsjo 81
clGtodia.
La mayor parte de las veces el csjero In.
sel suele ser nm hombre que llsvaba veinte,
Eenta snos en- Ia casa de banca. Una mu-
iaF que 10 trastorna oil juicic. una idea shbits
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
PENSAMIENTOS

IA In Hbertad de imprenta-el galardon
las preciado-del gobierno que Ia alienta.
Los pueblos que NO saben elegir sus gooier-
nos sufren las consecuencias de 81 propia oora.
El gobernante que sostiens escuslas no
nesesita de sspusas para sorreR en- OIL campo
del progreso.
81 Ia proersaci6n ca ley fundamental de
nm creador, las eriaturas que SO encierran en-
perpAtuo eelibato, sin excusar formas, son
mn graye deIito ante el Tribunal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
del DIR. Van Ness.

Ei nj nero 1 902, qae corresponds al nns'
70 affo. sumando sus cifras signifcativsR, da
doce, que es md tiplo de TRES, que da TRES
sumando ans guarismos.
Divfdiendo 902 por TRES, cfrecs este CO.
ciente 634 cuyos guarsmos sumSn 15, sea
nm uno al lado de un TRES. Ademas, en- el re :
ferIdo cocfente hay TRES en- sito de prefs-
Yeneia, como 10 es ell centro.
EI reshmen: el predominio del TRES ee
jndiscutibIs en- el ano / ,9O2. Y los TRES Es-
oasdos seguirAn siendo la marca predilscta de
las personals que Sc pracien de saber fumar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
FL acorazado "IIIinois

Este nuevo grande acofazado de Ia ma
rina de guerra de los Estados Unidos, Heso
hace diss Nueva Orleans con grandes des-
perfectos en- Ia maquina.
Seg6n autorizadas opiniones de los inge.
nieros necanicos es tan defectuosa la cons
trucci6n de Ia m6quina del buque norteameri-
cano. que Sc 7tacs necesario llevarlo los asti-
lleros de New Port News, Virginias d0nde Sc
conssruy6 para ponerls una nueva mAquina.