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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-06
NEW RAILROAD.
Montana viii Build q New Line to
Coal Fietds.

Coal Fisids.
Great Falls, Mont, June 6.--The or
gAnixation Of the Montana 4 Great
Northern Railroad company. articles
OF Incorporation Of which were fled
today. confirms the rumors that the
Great Northern has acquired control
OF the Crows Nest Pass coal fields.
across the line. and the vast timber In
terests OF the northwestern part Of
this state. James N. Hill, T. T. Saw
yer and NJ. ID. Grover. OF Minnesota.
and, @. T. Gross and !. Parker veazy,
'of Montana, are the incorporators OF
the new road. The road IL to run from
Jennings. Montana. to the Crows Nest
country.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-06
Storm In Ohio.

Ripley, Ohio, June 5.-A terrific
rain storm, accompanied by heavy
wind, visited this section last night,
doing great damage 70 property, and
probably causing the loss Of number
of lives. John Hiett, Of Hiett post.
Office. is supposed to be lost.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-06
The Strike In Over.

And there will be plenty Of Goa
from now on at the Clarkville yards
No 31S south First street. Send ol
phone orders. Colorado phone, No
4; Automatic, No. 266.
j. 8. BEAVEN.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-06

Deputy Sheriff Placido Salazar re,
ports to The Citizen that he arrested
at Chilli Juan Lobato, charged with
horse stealing, and lodged his man In
the county jail.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-06
Cnvote Snrinda Hotel.

have opened good hotel at Coy
ote springs, and will serve first class
meals. Rooms neat and clean. For
further information address or call
upon Mrs. H. w. Moore.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Market quotations and review fur.
nished by w. p. Metcalf, No. 6 Crom'
well block, received over the private
wire Of r. q. Logan:
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-06
KILLED AND EATEN!
CannibaIs Massacre a
Sea Expedition.
Provincial Government Being
Established In Philippines.
New Railroad to be Built In State Of
Montana.
SUICIDE or ENGLISH SURGEON.

Berlin, June 6.-The Tagelblatt
prints a special correspondence from
New Guinea containing a full account
OF the massacre Of the FIRST German
South Sea expedition on the cannibal
island OF st. Matthias. They were all
killed and eaten, save DR.. Heinroth.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-06

Organising Provincial Governments.
Manila, June 6.--Commissioners
Taft, Wright and Ide are at Cavite to-
day. establishing provincial govern
ments. They were formally welcomed
by Col George Godrell and local dig
nitaries. Judge Taft spoke, outlining
the commissions provincial plans.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-06

Read our ad. Rosenwald Bros.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-04
The Mining Situation.

A statement of the local mining sit
uation made by n prominent mining
taan, fully acquainted with the San
Iuan. was about as follows
This is not poor mans country
Most everything of a speculative char
acter has been eliminated from the
mining proposition in San Juan coun-
-. 1t has taken an expenditure of
millions of dollars to bring about the
present conditions. The history of
the development of the mines that
low command the attention of the
mining world because of their actual
demonstrated values--and in this con
nection we might specify the Silver
Lake properties the Iowa and Tiger.
he Hercules mines and tunnels, the
Sold King and the yside-prove
that by judiclous selection and the
expenditure of capital the great ore
veins of San Juan county are the
equals in productive values OF any
mining section of the state. or a7y
other part of the world. There was
a time. not very long ago, when this
could not be said, but 1t is demon
itrated truth today by actual tonnage
In sight of known values. aseeItaine
by the most approved methods o. rli1
ug experts. The investors desiring
@ put their money In mining of Il
safe and reliable character have but
to put their expert on the ground
and the information Is theirs, already
paid for, to reliably determine where
mines from prospects can be secured
)f as great productive values as any
II the properties named. This latter
act is gradually becoming known on
he outside and is causing talk in min
ing circles everywhere. and leadinn
20 a revival of mining in the San
Juan that is likely to surpass all rec.
lrds In her past history.The owners
If prospects, however, should know.
{ they are not already in possession
If the knowledge. that no speculative
: boom" values will sell their proper
les, and they must stand strictly on
heir merits In the light Of revela-
ions and broad experience OF the
pgst. Money alone. and that in sums
designated in four. FIVE and six fig
ues. will make mines in this sec
ion
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-04

| were also the southern girls to be
considered, and Mr.. Liverman sigbs
tenderly even now when he thinks of
| them. for even In his youth he was i
beau
Il used to go In and sit down and
eat all I wanted to- said he. "The
women made pet OF me and used
to help me all they could. Then
used to have lots OF f,in with the lit
tic girls all along the route. They
liked me too"
When Mr.. Liverman was not enter.
tained in some of the southern homes
and did not eat in camp. he often
shared the lunches of Generals Grant
AID Sherman.
Many and many a time haze
eaten sandwiches out of the same bas-
ket with those generals said he.
Il knew General Grant very well and
admired him greatly considered
him even greater than Napoleon, and
| believe had he been in Napoleon's
place he would not have lost the bat
tie of Waterloo There may have
been other generals who could move
their men around with greater STRAIT
egy. but there were no fighters such
as Grant.
After Vicksburg | went home on
a furlough and when returned /
was assigned as department clerk.
| served all through the war and
fought with the rest but it's all over
now. It's the blue and the gray You
remember that song, THE Blue and
the Cray" It's beautiful thing
and expresses everything so well.
Like that line, One lies down in
Chickamauga, many miles away, and
the other is buried at Appomattox
1t tells the whole story of how we
are reunited"
After the war was over Mr.. Liver
man went back to his home and COM
pleted his education, taking up law as
a profession. He came to Colorado
in 1877 and practiced law in Gunni-
son. For about twelve years he was
manager of the Silverton railroad.
For the last two years Mr.. Liverman
has been cashier of the Denver post
office, from which position he recent
y resigned to attend to his private
affairs. Mr. Liverman will go to the
san Juan country soon to look after
his mining interests. His family will
continue to reside in Denver,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-04
pneumonia Can be Prevented.

This disease always results from Il
old or an attack OF the grip and may
;e prevented by the timely use of
lhamberlain's Cough Remedy. That
emedy was extensively used during
he epidemic of La Grippe OF the past
'ew years, and not a single case has
cover or that resulted In pneumonia.
@hich shows 1t to be certain pre-
tentative for that disease. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy has gained
/ world Wide reputation for its cures
of colds and grip. For sale by ]. L..
Parsons, Druggist.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-04

When In Pennington have your
cam fed at Aliens Grand livery sta
Die. west end of town. Timothy and
,ats always on hand Fine livery.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-04

II you want ton or carload OF Port.
n or Hesperus coal. notify the Duran.
20 Transfer Co. Prompt delivery and
correct weights.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-04

A car load OF heating stoves and
ranges just received at Chapman's
They go at right prices.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-04

The City Barber shop. under Colo
ado State bank, runs three chairs.
fou don't have to wait.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-08-10

ing of the City Council, and now here
accepts said employment, and assents to
the terms and provisions of this ordin-
ance, as, III all things, creating, fixing,
and providing for his employment, com
sation, and duties, in the premises, this
Ordinance shall be deemed the contract
of employment, etc, Of said Wells, in
the premises, and no further or other
contract be necessary;
Section S.-That all ordinances, or
parts thereof, III anywise in conflict
with this Ordinance, be. and the same
are now repealed;
Section 9.-That this Ordinance take
effect and be i'll full force, from and af-
ter its passage
Adopted III open session of the City
Council. by a unanimous vote, this the
31St day Of December, \ d 1900.
Attest: Approved:
G. MARTINEZ. THOMAS CARSON
Secretary Mayor
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-08-10

whom paid, the year for which
paid, all of the property upon
which paid, and the exact amounts IN
money, and city warrants, or scrip. =
respectively, so paid by each person,
describing any such city warrants, or
scrip" by their date of issuance. TO
whom issued, for what purpose issued,
the warrant, or 'scrip, number. their
date of registration, and their registra-
ton number; and it shall be the duty of
thetax collector and the treasurer. re-
spectiyely, and they and each of them,
shall, on or before the first day Of each
current calendar month thereafter, in
writing, make and file with the secret
airy Of this city, full descriptive report
as hereinbefore mentioned, of the said
delinquent tax accounts, to be kept by
them, Of any and all such delinquent
taxes paid to, or coming into their
hands, respectively, during said current
calendar month last past. And said
Wells shall, also, IN all things, keep
such full descriptive account, of any
and all such delinquent taxes. so collect
ed or received by him, from any source,
and shall, upon receiving any such said
tax, pay the the same TO the city tax
collector, taking his Official receipt there
for;
Section THAT inasmuch as said
Wells is now here present, at this meet
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-08-10
HEALTH AMMUM|T TON.
You Want the Best.

Your Physician aims to
put all his knowledge, eX-
perience and skill into the
prescription he writes. 1t is
an order for a combination
of remedies which your case
requires. He cannot rely on
the result unless the ingre-
dents are pure and reliable
and properly compounded.
Be fair to your doctor and
to yourself by bringing your
prescriptions here. They'll
be compounded only by reg
istered pharmacists, who are
aided by the largest stock Of
drugs i'll this part of the
State, everything Of the fin
est quality that money can
buy OF experience select.
D. 1. PUTEGNAT. Manager
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-11
Es
DEPAEnA AMENT0 DE EDUCAOION
CIR cULAR

Los examenes daran principle ell 13 de Ju-
nio, las en- punto de la maiiana. FL examen
en- cada materia durara dos horas al fin de los
cuales los cuadernos seran recogidos por los
encargados de atender al eXamen. Estos en-
tregaran a los aspirantes las preguntas de las
asignaturas de que van ser examinados un
ibro en- blanco para contestarlas por escrito.
Con ell fin de que todos los aspirantes pue-
dan prepararse debidamente en- condolences
favorables ell Departamento de Instruction ha
enviado los inspectores un nGmero de libros
que tratan de las materias obieto del examen.
Estos libros estaran la disposition de las per-
sonas que quieran prepararse. Fl examen Sc
basara principalmente en- ell contenido de es-
tos ibros, pudendo asi los aspirantes hacer su
preparation sin gastos de mayor importancia.
Hoy dia ell Departamento de instruction
no puede gastar nj emplear todo su presupues
to en- las eScuelas pGblicas de esta 1sla por no
contar con su6ciente n1mero de maestros ap-
tos para ell desempeho de las pazas que hay
vacantes. El Departsmento de Instruction
tiene ell prop6sito de abrir 200 escuelas adicio-
males Ell pr6ximo aho y con este objeto la le-
gisatura, en- sus Gltimas sesiones, sehal6 una
amplia partida en- ell presupuesto. Asi es que
los j6yenes sehoritas que Sc preparen debi-
damente para la ensefiaza cuyo examen sea
aprobado, al mismo tempo que obtengan su
certifcado conseguiran Immediate empleo en-
las escuelas de la sla.
No hay ningdn pals en- ell mundo en- donde
el maestro de aptitudes tenga tanta segurldad
de oolocarse como la tiene hoy en- Puerto Ri
co. En- los Estados Unidos existen millares
de maestros, aptos para ensehar en- cualquier
parte, esperanda ser colocados. y no pueden
conseguirlo por ser mayor ell ndmero de eIos
que ell de las escuelas abiertas 10 contraro
acontece en- Puerto Rico, en- donde Sc deja
sentir la necesidad de una Normal, la que
puedan concurrir aquelos j6venes que tengan
vocac6n por ell magisterio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-11
The paper with largest circulation in the island
Este per6dico es eL de mas circulation en- Ia isIa
IA BNIGRAC|OI Al HAWAII
Desdichas De los emigrantes
La DEMOCRACIA aconseja no emigrar

Del BoLET1N MERCANTI1 tomamos un sue-
to tristismo, que el coega, su vez, reprodu-
ce del gran diario neoyorkno THE WORLD.
Dl ice asf
<Otra expedition de puertoriquefios cruz6
how Dor aquf para las islas Hawaii en- cuyos
ingenios trabajaran.
La constituian dos trenes abarrotados con
865 seres humanos los mas miserables y am
brientos que han sido despachados para Ha-
wall Algunos habian muerto durante ell via
lie otros estaban agonizando cuando ell tren
dej6 El Paso.
Todos estaban en- la mas ahctiva situa-
ci6n. Cast todos tenfan disenteria algunos
sucumbieron de esta enfermedad en- ell CANT
no.
Los cadaveres de dos nifos fueron entire
gados un enterrador en- cuanto Sc detuvo ell
tren. Habian muerto entire esta estaci6n
Valentine los cadaveres fueron envueltos
iuntos en- una pequef1a frazada. Otros siete
cadaveres de pelsonas mayores fueron entire
gados para enterrarlos en- las estaciones del
transito.
Con la expedition van treinta y dos sir
vlentes, entire cocineros camareros, dos agen-
tes de la compahia a7ucarera que la contrata,
dos medicos y un pOrtero por cada wagon.
Aquella masa humana iba hacinada en- 25 wa
cones despidiendo un hedor indescriptible.
Cuando ell tren Sc detuvo aquf unos minu-
los los infelices quisieron bajar un momento
respirar e aire libre; pero los guardias que
estaban en- espera no les permitieron descen-
der de la plataforma,
Comp6nese la expedition de personas de
Ambos sexos de to1as edades hombres, mu-
jeres nihos, incluyendo madres con criatu-
ras de pecho todos van juntos oprimidos
como animaes enjaulados.
Esos desdchados son trasportados legfti-
mamente, ,pues han frmado contratos para ira
bajar en- las plantaciones de azdcar de Hawaii
para donde Sc embarcaran en- Santa Moca,1
LA DEMecRAc1A We con profundo asombro
I'm hecho terrible: pesar de las ragones con
que Sc Combate la emigration; pesar de las
desdtchas nmensas que caen sobre los emil
GRANTEES, el movimiento emigratario continua y
los infelces campeslnos dejan sus mfseras ca
baiias van por millares morir bordo de
los vapores, DoNDE Sc LES ALINfENTA CON CAL
DO DE BATATAs, 8 a bordo de los trenes, donde
Sc les ehiaula como feras del bosque. 6Es
que no hay aImas caritativas que lean los que
intenten oontrdtIrsc nuestros articuos, llenos
de verdades espantosas2 GEs que e grito de la
prensa no sube la montaha en- que Sc recuta
esa carne para Ia muerteP
En- el primer artfculo que insertamos hace
ocho meses, recomendabamos q nuestros lecto-
res que propagasen aquellas advertencias, que
Sc opusiesen asi al 6xodo que iba inicisndo su
obra fatal. Y, sin embargo, pocos dfas des-
pues sali6 de Ponce un barco BLANQUERo con
su carga de hombres palidos, que no volveran
nunca q respirar ell ambiente de su patria, y
Que sucumbiran bajo ell sol del Pacffco en- rs
fatigas de una labor mezquinamente pagada Y
en- las vicisitudes de un destierro en- que no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-11
LA MUTUAL RESERVE

El sefor don Euseblo Castillo hs publIca-
do en- LAS NovEDADEs, de New York, ell avso
que reproducimos. Es impQrtante para los
centes de la MUTUAL RESERVE.
A los tenedores de p6lizas de la Mutual Reser-
We Fund Life Association.
Muy sefiores mios
81 objeto de la presente es informar u.s.
tedes que con fecha del corriente he demiti-
do mis- cargos de Director General del Depar-
tamento Hispano-Americano Espado, Fran
c6s, 1taliano y Portuguese en- los Estados Uni
dos de la Mutual Reserve Fund Life Associa-
tion, (La Reserva Mutual, asf como collector
de la misma, con efecto desde 10 de abril pro-
ximo.
he leido una communication, de fecha 0 del
corriente, dirigida por ell secratario de la an
tedicha Association loe tenedores de p6lizas
en- Cuba Puerto Rico, por cuya lectura pu-
diera deducirse que la Asocacion, no yo, es
la que ha decidido mi cesaci6n en- los citados
cargos, como esa creencia seria equivocada,
creo pertnente ell lnformar ustedes de los
hechos tai como han ocurrido.
Tambien opino que les eS conveniente
mantengan ustedes Sls p6lizas vigentes, ha.
ciendo los pagos de los premios en- tempo
oportuno, bien drectamente la Association &
al nuevo collector, que por consecuencia de,mi
renuncla, ha nomorado la Association para los
miembros del Departments Hispano-Ameri
cano, hasta tanto que, bien por entrevista per.
sonal, que snticipo tener en- IN corto piazo
con cada uno de los miembros de mi Departa.
mento, por carta que dirigire z los sefores
que no pueds yer en- mi proxima vista, pueds
dar ustedes datos informes con los cuales
podrsn ustedes determinar acertadamente 81
les es conveniente no continuar con Ia 20
liza que en- Ia actualidad tienen de esta Aso
ciaci6n, sustituirls por las nuevas de Ia misma
8 por las de alguns otra eompaiia de SECURE.
Mi nueva direction, y donde p1ede d.
riglrse mi correspondence, desde ell s5 del CO.
rriente, es 722 Lexington Avenue, New York
City.
Hasta ls vista Sc desplde de ustedes alto
S. S. Q. S. N. B.,
Mario, 10 De 1901
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-11
CoRREO ARGENTINE

Sc sabe que ell gobierno pedira al Congre-
so que autorice al Presidente Mac Kinley
elegir entire Ell canal de Nicaragua y ell de Pa
mama.
Varios miembros de la comisi6n de rela-
clones esteriores del Senado opinan que, aun
en- ell case de que ell Congreso dera al Presi-
dente esa facutad, convendria que ell gobier.
no nvitase al ministro de Colombia someter-
lie un memorandum con las condolences de Co.
lombia para la adqusici6n de la ruta de Pa.
mama.
Hace algunos dfas, los mi listros de Mica
ragua de Costa Rica salleron de Washing
ton para sus paises respectivos, con ell prop0-
slto de regresar en- breve con instrueciones de.
fnitivas de sus gobiernos, referentes al canal
de Ia primera de estas repGblicas.
Los dos diplomaticos citados, desean viva.
mente que ell gobierno de la Union Sc declda
ell favor del canal de Nicaragua ell gobierno
de Colombia Sc vera obligado hacer ofertas
mas yentaj josas los Estados- Unidos, ST ouere
que ell canal inter-oceanico pase por su terri.
torio.
Sc cree generalmente que el Congreso vo.
tara Ia abrogacion del tratado Clayton Bulwer
que diAculta la lbertad de accion de los Esta4
dos Unidos en- 81 istmo centroamericano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-11

puede pensarse sin hondfsima smargura. 81
NADIA logra la propaganda dque medios emplear
para que Sc detenga la corriente morttferaP
Els al gobierno que corresponds nutrir con
un gran empr6stito la circulation monetarfa
fin de que Sc cobuste2can las fuentes del ira
bajo leguen apurar sus aguas los pobres
jfbaros que va no tienen cafetaes en- que ga
mar ell pan cuotidiano. Els al gobierno que to-
ca la responsabiidad inmensa de la proscrip-
ci6n que Sc precipitan hombres, muieres Y
niios, que preferan aventurarse 10 descono
cdo, va que en- sus campos Sc mueren de
hambre y de tristeza. FL goberno Sc cruza
de brazos y los buques siguen legando nues-
tras costas y recoglendo su mercancia hu-
MANA
Nosotros aconselamos nuestros compa.
triotas QUE NO EM1GREN, 81, pesar de
su prop6sito de permanecer en- su TERRA cul-
tivarla y fecundarla, la necesdad les obliga
salir en- busca de mejor suerte, que vayan
Cuba, Venezuela, Santo Domingo, esos
palses hermanos, que puebla la msma raza,
que hablan el mIsmo idioma que retrlbuyen
horgamente el trabaio, que brin1an a los fuer-
tes los activos mas halagtef1o porvenir y
desde los cnales Sc PUEDE VOLVER Des-
de el HAWAII no Sc vuelve jamas. Ir al HAWAII
es admitir y cumplir uua sentencia de destie.
rro perpetuo.
Ponce, d Aguadilla, las alturas de San
Sebastian Lares, las planicies de Guayani-
lla Yauco dirigimos este llamamiento A los
hombres de coraz6n apelamos, para que advier-
tan sus convecinos ESQ que describe The
WORLD aquello que escribi6 The EVENING
PosT y que reprodujo LA DEMoCRACIAi que los
puertorrique1os Sc enferman en- los vapores y
Sc asfxan en- los trenes; que ell china del HA-
wAI1 es mas ingrato que ell de Puerto Rico;
que ALA Sc usa una lengua que los emigrantes
no entenderan nunca; que la competencia en-
ell traba 10 es grande; que Ia fatiga es fuerte;
que con una complesi6n raquftca an6mica
no Sc resiste sin morlr tantas angustlas " por
dltimo, que del HAWAII NO Sc VUELVE.
Parece mentira 10 que ocurre q nuestras
classes inferlores. Es I'm fen6meno extrafio
que solo Sc explica por leyes sociol6gicas COM
plejas; de lin lado los fermentos de una heren-
cia que nos consttuye en- sub-raz4 inerte SUI
misa de otro lado la pesadumbre de una edu-
cacl6n servi que nos hace buenos para sopor-
tar ell despotismo Parece mentira 10 que ocu-
rre nuestras cases inferiores. Sienten ell
miedo de la guardia CIVIL de la guardia insu.
lar de la carcel, de la iusticia 80. de la
injusticia. Y no sienteu ell horror de su des d.
tierro en- que 10 plerden TODD de una yez: la
familia, 81 hogar, Ia patria.
Lo repetlmos 81 han de saIlr de Puerto
Rico los puertorriq que salgan hacia los
paises latinos. Que no vayan ser tributaries,
a ser esclavos, en- una TERRA por complete ex.
trafa entire gentes que les despreclan les
oprmen. America es grande generosa. 6Pa-
ra que buscar ell refugio de la inhospitalaria Y
candente oceanfaP Op6ngase el pueblo seria-
mente, la emigraci6n 'vencida por la propa-
ganda, no cOntinuara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-11
PENSAMIENTOS

De todas las cosss que Dios hizo, ell cora
a6n humane es la que despide mas luz pero
tambi6n mas sombra
-El alma no Sc entrega sla desesperaei6n,
sno despues de haber agotado todas sus ilu-
clones.
La tranquilidad del hombre es espantosa
cuondo llega q la frlaldad de Ia estatns
-Todas las pasiones que no proceden del
corsz6n, Sc disipan mecitando.
Para los que quieren hacsr dafio, es bas-
tante castigo ell que solo iniundan lastlma.
Los dos funcionsrios del Estado son Ia
nodriza Ell maestro de eseuela.
-Todos los crfmenes del hombre empie3an
en- Ia vagancia del mucbacho.
--El niho vagabundo es q eolofario del
miro igncrnrie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-11
BARCELoNETA

Mayo de 1901.
Sr. Director de LA DEMocRAoIA.
Caguas.
Me permito molestar su atenci6n supliean-
dole Sc digne dar cabida en- su iustrado perIo-
dico q las siguientes lineas
Que hasta la fecha he venido mlltapdo en-
ell partido republicsno y no querendo 6gurar
mas en- nlngdn partldo politico me separo de
81, quedando desde luego en- acttud indepen-
diente.
Doy I'd, las mas expreslvas gracias y
queda de I'd. atento VS. 5.
lose Perez Rivera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-11

Mi espfritu, que tr6mulo palplta
AL contemplar la luz que lie ilumina.
Es que ha bajado de mi hogar al nIdo
81 angel de mis- suefios de ventura,
Y ante su debil cuna que ha mecido,
MI esplritu ha sentido
La inefable explosion de la ternrra.
Y como has sido t6 la mensajera
Oh hermosa primavera
De esta dicha sin par y fiel testigo,
Con gratitud y con ell alma enters,
Primavera gentil, 20 to bendigo.
E, Benitez Oastafo.
Carolina, Mario 81 de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-11

N anuel Roman, comerciante. Frutos
W del pafs y provisiones. Pavfa 2,
Arecibo, Pnertp Rico.