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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-22

Improved Service 70 Michigan Sum
mer Resorts.
The floating palaces of the Detroit
and Cleveland Navigation company
are more beautiful than ever this sea.
SOM and have many added conven.
iences. The parlors and staterooms
are newly furnished, and travelling is
made delightful over this popular
route. Their service has been i'm.
proved and now make good connec.
tions with all railroads at each of theiH
ports Send &c stamp for illustrated
pamphlet. Address
A. A. Schantz, G. p. A.,
Detroit, Mich.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-22

PITTSBURG & WESTERN Il. r,
Union Depot, Market st.
Leave for the East
Chicago and New York vesti-
bule limited ............** $4,000 am
Warren, Youngstown, Pitts
burg .................. ...*'6:4O am
Warren, Youngstown, Pitts
burg ................. =. '1:1o pm
Pittsburg, Washington, Phil
adelphia, New York ....'*4:OS pm
Arrive from the East
Washington, Pittsburg. Cleve-
land, arrive G. 7. & V. Ry,
Howard ST. station. 49,. .**0:50 am
Pittsburg and Akron ...... .'11:53 am
Plttsburg, Akron and Chica-
go *+7:S5 pm
New York, Washington, Pitts
burg and Chicago ...... .*'11:03 pm
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-22
TANNERS
STORE We NEWS

We will be closed all day Wednes-
day, July Gath, on account Grocers'
Picnic. VIII be open Tuesday even
ing. We will have a nice line
of goods to offer you suitable for
this occasion.
Dried Beef, Boiled Ham, Finest
Sardines, Cheese, Olives, etc.
We are selling lots of these nice,
small Olives at l3c per pint. Have
you ever tried them?
Tel. No. 65.
PERRY Il. TANNER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-22
THE NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION
COMPANY.

n. %, .. DIVISIUu,
Waiting room, Hamilton building.
opposite Buchtel hotel.
Time card in effect May 6. 1901.
Cars for Cleveland, leave waiting
Dom at $40 am. $40 am. and every
half hour to TAO pm. and at $40 and
1890 pm.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-22

Use Democrat want column. Itpays
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-22
PLAN YOUR SUMMER OUTING
NOW.

Improved Service to Michigan Sum.
mer Resorts.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-21

Bette Ireys and Susie Negus.
Sixteen tables were attTachvely arp
ranged each for four guests with
snowy linen covers and set with silver
and crystal, and lighted by colored
wax tapers.
Exquisite pink roses and ferns were
presented to the ladies, and boutonni-
eres of white carnations TO the gentle
men, US they took their seatssat table'
After each of the ten courses the gen
tlemen progressed and later votes were
cast for the most entertaining young
woman and man present. Miss Carrie
Belle Negus and Mr.. Howard Hood
were the successful competitors and
received each q handsome prize.
OF all the delightful entert ailments
TO be counted in the social whirl or
1901. that of Miss Blanche Schwartz's
entertainment of the Elite Euchre
Club last Thursday afternoon, may
we'll be counted the paragon OF success.
AS the clock was Ginning the hour OF
three. the guests seated themselves at
lie dainty tables placed in the pretti-
ly decorated parl ors and began the fas-
,cinating game OF cards. At the close
Of the seventh ga me there we've four
for the first prize, but
when the eighth game was called, Miss
Salmon was the undfs pntedi victor, and
was presented WIS h a'beautifnl medal
lion. Miss Elkas was consoled with
hand some fern bowl, while Miss
Waschman became the envied posses
sor of the BOBBY.
After awarding the prizes the guests
repaired to the dinin groom, which
presented WIN 34 w i5i
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-21

bic Stout, of Mayersville, is
1lAIiss Mary Amanda Smith.
B. Robinson has gone with
Nn tospend a few weeks with
h Hunter, Miss.
||hp Oliver, who is ate nding
|hCOlumbus. arrived on Friday
|aiew weeks at home.
hgenia Campbell left on Mon
ssbride's maid at the mar
|Nlss Leila Priestly in Canton,
Afles Johnson and Mr.. Charles
lnge, who have been guests of
Mil Geo johnson, left q few
bEthsir home in Louisville.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-21


Ladies' day at the Elysian Club will
De changed this week from Tuesday to
Christmas day, upon which occasion
all those who wish to add a book TO the
cups library will have an opportunity
TO do So
Miss Mary N. Walker entertained de-
ilghtfully at euchre on Friday evening.
u honorof Miss Lola Belle FinlaV and
Miss Dickerson, of Little Rock. The
hostess, who Is one OF this season b
most Observation-Disclosures, was assist
ca III receiving by a number Of Young
friends, and gracefully presented the
prizes 10 Misses C0rnelia Sessions and
Ella Stone, and Messrs. h. Il. Bass,
Geo. Wheeler and L. Startling, Jr.. at
the end of the game, which had been
played at fifteen tables, n
Among the most pleasing affairs Of
the week was The Sans Souci Club en-
tertalnment given by Mrs. L. p.
Odeueal on Thursday afternoon Pro-
gressive euchre was played at nine Ia
Oles, which, after the game, were each
prettlly arranged with lace and en-
oroldery and graceful vase holding
pink carnations. The refreshments
were served iii five courses, tire Ices be-
ing tinted to match the center piece,
and the wreath OF hand painted carna-
tions and pink ribbons on the score
cards.
The club prizes were won by Mrs.
Geo. Alexander, who presented her
trophies TO Mrs Robinson, OF jackson,
and Mrs. 5. X. Geise, and the guests
prizes by Mrs. Geo. johnson and Mrs.
W.. A. Stone.
During these winter months when
Dame Nature has been forced TO trans
plant her towering world within doors,
these dainty blossoms, as though IN
gratitude, Of shelter and warmth. are
extending most bountiful helping
hand To the seasons entertainments.
anu at noue has been this more truly
the case than at the card party given
by Miss Bertna Fletcher to the We'd
nesday afternoon club. Violets We're
NhOoOh AOl VhC ONNuo dllO lllCJ
ed quite royalty throughout the after
nou but were tinaily carried OIL in
b,,b 4es by the guests.
--ireshmeuts were served in num-
Der Of courses and statueJtes presented
to Mrs. f. Enrich for the first prize,
and six lovely embroidered, handler
;hiefs 70 Mrs. Fass for the c3nsolatlon
WAS ~
The progressive tea given by Misses
Kate and Susie Ireys on Wednesday
may justly be clasSed among the most
successful entertainments that ever
occurred in this city. 1t was cleverly
planned and perfectly carried out. The
pretty home with its many lights and
festive decorations contrasJed brill
Iiantly with the bleak. cold evening.
and formed most inviting Mecca for
society's young men and women.
Mr.. Fl. r. Ireys and his daughters,
Misses Kate and Susie, were assisted in
by Dr. Junius Ireys and two
Of Greenville's future bellies, Misses
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-21

v -T- Illel7
Der brother, ljr J. d. Symthe.
Mrs. Marshall spencer, a HAMPTON
during this week.
,,a,,, collso,. n NAN orleans X fpend
tbe holidavs.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-21

Miss Aubrey Cowan, who is attending
school in Tennessee, was the guest OF
Miss Mary Thomas 7thissw week. while
en- route to visit her relatives in Vicks
burg.
Mr.. Grant Alexander came from Sc
vance on Friday to spend the winter
holiday in Greenville.
Miss Emma Hider is at home from
Columbus to remain until after new
years day.
Mrs. Ben johnson and little Miss
Maria Elise johnson left on Thursday
to spend Christmas with Col. and Mrs.
M. F. johnson in Vicksburg.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-21

The Hanukach festival was most in
terestingly celebrated in this city.
The celebration began with beauti.
full service on Sunday Dec. 18th, at the
Hebrew Temple, conducted by Mr.. N.
Goldstein and taken part In by the
Sunday School scholars, who were
trained by their teachers. Two at
tractive features of the exercises were
the prayer by little Miss Camille
Hirsch and n recitation by pretty
little Miss Selma Brill. k a
The decorations were of roses and
ferns and MANY symbolic wax candles
On last Sunday DR.. Abraham Brill,
of Helena, delivered an eloquent adj
dress at the Temple which was fol
lowed by a reception given by the Jew
ish Woman's League, and on Monday
evening the members of the Olympia
Club entertained the children at a
merry party, which was begun with a
beautiful two-act drama under the
skillful direction of Mrs Voemus. and a
grand march, each child being present.
ed an appropriate souvenir.
The Club members were assisted in
receiving by Mesdames Sol Brill. f.
Strauss, G, Livingston, Frankel, Mo-
zinski, Bermin, Lewey and Halter
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-21

Little Miss Adeline Harvey enter.
famed the Embroidery Club last week
at an enjoyable donkey party, which
I[esulted in the prises being captured
E6y Misses Annie Smith, Mary Belle
Crittenden, Mary Finch and Clara
Nelson
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-21

Mrs. L.V. Fort gave one of the mos,
Charming card parties of the season or
Tuesday morning; when she enter
tanned the Cinch Club and larg,
number of guests at her home on Shell
by street.
/ The Christmas holidays were pleas.
! ingly suggested in the beautiful decor
atlons of holly and crimson draperies
land in the dainty hand painted tally
cards tied with red ribbons.
Before the game began Mrs. Ever
man graciouslv served egg-nog from a
table prettily arranged in cut glass and
lace, and when the game was conclud-
ed five handsome prizes were presented
to Miss Mary Shackelford, Mrs. n. N.
Thomas, Mrs. w. A, Stone, Miss Maude
Wheeler and Miss Sarah Waller. and
a delicious luncheon served in courses.
Mrs. Fort was assisted in receiving
by her daughter. Mrs Robert Fort,
Miss Louise Hider and Miss Mary
Amanda Smith.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-21

Maj. and Mrs. j. e. Ncgus have is.
sued invitations to II reception to be
given on Saturday evening. December
18Th; the occasion being the celebra.
tlonl OF tue twenty.titth anniversary 81
their marriage.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-21
The Social WhirL.
Parties, Receptions, TEsaors, Etc.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT

~ Inc young girls Of the Presbyterian
ChuiIch gave donkey party on Wed.
Susie Negus. '''
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-21
s.Such sight as poets dream
EOn summers night by hahntea
Atream -

The festoons of ivy through which
many colored lights twinkled formed o
yeritable Forest OF Arden. A sumpt-
uous repast of five courses was served.
The cUlors green ard white were alike
carried out in decorations, prizes and
refreshments d1aH&
Mr.. william Percy came home on
Thursday from the. University OF the
South to spend the @inteEvqcatlon-
Miss Lady d. Shelton returned home
last week aftey spending few months
/ with friends in Memphis.
Mrs. Nelson arrived here on Mon
day from Bristol, Tenn, and expects TO-
leave in a few day for jackson, where
she will be the guest ofIsMrs. Longino.
during the remainder OF the holidays.
.nr,ji INV
Mrs. Shipman, OF Tampa, Florida.
is the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. p. Shelton.
Mrs. Robert Fort has returned from
visit to relatives In jackson.
Miss Gracia Walton is paying visit
to Mrs. Alex Henderson, near Green
wood.
Mrs. s. b. Wilson, of Vicksburg, ar
rived few days since with her TWO
little sons to spend Christmas week
with Mrs.lWJG. Yerger. X tse, 6os geg
7 y atl l,ffl .4 4
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-21

Mr.. william percy came home on
Thursday from theA University OF the
South to spend the @inte4 vacation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02
RUMoR

Per Sin Jasr - ore Ell runor De que
= ha .ntrod4cIdo M psrtiis De ssganos
cierfoz de Esecz de csfs del BrssIL
Este grsno se e1pende en los E-tAdoa
Joiios I seis dolzdrs qaintsl : s4Ef, ven
diE1doIo con srtifeioso ergs1o ccno =
fusra pro6ucto De = isis, c0nsegalrz7 s1s
tsne1orsz los precics de dIeeiocho Q vslote
I lars por e peso q7e nos slrve g o4se-
No ga-satissnos In primers Psft7 de
ests ezgecie; pz-o = trseuos es-ss co
lamnss e sezal de slerts J e1 blea d los
interezaz ga1srzls= de Paerto R1eo.
; resaltssa sxsesz a rePItIese por
dezgrscls II iUpoIt=eI5n, te1drfs1os dos
males: mo 81 trsaie qze = hae@ : los
flndcz del sssoro iosalsr 7 GIRO = eonpa
t7ocla Il II f-aso qas 10 pueda saP=rsr,
qae 10 saPerar4 isnzs > cafe 4aese pro
5a.e 81 q Psis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

Maestro colegs S9a Jss1rs }sscs trse
IN izicioso srsfcaIo sobre el nombrsnien- :
20 de iaeces manicip&les , conceislss que
est& proxino llsvsrse csbo por el
Gohernsdor.
Abcga el colega porque sc respects Ia
democr&tics leT de- lss nsyorfss. p1es
siendo los eoneeisles Y iasces m1aici Psles
nombrsdos Por lbre elecciou, deben ele-
Rirse personss scsE tlbles por sl Esyor
ramsro de ciGdadAnos s gaienes sstos van
4 servir. Asf, paes, en les pzeb!os donde
% dsnostr6 en lss elecciones Pxssdas qae
Ii nsyorfs de los ciGiaisnos son fsdsrs
les, dsbe rsspessrss In volantSd de estcs,
deEig1 sadczs para ssos cargos I persoazs
de rGestro PSrtldo que uersxcsa n COZ
h&sEs del PReole; el nismo Procediuisnto
debs adoptsrse En- los pusblos doude Pre-
doninsn los repabIiesnos.
Eso serfs 10 jzzto. Pero dexde que
Mr.. Allen so5is-aa e Puerto Rico, pxrs
GO eas Is js-stics1 IN EN- grado tsub:sa
H4wAii. Fs&se 10 osarrlio en- GzsyzRs
Anzlsiss, por irE 1scciss rgpz5+se2Eszs, ls<
slescio1es De Gasysns, do1ds obszviEos
In Rayorfs, el gobsrnsior inieis los non
brsnisnsos de o62io, GS.dolss = nsycrfs
Do los cones! slss J el slcAl ie n7sssros 81
ysrssrlos- slneuos-go, Eodo 81 mzndc
le cor=ss, iaclaso 81 gobsrnAdor, qas Gas
ys1s &c II p14blo enineatszs1se federal:
a7e todoz los q1e sllf tls1sz I1sererszez . Il
defender SCI faisrsles q2e el capital '
n irtsligs1ciS - 81 Gasysus federal; qas
los rsp1hlIescos solo czscsxu SIG eo1 tar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02
ALFONSO HENDEz DESlITUIDO
Un continental lie reempIaZa

Ayer ce=6 81 Al dsstino e telegr46stz
ds e.ts clzisd don i f31so Men1sz-rs-
pablicsno.
Motive: s. Ii9aidsrza 3 zoId25z Is
Fsbrero 81 sen3r As1deg, solo - e sstis
6eieron g diss, 5 10 gae este ID Ea5o
prestsr 81 col fornids1 i1t@Epo0ieEdo Il
protests; entonces q ief4gara del caargo
l. sep2r6 ds Il cargo
AQul - nos Prezsnt21 dos irregalsri
dzdes.
En- prinsr ternino. en Pasrto-Ric >,
e los Estadoz aides en todo. los psi
=ss del u71do, el enPlezdo 10 reeibs i
retribuci6n Dc a. sr2bsjo eono joins
sin6 por ns1sasLdadss; 7 q Petfodo &
II NEE ss eutisnde, psrz los ef=o.oz d.
psgo, tsl emo es4 detsrninsio q !
usdidS de- tempo.
E ssgur6C= e1 G sap7s<to lie zs
5o1 4 fo1so Aaadsx habi=rs dsio ga
si6n para 9qe - L Is1Ezss de 81 cargo, De
bio sastitafrsels eo1 osro p2sr.o-rti9z 9zs17,
mas 10 eo1 II co1ti-ezssl ccEo g were
resliSazdo Ct sodos lo= Pzss.oz e rasz-
sros cczP Pssrlotsa qzs v2csa-
Les P7srsorriq ss-szoz pzrso
1ss coz a. Z sisocis bsss3ntes Pzrs IS OF
ei.8z sslegr2612s, al czzzio z2bsl.ss :
slstszx Acrss s-ericzcc.
EIlss SCI lss 91e slses1 dsrscho : co7s
sEizlr s92sl orgs1iz1o da coaa1i.zeio1es;
por97e 10 dsz&s dsuc s.rsra zc2 zbsor-
9lo1 iszDia1s3s 5ezears1s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02
ObServaciOneS infructuOSaS

bas ds<ordenxdSs, que como nsda tlensI
Que perier Sc inponen = poblselo1 SCI
ssts; sine m5sTgo, Mr., Allen lie ertrsge
In sdniui. trzci6n de ess pueblo C =
prssertantes de essz taross, dzDdoles Is
nsyorfs en- 81 concsio : dezigns1do eur :
tro feiersles psrs que ocapen : nInoFls
Analsis Is election. 81 goberna3cr, SO
1Reriendo fsyorecer I les reP1b!iezncs, SD
sspsrarse sbiertameuts del caulno de l.
L tIcIa IN deoiio ncnbrsr e<os concs. al
De por nitsd, ncmb-aBdo aleslde 5 Per
sors nss respectable : hoD0r@b.e del Pos
bio.
Por ese hilo poismos sscar e. oEI-.e
&c 20 que ssrso esos EoDbrsuIentos de ( 1
elo e8 so1a Il isis-
En- easnso los !aeoss na0ieiPslss
sssz1os de seaerio ccn SZ7s .fstzsa 1sl,s &c
11s isbSrfA2 ezccgerss, sin te1er G. le1t
il isci5a 70 s 60, sntre los = : ms
sp.cs, ma hoBrsdos, mas rssPetzb.e< MS
Irtal.gectsz Y cspzc=s e = coU71l1ssl ]
7ues e.e es i z2ieo ao5o de sze ; rs
= cis estavisrs gsrsasIxads 81 lo1cs lcl
9aebios. Psro - ysrs 81 oolegs, como SIS
observasiones las n7sstrss sc Pierlen e
i Tscfo.
Mr.. Allen - ha ProPzesto azsg95e-
a1r contrs In opinion seuzsss de- Ezfs
oontra % qae represents Il osPital, 5 iLte
iyencis e ordens } SIS rzsoH@s tendrs
para clio. Dejsnos.es P7s=, hoelea7dos
son B .rbcss sas .1rb.s, qae 10 hay ua
4as dErz eieo s60s II ezerPo q7e 10 reziz
t.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02
De ToDAs PARTEs

Con OcsSl5a de- primer ca1-e1arl9
De- nzclm.elVo de A6--1e, - 6lPueSt8 2
euUerai0E C71l-LeTU0 d AleD9l-2 -
aua Sc erIJ4 u Eon1UeLIo a. gran es-
.ra11-,ic0 ; t4cEi1o alam :. aa]0 c1Ea d.
FeecIG1 - eley1 = eleEc--0 Is mas
atlas cIEas Is Il gloria EllILzT-
C0Srezr4n tIero uonuue1go tCdo=
Is 0EcIzIes, [11cl0l2El0S : eDr8e410>
del ej5rcI10 actI7o 7 Il as FeSaryas. d
jsn10 dos Gas de Sueldo.
= IlStal2T3 en :. patio principal d
los eiiaei0x ocup41os por q esEad0 M
y0r, en h1e1igSE l4Ez-
Fl pro- tct0 de- Do1um4n-0 = en-
cargo zl gran esulgoE Cp1ezas
-Ea Palermo, IgaIIss tUTo lG9aF IN
Ss1Sole zCeS0 entire P=El0ol tzS-
z acogado Salvatore / EaGo. Cleec-
tor de- perlolI-o huE0FLSClc0 PAPElL
1iE0 ma carIe7TEr1 1el selOr O1cl Ser
E1z. re1zcr0r 4. tlzrlo L o., cue este
colS--eE -ellEr41ra-
n heruz11 de- se1o- BerloZ 2pa-
Is6 an q Gale 81 SeLer Al1a1C = q nlsI9
Cdo1 BerlIcZ Ee1o 61eso 3 caFIeaEuEIs
Ea
Fl Sa10r Alamo IN aceE16 g desall3,
aIezznd0 Ios de-sCECs gerloilS1ic0s, :
e1cc1Er41d0.e en- BeFl0lE eE II lFznTl4
= deSceE raI3 II tlE0 Il Ter Oliver 1ue
= 6I1 e1 e cza-.1 nat nlo.1
FL zCQ-Gl0 Alamo e e1Ereg5 exq0E-
: = -s1#EseSz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02
A I)IKSTRU | SIlIRSIRO

<Oios quisra que 10 tengs qae FlFIr
recIafdo en- Is Gale 81 8 81 De los bsrrlos
mas pobres de Naeva YORK. como Ia otra
ysx
Al escribe e Pafs refrik1dose q
v;si- de 81 c5oora p~pst2a.
L tzl pareca a7a ea q red7eci6n d
eze psTiodicacho iguorsnte, con fgrorsocis
yergcnzo=s, 10 hsy rsdie que sePa to qas
{. Nasva Yo1k : % qas son las GALES .
y54
L. zons ries, oPulents, slegsnse, s7o-
tccs2 De a graz ela1sd, coniezzs en il
Gale K seEnina en Ia So
AtIf eztaa los slcszsrea usrEoreos ds
los reyes eontemporzneos: del rey de lss
vfas fgrress; del rey del petroleo; del reg
del trigc; del rey de II plata. ..-..--.
Aft los h-tsles giganteseos; 81 HGI
czo~f' -4st0r5a, e. Sagois, 81 Q1fiHta Arszst
IN, 81 PEaza.
Alf las c6sicin.s De Ics peri6dieos
colozzlez, Tie H@cd. Iae Sl1ss Tie 1i
5.0sz.
ALI los baEares nsgrffsoz en 47e
p7eden adgairirse desde lss Porcelansz de
Savres los tspices de GobelIEoa = los
" 50 del Jap6o, hszta las cone hzz del SIz
gsrz les aIb6rchigos de California
MoLoz Rivers, modesto, laborioso,
hiio del trsbsio, ira : los lsberintos Co
nereisles Dc N 5af@t8 = de Fe4 .Strest
C7a1do tzg sEtes; czs15o Ie mazda
ro1 los sgricaItorez, eascdo Ie e-FI6 q
psrtTio, - hosped6 COT Aariz1o AbrII g
e Ps9za Hgts<, aeo de los priz=roz dEI
Eac1o, porg1e sra 1eeezsrIo resPo-1er ; =
repre.er<selen del pats pzsrtorri3 zs[o.
NJ e prsocups1 Icz rsPzbLIes-oz-
Do1is 9aIers q1s FaFz 81 D110 : l.
ES7EEs4, Iaehsrz Par a. pstrlz = dsz-
ecuzsesrsra Z lcs uercackEsz I Ioz j
daz-
Bsio Il scubrfo esPzx
p1eien escccdsr q f3s,
3 srbess, ess eoCtz1zx,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

deoretads que Ios condens 1 L. PenA de
m1erte como antores de II dellto de 70
no con ocssi6n del caal resalt5 honI
eiaio con Iss circanstancIas .Fanres
gene - de pr msditaci6D, r--Fosfs J
desDoblsdo; Il de caatro de pTesl1io Per
.unersi6n de Ia nave Ia de dieciselz
por dsterci6n Illegal
Sc hsn registrado tres easoa Dc
maermo en- Ia Habsn2- Una 1unta De
fscnIt.tivos asia Il eLfermedsd cen dis
posiclones oporsanas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02
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