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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19
REVEALS TO CLOSE.
Final Service VIII be Held at
Auditorium Sunday.

The evengelistic services conducted
by Messrs- Potter and Bilhorn Of Chi
cago viii close on Sunday night These
meetings have been of great interest
and have had the largest results of any
meetings of a similar character that
have been held in Topeka for years.
Over 700 names have been received by
the committee In charge Of the cards
signed by those who thus expressed
their desire to begin a Christian life
The meetings commenced as a revival
under the auspices of the Methodist
church but after the first week the Min
isterial union of the city met and it was
decided that all the churches of the city
should unite
The meetings for Sunday have been
planned with view to making this day
one OF the greatest in the history of the
Topeka churches
All the churches will hold their reg
ular services in the morning as usual
In the afternoon two special services
will be held, one for men and the other
for women.
The service for men will be held at
the First Presbyterian church and will
be addressed by p. p. Bilhorn of Chi
cagO. He has taken a most interesting
subject for his address, From the
Stage to the Pulpit" This address has to
DO with Mr. Bilhorn's own experience.
He was converted while singing on a
music hall stage in Chicago. His ex-
perience since then has been most event
fui and it is expected that the Presby-
terian church will hardly hold the men
who want to hear him tell of it.
The meeting for women will be held at
the First Congregational church It will
be addressed by Mr.. Potter, who will
preach a special sermon to ladies' Mr.
Tracy has been secured to lead the sing
ing and it will be meeting of unusual
interest.
The great meeting of the day will be
the mass meeting to be held at the Aud
itorium in the evening. Special arrange
ments have been made for this meeting
and as it viii be the closing service OF
the revival 1t viii undoubtedly be one
Of the most remarkable meetings ever
held in Topeka's history Mr.. Potter
Will preach on THE Joy of Rescue
Wherever he has preached this
sermon it has been accompanied with
great results and it has been greatly
used in helping men and women to come
to a decision concerning their Christian
life. Mr.. Bilhorn viii sing some of his
best selections and he will be assisted
by choir of over two hundred voices.
All the churches Of the city viii unite
in this service, and when the Auditorium
is full the doors will be closed so as to
avoid the overcrowding of last >Sweek
which caused considerable disturbance
The Auditorium seats but 1000 people
and it will be we'll for those expecting
to obtain seats to get there in good
time
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19
HOTTEST COON IN DIXIE.
Company Shown Touch Of Strenuous
Life in Dodge City.

Dodge city. Jan. 19.-"The Hottest
Coon in Dixie" showed Sheriff Hale a
hot time Thursday night. Their 4d-
vance agent had contracted with the
Dodge house for entertainment. but the
company preferred the Edison restaurant
and the Dodge house people undertook
to collect the bill for meals prepared
for the company by seizing their bag
gage
This was resisted by the company. and
then the internal revenue collector de-
manded their license during the per-
Torrance. The hottest and toughest
coon in Dixie blurred and evaded until
Messrs. Hale. Bell and Rhodes forced
an entrance to the stage against the
united Efforts Of the company. who
threa tened them with raz0rs and revol-
vers but finally surrendered, paid the
revenue tax. compromised with the hotel
and got out Of town. Two Of the fol-
lovers. who are suspected OF q recent
hold-up. we're Jailed. however. on the
charge Of resisting odicera
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$500 REWARD
To Be Offered For Each One Of
the LeaYenWOrth Lynchers.

Seattle, Wash. Jan. 19.-The Seattle
branch Of the international Council Of
the World an organization OF colored
citizens has decided to offer a reward
of $500 for the apprehension and con-
viction Of each and every person impli-
Gated in the death by violence Of Fred
Alexander. at Leavenworth. Kas.. on
Thursday night Copies of the .resolu-
tions passed at the meeting viii be for
warded to the governor OF Kansas, the
sheriff of LeayenwOrth county, and the
chief Of police OF LeavenWorth. The
other councils throughout the country
are asked to cooperate in the work.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19

IMPORTANT NEWS AND FEATURES.

PAGE
/ Today's London Cable Letter.
Kansan Tours the World For Seeds
Paterson Men Found Guilty.
Queen victoria's Illness Acknowledged
$1,000 for Pat Grove. Dead or Alive.
$500 Reward for Leavenworth Lynchers
C. W. Kouns Receives Promotion
Revival Meetings Close at Auditorium
Sporting news.
Railroad News
Dun's Review OF the week.
Kansas News.
Church Announcements.
Late Telegraph ana Local News.
8 Social and Personal.
snap Shots at Home news.
Topeka Gets Bust Of James Lane.
Professionalism Ends at Washburn.
S North Topeka News
Kansas Papers on Kansas Exposition
Members of Bar to Hold Convention.
- Kansas State Printing Remunerative. &
Markets
Wants and Miscellaneous Ads.
8 The Twentieth Kansas Receive Medals
Legislative snap Shots.
Topeka Society.
news summary of the Week.
10 MIL Girl Inhertts s4. 900. 900.
John Lee is Assistant Illinois Attorney
Comic opera Singer Likes Topeka
II Theatrical News.
Rupert Of Hentzau'' at the Crawford.
Current Dramatic Gossip.
womans Idea Of Reform
IL Editorial
Book Notes.
IS Woman's Page.
Topeka D. A R. Get Pawnee PARK.
The Bride and Her Trousseau.
Hints For the Table-Menus.
"a Cosby Letter From Paris.
Repousse Work In Decorating.
Pretty Theater Bodice.
Is Kansas Pioneer Saw Lincoln shot.
A Buddhist Returns to America
Lafayette Relics offered For sale.
1s Short Story. REQ.
wonderful Granite Cutting Lathe.
Humor of the Day.
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HE DIDN'T VOTE.
Commander Rassieur Says Denver
People Are Mistaken.

St Louis. Jan. 19.-Judge Leo Ras-
sieur, conmander-in-chief Of the G. A.
r. who has just returned from Wash
i-gton, where he went on business of the
order, resents the statement from Den
yer that he is chiefly to blame because
the next national encampment was not
awarded TO that city. To the Denver
assertion that at the recent meeting
of the executive committee the COM
rnander worked against their city, he
replies that he was entirely neutral and
did not even vote on the question.
Denver has not given up hope of
securing the encampment, and will
have a strong delegation present at the
meeting Of the executive committee here
next Monday Washington. Cleveland
and Pittsburg are also trying to get the
encampment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19
DEAD Or ALIVE.
Omaha's City Council VIII Pay
So, 900 For Groves Body.

Chicago. Jan ia special to the
Record from Omaha. Neb.. says: At a
secret meeting Of the city council last
evening it was decided to offer a re-
ward Of 5000 for Pat Grove. dead or
alive. irrespective OF the suspicion that
ne may have been concerned in the
Cudahy kidnapping. The conditions make
no reference to any particular crime.
This makes a total of $4,000 on Groves
head
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19
WI IN ST. LOUIS.
Chinese Minister to Address the Com
mereiaI Club.

St Louis, Jan. 1s.-Wu Ting Fang. the
Chinese minister. is stopping at the
Planters hotel as the guest Of the Com
merciaI club. He reached here last
night from Washington and tonight will
be the guest of honor at a banquet to
be given by the Commercial club before
which he viii deliver an address on com
mercial relations with China.
Today under escort of 4 committee,
the Chinese minister visited points Of
interest in ST. Louis and was enter
tanned at a luncheon given at the Uni
versity club in his honor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19

Mahaslxa, Kas., Jan. 19-G. III. Cooks
store was broken into last night and the
large Office safe was blown open. III re-
quiring three blasts. The robbers se-
cured from $40 to SEQ. The store win
dows were blown out and the whole
store left a complete wreck. There is
no clev Of the robbers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19
at s o'clock this evening by way
Flushing.
CRUISER TO MEET THEM.

CRUISER TO MEET THEM.
London. Jan. 19--The British second
class cruiser Minerva, having a speed of
over 20 knots, leaves Portsmouth at .
o'clock tonight to intercept the vessel
bringing Emperor William and the
Duke OF Connaught from Flushing and
take them to Osborne.
AT urgent telegram has been sent 70
the Duke of Cambridge, recalling HIM
from Paris.
WALES TO BE REGENT.
Cowles, Isle of Wight-There was no
change in her majesty's condition at $50
p. m.
According to local understanding and
report, the Prince of Wales comes to
Osborne with the object of practically
assuming the regency. He viii take over
the powers of signing state documents
and is expected to return TO London, the
center OF state business until his re-
turn here is necessitated by the possible
course of events
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19

for increased pension for Vim. K. Gray
son and W H Ransom. Mr. Calder
head, Of the invalid pension committee,
reported these bills yesterday and now
they are on the private calendar.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19
Weather Indicationa

Chicago. Jan. 19-Forecast for kan
sas. Fair tonight and Sunday south
erly winds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19

Senator Harris Of Kansas introduced
a bin amending the civil service laws so
that preference will be given to civil
war veterans in appointments, reten-
ton and promotion provided they pos
sess business capacity necessary for the
proper discharge of the duties of the
Offices or employments-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19

Congr essman Reeder and family have
changed their place of residence to 211
Maryland avenue. northeast. Congress-
man Miller and family have recently re-
moved to the st. Louis. a new hotel just
opened.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19

endar and is patiently awaiting its turn
to be taken up.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19

Congressman Bailey left for Kansas
with the grip
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19

Washington Post. Judge Calderhead
Of Kansas is back in the city. com
placent over the outcome of the sena-
tOrial fight in his state 1t was rumored
that the judge had fed to Kansas for
the purpose OF erecting a lightning rod,
and with the hope that he might be
given a seat in the senate in exchange
for the one he has in the house. Some
statements were circulated commented
Judge Calderhead yesterday, that I was
antagonistic to Mr.. Burton Such is not
the case. ] did not wish to participate
in the senatorial fight to the extent of
standing in the way of the two leading
candidates. Mr.. Burton comes from
my congressional district. He will make
a good senator, and am glad that he is
to be elected
Mrs. Isabel Worre1 Ball, at the install
lation of officers OF the Potomac Wo-
mans Relief corps, was inducted into
the Office of president. This corps is
the department for the District of
Columbia. Mrs. Ball has been the ma
tionaI and local department secretary
Of patriotic instruction Of the organiza-
tion for the past several years.
Every day the closer it comes to the
close of this congress it seems more
evident there VIII be an extraordinary
session called.
L WILLIAM THAVIS
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Congressman Bowersock is WORKING
hard to get an act passed 10 Give fbe,
Kansas state university S20. coo damages
due the owners of the old Free state
hotel at Lawrence. which institution is
now us beneficiary BY virtue Of an as
EiEnment or transfer OF original claim
1he bill has good place on the cal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19

Berlin Jan. 19.-Ennperor William and
the Duke OF Connaught with their suites
left Berlin by special train for EnsEla nd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-03
La prenSa americana
yPuertO-RicO
(Del Nelu York Tines.

En- realidad es una lastma que ell gober-
nador Allen no pueJa encontrar un modelo
sobre ell cual pudiera formar un gobierno para
Puerto Rico Sus Recommendations sobre un
sistema administrative como ell que observan
los franceses, daneses ingleses americanos,
son las mas desalentadoras para los que han
tenido oportunidad de observar los trabajos
resutados del plan que 81 recomienda Con
seguridaG que la presente deplorsble condl-
ci0n economical de casi todas las pequefas an
tllas no es debido eltterGmellte a la manera que
han sido gobernadas, pero sabemos que sus CO.
biernos son culpables hasta certos puntOs, de
tai condicl6n, sin duda, no han evtado la
gran miserIa, destituci6n amargo desconten-
to por ambici6n de comerciar prosperar en-
todo Ell archipelago.
Ha sido probado por I'm gran escrltor en-
una de sus ilustraciones que cada una de estas
islas tenia que mantener mas o6ciales re-
preseutantes de la autoridad Que 10 Que en-
realidad necesitaba, y peor que todo STEM.
pre- fueron gobernados por hombres que So
faban con un h0gdr miles de milas de
dlstancia, que consideration su empleo CO.
mo una mera expatriacion, cuyo 6n sguaria-
ban con inquietud vefan con j1bo Noso-
tros debiamos iar q los puertorriquefios ago
mas agradable que ESQ, con respecto a la
ssangre frescaS (fresh bloody y al empnis y
energfa anglo-sai6n, que propone Mr.. Allen,
algunos tai veE cream que este senior no la he
cho un estudio complete de los efectos de un
clIma tropical sobre los nativos de paises frios
81 promedio (duer1ge) de los del Norte dismi-
nuye mas su Sempuje y energtaS despues de IN
afiO de estancia en- las Islas, parecen apreciar
la hamaca en- la sombra, con largos tragos de
ron su lado, tsnto mas que los nattvos. FL
Gobernador Allen debfs probar otra vez mas y
darnns al rasuitado de ma mRdura cOnsiderA.
ci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-03

nos decara incapacitados para ser hombres H.
bres ciudadanos, los cabegramas que rese-
nan, con tonos exagerados, la recepci6a dis
pensada al viajero del <May FlOwer1 con mott
vo de su regreso Puerto Rico!...
Y es que ALI Sc desconoce la clase de
gente que rodea Mr.. Allen; es que allf SO ig-
! nora quienes fueron los que le ovacionaron
mansion ejecutlva en- contacto con las turbas
que cometeron los atropellos de Septiembre y
destrozaron la imprenta del DjdrtO.
La mentra Official Sc impone, Sc propaga y
prospera.'
quedan en- la penumbra, Sc despoja de
Specification E importancia, los elementos
que en- ell terruhO representa- la intelgencia,
"a ilustraci6n, e capital, ell prestigio.
En cambio media docena de ciudadados,
| azas completeness plegadizos, representa-
fuera de nosotros ell espfritu y las aspiracicaes
! de este pueblo desventurado, en- que todo Sc
subvierte.
Y los nten0S aparecen los mas.
Dlstanciado ell goberno del partido fede
raj que representa- ell 6rden, permaneci6 impa-
chile ante los desmanes tropelfas del popula-
cho; adquirl6 este alas va NADIA respeta, NADIA
lie contiene nj lie sirve de freno
Caen las autordades ba ell golpe alevoso
y brutal de la plebe levantisca, insubordinada;
aver era vfctima de una aggression el acalde de
Lares hoy nos comunca el telegrafo ell aten-
tado de que ha sido Vi TINA ell alcalde de Cayey,
personalldadeS ambas prestigiosfslmas, dguas
y reSpetables.
En- estos otros datos por el estilo Sc funda
acknowledgements ell gobernador Mr. Allen para
decr asentar que los puertorriqueios no me-
recemos slno un gobierno colonial, y que debe-
mos ser esclavos no hombres liDres
81 eS este cierto son responsablcs, en- pri-
i,,o mis- dor u SuH
aumerosa del pafs, las clases que traba1an y
producen, que poseen la ilustraci6n y la rique-
"a, para dar en- cambio preponderancia los
menos, los services los traidores a la liber-
tad q la patria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-03
DECLARAC|ONES GRAVES
Mr., Allen y Puerto Rico
PuertoRco solo es digno de un gobierno colonial.
Los puertorriquenos deben ser sdbditos en- vez
de cudadanos; esCIavos, en- Iugar de hombres
ibres- Los responsabes.

En- tanto los incondicionales de nuevo Gu
no, los que Sc agrupan aIrededor del Gobierno
yle apoyan sostienen en- su larga serie de
errores y desaciertos, ganosos de recabar al
guna que otra ventaja para sus panlaguados y
amigos, festejaban Ell regreso de Mr. Allen, a
fin de halagarle conservar su favor, en- los
peri6dlcos oe la Union aparecfan ciertas de-
claracones de nuestro gobernante, en- que air.
ma sostiene que los puertorriqueios solo me-.
recen un goblerno colonial pues no son aptos
para la ciudadanfa, deben ser consderados
como s1bdtos esclayos, pero no como hon.
bres libres.
aquf precsa distinguir.
81 este Sc refere los puertorriquehos que
rodean Mr. Allen disfrutan de su confanza
y de sus mercedes, mientras sucumbe ell pals
bajo la crisis tremenda que le agobia 81 este
Sc re 6ere & los Sectarios del servilismo que
contrituyen nuestrA total anulacion y sacri-
ficen "a patti, on araS de sus intereseS nriva-
dos, de sus cohveuioncits particularns. triSte,
pero forzoso es confesar que Mr.. Allen tiene
raz6n sobrada.
No merecen ser hombres libreS los que
asf traicionan y venden los principles de-
mocraticos de que tanto aardean en- arti-
culos y discursos los Que centralizan el po.
der y ssestan ell golpe de muerte q la auto
mia, llevados por el afan de'lisoniear al Go
bierno; los que coocan la dgnidad del terru'
no bajo los pies del imperiAllSmo los que
mientras sucum g. de hambre emigran sus
compatrotas a extrailo y remotos clmas, Sc
complacen en celebrar ruidosos festeios que
NAL Sc compadecen con nuestra tri i.tfsima ST.
tuaci6n actual, con ell dnlco an de compacer
Mr. Allen y demostrar que son ctertas sus
afrmacIones relativas a la prosperdad de
Pnerto-Rico prosperldad debida al tncto al
ucie TO con que nos gooterna.
Qu6 concepto tan deprorable formara de
nuestro pafs ell pueblo de los Estados unidos,
ese pueblo amante como nlnguno de la lber
tad Y del derecho ese pueblo uerddderanlente
republcano, ese pueblo que tan fervoroso cul-
to rinde la ley la dignidad humana,a leer
& raiz de las afrmaciones de Mr.. Allen, que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-03
CULTOS CATOLICOS

Aver termnaron los cntos que Sc celebra-
baG en- la iglesia de esta ciudad en- honor de
la Reina de los angeles.
Por la tarde verifc6se,una ucida procession
la que asist6 extraordinsria concurrencia
por la noche Sc quem6 un vistoso transpa-
rente.
FL preSbitero seflor Pima asf como la dis
tlngui1a seforita Polo, que preside Ia cougre.
gaci6n de SHllos de Marfa2, merecen nuestros
placemes por sns felices iniclatlvas.
Un de'icioso grupo de se1oritas, vestidas
de banco, con velo y corona, lucendo sobre ell
pecho ell distlntivo de la piadosa asociacl6n,
acomusfsbs q la sagrada imagen de Ia Virgen.
FL acto resut6 espendldo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-03
PONCE;
NOIicias dire eta $

Ha circuado una hoia suelta preconlzan-
do la convenience de emigrar Progreso,- -
Yucatan.
Por 10 vsto, Puerto-Rico es ell blanco
donde dirigen todos sus tiros las compafiias de
emigraciones.
Y es que la fama de su miseria CORE va
por TODD el mundo.
tBendtos y alabados sean ell humantario
gobierno americana y los nativos que le Sc
cundanI
Ell dolor de los esposos Battistini por la
muerte de su setorita hija Magdaena, ocurr-
da en- New-York Sc recrudece hoy cen la lie
gada de sus tastos mortales. Reiteramos tan
distnguida famla la expression de nuestro pc
same,
En- la noche del vl6rnes segdn estaba
anunciado, ell tenor Pao cant6 dos veces en-
ell temple cat6ico ell Are Marta de Gounod.
El pGblico invadia las naves, los alrede'
dores del atrio,.. aguardando ansioso ell mo-
mento de oir una vez mas la dulcisima voz de
nuestro compatriota.
Cant6 magistralmente, y otro tanto cabe
decir de la siempre celebrada sefora Lizzt
Spencer de Graham.
La ceremonial religiosa anaiz6 las 81
de la noche.
En- la prolongaci6n de Ia calle de Wives
vuelve q aparecer nn tdntdSmG ciertas horas
de la noche.
Iace amos ocurri6 10 mismo; coido ell
fantasm1 por la policia, result6 ser IN tunante
que SO dsfrazaba para reaizar sus auchas
aventuras amorosas,
No es dlffcil que esta segunda edci6n fam
tkstica CORA igual suerte que la primera, pues
Sc le vigila,
En- 10 calle de la Salud Sc promov6 ell vier-
mes un escandalo, consecuencia de haber he
rido un americana a una muj jer,
El Udltente fu6 detenido.
Ha sido clausurado Ell hospital deStinado
los varlolosos.
Por fill
En- nno de estos dias fu6 victima de un
robo nuestro distinguido amigo y correligio-
mario don Simon Moret
Los cacos penetrsron en- la casa del sefior
Moret, ,llevandOse un reloj con leontina, varios
bietes de banco un libro de cheques en-
blanco.
El ayuntamlento necesita hacer econo-
mias, con este motive quedaran cesantes al
gunos empleados del muncipio, Sc rebajara
ell ndmero exstente de guardlas.
Ell Club federal organlzara en- breve Yela-
das semanaes, contando con ell concurso de
vaiosos elementos del partido.
Oportunamente anuncaremos ell primer
festival.
Es probable que ell tenor Paoli visite la
cudad del oeste, antes de despedirse de Puer-
to Rico.
81 es asi, estan de enhorabuena los die
ttd1lH mayagHezanos,
E concurrido cafe de nuestro amigo don
Jose Mayol, establecimiento de moda, nos ha
obsequiado con slgunas botellas de vino blan-
co SMnervaS xRioia clsreteS
Ambos son de mesa, puros de agradable
bouquet, detallandose preclos de situaci6n,
circunstancias que le hacen recomendable.
Agradecemos ell obsequio.
FL viernes por la noche intent6 suicidarse
en- la cslle de Mora, degollsndose con una ma
vaja el lndivlduo Antonio V6les, quien fu6 re
cogido en- mitsd de calle conducido al hospi-
tai por la policfa.
La herids que Sc lnario en- ell cuello es de
sarGcteT grave.
PArece que tsmbien invade 4 nuestrO paf'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-03
YEA ESQ,
Ell HONORABLE " ATTORNEY GENERAL "

Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRAC1A.
En- larnoche del sabado como las slete y
media fu6 detendo ell nifo Jose Santiago por
el guardia de la benem6ritd Delftn Muller, por
Ell solo hecho de encontrarse en- union de otros
nihos en- juego propo de ellos
El Santiago permaneci6 detenldo hasta ell
dia de hoy en- que Sc lie sentenci6 por la Corte
de policia dias de carce, sin oirse q los tes.
tlgos NADIA mas que por ell dicho del guardia.
Santiago present6 un escrito al sehor Kear-
ney, fiscal de la Corte, denuncando la ileg IL
dad de la detenci6n este escrito fu6 pasado
a Ia Corte de policia no Sc para que objeto.
6Es competente ese tribunal de policia pa
ra conocer de una denuncia de detenci6n ar
btraria?
Tomas Lasanta Rios.
Caguas, Mayos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-03
r

Algo mas alvado de la dolencla que e
aquejaba sali6 anteayer por la tarde para
Barranquitas nuestro querdo amigo D. Jose
Munoz Rivera, con objeto de yer dos rifas
que tiene enfermas.
La precipitation y las molestias del viaie
lie han hecho recaer, asf nos 10 auuncia por
TELEGRAPH nuestro corresponsal en- aquel pue-
blo
Deseamos vivamente que ell compaIero re-
cupere Ia salnd perdlda y vueIva pronto a
dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-03
AGUAS-BUENAS

Nos dicen que los republicanos iutransi-
gentes echan alas arrastraderas como sueIe
decirse, para que Sc les nombre vocales de la
junta local de instruction pdblica en- aquel
pueblo.
Parecen que quleren consegulrlo, fin de
limplar de sus puestos a los profesores que ell.
gi6 nuestro partido.
Ana veremos.
iSiempre ell afan de hacer daho!