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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-04-23
Bridged the Dilemma.

Did you ever hear that delightful story
OF SiPrkiewicz. the great Polish author!
They are giving u great series of festiv-
tiles i'm his honor in W~arsaw-taking ad-
va. z OF the fact that IL is % years
since he began writing and making. as il
were. a silver wedding of his quarter OF a
century union with letters. His fame has
spread to Russia. and it is even said that
the car has his books translated for him
for a certain time every evening. SO en-
trancins does be find the Poles recon-
struction Of the stirring dramas OF early
Russian and Polish history.
The Academy of Letters at st. Peters
burg may have been encouraged by these
facts to send Sienkiewicz n letter oil
warm cong~ratulation. Now, Sienkiewicz
is an ardent Polish patriot as well as aI
artist. and he was placed in something oil
a difficulty by the receipt OF this letter
for il was written in Russian. and the i'm
position Of Russian on the Poles TO the
exclusion Of their own language is one OF
the things which the Polish patriot. OF al
classes. most profoundly rescnts. Sien
kiewicz had to reply. To haze replied IL
Russian would have been treason 10 Pc
land; to have replied in Polish woCI6
have been treason 10 Russia. He solved
the difficulty by sending back his answer
in Latfn.-London Mainly About People
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-04-23
BREVITIES.

There are ominouS signs Of labor war
around the country. Steel men talk of
a lockout while president Shaffer Of
the Amalgamated Association is def
ant and will urge a general strike of
workers in all the plants.
1t is reported that President Kruger
is too feeble to make the intended visit
to the United States.
Out at Manila. the trial reveals tina
there has been a grand bacchanalian
revel among certain American officials.
1t is stated hat wine and polk
er kept ennui for away Hurrah for
the Empire.
Up in "culshawed'' Boston society
women now ride straddle like the men.
This is progress up there" and one of
the results of the talked of higher ed
ucation for women"
The Kansas Virago tried her hand in
Missouri. She was arranged before a
judge. fined $500. and hen she depart
ed for Kansas the scene of her dis
grace and lawlessness.
Professor Henry A. Rowland is dead.
He was one of the ableSt and most
accomplished of the faculty in Johns
Hopkins University. The Sun says:
1T was not a commonplace intellectu-
al deliver or toiler who simply absorbed
old knowledge, but he was an investi-
gator who brought forth something
new and valuable of his own"
To be divorced really the divorce
must be obtained in a state where
both parties husband ana wife) to the
marriage have had a genuine "matri-
monial residence" uch is the supreme
courts decision.
Mrs. Richard Chamberlain. wife of a
brother Of Chamberlain. the Colonial
Secretary who brought on the Boer war
gave him a severe soaring at a public
meeting. She said:
1T is very we'll for men like my BROTH
er-in-law Joe to say that farm burning
is all right. but how can he know about
farms or farming? Who was his faith
er? Who was a little ScreW-maker, a
very respectable profession. but 1t does
not teach much about farms. 1t Is nc
good sending out screw-makers or any
thing of that sort. The a was not
made for England. and for
burg capitalists who could not speaR
English"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-04-23

reported to the executive department
during the past forty days. including
two brave and gallant officials, a sher-
if and a deputy in the discharge OF
their duty, attributed solely to the
fact that irresponsible and desperate
persons were permitted to carry dead
ly weapons. The citizenship Of Flor
ida is entitled to protection at your
hands. The carrying of such weapons
by irresponsible persons should be pro-
hibited. n / recommend with much
confidence hat you enact a law re-
quiring n all persons tc execute a
good and sufficient bond, to be APPROX
ed by the board of county commits
sioners, before they shall be permitted
to carry deadly weapons of any kind,
providing heavy penalties to make such
law effective"
Reading that it must occur to a re-
hecting man how such a law would
operate. The good, quiet citizen would
still be at the mercy of the great army
of violent and armed men, for the lat
ter will not be reached by law. They
will keep on carrying their weapons
Of offence. Penalties will not squelck
the gang any more than penalties now
against rapes, murders, arsons anC
thefts. The Observer is right in saying
the law is wrong in itself.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-04-23
Divorce No Longer a Disgrace.

Ii used 10 be that the divorce court was
the place OF last resort when welded life
was no longer ~tolerable. and ever when
sought under such conditions divorced
persons felt some deiicacy about their do
nestle infeiicities and forbore for a pc
Rod TO parade themselves IN society. Now.
however. there IS no longer any sugges
ton Of moral i'll in the breaking Of sa-
cred vows OF wedlock. and divorce has
come to be 30 common an occurrence that
the institution OF marriage more and
more takes on the appearance OF a pro-
bationsry contract.-Indiauapolis Press.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-04-23
The Evidence of the Book.

1t is said that Ibsen. the Scandinavian
playwright. is not always friendly to-
ward the English. Something which hap
pened TO him lately may increase that lack
of liking or. If lie is a man Of n humorous
mind. DO something TO lessen IL.
One day. says the London Outlook. a
certain Lincolnshire squire who goes TO
Norway every year for the fishing called
upon the distinguished man. lbsen was
in good humor and received him cordially.
Not only that. but he conpliunented his
guest, saying:
How well you speak Swedish"
1T was 70 learn this" said the Eng
lishman. producing from his pocket a
copy OF Ibsen's poem Brand"
The author Was naturally gratihed and
owned il the next day in telling the story
at the cafe.
But" he added ruefully. cit was a
new CODY"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-04-23

Certain OF the theaters N Russia are
under the control OF the state. and the
actors are therefore subject 10 govern
ment control. The Family Herald re
lates 4 story Of a famous ancer at one
Of these theaters who desired TO secure a
months leave OF absence in order TO re
cover her health by a tour OF the prov
inces. She accordingly went to the gov
ernment official To obtain the usual per
mission. He received her politely and
asked for her written application
81 have no written application" wac
the answer "I had no idea such a thing
was necessary"
Not necessary. madam repied IN
official. Why. nothing can be doa'
without it."
"What am | 10 do then?"
"Here are pens and papers Be so roo'
as 10 sit down and write what i dictate.
She sat down. and the petition wa
written. signed and folded.
"And now" said the representative o.
the state. "you have only TO deliver IL
ITO whom" she asked.
ITO whora:" repeated the official. witt
a smile at her simplicity. L me o,
course"
Then. taking the petition which he him.
self had dictated, he produced his spec
tacles. wiped them and carefully adjust
ing them upon his nose. read over the
whole document as il he had never seen
it before. fled il in due form. and then,
turning to the impatient danseuse. said,
with the utmost gravity:
Madam. | have read your petition and
regret exceedingly that l cannot grant it."
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-04-23
Object TO whffewash.

A correspondent writes to the London
Daily News to protest against the pro-
posaI to whitewash Westminster abbey.
which, he asserts. would be as gross a
piece OF vandalism as that outrageous
blot on the Tower hill. the red brick
building recently erected. which entirely
mars the scene and 10 out OF all keeping
with the gray stone battlements OF cur
grand historic castle. But the abbey
he exclaims- Surely every voice in the
land would be raised against the sacrilege
and vandalism of whitewash therei Oil
IL, il need be. and preserve the dear old
pile. bet chalk it-never!'
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-04-23

The governor has appointed Mr.. Jas.
NJ. Gudger. Jr., of Asheville. as a solic-
itor in the new Fifteenth judicial dis
trict. He has been prominent in the
late state senate, and is regarded as
a lawyer of ability. He had not seen
in office until he entered the late leg
islature. We learn from the Raleigh
News and Observer that he is a native
of Madison county. and was born the
22nd of November. 1855. and vas edu-
Gated at Emory and Henry college, Va,
a Methodist institution.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-04-23

When an irate father-in-law AXE
into his head to slash with a knife his
protesting s~on-in-law, it comes cheap
before a magistrate in North Carolina.
Tt cost one $40 only. for the fun recently
in Halifax county.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-04-23

And then 1 stand at the gate of the
celestial city to see the professions come
out. and see a long procession OF little
children. with their arms full Of flowers,
and then | see a procession OF kings and
priests moving in celestial p~ageantry-a
long procession. but no black taSseIed We
hicle, no mourning group. and | say:
How strange it is. Where is your
Greenwood? Where is your Laurel
Hill? Where is your Westminster abb
beyT" And they shall cry. There are
no graves here" And then listen for the
tolling OF the old belfries OF heaven. the
old belfries OF eternity. 7 listen to hear
them toll for the dead. bur they toll not
for the dead. They only strike up a sill
very chime, tower to tower. east gate To
west gate. as they ring put. They shall
hunger no more. neither thirst any more.
neither shall the sun light on them nor
any heat. for the Lamb which Is in the
midst Of the throne shall lead them IN .iv-
ing fountains Of water. and God shall
wipe away all tears from their eyes"
Oh. unglove your hand and give Il TO
me in c~ongratulation on that scenei !
feel as il l could shout. | will shout
Dear Lord, forgive me that ] ever com
planned about anything. Il all this is be-
fore us, who cares for anything but God
and heaven and eternal brotherhood!
Take the Grape of the deorbeil. Your
loved ones are only away for their health
N q land ambrosial- Come. Lowell Ma
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-04-23

ma INC DSs
There are hundreds of people who are
walking day by day in the sublime sat
isfaction that all is for the best, all
things working together for good for
their soul. How a man can get along
through this life without the explanation
is to me a mystery. What! Is that
child gone forever? Are you never to get
it back? Is your property gone forever?
Is your soul to be bruised and to be tried
forever? Have you no explanation, no
Christian explanation. and yet not a ma
MAC? But when you have the religion
of Jesus Christ in your sou it explains
everything so far as it is best for you 10
understand. You look of in life. and
your soul is full of thanksgiving to God
that you are so much better off than you
might be. A man passed down the street
without any shoes and said: al have no
shoes. Isn't it a hardship that l have no
shoes? Other people have shoes. No
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15
RUMOR GRAVISIMO
VOZ DE ALERTA

En- San Juan CORE como Waldo ell rumor
de que Mr.. Scott ha recibido cable de los
EstadOs Unfdos que SO lie anuncia Que Ia
Corte Suprema ha fallado su favor ell peto
que sostenfa con ell alcalde ell ayuntamiento
capitaleflos por diferencias surgdas entire
am bas parties a causa del servico del alum
brado pdbico
Ped(a Mr.. Scott una indemnizaci6n que
asc1ende, segnn algunos, $4,000 dollars, y,
segun otros, 10, 600 incluyendo en- esta su-
ma los gastos de dicho pleito
gravedad, y, de confrmarse, ha de originar
IN sero conficto al alcalde al ayuntamien-
to, 81 es que este aprob6 las medidas adopta-
das por aquel contra Mr.. Scott.
Todo clio pone de relieve una vez mas las
d desaeertsdisimas gestiones de Egozcue y de
los concejales que le apoyap secundan.
he ahf as dolOrosas consecueneias de los
erroros cometidos durante la administration
rePu blicana.
ST es verdad que eI municipio, segun aviso
que puolica ell propio alcaide, euenta con
defctt de 114O 900 <dollarsS ode d6nde va sacar
fondos para fndemnizar Mr.. Scott?
Recargado como esta ell presupuesto, no
es possible aumentarlo hasta cuDrir a9uella
cuantiosa suDa.
Aparte de csc, o,serfa injusto en- sumo grado
one cayera sotre los contribuyentes la oblfga-
cion de satisfacer esa deuda contraida por el
alcalde.
81 tai cOsa Sc intentara, no deben tolerar-
Is oaJo nfngun concepto los comereiantes y
propietarios, llevando el asunto, 81 es precise,
Ia Corte Federal en- demanda de justica.
Por hoy damos la voz de alerta.
CuandO Ia OCCASION legue, kabaremos cls.
"a extensameDte.
Esperemos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15

Ramos otros mas, que una vez colmadas
sns asplraciones, mran hoy con desden las
smarguras los dolores de la clase obrera.
Nosotros 40 podemos negar que vemos con
slmpatias eSe movim iento obrero que les
apoyaremos sus justas reclamaciones STEM
pre- que estas no traspasen los lfmites que las
leyes sehaan ell respeto que todos debemos
las autoridades al 6rden pdblicu. las
apoyaremos, porque estaL inspiradas en- IN
gran fondo de justfcia que solo podran negar
los asalariados, los que, satisfechos sus apetf-
tos y Sus conscupicencias, no tienen siQufera
una mirada d g compassion para tanto infeIiz
depauperado, que por Ell hecho de haher naci-
90 en- esta TERRA, es carne de nuestra carne V
alma de nuestra alma.
No; no podemos dejar solos, luchando
contra tGdos los obstscuos, 4 esos miles de
ooreros quienes ell hambre la miseria de-
vora- penetrando en- sus hogares, mataDdo allf
en- for tanta existencia inocente v arroiando
al destierro las casas de mancebia, tanta
mU1er hoDrGda qnien Ia fataldad pone n la
terrible disyuntiva de morir de inanici0n
venderse en- ell mercado de la prostitution la
ignominia. este es IN crimen para los QUE
pudiendo remedarlo, ven cor indiferencla
cuadro tan sombrfo.
Por ESQ aconsejamos & los obreros orden
union para reclGmar sus 6erechos; pues los
Pueblos sc esc!avzan cuando deSperdician sus
como el girasoI, buscG Ia luz de las concien-
ciss ibres, la luz de la igualdsd, ante ell privi-
legio la exploitation.
Y ojala que estas lfneas, inspfradas por
nuestra instintiva inclination hacia los que
traba jan Y sufren, des pierten energfas so6o-
iientas, para que el obrero pueda distlnguir
quienes son sus enemig0s y quienes los que les
acompanan llevar la cruz en- este via-crucis |
que recorre ell pueblo puertorriqueho. |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15
M0VIMIENT0 0BRER0
REPUBLIChN0S DESENGANADOS
LOS OBREROS DE RAyauhN

a. grfto De protesta l&nzado per los obre-
4a San Juan pIdlendo, no una limosna
ior,epara sino <trabajo honrado> con que
fyar su subsistencia, no ha podido menos
H. reDercutir en la clsse obrera del pals, &
49, de los esfuerzos que han hecho los re-
i.rite. q en al vacio.
I 1scul1andO csc moyimiento, los obreros
l. B.74m61 publican una hoj4 suelta que
1snrs reclbido, adhiIiendose a la protesta
para que no Sc achaque luego ese mo-
,tmfent8 ObrerO al partidO federal, como Sc le
rIIg5 acue otro movimie1to economico que
I: gor6 eI bill Hoander, debemos hacer
1n.tar. lue les iniciadores en- San Juan de
IA orotesta. son los misnos que en- las cleo
An nar4 Representatives. & las Camaras au.
tir0rrt -tas en- 1S9S, traba jaron, lucharon
seror sus sufragies al llamado partido p1trO
XIV re1un.icano, V pretendieroD, por todos
n. medigs su alcauce, sacar triunfante las
,an lldaturas de Rosy Baroosa.
!. T4ubien debsmos hacer constar, que los
l,nautes de- la hoja de B4yamon pertene-
,io eH ga gran may orfa, al paTtido repu.
iesuc yIran 10 entire esss frmas, las de AL
lao. ulrfeates de B4raoSa, como Manuel tt
!io. lose B4rb0sa, Nicolas Rosario, Bonita
& TiraJ1. Pedro Santana Rivera, Santiago
iy9.to Ksf4el santana, jose Tirado Fran
sco Nercado.
! Vlass. pnes. como no es ess protesta con-
I: los 4ue han hecho traici6n los ideales
II pueblo puertorrqueflo, Ia ObTd del partido
ier4L como dijo Ell Pats de aquella otra que
irealz6 contra ell bill Ho|snder.
! Blyal6n es uno de los baluartes del TeDu-
santsmo por ESQ la protesta de los obreros
dsquella Iocalidad es prueba coucluyente de
10 a pueblo traba jador, no ell de los vagos
J. cqtqs se va conYencIendo de que Ie han
dgadado, que solo Sc le tomo de escabei pa
! }eneunbrar Barbosa, Rossy, q Egozcue,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15
ierCera denunCia
y terCera pIancha

: ios dez siete dias de pubIicado nues-
tr5 artculo La Lev del 1dli6n, Sc descueiga ell
6Halito Tous Soto con una den Incia pro-
ces0 contra este peri6iico.
. Hoy ha sdo citado V compareci6 ante ell
J!ez Municipal, nuestro Director don Mariana
Air, autor de aqueI artfculo, notiAcandosele
e,lar prccesado por ese editorial
Una nueya plancha cometida por el j6ven
T6us.
Pero senior; Gen Que L Uuiversidad le pom
dim Ia toga a esa calabaza?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15

Agosto II.
Na6lna, como dia de la Ascenci6n, perma.
1Gcera cerrado ell concrete de esta capital.
Han dado comienzo al arreglo del Interior
DEL teatro. Muchas lunetas ban sldo recon-
Ppestasi los agujeros del piso van arregIan-
lose.
Contindl el rumor de que Mr.. Techter, ie-
lede p lnsuIar, Sc ira proDto, renunciando ell
csrgo Entire os candidates mas probsbes pa
i4sastIturle, fgura el captain salgado
De maH4na pasado debe llegar esta
saptal e e3hiladephia,z Yapor correo de JOS
hiaios Undos.
Ma1Aua sera la jarara en- ell Casino Espa-
if. Sabemos que exists mucha animation
srtre amboa sexos
Hoy clrcul6 squf una hoja suscrita por los
rpubicanos de Ponce.
Puede decirse que hubo un motf3 por
aianeare de las manos al repaftidor las que
.sVaoai tAl punto, que t1vo que guarecerse
.sl una casa do Ia calle de San Jose lamar
"a poIcta,pues el pueblo SO meti6 deptro de Ia
'asa para pedirle la mencionada hOja.
Don Castulo Rodriguez, professor princi-
Ide Barranq ultas, ha estado en- esta algunos
.." lnspecciOnGndo varios de sus discfDu'os
W. estudian en- IA escuela de verano. Mana
" 'adfa para su residencia.
la asamblea que preparan para ell domin-
r. Ios iedsrales de Santurce, tendra efecto en-
casa Dc don jose Vidal
,, Hay uucha ansiedsd por conocer el re-
,'lado del certdmen del &News9 Maiiana es
uulno dia de votaci6n. Hoy llegaron mu-
,5l 5Is Fotos de La sla para la sefiorita Ana An
s.Isa Lamela. La 0nica que podr6 discutir-
as Ponce
aoy eu Ia escuea de versno hubo IN In
Sn's con una profesora que iDjurio a una
isusalda sehorita de Ponce que estudia allf.
g'.ece que la dijo que todas las puertorrIque-
E,,'.ssn s.sn mny coquetdS, y no huoo quien pro-
In nnay desidencia entire los hombres que
nPoasn n.,P "a Junta de la poicfa insular,
A. partido republican, indica para
frsoaVo del benemerito cuerpo Rodulfo FIJI
Gnl.na y nay un miembro que Sc opone sos
No que deoe entrar como sodado.
s.i "a q ell establecimiento de sucesores de Ma
~. s.sl Roman Comp, sc exhibe un maenffco
so ael sehor Mufioz Rivera, hecho n los
~'a0os CnIdos
,aro1-i1 -i1oene puso en- escena la compsiifa Ron
s?.rrr,onAs gran comedia de Sardou, tituada
Id, LIMO slempre sobresalIeron Ia sefiora
esati. honcoronI. Estos son los artistas
"''aectos m.tos del pdblico.
.is,.a.n tianan2 'er6 Ia representation de clos dos
'' Habra IN lleno complete.
Y ye,,. en- Jose Janer, catedratico de Ia escusia
ssnntao' tras ado su residencia San Juan
'u's el periodic dc elases,
"faOy Tue muy sofocants, !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15
Rebellion brasilena

En- las fronteras de Ia rephbliea del Uru-
quay en- los distritos de Acegua 8 Joao de
Herval, han aDarecido aigunas fraceioaes re-
heldes que han sitado los puebios dc Canuoos
de nues.ra Senors de GnacO.
Ell presiaente del Brasil, senior FerTaZ, ha
mand&do contra los iDsurgentes un poderoso
eierclto, Sc espera que pronto quede yencldo
eI Inoyimiento insurreccfonai.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15
SAL - > -

Muy sfectuoso 10 enviamos a los queridos
amigos de Patlas don jose Borrego don Jo-
sc Desc houdens alcalde de aquel pueblo, que
de regreso de Ia Capital Sc detuvieron aquf al
gunas horas.
Los senores Deschoudpns Borrego ha-
bfau lido San Juan q confereuciar con el go.
beruador, comisionsdos por ell Ayuntamiento
de Pstilas y regresan con muy buenas impre-
stones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15
HA SIDO ABSUELT0

El ex-acalde republicano de Mayaguez,
don Bias NadaI, ha sido absuelto.
La Corte de Dfstrito de squela ciudad lie
segufa un proceso por supuesta malversa-
ci6n de fonjos pGblicos, denunciado por sus
propios correigionarios
Tuvo 4 su cargo la defensa del senior Ma
dal, nuestro qIerido amigo don jose de Diego.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15
Reproduction

Del artfculo de La DEMoCRACtA titulado
@El grito de la miseriaS Sc ha hecho una tira-
da en- San Juan de 5000 hojas sueltas para
repartirlas gratis en- aquela ciudad.
Varios federales son los que hacen ell gas
to de Ia reprod ucci6n.
Les estamos agradecdos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15
EDUCACION GRATIS

Las juntas de instruction de Harrisburg
Reading, Pansylyania, ofrecen educar gra-
tuitam ente los puertoTrique nos.
Los estudiantes que acepten Ia oferta solo
tendran que cub-ir sus gastos de manuten-
cion.
Nr. BrumbaUgh ha sido notfcado de ese
rasgo de desp prendimtento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15

Muerte de Uribe

IA muerto en- IN combate hbrado en- Co
Ioubia don Rafael Uribe general en- jefe del
ei6rcfto evoluconario de aquella rephblica.
E.ta noticia ha sdo confirm adj por ell 60
blerno colombian desmentida por los re-
beldes de aquel pats.
In statu quo
CcDtipda en- ell mismo estado de gravedad
Ia question surgldA entire los Estados Unioos
y Colombia.
IN baroo frances
Ha Ilegado al puerto de Colon IN oarco
de guerra iranees, en- provision dc consingeh-
cIas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15
Don Felix Preston

Hoy hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar en-
esta redacci6n, nuestro buen amigo don Fe-
Iix Preston, ou!en, procedente de Humacao,
marcha Ponce : pasar una temporada
aouella ciudad.
Deseamosle buen viaje.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15
COmercianteS de Bayam0n

Los concentrates de Bayam6n han acor-
dsdo protestar del desemparo en- que deian al
cafe de Puerto Rico los que debfan velar
por 81.
A la vez resuelven;
10 No couprar III vender cafe extraniero
20 No obiener relaciones mercantiies con
quien imp porte, yenda compre cafe del exte
rior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15

En- Ia manana de hoy entro en- Ell puerto ell
vapor SMaracaiboS que viene de Venezuela en-
Yiaje para los Estados Unidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15
VENTA De F|NCAS

FOR no pedeaas ateode du n m6dico las
ho radica
Nuevo
de ecafeenr Irregular stedo-
Aguasb
dedicadas aries sfruton
ienda ' ONAFNoN ~ 1'e1s''a'
eta6lecno mcanti SL Bayamosa caetera
mien aS
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n ornne,d iirsea
Don Jose Silva Albert.
CAGUAS.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15
La intervention

Con este motive ell citado per6dico insfs-
te en6rgicamente en- la necesdad. Que llama
imperiosa, de que les Estados Unidos, sin per
dida de momento intervenga decididamente en-
ell conf1icto para hacer respetar los derechoss
de Ia gran rep1blica en- todas las americas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15
Otres barcos
Eostiidades

F. moistro pleBipotenciario de Colon bia
Washington asegur al CORES sponsal del
eHerald1 en- squeiia capita, que antes de
dos semanas Sc roinperan las hostfIiiades en-
tre repd blica Ia de Venezuela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-15
iBUENA OCCASION!
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