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The Iola register., 1902-03-07
MISS STONE WILL REPAY
Chautauqua Lectures to Aid inReturn-
ing Money Contributed

| Indianapolis, March 4. Miss Ellen
M. Stone, the missionary recently
ransomed from Bulgarian brigands,
has contracted to lecture for the
Chauta uqua societies this summer.
She is desirous OF repaying, as far as
possible, the S72, 900 paid for her re-
lease. The acceptance OF the Chautau-
qua offer to lecture five weeks, begin
ming the last week Of June was cabled
TO the secretary of the American board
of foreign missions yesterday. Miss
Stone is expected to arrive in Amer
lea in May.
Washington, March 4.-The State
department believes that the attitude
of Mr.. Leishman, the United States
minister to Turkey, is liable to be
misunderstood, owing to the brevity
of the cable reports that he has pre-
ferred a demand upon Turkey in the
case of Miss Stone. The understand
ing here is that any action that Mr..
Lieshman may have taken is for the
purpose of saving all future rights,
rather than the submission of an un-
qualified demand for the punishment
of the brigands and repayment of
the indemnity given to the brigands.
The same sort of caveat either has
been or will be filed with the Bull
garian government. The legal effect of
this action is simply to have all rights
against either of these governments,
or against both of them, pending the
conclusion of the inquiry which the
State department is making through
its minister and other agents into
Miss Stones case. When that in
quiry is concluded it is expected that
the department will be in a position
to squarely place the responsibility
for the kidnapping, and when that has
been done no time will be lost in
pressing the claim, both for the pun
isment of the perpetrators of the out
rage and for the repayment of the
ransom. Meanwhile, acting under
instructions from the State depart
ment, Mr.. Leishman will prefer no
specific claim against Turkey or Bull
garia.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
IN SIGHT OF MANILA.
Philippine Constabulary Has Lively
Battle With Eighty Insurgents.

Manila, March 3-Twenty-five
members of the constabulary of
Morong, ten miles from Manila, en-
countered eighty we'll armed insur-
gents today. The former fed, after ex-
pending all their ammunition. Eleven
OF the constabulary are unaccounted
for and it is believed they we're
killed or captured. The same band
of insurgents turned back a commits
sary wagon, but did not molest the
escort OF three men.
Governor Flores, of the province OF
Rial, says thelmembers :of the band
who recently captured Ampil, the pres
ident of Gainta, Morong province,
were neither Ladrones nor insurgents.
He thinks private feud was at the
bottom of the matter. Word has
been received that Ampil is still
alive, but under torture and expect
ing death. AS previously set forth
in these dispatches, Ampil was an en-
thusiastic American sympathizer.
A force of constabulary and mil
itary are securing the country and
bands of insurgents and Ladrones are
Aocking to the island of Leyte. The
constabulary officials have been not.
flied of the arrival of band of NAL
contents from Bohol and other places
They are we'll armed and are serving
under Capile. An extra force o.
constabulary will endeavor to handle
the malcontents.
General Lubkan has offered to as
sist in suppressing the insurgents i
given certificate that he conducted
his share of the war according to civ
ilized usages. His offer has not ye
been considered favorably.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
Six More Recruits.

The recruiting Office is still main
tanned here although the field seems to
be be pretty well cleaned up and the
men now enlisting come from towns
close by. The Office will close in the
near future, but it will have swelled
Uncle Sans army by some thirty
soldiers. A crowd OF six new recruits
were sent to Kansas City this after.
noon, having enlisted here, They are
Jacob T. Riggs, lola; Harry p
Mackey, Blue Mound; Fred B. Smith,
Waverly; Leonard E. Smith, Waverly
brothers Albert M. Henson, Stark;
John e. Osborn. Stark.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
Opera House Men Here

Mr.. Chapman and Mr.. Buck, the
gentlemen who are leading the move
ment for new opera house in lola,
associating with themselves several
lola capitalists, returned Monday
from their business trip to- the Indian
Territory. They Immediately resumed
preliminary work on opera house
plans
Mr.. Buck says mistaken idea has
gone out as to their intentions. They
expect to ask for no bonus. The
opera house will be built with their
own money and all they ask will be a
full house at a good price on the open .
ing night. This has been contem-
plated by every man who talked opera
house here and is customary. A first
class company, one of the best on the
road, will open the house, and the
public will be asked to make the event
society affair and pay city prices
for once. Quite number of lola peo-
pie expressed willingness to take a
box at a round sum and there seems
little treason TO doubt that the house
will easily be filed. The men are get.
ting some pointers as to what they
may expect to realize from this first
night before going ahead. If people
are sincere about wanting first-class
house they ough. to agree to this.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
NERVE WASTE

One of the most helpful books on nerve
weakness ever issued is that entitled Nerve
mus fifth thousand. This work of an eXper-
fenced and reputable physician, is in agreeable
contrast to the vast sum of false teaching
abounds in carefully considered and practica
advice and has the two great merits of wisdom
and sincerity.
1t is endorsed by both the religious and Sec
ular press. The Chicago Advance says "A
perusal OF the book and the application of its
principles will put health, hope and heart into
thousands of lives that arc now suffering
through nervous impairment"
The book is Sl.00 by mail postpaid.
one of the most interesting chapters
chapter Xxx, on Nervines and Nerve Tonics-
has been printed separately as a sample chap-
ter. and will be sent to any address for stamp
by thepublishers,. THE PACIFIC PUB Co.. box
25s San Francis co.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
4 MILLION DOLLAR DEPOT
Kansas City's Uuion Station May Sur
pass that of st. Louis

Kansas City, March Excellent
progress is being made in the move
ment of the railroads to build a new
Union passenger station ir Kansas
City," said one of the. general super
intendents of Kansas City.St. Louis
railroad yesterday.
''The operating officials of four of
the Union depot lines, together with
the architects of those lines, held a
consultation in Kansas City last Fri
day. They examined plans which
have been prepared for passenger
structure more magnificent ieven than
the vaunted St. Louis Union depot.
If the depot is built as proposed it
will call for total expenditure of
about four million dollars, or S400, 900
each for the ten Union depot lines.
1.-THE site of the new depot as pro-
posed in the plans prepared, is near
the present structure in the West bot
toms. The Bates sites proposed for
THE new station are not being favor
ably considered"
The speaker declined to permit his
name to be used because all the move
ments of the committee of the Union
Depot company selected last January
to find site for the newlstation, are
supposed to be secret. The committee
will report soon at a special meeting
of the directors of the Union Depot
cOmpany
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
A KANSAS MRS. SOFFEL.
OswegO Woman Arrested for Giving
Prisoners Revolver.

Oswego, Kas,, March 4-Mrs. Car
rie Kearney, Of this city, was arrested
today on a charge of having given to
prisonerssin the county Jail loaded
revolver, which they were to use in
escaping from the guards. The loaded
pistol was given to Win Geary, con-
victed of burglary, and DR.. G. A.
Calhoun, sentenced to thirty-six years
for the murder of his wife. Mrs,
Kearney was remanded to the county
Jail in default of $500 bond, which
she declined to give.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
TAKEN OUT In BOATS
New York Railway Traffic at Stand
still

Hudson, N. Y, March 3.-High
water in the Hudson river and the
forming of ice gorges above this city,
south of Albany, has stopped railroad
traffic on the New York Central a.
Hudson River railroad. Great acti-
witty prevails at this station where all
trains bound north are transferred
over the Boston g. Albany railroad
via Chatham to Albany and trains
destined for New York arrive over the
same route. It requires four big
hog" engines to draw each passen-
ger train up the steep grade through
this city, causing considerable delay
Much apprehension is felt about the
situation in the vicinity of Castleton
and Schodack. Four large passenger
trains are stalled there in the flood,
one of the trains being the Empire
State express. The waters have risen
SO high about them that the cars are
submerged to the roofs and heavy ice
is pounding them hard, threatening
VhSir ueInOllUlOn. n WORK train from
Hudson which went to the assistance
of the others is also caught in the
flood and can not move in either di-
rection, the locomotive fires being ex-
tinguished,
The passengers on the Empire State
express were very badly frightened
having to remain in the cars several
hours during the night, the ice batter
ing the cars, while the water was up
to the seats. They were finally res
cued from their perilous position by
rowboats and placed in relief train
which was sent here.
The rush of the waters and heavy
ice over the docks along the railway
tracks swept many small buildings
away, destroying them completely.
Should a strong north wind spring up
nothing could save the stalled passen-
ger coaches and the locomotives from
being destroyed by the rushing ice
with the immense water power behind
it.
In this city the ice started to move
about noon, tearing away docks and
wrecking everything in its course.
The river at this point is straight and
the land high, and the damage will be
light.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
SHE WILL GO TO CUBA
Alice Roosevelt to Visit Governor
Woods
scripps-McRue press Assn.

BY scrpps-McRa Press Assn.
Washington, March 5.-Next Sun
day Alice Roosevelt will leave for Gu
baunderthe chaperonageo Miss Har-
riet Blaine Beal andaccompanied by a
maid She will be the.guest of Gov
ernor and Mrs. Wood. Many enter
tainments will be given in honor of
the President s daughter.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
SAFE BLOWERS In LEROY
Unsuccessful AttemptMade to Rob the
State Bank.

Leroy, Kas., March Am unsuc-
cessful attempt was made at 2 O'Clock
this morning to rob the State bank.
One door was blown off the vault. A
stick of dynamite was placed in the
second door, but the robbers were
frightened away before they could ex-
plode it. The plate glass window was
blown out
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
THE BILL Is NOW A LAW
Philippine Tariff is Reduced 20 Per
Cent.

BY scripps- McRae Press Assn.
Washington, March 4-The House
today adopted the Philippine tariff
bill which now becomes law. It's
chief provision is reduction fer
Philippine products of % per cent on
existing duties,
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
REAL OBJECT OF TRIP
Law Business Said to be Longs Rea.
son for Boston Trip.
sy scr,pps- MoRae Press Association.

TFHF FHHUOIHtTOH'
Washington, March 5.-Secretary
Long left today for Boston for the
alleged object of attending the Prince
Henry dinner. 1t is believed the trip
is in furtherance of his plans to re-
sumo his law practice there after his
resignation which is now expected
May first. Representative Foss, OF
Illinois and Moody, of Massachusetts
are mentioned as successors.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
GENERAL DEWET SHOT
A South African Dispatch Has the
News
BY scripps- McRae Press Assn.

BY Seripps- McItae Press Assn.
London, March A South African
dispatch reports that General Dewet
was shot through the arm in a recent
round up on the natal frontier.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
INC Besf Prescrintlon for MaInrln

Chills and Fever is a bottle of
GROVES TAsTELEss CHILL TONIC.
1t is simply iron and quinine in a
tasteless form. No cure-no pay.
Price SOC
The Iola register., 1902-03-07

No Fake salary offer, but big commissions for
men TO sell poultry mixture In the country.
Never mind stamp,
Eureka Mnfg. Co. Dept. Il East st Louis, Ill
The Iola register., 1902-03-07

New York, March 3.-Not West
ern train entered the Grand Central
station this afternoon or evening. All
we're stalled somewhere along the line
or delayed by the floods. Nothing
came down the Hudson river division
except the local trains.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
MO. PACIFIC
TIME TABLE FOR lola, KANSAS

NO III local trelght. 1888 a
Through sleeper on No 10 to st. Louis on No
st. Louis to lola
Through chair cars on Nos and 10 TO Kan
sas City and and Kansas City to lola.
First class service and equipment on "The
Old Reliable"
See that your tickets for all points. east and
west north and south are via the Mo. Pac.
Meals La Carte. Elegant Pullman Buffet
cars, Electric lights, Porcelain Lockers, OBJ
servatiOn Dining Room and everything the
very latest and best on Colorado trains of the
Missouri Pacific Railway. The old and Rele
able"
NEW TRAIN
Via the Mo. Pac. Ry. between Kansas City
FIT. Scott, Moran, lola, Yates Center, etc
Leaves Kansas City a:55 IA. m. daily. Return
ing, leaves Yates Center S45 a. IN daily.
Through chair car service. lola to Kansas
| City. st. Louis connections. See that your
ticket reads via Mo. Pac. Ry. For all infor-
nation see local agents or address
II q. Townsend, G. p. & 7. a. st. Louis.
Q. f.. Styles, A. G, p. A. Kansas City.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07

WEST
Passenger No 201............. ...... 1852 d M
passenger NO H3 ...s.. 206 m
J NO Zlo 1relgnt ...... .......lO u m l. 400 d I'D,
Daily except Sunday
EAST
Passenger N 2O2. O2...................,... 242 n M
Passenger No 2Q. zee. zee. .........825 a M
Localfreight No i6.....6:3O a NIL 1000 m
Daily except Sunday
No 2O1 and 202 carries free chair cars be
tween Kansas Oity and Wellington, No 208
and 204 carries chair cars and sleepers be-
tween Kansas City and Independence. For
quick service east and west and for excursion
tickets see X A Edgar agent Santa Fe and
White Star Steamer Lines.
tS We have double train service. our tour
ist sleepers between Chicago and California
are models OF perfection, there is no other line
running through trains between Chicago and
California. We run through fast vestibule
trains between Chicago, Colorado Springs and
Denver ond passengers leaving on our 20 D. m
train arrive at st, Louis the next morning at
28O Chicago 9:43, and Toledo at 1915 p m I am
agent for the White Star Steamer Line and
he Travellers Insurance Co. 1t win afford us
great pleasure to give those contemplating to
grip routes and rates II. A. EDG AR. Agent
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
TOLEDO DISAPPOINTED.
Five Thousand Citizens, at the Train
tolsee Prince Henry.
BY scripps-McRae Press Assn.

BY scripps-McRae Press Assn.
Toledo, March 5.---Relying on Off
cial information that Prince Henry
would appear when the train passed
here this morning, five thousand cit.
izens, all of the. e.Gernans. lsocieties,
and several bands gathered at the
depot, while Editor Humboldt was
ready to present an elaborate ad-
dress. The train arrived at $3.50,
leaving five minutes later; and the
prince meanwhile sleeping soundly.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
BOWED 10 CLEVELAND
By scr,ppu-McRas Press Association.

Cleveland, March 5.-Prince" " Henry
appeared on the rear platform of his
car during five minutes stop here
this morning and bowed to the plaud-
its OF the multitude which packed the
station. There were no ceremonies
The Princes suite remained. at break
fast while the train stopped.
An excited man endeavoring to
Chamber aboard the prince's car was
pushed back by detectives. The Prince
called out: LET him come up" The
man proved to bePeter Karpp, Henry s
valet years ago. Karpp was entirely
overcome at seeing his former master
and begged to be allowed TO ride to
Buffalo. His request was refused.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01

Ha salido para Pones don vtcente Balbks
que Acaba de EegresAr do los Eatados Unidoa
Se dedicArA IN dtcka oiRdAd al eomsrcio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01
Los repubIiCanos
y Rosendo Rivera

PsF& Que Ee vsR cemO pagan AhoFA Hus
%tVlslos RoSSn6o Rvsrpt lou jsfss del Eep1s
0lsanlsmo, v6Ase 10 cue dice EL Netbsf
clio one dioen los jSfsa Rspnblicanos 60
sonsFAdietorio q 10 de Rivera, en- 10 que res
becsA Al sDcontFArss sscudadO por elIos ha.
lIA.
- Los Fspublic&nos diesn Ahora qua dasaa-
san qus fusEA dstsDidos pues aAbfan que era
~u'PAole no qusrfan sScudaF 3 nm cTtni1ai.
ana aT,'- con petsIsssneiA. sekoo nohSisst
5 JUS smAnAn dc busnAs fuentss, qua los isfss
eplohcAnoS desbituysFo . Rivsra como Co
=, SonATtoi en- otEAs paiAbFAs: que Rivers
"a Ahora IN puntApie sxpulsAndoIs dsl
SAE"ao retiEkndols todA class DC professions
VAy&n tomAndo notA todos ssos CUE han
some LIDO Ahopellos y fraud 60 en lRs alaeeionsss
HAS "a IN lsy,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01
UN NROBO

J5S6 Orus, quincRllsro vseino dc j nneoss
80 prsssnBa an eatA radaeci0n dlci6ndonos que
Ia noche osi misTcOlss Is ansbsA1eron eineusn-
- oos dollars IN su hospsdAls-fonds DC IN
SRl Glmane8.
Ms dice tambi6n que no saba quien Pnsda
ser ei aRtor daL Tobo.
Naaosros benemcs notieias de- que 81 dntAo
del asbAblseimlenbo donds 80 hoapsdo Oruxs %
persona juieiosR y h0nKAdR.
81 CFnz hRbIsss sntreg&do esoa vAiogss
Gimspss, para 81 sustodiaI no hAbilA sUssoidc
al hseho,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01

Per ordan dsi Aseal de 10 oorts de D.stri
SO de- Ponce, Antss de aver fusron dstenfdos
or YAueo vafnts cuAtrc iueces qua fnteryi :
nieRon en- las dltimas eleecioDas.
SRiisron prsVfa HAnss de 900 dollars eada
mo.
Todos son. 10 qua tenfan que ser...... re-
publicanos.
Pspo rspubiicanos de se6 porqus ala, en-
Esaadou Unidoa, ea. otra eosa sar xspnolicano.
VeremOs si 80 trata dc eomsdia g ds Jns-
ticia
Por aue aet6a en- slia sI fiscal Tons. z
eate, ,...... % tnrco. ..... no 10 crsemos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01
No es exacto

M ss exacto. ssghn informsa qua . noao.
tros IIegan, que don AIeiandfo Laborda sst6
compieado en- nm crfmen comstido h8ce ma
sss en- Yahucoa. como hacs suponsr Ii mals-
dicen ella de Rigunos.
e seI1r Laborde ~ hallaba en- Barcelona
y, Saba for de que 90 la tsnfs requisitorisdo en-
Puerto r co, vino q pressntArssA I'm de pro-
bar pIsn& msnts, como 10 har6, que az lnocenHe
en- IR oomplieidad que quisre impntarssls.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01

El s6bado fAlIseIo "a sata efndad oil hon
rado ind as HrIAi don Mknusl MaIfR VIIaF, par
soma muy queridA por Ia pronidAd de sns Aetos.
al snsisEro Asisti6 n numerosa concnrFanciA.
Enviamos q An Apenada famiIia sl tGsttmo-
nio dc nRssaro dRalo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01

aTHE HELvETLAD.-2T, Gal
Gran casa do hn6spsdes. aTs
Apossntos para families y persons
midas . 30 eentavos eubiaFto. Bal
1os. ApRrtado sorreo s9S. Proptet
SehirA.
NOTA:-Essa hotel sstA 0 ear
norfta eagnanA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01

Hf tsnisnss de la poliefA insuIar don Jest
Carlo, ha sidO suspense 0 causa de no habl
detenido n Rosando Rivera GArcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01

~RBOOMENDANOS aussaEos amigos
sI hotsl aTha EaEinas, San Jose NO I, Capital
PoE IN dia de hospsdsjss IN dollar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01

El miSEsolss pr6ximo sale para Nusv
York al vapoE amsrieano eOaraeas,0 que 90 ai
para presidents Dc vsnsxnsla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01


MATERIA Al f6rreaa BoMBAs
senc
e aubrro
empleo
ARADOS e IMPLEMENTOS
modno fabrication ouiyo
classes para ingenio, g. d. Marina 90 Ponce, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01


aTHE RELvETIAD.-S7. oalls dc 10 orns.
Gran casa dc hu6spsdes. aTaEla D. Ho1as
Apossntos para familias psEsonas soIAs. Go.
midas 30 esntavos eubiaFto. Baffo Taiafoao
1ss. Apartado sorrso s9S. Proptstario.-Ps
Sehira.
NOTA:-Rsss hotel sssk 0 sarge dc una 30.
norfta sagnafa
El RssuItado del aseruaInio ha sido publ.
cado hoy. Hsmos visso esq obra NOS qusds-
mos AdmiradOs dsl gran tTfupf0 dc Ios Tepu
bIsc07sOs 81 no tuvlesamos al cOmploto con-
vencimisnto dc 10 fAls0 que es tOdo 10 que ese
sscruttnlo Rrrois, nos qusdarfs nm gran doloFi
y asrfa sl de que 10 inmsnaa mayoIfA del pals
iAborAba en- contra de 81 misma.
PePo no % aaf, puss esos yotos qns apATs-
een ausoRiSando ID SgrAn obRaS de los Tepubii.
cAnos, NO SON cisEtos. Es mas; eaos yotos On
80 inrnsnsA mayorfA eAsi % ga totalidad son
fsdeEaleat son los vosos de los patrio1as de ia
tsls, que por arts dc magia, SO han convertido
en- votos que fAvoreesn Loo snsmigos dc IL
pAtria.
En ManaM aparaasn CON 500 pieo do yo.
sos de mAyoffa, Cuando CON todas les trampRs
que hicisron, s6lo obtuvieron 81. Psro ssa
gsnta no vivs mas que del sng1nJ, haesn ID
FssaR de los votos fsdsraies enAndo han dsbi1o
hAeeEla do los tsquisrdistas.
Dsada haes mucho tsmpo gosa do gran
ersdtto In fAbrieR Do lieorss dc Pedro Ohanary.
Hoy O. ID favorita del p6biieo, puss sus heoraa
son los me1oess cue 80 fAbrtcan.
8eEA 1@pESA - @Sp@6IAi "a N &001GG&1O1
do ron, puss aus mareas son exeaientea.
El ron mAxea aEl Trolys O. oil aus 80 pone
sn todas Las nassAs dc los hosaiss easaa par
sieulaIea. z.
rsgrssado de "a viaia IL isIa Mr. Rs
faal Bou, sm plsAdo de In fArmacia de 2sphi.
Ha aalido para Poncs don -Vtcents Balbks,
oua AcabA de regEssAR do los Eatados Unidos,
Sc dsdicArA IN dicka cindad al e0msrcio.
GUSTAV BUoHO sn sssa ospital los IN.
baeoa marcA eel Raa6msn,S dsla fabriea del
ssfior G6dix. Los hsmos visto On varios sst&.
hlseimisntos y los q0e GUSTAV dc fnmaR huan
ia ssnaerAdo sxquistto aroms. So conocs
0ue - empIsa en sllos la meior rama dc L.
fsIa y one asian sxehaos Dc scda msasla.
Anoehs tambiSn fee auspsndido los eoncies.
30 que sodos los sADAdos ss lIsyAn o cabo en- oil
sse6a parses, qusdan auspsndidas ssas
dsssAs.
A consseusneia de una di1eiIislma opera
ci6n ouil6rgica, fAlieei6 anochs en- oil Hotsl
Marina eI duari0o corKoitgionAEfu don Jose
Antonio Rosado, do BArcsionsaa.
Eska amigo fn6 IN cfndadRno qua eum nli6
todA "a vida CON los dsbsrss de l. patyia.
e. cue - no GxtEts goSaba de grandes CON.
sldsYaefones en- "a pusnIos psrteneefa o 10
huspa accISdAd. Tam biAa ara -uno do los CO.
rnaraianaas mas aeandaiados do aqusl pueblo.
Eats 1Arda q lis 4 p. ID. tandra lagar su
antitrfo en- sl csmsnSsrio de esta cIudAd nj
oua concurriESn Algnnos Rmfgov
Ei cadAvsr esta deposiaAuo dssda anoehs
On aI esmsnaaxio o sAusa IA No haher cid . po-
aihls sl que psrmanseisrA sn sl hotel douds fA-
Msci6.
Envianos el mss sentido ressns . sus dsu
dos.
L. aissirguIda ssf sf,rila Lola Bon, de- BA-
vYcs, aa snsnsnlra 81 asta sspltal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01

al Iiceneiado don Jole de Diego permans-
csr6 Aquf hasta Ell martaa pr6ximo. MafiRna
celebrar6 una eonfsrsneia con Mr. Hant. so.
brs asuntog que 30 rslacionan CON Mays Cd II.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01
San .DgJAN
NOTA@ POR OORR EGD
Novismbrs 80.

EstA aArds % rsuniP& sl Comit6 Directive
del partido federal en- asAmhloa. para trataE
los vsrios impol tantea &suntos qua hay qua
s0lueionaE.
Ia reunion tsndr6 lugar o l. una de l.
tsrds, en- lR casa. .mofada del jefs del partfdo,
ssiaor Palmer. SAbemos que hay sudefsnts
n6msro de mismbros para formar SquoFume y
que Sc pusda eslsbEar In reunion.
MGnana ssrSn snvfAdas las notas que de-
ban publicarss dssla refarida ranni6n.
III LIQUIDO MILAGRoSO iii-Dsads que
los st f1orss CAdierno, L6pss y Oompafifa, tu-
visron la fslis idea dc adquirir y dar como
GER al pueblo de Puerto Rico, In exquisita v
ya aeTeditadA cerva1a eLA UNION PUERTO.
RRIQUENAs, E6tsse una incilnaci6n muy
AcensuAda &l I'm que tanto persigne el seflor
Matienxo Cintr6n.
Hay quisn asegurA que eadG barFil de Ger.
vsxa, equiv&le en- el Amino dc los consumido-
rss, tres elocasntfsimos diseursos del sefior
MAtienxo.
Dieha csrvssa conttens gran d6sis de pa
triotismo; asf % que oil que 10 prusba 10
paiadeh. NO pusds por msnos qua gritar III Qae
ssnga ID Union III