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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-12-19

Described ~ the vsil.len Known Critic
I'M 81 WI 3 n q p. a. Manoi1. Va i3ss 4s3

H; w D. q. M Aoot. s5s ii
p. 9. Mason, who IL recognized as an
authority on all matters III the realm
of music. has. 81 late mum Der OF Out:
Ing, = sketch of the life and works Of
Edward Grieg, the Norwegian compos-
er, of whom his people are so proud.
While admitting Grieg's limitations az
g composer. Mr.. Mason speaks most
kindly and even enthusiastically of the
former 8 music. He says':s -S
1t were q hopeless as well as use
less task to describe in words the quail.
titles of these compositions. There is
little that can be pertinently or Ser
vtceably said Of his music. One may
point out, however, its persistently "
rtcal character. It is like the poetry
OF Mr.. Henley in its exclusive concern
with moods, With personal emotions Of
the subtelest, most elusive sort. It is
intimate, suggestive, Intangible. It
voices tha gentlest feelings Of the
heart, or summons up the ARREST Wis
ions Of the imaginations. It Is whim-
steal, too, changes its hues like the
chameleon, and often surprises us with
. sudden fight TO some unexpected
shade OF expression. Again, its fine.
ness is striking. The phrases are pol
ished like gems, the melodies charm
us with their perfect proportions. the
cadences are as consummate as they
are novel. Then, again, the rythm is
most delightfully."- frank and straight
forward; there is no Numbering or
uncertainty, but always b vigorous,
dancing progress, as candid as child
hood. It is hard to keep ones feet
still through some of the Norwegian
dances. And though in the lyric pieces
rythm is idealized, it is always definite
and clear, so that they are the opposite
pole from ali that formless sentiment
which abandons accent in order to
wall. Again, one must notice the curl
GUS, exotic flavor of this music, q fla
GUS, exotic kavor of this music, fla
vor not Oriental, but Northern, half.
wild, half-tender pathos, outlandish q
perfectly pellucid. An example is the
little waltz that figures as No. 2 of the
lyric pieces, Opus IL. Grieg's music,
then, is lyrical, intimate, shapely and
exotic, IL such words mean anything
yes, just az the orange Is sweet, acld
and aromatic. One who would feel the
quality of these works must hear
them"
con the other hand. Grieg is never
large or heroic; he never wears the
buskin. He has neither the depth OF
fashion nor the intellectual grasp
needed to make music in the grand
style. Probably Of all his peculiarities
the most significant is the shortness OF
his phrases and his manner Of repeat.
ing them almost literally, displaced q
little in pitch but not otherwise al
tered" -"
"Thus Grieg has not, like the more
cosmopolitan, objective and universal
composers, advanced in his work up t.
the very end. As years have pro
crossed, the accidental in it, the unes
sential has become more prominent
has tended to obscure what is vital and
beautiful. AS the spirit waned, the
letter has become more rigidly insist
ent Idiosyncrasy has supplanted orig
inality. To find the true Grieg, supple
spontaneous and unaffected, we must
60 back to the early works"
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49, LII ~ A1s
Aielsr. Cl,,on,I can.
tcan Ohio, wv W. y "a Y wsalk hank
ever aimee No. i hoy INA shout M
years 80 the causs iddeyel oped into
rather Ma scase ot Kidney com.
4 plaint. Is ~ I not Y little baekache
noWsaad then. but =; antache which
caused ssntnai sshn eranI $day and night,
1 ana ths Shard ! tried rs ret fids q y
the worse Il became "
When the . were a the acute
stage e Wa ditacult to nit down. and
when down III was inst ass hard TO re-
gain an erect position, on account Of
the twinges 81 pain Is the kidneys. I
can only describe some Of the pangs
L as similar to that received from .
knife thrust. -.3s
n time distressing and terribly IN
convenient urinary weakness re.
suited, causing annoying embarrass-
ment during the day and loss Of sleep
during the night. ~ \
took everything which came to my
notice from reading. from observa-
ton and which my friends and &C
quaaintances advised. I consulted
physicians, but none Of them were
able to relieve the trouble. let alone
stop It. sgf III Z: " .ss
It became 30 well known that I had
q pronounced case OF kidney Com
plant that r often received circulars
from medical companies Offering to
cure me. and one day eighteen letters
were handed to me BY. the mail car
rier. 4: sss. s.s5 Il n Il, \. IS 3ssS
When Doan's Kidney Pills attracted
my attention wanted to try them,
Just as + had tried everything else. and
Mrs. Rigler went to Durham &
Wright Co.'S drug store for a box.
Relief followed.
knew after dose or two that the
medicines were acting directly on the
kidneys from the altered condition OF
the kidney secretions,t and, encour.
aged, I continued the treatment. Fin.
ally, the backache and other compiled.
tons stopped. \.
Let me sum up my opinion about
Doan's Kidney Pills by saying,
would willingly pay one months
wages for q box Of them II could not
buy them for less. You can refer any.
one to me about Doan's Kidney Pills
and will convince them that they act
Just as represented"
Four Years After.
Lapse Of time has strengthened
my appreciation OF Doan's Kidney
Pills. ] gave this remedy my unqual
flied endorsement in the summer
of 1896, because of the results
obtained from course of treatment
I can now add to my original endorse
ment the experience of number Of
others who are just as enthusiastic
when they express their opinion Of
Doan's Kidney Pills, as l."
A FREE TRIAL Of this great kid
ney medicine which cured Mr.. Rigler
will be mailed on application to any
part Of the United States. Address
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Fol
sale by all druggists, price so cents
per box.
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Not Her Broom. Eault.

Mrs. Casey-O, but losht a foine
little chiny vase that Mike brung me
whin he come. home late from the
Dimmycratic rally Saturday night.
Twas jist his own carelissness, too.
Mrs. Cassidy-Did he drop It an
break it?
Mrs. Casey-He carried it home in
his hat. Shure, he might "a knowed
that'd be the furst place I'd soak
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studying swedish Gymnastics 4,

Studying Swedish Gymnastics.
H. Foreign eount tries are becoming more
and more Interested In the Swedish
system Of gymnastica as = rational
system !of physical culture. France IL
particularly pleased with the Ling
method; and y many Of the ding
French physicians and scient fists have
visited Sweden for the purpose Of
studying It. Capt. pebax, 81 the Eight.
eenth regiment Of infantrt has been In
Stockholm for some time and 80 study
simE the system most thorough ly.y He %
one Of the most skillfnl swordSmen In
France, and has for several years been
III instructed m the army gymnasium
and tending school q JOinviile ole Pont.
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BURNs saAND

BURNS AND scALDs
No matter how severe, quickly relieved and
cured without scars, HCole's Carbolisalvs
Is promptly used, or money refunded. Is
and 80 cents at ali druggists. Ri 1
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His Point Of View

Colonel Julep-'Twas godsend.
Sir, that Kentucky had big wheat
crop this year, sir.
Major Eastern-Godsend to the
farmers, Of course.
Colonel Julep-But that's not what
p was driving at. !. Just think Of the
hne lot OF straws to pull old Bourbon
through.-New York Times.
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Could Anerd Il.

'Hey. thers!" yelled the indignant
citizen, dodging quickly backward,
You dropped 8 brick just now that
came "a within On ace Of hitting me on
the head!. ;4S s
ape It'll y shouted the workman on
the twelfth floor Of the unfinished sky
scraper. We've got plenty more av
en-! Chicago Tribune.
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InfantlIs Virtue.

"Yes." said the angel child. 81 gived
all my toys to those poor children.
cause they wanted 'em 80 bad"
How sweet Of the dear! I must
buy her q doll for Christmas" said
auntie, when she heard Of It.
And the angel child heard, and
smiled serenely. Il thought So" she
satd.-Washington Times.
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Gentlemen: 81!
have used several,
bottles of Peruna'
and feel greatly
benefited there
by from my ca
tarrh of the head,
and feel encour-.
aged to believe
t h t it. con-
tinued use will,
fully eradicate q
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Her Powers.

Her Powers.
Don't you think that Mrs. Chatson
Is quite brilliant conversationalist?"
"Oh, quite! She can express less in
more words than anyone ever met
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An Irlshman. in speaking Of an act.
or, said: He acts the part OF q dead
man true to life." = 81. IN. Al
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Dieting 7 notass.

Miss Dc spite II Inst dote on.
Georgs. I understand he threw yon
OVER 81: N, ~
Miss ~ Sweet YIes; u dotags one,
= Liable 80 sdo z almost 4 anythinx
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If half the world knew what the 9th.
er half were doing we'd be kept busy
turning green with envy and melting
with pity.
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Happy is the man who can forget all
the mean things he knows about him.
self. s5' III IN, s$
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Piso's Cure is the DOS. medicine We ever used
TOR all affections Of the throat and lungs.-Wx.
Q. EHDsLEY. Vanburen. Ind. Feb. 10. 1900
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5 Its ) pity no hotel never Thought Of
Advertising all the discomforts Of =
home. ss. 81 s.
ms is ss;.:s.s{s s. = =; e. ::s.
II e &n1S2 49, s:.s I'll :s;,: "a s;s,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-12-19

Fruit acids viii not stain goods
dyed with PUTNAM FADELESS
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Human Nature.

Human Nature.
Jaggles-I never saw any one work.
20 hard at anything. Is that his regu-
lar business?
Waggles-No, man; that's his hob.
by.-New York Times.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup, .
EOf children teething, softens the gums reduces IN.
Sammation. sllays pain cures wind collie sc bottle
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Stops the Cough and
Works On tho Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Prics25c
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Every one is liable to make q mio.
take; the trouble is that too few are
willing to do the right thing and make
amends.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28

OuARdo al nonssto Eiseutivo GsoFd6 que
30 dieFA an las mesaS elsctoRAlss, mayortR DC
representation uE -partldo polftlco, se dt1o
qua sal msdida 90 hAciR AplieAndo la isl@ IN
Como no hsmos de diFeutiP ahor2 si sss
presidents 90 no moral Auaqus de psso d.
RamOH que noR pRFecS muV immoral, qusrsmoS
dRr poH ntAdo que Of exlsta RqEal pracsdan'
Is, y seeptkndols por nm momento como procs-
dImianto corFeeto, vamos daR idea del beren
RanaI que sI Aludido precedente cEeR oil CanSs1o
EjseutIvo de 10 lslR.
Bl pFscsdente en- pEimsr t6rmino, no 80
americana, no 90 nReionRl: sS sinplsmenta un
pFaesdsnts del EBtado do Maine. 81 en- las
ciudadsE do Rqual EItado pusda ser &pltcabla
sin qua parturbs l& normAlidRd de las funcio-
mes pdblicAs en- 6poGA de sisecionaH. no 90 ne
goHario desiR 10 que AAl pHoesdimienbo tuvo dc
impFud0nts al ser lmportSdo Aqut en- moman-
aoa en- que las pSsionss polftieAs h2hfn llsgAdo
q la mayor axAltRci6u. Ed Maine, los de nm
paRtldo podisn tolsrRr ain tomoT do que Sc vie-
laPan snB dersehoB, 10 prGEeneia en- Las meSaS
dc una m1yorfA do representatives del otro par
ado: peFo ea Puerto Rico fue I'M leno RrRo1&do
n la hogusHR, una AmenASA de diseoTdia, IN
astfmulo R In axAcsPbRei6n y nj ane0no. Ds
10 que R6snltR que al @n Maine pu0de pasAK sin
peFinisio, 6pioAdo Gquf por sl gobieFnc en-
40 uallos mons sntos, eonstItuy0 una msdida ta'
msPaFla palig rosa qua an nusstE0 eoncepto
maRsea In mas SavsEa eansur&. Todo oil man
90 sAba que 10 prefsrencto sshA psisAr los
hePmanos.
PaRo 10 eurlogo aH qua oil precedsnts ss ina.
pileAbls sn absolute a aHtA ialR, porg IL 60.
iuAlmsnts Su base de Aplicaei6n ss falsA, COM
pletAmanta fAlsR.
En Maine, los fnteKvsntorBs 6 iueeag, 8 co.
mo quiaRA uRmAPaales, do lAs mesas alachoEA'
les, SON dsSign poF sl Ale&lde de la eiu.
dad, dos de sllos, poR sl GobsEnadoF del Es-
tsdo, sl tsresra. nj AleAlds y oil 0obsrnadoE
son SIe0tdos poT sE pusblo paEtanaGep, como
en- Las RntaFloEGs aIseeionss. Llsga Ia 6poeR
de oaRo psrfodo electoral, y GobsRnadoF y Al
eElda sligen corTeIiQtofsartos suyoS en- mayo
ffA, dAndor BAL res por FAEones do eoEtatfs, otHo
mlamhTo de les mssaa Al pAEbldo contrRrio.
Ssgun sSto el gobisrno do Rpogo su pGrttdo,
AI pGrtido que llav6 oil podsr On las Antsriorss
aloeeiouag.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
Pidanse cataogos de maquInas, camas y c0IchOne
Ell DIIEMA
de La CORRESPONDENCE

Ahora, vanRamos Puerto Rico. hi 60
biarno aouf. oil Etaeutivo, dssigna an Snpsrln'
tsndsnte do eleectonss. OIL oonss1o E1ssaso
az rsssrva sl papal de Junta general sscFuAado
"a. 81 supsrintsndsnSs ncmbrA las Junsas lo-
Gales v sstSs n los iuscss de mesa 8 intsEvsn-
toRes
Puss bisn nj los iueces, nj las Juntas 10"
Gales nj sl Superintendsnte, nj sl Oonss1o Bic.
eutIvo son Rquf elcgidos por 81 pueblo. No per-
tensesn, al parecsP, 81 pAriido que RAno Las
antarioEas elaecionas. El pArtido triuDtsnts
Enaonees i CON cuSl dsrseho dan IN pArtido
lR prefeRancia sobFa oil otHo? 81 el pArtido Rq NJ
triuEfAnts On las antsriores sleeeionas no ell
Gi6 nj al GobernadoR J sts del EjecuslVc, nj Al
Surarintsndsnta, nj q las unGas locales Por
que Aodo sss opjunto de h0mbrss de gobisrno
OTTO n AEon nm tan singular privls9io nm par.
pAgtiao Qua, dIeho sea de paso. tEiunfo sin "a
cha en- anterior epoca de slsccionssF y 1e
hagA ley, n prscsdente do pFocsdimisnHos qual
bu0nos uslos, sstAn en- uso en- paisss por Is-
yes dsmoeFfteaa rsgi dos, en- nm pals On donds
al pueblo no Qobssr7lGr
Aouf 90 ofreca IN dilamA. O el Conssjo
Rlseufivo por incapacsdad parciAiidAd, o
AtolondRAmisnto, h. 4<Edo su debsr, 3 oil
Conss1o Eiseutivo, al Homas aquel Aeusrco. 40
auscrl6o las tstRs dc inseripci6n del p&rSido
pofliOo quisn do ID prefsrsneia. 0 sl Con-
asjo Ejacutivo no responds u Ire pArcialidAo
Yehaxi6n qua sus dsberss la fmponsn OIL Con-
seio EIseutivo favoreeI6 & su purtsdo. No hay
otrA HoIuci6n o ests dilsmA porqua as cosa m NJ
sAbida por todAs las psrson&s que tlsnsn sen
lido comdn que 10 aplicaei6n de los prsee-
dsntes ArrAstFa de una mAnsPA incontEastAble
In parIdAd, In &n&logia, de las situacionss,
sntEa nm pueblo como 81 de Maine qua enga
IibFsmants . 50 gobisrno = nm puablo como sl
de PusHto Rico 81 qsa sin ca eonBultA en-
CONTRA de gu gusto 90 ls ha impussto detsrmi-
nAda meeRnismo de RobisEnos no hay AnAlogta,
nj hay paRidAd.
sThs TeibuneS nos llama plssbI0 saIv1fe ,
Of haMos dc pEohar 10 eontrArios todos, ineluso
oil oonsaio Hlseutivos tansmos Ii obligaei0n ds
no dAF motvos para que conSHa nosotRos %
foPmula ese tPsmsndo fRIlo.
Aai, pnSs, eGo dsba Heeti6eaHsss psns&-
mos nOsotEoS que en- esta opinion no sEtAmoa
sulos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
Esperanzas
Un estabieCimiento
tipografco
Sc VENDE EN- PONCE

Una busna prsnsa Marinoni, uuR prensa
Liberty, uER guilotina, una pTeEsA do sacar
pruehas (Sultkn) y 152 oaias de sipos en- par
fecto essAdo.
CuentR con mas de elan cRFRetsTss de ti-
pos titulRres faentes Shundantas 60 mple
las escritnrRs, tipo CONT sists eRraetsrsS, v
tipos dc Rdorno. O las, vim atas, = todA Glaze
de accessories para 81 husn funeionAmisnto de
uua Inn prentA.
El eatRblecimIsnto tIens mobiliagio, sn
81 50 pusde editAr nm psri6ilco de regular ia
mani, haesr t1dA clase de trabs JOS del rRmo.
So vends de contado, q plazos con doeu-
mentos suseritos por nEmas dsscont&bles en-
sI Credito AhorFo Poneg1e.
Para mas infoFmss dirIiirss don Simon
RojAs N'gr6n, Ponce, aatAhlselmlento EE
L0nvre -NevlsmbEs 81 d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
TemporaI@s =

ComunicaA dc Europa que - han dsisdo
ssntiE en- las eostAs de aqusl continents fssTtss
tsmpOYAlss.
No ha sido Italia so!aments la paRjudiesa d.
Dor los recios vsndahales , las lluviAs.
TAmbien EspAHa y Francis, han suf1i6o1
RrAndss dafios poT sfscto de los tempoHaies
del mar.
TAnass que hayan oeurrido aIgunes nau'
frsRios On Ell meditsrrknao que hA sssRdo en-
neRFseido por L. nsblina, dias sntsros.
En todo al lftoral do ia costs dc EapaGa,
que aatk snclavAda On disho mar ss1kan Faso.
lido de Esstos dc madsYas, de sbissos diver
sos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
JUAN |. JIMENEZ O.

JuRn IddEo Jimeno1 % un hombrs fnts gro
% IN patricia honoEAbls en- todA In xasn.
RI6n dsl gensPoso coneepto. Ha trabAiado con
tss6n duFan1s tods su vida, ganando, de sSs
modo, nm euAntioao capital. Tuvo cRaRs de-
comoreIo Embellishments estAbIscidas, una
YES, en- eAsI todAs las ciudAdss de HayM de
Ia Rap6hlIcA DominIcAn9, Nav York en-
HAmbnrgo an PARIS. KS oil 6nico dom inicAno
que nusnta con ssA1 bellRg ejacutorias. Ejsr.
cid sn Santo Domingo lR prsBldeneia de la Be.
nd olicA, dos Rnos, eineo mssas y disx siets
diaa IN polftIeA. ..... eofISlo al lsctoF cuRn-
No aapA que Juan ISidro Jim6nex On hombFs
Wipesramsnts Religioso, B0Dcillo, bsn6volo,
y Tsod odeVtfsimo, humRno. Ets hombEe So
lava todos los diGs; ique rGr0 GUts sntre sRnto
AIno aueto como RbuudA On todRu parties, enea-
v6ndoee contra los hombFsH imPioal e. senor
TfTaAnaR eFaa en- 10 h0nTades de los hombRss.
~ "a aIheFa tamGs. T0dos los domingos sa-
ISa aeomushsdo do aSposa v do SuS hi
gns an ibA a DIR miaA Santa BHhAra. Los
yC@pis0uMdon del tFAidor qua fne "a vice-
pgasidants ysu Dslegedo en- las proVlneiAs
Atsari1oa del Cibao, va quian le eseuvo dGndo
ecdo n cue 10 pidi6 hRsta sl mismo diA del
%"cSo tnadlito, Ia lIsnAban diario dc indigncH
imnronorios, y l2mks 50 10 oyo npa mA'a p&la'
h~a ennAra eauslIos dsslengu2dos.
ne as 81 b 3mbFs contra q alsn 90 laV@nto
.. -arnftIea media doeanA ds ongAKcAs qus
astGn hoy aIli como pie 90 iiOAro On aApA'o que
EugenlO Dsschamps'
r., Ds nm follsto de pEopaganda 40 ecm.
hats. inedIto, arAssdO pcE 10 plans al a'h"
Wpgsnlc psaeAAmpa'
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Ell conde Tolstoy
MORlBUNDO

I'm tslegFamA dc Paris, diea qua oil gran
n3vslista ruso conds Leon Toist:y, sstaba sac.
ehG an astado ag0nieo.
Ia epfarmadad qua vents padeeisndo al
iIustTaGa n6s0fo Ia sido declARada ineuTahIa
por loa nEA iieos que 10 asistsn.
La ina 1maci6n en- los pulmonss ha tomA.
do alRrmansas sfntomas dc esreana musrts.
Ia In capital da Russia ss tsnia In tHisAa
eertidumbrs de CUE no pasaTfa d hoy, 81 50 bio
asefitoT.
q ssntimisnto aus produces ssa neticia en-
Of mundo de lAH letrAe,ss innnito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
Corte de Circuito

La CoEts americana do 0lEcnilo ha nom
abogGdos Ardesson, HsfnAndes y Oonlw sll
para que dietamins acsrca dc 10 aolieitud del
SbpQado Moreno CaldsY6n para postular ents
sl Tribunal de D!striao de los hstAdoa Unidos.
Juss Holt, compussta de dos individuosI result
taEon an dssRcuerdo.
La MT eva oomisi6n prsssntArk "a infoEms
sn 10 session de AbEil.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
A los susCriptores
de LA DemoCraCia"
Em Juana D1az

TsnianGo cue IIauidRF cuAnto antsB i1s
cusnt@B de esta 6ranefA con In AdministrRef0n
do dieho psri6dlGO, Enplieo snc&rseidamsnss
los BusePiptorss qus Gdsudan recibos atFAsAs
dos se sirv1n reeogsrlos = L. mayor hrsvsdad,
puea de 10 contP8rio me vsr6 an el desSgradR"
bic reKo forxoso eGSo, dc enviaR In Rsferids
empRssSs para su publication, IL lista de los
susoriptsfSS moroSoS, IN de sAiss. mi rsspon
sab lidRd.
El Rgsnts.
CARLOS DIAZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
A-VISo

A partir del 80 de Oetubra pr6ximo voIvs.
ran tReAr IN Ponce los vaporss do 10 &Es6
D. Lines aZuliaD GMAraeafbo,S admitiando
earga pasagsros On visga dirseto para New
York. Gportunamsnte se publ;e&rk 81 nuevo
itinsHario.
Agsnaas: NoERleg y Ca.-Pones. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
la hueIga en- Buenos Aires

Un tesgrama Tseibido DO Bnsnss Airss.
disc iquasIas husIgas conSlndAn sn Ell mismo
esAado On east AodA In Ysr6bliea. Las HTopas
del Presidents sostianan oil orden dsspues dc
los hifimoa sucasoS.
III general Roca ha sstado conf ado
aysr con sl Presidents de los obrsros agrsmia.
doc conffa ca solueionar In huelga, Antas Do
cue tarmins ID ssmAnA actual.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
GUANICA
DEUDoREs MOR0sOS

Nueatro sgSnts en- Yaueo, ssnor Roig, NOS
eomunica que Rlka anog de los suseriptorss del
eAsario de GuknfcA" Sc hRllsn ai dsseubierto
pssar do sus sxeitacpnas para oil psgo.
saplieamos &qRSllos amigos gus eumplan
nj rafaYido sgsnsa sns sempEomlsos.
E4A egsncfa nssssita tondos para eumpliT
los suTos !uEto 90 que ss etisndsn nasstros
EacRMos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
GRAN HOTEL-RESTAURANT
TNGIATERRAV ~
Tstuan 10 yl2.-eruz z Fsrtalsza 2l.-HotsI do pr

oOnrudo Hotel oapaoidad 200 si
mas yentado de Capital coedor de las Antn
faas
@ del plan antique en- Lag ssma smercano auo del
u dsma Hotass sa eOmidaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
NOTAS De VENEZUELA
10 que dice Castro

10 que dice castro
El presidents de In rsp6blica vsnexoIana
general oipriRno Castro, hR celsbrAdo una Gin
tePviewD CON IN corrssponsAl norss-amsricano
y cGn tsstando q las preguntaa del psriodistR,
diio qua pensRba impPimir mn nusvo rumbo o
10 poIitiGa v0nexolanA, suaVix6ndola en- sentido
dsmocrGtleo.
Esperanzas
Disc adsmkF, Castro, que tisne gP8ndaa
sspsFRnKas en- 10 ERsna vountRd del gobisYno
do WAshIngton, qEa confiR en- oil apoyo que
Ie preaAArk NoHta America para sAlir AiToao dc
las eontln 3 sneias futuxaE.
Al dsciY eato, tai vsx auAs ell general
Castro y lA arrogAncia de qae astkn hacienda
Rlards I0GlAtsrra y AlsmAnia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
Collision espantosa
en- Ia Habana

AnteP
IN otRa sspantosa eolisi6n 0enFridA sA la
Hahana en- las Gitimas horas de antfar, habo
numarosos musRtcs. Los hsridos Aieansan 0
nm n6msTo sonsiderAbla.
MuertoS v hsridos
Han fAllaeido vaHios dselos hsridos graves
que EasultaRon IN las eolisionss hAbidAs aASas
do AnHsP.
Estrada Palma
Ultimos dsspaeh hos Giesn que sl stasr ms-
trada Palma. Presidan1a de Ia Rsp6bliea, soM
notIvo de 10 grave dc IL situasi6n, trAtA de
intsrvsniP psFsonalmente an lA rssoIpsi6n del
con heto.
EnouentrO
a eads momsnto oeurrsn eolisiOHss sntYe
las fusrxAs de Ia poIielA loS hualgvlstas, euyA
aetitud a. mareadAmanAs amsHasAdorA.
Apsdreados
Nuehos sstAblssimian1os Ian si4o aps.
dysados, suapsndido, mediants sl smplso dc lA
fuarxA, oil ssTvieio dc tranvfa cAKEua1ss.
In artiIsrfa
Las fusrxas de artillsriR Rssorrsn les ga
Ilss disolvisndo los gRupos, qua rsainan o tires
pedYadas, fernando IN eompaeso n6glso, q
lAs fusrsas pholieas las militarss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28

~, ps nm follsto de propaganda 90 com
haas. inS nSdiso. arasado poE 10 plans as' "n''
MVgsHlc psssAAnpA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
pare eurnr unSResfraaao

sn mn diA tome las PASTILLAS LAxANTEs
DE RROM0- QUTNINA. 81 aosicaxfo Il ds-
y0lveFk al 6lneEo 81 no g sure L. 6Yma ds
n, w, GROWN 90 halla eR eada sAjlaA