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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02
WERE EXCEPTIONALLY MIsLEp.

1t is said that much of the contempt that the
Chinaman retains other nations the
the educational system of China has always found
full lever in the biographies used in the Chinese schools
These textbooks invariably represented China not
only the hub but the whole wheel of the universe while
the other countries small flies revolving that
wheel
a similar to have been worked by Spain IN
the Philippines An American teacher there writes
many biographies distributed throughout the islands rep
resent Spain the largest country the map and that it
almost impossible change this false impression.
Many of the native teachers" he says. returned
maps and books saying they all wrong United
States made appear larger than the Philippines
than Spain"
OF course the rising generation of Fiiipnos will know
better only textbooks can do to cor
rupt whole people by infusing conceptions youthful
minds that become ingraned in school
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02
JERRY SIMPSON HEARD FROM ALREADY.

1t being predicted that Jerry Simpson in leaving
Kansas for New Mexico merely for the purpose of
changing base for cutvatng field in politics. that
he would be heard from. He has been already but
the effect that his announcement to his future made
Wichita previous his departure true in every
cular Jerry. whose conviction in his last
campaign has become the slogan of the Democratic party.
toit that Dewey, when he the Spanish ships in
Bay should sailed away and left that
people to their devices. in Denver Monday
the Republican gain the following information
his calculations and intentions In in
terviewer he said
NO. don't live in Kansas any more" said Mr. simp-
night Il gone into the cattle raising bust
in New Mexico, where I and my stocking a
expect make that territory my future
I fulfedged cattleman now, and I entirely out
Of politics. The that into a territory
ought to prove that statement absolutely What
l in politics down New Mexico l would like to
know
ct isn't much for to say anything about poll
tics since out of the swim. Still have opinions
what I think viii happen. I don't think Bryan will be
the candidate President the campaign What
the Democrats want is from the Middle West who
hasn't expressed himself definitely the issues Of the
party might do Dockery OF Missouri
! think it Will be difficult to eliminate Bryan the
Eight but his ideas definite for the Democrats
the next campaign"
Mr. Simpson also said that he did not believe Theo
dore Roosevelt would be the Republican candidate
q Ike Roosevelt" he said but think the Republican
leaders afraid Of him. he has the unhappy faculty
doing what he believes is right without consulting the
party leaders. But said before I Of politics.
and not supposed TO know anything about it"
Jerry Simpson is emphatioaIy against the oleomar.
garine bill which puts Of 10 cents per pound upon
oleomargarine and butterine.
1T means" he said that viii turn the entire butter
business Of the country the creamery men and all
substitutes viii be driven Of the market is liable
10 send the price of butter up TO 80 pound
Il shall be in Denver for day two I interested
in the work of the National Live Association and
John Springer president Of that organi
sas City the greatest history the association
ton of cattlemen Utah from there go into south
purpose Ny object up interest in the assoca-
necessity Of getting together They realizing more
and that if they wish accomplish anything Cen
gress anywhere else they must pull together exert
their influence body It is through this method that
other interests have been so successful and the stock
growers must adopt the tactics.
What We need more than anything now in Washington
Is a Secretary Interior the Nearly
all the business Of that department has 70 do with
country of Missouri and the who is the
head that department should be from this section Just
now fortunate the fact that the who is in
the Presidents chair understands the West and believe
he viii do great things before his term expires
I speak OF this especially in regard the order Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02
SENATOR JONES DONE UP IN ARKANSAS.

United States Jones Of Arkansas who as high
muekamuck the National Democratic Committee has
pigheadedy held his party policies which hindered
rather than facilitated retired and will be
leaving the marble chambers Of the Senate for the woods
of Darkest Aransaw dispatches Of yesterday makes
it certain Clark has succeeded in eectng legs
lature majority Of which against Jones.
Jones that he could not be displaced that
he did not go look after his forces He is
his way now. but is too late Clark is
Governor state and Is represented being
to-date politician.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02

the Secretary the Interior the removal Of fences
from the public domain my part of the state
the removal Of fences from the public land viii
work great hardship the small cattleman the
whom it declared intention protect It viii mean
that the with small herd will have hire herders
which he unable do and that he will have to sell
to the big cattlemen will short time have
complete control of the think the leasing system
that is advocated in the West will solve the difficulty TO
large extent but of course, that is experimental"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02
SECRETARY ROOFS SOUND MORAL 8

Secretary of War Root issued general which
all may read with much profit the officers and
Of the army The general theme is the value of moral
and phsca cleanliness and health. It counsels the Of
fcers to set good example to the and to admonsh
them wisely and kindly refrain ntemperance and
vice their worst enemies and the certain desroyer OF
usefulness The Secretary of War says that ideness
debauchery debauehery ruin Idleness intemps
vice conasted with industry temperance vse
the leading to ruin and misery the other
cess and content. Secretary a good practical
preacher Moral and physical cleanliness and strength are
the foundations of al worth having They
essary a useful and happy life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02
A ooop RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.

J. C. O. Morse of Hutchinson, who elected Railroad
Commissioner succeed Ex-Governor Fnney has the ca
pacity experience for the making Of efficient Of
Formerly Of Sumner county and thoroughly con
interests of Wichita and that of
all other south he viii naturally stand
the board the representative and champion Of this Sec
ton Morse has been prominent factor in what was
known the Cy Leland combination. intimate Of Al
baugh Long Bailey rest which leads to the sug
gestion that seemingly the weren't than half
busted after all.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02

King Edward wanted the feathers and fuss Of
his coronation, which could be made TO take only forty
five The Archbishop of Canterbury insists
the full ceremony be given. That will take
a half a King is not necessarily the boss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02

The dispatches from Washington say that Evans has
done just what Mckinley wanted him do, and what
Roosevelt has wanted him to do that he wanted
get of the Office for three years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02

Many Beers wearing English Khaki. because
they have other clothes But they have right
under The Hague agreement They should go naked
their death Of cold according to the articles of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02

Old QleomargaTine will be Of the road in Con
gress. all having made a speech the subject COM
petely exhausted it. themselves and the country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02

We learn with keen regret that revolution has beef
tirely missed it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02

Nelson the St Joe bigamIst who confessed 70 havn
three wives has been prison for three years yea
for every wife.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Ralph Richards, Of Fort Scott. has es-
tablished the "Prairieiand Magazine"
f. D. Coburn Is getting out a fresh
report on the condition of wheat iH
| Kansas.
Mort Albaugh says that the Mont
! gomery county delegation Is for Bailey
| Cole says IL is for Cole.
Warden Jewett, OF the penitentiary. is
trying TO get the railroads TO give lower
rates on binding twine Tor the prison
plant.
| Wiley Cook. Of Lsbette county. has
been hired by the state board OF railroad
| assessors TO do the detail work OF as
| sessing railroads this year.
Fred Funston VIII speak on Kansas
Day at the Ottawa Chautauaua. Here
after it viii not be much trouble FOR him
TO slide down from Colorado.
| The New York Evening Post says that
/ the confusion OF early Kansas history is
/ deplorable. and accuses Professor Black
mars Life Of Charles Robinson OF adding
/ u It.
! Sunday Atchison witnessed baptizing
Reverend Smothsrs stood in the cold wa
ter an hour and a half and put the con
verts under. Il was showing little all
/ the time
The story Is told % a Kansas man who
suddenly became rich. he bought an old
! livery stable in q Prohibition town. sold
! the old bottles he found under the hay.
and retired.
The man who lives on a farm vhere
( the wheat vas killed last December. end
where it hasn't turned green az all. hash
given up. He believes that all The wheat
in Kansas is dead.
Mrs A. C. Richardson. Of Savannah.
II 81 =
on her way 20 New Mexico where she
VII reside hereafter. Her tsal for r1uI
der iu Missouri led her 10 leave the
state.
Judge Smart. n Lawrence. has refused
20 issue az the prayer % the Topeka
millers. an order restraining the santa
BE from enforcing the diderential rates
on grain from western Kansas points %
Topeka
Ed Hove. we have never met Cor
gresham Chester J. Long, and there =
no favor ne are asking az his hands
But IL is a facf that he Is the str11s'sef
man Ga the kansas delegation. that IT, he
has attracted favorable attention il
legitimate way. and iH a man among
men.
There was = curious iot ~ DoH;ics 70
the selection ~ Ore Mrrse fur rslirga1
comm i-sierer On the nrst ballot Morse
received fae votes - three Stanley. NeI-
son and Cisra Fin1eF the F1ffs 10 fhFef
-C0-e Gof1ard ard Grimes Ca fhe rszt
hsuci L8-s- received aI sz Is j. said
th1t the deal Eas engineered ~ Jaues
mrsar. Cr I-eiaad ard 1ie-t Atsrlsn
ana george flarE Tae c.airn 81 made
That if Involves fhe vlsadraw4i ~ LaF-
h1r. - Reno cllutF. "a Fesrntlate -
sllse-tlr-Hsfsaf. TIE saFl1Ft - Afsc1 ~
the Seserth diHtrl-s ~ fasf rfe al-
-r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02

The defeat Of Senator Jones viii probably Coin
! Of Arkansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02

\ Pennsylvania farmer Easter made savage assault;
on Parnassus by sending four guinea to Rooseve
enr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02

done just Mckinley wanted him do, and what
Roosevelt has wanted him to do that he wanted
get out of the Office for three years
Old Oleomargarine will be Of the road in Con
gress all having made speech the subject COM
petely exhausted it, themselves and the country
in progress in San Domingo for time. We had
tirely missed it
Nelson the St bigamlst who confessed 70 having
three wives has been sent 10 prison for three years year
for every wife.
The defeat Of Senator Jones viii probably Coin
Harvey sink further and further into the dark
Of Arkansas.
\ Pennsylvania farmer Easter made savage assault
Psrnsssus by sending four guinea Roosevets
son.
De Wet and Dearey must be wearied a good deal by
the conferences Kruger and Leyds hold up in Holland.
Mr Richardson Of Tennessee has a nice secondhand
Danish snest For sale, almost 5 good new.
Jim Corbett viii challenge either Fitzsmmons or JEFF
fries His pOoketbook must be running Low.
The Rock Island which IS spreading VIII 60 direct
from Fort Worth TO Galveston.
We have set Cuba her feet and viii Be al right
Il We load her purse 3 little
Marx Hanna IS asking for the pardon OF Ratbbone.
Roosevelt Viii refuse H.
General Miles IS being carried away back and vii be
tied down il chair
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02

We have set cuba CT her feet and viii al right
Il load her purse q little.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02

De Wet and Dearey must be wearied good deal by
the conferences Kruger and Ieyds hold ZIP Holland
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02

The Rock Island which is spreading vii 20 dlrect
from Fort Worth Galveston.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-02

General Miles IS being caErlea away back and VII be
tied down in a chair
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01
La REFORMA DE Las LRYES
LA REFORMA DE LA MAGIsTRATURA

De an lado, ell laborioso pueblo que pone
algo de su trabajo para ofrecerlo quien SO
eneaFRa de mGntener ell ordsn e1ecutar %
ley De oexo lado, Ia clase letrada, la cue vi
We consagrad los estudios, con i4 mission ALL
sima de eonvertirios eomunes arm0nlas.IfS-
baiA oil uno con In fuerza do su 6razo, mien-
tras labor& ell otrc CON Ia fuerza De . loea.
Here aeual la TERRA hrota ell rico 1ruto 20
ca este con Ia vara msgica del pensamlento "a
psns de las Tebeldias, manan corrlsness ao
paz de jussicia.
Tai es ell eriteFlo que priva trlunf aoor en-
ell nundo, desde que Ia revoaucfon niosohcA
de los reyes emperadores, eonsagro con 81
6leo de Ia sobsrania la cabeEa de los pueoios.
La magistratura es ei brazo derecho de
iniciatiTas generosas. Son las necesidades so
ciales como un teclado inmenao an que ha dc
Bentirse sin cesar Ia mano de los missionaries.
La m magistfatura, es deeiF, los que practi-
can ls ley, debs ser id6nea jusEa pues de
ese modo es que puede producer el bien In
pulsRr el prcEreso
El magistrate debe, por tanto, ser indsxi
bic, pero no arbitrarIo; fei cnmpiidor de ID
ley, no servf instrumento de pasiones poiti'
cas-.
vS por el mundo ell caudillsjs preten-
ci0n grossra de soberanfa, fAlsifcando In YER
dad dssnaturalizsndo los principles. Et
mundo, empero, sabe que atenerse respacto
de esta usurpaci6n de facutades, y HegarA IN
dfa en- que no SO oir&n en- medic de Ia sociedad
espadaEos brutales volvera cada cual 50
destino.
FL ciudadano, & hacer Ia leg.
El magistrate, cnmplirla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01
La captura de un bandido

Los di&rios de Roma hsn racibldo m sen-
sAelonai telegrama de La ciudad de Urnino
: rruBriando Ia ssptuFa del c5.ahre bandido.
MuBolsno.
81 LIS captuKa del malheehoF fue EeAIi1ana
sn Urblno 20 en- Reggie (Calshrisl por una
uatrulia de carabRsros que vtiilab2n Ipa ea-
nnlnos de- las tnontafias de Acqualaga
La actftud sisspecE1sa de un vIaieTo Que
los cara abinefuB encontHaEon en- esa panto, hi
10 one eat0s sc RearcarAn ptdieran los anle
cedentas de VA prOeedancfa por obras aspd
caci0nes, aoepechandc q Ie se sratAba del ban
aadn M Mrnoino, lns carADineroH pusieron r&pi-
damento las esposaE al deacOnorido, quisAndole
nl fnsil que llaTaba v ls bAndolera,
El preso decIar6 ilamArss Francisco Car
lpAora.
Al Feglsaraflo 10 haIlnron dos pi=solas, hes
navajMA dosclsrtas cincnsntA liras en- billie
gGs dA HAneEs
El snpuaatn CAroAare llevAba e cuslLo nm
sxeapuaarao con iM tmdgen de la Virgsn j la
aa Gin Jose
Lies cara hineFos 10 cCndUjaroE pFaao 4 Ion
ngssdmd dx Erofnn. donde fueFcn ci4Adca ~
nSmparar8g vartoa c0nUcid0g a. Mnsolino.
Hay ca pFAsanelM dc las aueoKiasaezi ye
RKeHtA6 el caFeo del pzaso con ins assttkos hA.
blando astos dnCDarAda nnAnimeFnonts cue II
srFpstado era atecttsAmsnteael temibla nAE-
eessfc,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01

Hoy se abre en- San Juan al gegundo pa-
RIO do las Ckmeras IegisIativas, de ssAs CANA
ras Gus nj, repFesantaE Ia YolUntad del pals,
siHo la de IN pErgido.
Pero como ezas CAmaras han sido teg0ttsdt-
ifs por el gobisrnc. tienen derecho IegtsLdf,
cemo ya 10 hicieron en- oil anterior periodo.
P&rece que uno de los grandes empehoa,
sinO OIL pFincl pal, que han de llevar oAoo esas
CAmarns, es Ell de introduci grsndes refermas
on nuestras Ieyes, sObre TODD en- ell C6digo pe-
nal 9tos popga tiento en- sus mRnos.
No nos oponemos que Sc IntFoduzSan, 8
mejoK diong, gus desaparezcan de nuestros
c6digcs aqueIlRs deficiencies que SO eonstderen
como r6mcrAs para la metor mafCha de In Rd-
mtnistrRct5n de instcis, simplihcando trAmN-
tes &ceIsrando pFceedimfen tog pero en- 10
fundamental del derecho, creemos que muy
poca eosA tsndran que hacer Ysusetros tegtsladO
Tss.
Pero tansimpcyfente, quiz&s mas. que 10
reformA de nuestras leyes, consideramos ls
Keforma de nuestra mAgissrSsurA.
Nuestras Corses de DistEito estan, en su
mayorla, este 10 hsmos repesido yariaS veI-
ces, en manos inezpsrsas o las do sects
Rios politieos; NADIA SO corsegnfrh con refor-
mar las leyes, 81 no Sc rsforma al mismo tienl-
DO ei4 personal.
Ensendemos que Ia admfnistraei6n de Jus
ticia es oil mas importante de los apostolAdos
soeiales. Attribute es de los carRcteres fnteI-
gros entsnderlo asf alzar hasts 81 10 concieE.-
ella.
Tan solo los espfritus frfyolos, los carketG-
res enAecos, Sc atFeveH dssnaturalizar In
magistratura con sus pasionAs mezqninas 8
ecn aus complscancias con el podeE
En- Ia anchs esfeIa de la politics no pueden
estsr mas psrfeetamente desltndRdas las atEl-
buciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01
e: Pres

f.uis Pores Sc sncuantra en- Ia carcel de
Quarts de Aierra. acusado de violaci6n dc lbs
teyea pnstalee-
h al de ssptiembre Manuel Euenses, sas-
tre due vivs en- eI ndnero % calle de San
ErAnciseo, anvI6 Perez, qaien tenfa en-
,alemdo dua ausra 81 coFreo 10 echars ana
anrta dknaola dos cantavos para CoMprara i'm
aello Pores se Guard6 el dinero la pusc i'm
sello cancel2do Ia carta, slsndo ssto dsssa-
niarso por los emplsados del coErso, quienes
daaron euentA del gecho.
Tcl Tnsuector de coFreos Mr Smith, fnvesH-
"a 81 asunto, siendo Perez detenido.
Antea de aver fu6 dicho indivtduo eondn-
eide ante oil Comisionado de los Estades Uli
dca IA Anderson umien la datuv0 por no hAher
prsstado ia hanza de $10O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01
Frente al matadero

Los haroos do guerra smefieanes que es-
taoan aver en- agnas de San Juan. frense il
mntadero, los manda el Almirante Hlgginson.
Son dfehoa buquss eKearsajeD, (A!miranteG
~Alabamas, que mazda sl capitkn Browsscll;
eMassschnssetsS, mandado p0f el capttAn q.
4 Feair, 81 cAnoneFo GMsrietts.S Hsta es-
emadra saldrG maGana ga dirsccion 10 isla de
DnIabra.
I'm ia tarde do hoy traslad6ss con la bandsra
Insignia, 81 Aimirspte Hlgginson al csaonerc
etdariettaD que entr6 en- Ia bahia dando fondis
NI Almirante dessm harc6 dsspu6s. dirl-
wiAndose Ia Mansion Ejacutiva para galudar
al II onorabie gobsrnador civil de la isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01
20 > sa,rne

Ell domingo 2e fAlleci6 sn Salinas don Pc.
dro Juaa AtiIanU, estimRdlsimo por sns com
puenfAncs.
05rero probes patfEots intachabFe oua
inch6 COZ anaof por nuestra cauaa ocnp6
puesS1 dc annIlants en al Comlte AYunta.
Hmlanto de 3 snnaas se rapt6 las siu1natfas de
EglApAos IL eonocieFoa.
0nFeTa d. In fAzA ia coIor. era On elarnan
to n0ea6- d lnaprecIahTa.
Rseibnn alis 6euaoa 81 ganxxmienao de nues-
txp 6usse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01
AgrNdec5dO

Nuestro director don Mariana Abrils mueB
Sra por medic de estes Ifneas, profnndo
sgrAdec.misnto la juventnd federal de Lares
por In distinci6n con que le ha honrsdo nous-
br&ndoie Presidents honoTGTto del sub comite
de La tuventnd dc aquella pobisci0n.
Caente 4quel comit6 con nuestra decididR
cooperation para todo 10 que tienda dar vida
robusteS & Ia idea que todos defsndemos, y
que ttsns pal adinea tan enthusiasts como escs
uuerides correligionarios lsrefios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01
DESNATURALlZADA

las doee del dia 81, el gus,1is insular da
Carolina don Jose Cordoba enc0ntr6 4 ana
cristnra pequen4, menor de catoTca me eses, que,
abandonada por sE madre, estaba expaesta &
m0rlF ahogsGa en- una zanj4 que extsEe en- ID
CanSera, eevoA de Ia euai 80 enconsrabs.
Es guards reeogl6 h crfAtura, toman-
do fnfGr@es Bupn 1pien era la msdre, Id euAI
pugo dSsposict6n de loe ssibuuales.
Esta 80 llama Dolores GUN ines.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01
Manifestation poIftica
Nsguabo, 30 Diriambre 1904.
ID afvneNnw A r. u n u.xslxsx, 4 fsYA

Nsguabo, 30 Diriambre 1901.
Sr. Director de LA DEMocRAcIA.
Caguas
Muy sefior nuessro amigo:
Hsbisndo peraenacIdo heska hoy 81 parti-
do repabiieano de la isa, por eony1ccionas
parsonales tsnemos IL satisfaction de mani
festafie que nos retlramos de dicho pafsfdo,
hacisn6onos indepandientes.
Sin otro particular quedamos de I'd. .. D.
amigos.
Rosendo Ramos,
GuiIIermo velazquez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01
CENTR0 OBRERO

Esta nochs ceIebrar6 un bale el GCsntro
Obrero, , do Csgnas,
A juzgsr por los preparasivos, quedara
muy Iucido.
Lo ceIebTariEmos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01
Carlos Casanoyas

Nuestro querIdo amigo compafasFo en- la
pfensa don Carlos CasanOvas se h&lia complO.
taments rsstablecido de au enfsrmsdad.
Lo celebramos son mUcho regociio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01

I'm Ia prolongaci6a norte ds Ia ealle Ma
yor sc promovl6 un ess4ndalo ell lunes por a
noche, . causa de algunas copas de mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01

Harmoso v variado es ell surtido de som-
breros para hffios que ofrece al visitado esta-
bIeeimiento Gel Loavre.9 Dssde la pAmalA
para nifi0s de dos ocho BfIoS. hasta ell som
baer0 de forma americana para nifsos nayores,
90 eonsigue an ell LouvreS precios suma-
mente limitados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01

I'll ampr6stito que trats de negociaf oil
avuDtamienbo de esta ciudad por ef pfco de
200 900 pesos, nc pude efectuarsa sI lunaes co
mo estaba anunciado, por falta do requisites
en- las proposisiones presentadas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01

Como aguinRldo especial, al BazsF Otaro
Sc propone ceder gratis sus artfeuIos tod os
los clientes que coneurran soiictarlo oil dia
6 del actual.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01

MAESTRO amigo compafaro don EugeDIo
Astol Sc ha ssparado de Ia Direction de xEl
Diario de Ponce1.
Ds lamcntar ss la falta de su portante
concnrso en- Ia redacci6n del colega.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01

Don Pedro Sanchez Rivera se ha afIia.
do al particle federal.