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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24
The RESPONSIBILITY.

The Las Vegas Optic in discussing
statehood says that 1t is not a political
question. 1t is a matter of moral and
constitutional right. For fifty years
New Mexico has been knocking at the
door of the Union. Fol- a half century
she has been turned down, her intelli-
gence doubted. Her progressive citizen
ship is crying out for the rights which
have been accorded to others. Her peo-
pie no longer come as beggars, with
hated breath pleading for admission.
They come as free born American citi-
zens. loyal to the cause of constitution
al government and demand by the de-
votion of half a century to the cause of
republican government, the right to
have voice in the council chamber of
the nation. Let the people unite as one
man and press our claims upon the
senate. This IS the crisis. The bill is
in the senate. Let us demand action.
Delay mean defeat, postponement
means bad faith. juggling, insincerity,
If the senate will not admit us say so,
and take the consequences.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24
DEMOCRATIC pEMAeoeuEs.

There are many bills awaiting action
by the United States senate, some OF
them of the highest importance. The
isthmian canal bill, the Cuban recip-
rocity bill. the territorial statehood
bill, and the irrigation bill, are among
the number. The session is drawing
| rapidly TO a close and most of these
measures will have to sc over until
| next winter for lack of time to con-
slider them. For many weeks the SEN
| ate has been discussing the bill pro-
viding a government for the Phlllp-
pines. That is, ~ostensibly it has. In
reality il has been wrangling over
questions which have nothing what
ever to do with the government OF the
| Philippines. Democratic statesmen
have been doing most of the talking,
| and their speeches have been framed
and delivered with the specific purpose
| of supplying their party with campaign
, material. They have been striving In
| every way possible to discredit the adj
ministration's Philippine policy. Every
| Islander, irresponsible letter and va
grant rumor that could be utilized IN
furthering this purpose. has been
siezed on presented and magnified,
Republicans have permitted the demo
, Gratis to do most of the talking, with
the view of letting them exhaust thell
ammunition and get to a vote as early
as possible. But the daily grind goes
on. All attempts to have a day set fol
voting on the measure have been OPP
posed and defeated. The windy ora
tors believe they are making literature
for the fall campaign and they refuse
TO abandon the noble work. Bushes!
must wait-legislation must fail. Tit
canal, Cuba, the arid lands, the terri
tories may go to Jericho. The great
absorbing, overtowering business il
hand is TO cheaper the republican ad
ministration and make democratic
; votes,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24
THE E e

The testimony presented to the su.
preme court of Missouri in the beef
trust inquiry shows a complete union
Of the packers, Armour, Cudahy, Nor.
ris and Swift, at hat point. 1t was
shown that they had a fixed agreement
as to prices, and held meetings twice
a week. at which they adopted uniform
rules of action as to all common IN.
t~erests. Furthermore. the several
firms of the combine buy beef cattle
on separate days so as to avoid com
petition with each other, and it was
testified that If a man shipped his cat.
tie elsewhere for sale, they telegraph
ed ahead of him to agents i~nstructing
them as to the price they should offer.
1t was proved that the trust methods
had driven 100 butchers and two pack
ing houses out of business in st
Louis.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

their country's defense and of those
who survived the connict. but have
since been gathered by the Reaper.
These exercises are conducted by the
remnant of the G. A. r., assisted by the
public that honors the memory of the
brave dead. But not many years hence
this task of love must he performed
entirely by others and the comrades
will have gone to answer the last great
roll call.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

nished 6,5G1 soldiers for the defense
of the nation out of a population a lit
tie over $4,000. OF all the states ad-
mitted since Vermont became the four
teenth state of the Union, only three
had a greater population at the time
of admission than New Mexico has to-
day. and not one had the promise of
greater growth and prosperity for the
future that the Sunshine territory pos
sesses today, with its imperial domain
covering twice the area of Indiana"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24
JsMEz HOT SPRINGS STAGE LINE.

Stage leaves 1rlmble's stable on Sec
ond street, every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 6 a. m; quick time. A
relay of stock is kept at Zia. Arrives
at the Springs in time for supper;
Don't be deceived by people who tell
you they will take you just as quick
as the stage, for they won't. Nobody
else has any change of stock on the
route. Tickets for sale at Trimble's.
J. b. BLOCK, Proprietor.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

The Las Vegas Record says that
some city councils are f%earfully and
wonderfully constituted. At Albuquer-
que a few nights ago, the council de.
liberately extended its authority one
mile beyond the city limits. 1t reminds
us of last years Las Vegas council,
which passed an ordinance regulating
the exact locations on which people
could erect residences IN their OWL
DrODerty.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

We are not enamored of the beef
trust, nor of any other trust which ar
bitrarily seeks to advance prices OF the
necessaries OF life, but if any preju'
diced individual undertakes to hold the
beet trust responsible for the recent
eating OF four missionaries by canni
balls of New Guinea il will he manifest
~ unfair.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

Through the liberality of merchants
of this city and the enterprise OF
the Hyde Exploring Expedition com.
pany New Mexico was enabled to make
a creditable exhibit at the Charleston
eXposition.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

Senators P~enrose. Elkins and Quay
are taking great interest in the omni'
bus statehood bill and urging the sen.
ate committee to give the friends OF
the an immediate hearing, as
they are anxious for a consideration
of the measure before the close Of The
session.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

For the first time in the history OF
the postofice department a postage
stamp is to bear the portrait of a wo
man. The postmaster general has de
cided upon Martha Washington's por
trait, and it will be placed upon the s
cent stamp.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24
Just Received

a fine lot of upholstered touches with
all steel construction. Don't fail to
see them. They are beauties. Futrelle
Furniture Co, west end of yiaduct.
Also a fine line of ingram carpets and
art squares, ranging in prices from
$3.50 and up; cotton, y wool and all
wool.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

The Illinois republicans condemn
the malignant attacks now being made
upon our soldiers and sailors" SO
should every republican and every
democrat who has the proper respect
for those who wear the Uniform of the
country.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24
PASSING AWAY.

1t is a sad thought that the Grand
Army of the Republic is so rapidly
passing and that within the present
generation il must become only a me,
DRY. Within a few days the nation VII
observe the annual ceremony OF decor
ating the graves OF those VINO TEL II
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

Although there may be strikes and
rumors of strikes-all of which is 10 be
regretted-the fact remains that 1t is
better to have republican prosperity
and strikes than democratic adversely
and stagnation of business so complete
that there's no opportunity for strikes.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

ooooooQcnr ooooooooo
. TOPSY HOSIERY, THE BEST .
. HOSIERY IN THE WORLD; 1oc .
= to 75c PAIR. TO BE HAD ONLY .
. AT GOLDEN RULE DRY GOODS
9 co. TRY OUR 25c TOPSY 9
9 HOSIERY. 2
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

Trinidad has an e~nterprising lodge
of Elks. They will give a fine program
of races mex week. There will be a
large attendance of visitors from New
Mexico.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

All Swedish workmen are planning
a national three-day strike. everything
being anected from railroads to barber
shops. with an idea of giving a con
crete demonstration in favor of uni
yerSal suffrage.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

The state of Ohio has elected demo.
critic senators. but this has not peer
considered evidence that the people of
Ohio are not fit for statehood.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

Reports from Washington state that
the interest which President Roosevelt
is taking in the irrigation bill may re-
suit in the passage Of this measure
during the present congress.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

The Las Vegas Record is after every.
thing in sight for its town. 1t says that
when the capital is changed from San.
to Fe it will be moved to that town.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

The Northern Securities combination
surrenders. The government prosecu-
ton is a success. The beef ring comes
next.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

Read every page of the Daily Citizen.
1t is a model afternoon daily newspa-
per-.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

Twenty-four Colorado towns show
increased postal receipts. which is a
sure indication of the growth of that
state.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

Spectators in Albuquerque who will
neither sell nor build should pay taxes
on their ideas of lot values.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24
Terms OF substitution:

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those OF any other daily paper In the
territory.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24
Mrs. AIbrIant. the Artist.

Is again in her studio, lI5 North Third
street. Parties who wish fine work In
artistic photography, should call and
leave their orders for the new carbon
photo, the latest in Photographic are.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24
Statehood.

Deming is the great mining center
Of the southwest.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24

New Mexico demands Statehood
from the Fifty-sevent.H Congress.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15
1i-Hung- g Chang
ANEODOTAS OURIOSAs

LIS ruerte ds Ii Hang Chang ha dado
OCCASION los diarios psFlsiensas para pubIieaF
atgunsa an6edotss sscsdas do Ia vida del gran
de hombre do E4tsdo chino, que manfhestan
alguno8 de los raEgos de sn earacteF, muchos
de ellos comune3 Ia generalidad de los in1i-
vfiUos IA sU ra1a.
LIE TEMPS publica Ia sguts1te, redsctsda
poF ell rninistro frances en- China, M. Est6han
eAl llegar Pekfu en- Ia primavera de
1898 llevabA 20 una comisi6n importanta que
me- hsbfs rseomendado mi jefe M Hsnotsux
Trat4base de IN fsrrocarrii Li-HuDg Chang
era entonces Ell FFImer personaje DEL Estado
Voy verio ma enncsis TODD 10 que le
pido. Aquello era agunbn eonelufto 81 me
daba 81 paRbra f1rmal e. a ttrds 10 vuei.
vo var on O. Tdrg Ysmsa. Y era ot7o
eaento. Ii Hurg Chang mn dice ex4es@man.
&c 10 eonsfario ds 10 quo ne habls tuFsdo en-
Ia mAGsna 10 possible obaensF cosa guns.
Este nodo de cnnduGlfss nj sorpre ndi6 !
aun no estAba Y5 sc0stGmbFad0 3 trRt&r con
chlnos. Dsclar6 qua iba q solcisar de nj isfs
laa uedidas nacessrias v que no tardsrfa una
cshnuera francesa On ssrPsr para el pIsrso
de K
-Por 10 viato, usted craa que su CT Il 1nera
va a construir eI fsrrocArEl.f me pregant6 81
trAnqniiAments.
NO, pero usted vera que nos syudara 8
constrnIrlo.
Arenas hnba enviAdo rai taiegrama Pa
RS. cuando Li-Huug Cha g me conuniea que
est6 diEpnesso Scordsrne ia mitsd de 10 que
psdfs. lie di las gracias, pero insist en- exi-
fir al to In. L0eg0 cue 81 2aun60 q1eGo srF9-
alado an com mplat% couf1rmi1sd con nueRtras
pretanelones, Lib IBg Chang mo dijo son-
riendo:
M "a pusds neg q1s esuste1 IN hon
bre anrnamsnta smable.
Yo le contsstA 1ns BoIO da oil depends ell
que 10 faese sis'npre9.
Es sabi3o q1e ell omnfpctsnts ministro,
aunque Millionaire, era a.vaTo an Erado snpsr
lativo viva en- una cana uiisePable. Sa pa
lacio, dice M. Plehon, era como el rancho des-
tsrtalsdo de I'm cRmineFn
@Cuaudo su famoso v!aia al trAves de EIu-
fops. to los los EstAdos qne strsvss0 OK
eepci6n de ur O solo. le c,0stsaron los gast1s de
au psrmaner Gfa. Puss bient, eu P k'n, cada
vaz que SO topaba con el ministro del hnfco
Estsio que 10 hAbfs Oh liz A1a q msseR Ia TnBno
en- eli hnlsileo, 10 intsrpelaba 1iri6udols:
su pats. sxeel@neia, es m gran paif; me
guat6 muehfsinlo vist' a-to, psro es muy phol,e.
-fC6nol Psro nuestFs hAcisndA es h1re-
cientei nuestro prasupueato co de lcs meJor
souiibrados.
NO, n6 81 yo le be visto bien, Ia ver-
dad, Io ha sentido. Porqne. CFesHe su ex:s-
Iancis, 20 siauHo muchn iatsT6s por pals.
lAh du6 I6stFns que sea tan pobref
Y Sc ihA Tiendo.S
L@ sNouvaile PFesse Lfhrr@ cnsnts la visl-
- De 1T Hnpg Chang 81 6Ait onnEis, una
ne las mas IS idss inatiiueIones hancaIias de
FrAncis:
II Hung charg recorrid con 81 mas vivo
interea todos los p&tiOs cfrinss: atsnci6n
aumsrt6 al deaesndsE lAa gIleifAs sEetsrva'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
LOS REYES

do el camino. Va mucha gente con elos,
lmedio puehlol, @npas tadavf4 Los otros dos
reyes son vlejos mUy formaes, con anas
bsrbas blancas que les lIegA aquf y tambien
dan iUguetea: Iqu6 cosas tan bonitss danI
Casndo pasen por squf, te envoIvei6 en- tn
mantita te asomars al balc6n: vsr&s como
ell negro me pregunta <6Da qui6n es ese nifo
tau bonito tan rubio7s Z 20 lie digo: gi Es
mioIo les nal Almaio 81, entonces. veras
como SAGA un gran puh do de juguetea me
los da dicIeudo: GlTDms, para tn ni5a, per
que es muy Ruapo muy rebuen0i9 STs has
sonrefio? Q16 harmosarai Nj nifi1 ee va O
poner bueno. .6Verdsd que a. verdad que
sf? SQ1s miraap dLa mariposa? Ala ouie-
resi-. LIE gusta mucho Ia lus: como a IT, mi
vida. Es blanca como IN Copiso de nieye.
lTrae buenas notieia IAy, JED que SO ha
quemadol .lPobrseital IPlcara luz que lie
abrSEo las alasl
E nino sigus inm6vi', con Ia "a mas pa
Ida, los ojoa mas grr ndes la nsrfz mSs aala-
d. rizo dc cabellos ruhos, cayendo aobre
10 frense perlada de sudor, p&rece que SO en-
durece que Sc enfrfG.
Cline la criatnrA sgoniGgnta a6n pareca
sonreir; que ri Ia muerts pnede borrar con aus
fealdsdes las hsrmosurss 8pgelicalss de Ia In
fancia La mariposa dota con las alas tEon-
chad&s en- el lsgo de acsite dc aqua vksn
Tampoco pudo ls muerte b0rrar aquel coobor-
no blsnco a6fe@ que abraa6 le llama.
AllA sfaers alxan cRda vez mas fuertes
mas alegreS, los c6nticos lA0 risas...
ri min volvi6 su cabecita hseia In luz,
movie sus labios muchas veees, como si los la
D10a E3mDlSn 10 Ia AuDlsF&n 9DduPeGid0 en-
friado, y, al IN con voE roncGs y apa gada die:
iVIeneni
-SQss dices, mi alma?
Los Reyes Msgos.
-Todavfa NO: nks tarde.
-Vianen. Los vao 20. El Negro la
ma. para nj? Mo da Ia estrella: Iqu6
grandei No cabrk en- l5g 50 Uatos.
-lMirsmeI lJes6sl dQu6 tiene mi nino?
Hiio... Coraz6n rnlo, 6no veg Is lus?
-t rs la estrellAi......
Rlzando gu cabecita p6ida fra, que
cay0 ineFts, 50 fu6 oil nino con ios Reyes Ma
gos, 3 iDgar con los soles Ias eltrellas.
Jose Nogales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15

Hay en- Ia alcobs una eamita negra CON
eorgAduras mas blAncas que las alas de los pi-
shones. In aquslla camita solloza un nlfo
antra Ios 6hDg1s de la hebre tai veg en- los CO.
a1lsnzos de nu Ggonia.
B3lls 90 su cAritA p&lida, que sombrea IN
,fzo de cAbslcs rubios Rplastsdo poT ei eudoF.
,Ei triste qua los Sng eles sufrAn ell dolor hace
blsn en- rendir los hom5res, al fn son hom.
3yss Psro borturar IN cuer poetic bIando IN
alma pura que Sc aim sntan del calor Ios
nrFulios como t6rtoas nido, baio las
nmorosas alas de Ia madrs, es aIgo asf como
ana cruelda1 de la Natursleza.
EIEo plans&, sin lograr exprssaFlo, Ia ma
drs de aqusl niHo. Su eSp1Eitu ha psrdido to-
dsa laa noclones de Ia vida. En- Aqualla alma
aspantada cOmbaten la espeTansa el tenor,
somo puntoa de IN ejs en- quo gira ell mundo.
Arde m0squins luz en- I'm vase, que Fonda
velando Apalionada mariposa. Es blanca CO.
no lac colgadnrss de Ia camfta como oil ros.
lro del angel mOribundO.'
81 alsten t5nus de Ia maripos traB& aom-
bras muY 6ties en- Ia almohsda. El silencio
o. prcfundo un siIencto hanchido de ealladas
lagrmas Fd6ra, SO oyen risas c&ntlcos y
goces infRntiles.
Es la noche en- que los Rsyes Msgog vlsi-
litsn los nlfos buenos, deiando en- dulce tes-
tlmonio de Ga ylslts, una lluvia de iuguetes en-
loo zapatitOG puestos en- ell AlfaiTar de las Yen-
tanss, en- ID coFnisa de los BALCONIES.
--Abre los oios, tontito mio: mirsme, por
Dos. .aegr&te, mi alma ia estSs buenol
SHsblsn de estarlo todos esos nifios Que cantsn
2 Flen GBpe5hnQO D AOs A5yesg = dc u 500, p0P-
que eFes mf1, 50 hAbia de olVldar Dios? Canta
como los pchonctoa, arr6llame como las tor
toIss. dame muchos besOs, imuchosl Nlffn
dc mi alma, c6meme > bocAdos, que no me
dusls, Asf, no de1es de mirarme tienes los
bios mas grandes Ia nariz mAs afiada.
IAy, que sndor tan tristei Mira, esta noche
vIensn los Rayss... los Reyes msgos, 5sabea7
LAO de ellou es un negro grAndazo, psro no
sspsnta % tAn alto, qae llegA los BALCONIES,
yYa sScando iugueses muy bonitos de un saco
gue trae sobre oil csballo. Mafiana verAs cuan-
tSs cosAs to trsieron. Van visitar . uu nj
10 tan hermoso como III, psr0 mas peGnen0.
Una sStrellA Euy brillAnte, con un rabo de lug
como ls cola de IN pAvo FeRl--Ite acnerdas de
Aqqel con 81 que ia lugabas?-les va ensefi4n-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15

meas, donds: er, IaTgas 6las imponensest sc en-
enentran lsa cbjss de hierrc; psro cuando su
entusissmO estat6 de veraa fu6 en- oil momsn
to eD qIs 50 ie hizo entrnr ma CO in eapseiaI
que ssrvfa para guardian lea tfsuios del q ,timo
smrrSstito ds la eiadRd de Paris.
mo.tr6Ponle diversos certidcados de 500
y 900 frances da vsIof q sisitante los exa-
miro con curioAda ad, como preguntass 81 los
hRbfa mas vAliosos, se e preaentaron tftulos
de q 600 frareos. LtHung Chang tom6 uno en-
eAda mano os eoEssmp6 largo ratio. Vol
veudose por dltnlo 81 director que 10 acomp pa
iaba, la clio con mas graciOsa s0priss:
-Muy bonitoe; rec0erdos do Parisl ss
patio los dos eersldaados en- los profandos boil
Stiles de su herineso trsja de seda.
Agunos dins despu6i. al mlnfatro frances
ds FeIaeionea ezteriores haefa deposftar an las
cajss del Credit L.yonuaIs 81 vaor de esos dos
tftuios.
Els postble cue ahora se lea sncuentre en-
10 slcesi6n dol grande hombrs, roenos one
Ii Hung Chang, cue snfa leer con frscuencia
las eotiEaciopes de Ia Bolsa, los hsya rsvendi-
do, como era fat:il a IN precio superiorD
TodAs las sl16cdotas que SO reheren de LII
Hurg Chang, atestfguan su desprecio por Las
ideas cosbumbres de la ciViiiaaci6n eurepea
sT1n las con1idas man oncisles, dice L
EcLAIR. fuma,ba ain eIp naeho su pips de largo
tube. En- Ii .orta de B5 glca ell reg 10 hahfA
invltado q conner. Por 10 ptontot III Hung
chang exigi0 para 81 una comida q la china.
Dsspues Gel 1'timo plato. p'dt6 su p'ps. La
stqleta da 10 c0rte prohlbe famar, 5qR6 ha
Ger? 81 rsy salv6 Is sitnSci6n antorizando,
contra todss las rGglas, ei nso del cigarrilio
para que todou acompAhassn . Ii Hung
Chang.
No hay PAT. entire los que vis1t6 donds no
hsys dejado aigd1 racuerdo de su desprseio
per nnestra clvillzaci6n.
En- Moscu sHisti6 Ia fiesta de In corona
ei6n de Nicolas III. En la noche, sn Ia Opera,
esaaoan rsuniioB los mas altos dignatarios De
s6biio Ia ordnssta toea ell himno Fuso! todos 50
ponen de pie y ] aoin hombra qreda senta
do sa Sd paloo snbisIta la ea5azA con su pa
qaefo gorgo grsHlsnA0.
u chsmoels,n 80 aesrea = ls dice
.-Todo 81 Tanrd0 Sc cascubrs go jsvsnts.
-Yo no s0g aodn al nundo, rasponde Li-
HING chang, psrnaneca sentado cnbisr-
so.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15
LIGA IRLANDEsA

syi Sc ha da tonaar en- cHenta al aspecto que
est& ssumendo la sgitaei6n irlandesa 81 81
ghn $3.50 meTeeen las deelaFaciones de sHs
cA udilloa. le nota da alarns dada hsce dias
por lord Salisbury no ibs muy dsEsntonada.
La Iiga Irlaudesa ha tornado Ia herencfa q
la antigua LigA Agraris y en- su camps IL de
propsganda pteconiza sl uso de toda elase de
arnns.
Ia pa'@bra tAutnnonf.s 2sda sustituida
Goa Ia de <T ldsparjde nciaspu simple, y Sc
lie proaars en- ALTA vos en- las GALES nlsmas
de Dublfn.
Los agentes DO III Liga Sc disc eulinan por
lns cnstro vientns, como loa sp0stolesi =
Nue1a Yo,k Acsban de ieg4r COY, de
ellos nile bro dal e 4vla n nto, os cuales para
alleear los rccursos ono solcitsn, M us4n sl
tafsakn de Ia ankonomfA siDo 81 da la-inds
usndencis y hstIan C1s speIar E la fnsrza IL
sica cuando Iiegue Ell nomento oportnno, que
eltos mencfonan como Inmedia
l-uentan, diesn, Ion adeptos por ciantos de
miIlnres, v anK1ran contarlos por miliones
dentrO de POGO.
i 4 este predo sgrsgarsa Is acsivIdad des.
ulr o ada en- Afrioa m srl iional, donda no obs
tanta Ell no ediri u,lilsr seminal de bCers menos,
IssE14 cossu q iors,, tdn BE dan cssos de recru-
descsucis como bta de 6stos ofas, psrecsn
aparssr cRda Vsas ulaa sl dIl de In contends.
IN as exs'siIo que seuejsntss cireunstsn-
ciss enftfan ell atdor uionirq uico de los ID.
dlfos del eHen rOy EiuArfio apgursn mas
hsstils da coronlcl6n tan inafPldas como oil
cum pIekh1s ID uL HsVstsEti-S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15
Puerto Rico Market

5aguu esrtas que tsnemos la vlats, aien-
Ia rspidsmeuts cE61to el centro gepArsl
De negOclos que tieue estsbieGi1o ell sefi II B sl-
bAS sn New York
AN &c yer6csn ventae en- somisi6n de pro-
dueto' frutaR y artfculos de man nutAeturs pusF
brrquehs.
EEposiclfu peFmsnents die rGuastras de
A1G'srs5, cstS, tabseos, irnsas, sombreros =
aamA' productos de Pusrto Rlco.
=, vsntss 81 por mayor do cigarros Gig arri
Hos Dc las mei1fes tabricas de Ia isls.
hi ageDcia deNanuncioa y eripClones
2ats todna los perl6iicos de Puerto Rico los
Bstaios UnidOv.
La aetividEd Gel stfor Balbss es una pre-
VIA garAntiF para loa que necesitan rscurrif
hl empreSa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15
PRECOCIDADES

LIS prlacssa Iolands, hiia de los reyes de
l'alia, solo tisne Biets meses de edad v, ERgd
FGnfuLEG, diario muy Importante de Roma, ya
s'tA empezando habar y sabe dscir pGpd
mGmd
Con tai motlvo hay un ruidoso aItereado
International entire las niflsrRI inglesRs ita.
llAnas qus lA euidan, paes 6stas sostenen que
10 dice on Ia lengus del Dante aqusllas que
ia Ia do Shak aspaAre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15
QUE VALTBNTE.

Uno de los mas rsros iucldeptes de Ia gus-
Ffs arg n-ooer, dice el Times, de LandFas, ecu
RIO On O:sbi if1ntsin--Orauge Zen N viem bre
III 1901
FusrZas d e 10 De drxRnnst esca7amueaa-
han con una pArtida de beers, cuando uno de
e'tos leVsnt6 sn revolver. Auul1t6 da'fberada.
nJsuta tpumi sodsdo II 2 s., en- tferra. nueF.
10. Psro sl sgresor resuit6 naru m nin, de
agis Ahls.
sa Africa.