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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

/ renos con los radondos aombreros echadoe
coquetamert te sobre Ia oreja derecha y IN plu-
nero csyendo como una lIuvia sobre toda al
ala; peados soidados da fnfanterfa con blancsg
polainAs y anchos ca zones CRISES; 2uAvos con
Ia gorilla an la nuca la bori& azul baiIando
sobre Ia espalda.
Los ofciales, prandldos coouetsmsnte, rt.
torcidos los bgotels CON iniquidades de con-
quistadores, con Ell sable xcliquete8ndoS sobrs
las acerss, han pa0ead0 sus Etrevidas bellezas
en- la Gaierfas en- los Corsos an los teatres
para martirios de- padres, -hermanos maridos
No hav NADIA mas vanidoso que ell oHelaI
itsliano. Uda mirada bsio la viaera del k6n.s
es segurs viCtima an csda punta de sus re-
SoRc1dos bigotes 10 Gdfllermo un racine d.
corszonea En- La guerra del amor son Sin du.
da mas afortunad2s one an 10 guerra contra
los abisnios de Manelik
La tnmensa plaza del Ddomo, los balconies
de Ia q sleris, Ia elcahDats de Ia C&tedTa, to.
do estaoa ocupado por Gns muchedumbFe, quo
81 hubtera FUgtdo Febelde, no hObiera sido
contenida por Ia triple Inca de- los gaIlardog
lanceros de G6QoVa Guido, con sns cascoB
romanos resplsRdeelentes aquella manana
de SOL de elegantea SeRrsbinieris con sns ma.
pole6nicoB sombreros rematados eE azulee
ro1os psnachos, de seFi0s infantss con hayone.
tes ca adasi pero no. la muchadumbre ansiaba
YER por un segundo las cAras de los soharsnos
pie fems resistis los sm pujones de las tro-
pas, l2s mismss Qua ID Ds sntss en- Ia nisma
plaza fnsiisos incc8nteG culpAbleg en Is NAL
hAdada intsntona de mayo.
Un rUmor immense el ReY lIega. Al ga
vuelan ioa GcarabiniertaAque rodesn Ia carro2a
de los Soberan0s de IsaT1A: Vittorfo Emapuelz
III pequt ID, con Ia estatdFa de Ia mayorfs de
Sus a6oditoH, delgado y paiido, ain tener la
arrogsncia ariatocrAtiea de su aboelo YittoFio
o 10 gallarda fgurs miiiciana del deagraciado
Humberto un rey peque hito, reg de poema,
como 10 snenAn los p0etas paFE sus heTaldicas
rimas, en- trSje de gRnsrsl con eli cabello corto
los oios tan carifiosbs gee Gessrnarfap q los
mas fanaticos anarqaiss&s. Helena de Monte
negro es deIgada y mug alta, allisima, mas
bten fea que belISs cen treis mai cortado,
con esa Snti-eieganea ikaliana que hace pre-
guntar: Aoaso Iuglaserrs FfanclA no estkn
Ia vuelta do Ia esquina
xs
I'm frente del PaiaGio, augustamenta IA
Gro, la Cathedral, tan blanca b&i0 ell sol del me.
dio dfa, pensaba 81 ssa rnulatud Qne gestieu1a-
b& epii6pticanente tendYfA aie6n oia alckn
penss nicnto demoeE&btco socialists que los
librara de aus humiaes posisionea da adodttos.
s0nces durmI6 de nuaVo mi nueva
sangre, se extiDgui6 mi desao monArqulco,
pens6 0que Ges mil veces mas satisfactorio y
gFsndioso BaIudar an Presidents de levIta
negra rostro ateitsdo, que aclamar desde una
plaza pAblieA, cen humi4l aciones de Iacavoz al
SobePsnos Podeado de adpl lsdores nafntstros da
ridfculos generates, de services chambelanas.
aunque ese Ray sea modesto carnoso, como
10 90 Vittorie Emanuel III, Rsy Dnefo de
los infelicss italiAnos.
Dscididamente Eo soy reRlistai
Francisco Garcia Cisneros,
Milano, Noylembra de 1,oo1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

en- un da tome las PASTILLAs LAXAN-
TES De BROMO- -OUININA n boticario
10 devoIvera e din elso 81 no 90 cura. La frma
de n, W. GROVE ssI haIla sn eaaa caiita,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28
PARTIDO FEDERAL
oFICINAs EN- SAN JUAN

EE ss4Ior PTess6ge7ate del CatsTp0 EjecastsUo
por haher lnudado 81 residencta j. Sansurcs,
recibira GA I'll dsspacho--San Justo 11-de ID
de 10 taEde p. m.
SecTetorsn general Fortaleza II, alsos 4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

a anuel Silva, oomeroiante. Provisio
AsbE nes Y frutos del pafs. Pavfa 10 Are
cibo, P. II.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

dores exportadorea de mercancfas.
Plaza Prt; cipal, Areoibo. P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

aran Deposite de calzado de 4 rturo T..
&c Dfaz y Ca Artfeulos para cabslleros.
Medias, corbatas, paraguas. Artfcnlos de
viaje. Arecibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28
DON CARLOS C0NDE

Segdn ros intorman de ID capital Sc hala
eLfermo Allf nuestro querido amigo don Carlos
Oonde, socie he Ia casa Vlllar Co.
Dsse6mOsle IN pronto reatablecimiento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

81 Eerminio Diaz Navarro, sbogado y
s. nctario, o9n bafete en San Juan,
Fortaleza 80.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

octor Rafael del Vale, Fortaleza is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28
i na ca1ota

Sefior Directer dc LA DEMcCRACIA
Estimado sehor;
LIE sgradeceTe hsga ell favor de insertar
en- SO iluatFado peri6dico la signiente carta nor
10 euAl le antielna las grAciAs ru s. a core
ngionAriot
Pedo OOttol
Al gramfo de toreedores de CataSo
Gshmaaos compAnerosi En- nombre de
los tabaqueros tcdoG dc Caguas en- especinl
les del aFacoS, en- el MID proplo las dov la
mAs expreslyas grscias por su Ofrscimiento,
DO contFAbuiT los gAstos de lA defsnaa do mi
ln1uatlneada e&R1a. kl corazon ma Feboza de
placer ai consldsFAF 10 pFueoa do noiidAFidad
Gus han dadc todos mis- compAharos en- este
BKists RcDnbeeinIIeDt0.
Estando Pne1 a Eecfproca como buanos
sonPAnsros qusdA Bismpre Vuestro iel CANA
FAes.
Pedro Ootto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

e ezcauo y Ca Concentrates imports-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04
YOU LIKE rL1sHY.

mansion The Chinese servant opened
the door. A tramp OF long and va
ried experience accosted him, saws
the New York Times.
I've been travelling and have
played in mighty hard luck" OBJ
served the tramp. Il lost all nv
money in an attempt TO corner oats.
and now I'm hungry; very, very hun
CRY. Can't you please give me a lit
tie bite of something to eat?"
The Chinaman comprehended the
situation at once. A benevolent.
placid smile spread itself over his en-
tire countenance
You lilxee fish? ?" he asked Of the
tramp.
Eyes, 1 like fish frst-rate. That
will do as well as anything"
Come Fliday," said the hospitable
heather.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04
1T WAS A DARING RESCUE.

some one who would be able to stop
the man,
When Miss Helen Robinson, of Du-
buque, la-s rescued her friend. Vir-
ginia Day, from drowning at Trout
Park, Lake Geneva, she was deserv-
ing of medal. She, with a number
of school friends, had gone to the
park for a picnic, and as a diver
sion they had been wading in the
water. Some one more daring than
the others, got heavy board and in
stead of wading, foated out some
distance from the shore, only to be
drawn back by her companions.
Miss Day got on the board after
awhile, and, in floating out, got be-
You'd her depth, got scared, and.
jumping of, dropped into seven feet
of water. Shriehng and strangling.
she attracted the attention of her
comrades, but only Miss Robinson of
the party could swim She, recopniz-
ing just how handicapped a person
rs In trying to rescue panic stricken
woman in the water, nevertheless
went in and brought the stranelino
girl ashore. 1t was daring rescue.
and Dubuque has been disposed to
make heroine Of the young woman.
Rebecca Davis, of ST. Paul, is ONLY
is years old, but in her rescue OF a
woman neighbor few DAYS ago she
showed the judgment of man and
more than the ordinary mans pluck.
Mrs. Eva Brooks lived just below the
Davises in fiat building in Third
street, and the other evening a sbrieLr
from the Brooks fat brought Rebec-
ca Davis flying down the steps To
discover the trouble. The woman
had been filling gasoline tank. and
while she was at work at il her lit
tie boy unwittingly struck a match.
instantly the woman was enyeloped
IN flames, and when the girl reached
Mrs. Brooks the woman was frantic
At once the girl began to tear off
the woman's clothing, but the victim
ran out of doors, rolling over and
oTer on the ground in her efforts to
extinguish the blaze. The child
fearing that the wind would ONLY fan
the names worse, dragged the woman
inside, and, Selling a rug from the
door, smothered the fire. Mrs. Brooks
was badly burned about the chest
neck and arms, while Rebecca Davis
suffered keenly from burns on her
arms and hands. Forgetful of her
own burns, however, the child went
to the icebox, taking eggs from IL.
and breaking them over Mrs. Brooks
scorched body. So intelligently did
she act that Mrs: Brooks viii Get
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04

They takes to it like one of these
here Wagner fellows does to Theo-
dore Thomas concert. An they're
smart TO learn, femme tell you'll
up in Routt county, Colorado,
where come from, there is most
rattlesnakes and sagebrush an few
people huntin'. 1 remember a party
of hunters passin' hathaway last
fall. In the evenin's they set about
the camp singin' an there was some
mandolins along. Three or four
times the party was scairt out by
snakes that crept into camp to hear
the music. though they should a.
known better'n to be, for there's no
harm in RATHER when there's mu-
sic goln'.
but that amt the curious part of
the tale which I'm unfoldin'. was
along that place some time after the
campers broke up and was attracted
by low musical sound from behind
the bowlder. KNOWN somethin' of
tunes, was s'prised to catch the
chorus of one OF the coon songs that
had been popular with the campers.
1t was the one they sing down to
the Chicago opera house, Amt that
ShameT Ponderin' over it, I crept
up on top of the bowlder an looked
over at some fat rocks on the other
side. II was a sight never to fergit.
chorus OF ten rattlers had their
tails in the air on was poundin' out
the song for all they was worth 1
lay there fascinated, and, by ginger.
before they got through they done
The Holy City an Go Way Back and
Sit Down as wells ever heard 'em
done Kill 'em? 'Twould been a
crime TO break up a musical family
like that"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04
HEROISM IN WOMEN.
Students of Nervous System Say It
Is Due to Impulse.
Failure to Consider Results Drives
Them to Spectacular Deeds-
They Act First and Think
SOberIy Afterward.

Students of the nervous systems
OF men and women frequently have
called Eeroism--as it is generally ac-
cepted-simply a pathological indi-
cation OF hysteria. The basis for
this is in the fact that SO often q
person who has no idea of the art
Of swimming win plunge into water
Tar beyond his depth in the effort to
rescue some one already struggling
beyond his powers. The point made
Is that in such cases true heroism is
not involved; that hysterfcal impulse
only prompts the person to the deed.
All OF which, says the Chicago Tri-
bune, points to the fact that it is
much easier to become a heroine
than it is TO become a hero.
, For instance, little Mamie MiIti-
more, living on the Dugdale road.
near Waukegon, is full fedged
heroine because she chased burglar
more han mile through the ravines
and woods of that section, and only
gave 1T up when, in q burst of speed,
he raced up long hill and outdis-
tanced her hopelessly.
The child, 13 years old, saw a man
breaking into the house Of william
Butler. A woman neighbor had her
attention attracted also, and started
after the fellow. He ran, soon leav-
ing the woman behind, but the child,
more fleet of foot, continued the
chase, keeping up with him for more
than a mile. Several times she was
so close to the fellow that he threat
ened her, but she did not give up,
until finally he started up an unus-
ually steep hill, and ran so fast that
she could no longer keep him in
sight. The child, however, had a dis
tinct idea of what she was trying
TO do. She explained that she meant
only 20 keep him in sight, hoping
that they finally would como upon
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04

ley Kinlamb, her affianced husband,
attended a small reception at the
home of n mutual friend in Denver,
according to the Post of that city.
Miss Kerstris and her friend had or
dered bathing suits together, and
they were looking them over in the
women's wraproom. Some one dared
Miss Kerstris to don her suit and
ask Kinlamb TO inspect it. 1t was
no sooner said than done, but when
Hinlamb learned the nature of the
summons he refused to go.
Thereupon Miss Kerstris and her
friends repaired TO the room where
the lover was. One glance was
enough TO tell him that the skirt
was too inconspicuous. He turned
away blushing. Everybody else in
the room seemed to be delighted
with the garb.
"How do you like it. wesIey?"
asked Miss Kerstris.
Its awful" he replied, ungallant-
ly. 'You can't wear that thing at
Glenwood Springs"
swell, ] intend to wear it, said Misc
Kerstris, with On angry stamp of her
foot.
"You are not going TO Glenwood
Springs with me unless you have that
skirt made at least three inches long
err"
Then won't go to Glenwood
Springs with you. 1 won't speak TO
YOU
very well. Goodnight" and Kin
lamb left the house.
Some Of Kinfamb's friends said he
was right, but most OF the guests
sided with Miss Kerstris and the bath
ing suit. The party broke up and
Miss Ke-stris went home in fearful
mood, declaring that she would never
marry him, neveri"
AS she stepped on TO the trolley
car she carried the bathing suit, done
up In a neat little package, in her hand.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04

together" He had with him a roll
of rubles worth about So, 900 which he
was intending to deposit.
The stranger thanked him and Of
fered him a cigarette, which he took.
and began TO smoke. \ few minutes
later he became very sick and tainted
in his companions arms. When he
recovered consciousness he found him
self in drug store and soon saw that
his elegantly-dressed companion and
his roll Of rubles had disappeared
While he was wondering what had be-
come OF them the druggist told him
that he had certainly been robbed.
"Your companion vanished as soon
as he brought you in here" he said.
"and, OF course, he took the money
with him. 1 suspected nothing at the
time, but soon noticed a peculiar odor
from the haH-burned cigarette which
you held between your fingers, and
when l examined it saw plainly
enough that you had been drugged."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04
SKIRT WAS TOO SHORT.
abbreviated Bathing Suit I'm Red,
Green and Blue Leads TO Break
ing OF Engagement

A matter OF three inches on a
bathing suit that really would not
be voluminous If 1t had ID inches
added to it has been the cause of q
broken engagement
The insidious suit, which steeled
the heart of a man and put a proud
girl on her mettle, is owned by Miss
Sallie herstris, of Upper Marlborough,
N. Y. The suit is made of red, green
and blue cloth, and from the de-
scription would be an admirable thing
for tagging trains.
A few nights ago, says the Chi
cago Tribune, Miss Kerstris and Wesz
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04

An invention which is likely to revo-
lutionize the matchmaking industry
has been perfected by Swiss watch
maker named David Perrett, of Marin,
near Neufchatel. 1t is watch which
goes by electricity. 1t was severely
tested by experts, and 1t was found
that it gained only seven-tenths of a
second in five weeks, The watch re-
Eembles an ordinary tinepiece, and
goes for Is years without being re-
wound.-Science and Industry.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04
SNAKES PLAYED TUNES.
Old Colorado PlRinsman Heard q
Reptile Family Rattle on Pop
ular Airs.

Yes, SIR" said the old plainsman,
as he stood before a den of rattlers
at the Lincoln park zoo, to a CHICAGO
Inter Ocean reporter, II don't allow
there's a more mterestin' reptile
a-goin' than this here same breed.
There Is those as places the intel
lect OF the rattlesnake on low or
der an don't know as they have as
good workin' brain as a ella mon
ster or a tarantular, but 1 do know
this: Their appreciation of the art
of music Is profound an stirrin'.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04
Remembered

Cholly-Had my favorite dish for
luncheon to-day-calves' brains.
Miss Costique--By the way, that
reminds me. was reading quite an
interesting article In last Sundays
paper called The Confessions of a
COMMUNICATIONS Record.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04
DOPED BY CIGARETTE.
Victim Of Cunning Thief Il Rendered
Unconscious and Robbed OF n
Large Sum.

While on hisway to the Imperial bank
in Warsaw recently Constantine Kali
dax, young Pole, was accosted by an
elegantly-dreSsed man who politely
asked him the way 10 the bank.
Il am going there now" replied Con-
stantine, land we may as we'll walk
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04
netermInntfre

Il said the word which determined
our going to Bar Harbor," remarked
the man with the sparse beard,
swelling up. at said: My dear, we
really can't afford to go to Bar Har-
bor;' and that settled it."-Puck.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04
FLAVOR of Cane snna-

The superior flavor of cane sugar
over that from the beet gives It an ad-
vantage in the worlds market of
about half cent a pound.-Albany
Argus.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04
nverIastInrlr NJ II,

Baeon-He gets no peace at home,
poor man.
Egbert-What's the trouble?
why, his daughters a pianist and
his sons a punster."
Il see; the son is forever playing on
words, and the daughter on the piano. !"
--Yonkers Statesman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04

Mamma, i want piece OF bread"
The little maiden sharply said
"a piece OF brsadw again she cried
Have patience. Ruth" mamma replied.
Then came a toss OF flaxen head
Il don't want patience; want bread"
Judge
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04

As tho Man Sees II.

Miss Observation-Disclosures, Mr.. Wise
man, lies the secret art of converse
ton?
Wiseman-Young lady, listen,
Miss Justout-But am listeningi
Wiseman-Well, that Is all there is
OF the art of conversing agreeably.-
n. Y. Times.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04
HosPITABLE HEATHEN.
When He Found That Weary Liked
Fish He Invited Him to Come
Back on Friday

1t was high noon, and Monday.
Worse yet it was the thirteenth day
OF the month. A knock was heard
at the kitchen door of the Burns
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04

well, while for herself the girl is not
Scared at all. All the commendations
the woman has received have not
turned her head
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04
Poor Li4tle ThIna

Whyte-What makes that baby so
small?
Browne-Don't you know? They
feed 1t on condensed whatsoever
lille Journal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-04

An expressive face discounts g
pretty one 100 per cent---Milwaukee
Sentinel
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CLAIRvOYANT.

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FOmOwing the Lead

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They have appointed a commits
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City Council of Nebraska CITY.

Whereas we are to acknowledge the
visitation of the hand of death in the re-
moval of our most prominent citizen, J.
Sterling Morton, who was known as one
Of the brainiest, most progressive and
leading pioneers Of this state; who came
here when the territory was first born,
and mainly through whose efforts it has
reached the high pinnacle it now occu-
pies; and
Whereas, Mr.. Morton achieved a
worldwide reputation as the originator
of Arbor Day, by which the bleak prai-
ries of Nebraska were turned to orchards
and forests and made to "blossom as the
rose;" and
Whereas, Mr. Morton has always been
identified with every enterprise calcu-
lated to advance and enhance the inter-
ests of this city, always ready to con-
tribute his share; therefore
Resolved, That while we, the city
council of Nebraska City, most sincere
ly mourn the loss of our honored
citizen, we recognize the call of our
Heavenly Father and bow our heads in
humble submission to his will; that a
copy of this resolution be placed upon
the, records and an engrossed copy furn-
ished the relatives, and that the council
attend the funeral in body.