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The Newtown bee., 1902-05-16

The Mems club have arranged with
Hon E. J. Hill, Congressman from the
Fourth district, to speak at the ladies'
night celebration of the club, to be
held on July II, at the Newtown Inn.
A banquet will precede the address,
which is to be on Mr. Hill'S trip across
Siberia. The company will be con-.
fined to members of the club and in
vited guests, and with so distinguished
and interesting speaker, Landlord
Leonard's dining hall will doubtless be
taxed to its utmost capacity. The
committee in charge, Rev Q. W. Bar
ker, A. p. Smith and Prot G. S. Platt,
have not yet completed arrangements,
but some special music will also be
provided. Mr. Hills letter to the
chairman of the committee was as
follows:
Washington, D. c., May 9, 1902.
Rev Otis W. Barker, Newtown,
Conn.,, My dear sir: am in receipt
of your very kind and complimentary
letter of May and it would afford me
great pleasure if were able to comply
with your request and come home and
speak to your club in June, but 1 do
not see how it is possible. No man
has any right to make an engagement
away from here during the session of
Congress, for he never can tell when
business in which he is specially inter
ested will come up for action, and to
do the best one can it would take two
days to go home and spend a single
evening there.
If it will be any pleasure to youl
people for me to speak in Newtown ]
will be glad to do it, and so told Nj
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-16
AT ST ROSES.

Rev J. J. LOTUS, the new pastor of
St Johns (R. c. church, Watertown,
is popular with his parishioners and
has made friends on all sides in that
town. 1t was high compliment to
him to be selected as the successor of
Rev J. H. O'Donnell, who is recognized
as one of the ablest preachers of his
denomination in the state. Father
LOTUS was for three years curate at
St Roses under Father Fox and was
liked exceedingly here. His Newtc cwn
friends will be gratified to learn of his
advancement.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-16

AN INSPIRING SERMON BY REV MIR
GEORGE.
A large congregation greeted Rev
Mr. George, at Trinity church, Sunday,
who gave an eloquent and inspiring
discourse from the text, Eph. 2: 6,
"And hath raised us up together and
made us sit together in Heavenly
places in Christ Jesus" It is a won
derful thing about our Lords earthly
life-that not only has it it's practical
lessons, but it's practical effect. Aid
so the blessed life of Our Saviour had
it's spiritual counterpart in the lives
of His disciples. And then referring
to his text, Rev Mr. George pointed out
that there was an Ascension life of the
Christian, looking forward to the
time that We shall meet the Lord in
the air. But in addition to this there
is present, spiritual lesson for the
Christian. There is an ascended life
of the Christian that makes him live
d heavenly life, that makes his conver-
sation in heaven. In heart as well as
in word the Christian enters into the
ascended life. 1t does not mean that
we are thinking every minute about
these things. 1t means that the love
of God is our vital breath. 1t means
heavenly mindedness. We do believe
that by faith we can look beyond the
veil. Gods glory is all about us.
Heavenly mindedness means thinking
of heavenly things. Being assembled
in heart as we'll as in mind, we must
love the things that are of Gods king
dom. We must set our best affections
on things above. In Jesus Christ,
that is where our hearts affections
ought to center. If this is so, how
little we fret over earthly troubles.
There is a practical lesson of the text.
We should enter in and cultivate this
life. Then we must not only think
and love but do heavenly things. And
then we should continually bear in
mind the thought that heaven is our
home. God takes our loved ones
That means that he is calling us where
they are.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-16
HON E. J. HILL

ENGAGED TO ADDRESS THE MEMS
CLUB AT ITS LADIES' NIGHT BANQUET
TO BE HELD ON JULY II.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-16

with chemicals. The loss was about
5000 and is fully covered by insurance.
A large crowd was attracted to the fire
by "a rumor that the Frank Miller
Lumber Co. plant was burning. The
Pacific Iron Works are owned by Ex-
Senator Philo Hurd Skidmore, New
town boy, and an exceedingly popular
gentleman in the Park City.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-16
HOME NEWS.
TRINITY CHURCH.

AN INSPIRING SERMON BY REV MIR
GEORGE.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-16

Mrs S. S. Thompson is the daughter
of Capt Julius Sanford of Newtown,
where she was born. She began sing
ing when she was nine years old in
Trinity church, Newtown, and was the
solo soprano for seven years while her
mother was organist. She and parents
then removed to New Haven, and she
became pupil Of J. Fl. Wheeler. In
1867 she became the leading soprano at
Center church, but her voice was
thought too light for church work, and
she joined the choir of the old Third
church, now the Free Public Library.
In 1865 she went to Bridgeport as so
prano soloist in quartet choir of Trim
ity church, Bridgeport, where she re-
ceived a salary of $3.50 and expenses.
The tenor of this choir was F. E. Bris-
tol, now one of the leading singing
teachers of New York, and Samuel s.
Sanford, now at the head of the Yale
Music Department., was organist. She
retained this position for two years,
and went back to Center church, where
a larger salary was given her than
what she received in Bridgeport. BY
this time she was recognized as the
leading soprano singer in the state.
She made her debut in concert music
with E. A. Parsons in the old Music
hall on Crown street, April 8, 1869. In
June of that year she sang the 'In-
flammatus' from the Stabat Mater at
the first peace jubilee in Boston, with
chorus of 16O voices. She Was then
only 10 years old, and her success was
phenomenal. She also sang in the
second peace jubilee, being one of the
bouquet of singers. During the next
few years she sang often in concert
and had a large class of pupils. She
remained at Center church until 1874,
| going then to the old College street
church for short time. But in two
years she was back at Center with sal
ary of 81 900 year. She sang solo
parts in the Oratorios given by the
New Haven Oratorio Society, "The
Prodigal Son." "Naaman," "Elijah''
and others. She was married to S. S.
Thompson December "a, 1873, when she
and her hufband became me nbers OF
ST Paul's quartet choir, remaining
nearly six years. In 1885 Mrs Thomp-
son returned to College Street church
and was solo soprano there until 1887
She was identified with the Gounod
society from its beginning, and one OF
their principal sOloists. In 1885 she
sang with great success in Saratoga,
singers and artists of worldwide cele
brity congratulating her. In 1891 Mr.:
Thompson was persuaded to accept the
position Of leading soprano in the
Church Of the Redeemer, where sh'
sang for ten years, resigning February
%, 1901, to the intense regret of thu
choir and of the congregation, wh(
presented to her beautiful testimon
ial expressing their sorrow at her loss
bound in white mOire, and enclosed il
a white kid box. Mrs Thompson ha
always been most generous in giving
her services for benefit concerts, AM
in the cause of charity. She has neve
taken lesson since she was % year
old, working up all her songs by har
work and diligent application. Sh'
has had a brilliant career and is on
of whom New Haven may we'll b.
proud.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-16

ESparks set fire to the roof of the
foundry at the Pacific Iron works, Sat-
urday night about o'clock. The fire.
men were called out by an alarm from
Box 1927 and extinguished the blaze
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-16

Star Wind Mills. /
Ifyou do not want Gasoline Engine, what
do you think of a Windmill? am that you
can't do better than to buy STAR. Lots in
around here. and all satisfactory.
E. N. Sipperley, Westport, Ct.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-16

Rev Mr. George expressed his thanks
to his congregation, Sunday morning,
for the very cordial reception he and
his family had received.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-16
A QUEEN OF SONG.

NEW HAVEN, SAYS ABOUT A FORMER
NEWTOWN LADY.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

de oespsds'; en- essa, ell sgrsgio ar6ssol dc Is
Esdsnei6n cnbana, Jose MArn
C&ds uno ds esoa hombrss fue combstido :
cAda uno de esos honnbres fue caumniado :
frente sus idsas rsdentoras, IevantGronsa los
egolsmos las ambiciones dc loa marcaderea
De In pAtri&s como frente q MuhoE Rivera se
IevAntan hoy Inn partidRs de BAFboaa. Pero a.
1ndudaole que en- esos hombres palpitsba oil
alma de In patria en- sus manos eatuyo ell
afmboIo de In libertRd.
81 escs psri6dieoE rspublicaros estudiaran,
INA lmp&refalmentes nnestro movimfento
polftlco de estos 6itimos mos, reconoeeiian Que
MunoS HiVerAs NAL que psse envidiosos
dstrActores, represents Ia lsgftima, In aica
aspiration del pueblo pdsrtorriqush1. que ca
iA de vivir hoy bAio lin bAndera del Norts, co.
mo aver bsio In de Espahs, Goa dignidad v
honFa an In tisrra natlva. Y como las mayorfas
On los pueeios NO enviscidos pisnsan y sientsn
de ese modo, de ahf esa adhesion ineontrasta.
namo, rinde el pueblo pusrtorrfqusnl nj leader
del PArtIdo Fsdsral.
No hay, puss, tsl psrsonAlisno nj taI tdo-
lAtTisI sfno eonseeuencis natural de los heehos
por virtud de la cu& agrupAn sismpre los
mkE en- toFno del que trsmcla 10 bardsrs de la
Patria y en- Pnerto.RIco IS MunoE Rivera ell
que la Gostiens con msyores brfos entusiss-
mos.
PGsarEn los tiempos; MufIoz sucedsrkn
otFcs pktflotaS, que llegusn quls&R eelipBar
Su nombre; psfo hoy, ain fdolAtFf&a que no
existen. eS FL el representante mas genuine de
la idsa regional 81 mas Iegitimo vocero de su
pueblo dc 50 pRtria.
Como los hombres los earActerss dc ese
temple. no Sc dan ndncs. porqus no pueden
d&rse, en- las agrapRcionea ssrvtleS, an los par
Mdos esclavos, de Ahf eI seBtimiento que de.
nuestran esos psrl61icos tncondtotonaIss, al
YER como el pals sxtsrna cada diR mas su carl
q su adhesion nj se1or Mnnoz Rivera. Z nj
fusrE possible en- las colectivfdAdss polftieaH
cFear IN i1olop loE repubIicanos ssrfan kquf loa
d1icos idol&tr&s, pues para ssa clssa de quito
lea sobr8a tempeEBmanso earactsr.
De BArbosa quisisEon hacsrlo, psFo Ell
ldolo les rssult6 de barfo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

Anoche Sc h!cisron las Prushas del cine
ttg.afo con mS gnifso FeaulfAdo n pesar ds las
incon vanisnclAE del sdi1cio en- que funeionRrA
oil spArato.
EstA noche ssrk 10 primsrA tunei6a con sl
sigusnts programA:
acr6batR americana 81 aus saItos
mortalss.
. Lss colegiAlast psleAndo con Ias almo-
h@das.
3 D1slo nuarta e dos periodistas fran
ceBes.
81 peseRdor sorprendido.
5 Ssrpentina maFiposR.
6 Bale dc pAy&sos en- un eAfs cantanta.
T La herrera frkneess.
Ire visios iugando harRias s brindis.
INTEEMEDIO Is MINUTos
Dos negTos ccmiendo pAtiIas en- apueata
10 UnA calls de Nsw York
IL Dos bAilArinAa frAncesRs.
12 PAReo efvRco de damas cAbAlleros.
IL Mtsterlos de in Lana vistAs 4Ataa-
IA e Paseio encRntAdo tieas.
l5 Luna de mioi o los 81 Raos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12
AtrOpello a un
periOdiSta en- Ponce

SsRbn vsmos en- nueItro querido colegA e
1ta10 dc Ponce, hA sido AtropellGdo por In
PClitia muuicipal de EquellA eiudad, oil reoac'
Dor osI coltg& don Juan PerieAs.
Ei hecho ocuFri6 del modo sigUtanse!
atH1r PsEicSG SO dirigi6 un bAie que
as eslebrAb& Al ado CO Gu casa Ell In pFol0n-
gsei6n de lR Gale de AtochR, er bnIcA de una
-He iniurihdo m<rkt&co gr&suitRmente por
2ieArdo FsFreF
Aelo keguido intsrVino In policia, Cue Ee
nAiilbs en- Acecho, ain dudA en- combination
eon Ell "a Fsrrer, dstuvo Perie&n Condu-
eisr1oe o. "a GArcel.
dia siguiente Sc di6 eusntR del heeho
" lusE az pas, quisn FeclAm6 10 poIiefG oil
Aislisdo tnttrlf1o, reRAno0Ie esta enviarlo,
Pfs'eliAndo ser domingo, FOR 10 tanto eatar
etTTAdts IAB ohcinAs.
La ere modo ss tuvo maa de IA horRa de.
enioo lltgAlmente III ssnoF Paricas, qnien
hlo . lanss de l1 cSTcsl msdiAnte l& h4nsA
1s 90g doliArs que pFestAron DueBtros distip-
suiaoE eligionGrios don Guillermo Schuc
aon Il Eminio ArmstsonR.
40 hRee muehoR ofAs 1rn1merabies veci'
noi oe Ponce, ain diItine.6a de nAtiess 20 III
soaI eisVAron una aolicitud MI GobernRdor, pi-
sehoo, qus Aunqus fness temroralro ante, se
slHIuJerA In policfa municipal CUE no %
IRE soHa cue un Sgents polftico del grupo re
t1uHeano dltidsnts, por poiiefa tnsnlAr, fun
,AAeo'e en- que 40 temfA que aGuella poliefs
.Afs sL.eAfs una ieris de AtropslIos para ir prepa
Tando las sIeecionsa
,.,k effs, puss, como sQuelios Tseincs tsniAr
r, DsnegAdS RqusllA Eoiicitud, In polieie q:
sn'sAhaf Sc hG ianEado - MI Aaropello, eups
Aoo PoE Ios que dKmAron sqnella petiei6n
s-es mas Gel eomssido con Psric&s, In prensl
kHstnA "a eHsnta del q1s ha aldo vfetlma .
~'AiAae ooFsro DON AnbcsiO Maftfnef, 6FmAn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12
81 ayiso de " FL AguiIa "

En un autso, que sn lssras muy gordAs,
pu5lies EL Il .lltLG. de Ponce, dice, entire otrae
cctAI 10 Eiguiehte
sBL AgtltLa de Puerto Rtco no es vshiculo
para oeaAhcgoa De pksL6n.S
YArsrg or GeguidO escribe una quisieoEa
NtulAd& Pt1tos negrO3, en- los que hAllRmoE
eItss frASss, qRe no son i7lspiTadQs poT Ia pa
sNavArrste sncontr6 cue Lea fsdsralsE son
peoreT que los pAtlgonss &c hixo repnblieA-
aPoIque los pRtagoneE Ei bisn son salvAieS
ornau { 81 pAtriA.
GY nune& Ia eendteT0n los cong q1istAdo-
res aspaholss.
aNIk loa diplomkticos chiIenos.
sMientYGG cue los federRlss TsrdeTG4t sn
pksYiA cEmbio de BufioE R:vsra.S
Esto, d NO es ma ipiurla iansAda al par
udo federal eE una tontsrfa.
PaTous "a vends : ID patFia cambio de
dsIilroa, prebendRG dineRo.
MuhoE Rivera nj tiene dinsro, nj desti-
nos nj prsbeniAG qas dAr para que 10 0eradon
NadA; QUE se nscesit4 hAbsr vivido en- 10
Patagonia, para psnHAr de ese nodo.
En cuAnto & ve7ldNtG, podemos asegur&r
aua IoE HepuhieRnos son los 6nlcos cue Acuf
ban sntregRdo IR pAtFiR los nusvos amos por
unos miIeros teatinoS.
Abf eats In labor ds In CdnIdrd de gsela0os:
MAIAndo In AutonomfA municipal, centra-
litkudo todos los orgApismos en- Ell gooernadoF.
AprC bAndo unos e63igoE, que s6.o pusdsn
ser lBT IN IN p4fs de esclRVos mRnumitidos.
CJnhibuyendo en- todo que deSAparszcs
Is psrsonElidld del pUertorYiquefio, porque So.
oles Co eiloa, eR IL peTdGGeTG 0DlertcGGtz z1ctoH.
QueremoT hAcer n NAvarEete 10 juIIisik de
que lgporA todo eso, poKQue no Sc hRll3ba en-
ei ptit cuAndo esRs C&mArax Fe&lisAfon ssa Ia
Dor lunsatI, Que horroriz6 muehos Eepubli-
sknus honER1os.
que oil lleg&r al pals solo IN vitto que los
sspubncanos ss hRllSnsAn erctTOn0 y &c dfio :
"el cue a buan arbel arrima, buenR sombrA
lselbjs"
Psro no hA notAdo que sss Arbol este CO.
rEoido por s comejen
z oHs 81 me1cr Ola ge deFFumbE.
hAbrf que smprender otro vlsieelto II
Patagonia
e.. pata
Como dfesn los ehulos de EAdrid.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12
Ell juicio de hoy

Hoy se celehrt un juicio oral contra nues
tro entnsiatt4 correltgionario don Pedro Boa
d., conocido por Ptruls otros, tAmbien fade
rAies, por supuesto delito de jugar los pFohi
bidos
La Corts ls conder6 dos meses IN dia dc
arresto 625 peset&s de mutA.
Sa d6 ell caso de que oil guardia Pho Confs'
sor Vargas, dsnunci&dor, y que apArecfA como
testigo, prasenciabA Ias dssiaracionss de los
ufocesAdos y, es natural, supo ponerss dc
acuerdo con su compAnaro de parsta para
hundfr los CUE ocupAban 81 banquillo.
SIsmpre hAbfamos visto que duFante oil
examsn de los tsttigos estoz permanec1Rn Sc
parados para eVitAr confAbulAciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12
NO HAY IO0L0S

UrEOBs 90 QA q In
.,,i, costumbrs 80 preHentsr al qnerido 8
,-,,t,s amigo, ecmo un tdolO ante ei euR se-
-, caulcss de sAsrifeAr hAsta los sRgra-
a., IptsrgIeS de La pAtriA.
Ds,ds lusgo que los Autorss de esos ar
,,.nI5s son GquslloE que, en- todaS las spo'
~, "A han Ientdo mortiAsAdoS por In cen
.,.gsucta con quo In mAyorfa del pnsbio puer-
tsrrioutEs rsconoee In AutoridAd de Mufox
p5vsTa. reeonoeimiento que se fund& en- lR his-
t,,Is LENA de BAcriheioS y de eafuerSoS per In
,.aIt De la pEtriR, como Ia que ha rsAlisRdo Ell
vsilsnts propsgandistA pusrtorrIqueho.
Dslhl que eDos peri6iiecn juIguen IDOLS
,,r.o = perGonal un sfesto eSpontkneo, que ma
ss tsf Gsntlmisnso de todos los que AmRn & In
pAtIlR
Ia idea de Patria, bisn para lAs rsbeAdfsa
,rnsdAs, bisn para lRa sV0Iueionss pacffcas
~ mo del progrtao y lA libertRd, ha hacho
,9rgir slsmpre nm hombre, I'M eSr6cter, IN
tanusFsnsnto AdAptRdo para esa luchA en-.
r,z ds ArrostrAr todaE las vieisitudes, todos los
5i.riscloT, todAE laS Abnsgacionss.
Tods noble RecI6n tisna sp6Itoles. En
ada 6occ& del procsGo de Ik Iibertad conouis-
ada Dor los pueplos, Ee han destAcado fGuras
,mlnsnteI que aimbolizan nm psriode de in
bl,toris de eAda pals que han rsprsseutado
IAt aspiF8eionss populareB, reEuitAndo & vsees
ma pargonRiidAd snearnAndo las aspiraeonss
ds sodo NJ pueblo.
Agi vsmoG q KoHuGko mboli1sndo lRs
isIgraslAs de PoioniRi & GAribAldi en- i& ban-
bsrS democratiGA del pueblo itAIiAno; G Was
bItrton en- q America del Norte B1livar
az IN Am6FicS del Sur, Ds iguAl modo aquf,
nov sercA ds noaotros, en- la inyicta Cubs,
bA5 dos epoeaE gigRnteS en- 10 smEnclpEci6a
soIo2iA}i 1855 1925 En- squeilR, Re Alz6, no.
bic y ybgAsAllAdcrA, ID fgurR de Carlos Manuel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12
WENCESLAO SIRE

Este querido amigo nusatro, director de la
plansa eIsctrica de Ponce, que dssds hace al-
edn tiempo VeIlA snfrtsndo una dolorosa an
fsrmedAd, ha entrado - sn una f:&nca eonvA'
lescenci1, que 10 perm1fe akiir D ID calls.
Mucho noe RlegrAmoa de- rsstAblscinniento
del busn amigo y eorreiigionario Hfor Sire.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12
7EN?A DE- Una BIJENA F[NCA

Sc vende cudas
situado Cagu Produce ba
co trutos Cnda Este succession &c don Ma
Bolome Borras
oese carretera central de etaClu a Juan
de pobac6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

Aver tards tuvieron IN esrio disgu,to sn
C.n q varios i6vsnes de ssta pitAI. PAreec
q % eI disgnsho provins de unss earrerRs de
bieicletas que se veriheaban.
sabemos que sduslIos t6vsnea han aldo
eitados por Ell tuex oe pas de Bayam6D, para
eomparaceg IN tuieio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

IS, como Psricks, de ID solicttud, envlada al
G3bernAdoT.
Cresmos que eats estk en- eli deber de to1nar
ana determination radical con ss& policfa van
dkliea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12


Anochs sali6 una nAnifestsei6n de laa tar
has uara celehrar n In election del Comiie To-
cal Que ca el sriurfo de tquelas.
Va el ComitG de s1efsnEaD del partid0 items
an com pisto dominic sobrs Ell pariido lncal dc
eats capital.
Trfunfaron los dTT1nc16Os y los bTp5os.
los QUE tiansn dos pesesAs quedAn de muIos de
reaaa, para que las turbAs los eoaduxcan y don.
de las o6 ia ganA.
Que boniso papsl harkn yendo votar oil
dfa de las elaccionss n ios que designs el Comite
Nos esegnran que oil doctor Doval C1il y
Cuchf fLkson tAchados de todAs los cRndfdAtu-
rAE. v aus Dor eaao SO origin6 ssrio disg gusto
entire eli doctor OIL lpAdre) 3 B-ioso.
TambsI nos aseguran que fneron oblfga-
dos = yotar IN muehoa que no ION po fEicos. ps-o
Que estSn coIocadcs bs jo In fsFnla dc les re-
publicanos.
Desda haea mncho tiempo gosa do gran
crsdfao In fabrics oa iieores De Pedro ohandry.
Hoy % In fAvorita del pdhifeos pues snB lieorss
son los n s1ores que &c fabrfcan.
Enta tkbTica 90 sspecial en- n eonfeeeton
de ron, puea sns marcas son exeslantga.
~ ron narca 9Ei Troiys 90 el que 90 pons
an iodAs Ias mssas CO los hoaslss J easas par
tleplkxea, =,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12
C onorrhol

o neor oe los espee
de Las Was urnar1as
~ g6menes morDosos SIN oeteForAK
devueiSe los be1ioo au
ordad cornpleta svtando catrces n Co. "a
The 6onorThol Medical NJ III -
New York Setembre II de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12
Casa de prestamos
Compra y

muebIss.-SKa joss, ndmsro 45.-Presso dine
70 sl tipe moterno, sea al cuatyo por ciento.
sobre prendaa de orc, plata, piedfas prectes1s
obietoa de suaiq uier genaro, que sean de IL
ell realigaci6E! en- remsts cd ablfeo.
Laa prendas empehadas en- ests, casa, pne-
den Gus duetsos abonar las cantidadss qus.g
ten, dednciendo intereses de Las eantidsdss
abonadaa. Milo de 1909.
sIt. H.LOPEZ CEPERO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

Las mc.jOPes marcos de sabss
eos v eigArrilles del pals se venden nj detsll en-
nj dsp6sito de j. w. Blanco.
San Juan, Fort&lsxa n6msEo 64.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12
EDITORIAL

CON motive do In
Yennncia presantR-
dR por ell leader se-
for Munox Rivsra,y
cue ell p4rtido NO
accepts, in prsnsa
adyarGaria, que no
Sabs como comba-
tirros, 90 dk 4 In
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

En- ell pr6ximo bale que dsrA ell SAP Juan
Tfaternity sn sEl O!impos, ss harxn hechos
valiosoG regalou q Las ssh oritas q ae eoncurran.
Sc notR anlmsei6n para cats bsis y nos
dicen one vandrkn Algunat distfngni6as da.
mas de los pus sblos limftrofsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

En 10 dlrima session dol Conssio Eiecutivo
fo6 desestiuada una aollcftUd del Ayunta-
misnto de San Juan pidisndo pernfsierA
disponsr para nm hospital, de lof $4,000 dsi
en- prsatito consignados para nm siilo.
Ests cauibio obedeefa ain duda In nses.
sidad en- que se sncusntra In eindad de pro-
poreionar Ion medios para atsndsr debidamen-
ta . tnfnidgd dc eLfarmoa pobreH, por los que
81 spretsxtos aleg &do DOR In Comfsion qua
6lctamino sn este Asunto, s5ue era senfar
un NAL preeadsnts,s puss - 80 hknia aproos-
do ell presupuesto.
Ds suerie, que, por no sentar nm NAL prs
eedente, se establece osro peor. Euhl % 81 de
eenteneiar ., muerte . infslfcss qne no eneon-
sraTan donde ser satsndidos.
y psnssr oue este informe fus apoyado
nor los doctoras Bsrbosa , Gomex Brioso cue
haee POGO snaeribieron IN otn pidisndo - aeo-
lici6n de In pena de muerss para srfmtnGlesli
Endsrsseme ssa aiamorito.
"a. San Jus,n Puerto Rico.-Medieinas de- Pa
sanss drcyas, articuios de tocador instru-
msntos do sirujfa prseios sunaEnsnta bars-
tos.
nm In larde de aver 80 eonssituy6 ell Comi-
rs Federal de Palo-ssco para 10 organisation
de los tratafos que 30 nan dc Iavar On ia pro
xtma camps na electoral.
A dieilo aeto asisti6 si Dirsetorio del par
ttdo hacisndo uao de lib paiabra loe oradores
don Joae ltlsois o0n mIkuci 65A1lSus4 0u1
Manuel Can't nRs.
Es impossible deacrfbr OIL sntusiasmc qns
v.fn6 A dieh, acto. E.sto o pasar de 40 ser
m maet,nr rolffico, v al solo para 10 organiza.
| ei6n del nnsvo comite ds6fdo In gran concu'
rrenefa a i 40 a tomar caractaF de nesting.
Tas dnmaa ia PAIe ssco cfreeieron OIL 90
So- rrlsoI un boucuet de 8 pres 81 ssn1r Tisol
vacibi6 dieho h3uqusi con frases sloeaenh
simas.
/ ~ArGAs cAP1ROTES. earsoa d fsaia
1 pa1-I~r,T (,ahrero. Ds venta en Ii eaiIs da
Il Tcrsaissa no. So, NJ pgaeio de 70 ssnsavos o
| sismplhI,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

IA regrasado de In iala sl ioven Aviles,
empleado de al NewzS, que andaba On propa.
ganda de dicho psri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12
rARMAorA AMERIoANA

EAHMhCIA AM EElOANA. - E0fh&fs8a
"a San JuHn Pusrto Rico.-Medfcfnas de- Pa
ssn4a v dropaa articulos de tocador instrI
mentos da Struifa { preeios EumaEn snta bars
tos4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

Aver sc llsv6 q c.bo sD Cst.ho 81 desefio
de pelotas entire iqs c' aba +Hahans> <Csribss
Dsspuss de nna luehs entire ambna sslio
triupfAnte por seis csrFerss al club sHAbana.>
Estos dos ciubs son de los Laeiorss consai-
tufdos que tfscsri los puertoriic ufh1s.
Ssbemos que hs qusdado eonssrtado otro
cessffo para al pf6ximo domingo, que Sc lie
vars cabo una apueata de algunos dolIsrs.
C&da ola creee mas al entnsiasno entrs los
puertoErique h5s por Ell iusgo de <bEsa ball .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

Aver tnvisrorl IN nsetir & los repubHcspo o.
de Bayamou. Parece que Ia coneuyrencfs I IA
&lgo escasa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12
Cada dfa tfene mayor aeepsa

Aver no huho Ia anim8c6n que otros do
Iningos en- ell <PArqus B1rinquens; pAfecs qus
oebido 81 aqua us cohibieron de eoncurrir mu
ehas famili4s.