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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-19
Edlto Of Malvern Herald
Rips UP NeIghbors.
RECENT QUARANTINE
Against Smallpox RankIes In
tho Malvern 6osom--Mi-
nerva and Magnolia
Scored.

Malvern is about through with its
smallpox cases, and while rejoicing
over the fact, her citizens are sore on
the surrounding towns and townships
because they became panic stricken
and quarantined against the disease.
Editor A. r. Beckley, who publishes
the Malvern Herald, gives expression
to the feelings of his townspeople as
follows:
"The smallpox cases here -four In
number) are convalescent and in a
few days will be at liberty. There
has been nothing left undone to
prevent the spread of the disease tho
subjects being securely housed and
guarded outside the incorporated linn
its of the town. So far, the scare has
been much worse than the prevalency
of the disease, from the fact there
has been no outbreak from the place
or family where 1t originated.
"By exaggeration, false reports,
vague Imagination and suppositions
without first getting the facts from
our physicians or board of health
towns and townships proceeded to
place quarantines. This was about
all they knew.
$50 timid and frightened was the
health board of Minerva that they re.
fused to meet members of the health
board here. or allow them to attend
one Of their meetings after being in.
vited. When we consider the mum.
Der of false reports heralded broadcast
over the country 1t is not much won.
der the people in rural districts be.
came alarmed. Harrison township has
been scared out Of three years growth
by their health board and city physi.
clan. However. it might have beer
worse, and we admire them for theil
precaution in the matter anyhow.
Magnolia having had smallpo,
come time ago was in sympathy witt
Malvern and did not quarantine
they only built tight board fence
around the town.
Minerva borrowed all the old sho
guns in the community and remained
on the fence looking for smallpox
game until the atmosphere in tn,
town became SO stencil that they wer'
compelled to loosen up a little. Tht
report that 'Swipes' was shot thre.
times in the back before Quarantinet
has been contradicted-he is nov
working on the brickyard.
"Thc above Is only one of the many
abominable lies which has been spreat
broad cast, for what purpose we know
not. We should not forget also tea
there was too much supposition tall
Injecting trouble half way, etc. a
home. The people OF Malvern hav'
had some experience the past thre'
weeks that they should benefit b!
hereafter"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-19
Big SHORTAGE
Exists In funds OF x. Of p. lodgs
John A. Hinsey Sus- ,sy.sg
pend ded. e

San Francisco, CAL, Aug. IS. = BY
a vote OF lit to ~ the supreme lodge
of the Knights Of Pythias, Saturday
passed a resolution suspending John
A. Hinsey, former president of the
board Of control. from the supreme
lodge, pending the decision of cases
against him in the courts Of Illinois.
This action was taken only after a
contest lasting several hours, in
which there was much heated Ian
guage.
Hinsey, 1t is charged, mismanaged
the funds of the endowment rank in
such a manner that theNois a short
age, according to the figures given
of S618, 900. .s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-19
NEW CHURCH
Was Built Entirely by the Min
Ister and Consrsga-
tIou.

Ripley, O., Aug is. - The new COLI
ored M. e. church VIII be dedicated
Aug. "a. It represents the work of
ten years since some members left the
Wesleyan M. Il. church. A lot was
bought, and two years ago Rev. r.
T. Moody. himself, began building the
foundation for the church. The mem
bers of the church caught logs in the
river which were transformed into
lumber, and they thcn worked on the
building during what would have been
leisure hours.
The church was wholly built by the
members and is now done. without a
cent of debt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-19
DIED SUDDENLY
Un d er Suspicious Circum-
stances-.Coroner Will
luvestiqate.

Akron, o., Aug. Is. - Mrs. Mary
Long, the young wife of farmer
living near Barberton, died very sud-
denly, Saturday night at the home Of
John Lee In Barberton. Lee and his
wife have separated and he has been
living alone. Mrs. Long went to his
house to collect 81 due her. At late
hour Lee ran into the street and call
ed a doctor and a policeman. Mrs.
Long was found unconscious and died
in a few minutes.
Coroner Z. o. Leberman is conduct
ing a rigorous investigation. Appa-
emily Mrs. Long died from natural
causes, but a post-mortem examina-
tion 10 to be made. Lee is 80 years
old.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-19
SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC
In tho Village OF Prospect.

Marysville, o., Aug Is. = Smallpox
in tho Village OF Prospect, north Of
this city, has become alarming. So
much so thu the mayor has issued
proclamation closing all churches,
places OF amusement and prohibiting
public gatherings. Thrse new cases
are reported and the board OF health
passed resolution to build pest
house at once.
Several largo -picnice, including the
Tri-County knights OF Pythias .picnit.
composed Of Union. Marion and Del-
swaso counties, have beon declafcd
m. business 4 SEA standstill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-19
SWALLOWED MIXTURE.
OfEsss and carbo,Ie Acid.

Akron, O., Aug. 1S. = Edward CO.
hoon, cook at the Commercial ho-
tel in Barberton, stopped in his work
of preparing supper Saturday even
ing, broke two eggs in a tea cup,
poured over them some vinegar and
two ounces of carbolic acid, then swal-
lowed the mixture. He died after in
tense suffering.
Cohoon was thirty years old. A
woman to whom he paid attentions
had gone to Cleveland on that day
and he supposed that 1t was to meet
another, man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-19
HEAD CRUSHED.

Marietta, o., Aug. 18. = Samuel
King was found with his head crush
ed beside the engine of the George
Dixon oil lease in the Macksburg
field. He left home Saturday morn
ing for his days work and his dead
body was not found until late Satur-
day evening. He leaves a widow and
four year old daughter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-19
MAGNOLIA
Granted Permission to Expand.

The county commissioners Monday
morning granted the petition of the
village of Magnolia for an extension
of the limits Of the corporation. There
was no opposition. Attorney J.. ].
Clark represented the village. One of
the inducements offered to property
owners was that the taxes in the viii
lage were lower than in the township.
The addition takes in about 400 acres
of land.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-19
CONFLICT
Raging Between French
lnhabIta nts and
i~
Soldiers.

Paris, Aug. ia fierce conflict Is
reported 10 be proceeding before the
convent at Douarneneg between the
inhabitants and -gendarmes who are
trying to close the convent.
Several thousand armed inhabitants
are said to have kepa the troops and
gendarmes at bay since o'clock this
morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-19
LETTER's LONG JoIJRNEy.

Chillicothe, Aug. 18. = A letter was
received here yesterday by Ed. Horney
which had been written to man In
the Argentine Republic lover five
years ago. The man died after the
letter was mailed and the postal au-
thorities sent 1t to a dozen different
countries and 100 cities and failing to
find the deceased returned It to the
original sender.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-19

"I had diabetes in its worst FORM"
writes Marion Lee, of Dunreath, Ind.
81 tried eight physicians without re-
lief. Only three bottles of Foley's
Kidney Cure made me a we'll man.
Sold by Roth aud Hug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-19
!. CENTURY IN POTATOES.

Dayton, O., Aug. 18. - On the J.
Kerns farm. in the southern part of
Montgomery county, has been record
ed the worlds greatest potato record.
For 95 yearj q quarter acre of ground
has been cultivated In growing Irish
potatoes. and each year has furnished
q remarkable crop, despite weather
conditions. This year the yield Of the
small neld was 100s bushels. &
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-19
MARRIAGE PERMITS.

Robert Gchm 2S. Jennie Hawk 1S,
Canton; Fred A. Hammond "a. and
Lizzie Bowers 20, East Greenville;
Christian Stoltze 20, and Josephine
Rieth II. Alliance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-19

no means of transportation and no
civilized settlement within reach, the
son was compelled to bury his father
in the sand and leave the new made
grave forever.
At one time ho was comfortably
fixed here and had he been contented
and not INDUCED in lawsuits as often
as he did, might have attained quite
an influence which he otherwise
lost.
John G. Bockius, father of the late
l.. V. Bockius, was a near neighbor of
Michael Weisert for number of years
and he often spoke of the latter as
being one of the most peculiar and
irritable men he ever met with, eth
er in the United States or Germany.
THE DUNBAR FAMILY.
In writing UP the history Of the
Dunbar family two weeks ago, / en-
tirely overlooked Mrs. Hiram Myers.
She was Dunbar and most excel
lent woman. My attention was called
to this omission by an old citizen yes
terday, and hasten to make the cor.
rection ,as far az possible. This makes
the family consist of brothers and
3 sisters all of whom were married and
lived In Canton. but are now gone,
and not one Of the descendants is left
In Canton to bear their name. regret
this omission, but omissions are not
as cersurable ~ are miastateme
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-19


pany, Canton Roll and Machine com
pany, John c. Dueber Watch company,
Dick Agricultural works, Novelty Cut
lery works. Sun Vapor Light company
Pearl Steam Laundry, Troy Laundry,
Sanitary Milk company, Canton
Brewing company, Columbia Laundry,
lery company, Willis Lumber COM
Roller Bearing Axle company and
Miller Pasteurizing Machine COM
pany.
A list Of the business men of ths
city who will have wagons will be
made public in a few days.
A FEW ARE BARRED.
The Industrial committee has been
notified of the action taken by the
executime committee Thursday even
ing that no establishment or business
house in the city which is classed
on the unfair list can participate IN
the parade.
Several neighboring cities have
broken faith with the local committee
having promised last year that they
would come to Canton tSts year and
since arranging local celebrations as
an excuse not to attend the Canton
demonstration. The Canton unions
went to Youngstown last year with the
understanding that the union labor
lodges of that city would help make
he demonstration In this city. sue
ccAs this year, Youngstown has ar
ranged q local celebration and tht
unions have turned down. the invita-
<ion from Canton.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-20
PROYECTOS De LEY
OAMAFeA DE DELEGADos

por cindadanos de Puerto Rico de los nsta
dos Unidos. Disponi6iose que todas las perso-
mas que recihan saIario del Tesoro Insular 6
Municipal han de ser eiudadanos de Puerto
Rico de los Estados Unidos
ssoci6n Gus para los afectes de esta
ley, SO eonsideran cludaaanos ds Puerto Rico
los hRbitRntes de sata islA defnidos asf Dor In
Secct6n 70 de Ia <Lsyspara proveer, temporal
mente, de rentas q un Gobierno Civil & la Tsla
de Puerto Rico para etros fnes,S sprobada
por Ell Congreso el - do Mayo de 1900 los
naturales de Puerto Rico que Ia fecha de
entrar en- vigor esta ley no estuvisren sometI-
dos soberanfa extrGHa.
Secci6n 8. Qus por ciudadanos de los E.-
tados Unidos, lon efectos de esta ley, SO an
naturaiisac6n, de Acuerd0 con las leyes da los
Estades Unidos Goa las Ieyes de algdn Esta.
do Tsrritorio de 10 Onion
sscci6n 4. Qdls los jefes de los distintos
depsrtamentos dependencies del Gobierno
Insular los jefes Gle aa muoici pRifdades que
dan encargsdos de cumpiir y hacer cumpIir
esta ley; pudiendo cualquier ciudadano de
Puerto Rico de los Estados Unidos presen-
tar una denuncfa por escrito al iefa del de-
psrtamento correspondence donde hubIese
aiguna persona parsonas ocupando empleo 6
empleos p6blicos sin lenar les reqGistos de
ests ley debIendo iicho iefe hacer las inves-
tigsciones del caso, y, satisfecho de que eI hs-
cho denuncisdo 80 cierto, deber& destituir al
empleado los enpeados que indabfdaments
oCupan esos puestoa.
Secci6p 5. Qua en- el case de que IN iefe
de depsrtamento del Gobierno Insular Mu-
nicipal desatendiese un2 denuncia hecha por
escrito por IN ciudadanWd de Puerto Rico de
los Estados Unidos, de que existe uno mas
en- su departamento que no llsnan las condi.
clones de esta ley, podr3 ell denunciante ecu
rrir en- aIxada ante Ia Corte de Dlstrito, cuyo
cnerpo hara entonces Ia Investigation del he.
cho denunclado, hacienda cumplir 10 que pre-
vienen laa seccionea 1, 2 = de esta lay.
Seci6n 6. Toda ley orden parte de
elias que Sc opongsn essa ley, serGn por ID
pressnte quedan derogadas.
Secci6n z. Esta ley entrark en- vigor In
mediatamente despn6s de habAr pasado por
todos los tramites de la Icy hastssquedar spro-
bAda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-20
Paula .BALTUs

provocarme. lCafionaZU de Brestl
me he dicho; -ahora Verais ST
Claudio sabe SUI oficio. Con que
V1stete pronto, y Ell marcha.
Al momento-dijo el mucha.
cho poni6ndose Ell pantal0n y la
blusa.
Mientras tsnto, descolgaba una
red, , cuando Ell milo estuvo prom
to, lie die:
mo hagas rufdo y desamarra
la oarca rescadora; 20 voy al pun
to.
El marinero sali6 del pabell6n,
deposit6 su red obre la arena Sc
dirigi6 q paso de lobo hacia la
casa, deteni6ndose a corta distan-
cia del castafio al que habfa trepa-
do con tan buena fortuna.
La ventana de Fabricio eStaba
cerrada, Dero Ia luz brillaSa al
traVeS de sus cristales Claudio es.
pero: pasaron cinco minutes pasa-
ron diez. pasaron ounce -.
Impaciencia facil de comprender
consumfa al marinero. -. por fin
la luz Sc apag6. Claudio sc acerc6
81 pie del arbol y C1IrigIo Ia luz de
su linteraa sorda hscia Ia TERRA
donde habfa cafdo el papel medic
consumido por Ia llama.
Un punto blanco destac6 en- me.
-dio de la TERRA -. IRA ell frag-
mento de papell Claudio 10 desliz6
en- su bolsillo, apogo Ia linterna,
iuttil va, J Sc dirigio en- busca de
Pedro q Ia orilla del RIO.
Desde q principle de la Temporal
da de pesca, Claudio hacfa de sus
redes un aso diarlo, y cast siempre
con exitO-
Por primera vez iba q pescar de
noche: para este tenfa sus motivos.
El grufnete lie aqua dsba con los
remos paaado por los anillos.
--Patrin. va I'd aparejado :
dijo Ell mnchacho: -pero desde que
os sgaartlo no he vi To saltar Ia
cafpa.
Claudio M5rteau no pudo menos
de sonreir, y con 81 red al hombFo
salto q III barCa y repnsoi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-20
II. B. B.
Para regularizar jas horas do
trabajo todos los Domingos.

For el ss1lor Mendez Martinez.
DECRRTE6E: P0T la AsofnbIeG LegtsIGttU0 ds
PneTte Rico.
Seccf6n l. Para que por una Ley, como
medldA moral higianica SO decrete que todos
los Establishments de Concrete, ,incluso les de
industria dedicados ese objeto, eKoeptu6D
dose las fArmaclas, barberfas, salones de re-
freseo, puestos de comidas, frutas y los -espec-
t6culos de ensenanza moralizsdoras que Sc en-
cnentrsn estAblecIdos qua establszcan en-
Puerto Rlco, esten la obligation de perma-
neeer csTrados todos los Domir SOS Gesds las
IL del dfa hasta Ia mAkana del sgpients, cen
sl I'm de que las personas ocupada8 en- aque-
Hos, puedan por medic del solaE Y eiercIcios
fi.icos reponer las fuerxas org&nicas perdidas
en- In eontinpada labor semanal, Ia falta de
In renovation del sire AtmosfSrico que force
samente respirzmos en- Ell ambiente cotidiane
que nos rodsa.
Secci6n q. Slendo Ia satisfacci6n do Ia
conciensia ell cumpltmiento de sus impulses
morales, So requiere en- Ia eriStura tempo pa
ra dedicarIo Ia prSctics da culto que profese,
facilisando por tai medida, OCCASION los que
encuentYan privAdos de tai beneheiO, para que
cumplan aus deberes cristianos y practiquen
sl eiercicio de Ia libertad irhsrente TODD clu-
dadano.
Sseei6p 8. Toda Ley { orden general que
Dor ell prssente Sc oponga Il esta Ley, qusda
derogsds
Sesci6u 4. Esta ley tsndrG efecso tan
pronto haya passdo por todos los tramitss le-
gales hssta su aprobacion-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-20

Fabricio Sc detuVO en- el escsl6n
mas alto del embarcadero y paseo
en- torno suyo una mirada fnquteta.
La soledad parecfa absolute: ell
joven, va tranquilo, saco el revolt
YER del bolsillo, y Claudio, que no
perdfa ninguno de sus moVimientos
pens6.
-,Cafionazo de BrestI 81 tuvie-
Ia la buena ocurrencia de leVan-
tarse la tapa de los sesos, evitarfa
brahalo a la guillotins; pero de
SECURE no piensa en- ESQ ell muy
brIb6n..
En- efecto. no 10 pensaba: ell ma
tinero ie Vi0 levarItar Ell bra.zo,
lamar un ebjeto con toda su fuer-
Ia, y oy6 Ell ruido caracterfstico
de la pfedra que cae EN- ell aqua y
Que no puede -ortogratiarse mas
Que as: iPluf
Y al mismo tieInpo gotas de
aqua saltaron como brillante 1lu
minados p r la luna
Ell patron acabR de desemba
fazarSe del revolver :. sabe mucho
81 patron, pero Sabe mas que Ell el
marinerc.
Fabrlcio sguard6 IN instante;
tendi6 de nuevo la vista en- torno
sdSo, convencido de que nadte
le habia viSto volVi0 traDqulla-
mente q entrar en- ell parque y
tom0 Ell camino de la casa.
Claudio esta vez RIO lie sim1io.
Rrrer algdn tempo, ba1o
\ '-JentRmente de su observator1o,
entr6 en- sn pabell6n, encendio
una linterns sorda Y SO dirlgio 81
lecho de Pedro.
Ell machacho dormia prorunua-
mente; ell marinero se inclino y des-
liz6 estas palahrss q su dido.
Ivan os, grumetel zen piel
Pedro despert6 Eubresaltado; se
gent0 en- ell lechD y Sc fEotO los
ojos.
-iCalleI Sst Is vcs sefIor Claudio?
Ell mismo; levantate rrontO.
--5Es va de dfa7
mo, pero la luna estA clara, y
paseapdcme Dor la RI bera he visto
ana carpa enormes como 81 qu'sle'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-20
ReyoIuci6n venezoIana
Movimiento puiante

En ell terrItorio venezolanO han desembar-
eado muchos insurgentes. y Sc cree que 10 ha-
yan hecho por sisio POGO vfgiiado, tenfen-
dose noticia de que inmsdiAtamente Sc van
hacia los eampos levantar las DsFtidas. El
novimiento insurreccional de Veneznela re-
Viste gran importancia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-20
ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL DE MOROvIS
Al, PUBLICO

En- una fnca agrfcoia de don Miguel MI
randa, sta en- ell barrio de <Unib6nD de este
t6rmino municipal, SO ha aparecido I'M cabailo
negro. lncero, de seis cuartas de al2ada, erin
corta abuItada rabo corto, paso scbre trote,
ell cabo derecho dslantero blanco y 10 mismo
ell tracero izquierdo, CON un Gordon blaneo en-
Ell espinazo, dos manchas blancas en los costa
dos otra tambien blanca en- Ia rabadilla, sin
que hasta Ia fecha haya sido solicitRdo por ma
DIE. Sc anuncia al p6blieo por ounce dias, 6
partir desde hoy, para que 10 solicita el que So
1uggGe su dueno debendo acreditaPo en- for.
ma. Transcnrrido ESQ plazo serk vendido en-
r1bica sub8sta.
SfmpIicio ]. Cordero.
Alcalde.
MorovIs, Enero Is de 1909. S-sv.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-20
:: PARIS 6
"LOS CUENT0S ESPANOLES"
DE JEAN RiCHEPIN


Este els IN libro singular. Sc tiNuia Soon
tes Espsgnos. Su autor 90 oil c6lebre poeta
Richepin. En- Ia cubierta, los leones de par
pura, los castilloa de orc los ifs6s regios, 70 =
deados por al collar de Carlos " coronados por
Ia cruz de San Fernando, svoean nuestra gran
deza N perta. En- Ia primera p6gina, una de-
dicatoria en- casteano dlcs literal meinte:
MEMENTO MoMENTo
PICADrR
JOvEN 7 eUAPo
LEsPUEs AUToB DRAMATTco
EN- REoUEBDo
DE So BRINDIS DEL BErLvER
ESTE
RosAL DE MI ooRAzoN
SEA DEDIoADo
J.B.
G fndise nos hace en- seguida YER, 8 meior
dicho suponer los asuntos de los cuehtos. He
aQuf ell tai fndice:
S1o El hombre de Castillo Ia vieja.-2o
Don joss ell Bravo.-so L'Anrost.-4o Ell
voto-5o 81 beso negro.-eQ La serp.ants
de oro,-7q Catalina.-sQ El orfehrf. 50 La
El milagro.-12. Conssntimie nto.--1s. El
Dfabio.-15 La resalada.-15. Los gemeos-
Is. La barbers,-17. Nusstra Sennrs de los
Ltses.-1s. e hombrecito. ID cop'a.-
90. Los crucifcados.-S1. ri mudo,-23. La
vIrgen de hierro.-23. La sgltanila-s4 e!
guardian de Ia fuente.1
mo es vardad que toda Ia Esps6A roman
tica, toda la Espsna de cromos alemanes de
novelas francesas, toda Ia Espafa gsntieresca
est6 en- estos tftulos? Aquf vemos, en- efecto,
mopias demonios, gitanas serpientes, mu-
jerss TesalodoS Vfrgenes de hierro; aquf ve-
mos don juan aqul oimos Ia copla aquf
lloramos con el ham briento; aquf admiramos
ell milagro eterno. NADIA nos fAta.
iAh! !sf. Nos falte el torero, el soreador,
el hombre vesttdo de sstrellas, ell representan-
te de Ia crueidsd TRADITIONAL. Parace men
TT a. nhra C{r
Pridas, sin espadas, sin clamorsO, ain liuvia
de soil
E autor nos dies en- una nots fnal:
<Clamo en- alta VOC que 81 b. faltado mls
deberes ne hacienda ningdn caento soore los
teros, Ia sido SOLO en- aparenea, ESQ, para
vosotros que 10 sois afconadosD Nstimo, al
eontrario, que mi mas fmper1oeo deber en- este
easo, "a que no tepgs el 7nor de ser sAfcio-
uadoS tampoco, era guardian IN silencio abso-
Into sebrs una materfa en- Ia cual es precise,
euando uno arrissga & tratarla, sober tod1
JG escueLG9
Muy hien. Peso, sigulendo una ines Is
glca, serfa necesario no hablar de gitanos, nj
de monjas, nj de bailadoras, sin saber tam
biSn todG l0 escuglG.
Sin duda-exclama Richepin. Y luegc
agregs: ALa prueba de que he acertadO siem.
pre- en- mis- cuentos caps floies, es CUE muchos
dc ellos fueron trsdueidos al castellano. pu-
blicados en- peri6dicos ds Madrid, en sEI Ii
berals, cuando aparecfsn en- ale Journals de
Paris.
Espa1a, por al coatrario, como on todas las
naeiones Gel mundos nos gusta YER nuestra
gan interpretada por artistas extranjer
Los euadfos de Gsntier, de Lorraip, he Barres,
nos dsIeitsn con sus impresi6nes de Ins, de CO.
lor. de perfumes. Los cuentos de Esichepfn,
oue son mas fomanticos adn, mas rom6nticos
Que todo 10 que hasta hoy SO ha escrito sobfe
ests TERRA, los cueDtos de reyes leprosos, de
monjas violadap, de galanes mfsticos, de gfta-
niilas aseslnas de cardenales, de obispos teno-
rios; estos scuentos espa6slesS, en- an, nos en-
cantan nos hscen reir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-20
FRITZE, LUNDT & GO.
PONCE, NJ. R.

DGW ~ MA9 4 M@s
Casas en- Mayogstels y San JuGrs.)
Ran0uoros y comHsAOnHsGas
AGEN,TES
II las siguientes compahfas de vaPores
Hamburg American Lime
Hamburg.
IA VEAJOCE
Geneva.
marv WorM and PtD. RAcO .. @. Co
New York.
wOnsOn Steamship Line,
New York.
Sierra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
vanorss cOrreOs de sObrlnOs 90 Herrera
Habans.
o.1vosGOny West Endsos s o. q"
Galveston.
De las siguientes Companies de Ase-
Turos contra incendlo'
la BALOIsE, .,,au
- HAMBURG BREMENSE,
~ AACHEN d. MUNICH.
AsEGUROs MARITIMOs
Norte GernlAnica.
ReprosomtamGoS
=, uosrd Of Underwriters of New York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-20
II. B. 8.
Sobre empIeOs plbIicos
dependientes del Gohierno Insular.

Por 81 s8flor Todd.
DECRETESE: PoT la AsGm5LeG Legi8t0tSU0 dc
Puerto Rico.
Gecci6n l. Que todOs los empleos rlbIicos
depepdientss de distintos Dapartamsntos del
Gobierno IusulaH Mnnicipalidadsa de Puerto
Rico, dsbsrkn ser dssempe1ados sxclusivamen-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-20
sg. PADRO Y Ca.
E, Gomez Carrillo.

MAyArf PuERTo---RrCo.
Quincalla Ferreteria 6nies an su clase
Agencias comisiones representations.
Compra venta de provisionss seeas y
frutos del pats. --Importaciones direCtas.
gucursal en- Claiss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-20
"EI Libertador" los tiene en- iaque

Los barcos que constituyen Ia eacuadrila
del gobierno, no sdelantau para hacsr presa
en- ell <LibertRdors, y los contrarios de Castro
lanzsn In especie de que, D pssar do que son
seis, 6stos le temen al <LibertadorD.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-20

AdemSs saldra todos los dias IN vapcr n
las s. 30 de La mAaana de Catano para LIN Capl~
tai otro lss g. 16 de la sarde dasde Ia Capt.
tai para Catano, no teniendo, por ahora, estos
dos vspores combination dc tEenes.
Bayam6n a7 de Agosto do 1901.