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daily capacity in tons Of beets:

since this statement was compiled additional fac
tories have been opened one in California and one in
Michigan.
The capital invested in these factories amounts to
s299595l9 according the latest official figures but is
probably much as s22O000OO at the present time
The value Of the product last year was 1929 S57
and 1870 persons were employed in the industry
Compare these figures with those Of any other great
industry like -four milling example which was sac
rhced in the exports Cuba for the benefit of the beet
makers the lard or bacon that comes from the
great corn states.
The average price paid to the farmers for teets is
s4Ss per ton IN places the beets are raised for
the factories contract in others they are bought
from the farmers. bring them in for stated price
per ton In Michigan the custom to pay for them &C
oordng TO the amount Of saocharne they contain 81 per
ton being the standard price per cent Of saccharne
Beets generally raised by newly arrived immigrants
or persons Of foreign birth who come from the beet So
gar countries Of Europe After they have been in the
country while and have become accustomed to the use
OF machinery in farming they usually prefer to raise
something else. because Of the great amount Of hand
labor required
In many cases the factories have been erected with
the aid Of local subsidies Towns have raised bonuses
or issued bonds or given tracts Of to induce the 10
cation Of The factories hoping derive benefit from new
enterprises which furnish employment to citizens and to
obtain cheaper In the latter particular they are
always disappointed The sugar trade is always in the
hands Of trust and there is only enc price all over
country regardless of the difference in transportation
distance from the factory The price in Grand Island
Neb, where the oxnard factories are for example is the
same as in Passport Me- Fairhaven Wash. or
Tampa. Fla
In several Of the states local bounties have been
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Roosevelt will view the maneuvers at
Fort Riley The Kansas National Guard
viii take part.
Ed Hoch is jumping into the reciprocity
discussion. He says that it is an insig-
nifcant question.
The corn crop in the vicinity of Emporia
has been saved again-forty- seven
times since May.
Schwab is almost as mysterious as a
young Kansas politician going up against
his hIst interviewer.
The siik-worm station at Peabody was
unroofed by a storm the other day. It
hasn't been in use for 4 number of years
It is said that Congressman Calderhead
believes that trusts are part Of a general
economic evolution, and that he does not
attack them.
Practically every Kansan right now IL
willing TO take the stand and swear that
fl is his solemn belief that no man could
live and work during a run OF 100 days
with the thermometer going to 100 degrees
each day.
DR.. s. L. W. Foote. an old and eccentric
physician, living in Argentine, died Tues
day. He took a dose Of morphine, think
ing it was quinine, and when he discov-
cred his mistake wrote his sensations as
he was dying.
Mr.. Craddock has come upon a new
plank in his self-made platform. II is
this: PAY TO women mems wages where
women do mems work" OF course. II
would be nothing for governor Of Kan
sas 10 arrange u little reform like that.
y strong flow Of gas has been struck
at Eureka. al A depth OF $50 feet. and a
franchise has been granted TO the finders.
Governor Stanley says ne has given the
last cent 70 Topeka church beggars. They
have pestered him TO death for dona-
lions.
Every Kansas Populist is rejoicing that
Judge Shiras is 20 retire. and that IN
cludes the Popuiists who have joined the
Democratic and Republican parties. II
Shiras was running for coroner II kan
sas he couldn't get six votes in the
state
General Fred Funston VIII attend a re-
union II Ottawa on October J. He writes
To the managers. II want Il distinctly
speech. not even a short one. and 7 don't
want To be put in a position where
would have 10 refuse 10 make one"
Senator Burton has al kinds OF bad
luck. His latest is an interview from
Senator Wellington, defending Burton.
WeiIlrg tOn says that Roosevelt f. tyran-
meal he adds. There's Burton. ~
Kansas. Hes got 10 give In o. get ont
They abused him dreadfuliy. They even
went 50 Tar IS 10 cali him The yelling
Ton Ok Kansas To take such an attitude
means either political cstracism O. sub
mission. The president j. powerful enough
{ do that DE is the most powerful SOW
ereisn n the world
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

This e a funny dispatch from Denver.
Marx Twain has written q lester 81 %
local paper s. response t. ieleErar ~
telling hlru % the agitation 70 eNcirl1f
'.Euckieberry Finn frofn TIE sarea D.
shelves q The pul..c library on -
Erounl ~ ium1ralifr. re sage. I aw
aRate thst 7 IN rct privileged % speai
freely ia This matter. flany rs TIE occ-
SIGN IS and dearly rs 7 shoglt Ike O.
lauEh az IT, when < cant speak freely
I con Ereek e Az X7l Esc ftere ar
Two ar three rc-uttrH- Fi-st Hlses
Finr rzs rur1cd out - New England
Hfsrarv seventeen wears ago. o.stenzi- 81 or
account q morals. REALLY a. cary favor
with Te-sa1ge- There las tfsu o.
ctr7r instance unfI u1w. se-9 q fer
-rcnths exc pgnils8ea ~ article zhira
th-sE mad ~ NAT plrrhserk here. sun
Etcn, ard he exfracrti-aTT mo-aia
-aird H-rEe ucrais s@fe Et11 ~
r.rltr lu Ier-f- and in ever ErEs1
fserrasl and r'rluch s9as-kluE cl-s ir-1.i
IL fes w1r-a save rne. fer revenues
years ---ti rcV- EoZrlr. TIE stsar
ssesEE tEs rcrrectaE noN- sift1.
Denver s+1e sErn. f1rEfaa ccElrnsf1.
-hers. seventh sc has leI+11trats go
ia-uc1ce- 81 a@n ore pits these tnirF.
--rsfher the car thaf . the 1esi
clrc5cese. ard crlte lr-s .stas-aeiF. s.
r4- CONSISTS - fN re-e9EH -
~ rr-F favor w.tH E'.rsfez sd s
Lsl RS r- c-st- E-esF E.tn l1
natter - ~sr-- EEsr - t
-rcFs ih.s. even ere dad ss u
efreseTss = E Eh1t tras-e1
F-r - w sEr- 5fre re1
trr astrs a1era-r Eerr stEar-4fF
his frarF rs@u d. BAY ttsf q
sss -tse-.f1asY srarsrl k.E tass asrrre
r-.rrz-ie1. ssEht ~ e. - ErF
- - r-E-1t rrere- Fserz -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

The Macedonian committee has paid $4,000 to the
man who Kidnapped Miss Stone. The Macedonian com
mittee made good profit out Of the transaction And
so is Miss Stone
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21
- Per,.erzltx q Mnnan-

sFruru the Chicago Poe
WIN ala sse marry the widousr.
s.5ust 81 show tkzt she could
And Why dizn sae marrT the Fa-z--
nan
Just - sncv tsst she zo1sda-t~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

paid The most of them have been repealed, however
The court of Michigan pronounced the bounty
law Of that state unconstitutional New York is the
only state that still pays a bounty"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

She-Ee declares b. Iosss ne TerT
grol1a tread CO
He-Ah, shsasht Be bad hls syss O.
ne estate
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21
In Another Light

r rull TIE LatlIHlIc 81 ucaTH-I
Here's a problem Yer ycE- II il takes
nine tsilors u make q man
The average fellow oaly q ninth Il q
man. CHI
No. ! was going u add. Hos many
tailor made gowns VII Il take % are1E
LII -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

Why u-sllie ssi1 he teacher. shat
makes you- hzsr - red
A. I s1ss Esd scsriss tsTsr. zzd Il
sesLed u re had
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

It is becoming almost fatal in America for an aver
man fall in love with rich woman as is for
citizen in Europe fall in love with princess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

Miss Deacon denies that there is behrothal between
herself and the Crown Prince of Germany Emperor
William viii be glad hear IT,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

Schwab is not belfast in the best Of health
1t is said that is collapse of his nerves Nerves
don't show the outside but they there just the
same.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

When Justice Shiras retires President Roosevelt
should kindly remember that but one man on
the supreme bench and look this way.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

Now Botha and DeWet drifting into factional
quarrel The Boer leaders have hitherto been
fully free from this.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

Observation day by day IS convincing lot Of people
that the fast flyers all the roads sport jumping the
track good deal Of late
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

Secretary Shaw isn't in favor Of the trusts but he is
several thousand miles apparently from being ferociou
in his opposition them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

Congress passed appropriations agsregzting sS0o 000
coo which IS SONG some. even for IS big country
the United States
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

Remington. who committed suicide was possessed Of
intellect Probably that is Why rich OF Newport con
sidered him crazy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

The Mississippi congress is in session in st
Paul AID has attacked the OF Alaska
This excitinc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

They have succeeded in removing Tammsay Official
in New YORK without having pitch battle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

The Van Aliens are trying 70 make out that Young
Remington was insane Ills relatives indignantly deny i
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

Il begins to appear thar the revolutonsts VIII put
the finishing touches 10 President Castro ali right
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

The episode CT Newport shows that there IS one eenu
inc thing the rieh can ao-they can ioxa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

How May Yohe and Putnam Bradlee Strong are
tObogannng down Ayernus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

Nr. schwab likes to mysterious almost as much a.
Nj H2ggerty of Frisco.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21

position Of Chancellor E. Benjamin Andrews is alb
surd demand oppostion weak to provoke at
tack His will fall OF itself for lack of found
alton. He is simply suffering the effects of the
weather
The Macedonian committee has paid $4,000 to the
man who kidnapped Miss Stone The Macedonian com
mtee made good profit out OF the transaction. And
so is Miss Stone.
schwab is not belfast and looks the best OF health
1t is said that it is collapse of his nerves Nerves
don't show on the outside but they there just
same
It is becoming almost fatal in America for an aver
age man TO fall in love with rich for
citizen in Europe to fall in love with princess.
When i Justice shiEas rs5ss President Roosevelt
the supreme bench and look this way.
Miss Deacon denies that there is bethrothal between
herself and the Crown Prince of Germany. Emperor
William viii be glad to hear it
Secretary Shaw isn't in favor Of the trusts but he is
several thousand miles apparently from being ferocous
in his opposition to them.
--o-
Observation day by day convincing lot Of people
that the fast flyers all the roads sport jumping the
track good deal Of late
Now Botha and Dewet are drifting into fractional
quarrel The Boer leaders have hitherto wonder
fully free from this
Remington. who committed suicide was possessed O;
intellect Probably that is Why the rich OF Newport con
sidered him crazy
Congress passed appropriations aggregsting sS0o 000
600 which IS SONG some even for IS big country
the United States
The TransAiississippi congress is in session in st
Paul AID some has attacked the governor OF Alaska
This Is exciting.
The Van Aliens trying 70 make out that young
Remington insane His relatives indignantly deny i
It begins appear thar the reyolu,ionists VIII put
the finishing touches TO President Castro ali right
They have succeeded in removing Tammsay Official
in New YORK without having pitch battle
The episode Newport that there IS one senu
inc thing the rich oo-they can love
How May Yohe and Putnam Braelee Strong arc
toboganning down Avernus.
Dir. schwab likes to mysterious almost as much a
III. Haggerty Of Frisco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-28
LeVantamientO de Irlanda! /!

La senorita Maud Gonns. Ia Juana de Ar
60 irlandesA, anuncia que pr6xImamente SO
pals, del que 60 ella su prcteta, se levAntAra
en- armas centra ell rey Eduardo VII
Z n redactoT del &Soleiis ha recogido ssta
amenaza atrada de los propios labios ds 10 he
roma.
eINo mas agitaci6n parlarn en tariai - excla-
ma Ia hija del Dios Parnel agrega Sque
sacamos de los diseursos de ParneIl de Glads
tone?
elSi Parnall, sigus dicsndo no triuDfa
son su palabra obstinada, SquiSn ssr6 capSz de
alcanlsr ID victorir?
9Hoy, pues, ez presencia del despotismo
brlt6nico, del imperialismo iingos, de la am
bici6n desmasurada de Cham berlain, da la de-
sorganiza aci6n impotencia del psrtido liberal,
no haremos noda que no ssa impulses de una
polfttca miIitante, que ser6 Ia Gnica que pcdrA
savar q Irlanda.
SQu6 debemos, pues, hacsrP Desde luego
volverle ID sapalda . Tnglaterra, hacienda los
esfuer8os poaiblss para haesr sIsgir nacionA-
lfstas irlandeaes, que en- In Camsra de los Co
munes, no deJen q los ingeses hablar en- nom-
bre de la Iuglater
Despu6s comenSaremos a dar Ingl aterra
duro parejo donde mas le dueia, como por
ejemplo en- su comercio, amenazado por Ia &C.
tividad de AlemaniA America.
En- defnltiva, GboycotearemosS los Droduc
tos ipgleses Ell toda Ia estaci6n de IrIanda
5Y ds d6nde sacaran plata para hacer
eca campatiaE 10 pregunt6 ell redactor de ale
SoleiI.1
Para combatir o Tnglaterra, contest6
Miss Come, saempre % In encuentra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-28

nuavs emisi6a. Las solicttudss para el eania
De 1ichos selIos, deber&n venit acomp q adss
de los sellos cayo cambio SO interess, y dsbg-
ran ser por escrito, en- form7s que tn ser6n an.
tregados los poseedores de los referidos Sc
los, por el agente de reDtas fnternas del ais.
trto dentro del cual la fabrfca del contrfbn.
yente casa de eomercio est6 sltuads Les
sellos no serln eanjeados por los coIectoreg 8
agentes de seIIos4 sino que deber6n ser REMIT
dos directamente al Tesorero de Puerto Rico.
Por las prescripciones de la secci6n 90 de
ID Ley dc KentEs Internas de Puerto Rico. eI
delito de utilizar de intentar ntiliz8r para eI
pago de ese impuesto sellos que va hayan ado
usa1os, ell sonservar en- posest6n tales selIos
con 81 pror6sto de utizarlos de nuevo. AZ cas-.
tigado con una n1ulta de $1,000 prisi6n por
c1neo amos Por eonsiguiente, todos los sailos
oe ia serle corriense que Sc wien esta oaci-
ma para ser can1eados, no 10 serkn al apsracie-
Sc en- dichos selloa cualquiera marco de uso
cancelac1on anterior, toda persona que de
esta manera ofreciese para ssr canieadoa se.
llos que demostrasen tales marcas de uso 6
cancellation anterior, ser6 prccesado por atau.
tado De dssfraudsr las Eentas ingnlares,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-28

tina vez en- terra. Claudio avafl-
zabs con rspidez prodigioss; pero
la delantera Gle la paEa era consl
derable. y el marinero no tuvo
tempo mas Que de OR la puerea
de Ia verja que sc cerraba con pre-
cauci6n.
Lo dtcho -pens0 Claudio: Sc
ha escapado por la puerta pridci-
pal pero lie seguir6 por 10 mencs.
Para I'M hombre acoistumbrad d
subir por los Enastiles de IN barcO,
eScalar una verja no podia sfrecer
gran diflcultad Claudio sc ssi6 d
los barrCnes de la pnelt ta, stn Al
riesgu de ciavarse una de las lanzas
que la remataban, Y en breve saltd
al otro lado, encontrandose en-
campo libre.
Ya cast no Sc ola a 10 lejrs Ell
rufdode los pasos de Fabricic, per
era 10 snicieute para orientarse
Su ann habfs tom adoa In derecha,
la derecha tom6 Ell, no llevan-
dole en- breve mas que IN adelanto
1n4ignificante, y que a el lie conve-.
bfa para mayor precauci0n.
Claudio avanzaba l0nscando las
SOM bras. arrartrs udpse juEto 4 los
muros, rnientEas Fsbficio, atrave-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-28
EN- SOCORRO DEL SOL

E II de Noviembre pssado Sc cslebr6 sn
Pekfn son asistencIa de les miembros del
ererpo diplomAtieo, que fueron oHcialments
tnvitados psra presencar este acto, ana de las
mAs euFIosAg cersmo onias del ritual chino.
La cersmoAa, que Sc celebr6 en- ell tem-
plo del Conseio de los ritoG, tenfa por obJeto
soeerrsr al Sol, que 50 encuentra afljido por
IN eclipse parciai que Acaha de sntFir.
La ceremonial consisti6 en- una serie de
jenuaexiones de pFosterpacicnes FealiEadas
Dor los sacerdotes chinos, rnientras Sc quema-
ba al mismo alempo gran captidad de inciens
en- unos recirientes especiales SO hacfs Cn
rufdo ensordecedor con los gong gong, instTu-
menso m6sieo de los chinea, que consiste en-
una plaza de metal de la que Sc sacsn sonidos
muy sgudos, golpeAndola con IN palillo, guar
necido de plsles. es@
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-28
nonedaS falSaS en- Ponce

Aunque ell sub marshall de los Estados U-
dos, senor Fra q tBlSD, tiene 6rdsnes de detener
toda aquella persona que este compicadA en-
la circulation de monedAs faisifisadAs en- Pom
ce, no SO han heeho unks que dos detencionss.
rs probable que Sc hagan otras.
Los dos hombres detenidos en- Juana.Dfaz
son un puIparc y an pe6n quien ell pulpsro
envi6 al Agente de rentas intsrnas sacar una
licencia.
Con 81 dinero en- billetss ibA IN peso falsi-
dcado.
De los l1s cogdos en la tisnda de Juana.
Dia5, se ealeula que S so son dinero faso.
Los tres mil pesos que fueron incauhados
en- Ia Hacienda eRepar8daD en- oil camino de ID
Playa, no son todos falsiheados sunQue sc d.
&c que 10 mayor parte 10 81. Las monedas es-
Ia msla de Ia legitlma. La mayor parte del
dinero fue saeado del <Credito y Ahorro Pom.
cenoS sn blles0s para pagar In refacct6n de 10
haeieada. Los billetes fueron cam biados por
plata On distfntas casas couaeHeiales de ID Pla.
"a.
hacienda cuando no se hsga el page Ion joE-
naleros.
In gente aqnf teme haese alg6n nsgocio.
IN eomerciante pFominente eerraf6 80 Ca
a. por una semRna hssta cue pase el con fleto.
Las Haonsdas fasi6csdAs soa Ga su mayo
RIA veilonee pesebas y medics pssos. Hay al
gunos pesos, pero essAE N ny III al fmttados. Las
por la OEilla Bon an POGO Gsperas. PaPeeen ts-
ner peso complete buea sonido. Est&n tan
nagistfsiEnents imitadas, que si uno no estus
viePa en- anheCedsnhest no aerfan facimenss
desenbierSas. Las monedss ialaas llevan la te.
cha de 1878, 1899, 1900 y 1901.
Los GomGrcEantes han Gado 6rdenag a. sua
empleados do no aeepsar dinsro de esas feehss
No Sc sabe sodsvfa donde han aldo aeuf1a-
das Ian monedas falsss, par0 ae eres que han
sido hechas an Is islA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-28

-tBdtu1d ID estramonio! - repIti6
Claudio, para qulen eStas palabras
NJ tenian sentido alguuO; 64ue
dlablos quieFe decir este? Esto m ,
huele veuenoi Por cien escud -
no probaria una gotta de 10 que tie i,
ne dentro.
FL marinero tuvo impulses de
arrojar Ell frascO y su contenido;
peio refexlon6 que 50 desaparici6n
iha despertar las sospechAs de
Fabrlcio, que sc procurarfa ademas
otro igusl, y no Sc adelsnSsba
NADIA. a~
Y yolvfUIg deiar en- 81 siti0;
salio siu ser vistl de nsdie, y diri-
gtendose su pabellon decfa:
-IDatura estrap.onio! SC6mo sa-
hu5iera lido mas tiempo 4 la escue
la, no me veria apursdo por tan
POGO il. lpero soy IN ignofante,
I'M est1pido
Pc drillo lie aguardaba en la ven
tana del pabelloa
-Buenos dias, patron --exclamo
desde lejos.
Una idea cruz5 por la mente del
mariuero.
--lEhI Ven aqni, muchacno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-28

El nifio sali& de Ia casa y Sc acer.
CO 6l.
-5No pescamos hoy, sefIor
Claudio?
No; teng) IN d)lor en- una
pierna, y la hum adad es mala para
los dolores.
-Mejor entonces, sef1 lr Claudio;
81 me dejats, ire remaiar las cha
lupas
-Eres uluy listo, much ach ,;
piehs8s en- tod estoy coutento de
de tf. Pero escncha: 6has ido aver
tarda q la escuela?
ST. sefYlr.
-6Y sllf aprendes mucho?
-Lo mas que p0edo.
Ent1nces, dime til. que parece
que vas por Ell camino de los sabios:
Shas dido hab'ar en- la escuels de
ddturd estramnniUY
El muchacho le miro con los
oios desmesuradameot albert 9.
Datura estrGmopio! replied. -
Es algGn pescado de aqua dulce
8 salaaa?
mo: es uu lfquido. una cosa
que "a p7ne en- ana botella.
No he DIDO Lunca pronunciar
ese nombre,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-28

pU6s segGn lie dispone en- cierta ordenan1a vo-
tada por ell Consejo Executive de Puerto Rico
sn 80 de Octubre de 1901, por la cual SO conce-
de & dicha comps MIA, una franquicia con al an
de construir exPlotar ferrocarrlles en- IL isla
de Puerto Rico.
Artfculo 3 Nlnguna de las menctonadas
comps 1fss gozar6 dfsfrutar6 del bepe6efo de-
laa exencioaes por Ia presente otorgadas. has
ia que haya archlvado en poder del Geberna-
dor de Puerto Rico IN convenfo en- toda repIa
por escrtto por el cual cada una de elias d e nor
ST, sin sucesores Y cesionarios, SO COMPROMISES
transporter gratis durante ell perfoao de
exanci6n de contriouciones que SO lie concede
por la presente, ofciales nfmeros de cual-
quler fuerza militar 8 de la Polfcfa insuIar
cuando dichos oh:iales n6meros vsyau vesti.
don de uniforme esten en- ell desempefo de
SUI debeees, cukndo no vestdos de uniforme.
psro en- aIguna comis6n especial de servicio,
presenter una orden por escritc pidiendo trans.
porte gratis frmada por ell Gobernador 6 nor
cualq uier iefe dc los depart2 generates
del Gobferpo.
Artfculo l. Esta ley empesarS6 & CIR dese
de Ia fecha e.n que sea aprobada
Nora Los delegados sefn Faiardo fue.
ron los hnicos que votaron en- contra de este
G. ID.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-28

saudo espacios descabiertor, y CO.
Hes que serfa polio enumerar,
fd6 4 r A la avenida de Madrid,
sigoi8ndnla en- toda ST. longitud.
Annqae cerca cle M edIa noche, ell
vivo respiand tr de las luces el
ruido de carcai 4das de hombres
mujeres d cfa claramente que al
igunos calaVeras, en- com pafYfa de
l6venes galautes, estaban cenando
en uno de los restaurants que todo
parisi6n Conoce.
Una media doce0a de carruaies
de plaza tstaban estacionados cer-
ca de la puerta que da entrada al
patio del cafe de Madrid. Y los ca
bailos con Ia cab'sza bajs. parecfau
dormir, mientras los coch eros dor
mian efectivamente en- sus pescan-
tes.
Claudio Marteau iba "a IS encon-
tr ISe en- plena Luz Detuvo ell
paso, porque Sc 10 exigfa Ia pru-
dencis, y, 81 mismo tempo en- que
Fs bricio pgsAba por delante de la
puerLa del restaura Mt, nm moZ0
salio q decir.
IN d M ero 6.240 de Ia callc
LeCnie.
-Aquf est6-exclamo up co.Ie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-28
DE T'esOrer6O

nl honorable Tesorero general dispone
oue Ia venta 8 canje de sellos entre contribu-
yentes de rentas internas esta prohibidai dt-
chos contribuYentes encontraran ventsioso
para sus tntereses 81 dar conocimiento los
c0lectores agentes, siempre que veri1quen
una compre de selos, de Ia tarifa, p6Frafo y
ndmero de su plsnllla pAtente, pues en- esta
ofcina se levAr& cuenta de todos los sellos
comprados ussdOs por csda fabricante, I'm
portador, comerclante otros contriouyentes
do la isl&.
Los sellos no us8dos ri cancelados de Ia
serie corrients que quedasen sn poder de les
contribuyentes en- 10 de Eebrefo de 1909, Sc
ran canieados en- esta ohcina Por ssllos de ID
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-28
INGLATERRA

Gran paftie de Ia pfensa de tondfe scritiea
Ia construction de muchos do los barcos de
guerra norteamericEnos en- los oua sunonen
graves faitas CUE les pondr6n hfen pronto fue-
ra dc combate al eneontrarse frente & los po-
derosos acorazados de las naciones meior or
gsnizadas en- c0anso marina, an el contiuante
euFopeo.
Ell gobierno irgles invirtf5 46 00O. 200 de-
lioras esserlinas on ID guerra de Africa.