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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-19
ECounty Correspondence
OSNABROCK.

Mrs. Nc Donald, of Park lt,ver, is visit
ing with her brother, John Trotter OF
this city.
George Buckingham visited his family
in the Forks ever Sunday last week, re-
turning Monday morning.
Joha Mabon, the popular manager of
the Mcmillan Machine company, visited
his best girl in Langdon over Sunday.
McAllan Bros, have just added new
glass front to their postoffice store, Civ
ing it very neat and business like APP
pearance.
The new addition to the St. Anthony
& Dakota elevator is almost completed,
making 1t one of the largest and highest
elevators in the county.
G. A Smith and W. A. Sim, two Of oul
popular stock mon, took in the Elks' car.
nival aud came home wearing silk hats
They must have been going some.
Weather Is fine and the srsp prospect
was never better. Itnothipg happens to
prevent. Cavalier county will harvest the
biggest crop ever known in its history
and that is saying whole lot
Rev. Lloyd Cunningham, our Presby'
terian minister, preached his first sermon
to his charge here Sunday, and it goes
without saying that he gained warm
place in the hearts OF his hearers.
George Backinghaa, of Grand Forks
arrived Saturday with large force Of
carpenters and brick layers and is now
busily engaged on large brick store
building for A. T. Helgeson & Co.
William Perkins, of Grand Forks, waf
here for few days last week. He will
return to put fine new front in the
store of onr druggist. George Draper
which will make it one of the finest drug
stores in the county.
Our bonanza farmer, Peter Wild, haf
already commenced building another
elevator on bis farm six miles southeast
Of town, to hold part of the immense cror
he expects to get this year. The capacity
will be 36, 900 bushels
Dan McAllan has commenced work on
his new store, which will be 40x8O, two
stories high, with az foot basement
This will be one of the largest storess OF
it's kind IN the county. Dan ia hustle,
and will be sure to get his share of the
trade.
Dan McAllen has just completed two
story building, the lower part of which
will he occupied by johnson g. Little, the
hustliug real estate men. They will also
! move the Osnabrock Independent into
the same building SO as to have their
business all together.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-19

The eighth reunion of the Langaon
Lodge of Perfection was held in the
Masonic Temple on Thursday and Fri.
day Of last week, and class of elsve.
advanced in Masonic work, w. B. Dick
SOB, Andrew sturn. Jos. MoIptosh, ST.,
Jas. j. Gordon, Vim. Hslsn, William
Simmons, Of this city; Jas. 8. Robertson,
of Easily; Fred Fansett and Earnest Nc
Demand, Of Soper; Edward Arneson, Of
Polar, and Arnold A. Sssley, of Stilwell.
The work commenced Thursday after
nosn st two o'clock and the advancement
degrees were finally eoafsrred At half
past eleven o'clock Friday forenoon. The
Lodge Of Perfection in tnis city has at
prsssRt membership OF ia.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-19
County School Notes.
By Supt. NJ G. Macdonald

Thirty-swo per cent of the teachers en-
rolled in the institute held last week had
not taught ill the county prior to this
year, and not 70 per cent az has been Civ
en- out. Last year this per cent was 81,
and in the institute Of 1900 it was 80.
For the entire state it averages 80
The following pupils have been neither
absent or tardy for three connective
months during the spring term and have
received certificates of award Uv,la
Besuchamp, Annie Olson and Robert
Fleming
All the vacancies IN the district schools
OF the county are now filed.
The second quarterly spport,onment
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-19
Teachers' Institute Resolutions.

Teachers' Institute Resolutions.
Previous to the adjournment Friday
forenoon the teachers in attendance at
the fourteen annual institute of Cavalier
county teachers adopted the following
resolutions:
Be is resolved, That We, the teachers
Of Cavalier county, heartily endorse the
state course of study, in the public
schools ct this county. and give our best
efforts AZ teachers in unifylng our schools
aad accomplishing greater results by it's
intelligent use.
And be 1t farther resolved, That We ex-
,end our hearty appreciation and sincere
thanks TO our worthy conductor, Hen. ].
G. Hallssd and bis able assistant, Miss
Ella NJ. Stout, fo1 tho cheering, interest
ing and benedolsl instruction which they
have uDtirinRly impaired 10 us daYina
ths past week.
Be it further resolved, That we express
our sincere appreciation to our county
superlstendsst, N. O. Nssdossld, for bis
cheerful presence aud hls indefatigable
efforts for the furtbsring of our interests.
And bs 1t resolved, That We express our
thanks to ,hs state lecturer, Prot. Ken.
needy, for the interesting and inspiring
lecture from which We derived great
profit.
And be it farther resolved, That We
express our thanks to the city sshsol
board for their kindness and consid era.
tion in granting the school buildings for
institute purposes.
And be it further resolved, That We
also extend our hearty thanks to the
people Of Lsngdon for their cordial man
ner toward us during on, stay in their
city and for the hospit able entertainment
afforded US in their homes.
Signed:
KATE W. BEHs.ns
JOHN T. WooD
| SADIE E. MAcoxBER COMMITTEE.
MAY CLHMHN1
NINA STEWART
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-19
for the quarter ending May 20 amounts

for the quarter ending May 20 amounts
to $4,256.99.
A teachers district association will be
held at HannaA on Saturday, June %.
The following is the program:
"TruHncy and Hardness" papers by ].
T. Wood and Miss Lsstie Macdonald.
"Openisx Exsroises," papers By Miss
Mayme Murchie and Miss Lefty Masters.
"Bnsy Work for Primary Pupils," pa.
pers by Miss Belle sillere and Miss Veda
/ N. Oke.
"Fow Shall We Make Coed 4pellers?'
, papers By I. NJ. Law and II. C. Ottesos.
Laasdon, N. D., jane II, 1902.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-19
Real Estate Transfers

Transfers OF farm aud town property
during the past week have been placed
on The records Of the county no given be-
low and furnished the DEMOCRAT by the
MCMILLAN Abstract Company.
Gunder f. Gunhus, to II. Gunhus, neh
and nei9 seA S5-l5957.. ............ &, 600 %
H. Glnhus to Hans Thompson, WIS neal
SSlao-ot Observation-Disclosures. l,1U w
1. Dawson TO John Barnhart ah nw.s
2f162-6l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LOCO 90
Andrew S.urm to P. G. Neufeld, sw,i Is
16bos 2OVo OO
w. j. Mooney to Frank WohlitS, SIS
nwha and lots and 4, 4.159.60. ........ 1900 GO
John j. Power to Herman Steffer, sea
sw,., swA sell, els se'a $1,000 $50. $500 20
A. Schulko 10 Herman Stcffer. SEX 5-162
co.. 1000 20
1000 90
Stephen Muller to CIV. Price, neA 10
1929 Observation-Disclosures. c,4oO 90
Jas. DeRerg to Sherman Reynold, scAi
| 1-l6l-o9. Observation-Disclosures. 2,5OV w
c. I. Lindstsom to H. Il. Prloe, svls
2a-l6uh6l 1900 ca
nwla and lot i, 1s-l6s.eo. ............ 1900 %
Minnie Pratten to Ed. +. Reilly, vii
swl4 SEX sw}4 OF 2s, seh sel4 2916O.59 2.CcO %
Chas, RILEY 10 Elizabeth c, Riley, seA
1.l6o62. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.400 CO
! Alliance Mtg. and Investment Co. to H.
| Il. Price, 81. ne,i and lots aud 81
1880 ...............:... $500 O.
Jas. MCLAUGHLIN 60 Neil McEwen, sch
s-162-6O ......................... 2.loO OG
Emil Walber to a. l. Birch, nwA4 11-163
| Observation-Disclosures. 1880 Ot
Daniel Peter to John Duncan, seh4, g.
Io2-64 Observation-Disclosures. $500 &c
Daniel McAllen to VIM. L. Olson, lots2
| and "a, blk Osnabrook. .............. 625 OC
Louisa C. Engcr to John P. johnson,
sela ne}4 26-l625S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ITO *
L. .. Epger to Christ Nelson, ne14 sci.
26l62-5s. .......... 14O OF
G. G. Wright Co. to w. II. MONTGOMERY
Wis S3-l63-6S. neh S5-164-5S. $500 C(
Chas. Booth to And Sturm, sell, 1l-16O
Observation-Disclosures. 1900 *
Peter P. Heide to Peter Heide, neh4 %
16oe3 2,4oo u
Annie FerIie to Alex Roley, ~ nw!4
and nls swl4 32-162-5S ................ 2,05O OK
N. D. L. and T. Co. to John kahon, lot
| s blk 8 LIST add, lot blk and lots 1,
2, ), 4, blk 4, Ind add .................. 1926 q
John Trotter TO John Z. Maxwell, neh
and MA son of rs, VIZ nw14 and nw4
Sw!tl 25-16O59. 5000 OK
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-19
Advertised Letter List.

The following list Of uncalled for let
ters have been received at the Langdm
post office, during the week ending
Thursday, June l9lh, 1902:
GHNTs list.
Heath. j. Medium, Fred E.
Bassett, J.6. Wallace r.
LADIES LIST.
Davidson, Mrs. Marinda.
Parties calling for any of the above
letters will state that they have been adj
vertised and be required to pay change
of one cent for advertising.
P. McHuaH, Possmasssx.
A. f. GARDHxR, Asst.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-19

Hannah, to Devils Lake. and return. =. Il. 80 0.
Wales, 70 Devils Lake and return. ...... 8 u
Dresden to Devils Lake and return...... 3 q
Langdon, to Devils Lake aAd return 5000. II
OsnabrOck, to Devils Lake and Yeturn..... u
Milton to Devils Lake, and return ... 2
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-19
CHAUTAUQUA RATES.

Tho Chautauqaa excursion Of the Gt
Northern On this branch line to Devils
Lake, On Tuesday, July let, gives the
following round "trip rates from points in
NGavaliep conntv.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-25
EDITORIAL

tender partlciplr de los provech de una
/ industrla, pero ndnca de suf periidas.
En- ese sent!do y con { Ias tendencias,
| las AsociGcionos obreros, nc SOLO signihean
uu progress, sino que res ia 70 IN bien
| 7 asf 10 recon0cen hasta les enemif.os
| del moderno socialtSmo. COM Federico BRs-
| tiat Este Sabio economista, reftriendOse
& esss asociaciones dice: <En todas las 10
calidades en- QtIe eKisten haCen un bien in
menso. Los asociadcs Sc sostienen en- elias
por Ell sentiniento de seguridad, uno de los
mas preciosos y consoladores que acompa-
nan al hombre en- su peregrinacion por ell
mnndo. Ademas, comprenden su recipto.
ca depenoencia La utilidad que Sc presGan
unos otros; cOmprenden hastl que puntto
el bien el NAL de cada tadividuo de ca
da profession, viene ser ell bien Ell NAL
conunes; ejerciendo unoS sohre Otros La vi
gllancia pr0pta para inspirar ell respat9 de
81 mismos 81 misrno tempo que Ell sent-
mientn de- la digniaad humana, ese prime
70 z dihcil gra 20 de civilizaci0n.2
Por ESQ que ceaslgna tan elocuenGe-
mente BaStiat, nosotroS los pottticos, como
suelen llamarnos los sociaiistas, no tene.
mos, & esas Asoctdciones; por ell contrarlo,
vernos en- elias IN progreso neces ario, sien1
pre- que Sc inspiaen en- n1bleg y Just0s SEN
timientos.
De ahf que excitemos los obreros q
que SO unan, no en- u0a union mezquina
IOCRI1SGas como PFGU6nU6 Ia liam 3QA F6uGfG-
ci0n regional! Sino bajo las bases de Gna
union International, COMO La propuestA Elor
<La Federation LlbreS; puest0 que forman-
do los o6reros de tOdos los paiseS una sOla
fAmilia, con td6nticos dolores y pscesidades,
deben sostenerse y apoyarse ptr IN lazo 90
nun que les prote1a, taDto en- la patrla 60.
mo en ell extranjero.
I va que de este asunto tratam d, tern1l-
naremOS hacienda un4 observation pnramen-
tie local. Caguas es uu centro obrero de bas-
tsnte movimiento, puestO qne existen acul
fAbricss de cigsrros, agunds de gran
importsn ia. don 10 tienen ernpleos centens-
res de obreros. Y sin qua cargo, en- 81 grcnlio .
de tabaqneros, no existe Ia asoctaci0n que
va funciona en- otrus pueblos. sPorqu6 no
sc unenp GPorqu6 no Ae asoclan, conn her
msnos, parals defens ga de sus interes :sY Nos
otros les excitam 8 ese opieto, pJrque de-
ssamos verles marchar, untdOs coup ct0s,
h +cia la realizaci60 del bienestar det pro-
g greSO que anhelBmos para todcs los puerto
rriqued )s, para todos los que comulgan en-
al santo amor de isI pAtria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-25
CAMARA De cDnERcId FRANcEsA
EN- M ayhg hgsiiez

81 dfa 90 tuvo lugar 81 Ia Agsncia Consu-
lar de Francis en- Msyaguss, bajo lR prssi-
denciA ds Mr. TailiaFd, In reunion paEl In
cnal habiau sido lnvisAdos los feancesas del
dilArito. A'gunOs, impedidoa por sus ocuIpa-
cf1Desp se exeussron por csrtas, usro ctfaclsn-
do. deade lueg e., ceptar Las decisioues SOMA
daB poF loa e3mpatFlotAs prasensss on la Tau-
MON.
Sa tratAba de ereaP IN OomitA en- Mava-
gh -, para reprasentar en- este Distrit1 In Ck.
mara do ConsFcio Francesa de San Juan. "
correspondents sohrs todos los aHnntos de fnta-
rem para lA Oolenia Franceas.
DssppSa de In discussion del c&so, el Cornite
qned6 dshnitiva uaDte constItnido como signe
Presidents HonoraFlo MI Taiilard. Vice
Consul, Frertdenta Efsctivo, Doctor a OriinH.
Secrst&Fio, Mr.. Eugene Orsini TesorsFo. Mr..
Charles DoiesAu.
Misnlbrrs del eomltg: Esn MsvaedaB, Mr.
A. DAnesI. no San German. M L. GgAnta,
Mr. T. da Mari, Mr. E. Mnrsti. mr.. q PIer0.
chi, si d0etoY p. vIvoni n g,banA Gssiide,
MFR r.. DamaanI. En o b HaNin, MF G Saint
Laurent Ia L.aiAa. Mr.. j. e. SsefAni En-
Rincop, Mr. ID R4naeci
Los miambroa del Oomite aFfioa efaad0s
quedAror ene8KgsdOs do snlicitar las aEsefOnes
ds ios trancasss remidantss sE lOs eAmpos 60.
nkaeAuoa,
Apta8 da sspaRaree, Ia ASSEMBLIES aeofdb mn
vptn d. falIeltsei6n Mr. N0ttsmsnt, Consul
dA FraneaR 60 aan joss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-25
VoIcan en- erupci6n

Un talegfsms del obaervatorio del gobier-
nc de- M4jco snuncta que 81 voic4n Coltna 90
hS rluesto otrA vea en- actiyIdad las ausoSi :
dhdss ctsBti6ssH stribuysn 8 este fsnfpeno los
naovi mis tos aefanaicos Ffcientes.
H h&bidfo una renovation de los sAcndi-
mientos tsrrettFas en- vAri@s parties de n re-
pfIolica snti6 m regular tembloT en- Me-
iico.
E gohsrrador Mora, del estsdo de Cue
FreFo, Sc hfzo cargo ds Ia ciudad AsFuinE . de
Cht'pa1eiDgo. euVos hsbitAntsg asaan acAm-
padOs en- los RlTedls ores,
uos faera& do srop@ ds Inca mantlene Ell
ordsn p6biso sn dtcha ciudRd
La ciudAd de Regdss terdra que Tscons-
truirse.
Todavfs contiDGA Ia exhumacl6n de las
vietlmas sntsrPAdks baio los eseombfo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-25
Desgl t ale;iado aceidente
El doctor ViiIarpnga mata
un muchacho en- GuayanIla

Antics de aver, pOY 10 mahRna, ae encon.
cunnraha caznndo esrca de GuayaniIla ei doe.
ter don @ brisI VII saFouga, de Pones.
Uo chico dei puebIo fne lisvarle ell cafe,
que anvfaba Ell doctor una fsmilia amiga
Viaronea diio a muchacho: SBien, "
vete snseguida: n5 quiero que Gates poF &C uf ,
Psro ell m.uchiteho 80 ocult6. acostado, en-
un alto da.da dorde no 10 v. II 81 doctor.
Este, que como decimos, estabs caIando,
dispaH6 sobrs una paloma que SO present6, &
tlem DO que el uchacho SO puso de pie, to-
nisndo In desgracla de que los perdigones To
aicanzaaen, EllrIGndolo an IN music. Despu6s
sobrsvino una com plicact6n le produfo In
m ueFte.
Daploramos ell suesso, no 500 por In mUsr-
sa dol inf4liz machacho, slno por el sefor vi
llarcnga. oua gaxn de distiuciones nerecidas
en- In sociedkd r,onceHA por In corrscci6n dc
su conducts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-25
MOVlMIENT0
OBReRO

ssta ca la ubra de SLa Fed eracl6n Libre, ,
implrtante asociscion obrera del pals, Gu
vas teudencIas no pueden ser mas morales
y redentoraH para ell hijo del trabsjo.
Nos otrIs, va 10 hsmos dichO varias We.
css. simpatlEamos con ese movimienLo, por-
Que tambleu som 1s obreros; pues 81 otros
lablr4n desds ell taller, n0sotros laboramos
desde ell bufete.
Y aunqle no aceptsmos Ia teorfa de que
Gel obrer0 debe ab'traerss de la politic8,0
poroue esq eQuivaldrfa renunciar ell ciu-
dsdano uno de los d0reeh0s que mas dig
nif ;an al h0mbre, d4n1ole personalidad
prooia en- ia vida social y pol1tiea de los
pueblos, com prendemns La necesidad que
tienen de unirse. para la defensa de sus s4-
larios y para mejorar las condicion q de su
vida.
Y en- esa union, desds luego, que no
debe eatrar para NADIA la polftlca, puesto
cue Sc trata no dc la defensa de los dere-
chos sociales, sino del derecho la subsis-
t!ncia. e tra0a1O es, en- cast todos les
paises, Inal reGribnido. En ell nuestro, don-
de ell pueblo ha sido explota ado siempre en-
Idos los 6rdenes de la vida; Y donde, por
otra parte, las induStrias no han obtenldo
OIL debldo de5arrollo, ell sAlarlO del obrero Ia
sido bast ante mezquino. Pero de eSbo,
sQuien es el mayor culpabler El obrero.
III antagOnsmo que tla existido siempre
entre los elsmentOs de un mismo ofcio, han
determ a ado esa crisis; pues 81 un grupo de
carointeToS 6 albAnlles SO resisten traba
lar pr det9rmi nado salarlo, no falta otro
grupo de slb41iles Y carptnteros que sc
Ofrez3au h4ceF ell miSm0 traba1o pOr me.
DOS prscO aua del que los otrOs exigtAn.
D. ahf que las hueIg4s h8ysn sido siempre
On est, pals in1tlles y cOntraproducsntss
La Ss0clacion tene por base la unii-
caci0u eu ell trabajo Ell salsriot ella tien-
de evltAr Ell ant tAg0nism0 de que antes
L I'm mJS h4b ado. Pero eSa as0ciacion debe
t9ner un d. nJble equitativo; por medic
del cIal Sc gi5n1An arm jniGar, de modo
I rllon4b.e, lls lnt5reses del patronO y del
cDrerO, pues este No deos olvIdsr nunca
que el capital es d flente principal del tra-
nAioy que Ell IN eg Jlsmo irrssliza0le el pre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-25
Algunos detalIes
de San Thomas

Ia pob Aei6n de San Thomas aaAk AIRHa.
OFAdA por RRs6metro
Lt7na efnco eameDtsYios cnAtro IoStaa
siasa & ;ssi4s, cinco parcues oscn.B,s. aos ~.
seies ds primers eIAse, o R mos BOARDING ho,,
sS vsFios saf stinas d. rocA foo oortaneis
Hay aessRta soldAdos vslhsteuatfo noli-
No se.vs nir9un Ilmosnero Dor las eallee.
Eatrs 40 sdihci0a, eE dlgnR da raanctonnr.
'A quints o. I, de M ByonataAd.
L9s eoenss deIan n % que dsaear. " ann
~ sisasma 10 brancal.
son navy nntAbIes las earbc nsras 81 diane
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-25
Para Aguas Buenas

Esta tards sala para AEuas 1anAs nuss
tFo com os q sro de radRcei6u Toro Fernandez
aeon ps sndo q asp2sa dcfiA Maria AatoT
BuGatN.
LIS saISOF& AStol, .poP rnandatn del II d atrndo O
iAouitstivo doctor don Q4hrIs Gamenex San.
suRio, v& convaleeer de un Titus maisrio an
In casa de nuestro fistfnguito amigo corraiI :
gionsrlo don Juan 1gnecio FlgueFos, por ofrs-
eiDiento expontAnao gsneroBo del ssaor I'll
guaroa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-25
De Manati a Caguas

So Bientb pOr sAtos lAres una crfsis eeon6-
nllcA ssp&ntnss, porque 40 hay por ahors quien
snurenda d6 i'm pulso 6 nuevsH fAbricAcioneS
uruAnSs, qua vendrian Il harmoSsSr sastitnir
slgunAs csSas de cate pueblo, de fao sspecto,
por otrAS mla slegantss s6 idss. entire las que
cusntAn t@rias que yH son esntenAElas.
-
Eu est2 lemAn& me dlcen que ss ha Vendl
90 un8 psFti1a de 500 sAcos dc Axncsr tereeFa,
Sc SLN MoulsrFstes ~ pVeclo de 3 2 so el quin"
tel. Con saSs motiv1 OIL pueblo se ha llenAd0
de esta dulce preeio tan bsio como nuncs Sc
b tia vsfo desda IL invasion est& pRrts. 81
Blgue ¢usndoae Ia baiS de rsfeFeneia ven-
dra hsceF tGa mas Shictivs In sitaaei6n del
Ab@d 10 , Rndmlco brAcero puertorrfq1eho que
Bstk gAn8ndc sctualmenta 10 miamo cfeo que
hAsta msnos ds 10 que ganAbs antea de 10 husl
gs iniciads de MArzo sn curso.
80
e comit4 del parsi3o federal de este pus-
b. o, no d& Gtil ,'as IA villa desds las timAa
0lscelOnss del sh 1900, an que SO dscret6 81
feArAl 1lenso Dc nussbFo pARtldO, que abAndOs
n6 los comicins del ando a nnsstFog AdEsFsarioa
Bl campo alberto go dsGmsdidA so1 dc mando.
PusH blpD, SdLs hacD nusstRo Oomlt6 que
no sonvoeA Rsuna q sas hueasas para que 40
dsR conenrrs moe I'll llbro de tnacRipEionsa
H5sampAr nuSssros Homh mhress al mIsm0 item
30 20 eFso que debsrfA hsesFse una Coaets
tnsnSuaimenGe entire tJdos ios SfliadOs In es-
hFslS de ethGo puntos, para que cuAndo Sc lls-
Cue 81 tlsmpr AZ ,uchsr vtndtcar Ioa derechos
do uuestro Eei4 sScArnOclio por Eas mismoa
hilos, tsDgAmos flndoa lDdcisnSss para hacer
frsnte ioa g&Rsos que sismprs pe originan
rAtAndoSs dc uaA lucha tan designal con so
do de ser de noGotros In mRyoFfa compFobada
oaeislnents Por 81 mismo go6isrno.
COrresponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-25
UNA CONDENA

l5on profunaa penR reci cibImos una noticia.
L1. de bal sr side condsnado nnestro amigo y
corrslig1onariD Gle Ponce, don R-fael del Va
lie, Il Ia peoa da 4fIos, msses dias, por la
Corts de JuslicIa de Rquel distriso, en- causa
por homicidio.
La prnsbs, que llev0 al i0icio oral ID defan-
60 da del VAlB, demostt6 hastG 10 evIdsncia
que sl crfmen estuvo iustinc&do.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-25
CALLE De VICTOR HUGO

Dsbid1 10 propaganda de L. pFsnsa do
Madrid, sobra todo 4 los artfcuIos del como
Eido sgcFItoR Mariana de Olivia, pubIcsdoa t.0R
moGiVn dsl centeraFio de Victor Huge, 81 aJ,uR
tarniento ds In eoFGnsda villa ha dscidido, sTl
honor del -an poets frances, one la eaIle qua
&ctHAimeEBe llama de Is RsinS, "a lame
de GVietor Hugo.x
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-25
Familia Nena

Hsmos enido eI gusto de saludar q ndas"
tFo buen aStmado kraigo correltgioaario don
Andres BeBA, FecFetAri0 del iuggado munIci-
pal de Agu&s Blenhs,
r. Se1oF AenG aeon no h2ssa ests eju"
dad y su toven espoHs, sefl1ra Suizs, aus Pc
quen as hijos, quisnes sIguier0u para Juncoa,
pusblo donde pAsarsn 10 presents Ssmana
Santa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-25

Ha aldo npmbrAdo teTegraAata de Bayam6n
nuestro busn amigo don E sm6u LiEardi, jovsn
csgtlsnl dtgnO de &precio por sus revaIantes
cuaII sades.
Nos encArga 10 despidauos de sus amigos,
dads 10 pramuFa de su march. 10 haeamos
con placer, dase&ndole prontos aseensos sn Ga
CaFreYa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-25
Ell senor Mariani

nuefto en- Yauco el rico propistAFio
son D'1Ingo MArleBii aprectAb'e cofso que
SoSSna n =. y uSnAa slmpsilAa en- equal pueblo.
E sehlT ID 4rIAni, aunoue frsneAT ara da
4s 1o4s lloetales 10 que le coAto una duRa perse-
Sue4oa en- 10 eJocG del coBlponte.
DescAnse en- pas oil IabcTioso eindadano y
Psei6An aus ieudos nraatrA strnpAtfa ar an do
5r. "U W.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-25
COMOjs66n
COrresponsalt

b gremlo &c pAnsdefos dc est4 siudad ha
Aombrsdo una comisi6n para cue rsdacss oil
reg amsnto poYqus han De Tegtrse, sl que 30
aomeesr& Ia apEobSci6n del z bierno,
Formar cha eomisi6n don Ramon O.a1,
aon Tomas EoEreS don julio RiguaI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-25

rs iududable
que Ell obrero pusr-
torriqueno va des
pertando del letSr-
60 en- que yacfa
desde luengoS anos
Como es induda.
hla tamhi6n. Que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-25
=. Nf9rm -

Por la preasa de San Jusn nos snteFansoa
ne CUE don Arturo TAzquaz Prada, contirt1 .
enfepmo, Fevistiendo hoy su dolsncia als,In
cuidedo.
Dssesm moa Ia maiorfa del amigo corrBii.
gIonarlo que dissinguimos.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-17
MAN GROWS STRONGER.
Prof. Krause, of Germany, Says That
the Human Race Is Not Desen-
Grating Physically.

Prof. Krause, an eminent German
authority, has come to the conclusion
that, despite the general fears, the
human race is not degenerating physi-
cally. The professor says that the
Egyptian mummies, after allowing for
all possible shrinkage, were no larger
in body when alive than are the pres
ent jewellers on the banks of the Nile.
Ancient Roman writers give the
height of the soldiers of the pretorian
guard as 81 inches. No European ma
ton with a guard would think of so
low standard. Skeletons of the an
Gent Germanic tribes found in the
valley of the Rhine bear witness to
the conclusion that the old Germans
were much beneath the present gen.
Grafton in stature.
DR.. Krause bases his view chiefly on
the irrefutable evidence of the re-
cruiting statistics of all European
countries. These show that even in
France, since 1915, there has been a
growing improvement in the physical
capacity of the recruits.
School going, coddling and other
refnements of civilization" says DR..
Krause, may have an injurious effect
on the modern human fiber, but this is
more than counterbalanced by the i'm
proved and better cooking"