davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
Ia POLtTICA EN- Ell DEPlARTAlMENT0
DE EDUCACION
MIR. Lindsay, re- pubIfcano

= un spnb'icano, nombro, P0R UNANI-
MTDAD, lbs prOfesOreS que hablan de dI'
rijir la8 eScuelas del COr0EaI Y Dorado,
cuY0s IlOmbramient0s fuer0n apr0bad0s
p0r Ell DepartamentO en- de SeIiembre.
OcuridO este, los repubIicanos de Toa-
alta Ohligan al vocal, cue di6 81 vot0 d
esos nlaeStr0s, a que renunciara el
cargo, sustituy yend0le un tai Rivera
Tan pront0 0curre est0, el Presidente de
la Junta clta a esta Y presenta nuevas
prOpuestas de pr0fesOreS para las escue-
las de COr0Zal Y Dorado. La mInOrla fe-
deral EIrOtesta de ese acto Illegal, peFo
peSar Gle ESQ, los repubHcanOs. con oscar
MO de La lev ,nOmbran nuey0S prOfesores,
entire los que hguran lndiTiduOs que III
siqdiera habian pFesantadO s0licltudes
dentrO d8l terInlnO legal; y elevadas esas
nueY AS propuestas al Departament0, Mr..
Lindsay, Sancl0nandO una IlegolIdad con
Orra mayor, aprueba, sllenclosa Y sola-
padamenJe, sin que los lnteresa1Os Sc
enterasen, la Obra de los republicanOs,
quedaIldb sin escuelas, despues de ha'
berlas obtenidO, los profesores federales
Cueyas Zequeira, Martinez, DavIia Y
Otros.
N0s0tros, que aplaudimos mas De
una vez Ia conducta dlgna y correcta
del DOCTOR BrumDaugh, no podemos ne
nos de atacar, sin cOnIemplaclOneS ue
nlngun genefO, ID DORA apasionada e
Injusla de MT. Lindsay, que nos estd
una traducclon al ingles, au-
menrada y corregida, de la no menos
funesGl que con eI maglsterlo puerto
rriQueno reaIiZ0 ell cetcbl"e general es'
panoi don LdurenO SAM. La historic Sc
epite; Y actualmente Sc dan los mism0s
perlOs aunque con dIferenIeS c0ilareS.
Los procedimIentos que Mr.. Lindsay
sjgue en al Departamento de Educacl0n,
NO son prOcedlnlentos amerlcanOs, sin0
todO LID tontrariO.
va el pals SO va cansandO de yer,
que para los etec.os de La ley, seguimos
10 mIsm3 que en- tiempos del coIoniaje
eli que La polIuca Unconditional
era la CUE inhula en- todas Las depen-
dencias del G0bierno.
Y va es tempo de cue termine ese
estadC de cOsas: pero para clio es nece-
SariO que el GODlernO Gle Washington
eScOja Ell personal que enVia d Ia dlrec'
ci0n Gle eSOs DepartamentOs.
Con personas como Mr.. Lindsay,
tardara mucno tempo en- americanizar-
Sc este pals.
POr que Mr. Lindsay no es un buen
americana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
AFRO 70
Prooe linientos legales

ia II noehs Gal since delI corrisnfs, MI rs.
grssar de ssta ioealidad para III eaaG norads
1iis.sn 81 narrt1 de- PitEaAlFa. sl indivfduc
PsdFn Morales svaEris, dc enndueta intseha.
olsi f1e Z sorpr-ndidU por IN akI Aliesa, sexfas
rsPnbilcaEo. sin que msdfaIss motive aIgunc.
esfe In insuit6 MI eIfraMo ds % radirs con m
naehlstes no pudiendo Ilsvai sfselo au pre-
msditada idea, quixks de aaasinkris, par IA
osEfo rschAzado eli Sgreafdo cs1ntand0 para clio
c5n al p0Eenefa &c faeraa de ilquslIos nornen-
tos sE que IA Sc 10 nacfs nsesHsrfo rsrsler
dIeha gssi6R como ieg1sluk defarss.
Ssgaidkmsnte dirhD Morales puao sate
nsehn sn conosimiento dsl clniEario del ciakdo
nArriD = no ohstEnts clio at siguients dfa Sc
nrsHenso Anta e. fscultaslvn de asts xnns DIR.
Ira1iilo qusen dsRpn6H da dstaInido sxamsn la
raeondci0 lAs hsTidss que pYesensaba nj
efacs1 10 sntrsg6 al psrts currsspandlante para
a. ssd2r cAbo ds In p0ifcf& fnElaIar.
Hi sgrsdfdo uso d. su Iisrfseso derseho,
pEssent6 per sscriS0 % eonsiEnisnta danuneix
dal hscRo resacfonRn6o an In niama loA ssstf.
gns pressnciales r Adinnta con al nencionodo
parte n6lfco. Sc persono sn slI cuzriel Is hfxo
entKegR ca eEtos doeuHanttoii nj comandansa
ds essa Eun pussto.
Eia vex De ordsnArse ds qIIs es#s i1grssass
an Al cuSEsc de E0eorFoa = Lii digpasicf6a del
ne1iEo qaG . reE9n1ct6 hSsiz 1Eat7 arrfbaxa
. IN sisnL1&d, Sc pr0e@da dsss1ci61 80
rsmffe IN e2Fcsl De GaayAEnk con ana raTafs
ia - postr1A insUlaF, niaEFFsla qua En- sgrasoF
la HAS dsEras con dos as sus Anaigos Qua la
AconpsnsbAna los qns iusgAr datfsn ssr re-
puDlfczaoS.
AhorA &C pregunto: spor unG motivos sisn.
% Morales 81 sgrsdIdc ii vsz 81 psFJudiea-
dc, cuando este vs. hAesr aao ds su dsraeho
sa Le cafisAa sc ssz1is# dtEha e4rcsi de Gaa.
yanAs sin fsneE 81 cusasa qlaa scn al srzsiaoo
lAs lsE1onss cue sLfse. pueoau ocssicugrls gra.
VeoRs q1lzzs sx1onan rfasg5 yid&?
aS -Ea par Cue es fsdsral n por banso dsbs
p2ssE p0F Eodss ia 1rAznax dIa n tnjGstcfs?
GluisTe 1cclF qus Aieea Gus s. dsnnnefR
como aas0r dai sffnsa auads II aesrzs cen ans
amigos 3 sgFsdido > al 1aIAztsra son una
p&E=!a. haeisndo 81 pspei De seo, suando 9sns
sar sCd0 10 c0nfEArfo.
IafAx marf1zasscianes liz hkce d ae61r
AoTalss lndfg gnsdo CON t&nazEs iEjua;lci&.
81 eonttaaan satos pr0Ezai1isntos &c rsy.
10 ds L0s arrErgEd0s da mRaianar h.rsr "a
ier p3F fo1Gs les nsdios es dIsrscn1s Ga ics ckn.
oadsnnEs Ssn6tsmoa Gua AEusGtzr ca&ntzs
cfsnGss DoE n g&4 loE reCu1lleancs ssmisnao
lusgn No 1lessr dchass m&Fsirtns.
N1s vRnos IN pisa,- pii3ls. dar cusnt2
De esscs nscnoss para 9ns si pals ssnEato yea
COMO u proceeds a7E sssos filcSioss nAlaar1ss
aei fsdefalIE mos.
VsreInos 81 Eesultado dsl t1ieio que So ha
d caisDfAr sn ID C&ss aicRIsliR psdaRaa ds e.
- sons o. sua han de iaiseiarsr uncs sss4a
testig1s 6s cargo, qus 81 81 denunsis eoa0 an
Ess sc dies IA nomDrsd0 81 sshor Mogaias.
OQuEtnnRm snts 0sEeEoa caanfE de sus res
suatAdos.
Di6cIes.
Arroyo, De 0stuhrs da 1902
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

Nadie pOdra dudar que Ell Departa-
nent0 de Eiucaci0n es, entire todqs los
OrQanismos del gobiernd en- esta isla,
donde Sc ha hechO siempre mas pd.iuca
activa en- favor del partldo republifan0.
RecuertIese 10 OcurriiiO hace Uh anO
con las Juntas locales de instruction Gu
vos miembros eran federales Y Id que
ia venido slcediendo con los profesOres
tambien de filiacion federal.
Y nadie negara que esse departanaen
10 es ell que mas dano puede cauFalr a
los intereses morales y materialeB del
pals, 81 la pOlitica sigue imperand0 ALI.
En- Ia eDoca de ar. Brumbaugh, las
Dasiones politicas sc callnarOn un POGO
en- esas Ofcinas, pues peSar de que Ell
Secretar ario senor Hernandez y ell IEspec-
Tor senior Martinez, eFan dos republlca-
nos furibundOs, Mr.. Brumbaugh perma-
necia alejadO de la lucha p0litlca, y este
cOhlbia algG los prOposit(ls republcanos.
Pero desde que Mr.. Lindsay ha que
dado al frente de ese DepartamentO, Las
venganzas politicas han YueltO a idesa-
rrOlIar sus lnSanas Infuenclas.
hoy, precisamente cuandO ell Go
bernador, el Attorney y los demas .lefes
de Departanent0s, hacen t0dO 10 posi-
bic pOr reSla5iecer en- sus O1clnAa Ia
unprecedented Y La Jusucla, pFeseALase
nos Ell COmiSlOnad0 de instruction. co
mo NOTA DIsCORDANTE. No era n,ecesa-
rio que MI. Lindsay dielra su vote los
repubIcanos en- La session del EJefuuy0
en- que Sc acOrdo dar may Oria esd par =
udu en- las meSaS electOrales. La cam
pala III. .usEa que Sc venIa hacienda ALI
a los maestTOs Iederaies, y de La que ha
sido vicuma I'm professor tan ilustrRtiO y
cOmpetente como don Mauas Gonzalez
Garcia, era prueDa mas que sutic4ente,
de que Mr.. Lindsay, ven1a Obrandb con
criterIO, nc va mezqui-no y raqultco,
sino cOntTaclO a las mas elementales no.
nOCiOnes del derechO.
Como cOnsecuencia de esas Ilfuen-
claS pOhucaS, Sc cOnYlert9 81 tai senior
en verdugC del sutridO lnagisteriopue
tOruquenO.
10 ocurrido con los maestros fede
rales de TUa-alta as una prueba tamblen
de los desaiuerOs que vuene cometiendo
ese HlgSt7'e COmislonadO.
NarreInos esos hec,hos, para que la
opinion imparcIal del pals juzgue> Ia
cOnducta de ese senior, que no uene de
americana sino ell habesr nacidO Elm tie
ira de EStados UnidOs
En- l3 de AgOstO, la Junta EscoIar
de TUa-altI, cOmpuesta de dos federales
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
CAMPANA t.LECTORAI
Actitud del Comite federal americana
de San Juan

81 Eeh3E don JoEe g. del vAIle, paF# ru eS-
EAsBsT dc prssidents &eci6entAs De dichd Comi.
70, CON tscha I del Rctu&I, ha airigido MI dal
ConIelo EIssutivo de nusssEk eolsstivtdRd, Ii
sig2isnss comnnieAei6ni
ST. CoEdte lceAI 9a mi aresidsncia, an su
session. ds aver &l trAtaF 3a in reEolurf6n del
C1Rssio Eissutivo ds PasFso Hleo soncscfsndo
mAy0KfB It's RspablicAnoS en u consslhuef6a
dc as mss&f para los soisgtos slscf0rzlss, CO.
mo no Pnean menus, vic c1n disguat3 Ai1uella
0rdsni For tntsndsF 4us &parsiA Una a4grAnss
inf raes1on de In Ley, sspiHpss . cohibir mas
ri aiSrelsio tsI voB0 DIS los G1udAdEnoR.
Este PrivisGo Oh fAYuE dc m p&Etido po-
hAeor como suRntAs oinsnItA les vlsneL obxs1-
enil1Anoo 81 oerSeho ds loa seeHorss die todKs
as frscefonss que No cuanta1 CON 81 abayo del
GJDiEEaos no son, smpaTo, s1uEMs ouh dahsn
deiarEinAx 81 asaAisafo de los que ineAkn por
al ft1uT1 Ia In 4asieiR, puF 10 suAl sl lJ0mile
tsder2i americana ds 5Aa j. IAN, n prbpueatm
1si ngmRnIR, 1soFd6 50 sxDKeaa sac iC5usrpo
Giscntvo Ha &rERfgado prophsifo de Elarsava-
EaF On 10 noble sonsienda qua m@ntiaEe para
toEnAr pAFtH an lAs 0lsceiuneR xsnaYAEa1 as!
dsA prozima N1Vtembre, par estimAK qas todcs
y GAdA mo do los fsdsFRlsI RnsFic&nCk deben
&sissiR los comiciosr IN ql1s ia Alef4mlant0 da
kAH urnAs no Ge 1uBtiAcErta aetna n epss. ante
IN s1parfsnela De 10 tEtCzStu7Eo qua Lib ell re-
Halmienbo 1s nnaHtTA eoiactRVidSd en- as elee-
Hiunes dc hAca dos q -, ell Rae6n oua Sl
9hisrno Ell pueblo noEtSamsRicAEd vieron
nGHdt a1EMnaen6s nm Meto ~inHDiRado en- han a. O.
VAdAS pKari6ticha Iniraa.
c1mpitsndo 10 reEnsito por astk Comite
an IN MAMA ERsl63, tsggO sl ht nor Aa ponsr
sE conosiudsnHG Co nHted ai AntzaIrhp Acner-
do.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
FL DroCeso de Mr.. Bird

El director del &San uan Ntwss f2s ds.
runcisdc ante HA Corts FsdeFAl p0T ri dostoE
BAEhofs 81 stAor don Jose RoasYs sxtgisndo
sRda unC 9tsx mil doilsrB da 1an3s peE1ni
sios, NOR In pRbliERci6n de smpueaG0 I6sio.
Ia quaPsila da B4rbosa 60 bAaa an IN AZ
tisul0 dre % Kaproduio rs c0iumnRs 6si
GN.w wI,S Bomade del sWAshlngtcn Possss qus
cssia quB BRr1DaA ara si conHslaro % Iaa s1r-
nal; In de R5say por ha5srse ssasurado
sus GcHoa eu&nd0 ara Jasx de poiiei8.
G. E0Fcnsl E=oYgs w. B-Ed, dfaurg guido
8bsgAdo de los EstkdoR U1ld0sr vendrA PneE'
to Riee d aEfandsr 81 dtrsssOr dsl aN<Ws.9 Cue
So sn hip.
ssaor Bird, padra, Ia COZ qaiasado bril-
lIan1s fana en- aI noFossss da los GsfAdos al
dna, eumn noIable J sxpaTto turiEconsnlfo.
EN uno ds l0s sbCg sdoa de mas rsnomnrs
an oil Hslado da Wisconsin, sisns 81 Easiasn-
els en Madison.
ri "a obtanido gran exfta 81 Ii psrsesu-
ci6n ds sogromptdos fnneionarfns dsl Gooisrno.
Fac sI voSsKo principal sn Rna caaaa sn
dus 50 rtnb6 qua ai E0baPn&ia0r 6ai Essados 81
Procursicr Gsnsral, oil TssoEeEo y Otros 6s ios
SanEfCnsrica oic1Aies, assAnan coxnpiic4ooA 81
ana souaninsst6n para dsfIAudAE los fondcs
16bifeoa CAzi s0dos lcs A6ogaoos pEoninenfes
dsi EHtAdo repgessns6bAn lana 0sra pArss.
TAmbi6a raeAh6 para ii Essaco IN Ofro
Asuns3, Rigunns mili0nes dc aollar9 que nAniAn
aldo niAiverzsdoE poF ei Tsx0Teros queaAndCas
con iEtarssss que psTtsnse1An foad0s Publ
Goa. Eats gran plsito. del lEstadO 10 gAno CON
rnldoHo exis0.
Ea ssfior Bird repressntA d To- e0rporseion
ain za 81 An0gsdo del fsErocAFFil principal
de dIeh3 EItAd0 do lAs eOEn - niAs dssssg nEos.
Fla ssacs hltlEncE af0a no 50 IA 1sa1sA1o
CON MEaBvioAd al s1sRc1ci0 ds u RlpEAf1ss pESs
pAEa da 1asenha A0s "a edAa.
CsztEdO supo sA ss6Dr Bird que ~ ri h4-
hfs aide ssntsnctadc "a cuAGFa0 ngsss Gs sAKssl,
@ nDIaas6 mneho. Gum0 demonstration ds clio
exirsSsRmoa sI primer pArrafo de IN tsIsgra-
ma qua dirigi6 "a 4W w4ukse SsHklnsasp ~
mas llmpoKAanta peFi6aic0 dih4 Estado, sn 81 qua
- pG.n.ie6 IN ArSlsuIo as mas Ia una columns,
con laspscSo 10 10 qua 81 seE1r Bird di10 cnRnGu
le nr9fets-0n - aansnncln tla hilu.
M-dison. WIS, Sspk p. II 0aronaI Gsor.
ga W Bird die ssEs 1OChe . un Fsr0E1sK de-
SSsnslasl,S > que ce0leartA I'll ratio os su vida
hAeiHEdo luE an tooos los hsenna qGs HAN 1s
saxufnmdo 81 procsso Esn henEia Pox ubsl0. =
q Eiie. sn PHsrf0 Riso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

SIR Director dn Ia SiEM0CRAcIA
MuY saHzY mfo;
PRrsea cus dudR die mi rroee6eT p0Iftl[.
&C Aaz eiaee10nsK Gua az acaFcan.
Para dsAwBnaeaR assl dnaa cue sn koSo
psr toao psr1ualca mi hczraasx D0lfEtaa III
dig aidRd CO EabEfleFo, dssio heEar ccnsasr ain
xinnziez nj rndans paris Gne 30 ss1s da unn
vsz qua soy fa1sraI poir dcs efrcnnsasurfntI: !:
1s PR ias dor1rfnAs qunsa au prngrank suis-
santa dIrho naTsi1ot , y2a--Pcr La aim ns1faz W.
e6msraei6a aEs sisreo PIN ei Gre re honra cssn
aI sfsEs1 &c amigo, den l.uir Ern1x 2fvsrs
IS1der 9R asa mis- uc pEEfaao.
Hsena eafa aeigTScibs. rasnEfa haEsa cfar-
20 punto eslumniosu. qua mis amigos dssn iuf
esTkGEaR Go hDmhTa ss'fB sfn churtnxc yagsyra
siua6an auunnsTss qua an ai 1Is ds In 1nrha
Fuads 10 vctsr osra esnnIds8nrA Qaa 10 sse ss
i!sdsrkl aecrdada rEir :. '1--aife locsi u Siahc
lsar1iCn.
In grafitud pafa esE - sual psrsn,,a,
I'D cbitEs ~ hcEnra digEo pFoEse sr en- ann
iga IN aas sanAEnlsassca i'ciifiSos ideasas qaas
luxt@naa-
So hAy 4na EoEfaEdfE Ins hen hrss II
lpern1l sFzu, cen acnnllua qua III R6n ennc~eu "A
hria - - piAnth qiza ~ nnznnra llavR.
Ernesfo vslazqusz Msurzs,
lEaHapaar osfkhrs e s2oa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

MayfeHsx, Ostnhrs de 1909
5r. Prssidanta del pas3ido fsdsTai Sma-
rieanu.
Ciudso.
Stu1rs Uuranfe tfBs afieEs eua3r0 mases IA
psrmEnscido eis1sdo de l. lileha dc los pag1i-
dos pnifSieos, p@ros paF IN sdc, Lea prneedf-
miantos del pRTttdo qns sstil an al podar poY
osrn 81 consrds atsn1ad0 d0 QUE ~ sido TfstI-
ma mi hiio Luis, obfgann,e eomo nadra "
como ciudadano q aRgrosag eoa mi hunfIde
nom bre las nlas del Parfido sdsrsI Amsrf-
csnos de see paFtid0 qua sssoy convancfdo
inchs pnrque 80 rsintRgrsxl nHestro pais aus
dagsehot. en- m&A horA c0reulcados por nues-
srOn mismoa compAtrietRs, como tsmhi6a por
devcivsr % Sucisdad n loE hogaras puarsC-
rrfansn1s n pax moral paEturbada por 81 IL
beIfIrsfs.
Nd EsTe IN inEhGccP eatusfRska rcYqns nai
ssrnparAnenfo aE ennEilisn9rs 9aro af aaT6 IN
coiasecuents Federal AnerSsno. 1ue sin tks,
saiiSias pare ain risdo sAnsa cEmpsig con 81
de6sF.
RHpstuosaDenses
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
Buena designation n

= c0nilte federal &lar1cGno 4A Jasna
" as osSigna sztrs l0A inlPacIGFEs pElsG 10 J aa-
Ne de e&miHos en- 81 cAndEdnaura, nj Js0or dan
CFiEtino Gluro y 0ttsgR, honhrs prcarenfsta y
da rsvssAEtss neritoH.
Clnro Sisne an nnxuinea ennserEncs6n Foa
GMminoR ia 1nem ", crun generono Aevpran-
dimisnio, poP 81 prorin cnartn, iGmerudo
MFreglA las cAlIas de nunisIIa villa.
aiaeeion 90 RccgHGR con RpAAugcB ds
aimpEtlAM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
DOna Carmen Lebr6n
De FlGuIEROA

HA rendi6n la iornadn dr IN via an w.
llaibA, JsAnR Dfaz, Ia auFecishsa - al 4.
CAFmsn LsrF6n, uAposa arsknffssmA a. runsp-nf
- n11ss@1hM 1orrsj gionRrED ann Jna6 H.amEn Fi
817s9@l aIco pfopisa&Ffo da d1sGlM EtSERxca.
Dsploranns eli trtssa uUrarn arIsl enhrs a.
-. So aSi hnsr lfiEnaroas NIL Nua ascrns
@AAA1oa - ~ lnSRe AeiaEs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
Manifestacione:s pollticas

GsguAs, siuhrs de 1909.
81. Director de Ia DEAt.,cRACrA
PrasenEis.
Dtstipgaidn sefi1g: Per medic da m anga-
IN ss ma hiza nTakr 81 YegfkisFo del paytido re-
5nbliezno, como E7is 81 u Tiassfss to1$s E1n por
si pRftido federal, gus 60 ell oEs dsfanda cen
Ie2ltAd ei oia1 da il rssrsk g guplfeo hsga
eonHaAR e1 d viTil Pali3di=n de 81 digns dfrec-
el6n. qas doy poF nua <oasiIa nr-s aue no
Tue achR con TofantRd. ine ratf1so On mi
Adhsai6n nj p@rsiio fsdarai americana, euya
fdssi &c hsis grAvada en- nj Anna uun cgYacfs
res lmbegTaDlss.
Gracias por In lnsarei6n dusdo c. ustad
RAt1L 9. g.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
Dos palabras

LABS sisct0ras rspuhitsanos ds essa IoesiI-
dad qHs sratRn % designhrms como yoeaa 6s
Ia u asta EseOiRr sn ms pr6xinaRn alscranns#
han asva4Sdn sin dndM. cue mia ecnuvnmfsoa
20 lxissos mis- ZdsaR 1sdsFAfess iao Ze rsrmfsen
Aeaps&r mn pn@Kao 6Ends Iae ecIr qumn Lea vpaGs
dc m psFNiao qna Il asa aqnel al GUS nalitc.
AcsrAszl d1eh0a as fIsrRa mia gracIss pnr aa
desag nAei0n con cGs hxn aneFlao hunxar7aa
agltmsrcfandn sEs daf4xeMcims.
Y. Mafuusz nolg.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

iisgassl 0=snhFs : i issa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
EsteEIsln Carraseo

Maysgnsx, l1.tuhrs de 1909
Sr. Prssidanta del pRlstid0 fsdaFai kms-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
Para Cavey

Hoy ss hs despadtdo de- lscsotros rara Ca
ysys nnsssro 16vsn amiga = GcTraligto.ag!o
don Salvador GaIisFd, sorlareiants As acnsI
pusb'o.
GAIlsrd pas6 nnos diss e1.tre nosotros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
GONORRHOI-

preparation meor sspec
nvenena prontud los rmenes detsrorar
c6as alan devueve los tdos
gdad conpleta evando ccatriees estrecheces ureaes
PrepaFado tncanens GonorrhoI Medical NJ fg ca
New De
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-23
Horses VS.. Train.

A Drummer's Race With a
Railroad Train While Driving
a pair of ]. A. Moody's ponies.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-23
INCONSIST ENCY.

The Progress IS in receipt of
'letter and memorial from the
trustees of the University of
Mississippi to the Legislature of
the state presented by the exec
utive committee by the direction
of the board of trustees, January
7, 1902" Of course 1t is expec-
tected that the Progress should
favora bly, comment on it or not at
all. The time required to read
the seventeen pages could not
possibly be of any interest TO the
Progress and there is no benefit
to be derived by the mechanical
construction of the pamphlet to
any newspaper or job Office in the
state. The most prominent line
in the whole thing and the only
one that should be read by the
proud state of Mississippi is this:
81. Graham & Son, Ltd, New
Orleans.
When the University of Mis-
sissippi, an institution endowed
and supported by the tax payers
of the state, who are the basis of
it's blood and body, will deliber-
ately send out its work to some
other state for execution 1t ap-
pears that the head of il is a
fraud or there is trick on the
track. Patriotism would sug-
gest if nothing else that the Uni
versity should not smite the lips
that turn to kiss it and insult the
fountain head that gave it birth
and nursed it these many years.
To be palmer we have no pa
tience and no respect for a state
institution that will give out its
printing to another state when
the same can be done as we'll and
as cheaply done by home esta b.
lishments. -Hattiesburg Daily
Progress.
Amen, Brother. We heartily
endorse your sentiments in re-
gard to the pamphlet referred
to, and to fling them into the face
of the State press with the ex-
pectation of favorable comment
is gross insult from the Off
Gals of this State institution.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-23
T he Sunny South.

We publish elsewhere to-day
the announcement of the Sunny
South, the great weekly literary
periodical of the Southern States.
Published in Atlanta, Georgia,
in the heart of the great South, it
bears upon it the impress of its
birthplace and environment.
For more than twenty years the
Sunny South has been a recog-
nized factor in the field of South
ern literature. 1t was blIsh-
ed more than quarter of cen
fury ago as Southern story pa
per and was published for long
time as a weekly and then as a
monthly.
About one year ago the paper
passed under new management,
and in less than a year it has
jumped from a circulation of
$4,000 to nearly 10000, The
first thing the new management
did was to make it a weekly pub
LEGATION and to reduce the price
to fifty cents per ycar--less than
one cent an issue-and then in
luse into It's columns all the en-
terprise and literary ability that
money could command or deter
mlnation secure. In less than a
year this remarkable Southern
literary paper has become nat
ional in character and it now has
about as many subscribers north
OF Mason s and Dixon's line as it
has in the South. It's columns
abound in the best current liter
ature of characteristic Southern
c.. ~, -1 M literary periodical
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-23
PiCayune Locals.

Miss Kate billiard, who is teaching
near here, came in Saturday and spent
the day with her sister.
Mrs. NJ. Trice and pretty little daugh-
ter are visiting Mr.. Walter Green this
week. We learn that Mis-. Trice con
templates moving here soon. We would
he glad to welcome these good people to
our town.
Miss Beadie Moreland was the attract
i've guest of Mrs. j.. w. Simmons last
week.
Mr.. Daniel Stewart has been quite
sick for several days.
Mr.. Leonard Mcgehee came down from
Poplarville Friday, He will remain home
for a few days.
Miss Susie Stewart visited friends at
Lacey last week.
Mr.. ]. l.. Megehee went down to Bay
st. Louis this week.
Mr.. billiard and Milton Bailey, We're
business visitors here Monday.
Mr.. NJ G. blackwell and family at
tended Mr. Randolph's funeral here
Thursday.
I e
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-23

riodical, each supplements the
other and the two when taken
together furnish an invaluabl
com bination to every fireside.
There is only one thing left to
make this com binat1on perfect,
and that is your home county pa
per-no fireslde can afford to be
without that.
The Atlanta Constitution is too
familiar to newspaper readers to
make any comment concerning
it necessary. It is We'll aliu
widely known and has the larg-
est circulation of any weekly
newspaper published on the wes-
tern hemisphere, going weekly
INTO more than 100000 homes.
1t is the great home newspaper
of a majority of Southern readers
and covers the world in It's COM
prehenslve and we'll edited news
columns. 1t is to the world of
news what the Sunny South is to
Southern literature-the one is
without superior as a great
news-gatherer and the other is a
conspicuous leader in the field of
fiction, romance and descriptive
writing of general interest. The
TWO papers make an ideal combl-
nation for every country home.
Sample copies of either or both
will be furnished free upon APP
plication addressed to either at
Georgia.
ONE DOLLAR and twenty
FIVE cents forwarded to either of
the two papers will secure both
FOR one year. We take pleasure
in inviting the attention of our
readers to this very attractive
com animation.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-23

Mr.. ]. B. Walton, one of the
iolliest knights of the grip, who
travels for the large wholesale
firm of A. Baldwin & Co., of New
Orleans, tells of d thrilling drive
ahead of a passenger train a few
DAYS ago over the Kentwood &
Eastern Railroad. He was rid
ing behind a pair of bay ponies
belonging to ]. A. Moody of this
city which were being driven by
John, the colored driver. along
by the side of the railroad, when
they were suddenly overtaken by
fast moving passe niger train.
The horses became frightened
and started on a run. Having
good road they fairly flew and
left the train so far behind that
lhe engineer was ashamed to
look that team in the face, and
he conductor was so enthused
that he tagged the buggy down,
stopped the train and allowed
the passengers to come out and
look at the only pair of horses in
the world that actually outran a
railroad train. One wealthy gen
tleman in the crowd offered
$4,000 for the horses and the
ladies patted them on the head
and said all kinds of sweet things
to them. After bowling politely
and declining all offers of pur-
chase, Mr.. Walton, in his usual
graceful style, babe them adieu
and proceeded on his journey.
This story would sound some
what incredulous to person not
acquainted with Mr.. Walton, but
the fact that he is a member in
good standing of the Ancient
Order of United Drum mers no
one for a moment can doubt the
truth Of the statement. For
further information, address
Mr.. Walton at his New Orleans
Headquarters.