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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

five in the morn
ing the driver cracks the lines over
the backs of his steeds and starts
homeward with load of humanity
that is the worse for wear.
They all have either seats or beds.
To be sure, they may not all sit on
the seats of the car, but if not, then
on the floor or on the lap or frame
of some inebriated companion who
doesn't mind the seeming familiar
ity.
And these are the cars that are
patronized by "the very best people,
They are a good place to look for
the sons of fashionable mammals, or
club-member papas. They are not
in the least particular as to the
company they keep and are quite as,
willing to "have one" on chance
acquaintance from the slums as from
one of their own standing in So
ciety.
They are the bloods of the town.
Young men who would scarce con-
descend to ride in street car dur
ing the day, but the companies get
their nickels just the same even
though. they must run a horse car
during the wee small hours to ac-
complish the result. In this way all
classes are caught in the street car
handicap, but never play this latter
class to lose. Everyone of them Will
take first money. They have learned
the trick. WRIGHT A. PATTERSON.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15
INDIANA scAREcRow.
1t Flashes Beams Of Light over a
Field to. Brighten Creatures
Bent ON Depreciation.

In designing the light-throwing ap-
paratus shown in the accompanying
cut Alexander C. Davis, of Lafayette,
Ind, seeks to provide an inexpensive
animated scarecrow, adapted to be
operated by the wind, to flash beams of
sunlight or lamplight over field to
brighten away any bird or animal bent
on depreciation. The device can be
mounted on a post at any convenient
place and serves to brighten hawks,
crows and other birds in the daytime
and owls and rodents at night. 1t con-
sists of fixed frame of any desired
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15
TRAINING THE COLT.
In These Days of Progress Young
sters Are No Longer "Broken"
with a Whip.

The young foal should be left en-.
tirely to it's mothers care the first
few hours. Do not modest the dam
or foal by helping the colt to it's feet
at once, trying to have it nurse
etc. By SO doing you irritate the
mare and exhaust the strength OF
the foal. The foal is as well and per.
haps better off not to nurse for a
couple of hours.
After few hours the colt should
be approached carefully, caressed, and
given to understand you are com.
panion and friend, not an enemy
Give him little sugar or salt from
your hand and you will soon have
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

of the syst e m s.,
and the systems
are the largest.
in the world. No
other city on this,
terrestrial globe
C a n S h o w S o
great a mileage,
of street rail.
ways as can Chi
cago, though in
S O IN e st h e r s.
more passengers
are carried, and
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

In the downtown
districts there are
several on certain
C O r ners. Whcr-
ever a street car
stops to take on
passengers there
the race is in
progress. Watch
it for a few min
utes, ride on the
cars for half a
dozen blocks, and
you can make
your own book;
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15
Magazine for pickpockets.

The PiclSpockets' journal is issued
monthly in Paris. Contributions are
written by members of the light-fin-
gered fraternity, and it contains USE
full suggestions for pocket plunderers.
The place of issue is kept secret, but
it comes out regularly and sells fen
about 60 cents copy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

in which every
patron either sits
or lies down.
They are the
owl cars. The
old-fa shioned We
hicles are pro-
PEELED by horses
and are run for
the benefit of the
DRINKS and night
providers. On C e
every hour be-
tween one and
~
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

q running chance
in the Chicago
street cor handi-
cap. First money
is a seat, second a
strap to hold to,
third a place to
stand on the foot
board. The "also
rams" get a place
on the roof or
t h e fender-and
the comp a n j e S
get the five cents.
A pretty girl
has a handicap of
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15
Present Telephone Tendencies
BY A. S. FIBBARD
General Manager Chicago Telephone Company.
EXPANSION AND UNIFIcATIoN
are the two words that tell the story.

are the two words that tell the story.
1t is strictly within the limit of probable
tiles to say that, in the next five years, the
number of telephone stations in the United
States will be doubled; that telephone serv-
ice will be available to every farmhouse from
the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic ocean;
that the inventions for long-distance trans
mission brought into service in the last two
years will be so perfected that telephone
conversation between San Francisco and
New York will be as successful as it is now
between Chicago and the eastern metronolis
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

indicate now much would
De- let me that at present nearly arnhous this
equipped telephones latest
devices have made possible talk successfully miles
OF country.
This policy of expansion-of pushing direcions-has
resulted in tremendous growth telephone service this country
within the last three four The
eephonesand speak OF othr-in year 1901
than than all the phones
Four the business
day considered rearkab among
irons which have calls day. instruments
lines and employ three private have
long distance instruments in guest
In less than years New city 10000
to 10000 telephones, and Chicago from 5000 to $4,000
Party line, coinintheo plans have possible per-
to have telephone who year
luxury without decided increase their
household which needs telephone only
1t on the PAYAsYoUTALK plan All the larger exchanges
under this method which makes the telephone possible
and rating plans rapidly extending
smaller cost to the lesser cities and country
1t must be clear to all that the ideal telephone that
which would enable talk with
son who has telephone in the whole
Let illustrate this by an incident
from actua! Recently farmer
telephone put into his house. expecting
with distant than Chicago In less than
his instrument had been installed he found imperative
person New York. utmost Importance With
degree OF unicaon this would
Impossible When the telephone the country is uni
he'd into system the ideal be rendered.
then
To provide the requires the labor
OF more than employees, and this will at
least year.
Stated few words the significant telephone tendencies
cheaper service increase in the number
of and the field utility.
The who allows dappontments discourage him will
win place in the pages of history
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15
In the Business District.

There is race course for this
street car handicap on every corner.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15
The Owl Cars,

But there is one set of street cars
which run in Chicago every "a hours
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15
The Transportation Problem AS It
Is Known in Chicago.

The entry fee is five cents.
For that sum it is possible to get
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

condition Chicago has found no rem
edy; nothing that will even the Odds.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15
The Need Of Tech-
mic al Education
BY Prof. Virgil G. Curtis,
supt. Po1yteehnieal School, Toledo.


IMMEDIATE NEED OF THE PEOPLE,
Manual training should every school and form
OF its curriculum kindergarten the university
The equilibrium OF national education should adjusted
that will include what life calls for Industry for
ITS equitable share in what has been the
literary instruction Let the avowed edua
hona scheme be to fit youth life bearing the
table prospect THAT NINE-TENTHS OF THEM MUST FACE
"A LIFE OF WORK WITH THEIR HANDS.
and alert energetic and full Of push long
different to the vital Importance of special industrial The
age prominently industrial age. THE SPIRIT OF OUR IN
DUSTRIAL, AND EVEN OUR PROFESSIONAL, LIFE is
SPECIALIZATION. But the American have been so alb
sorbed the development Of the wonderful
oleagnous researches of domain that
cred deficiencies realized how far other
nations providing for the future and securing this the
advantages OF technical training that offered freely workers
Of other countries The rich products of fertile album
dance valuable minerals regions the supply
timber from our forests the water from rushing
wide OF territory and all other facilities
for the accumulation of wealth. have been sources
profit that have look upon them nexIaust-
BILE of wealth, and have shut
for future provisions But although
of materials products of the earth valued $5oooo
to Soooooooo annually it altogether probable agri
culture and mining and numbering producing must eventually
decrease and THE PEOPLE THE UNITED STATES MUST
OF. NECESSITY BECOME MORE OF A MANUFACTURING
PEOPLE,
Those who have observed the trend and progress
other countries know what might be learned from their example
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

From City to Country.
The street car problem of the city
is big in comparison with the size.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

The first need of the great majority people of the United
States ability their livelihood
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04

&c han reunido nuevamente las CAmArRa
ToH rspresentAntes do IN solo partido, vnlgo
\rep7esentAntss del pals, nuy graves, muy
0rondos, muy sAtisfechos, SO diSPonen afungir
d0>S,lonse Licurgos. La gran parranda le'-
gislatlva-Rl dscir de un coIega,--se muestra
en- t06Q su espiendoE auge...
salSe, padres insignes de Ia patriaI
Podremos sguaroar alguna cosa dtil do
asa uesunadaiaaa conedia pO,ftica7 No es po !
aihla. TodoNaos hAcs presumlr que ei segun-
do Acto estarA e. ado en- el piimero de una
uAnsrs exActa, SHiyo Igerfsimas vaFiAntes, a.
raeuos que una mEpo entendtda hrme rom pa
esta yeE ell consabidG mode buseand0 formaB
npsyAs mas hermOsA&y mas ampiias los dic-
tndos de ia eolciencia popular, que hAsta aho-
ra se han sg1Jado vanamepte en- las antesaaa
pei gootsrno
Ia desconHsnEa es legftkns, puss Sc fun
da en- sjsmpos anteriores. N es la opinion
dsl pRis, aersna sin tFaoaS, iA\que Va ma
ntfsstaFse, sinO ei sxciusivismo oe Sects, las
eonv=LienetaS de grupo4 eli crlEerio> mazquino
as an nnmero oe nomoras que van @IeRislars
Que han lekislAdo sin LsnsE para Rada eQ cuen-
bs "a aisislma misi0n oe que estan tnvesMdos
Que s6io fueron q Las Cam&ras para deeretAr
~ musrts aei partido federal; los mismos h0Sp-
prss, en- nm, que oisminuyen las IibertadeS
munIctpales y hnulan Ia personalid&d puerto
rrfouens, resuclbsndO, estA 6poca de reno
vaciCn oe svldsnbes trAnsformacionss, las
funsUtas practicas dei ansjo 1ncondieionalis-
mo.
SPueden los dele gsdos & la C&msr& destrair
10 Que antes hicieToLY No, so penA de apRreoeP
ineohseeusnttB cOnslg0 mismo. Tlenen que
concluir su oDrA q csc tsrmlno van, fatal
msnIs smpu iAdos por el primer Impulse. Tie
men qas cUmpAetarla, porous en- ella SO clfr@
Ra pIvBper1aRo onciRl. tlenen que oRrle I'm
col0nAmiento aisLO del principle para que les
sirvA de muEAua contra las fnburas emergsn-
ciss po!lteAs, pOIque ell pueblo no estA con
slIos slno con IL 1usticia J Ia Verdad. EstA con
nosotros, en- sumA. GAIanticese el fssPeto d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04
UNA OPINION S0BRE Las CAlMIAEIER|AS

Ia ley al Oabsl sjereicio te las faeultaGe,
eiHdsdAnas; hAganse unAs aleGcfones Impair
eiaes, se vera que, CON musaila sin ella los
favoreeidOs de hoy serAn aventados y disper-
sos Por ia incontrastabls expression del voto
popular como asbiles hojas que 81 hurac&n
arrastra.
Mas para lIegar ese fa anheIado por to-
dos los bnenos pAtriotas Ell precise Qae Ia
Asamblea legislative SO Fes!gte d cnnnplir con
deber, hacienda 10 que denandan las exi-
gencias de los tiempos y las p-otestas del sspf
rttu PdbliOo.
maras como elias Sc merecen.
Volvemos repetirlo 10 repetiremos Gle
jado sentlrfase ell pats sabiend que Puerto
Ri6o tiene unas Camaras propias adm funcio
nando estas con limitsdas &Sribucion es-si Ell
concepto respcndtese al nomb.e; 81 respIande-
cierR sin terpes velos el espifita democrAtieo
que paipisa on dicha institution 81 fuera
cierto, en- suma, que representAn y sintstiEan
las diversas epinlones de un pueblo no el
criterio dc an exigno grGpo; pero como NADIA
he esto es vefdAd, no podemos menos de pro-
testar contra esta Asam bea pOr 50 anna Il ado y
nada legal oTfgen, mirarla con tanta inoife-
Fencia como al Sc hubiess constitQfdo en- ell
Tor kin, sin tener ninRdn yfaculo nexo 6 spIa-
Se con los intsres pIimlttvos do esta arfa.
Realmsnte 90 lsstimoso 3ne bAjo Ia sim
b6lfsa bandera Observation-Disclosures de de-
N mocrAticas grAndezas-no hsyan alcanzado
manifestaciones de nuestra n ueva soberanfa,
porque con esq desastre poitICo no solo perde-
mos nosotros; pierde tambi6n la metr0poli al
60 del prestigIo de sus gortai tradconales
da entender OIL mundo que no sabe hacer CO.
ionias, mas propiamente: que ne sabe con-
vertir una colonia en- pueblo de ciudadanos,
an Is acepci6n completfsima de Ia libertad y
de Ia ley.
Savanarola.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04
FeIicidad conyugal

Todas las mujeres tienen entire ceta celia
e proclema relative al matrlmonio. Todas
dan au opinion, CON mas menos verbo, las
reglas de conducta que elI&s xseguirlanS para
asegurar la feicdad del hogar. Ia mayor
parte de estas legisladoras dRn prusba Stem pre-
de IN espfritu conyugal muY modesto digno,
que les hRce honor cuando son soteras, pero
que cast nunca 30 lleva q la pr&ctlca.
DamOs en- seguida algunos consoles de ma
inteligente dana francssa, respecto al asunto
cue creemoa de tnter6s;
La mu1er con respeeto al marido Debe
escoger IN hombre de mayor edad que ella,
con el fin de- censervar siempre sobre 81 a
venta1a de una 1uventud reAtiVa; aprove-
chandose del limltadlsimo tiempo llamado,
<luna de mie >, para conquistarse un lugar
importante en- el hogar; nunca dear que Sc
Ia trate como ntlo, sino pSobar que. dada ia
OCCASION, puede ser ella misma de buen conseto.
7, 81 mismo tempo, ssposa tierna, compafiera
htil; nunca reprobar abiertamente las Ideas
d Il marido, sobre todo, cuidarse de las <es-
cena&9 que nnnca ocDfren por necesidad;
forzarse en- sgrsdar su espeso, tanto ffsica
como moralmente, en- An en- esto resume
toda la sabidurfs coDyugal: amar sinceramen-
te 81 comps fero de su vida soportsr los de-
fectos que pueda tener, para haceree perdonar
los spyos propios.
La muiar con respecto sus hiios. Educar
. 50 familia en- 81 absolute respeto de sus pR-
dres; jamAs tolerarles, nj a6n en- Ia misma
tierDa intancia, una rsspuesta, gesto i'm
psrtinente; inspfrarleS una enterA eonhsnSa
en- su madre, para esto, deeirles siempre Ia
verdad; no haeerles sufrir los cambios del hu-
NOR, mostrandose tierna, sin eausa aiguna,
Ror e8mbio de caracter, severa; jamas crisicAr
anse ellos la conducts de su padre, de aus pro-
fesores, de los criados, etc, etc, nj cuando
mas aa les dssapruabe; c&stigarles, 81 dan lu-
gar, psro sin Demonstrates co.era 8 resenti-
miento; no consentirles, pero consagrArse
ellos tierna absoIutsmsnte, de modo que
sientan que madre serS kiempre
mejor amiga consejera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04
"The Puerto Rico Herald"

HOY hemos recibido sl n6mero 95 de ssts
lEnpoEtRDts revlsta.
ISn su pTimera plana hgurR IN buen re.
tra*o del honorable PResidsnts de la Corse
suprems don jose Severe Quinones, sl fntegrO
m gisarAdo, honra prez del foro pueEsorTl-
qGsaos
Aparecen tambien os retrAtes de nues-
tFos muy estinadOs amigos don Carlos =. Sto-
rsr, don JesS Bsnitsz DlRz oil notable abo-
gAdo don Antonio Alvarez Navas.
Hl bello sexo pnsrtorriquelo estA repre-
sen tado por les ssf ,ritas Bslsn Marines, dc
Juncos, Maria 5&njurjo, de San Juan, Con-
espci6n Negr6n, de- Ponce MonserrRte Mi
rabal ana VerdAders bsileEa que hace excla-
mari Ssi este ss sl retrato, Sc6mo ssrA el orl-
ginslYS
Il textc, como slempre, interesantisimo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04
a 3 I

HRD0F DlfAbhOE 0u 1A OGN~SAe~~~~
DIstioguido amigo He yisto en- 50 Pc
Yi6dino del 60 al artfcGlo GMi Opinions que suS-
eribs Tero Fernandez. Aquei es sl manlnes
to &c ni voluntad ell giro ds mi psnsamlento
Por ESQ no titubeo en- extendsr ests caTta
adhenIya, eRya incersi6n suplico q ID oeneVo-
lspoiR de nBted.
Es ma quImerR pensar en- In union oe
ropuhlicanos Y federRlss despues De los GrlS
tsimos acoDt0cimientos dc sophomore gus
deiaror en- e6tA TERRA 10 maneha ro1s como
gEsruo vilfpendio para la humsnidAd
Eomos un pArtido poderoso porque sg1e
oon davoci6n nuestEas doetrinas Ia mayorla
asl pAfs; porque ssa mIsma mayoria aplaude
pnesbra conducta en- al campo de los hechos
v IA funesta anna CANA con los FepnDllcanos
habfl de ser TIN exActo stmil del beso De u
dAa. S del abrazo del osOll..... EsA union NO
uneds ser sincera fraternal. Los que nos
psrssguiAn como psrsigusn sus Vichnas Las
HerRt hambrIentas del desierto, no han De
eentir sl mas inhmo SIasr por nosotros.
No me identified en- todas sus paTses con
el arLlenlo de mi amigo Toro Fernandez y 10
Aplaudo ain vReilRci6n sin reserVas. NO es"
a.. uues. solo, Nd RtreVO decir que 81 ira
halo cusnta con la EolideEidad de todos nues-
sros correligonarios.
Asi es como dsmuessTAn los bOenos pa
trloSRs que sienten alto que piensan honoo'
soy muy AssntameEts de uSted, senor al
E0ct0r.
Vicente Torres QuinterQ.
CAguas, Enero 1902. -N
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04
Ridfculo'

Mauieon "a exhIbe otra veg en- las co,um-
mas de EG Pals; para decir que los testigos
que le scusaban, en- el momento del juicio gno
hnbo uno que Sc dtrerieTa & a6rmarS cue 6I
fuess ell provocador de los socialistas. Dor
ESQ sali6 absuelto.
Caro- est&j no 30 GtreUierofl por las emena-
zas de las turbas, como Mauleon contin1a
gozando del favor edcial, no es sxtrafio oeurra
ESQ.
Psro 10 ridfculo estS en- que Maule6n frma
su carta asf:
reyes
lQoe vergasnza para 81 gobiernoI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04
SaVanarola.
SAN JUAN
NOTA@ PdDEg CORHsEO

lGnero 8.
Hoy ss reunieron las C&mlras { las ocho;
SO trRtaTon asuntos de POGO nteres, como ell
nombramiento de comisiones.
La reuni6O dur6 hasta las once A. M,
sisndo suspendida hasta mafiana & Ia una.
Parecs que CON ell asunto lie csherlas para
ell acueducto carros otras cosas del gPsmio
de plomeros, hay su negocio. Nos propone-
mos averiguarIo wi Sc confrman estos ru-
mores habIsrernos muy claro.
serfa la una de Ia tarde cuando tem6 hoy
puerto el vapor americana GPIladeiphia0 que
vlene de New York.
Este buqua trajo gran cantidad de CORES.
pondencia.
Muy intsrssants vienen los grabados que
tras hoy oil GThe Puerto Rico Heraldo.
E8 RECOAENDAMos nuestros amigos
el hotel <The Marina0, San Jose NO /, Capital.
Esta tarde saldr& para Santo Domingo ell
vapor frances sntrado hoy en- nusstro puerto
procedente de Europa
I'm ests buque emoarca nusstro amigo don
Ramon HoyoS DeIgado.
A toda oraussta vienen sslebr&ndosa las
novenas de Bslen en- Ia iglesla de San Jos6.
Tn coro de distinguidss senortas dan reacs
n los caGtlces que SO entonan g. las virgen.
nado CON luces e6ctricss van ln1nidad de
personas vero.
Anoche se VIC ell teatro leno de bote en-
bote. Esto fue debido Ia rsbaja de precios
que hiso Ia empresa del cinsmnt6grafn.
Hoy debe embarcarse para SAnto Domingo
y es cast Segur0 que a.su rsgreso toque en- es-
to ctudad.
Hoy ha sidO visitada Ia bapca sseuala ale
mana que Sc sncuentra en- oil puerto por Ell
consul de su na'ci6n algunas autoridades.
Despues dG mas de dos meiss de enferme-
dan ha vuelto u sus ocnpaciones eomerclales
don Rodo,fo Dias Prado, dishngoldo amigo
amigo nuestro.
Ell PARQUE BOR1NQUEN es el sitio mas
concurrido por las personals de buen tono que
buscan fresco Y distraction.
Anoehe, nientras dormia en- ell hotol
GAm6rica,1 le fueron robGdag vaFias pre- ndAs
q nuestro amigo don Gustavo Lopez de Luguen
E snpuesto autor del hecho 81 uu espsaoI IlR-
mado Manuel Valiente, que Ia poicfa persigGs
con mucho intsIes, sin que hasts la feeha ha-
va podtdo dAr con el.
Las prendas robadas son reloj, unos "a.
patos y dinero que teEEa en- los bolsiios.
Muy pronto aparecera ga Ponce nm nuevo
peri6dicC federal que contara son plumas muy
buenas = competentes.
~ Varios amigos me encargbn feicitar don
Carlos ToKo Fernandez por artfculo en- que
con tanta franqueza opone 4 la union de les
pArtidos. 70 en- mi nombre Ia feliciso eAluro-
samenss. N
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04

Despues dG mas de dos meies de enferme
dan he yuelto u sus ocupAciones eomerciale
don Rodoifo Dias Prado, dfsHDguido amigo
amigo nuestro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04
Ell Ola De REYES
no SO publicara LA DEM0CRACIA

Es costumbre antigua de La
DEMooRAoIA, conceder b sus opera
rios dos dfas de asueto en- el aflo.
on los cuales no SO publica este
periodico: dichos dias son el de
Ia festividad de los Reyes ell
Viernes Santo.
El lunes, pues, no SO publ
cara LA DEMooRACIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04
IN JuIclo

6 lunes pr6ximo Sc vera an iuicip ante Ia
Corse de Dlstrito de San Juan, Ia causa segui-
da Jose Maule6n por oil assl1o o In baTberfA
de Pue@a dc TERRA hecho vRndalico que CO.
noccn "a nues5ros iectoFes.
mo Sc otreUerdTl tAmpono los testigos
declArar en- contra de ese bandolero?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04
PADECE UN ERROR
Leemcs en- ala CorrsspondsnciAs:

Leemes en- ala AUorkespondenclA@'
,tEl dia 10 del actual Sc DIario de Pom
eeS ss puhlic6, dsndo una hoia do lectuFa en-
peH do les doa que publica siampre. Es mn
eho, NO obstante, puas los demRs peri6dicos a.
axce pci6n de ala Cores pondeneia,s no salis-
Ton.ip
Et eolsga PAdeee I'm error. Nosotros pm.
bHehmos csc ala no nnn hoia de LA DEmoCRA-
TIA. aino el psE6aico intggro, SIN una pAnA
ni unh eolnnanR mF NOS.
La DEMDCRActA sOlO detA DO punlicGr8e
acs diss en- oil hno. B .viernes sAnto al
fiA AZ Rsysb
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04

Esta tarde saldra para Santo Domingo el
vapor frances sntrado hoy en- nusstr0 puerto
procedente de Europa.
I'm ests buqne em0ArcA nu @ strO amigo don
Ramon Hoyos Delgado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04
3 Q =. A

tJuestro dIstinguido amigo s DR.. don Ju-
lio Audinot MonRgas, nos psrticips, en- atenta
barfsba, 50 efectuSdo eniace con la bella dis
t;peuida senorlta Remedies PaiIi Bernad6.
Los espotoH Audinotr, los que deseamoa
tOdo rsneFo ca ventures, niar6E su residsncia
en- Utuado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04
NUEyO CASINO

I.a noche del 81 se eelsbr6 Ia sparsura de
nh nuevo OSaino en- Faiarde. F0e feBtejsdo
CON ggn mE gniaco bale.
Nuestro distlnguido amigo correiiglona-
rio don Ramon Mendsz CArdona pronunci6 un
eiccuente discuTso CON motive de dicha ipRu-
gurA0ion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04

<EI Rsraldoo publfca un bisn escrito artf
cnlo sobre ell monEmt nto don Felix AstoI
autor de ala BorinquenS, con moetvo del triur
TO obtenido por nuestro distingufdo amigo
corFeligienarto don Manuel Maria Sama, so.
bre la discutida legItimidsd de ssa DANA crio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04

EH HRECOMENDAMOSG nuestros amigos
81 hotel <The Marina0, San Jose NO /, Capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-04
Bautismos Y matrimonioS

Durante al 6no 1901 registrar los libros de
Ia iglesia psrFoquiAl dc Csguas, las ajguisn-
tes inseIi ipciones:
MatrimonIos. g20.
Bantismpp, 6sI.
De estos ion le gftlmos 34ii, fIegitlmps 2ss.