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The leader., 1902-12-17

An Associated Press dispatch
from Chicago says: Announce
ment was made today of the Or
ganization of the Lyons Compress
Lumber Co., with a capital stock
of $4,000, 1000. The company has
acquired an immense area of tim
Der land in Louisiana and will be-
gin to construct lumber mills
within thirty days. The plant
will be located in New Orleans
or Harvey" This is the culmi-
nation of the recent purchase Of
a large tract of cypress timber
lands from T. d. Lacey, of New
Orleans. The deal, being a very
large one, created a stir in saw
mill circles.
No shooting of firecrackers on
the streets of jackson; if you
want to shoot big cannon crackers.
roman candles, sky rockets, mig.
ger-chasers, or any other new nov
elites in the way Of fireworks,
you must stay in your own front
yards or in your neighbors, you
can't shoot in the streets of the
capitol city. Such are the or.
ders of the chief of police to the
members of the force. They are
to see that no shooting of FIRE
works takes place on the highways
and any one caught violating these
laws win be taken to the city has.
tile, and there remain until they
can answer the charges that will
ebe lodged against them. Jackson
Evening News.
The leader., 1902-12-17
VALUABLE PUBLICITY.
The Leader Will Soon Issue an IL
Illustrated Industrial Edition.

The Leader has for some time
contemplated issuing magazine
number, illustrated with half
tone engravings and containing all
the information about this city
and vicinity that would be of val
ue to capitalists seeking invest
ments or to desirable newcomers.
This paper is fully aware of the
need of some such publicity if the
city and county are to reap their
share of the immigration now en-
tering the State.
Only lack of time has prevent
ed the appearance of such an edi-
ton this fall, and The Leader now
takes pleasure in announcing that
the services of two trained news
paper men have been secured for
the work, and that with the coop
Grafton we confidently predict on
the part of business men and citi-
zens generally, they will COM
pile for The Leader an edition
worthy of this wonderful section.
Messrs. H. L. and E. H. Lyons
will have charge of the edition.
They come we'll recommended.
Here is what the Yazoo Sentinel
says about them: "Messrs. H.
L. and E. H. Lyons, who were
specially engaged by the editor
of The Sentinel for this work are
qualified by years of varied news
paper experience, alive to their
finger tips to the needs of the
hour, genial and courteous al
ways, they have done their work
thoroughly and well, as perusal
of these pages will attest
The Sentinel's edition, which
reached our desk this week, in
both merit and typographical ap
pearance, equals anything we
have seen of the kind.
We bespeak for the Messrs,
Lyons a cordial reception from
all well-wishers of Brookhaver
and Lincoln county.
The leader., 1902-12-17
A JACKSON LUMBER co.
Has Been Thoroughly Recognized
With j, B. NaItV as President,


An important change in one Of
the leading manufacturing enter
prises of Jackson took place this
morning.
The Empire Planning Mill Com.
pany, concern located in the
southern limits of the city, be-
comes the Empire Lumber &
Manufacturing Company, and
new men, and new capital will be
behind the corporation.
The capital stock of>the com.
pany has been increased to $685..
900, all paid in, and the following
officers selected:
J. B. Nalty, President.
j. Ehrman, Vice President.
r. Griffith, Treasurer.
Alex Hamilton, Secretary.
The new president, Mr.. J. B.
Nalty, is the president of the East
Union Lumber G Mfg Co. al
Brookhaven, and ranks among
the foremost lumbermen in the
south. He is also president OF
the Jackson Lumber Co., of this
city.
Heretofore the Empire mill has
been engaged exclusively in dress
ing lumber in transit. The new
concern will manufacture all
kinds of lumber, and engage in q
general wholesale business. The
force of hands will be largely in
creased, and lot of new machin.
cry has been ordered.
Mr.. Alex Hamilton, the secre-
tary, is an experienced lumber
man, and for the past several
years has been associated with the
Enochs manufacturing plant.
The increase of the capital stock
nd reorganization of the compa.
ny is a tribute to Jackson's Inn
portance as a lumber manufacture
ing center. Some new industries
of this sort are promised in the
near future. Clarion-Ledger.
The Leader congratuates Mr..
Nalty, who is one Of Brookha.
ven's livest and most broad
guaged business men, upon the
above important enlargement Of
his business enterprises. His as
sociates in the Jackson company
are also all capable business mer
Of high standing.
The leader., 1902-12-17
MAKING OUT THE CASE
AGAINST THE MOSQUITO.

dUdINOI dHE MCoQOIIO.
A very interesting and import
ant discussion was had in New Or
leans last week before the Ameri-
can Sanitary Association on the
origin and spread of yellow fever.
A great majority of the Associa-
ton seemed to agree that the
case had been made out against
the certain species of the mosqui-
to family known as stegomya ia
ciata, as the chief agent for the
spread of the disease. DR.. John
w. Ross, of the United States
Navy, was given an ovation when
called on to read his paper on
Reasons for Believing That the
Only Way in Nature for Yellow
Fever to be Contracted by Man is
from the Mosquito
He said that Havana, the chief
home and focus of yellow fever,
was constantly afflicted with it,
and, according to Prof. Chaille
and DR.. John Guiteras, who in
vestigated the subject, there was
never month without deaths
from 1862 to 1901. Eight months
subsequent to the beginning of
the American anti-mosquito SAM
tary work yellow fever had disap-
peared altogether from Havana,
and since then there has not been
a single case in the city. This
was Notwithstanding the presence
in the city of about 10000 non
immune people, which under for
mer circumstances would have
produced an epidemic of yellow
fever. The United States Army
Yellow Fever Commission, com
posed of Major Walter Reed and
Drs. Carroll, Lazear and Agra
monte, U. S. A, first visited Ha-
vana early in the summer of 1900.
DIR. Lazear died from yellow fe-
yer, thereby adding one more
name to the list of medical mar
tyrs. DR.. Ross quoted the en-
dorsement of DIR. Pothier of the
work of Reed and Carroll, and
stating that the theory of trans
mission by stegomya fasciata has
been entirely corrobrated, and al
so referred to the fact that in
1881 DR.. Charels j. Finley pro-
mulgated the theory of the trans
mission of yellow fever by that
method and singled out the guilty
species and carried on expert
ments to convince the medical pro-
fession. He also referred to the
Investigations of Ronald Ross,
Grassi, Marchiafafava, Cell, DR..
H. R. Carter and others on the
subject.
The Army Commission return
edit oCuba in the autumn of 1900
and took up the work again,
which continued through the win
ter of 1900-19O1. They pro-
duced thirteen cases of yellow fe-
yer by having non-immunes stung
by contaminated mosquitoes.
Three other cases were proved by
direct incubation of the blood of
yellow fever patients.
These experiments were con-
Quoted in such way as to make
it impossible for the patients to
have contracted the. disease IN any
other way. Each case was dag
nosed positively as yellow fever
by the official yellow fever COM
mission of Havana, composed of
such experts as Finlay, Guiteras,
Gorgas and others.
AS to whether the mosquito
could be infected in any other
W ay than from a yellow fever pa
tient, he said in 1901 the mosqui-
toes in Havana had the same &C
cess to all means of contagion as
during all other years except the
sick man. By excluding the mos
quitoes from the sick man and kill
ing those which had been infected,
Havana was rid of yellow fever.
| IACHcOM UIIMpED RI
The leader., 1902-12-17
PROF "

The matter of feed is Of
tremendous Importance to the
farmer. Wrong feeding is
loss. Right feeding is profit.
The up-to-date farmer knows
what to feed his COWS to get
the most milk, his pigs to get
the most pork, his hens to
get the most eggs. Science.
But how about the children j?
Are they fed according to
science, a bone food if bones
are soft and undeveloped, a
f1eSn ana muscle 1000 IL they
are thin and weak and a blood
food if there is anemia?
SCOTS Emulsion is mixed
food; the Cod Liver Oil in it
makes flesh, blood and muscle,
the Lime and Soda make bone
and brain. 1t is the standard
scientific food for delicate
children.
The leader., 1902-12-17
OFFICE: AZ West Cherokee St
IN MEMORY OF A DEPARTED
BROTHER.
BY CORA TYNEs DWIGHT.

BY CORA TYNEs DWIGHT.
Could grief restore departed souls
Unto the clay from whence they've fled,
deem II had not been my fate
So long to mourn my precious dead.
But woes Of mortals ne'er recall
The loved, beyond life'S mystic bourne
And that thou art my brother, dear,
My penSive heart must vain y yearn.
Yet, though my God hath deemed it meet
To deStine me such dire distress,
He, through compassion, giveth me
Comforting thoughts my heart to bless.
Thou, safe beyond the surging tide,
Whose pillows SO tempestuouS roll,
Art resting where the storms of life
Can nevermore modest thy soul.
And, though. l grieve to think that
No more shall meet thee here below,
My hope to meet thee there deem
Meet recompense for all this woe.
When l, like thee, shall sweetly rest,
Forever freed from care and strife,
When l have crossed the mystic sea
Unto the shore of endless life,
Thou'll greet me in that better land
Of an eternal, cloudlesS sky,
Lies woes for me, as now for thee,
Lost meath Lethean waves for aye.
Rest on.-I would not if could,
Recall thee, to this world Of woe,
From those fair bliSSful realms where tho
No more, for aye, canst sorrow know.
mourn thee, yes, but bid my heart,
Though deeply wounded, meekly wait
Until the beauteous angels there
For me shall open Heavens gate.
1 murmur not, although my God
Hath chaStened so this heart of mine,
know His will is wholly just,
His diSpenSatlons all divine.
And blessed be His holy name
That can meek!y trust him still,
Can bow beneath His Christening rod
Wholly submissive to His will.
And thank Him for the precious thought
That thou art freed from cares and pain,
And for the sweet conSoling hope,
Dear one, of meeting thee again
In beauteouS realms of perfect peace,
Where parting nevermore can come,
And resting, freed from earthly woes,
In bliSsful HeavenfHo Home Sweet Home.
The leader., 1902-12-17

A mulatto sunk in quicksand in
Warren county up to his arm
pits. His screams were heard !;
but the negro magistrate to
whom two other negroes report
ed the perilous position Of the un-
fortunate man, refused to doany-
thing because the law did not pro-
vide for such cases, and the man
died after two days of horrible
suffering. Such barbarism is al
most inG0Iceiyable.
The leader., 1902-12-17

Vicksburg is jubilant over the
virtual opening of the Yazoo ca
nal, which defects the flow of
that river In front of the city,
thereby restoring It's harbor.
The leader., 1902-12-17

Walter Reed, who married Mrs.
Jessie East, of this city, last Jan
uary, has been arrested for crimi-
nal assault at Jackson. He is a
one-armed man and bears an I'M
savory reputation generally.
The leader., 1902-12-17

Vicksburg will have new san
itarium and trained nurse
school. The Wheeler House has
just been purchased at a cost of
$4,000 and will be improved and
fitted up for sanitarium.
The leader., 1902-12-17

Judge F. A. Critz says: mot
a single negro votes in Clay coun-
ty." This is unique. There is
no other county that enjoys this
distinction.
The leader., 1902-12-17

DR.. R. W. Jones, professor Of
chemistry in the State University,
who examined the stomach and
liver of Mrs. Y. B. Boyd, who
died recently in Crystal Springs,
reported that arsenic was discov-
cred in both organs and also in
the bottle from which she had
taken medicine.
The leader., 1902-12-17

Miss Rosebud MCGOWAN, of By
ram, and John Stockton, of Jack
son, eloped last week. Miss Nc
Gowan was to have married anoth-
er gentleman whom her parents
approved; but went to jackson,
met her most ardent admirer and
| fled with him. At jackson she
pawned a diamond ring, the for
saken expectant groom had given
her, for $50.
The Methodist church, South,
is trying to raise a fund of S.
000,0 as a permanent endow-
ment fund for the support of its
superannuated preachers. DR..
a. f. Watkins has been made the
agent of the superannuated fund
and at the late conference at
Natchez, rounded up the first
lS100, 900 toward the sum desired.
The special correspondence of the
Picayune on Monday stated that
he made the speech of his life
before the conference and that
under the influence of his elo-
| quence $13, 900 was at once raised.
The leader., 1902-12-17

A prominent Texas physician
died Sunday as the result of pick
ing a pimple with pin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15
Ell G0BERNADOR
EN- La EsTAOl0N DE GUAYANILLA

HOY & las diez de la maf ana higo una Pc
duefla psrada d. disS minutes en- ID estacion
del ferro c4rri de este pueblo el tren especial
Que eond 10 Yauco 81 gobernador Mr. d uns
y i ID conltiVa de bur6erstas que le AcompanA
sn sn viaia 6le racreo pqr Ii isla.
El gohsrn&6or pafecs que no psns0 dets-
nePss aQnf, pnes O. tFen paso De largo pof 10
eslaei6n, sin que Mr. Hunt Sc 6iarA en- que en-
dfsho uitio 10 espsrabsn media docenh rs cam
peainos y otras fan&as jibagitss para obseq quiAr'
Ie con nm refresco rGsuco. preparadto de ante
mano por io q que, dssde Ia antaFior doninacions
fsssgiahsn adulaban vergonzoZRmense los
s8trapAs de Ii coonia. PeTo, segda estoy In
fornlado, al pasar el tren de largo por la eats-
ci5n hnloo eritos, llAntoa. t6piicas hnmi!l&ntss
para qua el gobern&dor hieiera retroceder ID
nko uina, 10 qua pudlerou consegutr, porque,
segf sa dice, 81 aIcaIde de Ponce don UipiA-
no Ool6n, que acompaf1 aban Mr.. Hunt SUPPL.
caron & .6ate qua hictera volver atrAs el
trsn fn de, que pudIers observer do Cerca las
ocnrYenctaa de nuestros tfbaros.
r. G1bernader bsi6 del coche, salud6, 7
ccn un& rdirada de l&stima diriiidR inteligen-
temsnts aqael grupo de infeIices. monte dc
nusvo Ell ell treD, disponisndo al rnhquinfsea
una mareha rApida para sieia iarse de ID estacion
do GlaYAnllR, donde seguramente no pudo
ohsarvar en- ninguno de los aaiatsnts1 Squei
aeA1 los signos propiog de los que vsFdaderA-
m0rta reprassn1Rn un pueblo quito digno
do aiAbansa por su entsrssa , rssonocido pa
triosismo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15
AL primer Jefe de la PoIicfa

H4stA ahoFa habiamos eAllado sobrs uu
AsHnto del que tuvimos notieias 50 d0oido
siempo, Bgu1Fdando que faese reaueito como
10 iustisia dsmanda.
Vam0s 4 oeupAfnos del Csbo comandauts
del pussto en- 7 suco dc la poiicia insalar. Sc :
DOR @sgEonl, gus % uno de los poeos que ca "a
plan con 50 dsber, de los muy raros que pFoee1
den en- sus funeionss con vsPdadera impArcla.
lIdsd y 80 captain Ia distinction de todos.
Pars6e qus ssts cs oIo funcionArlo sc Is
buSe1 oil bulto hhca tempo, qui1as porqus no
cAbs donds est&; J, en- esta afln, no SO perdona
medic para eskorbArla sus RsCsnsog.
Ahora, f timlamsnts Sc hA pfOdueido con :
sra 81 uaa dsnuneia, q todas lucsa tmproeedsn
ts, y como rssultado Do ella, SO In ouso al caho
Nsgroal una mults que no hs dsbIio Imp 'nSr.
nals. Paro sa qds en- tantO SO sustanctab an
los haGh0s que no rsvsstGAn car$ctsr grave
Alguno, as hAllRha auspsnBo dieh cabo, Guam
do, ssgda si r giAmsnt7 del euarpo, n uusds
ssR e&asig ado asf ningau0 de sns indlvfiu
6ino an virsud da fGltla q ls requisrsn arFssto,
La no uit9 10 f19 cobrada Ia suspension
llOvAd& c&bo; =, sin amsarGo, ssbemos que
NO ss hiEo invsstig3ef81 para conocsr la cut
pabilidaa, nj qui6n era 81 eulpabls.
Eg mas: nos const@ qus oil capltAn seh 1r
MoiIna GstuVo EN- Ooamo 4 hAasr lA avarfgua-
ei6n del e&so tonian1o S'guuAs dsclaraciones.
Qn6 Ae hizo de esaV dligsncRs? A m&nOs de
quien fnsron pRrarf q rssultsdo tuvIe-
rcnP
La dsnuneia fu6 hscha por sl tsnlsnts ss-
nor Meyer Gl pAIaP poF Aquel pueblo, ei de
Fsbrero, ReErasando de Ponce; Ia fundabA
en- Gue en- Coamo se eStsb& sse dia jugando .
los prohibidos, sin que oil ComsndAnts de puss-
so, di0sa paF8s del heeho.
Psro 90 que del 10 al do Fsbrero, eFan
los diAs de II fiesta popular qas en- 81 cltado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15

pueblo saabFaban los BON beros; les juegos
prohibidos que VIC el sef 1r M aver sEsEl los II.
etos p65llcos que 50 acosAunaorsn en plazas
cailes duraute esa cisse % fsstaI.
PsTo as que 81 dia cuando pAso por all
ell sefl 1P M sger, RIO EBA al cabo Nsgroni et CO.
mand2nte del pussto, p0rque estaudo presen-
tss como 10 estAbau. por hsbeF AsiHstdo Iss
hassas, el tsniants Fernandez 1efs de Ia de-
mareaei6a 81 captain 81 olina, jefa Gel distri-
trito, 64tos rn NOR dicho al superior Y no 81
isrior era el Responsible del puesas. como
cribe debs cesar TODD subAltsrno en- el mando
de IN pusato, cuAndo sc halle presents su
perior Y sl 8enof Mayer no hs dshido igno-
Par esto EI prod ucir denuDcia.
Pero ss qas e snisntA Maysr vsnta de
Ponce Is prenss ha publica1o qde eu Ponce
como en la pital ss iaegA q 10 prohibido.
sin emharg1 contra POnca no hubo denuncla
COMO no 10 hubo nune& contra ID capital.
E,que hasta auf no llegAu las persecucio-
nssp Ei que liz aoga rompe sienpfs por 10
mas dslg ado.
tsl vsx. Sc han euerldo sprovscnar contra ell
esbo Nsgt0ni Embellishments como So hs Vis-
to.
UoA mu'ta y suspension ha snfrido 81 eabo
N.groni. con esto, aparts dol pnrjucio
scon6nico que SO le isrogs, qusda en- una po-
sici6n fAlsa rsspscto 81 coneepto qua hAya de
msracer aus isfss. Ads mas se le cAusa si
dafio de Is t&cha para cssos de ssesusos, QUH
PRECIsAMENTE acAban DIS acOFdarse en- essos
diAs.
Ea prestiglo del cuerpo, Ell iafs superior
dsbsrfs invssslgar 10 ocurrldo rGparar 10 In
iusticiA FealtEada.
All 10 reclama Ia oplnibn ptibIes, de Ia
cual nos hemos eco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15

promlno' amotOsos han consrsido mAtrimOni0
CON variss senorItAs de esta eudad.
eusia del High School que essS ents blscida en-
el que fad Asilo dc Bsnsacsncia.
Estalnos recogsndo datalles. para sumi.
nlatrsrloa al p6blico, 81 resulta oonnrmado 10
que sa disc.
Gaia dis es mayor eI ciamorsD que hay
con 81 alto prscio que se expends Ell pan en-
ssgdo se assgura hay una AliAnzA snsFs
los del gsemio psFsonss que no'lo son, las
que no n0moFAmos porque no Sc pse6Le, para
sostsner esos precics.
La eleusla normal que ae esa6 tabricaudo
en Bio Pledras lie fAIta muy POGO para termi-
mes ouedafS conclnida, pu 1isndo ser abftada,
Este edifcio ha quedado muy honito = su
afquisecHura ea CO np!esamen nte Ia Ms 1srna.
No Sc sGbe 81 ssts curso 10 cnnclrrAu en-
Convalescencia en- el nuevo edifci0.
Para que Sc tenga una idea ,isl nucho di.
nero que ae rIega en el pals, con motivo de In
fabrication de taoscos, dAmos sl 'igniente
dato.
s,lamsnts Ia fGbrics Puerto leo Amer-
can T Iobacco, sea GLA CoIectivA.1 paga sema-
nalmant. 6 600 de opsrarios.
Esta fabrica sOstisne mas do 500 familias.
todas del pals
81 la isla Gontase con dies estl becfmianAos
como este, pOdriAmos decir due so habfa saIva
do In sttuacion scO16mica por que atravssamos
Es do esperar que antes de AnalIzAr el af,o
contemos en- La isla con varios esEkblscimfentoa
de esGa indole.
Hoy ssli6 GThs San Juan News > 81 Lac
turA ss lR que habfa de saliI si mi5rcoles ma :
sAdo. r.
hn II AgsneiA De San Jaan ia Vsisdsn nj.
mseos y : ssrssanos oe sine Puerto Rico Hsraldp
csntavos e5emplar.
La caHa eoms srciai do sohrinds de 1zqui
40 a. slolo sSasladada 10 calls do 1etukn.
Mansna asldr6 para FAjardo sl ,,onerci.n.
ts don Rafael DlaE de Andino.
Hlsn viais dasasmos mt preatlaua,, aAi .ph
eomlte federal de Santures
La RDe mao "ra eia'' SO ven.
do en- casa de <The Allen Newso
y On la barberfa de don Bernardo
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15

PareGe Que suceda slgo Anofnal en 1a es
eueia del High School que ests egtablacida er
el que faG Asilo de Bsneacsncia.
EstaInos recogiendo datallss, psrs sunni
nistrarloa al p6blico, 81 resulta eon6rmado X
que SCI disc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15
Rafael Pom lbo
sU PRoYEOTADA CoRONACI0N
g. T.
{ poETA CoLoMBIANO

Peri6dicos snd-am ericanos dan ID noticia
da que en Bogotk va ser coronsdo proxima-
meate, el vIefo y amAbia poetA Rafael Pombo,
uno de los mas conspfcuos representatives de
In ravoIuci6n romantics de las l9tyas en- l.
Am erica espanola.
Todo el que conozca rnsdiansnl nlenta al
qnisra 10 historic liserariA del siglo XIX, sabs
cnG Rafael Pombo pertenece Is generaci6n
Qua ha dado en- Coiomb bis instracienes pceti
tau notAhlas como Jalio Arboleda, joss Joa-
oain Ottz, Jose Ensebio Caro-, Gregorio Gu.
tIerras GonzAiez tAntos otros Qus SerfA pro-
polnbo ss hizo cAiebfe pof medic de una
s'llants aupercherfa. EscFibi5 nombrs de
UNA muier spasonAda veraos de amor Qns
Etsrecfan gfitos de A'guna Ssfo tropical, iLco-
rreetos oulz6s. pero iienos de e1qniaiEo senti-
rnisnto de una m6sica tAn su8ve, que Sc que.
cIAban on lib memoriA de todoa
AEta mi vida Ell l6brago vacfo,
era mi cor&s6n Ia cate ii n&da3
pero me vIste to, dulce amor mfo,
cr06me un universe ia mirslda -
vlaj6, fu6 & los E.tados nidoa, domino
al inR'6s 5 hizo Ia maior trad ucci6n do Ii
GEyange,ina,1 de L0ngh ait w, que 30 conoce
IN nneDtro idioms.
re, pnr 81 familis, se VIC, sin embargo,
an II lsva York, en- spurada sitnaclon aiguna
ven, innnd6 81 mundo con ios cnentos para
nifI1a que ao hAbrSn oiy1dAdo por cierto los
hom hras da Ia generation anterior
La casa editorA de Appeton htzo 50 agoss
tn con sus cuantos. ell poeta gan0 10 suhcien-
ts para aostenerss con decoro on ell extTRn1ero.
Dntre aus poesfss es notaolli'lna 10 tltu-
India eTltnteblnsS, gritc de dudA fios bfca arrRn-
aAtio al ALMA de nn cregeots convenlcido. Mu-
GhAs vaces Pombo ha msnifastado tu oeSsspe-
itAci6a, oua s6o puede iguat Fsa In de Numa
Pom Milo Ltons cua ado Sc le recueIdA 81 atre.
vida uoasfs, .itulada eL'hertinaif5.
para el teat-o hA dsdo el poets de qnien
fraaanos IN drama va oividado hasta por &i,
GMarfradop, una Opera, <F. orindas, Z 10 qoe
puto nj .ica Ell maestro Ponce de Lsen.
Hsnpatado quer1do p0r TODD 81 mundos
su via en- b 1tk 50 desde hace tismp0 tran
cInlla v unif1rme. Viva eDsregado u s1a libros
i o. sns pincsles, pues t2moi6n as ahctonaaEsi'
Tro In pirtnra en- IN gsoinete de trabaio,
slnyaa parsdss SO hslian s1Adan de beltCs
elnndrot aut6grAfos dsi Llbertador, de Sncse,
clsl genera Paris. dal poeta Fsrnhncex Ma-
drid, de ptroa hombges nct1blss de 10 inde-
glsndenEia Sud Americans.
EEA esCFito mueho muy oneEn; pero on
lus 4 tinos tismpea ~ ds1iso por itompieto |
1 lpoesiA uifstica.
sa eorsnRei6 es m act0 de 1nstieta, sn
al au acornpAfarke CJiomtta toda lA Amefi-
eA IissrArIa, deads heEiso hAsss 81 PaAsa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15
Cecil Rhodes

Nt eAlabre ST ricanfsta Cscfi Ri 0aes, una
de fAa Ggurs,s mas importantea de fa actual
eontienda. anglo boer, est& muri9 adoae.
f SIC lleg GO s conse&r esperanzas ptro yale
lnedicos han dicho su Gtima palaera, sc
aguarda IN t6rmino fatal en- breve.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15
Guerra cruel

La guerra que Sc sG-"ane en- Colombia 90
sumamsnte cruel.
Hay en bAndos del gobierno los de
los Febeldss hermanos distsnciAdos que cruzsn
aus aRmas, padres que hieren J ulatan sus
hiios de Ias dias adversaFias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15

promises amotosos han contrRido matrimoni0
con Varias sef0 0rltae do esta eudaA.