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PRINCIPAL SMILEY EXPLAINS.
Reason He Does Not Wish Ills Son
 Vaccinated.

Hartford, April 20.-Principal Smiley, of the high school, tonight made pub lie a statement in which he says that his stand in regard to vaccination has been misunderstood. MT. Smiles says that he did not wish to have his son vaccinated because of the fact that a similar operation few years ago made the boy seriously i'll, and also because he had certificate showing that his son was immune. MT Smiley denies that he is opposed to vaccination. Dr. Root, of the health board, also makes statement in which he says that he misinterpreted MT Smileys remarks, and is now convinced that it is not to yaccinate MT. SmIey's son. The boy will resume his studies at the high school
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SURE BINDERS JN PHFEIPPINES.
Continue Daily and Are Increasing
 Cholera situation Bad.

Manila April 20.-Surrenders to the American authorities of small parties of insurgents are reported daily, and these have increased since the recent surrender of the insurgenat general, Malvar. General Rufino, with twenty six officers and 375 soldiers, has surren- dered to the native constabulary in the province of Msamis. in Mindanao, where the constabulary are co-operat- ing with the military.
 The cholera situation shows no inn provement. There has been total Of 3SS cases and 300 deaths in Manila and S56 cases and 602 deaths in the prov inces.
 The United States Philippine commis- sion has passed law authorizing mu- nicalities to approriate funds for com- batting epidemic diseases.
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| William J. Davidson and Ernest A. Hawkes., two young men well known to
 the police in New Haven, were captur-
 ed in the railroad yards early yester-
 day morning and their arrest may throw considerable light on the series of buglaries that have been committed in this city during the past six months. The men have already confessed to rob-
 ping six places in New Haven and
 West Haven Davidson and Hawkes.
 were captured in the yards of the Con-
 solidated road by Special Officer Smith,
 assisted by Officer John T. Horan of
 the Howard avenue station. The men
 were walking about the yards with two
 bundles under their arms and acting
 in a suspicious manner and were fol- lowed by Officer Smith, who is employ ed by the road to do duty as yard policeman. The men ran and Officer Smith got them and was later met by Officer Horan. They were taken to headquarters and there they confessed to string of burglaries, all of which have been committed within the past week.
 Saturday night they broke into the store of c. S. Ttzback at the corner of Elm street and First avenue, West Ha- ven, and took a lot of cigars and small change. They then went across the street to the store of Smith & Ball and took considerable cigars, tobacco and cigarettes This is thought to be the extent of the West Haven work, but in this city they burglhrized several stores.
 Friday night Davidson and Hawkes. visited the drug store of Frank H. Kreimendah 251 Howard avenue. and stole s5 in pennies, and little more to- bacco, which seemed to be the pet articles of plunder. The tobacco was doubtless the means of landing the thieves for the bundles they had under their arms were boxes of cigars and tobacco The loss of the money at the Howard avenue drug store was report ed to the detectives and Detective Dem nehy and Daley were assigned to the cases,
 The saloons of Michael Cree. 7S1 Dix well avenue, and Charles Bauer, 45 Bristol street were also broken into about the middle of the week, and small cigars and tobacco were talk en from each place. A notion store kept by A. H. Ford, almost at the end of Dixwell avenue, was also entered but no goods or money were taken.
 The other last place that is known to have been entered by them was that of H. H. Hayden of Edwards street, whose store is at 137 Newhall street. l This store, like all the others, was en- tered by the rear window and in each | case tools were used of a heavy nature. l Little was taken here. |
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MJNA'S CONDITION,
StiIl Conscious aud Takesa Little Nour-
 ishment

The Hague, April 20.-The condition of Queen Wilhelmina remains practi- cally unchanged. She does not lose consciousness and has taken a little more nourishment. The prince consort and her physicians left Castle Loo for a short time to-day. This is regarded as a favorable sign.
 London, April 21.-The Dutch cabinet, cables the Brussels correspondent of the Standard, will meet next Monday to discuss the regency, which will be en- trusted to the queen mother.
 From Castle Loo the correspondent of the Daily Mall wires that Queen Will helmina's temperature remains at 103 degrees and that no complications are feared before next Wednesday,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-21
FUNSTON GIBES HOAR.
Says Senator is Suffering from an Over
 heated Conscience.

Denver, April 2O.-At the banquet of the Colorado society, Sons of the Rev olution, Saturday night, General Fred erick Funston declared that the pro- longation of the war was due more to outside influences than to the desire of the Filipinos for independence. He said:
 q have only sympathy for the senior (Mr. Hoar) from Massachusetts, who is suffering from an overloaded conscience
 He expressed great contempt for men who at the beginning of the war would have had us take everything Spain had, but are now playing at peanut politics and gambling in the blood of their countrymen."
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Died After s Long Sleep.

Oswego N. Y, April 20.-Ida Hennes- sey, seventeen years old, who has been asleep since Saturday. April 12 died to- day without reganing consciousness. She suffered an acute attack of epiIep- sy, falling asleep and relapsing into a state from which the physi- clans found it impossible to rouse her. She was in that condition 1S0 hours.
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Ex-Senator awischeIHs Wife Dead.

Naugatuck, Conn, April 20. Mrs. Harriet K. Twitchell, wife of ex-Sena- tor Tw!tchell, died at her home in Union City to-day after an illness of several weeks. Mrs. Twitchell was well known in this section of the state. Her home was formerly in Waterbury.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-21
Fatal Fire at Dallas.

Dallas, Tex. April 20-Two persons fatally injured. Fire Chief Magee pros- trated and a property loss of fully S350,O00 is the result of several fires which occurred in this city this morn ing. The Dorsey Printing company, one Of the largest establishments in the southwest was totally destroyed, the loss being estimated at $200,0O0.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-21
smallpox Death In Hartford.

Hartford. April 2o.-John Higgins, the seven-year- child who was taken to the pest house last Wednesday suf- fering from smallpox, died to-day. He was buried tonight. A younger broth CT who is also afflicted with the dis ease. will recover No new cases have The Higgins tenement house is still quarantined.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-21
Forty Houses Burned in Kansas City

Kansas City, Mo, April 20.-Fire in the southwestern portion of the city this afternoon destroyed forty houses, laying waste a strip of land quarter of a mile long. The financial loss will probably not exceed $75,000, but fifty families of poor people are rendered homeless and destitute. One death is reported.
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Other Games.

At New Washington (Amerf- cam IS, Jersey City IS.
 At Providence--Providen 5, Balti- more IS.
 At Newark - Newark 4, Philadel- I, bia
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Former New Haven Yale Man Dead.

New York, April 2O.-Edward Wells southworth. a former resident of New Haven, Yale '75, and member of the Skull and Bones society, died here to- day,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-21
SUNDAY BASEBALL.
National League.
Pittshurg

At St. Louis-St. Louis ?, Pittsburg 10. Attendance, 17,000.
 At Cincinnati-Cincinnati g. Chicago 1. Attendance, 13,000
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Roos.veItBack in Washington.

Washington, April 20. = President Roosevelt returned to the city at 7:SO o'clock this morning from New York.
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BELGIUM STRIKE OFF.
Manifesto Issued by the Labor Party to the Men.
Party to

Brussels, April 20.-At general coun- ciI of the labor party held here to-day it was resolved that work by the strik- CTS in all sections should be resumed.
 The council issued a manifesto to the workingmen to this effect this evening.
 The anticipated announcement by the crown of the dissolution of parliament hs not yet been made.
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THE HOWE & STETSON STORES.
 Nez0 Haaen-Ftzaay, Abruz ike ta0eutaeh
Great ConsignmentSale
 of Habutai Silks.
Silk Section.

One of the largest importing houses of the country is placing these silks on sale over our counters, We are simply conduct ing the sale for them and asking only small commission for our part of the trans action
 You are buying them practically direct from the manufacturer----that is, you are paying the cost of making, plus the import duty, and per cent to us for selling them.
 This will be the greatest sale of Japanese silks in plain black and white, that this city has ever had
 They are here in great profuslon, all
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-21

widths and qualities represented in both plain black and whte and you cannot overlook this event. There's great money-saving in these prices 25 Cm /oya Pme 1abanee -SAH that is inches wde-- in both plain black and plain whe and good quality and all pure slk the real value 37 cents the yard
 During this sale, 25 cents the yard
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TWO BURGLARS CAUGHT.
WILLI4MJ. DAVIDSON AND ZEN EST
 4. HAWKES. ARRESTED.

Known to Have Entered Six Buildings in the Past Week-Two of Them f"
 West Haven Saturday Might-Both
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INVESTIGATfON ORDFRFD.

Continued on Third Page.)
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FARnAC|A Y DROGUER|A
D e 3 L A II co

Sam Juan. Sam FF@mORsGO Nwmn. 80
Precios de algunss preparedness especia-
les de Ia misrsa:
Jarabs de Rabano iOdad0, fraseo 80 ctyv
I'd de Lacto fosfAto de cal i'd 90
Id de Hipofosnto de cal i'd 20
I'd dsProtoioduEo hierxo inalterabla, fras-
90 40. esntavos
Msanssia sfervsscente fr&sco so csntsvos
Elixir de Glicero fostato de cal Id so
ZArxaparrilla id so
Vino de quinR fosfatado id "a
Por docenas sc hacen rehsias d. impcr-
AsneiA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04
CUENT0S Y NARRACIONES
E. ULTIMO CONsEJO

Luis Fallps = de Napoleon. Sc CANADA muehC
| dinaro en- squsll& 6p0cs. cuSndo su mAridc
ls contsstAba prstsr dtendO no dsbsr Su fortu
| na mas que n sus pRopioR aSfuarz0s, Aleigndrf
| ma lie dsefR con Rcsnto de dsspracio:
/ -SNo recueFdas que So vefRs obligado q
| contAr CON los dsdos? Ne RIO 20 de IN capa.
eidad, qua a6lo 80 ha ssrvido para hacerts re-
Vouelonagio.
-ssaora-replicabs J Jubln-tsngo IN alma
grAnds gsnsrosa, estoy siemprs ri lado de
los dsshersdsdos.
Un tusvss, misntrAs almorxaban. un cano-
nAEo hizo astremeeer en- aus asisntos . los dos
esposos.
JubIn eorri6 q Ia vsntAnA, Ii abri6 brusea.
ments, cogl6 nnos gemslos y examin6 al ho-
rizonts.
El monte VAlsrIsno dIsparabA contra los
insurrsetos. Ia saxon smboseados en- Nsui-
lly, El sSpectaculo no podls ser mas intsrs.
santa.
AnAtolio puHo So servlIlsta aobrs 10 bsran.
dilla, que estsba llena do polvo, o An de no
ensuelarse Las mangAs. Estuvo miranda lar.
go tiempo aus Rnehas, h1sta que muier
le suplic6 que csrEaas ls vsntanA causa del
f6o.
A POGO Pato consintl6 Jubin sn rstirarss
quiGo 10 ssrvilIsta.
-SAcGdala en- la calle-Is die AIeiandri-
nR.-lNo vas metsr On casa tod0 ess polvoI
Oon toda docilidad sacudi0 Anatolio 10 ser
vlleta volvl0 ssntarHs q Ia mssA. Los ss-
pesos psrmAnscisron sieneIosos hAsta el nnai
del amusfzo, sumidos sn sns rehsxionas. loan
o tomar Ell cafe, cuRndo - oyeron en- II casa
pRsos prscipitados estrusndosos ruIdos.
Los Jubfn So miraron con terri BILE inquia-
tId El ruIdo Sc acercAba. Una culatA de fu
sil choc6 vlolentAmsnts contra Ia pusrtR y ma
VOC grit6:
-lAbridI
An&tRlio abrl6 tsmblando, acto continue
oyeron voess que sxslAmabRn;
-iEIG sBl ESe esl..s.
En- nm abrir esrrar de ojos, los rseisn
llegsdos 90 llsvaron Anatolio Jubin.
Alsjandriua sc habfa deamAyado.
-SQae quieren ustsdes de mf?-pregunta.
bA ell ponrs h1mbre, llsno do estupoP.
NO ta hagas sl tonbo, miserable burgusa
Va te snHs sfsrsmoB nosotroS q hacer sef1Alssi
-6SsnAlss yo?...
-Si, sf... Hemos vlsto tu pAnueIo blan'
c6 aan al one hAefAB DC d ales los de Versailles
Ahora vas q sRber 10 cue es buanc.
AnGtoiio JGhfn invoc6 ante ID portsrfa ell
tsstimonio del portsFo. Ests ss hIzo sl dessn.
tsndldo dsetAi
NO me sofprenae NADIA, Ess hombEa ss
snemigo C. Thisrs y de TODD sl gobisrnc.
Jubin fue conducido 2 M solar Immediate
eolocAdo ante nm pslot6n de soldados.
Antss de morir, supo e tnocsnts tendayo
Gus 80 la soRdsnabE poE hahsE obeaeeid0 50
mujaF ? saeudido 81 ssrvillstR en- Ii eRlls antss
de EstirarlA de 10 vsntana.
-Ahi-murmur6 Anatolio Al casr-Haata
AhorA me habfR aconssiado msior mi pobrs
AIsiandrina
MOntjOysuM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04

Dsspaes de hAbsF visto sellpsArss Ia sstrs.
ilG de Luis Felipe de la Rsp6blica. utili-
ERdo Ia pFoIpeEidsd del imperial en- sus buenoa
tismpos, psnSRron loS aspoaoS Juhin an goEaE
de Eus rentAS, AcumulGdAa durAnte NsintG amos
de saclayltud eomsrciAl.
Anatolio, sl mRrido, hAbfA debutAdo come
moSo de cafe. HombHa de msdiAnA inteligen-
els, paro ayudAdo p0r una volnntad soda
prueba una sAlud inquebrAntRblsi no tArd0
sn AbRndonRr un ohsiO que no Ie ofrscfs todAs
las vsnsBiAs qua su Rmbiei6n rseamAb&.
Empls&do en- IN comsrclo do In calle de
AboDklF, aus aXcslenteE condiciones le hieis'
ron indispensable en- 10 casa, y dsspueI de ha'
bsr pRsRdo por todos los grades de Ia 1srSrqufs.
MeAb6 Dor sueedsF q sus principRlss. Entoncss
go cRB6 con Ale tsndrina Toupst, quisn habfA
Gonocldo AlsmpoH AtraS en- un& excursion cam
peStrs,
El sstAblscimisnto prosper6 de IN modo
sXtraordin&rlo, y al eRho de AlgunoR Bh1s al
mAtEimonlo eomenz0 penHRr rnuy ssrlRmen.
30 on EatFRTsa de los nsgociosi por mas que les
doliesa en- sxtEamo FenunciaT q los beneheloa
que 50 tisndA les proporcionRbS. Al fo, dss.
pues da una lArgs dslibsFAei6n, dscidisFon
vsndar In casa una YES teFminRdA 10 EXpoai-
ci6nds 1867.
Los sBposos Jubln Alquilaron an la aysnl'
dG de Ii GrRnds Armes IN quiuto plso, dssde
oil euAl ss dsScubrfa nm hori5onts euya existsn'
tSnciR no podfR ser EoEpschRda en- lA eaIlelds
AbouklE.
La tranouiidAd del mRtrimonio NO fue de
lAEgA duraciOn. No hAcfa A1n doee meEeS que
los Jubin diBfrutaban de lAS dslieiRs de su
qulnto pIso cuandO sstAll6 10 guerra. En
Itsmpo de Luis Felipe, A natol1o no tsnfA OPT.
MON. DurAnte Ii RspdbllcA, fuS rspu blicRno,
durants sl impsFio, impsPlAliBt2. Sin en-
barge, sl sitio enfri6 SuB sentimientos nRpo.
ls6nicoa, v, 1 coHR rAr& dssds ant6ncss los
sSposos Jubln tuvlsFon rsfidAs diseusioneB po.
liIlcRs.
- EIe hombrs nos hA engEfiAdo Eta
moH Vandidog i-sxclRmAba AnRtolio.
-GNo te d. veEgt 8n1a hRbar de aHe modo
del SmpsrAdorP-dsefa Aleiandrtns
No 10 odio p0squs nos hs sngRhRdo
Yilmsnsa.
-Tsn on ensnt& aas has hscho tu fortuna
5u,.',' -'- al impsEi9'
-Psro me ID ne EAbrado 20 ~ q snps'
FAdor. -,
Laa ideas de Jubiu, hAbisn tomedo tai
orlsntaci6n, que una vsE pYociAmada l& Oom-
mupe az indign6 eonntFA Theirs sosiuvo
los inuurractos CON 50 pAlAbra. Todo ssto pa
anbR ants In ehimsna& de su e&sR, Psro conao
an sl fondo no Ia dlsguGtAbR cue sus Veclnos
sonoeissan So mRnsrR de pansRr, nA1anan vs'
esG q IL portaEiG , ali hAefa gala de su pFots
si6n de fs lRmantRndo que su adAd no IL per-
mltIssa ampunAR nm tusll. 7 enendo reSofFlA
lRu cRllsn del hArrlo los gEupOs 10 sAlndshan,
dieI6ndols 81 B usnos dfas, eludAdano - Eato
hRlERRba en- sxtHsmo su vanidRd.
Su mujsE estRbR indigua con e. Al IAN
saE ma mirRdA al pAGRdo, en1ug&0ass .lss 10
rrlmas rseoFdando los A0reciantss a0oS dc
Ia calls de AbouklE. Vlvfa sntonesE mUehq
mas trRnauila J fslls. IQue tismpos tan ven.
tproEoSl Por mas que sc dijaERn psStsS de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04
Un estabIeCimientO
tipografico
Sc VENDE EN- PONCE

Una busnR prsnsa Marinoni, uua prensa
Liberty, una guiliotins, una prenaa da sacaP
pruebAs (SnltAn) = 152 csjas dc tpos en- par
fecto estAdo.
Cuenta con maa do cien caTRctsrss de ti-
pos titularaa en- fasntes shund&ntes comple
tas escrituras, tipo com6u sieta caractsrsa v
tipos de adorno. Oflas, v1nstas, y toda clasa
dc accessories para sl buen foncionAmiento de
uua imprentA.
El estRblecimiento tiena mobiiiRrio, an
81 90 puede editar IN psri6itco de regular ia
mA6o, hacer toda elase de- trab8 jos oeI ramo
Ss vende de cont&d1, . plAsos con docu-
menaos suscritos por nFmRs descontahlss en-
81 Cs9dito Ahorro Poneeno.
Para mas informes d1riiirse don Simon
Ko1as Nsgr6n, Ponce, sstRblecimiento EL
L0ltvTe. e.-Novlemhra 81. D,
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Ell Crimen de la Carretera
Fragmento de un artfcuIo
(Da La Vos de Ia PGtrta J

J
AL srfmsn no hA tsnido iam6s AliAei6n
pofnca no &c ha llamado iam6s liberal, nj
eonaervRdor repubilgano nj dsmocrRta. El
crfmen "a el cEfmen, supplements Sobrs 81
pesan sstus tres potsntss cRstlgos sl de las
ieyss, ell de tA concisneia pdolica sl de Dloa
VI he aquf como esos eastigos, preparan
how al cRmfno de una reAlidAd AbrumadorA Y
sonbrfR, & Ios eulpRblsB, que Sc buscan sn Ell
uYocsso dal elfmen de la SQasbrada de Oro, ,
como ma FepRraei6n soamne como un In :
minoao alumbramianbo do viRtud juEf1ica, an
81 ssno AgItRdisimo de ests epoeR de dsEsnfre-
nRdA dsmagcgla.
rs natural que aoFpEenda-sata soFpTesa
az advlarts-Al pueblo dssconsolAdo, el active
tvAbnfo cue ne hR hscho Ina en- los tribunalsa
de fuaaieia, Hohra aAts erfmen sin aiemplo ss
natural que Sc dude del sxIto de IL iusticia !;
&c naturaI que los espirltus, azorados con la
triunfante mRrchR dc In eriminAlfdad 81 el
pafs cream cue oil proeeao 90 gomedtA sl
eAstIgo una iluhi6n oil tribunal una prolon.
gaci6n dc ID asuAdPillaS. Ahl psro no 10
VsAmos todo baio el prisma de las deadichAs
nd blicas cue noh AsediRn ! v connemoa en- qus
podamoa Adn salvRr oil concspto honorAbilfsimo
de II Jnsticia y eonfemos en- que Adn qusda
an pis In magestRd de Ii Ley como I'M ampaEo
nara todos los ciudadAnOa.
LIZ gFRvodRd del proeeEO sobre oil ctiman
de In cRFPaAsFR de AhRseo, es solemnements
trs9ica. EB IN procsso seYio, llsvAdo con
habiItdad ea IN case dc iustieIA que pusde
aem al supreme aGfusrSo do 10 eoneisnciR hn-
mans pueatA Rl sarvIcIo dc In moral social, da
Ia dssgrasia, dc 10 yiudsdad dc les lAgrimas.s
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81 C6Iera en- FiIipinas

Apenaa Sc registrar "a dsfunciones del CO.
9 motoo ahASiso en- las isas de Negros
nsyasl ~ lAs eualas hiGo aquallR srfsPmsdad
~ obGtants la aAtisfaetoria DntieiR, en- los
pusrtos del osSts de los Eatados u nidos obser-
yass FgnrosA ylgilaneiA para todas las pEoce-
0snelAa del archipelago 6lipino.
Sfgaa los dAtoa rseogidos en- Manila, du-
LAhta 81 mss &c Noyismbrs 6ltimo fallscieron
sn Las islAs invAdidAG nor In euidemia, ucho
mil personals
El ndnsro &c eaGoS slsvaus MI dobls 10 IL
sitAdR eantidRd.
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NOSTALGIA

Madrs del eorAs6n, mAdrs qusridR,
Ds u me sspAI6,
Y dsGds snt6neoS mi AsaroGa vida
Con GalmR sopoFt6.
Sin Illusion, sin rs, ain algeria,
Sin eariho nj hogar.
A nRdlo cuento In desdicha mia,
N Nhdis me v6 lloraP.
TodoS me Green faliz, y de t&l suerts
Hs llsRado hnglE
Q1s, engGfiRdR tRmblen, hRGtR la muarte
No acortR mi Bnfrir.
YyA no pusdo mks dc 10 RmaFguFR
La cop& hRHta In has
lie de 1EnFsR.... Mi nggFA dasVsntuKA
AeAhe de una VsE
Leila
NovlsmbFs "a de 1908.
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POBRES N|NOS.....!
MADREs De AMLIS Old Ell JUGnsO COHsJO De vEsRO MtOGO

iios medcnas anuncada
mente antes oir opinion vuestro m6co
Rico cOnciencia
deje de convenir decimos
em0isones asf namadas GASA DE PESCADOS
del mo Congreso para
trata de Ia tuberculosis decidieron
gados chaz complete del acete de baaao atende
do vao medicinal sabor
torDos CASTRO intestnales que
No hay medico nj armac6uco que
sema de elaboration de la Emulsion de
uy cierto) grasa
ndigea empean verifar emulsion
sultandO ntOrabe
d6bles craturas de los pobres enfermos.
81 estas emuiones les anade <guayacos
d. como No tratamo de discutir e
ustancas solo deben tomae medan
crpcton facutatva.
pude emplearse guayacol
antsepco pulmonar Peo nj to-
necetan reconsyene
tuberculosis deben tomar guayacol
m6co quien deb recetaro los oportuno
81 MARROW Que no
ene repugnante bacalao
nj an est6mago Reconstuye los organismos
bien enmedad condolences cmato6gas
aci digestion perfectamente asmabe opon6ndo
q ningdn tratamiento.
LACTO MARROW copuesto xMedula> u6tano) de los
vrfca ndigesta gonna
de acte de bacaao n6 de huevos EcIr1
terias farinacea fmntos dgesvo escogdos
puestoss g. vehculo ~leche erelada,
todos rqufsimos principos medicinae alimentcos
Preguntad repetimos vuestro m6dco 81 que
medicina verdad
econstuyene
nmedaos esuitados que
lentasa como
general empre desee econstu ORGANISING empo-
brecido.
AL FALL0 ILUsTRADA CLAsE MEDIOA NOS sUGETAMos
tO-AHaTrow
dice O que es demuestra 10 que vale
EactO- Marrow Go. QuimicOs New York
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"El CARNIVAL"

NJ n6msFO "a de ssts almpktlco ssmAna-
rio, que diEijS oil amigo BArrsiro, nos ofrsee
OIL rstrAto de 10 sg6lribM HoFteneia VAPsla,
eompstsnts mAsstrR pusEtorriquenA, sl de
los lehorss don T5mks BsrnArdini de Is II usr.
ss, hcsneiado en- deFseho, don Pedro J. Raj
uIfIss stsnieida1 muy conoeldo on In isla.
MI nzlo, somo Aiamprs, Rmeno y vAriado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04
UtuadO

Rueg0 los ssnores suserItorss de La DE
MoCRACIA que debsn suacripcionss vsneidas, ae
afFvAn pagRrlAs cuanto antss q estA agencia.
En- case cOntrario, ae les suapendsE6 ell peRi6-
dico, dAndoss eusnta &l Administrador do .oa
que embroIlen . Ii smpress, para que sAlgAa
sus nombrss sn sl cuAdro negro.
FL Agente,
s. Iglesias YordSn.
5-a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04
EN TAN GER
(MARRUEO0S)

Dlean ds Tkngsr qua IS haIlan surtos en-
Rquel puerto vRrios cruceros de guerra ingle-
der, con mas fasrza que nunca, 10 rsvolueI6n
en- MaFruscos.
Sc cres que sl sultkn no podrk dorninar .
los rebsldss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04
a A-VI.o

a pArtir del 90 de Oetubra pr6xfmo voIvs.
rkn = tacAr an Ponce los vsporss de ID &Rsd
D. Llns,S aZuliAS y GMaracatbo,D p admitiendo
csgga y pasageros On viags dtrecto para New
York. Gportunamsnte ss pubIiear6 aI nuavo
ttinaraPio.
Agantas: Moralez J Ca.-Ponea. d.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-09-11
CHAPTER KIT

When the plunging carriage and its
yelling escort of pursuers were gone,
Griswold sat up and felt for broken
bones. Happily there were none, and
in trice he was afoot and on his
way back to the Belle Julie" the
handouts hidden by bit of bagging.
The flank movement was not of i'm
pulse; it was only the carrying out
of plan well defined at the outset:
the determination to do the thing
that the professional robber would
not do.
The mate was at the heel of the
footplank when he went aboard, and
he saw the manacles.
eli, there, Gavitt!" he called,
what's to pay with you now?"
Griswold explained in barest out
line.
"Who was it, then? Thugs, sup
pose, after your bit of pay, and the
cop hustled the wrong man, av
course How come We to get foot
loose?"
LEGGED it. But I can't get these
off," :
I'LL bet you can't: Come with me-;