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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

ings with you; If she does not know you.
How does the idea strike your
ct think 1 may engage to bring the
young woman to, see you, Or to take you
TO see her, or a meeting may be arranged
for at any/place or time. Do you desire
t. make such an appointment?
ST am very busy today. 1 refer you for
information to my attorney, Deiancey
Nicoll.''
Then we are to understand that you
decline to see Miss Anderson
Now, see here, I am very busy.
But, Mr.. Goelct, Mr.. Anderson seems
to insinuate that YOU know something
about this affair Would not the easiest
way to refute the whole thing be to see
Miss Anderson"
Mr. Goelet got away from his stereo-
typed uttersnce to answer, II don't see
Why when he curbed his tongue, and
continued: For any Information, you
must see my attorney, Delaney Nicol.
Then I am to understand that you de-
cline definitely. to see Miss Anderson? You
are represented to- have spent thousands
Of dollars to prove that Abeei is the man
who deceived the girl. and yet you wish
TO be understood to be unwilling TO see
her and settle the whole affair, 50 far as
you are concerned? So you decifne?'
~ haven't declined-that is-well-for
any information 1. must refer you to my
attorney, Dlancey NicoIl.'
Then, if you have not declined, will
you consider a proposition TO see the
girl?''
II tell you that / am very busy today.
But IT may be arranged SO that not
half a minute OF your time shall be TAX
en- And. besides, the meeting need not
necessarily take place. today"
II must refer you for any information
TO my attorney, Delaney Nicoil.
Delaney Nicoll. attorney for Mr.. Rob-
ert Goelet. was little more communicative
than his millionaire client, save that he
was emphatic in. his declination to make
any move He was seen at his home. at
No. q East Thirty-ninth street. When
told the substance of Mr.. Goelet's in
terview, he said.
Il know that Mr.. Goelet had a talk
with you, for he Immediately afterward
telephoned me the fact. No. do not think
that any good could come out of my
client seeing Miss Anderson
do you not appreciate that the elder
Abeel makes a yelled threat that he will
expose a plot upon the part OF several
young millionaires. which makes the
younger Abeel the stalking horse, and
that some persons suppose that a refec-
ton is thus cast upon Mr.. Goelet? Do you
not think that it would forever settle the
question whether the young woman is
acquainted with Mr. Goelet for him to let
her see him. ---..
NO. AIR. Goelet is a wealthy young
man, whose position is unexceptionable.
and 1 shall not permit him to see Miss
Anderson"
Miss Anderson is a respectable and
ladylike young person: and it might be
suggested that Nh. Gocler win not be
lowering himself so much in seeing her."
NO. indeed Mr. Goelet has already
spent thousands of dollars in search Of
this Abeel. He has sought to bring him
to justice, and is still trying to do So
But he will not call upon Miss Anderson.
or permit her TO call upon him. It is al
together preposterous. you know. We
couldn't think of such thing. Good
night"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
The Choctaw Houte.
KANSAS CITY. MEXICO G. ORE
RAILWAY CO.
TIME Il a Ri L.

In Effect June It'll 1908.
No. /, Mail and Express. leaves
Wichita daily .................... 7:5o a. m
Wichita daily ................... 700 p. m.
No. II. Local Freight, leaves An
thony daily except Sunday ..-.10:45 a. N.
Connecting with Missouri Pa
ciic train leaving Wichita at
$40 a. IN. This train will. be
held at Anthony until the Mis-
souri, Pacific arrives.
Ne. IS, Local Freight, arrives at
Conway Springs daily except
Sunday at ................... 2:45 p. m.
Connecting with Missouri Pa
cific for Wichita.
Trains at Wichita arrive and depart
from the Missouri Pacific station, corner
Douglas avenue and Wichita street.
The Orient Railway now operates its
trains as far as Fairview. o. ].
/. r. SHERWIN. Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
TRINITY COLLEGES ACTION.
Viii Largely Decide incorporation of
coIteoe in Dublin University.


London, Dec 81 correspondent of the
London Times, writing from Dublin. says
tl,at the action of the government on the
Irish university question now depends al
together on the action of Trinity college
Recent discussion in the press has. he
declares, satisfied Mr. MynGham that
very large body OF public opinion. both
in ireland and in England. is definitely
histile TO his scheme fer the incorpora-
ton of a Roman Catholic college IN the
University of Dublin. IL Trinity college.
as represented BY its governing authority.
the board sides with this opposition. the
idea of introducing a bin on Mr. Nynd-
hams lines an the next session OF par
lament will be abandoned But If the
board intimstes that il is prepared 10 ae-
cept~ his proposals. or even 10 CONSIDER
them In a friendly Spirit. there Is every
probability that the bill VIII be intro
duced. II the hoard reject the scheme.
and the bill is consequently abandoned.
the uext step. probably. will be tho APP
pointment OF royal commission 10 con-
slider the whole relations Of Trinity col
lege and the University Of Dublin II the
present position OF higher education IN
Ireland Last Nares the board adopted
resolution protesting against the es-
;ahlishmsnt Of dr-ccnlinaa NAL college
IN tla University CT Dublin. and express
Ing its readiness to provide facilities
for The catecheiicsl sR- religious In
s,ruction Of Roman Catholic stusen1s by
lectures. examinations, ard tie superHi-
sion of their religious observations by
clersynen CT their OWN church, : fSsnce
then the attitude OF the members has
been modified. aud the decision CO the
board Is II doubt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Frisco sys:.m.
Wichita and Western.

No. az, Pratt & E.nyrnaa Pas
sen ger, except Sunday ... IL ec a m
No. 41s. Pratt and Kirgmen ac-
COM, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday .................... 20 p n
Leave.
No. al, King:nan and Pratt Pas
senger. except sunday .......... Is p q
NO. fIS, kins!nan and Pratt Ac-
CON Monday Wednesday and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

DesPon5ercy Is the chset cause Q: So
eide. snd busiresz loses are ra0se Fc,ent
factors II driving s3Siy.dua.s 90 tie c1rz-
.rIsssca cf rash deeds than 81 hath. r.
sanity. disappointment In Ieys, OF ssr0as
dr!az-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway


WEST bUUND.
Leave Daily,
No. u. Texas vestibuled Ex.... e:53 p m
no. IL, Texas Fast Express........ 500 a m
no Dc, Daily, except Sunday. $40 m
EAST BOUND.
Leave Daily.
NO. l.. Chicago Vestihrled Ex.... $50 a m
NO IL, x. G. and Eastern Ex.... 1880 p m
NO 90 Daily, except Sunday. 1:3o p m
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1903-04-17
Chair of Domestic Economy.

At the last meeting Of the board of
regents OF the Agricultural college a new
department was established to be known
as the department of domestic economy.
The object OF this branch will be TO fur
nish practical lessons in the art Of cook
ing to the young women attending the
institution. The Pullman school has
been behind many of the other institu
tiOns OF it's kind in this matter and the
board is to be congratulated that the
department has at last been established.
ln many of the older agricultural col
leges and schools Ofscience and industry
this department has been one of the
main features, the object OF which is to
enable the student to gain practical
knowledge in the art of cooking. Not
only will the girls be taught to make
bread, pies and cake like their mothers
used to make, but they will be taught
the science OF food stuffs, which is one Of
the great essentials in modern cookery.
A professor for this department has not
yet been selected, but the board will
probably choose one at the meeting in
June
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1903-04-17
Saturday, April IL.

After seriously shooting and wound
ing Miss Ceiba Young. a handsome
young woman OF Little Rock, Ark, Will
Alexander, 80 years of age, killed him
self. 1t is thought that Miss Young will
recover.
A terrific storm has done great dam.
age in the gas belt of Indiana. Several
valuable stock barns were burned by
lightning and in South Marion 10 per.
sons were stunned by a bolt that tore
away part of the roof of dwelling.
A fast flying Royal Blue train on the
Baltimore & Ohio, running between New
York and Washington, ran 20 miles
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1903-04-17
MERGBR is A TRUST
right Against Monopoly Won
by Attorney General Knox
Opinion of Court knocks Out An
Arguments for the Merger
Blow at Jerseys Laws.

In deciding the Northern sacrr;t;oa
case the United states circuit CONT - .
appeals holds that:
The merger DESTROYED comnetitior ho
tween the Northern Pacific and Gra"+
w, onerh oy destroying the motive for il
oucn combination would have been
violation of the Sherman anti trust
law, II formed by individuals.
:, Acts done by corporations are Illegal
II the same would have been illegal If
done by natural persons.
The Securities Company has power 70
suppress competition, and has provided
fIr so doing.
The New Jersey charter of the com.
pany is no shield against the oDeration
OF the law, for the New Jersey law al.
lows interpretations only 'for any law
ful purpose"
Aside from this restriction. any state
law is void so far as it gives powers to
violate the anti trust act.
The plea that the government can do
nothing because the merger is already
cOnsummated is bsu d.
Though the plea that the objects and
ELECTS OF the merger are to confer n pub.
llc benefit may be true, still the merger
is illegal.
The decree forbids the voting of stock
IN the merged roads by the Northern
Securities Company, forbids the railroad
companies to submit to any influence of
the Securities Company. and orders TINT
lhe railroad stock held by the Securities
company may be exchanged again for
It's own stock with the persons from
"hom 1t was acquired or others.
st. Paul, April 9.-The position of the
United States government in the suit
brought against the Northern Securities
Company, the Northern Pacific and
Great Northern Railways and individual
officials and directors of these com
pauies, was sustained in the decision
handed down IN the United States circuit
court OF appeals IN this city today. The
case was originally brought in the
United States district court here, but
under special act OF congress- was
taken at once to the court OF appeals.
whlch court was to expedite the hearing
and decision OF the Gaze in every manner
possible. The taking Of testimony in
this city and New York lasted for sever
al weeks, and the arguments in st. Louis
before Circuit Judges Caldwell, Sanborp.
mayer and Vaudeyenter took several
days. The decision of the court was
written by Judge Thayer, and was filed
ID this city, where the original action
was instituted An appeal to the United
States supreme court will be taken i'm
mediately All four judges concurred iu
the conclusions OF the court, t,hich we're
stated by Circuit Judge Thaver.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1903-04-17
Shamrock III.

All true lovers OF sport in this country
will look forward with much interest to
the arrival of the new cup challenger.
Shamrock Ill, which the English people
expect will lift the cup this year While
America has held the supremacy in yacht
building for years she also holds the su-
premacy in medicine. Take Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters as an example. No
other country in the world has been able
to produce medicine so good to restore
the appetite. build up the run down sys-
tenn in the spring or to cure nausea, in
digestion, fatulency, dyspepsia, consti-
pated bowels, biliousness or malaria,
fever and ague. 1t il therefore deserving
of a trial Be sure to get the genuine
with our Private Stamp over the neck of
the bottle. 1t will cure you.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1903-04-17
KNOX WINS THE VICTORY.
Suit Was Brought on His Advice
and Was Conducted by Him.

PttsbuTg, April 9.-When informed of
the decision in the Northern Securities
merger case, d. I. " atson, special cOun-
sci Tor the government, said:
1.-The credit for the victory belongs to
Attorney General Knox. He first
thought the case through, and arriving
at the conclusion that the formation OF
the Northern Securities Company and
it's acquisition OF the majority Of the
stock of the Great Northern and North
ern Pacific was violation OF the Sher-
man anti trust law, he 80 positively ad-
vised the president and instituted the
case. de has cOuTageousIy and honestly
pressed the case, and the decision fully
sustains him in his course"
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1903-04-17
CITY Property for Sale.

Lot 50x90 and 4room house, in north
end, below freight depot. Price $3.50,
terms easy. Address P. 0. Box 141,
Colfax.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1903-04-17
ALL OVER TnB Union
Inc important News of a Week
In Condensed Form.
happenings and Matters of Interest
reported from all Sections
of the Country.
Wednesday, April 3.

Wo tornadOes are reported from the
south, one in Arkansas and the other
ia Alabama. In the Arkansas storm it
is reported that nine persons we're killed
ahu number OF Others seriously injured.
III the Alabama storm twelve people
were Killed and four fatally Injured.
President Roosevelt is in the Yellow.
stone National park and for the next 16
Gays ne expects TO enjoy complete rest
ana cessation from public duties. He
VIII oe IN almost constant communica-
tlon with Secretary Loeb at Cinnabar.
but nothing except of the utmost i'm
portance will be referred to him.
Worlds records are being smashed
with frequency by che ships of the North
Atlantic squadron, now at target prac-
tice Oh the coast of Florida. The Iii
nols lowered the record for accuracy
with IL inch guns and the Iowa took
the record for six FOUNDERS
Five thousand dollars worth of petit
coats were stolen from the Offices of
hiatZpO Mishkend, clothing dealers,
NO. LII Lispenard street. New York, The
iron doors were blown open and the
goods extracted, the robbery not being
discovered until the next day.
Seven hundred painters are on a strike
at Newark, N. j., for higher wages. 1t
Is not expected that the strike will con-
tlnue long as concessions will probably
be made
Creditors of the dry goods commits
sion firm of Dresser & Co, of New York,
representing about 81 100000 of the
$7l,OO0,O00 for which the company
failed on March last, are told that Mr..
Dresser, president, would provide within
30 days for the payment Of the $780,
600 unsecured liabilities
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1903-04-17
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. E. W. Groves signature is on
each box. Price 25 cents.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1903-04-17

Largest aud most complete stock of
Adams brushes ever brought to the city.
Pioneer Drug Store.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1903-04-17

Money to loan on city property. II.
Fl. Vermilyeo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-17

La raZ1n y IR Jusf1c1E nos ac1mpa-
ian Y quay de los slcarl0s 81 dla de sc
gatSc20 TGzsGl, No les guedEr8 01ro RENE
odo, Cue huIr aterrados una vez asomen
p0r Or1eute los prfmeros destell0s del
sol de L. re1encI6n 8 esR in trRnscan-
dental debe de coadyuTar todR persona
sensEtR, hOurada = sBr7E que Sc sIenta
cEpaZ Gle s0stener con TBrgIlBuzz- "a dig
nidad y Ell prestigio Gle Sis ldeales.
Este movimiento honroso. que aquf
como en casi tod0s los puBblos De IL
islG- Sc opera deutro 6e las hnesbes re
pubIlcanas, no erRem0s deba axtraTlarle
81 DIrecbOrl0 de uuestra colecrITidaa.
pues vlend0 este COMO Sc desgulcla 81
partid0: por los nRfEndos Drocedimlen-
tos de III sInn1mBr0 de poIIticasbros
AmblCl0sos, que una vez cue So 97203s5G97
IN el H5Gci5t0- 0lV1dEn p0r complete Ill
pueblo que les di6 sas sufraCios. No in
terpQnB 81 iegfbiTna RutOrldad pBra ha-
Ger cue So resp8t8n los darechos In2Iie-
nables que LIZ plGtaf0rnR del pzrbiao les
concede los one astzmos as1a1uld0s
8ajo sus bases d0ctrinarlas
No le extra1lB pues. al rBfBr1do Di-
rect0r1O- que 81 paslv1dad 1nREplicable.
de lugEr cue Los repubIicanos honra-
uOs nos aXhGiern0s y6 en- medic de ma
sI1uacl6n 1ns0steulble por Iodos eoncep-
tos- puBs nan IIegRdo & tai extreme las
c0sRs glG6 u 2eDaE5Jsc110 que ne 1a1lLfs 4a5
81 50n1e1e 8erg6Jn1e7a5e 81 Jas ea5egeac5G8 de
bOs 1esD05Gs zaer0rz07a0s- Sc eEponR InCi1s-
tIbienHnrea 4 caer euTaelto entire gRrro-
punRles de Hns camErllla de aseslnos-
les " perd0naT1dRs = Tu1Enes- c2zH6a9aaLe8
6a1StfQs7z5ea5t2a, one esos nerones u1IlzAn
para 1mpOner Sd autor1dEd y 81 g0biern0
p0r la fnerza. Y 81 es1R Sc anade L.
paTrOcInEcl6n vergonzosR De c1ert0s
JueeaGlIlos,. Y = apgyo zncaEihcahle de
algunos pollcfRs 1nsElares- hacls esq es-
cOT1E putre1Rc1a y asquBr0sa ID
p0den0s mB10s que not2r L. fRlta que
hace la Gnardia Civil espaflols que
pesar de SIS 0efect08, era q terror de
los 5anCid0s y L. salvRguGrctia de los
hoD brBs honrados ! pansar que es5o
sucede en- plena domination REPL BIICA-
Ma! OH iMEldltos sean los qne FL
n0rnbre de LIZ Ebertad. De L. IRsricia =
del derech0, e1torpecen T1llEnamBute- ID
regeneration de IN pueblo, dign0 de
melor suerGel iMALDTTos SEAN Los II
RAMOS DE MI PATRIA
In REPU BLICANO HONRAD0.
GuayamR, AbriI de 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-17
S0lonnpS Cult0S en- SdDala gr1n1p

Con grGn s0lennldad Sc han ceIe-
bradO en esta parroaulG. los cuItos de
5emana Santa.
AuesIr0 Ilusrrado T TIrbuoso parro-
Cd padre Lebrbn, & pesar de encontrar-
Sc solo, no ha oEnlbld0 nada : Ii hacho
TODD 10 que pue1e hacerse en una vica-
re de mis- de III sacerdote 5olamante
81 gran cello antusiasrno reIigloso n2
poaido resisbIr tanto traba1o
Adenas de los cultos oflcios de
costum hre, Il celebrado 81 eLavatorio.
y 81 sermon de las S5ie1B Pa4labras. cue
di1o Nues1ro Senior tJesucr1sbo en 81 Ar
Dol de Ia Cruz-
L pesET Gle ser tai espaC1osa L. 1gle-
sla de este pueblo resultahs nuy De-
queTTs para dEr cablda 4 la mnltI1ud Gle
1eles que Gsls1IG1 & tai soIamnas acbos.
Es1aba muE blen rBpreseutado FL
CaITGr70 Y adeTnas doce niTIos Fesfiaos
de ap6s1oIes- E acbo res1Ib5 uuy tier
NJ y c0nrnovedor Fl monunauto es-
tabR haeho con verdadero gus1o artis-
tico.
Recibieron ia 5agrada Communion.
81 JueTes Sauto, mss &c 2Q0 1ales.
Ia procession del 1an1o Eutierro
resuIt6 tamblBn muT solaune = concu-
rr1d2. Aslst1eron rs zsociaciones dal
Sagrado Coraz6n de JesfIs. F7ijas De
Maria Szn Rafael : la ascuaIa donini-
cal con Sis correspondientes estandEr-
tes.
La Religion 10 decae nunca, cuan-
do hay en los pueblos u sacerdote Co
mo 81 padre Lebr6n- cue sabe mEutener
81 or1isn 81 81 temple p con trH.1o afable
: gran cello apost6hco, atrae las alrnas
FL Gumpliniento de sus deberes raIiglo-
SOS Los verdaderos cat6licos d. este
pueblo. nos sa1tImos orguLI0sas &c be-
1er III pErroc0 lie tan celosas v1rrudes.
que honra ai clero puertorrioue1o.
IN CAToT4c0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-17
Este perddico es eI de mas circulation en- Ia isla

Izquierdo 81 FilipInGs, La p1erua dere-
cha an Istu6n- L. Izquierda 81 Burgos.
aqu1 yacen Sis ras10s.
In acreedor sorprende 81 daudo
e0ul6ndose III pET0-
-iParece lInposi bic qne No pague 10
que NE dahs + fangR Talor De conner pa-
10 81 MI pressnclal
Isl suple~a nor que me 10 como.
me- tHndrfa compRBi6nl
-5Po+ que Sc 10 Gomez
-.Porque ID puedo mEutenerlol
-5Que pasa aE12
Ks IL c&b&llo que Nd Qulere tIrar
del coche: en vez de aFGnzRr recula-
-Puas cue lo engRnchen aI revas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-17
AZAE4AR

sol Gle la juveutud. resplGndeelenbe-
uesae ell cent I'll clar1dRd e1Tias
S III uuevo hogRr quR arroboladO haDlas
con tu primer destello an Ell OrIenbe.
baJo los ravos de tu luz ardlsube
y El hechlz0 de tus rrutuRs aleErIRs-
encanrados Buc6densa los dIRs.
Ia VIDA en DEE. sin arrensi6n La manIe-
Del aupio cielo qIle q cruzEr te AprBs-
ttasl
ATEDZE 4 las reClones del 0cas0.
Llendo cunbres y oyrEnd0 CuestRs-
NJ ias neDlas cue sElrJan d tu pRs0,
prRnaan sus Easas de azur. dispuesbas
refelar Los iris del Ocas0.
BALBENO DATA1a0s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-17
REPUBLICANOS CONTRA REPUBLI(ANOS


ETuraTEuse 8uefsEr0s cgrrBllEI0na-
mos De Salinas, cue el alcElde de es1a
aiuaad. don Fernando L9gD Ninas. das-
alEz q unAnImE EBz de pr0tasLa de los
aabItRntes de aqnBl pOhl2do v0z de
uroresra repeEmos, surglda p0r los va
rBg0porraDies desRclarros de la canRrl-
Ila 1uspta y degradaola cue Eli este pue-
nla Sc aa propuest0 acabar con t0do 10
gue da prHstIglo y hl,ura aI partido re-
nubieano local No Sc extrAnen nues-
rros amigos de- Salinas de lE repr0cl1a-
nie actItua. del caclcastr0 algreid0. f.
iense an lo que les esta sucediend0 en
este pueblo los l6vHnes don CaEetAno
Fus1sn Morales Y don Antonio Lebr6n
Gomez. los uulcos rBpubligEn0s. cue
r-as grandes sRcr1hcaos. abandonaron
aoui. sus b0gGres pErn prCpagEr La doc
-rIna aue sus1Bn1R uuessTra cciectiTidad.
0BtBulenao como pag0 81 1ruct1fBra
labor la Ingra1lDud, el divide Y Ia des-
consideration mas bc,chorn0sR Ffjen-
x. repetImos. Ell Ell procBoar Dor tOclos
egucep1os Inc0rrecbO de ese 4102J5sy1GZa
u1aeva0. con los caballer0s col Edgar
dD Vaz1ueZ " dou Juan Dalmgu- verca-
daros prRsmElos de nues1ro partld0;
arEn fIiandose en al dascarado desD0tis-
mo aqui reInAnre, puets este as Una Ver-
daaera diuas1ia donde dos 5 tres tArni-
Las. reaccl0uIs12s Iu1irEusl gB1Bes h2s1R
aver. se Rst6n 1enefLlanao. de La labor
ho1radR de los rBpubhcanDs de presIl-
gIOs. uua para 5ald6I = escarulO De la
Justicla- estan pOstergados p0r una pan
dilla Gle desvergonzadDs adulones.
C1urenplen ese llefRsto cuadro del
,H4y Eke
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-17

a Los 5Isrlnguld0s caDaLler0s cue
el dias a1ras se Inscri biar0n 81 Ell Iibro-
reEIsIro cue los GrepubilcEnos h0urRdOsS
Aamos alberto con HI iii laudAble y re
Ea1eraaor. les augurAmos IN 6xIto ha-
lagador e1 los proFeGtos por ellos pro
pUEsl0s.
Las Ouenas 1dea.s, GEnque cuesbe1
su uasErrollo. uua lucina teuaz y perse-
verEutE siBmpre 1IIIutGI- cuGnd0 SOLO
Sc necesIIa diGuldad. decoro T cITIsmO
pRrl c-manrGr sus !ylorlas. Adelante,
pues. " no desnayEr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-17
PenSan7ientOS

In h0nbre guaroa melor 81 secreto
agsu0, que 81 sUy0 prDpl0; una nIUJer,
por FL coutrRT7o guEro2 mElor 81 secre-
10 one 81 RgHn0.
P0r mai que piense III hombre dc
una rnuier. nunca legEr6 10 que es1a
piensa de 81.
En una EbrBr1z:
In cabaIlero de aspecbo grave dice
al EbrerD-
-Qulsiera algo de historic
-PerfectAmaute. V0Y oar listed
los cJ1 1ltim0s d1as de P0npevas
P0npeya. 5de one muri52
In san0rR 3 81 nErIcio:
-5Quk escandzIo! LAS dos de La
rnHnana. 5Es nora de veu1r casa2
y 5qu6 v0T hacer 81 Nd queda
"a uingt1n cafe abiert03
Ezuitafio de III inv6Iido-
eEs1e Is Fl cnzrto sepulcro de Don
Elifanio Caicanares dej5 d br2z0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-17


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