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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-03-25
JAPSACA|N ATTACK THE PORT
RUSSIAN COMMANDER COMPELS
THEM TO RETIRE.
Whole Japanese Squadron Engaged
Was Early Morning Fight = Gear
Lost Four Killed and Nine Wounded
One Japanese Battleship Hit by .
She'll -Japs Retired.

St. Petersburg, March 23.-The en-
porer has received the following tele-
gram from Viceroy Alexieff:
Lieutenant General Stoessel reports
that at mic n ght of March 81 japanese
torpedo boats were seen by our search
lights Our guardship and fort bat
teries opened fire on them the firing
lasting 20 minutes. At O'Clock in
the morning the attack was renewed.
cat $3.50 O'Clock in the morning four
of the euemy's ships appeared from the
south, followed by the whole squadron
of II ships and eight torpedo boats.
Our squadron left the roadstead to
met the enemy. At O'Clock the enc
my's battleships opened fire Oh Liaotsin,
after which they took up position be-
hind the rocky eminence of Liaotsin
and bonn barded Port Arthur
A later telegram to the emperor says:
According to supplementary dis
patch from Lieutenant General Stoessel
the enemy's fleet consisted of six battle
ships and ~ cruisers About O'Clock
in the morning 1.-THE fleet divided, the
battIeships and the torpedo boats TAX
ing up position between Liaotsin and
Golumbinia bay pigeon bay), while
the cruisers formed to the south and
east of Port Arthur. At 9:20 the battle
ships Rctvizan opened fire over tho
crest of Liaotsin against the enemy's
battleships, which replied by firing on
the town. Meanwhile our fleet formed
up in line in the outer roadstead.
About II O'Clock the canaonade slack
ened and the japanese fleet, renniting,
drew off slowly to the southeast and
at 1880 had disappeared.
During the bonn hardment four SOL
diers were killed and nine wounded.
Que soldier on the shore was bruised"
Vice Admiral Max aroff s report:
cat midnight of March 21 two Of
the enemy's torpedo boats approached
the outer roadstead but were discovered
by the searchlights of the batteries and
fired upon by the forts and by the gun
boats Bobr and Otvatzuy. They were
obliged to retire.
"a second attack was made at 4
O'Clock in the morning by the torpedo
Doats, which was repulsed. At day
break three detachments of the enemy's
fleet, consisting of six battleships, six
cruisers and six second and third class
cruisers and eight torpedo boats, ap-
preached from all sides.
At z O'Clock our squadron COM
menced to leave the inner harbor, the
cruisers leading, with the Askold fly
ing my flag at her head and the battle.
ships following.
1.-The enemy's battleships approached
Liaotsin and fired 100 shells from their
IL inch guns at Port Arthur ard 1870
shells at the environs of the town.
Our shells, fired at a range of 80
cables, We're we'll placed. About 10
O'Clock japanese battlship was
struck by a shell and retired. We lost
one man during the bomardment which
ceased at l O'Clock when the enemy's
ships reassembled and after passing
along the outer roadstead drew off
without attacking our fleet.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-03-25
MobiIizine In Turkestan.

According to the st. Petersburg cor
respondent Of the Matin. member Of
the Russian imperial fanny has de-
clared that the mobilization of troops
is proceeding actively in Turkestan.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-03-25
The Lewis Crusade to St. Louls-on-the
Mississippi.

The Lewis Crusade to St. Louls-on-the-
Mississippi.
All persons of the name of Lewis,
their relatives and friends in America,
are preparing for the crusade of the
Lewis clans to the Worlds Fair in the
historic and progressive city of their
name, the city of st. Louis, Mo-, on
Lewis Day, Friday, September %, 1904,
in honor of the memory of their distin-
guished tribesman, the renowned ex-
plorer, Captain Meriweather Lewis.
This days marks the 9Sth anniversary
of the triumphant return of the Lewis
& Clarke expedition of discovery to
the Pacific.
The crusade to and exercises on
Lewis Day will be conducted under
the auspices of Loyal Lewis Legion,
the national, patriotic, fraternal, his
torical and genealogical society of Lew
Uses and their klnsmen within three de.
grees of relationship.
The Supreme Hall of Heraldry and
Records of the Supreme Castle of l.
L. L. is in charge Of Judge Nathan B.
Lewis, West Kingston, Rhode Island,
who is supreme herald of the legion.
The people of the Pacific coast will
be interested to learn that the legion
has secured August IL, 1905, as Lewis
Day at the Lewis & Clarke exposition
to be held in Portland next year.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-03-25

1t is hard for churches to grasp the
law that when they are dead they
have to be buried.
The sign Of the dollar is the one
most sought by this sinful generation.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-03-25
Rubber Goods Cost Mora

A circular has been sent out to the
trade by the United States Rubber
company announcing an advance of 7
per cent on all classes of rubber foot
wear. to take effect immediately.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-03-25

prosperity is liable to turn the
christian race into q dull trot.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-03-25
Alabama conaressma, Dead.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ctas.
district died in this city of pneumonia
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-03-25

and unremitting and has resulted IN
two of the Gingles brothJrs being sent
10 the penitentiary on charges OF rob-
berry and counterfeiting, the capture
of another brother, who is in Jail at
Yakima, and the death OF Jack Gingles.
1t is soon expected another brother
will be under arrest. and a pal, rs one
Of trio of burglars, is also in jail.
From the moment the door was bro
ken in up to his death the bandit utter
ca no word. Awakened from sleep and
with the dim light only to show him
what had happened, he was in posses-
sion Of his senses instantly. and the
only thing that saved one or more
wounds for the officers was the fact
that Gingles shot from below, while
laying on his back or side. The bullets
went over the heads of the deputies
and entered the ceiling.
The entire affair did not consume
over five minutes from the time the
officers reached the cabin door until
Gingles was dead.
An examination at the cabin reveal
ed that Gingles was prepared for
deadly fight. He had received letter
from certain persons warning him that
the officers were close on his trail and
advising him to get out Of the country.
This he had arranged to do as soon
as he had corded the wood he cut for
Brown.
That he was aware Of his danger was
shown by his buying a quantity of am
munition and having his rife and re-
volver ready at hand. Alongside of the
bed, or trunk, in the cabin was Win
chester 1880 containing nine cart
ridges. Around his waist, underneath
his nightshirt and over his under
clothing was strapped cartridge belt
filed with rife and revolver cartridges
and in the holster. which evidently was
strapped across his stomach handy to
reach, was long 80 ealiber Colts on
Al frame.
Gingles is said to have been 35 years
of age. He was five feet nine or 10
inches in height, with dark hair and a
light brown moustache. thin featured,
with heavy. coarse black eyebrows, yet
withal fairly good looking and respect
able in appearance.
For IS years past the Gingles broth
ers have been source of terror in
parts of Washington and Oregon,
where they have long been known as
bad men, ready to steal or shoot at
every opportunity.
Tho 6nad 1nn1nd a @
the coolest and nerviest of the family
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-03-25
Died In Officers Grasp.

Deputy Pugh, who had been advanc-
ing, was in direct line. as was Deputy
Sheriff Doak. Mr.. Pugh fired first just
as the outlaw fired a second time.
Gingles switched his gun to his left
hand and fired again. Just as Mr..
Pugh leaped on the PROSTATE form and
knocked the gun aside Mr.. Doak fired
and the gun dropped from the outlaws
hand.
Pugh bore down on the man. but an
instant later felt the bandits muscles
relax, and Immediately loosened his
hold, knowing he was badly wounded.
AS light was struck, the officer, who
kept hold of one arm. felt tremor,
and as he turned to raise the man in
the bed Gingles began gasping. Five
minutes later he was dead.
It has been just three years since
the chase after Jack Gingles and four
brothers was taken up in earnest. For
a year past the pursuit has been close
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09
Maunab0 0hr6r0.

En- este pueblo eziste una L MON
Obrera Federada su enthusiastic di-
rectiya propaga con ar0or nuestros
ideales para lIevar al convencimiento
de 10 masa obrera la necesidad que
tiene de unirse para detenderse de Ia
exploitation de cue es vfctima.
Una conisiGn de propaganda nom
brada del seno de Ia Union ba cele-
brado varios meetings de agitaci6n Y
como rosultado han ingresado5 SIS ira
bajadores. Esta probado que ell fo-
lleto J la tribuna es de gran utilidad
para nuestra cau5a. Por ESQ ezhor-
tamos los propagandistas y escri-
torres o5reros para que no desperdi-
cien una ocasi6n en- usar de estos gran
des elem 3ntO5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09

unidost dias detrabajo por semana.
Las dennis tahonas trabajan todas
con miembros dela Union de Panade-
ros. Los jornales son adecuados Y
operarios no baran limpieza
La Union Obrera Federada cuenta
en- este pueblo con mas de 200 miembros
Y diariamente So haceu ingre5os de
nuevos miembros.
Un meeting Sc calebvara on Fl ba-
rrio &5oyo Iulas3 4 solicitad de los
obreros agr1coIas fin de formar def
nitiyamente una Union adliada al mo-
viniento obrero americana.
70 meeting p6bIico Sc celebr6. el
dia % de los corrieltas eu ia Plaza
pdb.ica de este pueblo concurriendo
mas de 1,000 personals.
Los oradores one usaron de In pc
iabra Y que recordamos fueron Gre
rorio Vargas, Andres Rodriguez y
JOs6 Storer, Secretario del Interior De
In Federation Libre de San Juan. Los
oradores estuvicron ajustados en- to-
dos sus discursos. Euos recibierou
machos aplau5os Y la multitud procla-
no Ia Union De obreros de Caroline
bajo Ia baudera de Ia Federaci6r
Ljbre.
EI se1or Alcalde, en- 10 que Sc re
Gere d la huelga dc panaderos, traba
I is en- union del senor Storer para 50
lucionar el condicto y podemOs deci1
que imparti6 justicja c0operaDdo has
"a cue satisfactoriapeats y con "
triunfo para los panaderos fa6resuelta
Aplaudimos IL actitud del seho
r. II. Delgado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09
Mayagiiez ObreFO

La Federation Ltbre de Mayaguez
la celebrado "a asamblea constructor
nal 81 domjgo ditjmo, adoptandose i'm
portant1siinas rasoluciones.
Las Uniones ATLAS estan en el
deber De ceIebrarlas tanbiGu para
cumplir con sus respectivos reglamen-
tos contituci6n.
ia Union de 1'rabaj jadores demue-
lies de MayagGsz, ha pedido 81 diplo-
ma 4 Ia international de Marines de
America, por medic del Organization
Julio Aybar Con 6sta, son va dos
Cniones organizadas en- Mayaguoz
pertenecientss la International.
La Uni6a de SastreS de este Dis
trit0 piensa orr lnizarse baio los aus
picio5 he 81 International Reina gran
entusIusmo entire los del oicio. FL or
ganizador Aybar ha recibdo de Mr.
Samuel GJmpers una carta felicit&n
dole por 81 crecinento de Ia asocia-
ci6n ohrera en 5u departmental.
Las Uniones de Mayaguoz estdn
llevand0 las holas de estadfstica ohre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09
Husiga Dis Panader0s en-
HAaunaD0.

Ia pasa1a sanan& sc declararon
en- huelg.a los trabaj jadores paaaderos
dc Maunab0. Alegaban, que ell sala-
rio De 20 centavos diariO5 que peroi-
bian no era suf3iente para ljbrar la
subsistencia de clos sus famjIias.
Ell elemenao patronal Sc re5fsti6 81
prircipio i pagar ell salario de $I50
mand6 d buscar panaderos & los
pueblos cercanos. 4 Ilegar estos al
pdeblo doude estaban en- huolga Y en-
terados lie los motives de ella. so ne
gar0n trabajar. unitndo5o i los huel
guistas.
Dos dioa est1vo E! pueblo sin pan
y los patronoa lle&aron 1 IN acuerdo
cou los panadoros. La hualea triun-
10 y hoy ostos honrados hiios del ira
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09
EI Petr0Ie0 no es I'm susiitut0
Del aceite De Higado
de BaCaIao.

Durante Ia presente escasez de acei-
te de higado de bacalaO. algunOs in
dustriales han hecho grandes esfuer-
zOs para p0pularizar en- proyecho pro
pio el us0 d. patr6leO parafna co
InO substantial alimenticia.
Bastante ridIculo es en- Eerdad, p0r
no califcarIo dc Otro mo5o, 81 asega-
rar que el petr5lao pued7 substituir
al aceite de higado de bacalaO.
La gran reputation de Que goza ell
aceite d. higado de bacala0 es deaida
: sus grandes propiedades nltritiVas
alimenticfas. En- verdad Ell aceite
de higado de bacalaO no solamente es
IN alimentO, sinO que es ell meJor all
mentO que Sc cOnOce en- Medlclna y
aGn no So ha podido encontrar en- Ia
naturajeza otro aimento igual y
anunciar el petr6leO como IN subSsl-
tuto del aceite de higado de bacalao.
contribuir al petroleO paral3na pro-
piedades Que no ti8ne. El p6tr0leO ca
rece de Ia propiedad esencial de t0do
| aiimento, IS decir, la de ser asln1ila-
bic. FL patr6leo o parabna no sofa
rnepte no ea una substantial a5lnllabiei
sinO que cuando Sc t01na interiormente
/ es expelidO en- sn bOtalIGad pOr las
/ evacuaciones intestinales, cauSandO
/ Indigestion, irritaci0n del estomago y
Ide los intestinos, Intermediates del Ill
! Tad0 Gel pauCfehS Y con lt6c00AlcLe1 4
/ diarraa Y destntefia.
! La preseDte 6sCtsaz del acette de III
gadO lie bacal&0 e5 On case sEcepcio-
! nal que no durarst nuoho tempo; pero
qne La deInoatra12 "a Ia gran deman-
! ia cue con5ta ptanente hay ea FL mum
t do por este croducto a1lEnentiolo. Mi
/ les de personae j6yenes Y aociano5,
usaI4 cCnstanaeuelte este acalt9 So
salud Y su vida dependen de 81.
AfOrtunadamente Ia mayor parte del
aceiGe de bacalao cue Sc consume en
eli mundo es administrado bajo la for
ma de 'EmuIsion de Scott" prepaca'
"a p0r los 8cn0res Scott g Bovine
Ou(Inicos dc Nueva York, quten6s de-
DIDO sus muchos amos de experlen-
cia en- la materia, vieron venlr Ia es-
casez con muchOs meses de antlclpa-
ci6n hicieron grandes acopios de-
acaite, aunque para clio tuVieron cue
pagar preoios enorrnes. ESQ no chs
tante el precio corriente al detalle de
Ia Emulsion de Scott no ha sldo aIte
rado puede obtenerse en- las botica;
y roguerias al misno preolo de STEM
pre-
El petr6leo Parafna puede gel
bueno para lubricar mac uina5 Il Otro'
usos industriale5. pero La Emulsion
de Scott es Ia 0nica buena para 8
cuorpo humane.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09

s&rse, perO en- vEuo, poYque un
sentimiento de terror. exFr26o
y desconocido, IL doninaba. Ia
noche anterior no habl. tsnjdo
otro anh3lo que volver s yer { su
asposo, y shors, que "a 10 h&b1a
visto J escuchcdo de nuevo sus
amOrosas palabr&s, IN mist8rio-
20 presentimiento robaba I& q aio-
tu1 { su coraz61 y ell suefo & sns
ojos. Reclinsd3 en- So sofa Y gu
mida eD h2nd&s meditsciones pa
50 toda H. noehs.
D4rante &quelis Iargs vigi-
liz, com preadi6 Dolores Ii grs-
vaiad del psso que b sbfs dAdo.
L mst~imonio secreto era un
ssunto muchl m5s transcenden-
til oe 10. que h habf& pcnsSdo. Sls
sm0res empezarcn por IN idIlio
inocente y sin consecueucis, Y
sin saber cu&ndo, la h.bf,n con-
decide 4 una da lss mas eeriAs
jifcGltades de Ia vida
Por fin Amaneci6 II de tsn
temido y Auh siado l. nsHa
IA estA0A triste = brumos& I'll
alre era pesado J sofocauts CO
mo cusndo Sc aprexima una
tenn oettld.
Me p2rece que vamos &
tener uns torments, dijo DJlo-
res ( sd ti4.
81; 81 tempo osti horrible,
Y creo q le 10 te sientes bieu
hoy.
E toy m1y c4nsada; sno-
ch no puds dormir IN mCmento.
ESQ ca ef.cso &c IL atm6s-
fera, qae est. tan aesais. 70
. t.mbisl siento slgGu maiestxr.
Pero como has yarisdo, Lola ds
~ m5msnto { otro " creia
que IA iigero c&mbio de tiam DO
pudler& afsct4fts sAnt0. las
peSdido toda Ia ftesc ira de las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09

espefar. Desde donde estGba al
canzaba q dominsr IL entr&da de
Ia avenida, &c modo que spenas
Viera Z su amado correrla 4 81
encuentrO.
Largo rsto hsbfa pas&do ain
que alma viViepte &c dejara ver
por squeIsos sitios. cuando deg
&lleanos atraVes&ron In alameda
& paso lento. Tan profundo erG
al siIencio que reinabA en- torno.
que Lola pudo DIR 10 cue ib&n
h1bIando.
-jMuertos, dice ust9d
81; unos veint3. l., Ia CO.
50 mss horrible que he visto.
Ei Psrl1mento deberfa hs-
car AIgo para eyit>r t.Dtss des-
gr&cizs: dictsr naeVss ieyes 8
dis2oner quei gobierno conprs-
ra todAs las com psni.s.
Dolores no presto poT el
momeuso mucha ateDcion q es-
e5tts observsciones y solo alcan-
% & darse cuenta dc que h blAn
oclrrlio vAriss naerbes. Pefc
l1a tsnl, ellis qle YER con In
mlsrts II sbi& an 81 ser muchA
vida y much1 amor para ponerse
/ peDs4r en- cUaAs t-lstes. Sin
embargo, veiate muertes no
aran an& bag Atels. Dolores sc
se exsremsci6 pensRn3o 60 sene-
snte horror, peTo 10 trat6 de
explic2rse sQaello qae hahia dl-
cho ell Aldexco de que ei gobier-
% de0i4 comprar todas las COM
pshiAs Momentos despues se
oIvid6 por CONS pleto del asonko
J yolyi6 & sus hAbitUales penss-
mlentos.
Fran Ias seis De l. terda =
ya Luis de0i2 .lsg4r. DJlorss
e leysnto = con pAso febril sc
sncami06 hsciA /. entrada dc la
slAn4da. d3s1e doals Sc dons
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09
MOVirnientO 0brero
PO r
Santiago lgIesias
Los panaderos de Maunabo

FL Secretario de la Union de Pa
naderos, conpanero Andres Mendez'
nos Observation-Disclosures quesu Union
va q considerar eI ingreso on &La In
tern nacional de Panaderos de America
Con esta seran seis Uniones de
pauaderos las que habrd constituidas
en- la lsla, de acuerdo con los princl-
pios m4todos' americanos.
iOjala que las iniciativas de los
companeros sean fructiferas en- la aso-
ciaci6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09
neii'lss y tienes los CLOS como
apkggdCs.

neii'lss y tienes los CLOS como
apsgGdos.
-Esto quiare decir que ya
no son tantes mis- probalidadea
de conquista respeeto de Lord
Mimic. dijo Il ioven. hacienda 10
possible por sonreir.
Dolores nnnca go do cuentt
exscta de- Ia lentitad con que
tr&nscurri6 para ella ese dis.
Como IN cuerpo sin alma SO
sont6 { IL mesa con 81 tfp, que
no dejsba de hscerIe observacio.
nes sobre su extra1& sctltud.
Tom6 IN vase do vino, pera nc
comic nads. LIZ iln pScienci2 In
devorAba. A csd& moneuto
consuIt&ba eli reloj, para yer
cusntss horas fAlt.b2n para le
llegada de Luis.
FL sitio que habfal designa-
do para encontrsrsa era una her
mosa alameda, trszAdx por ell
centro del bosque con ell objete
&c evitsr IN rCdao de aigGnas
miilas. Sc lISrnaba Ella C@Ste-
I!kng.o = sc Is h .bfA dado ct
nombre pofque Sc hizo, al epocs
~ lejsna, para solkz de uns de
las primitivss sef11rAs del c2sti.
llo. Era snhcieDtemente anchs
para d.r pzso IN coche de dos
cabzlios. pero 10 Is frecuent lb2
sino uDo que otco yisitants d.
i elm01t..
Dolores Sc encamin6 hscis
Ia CEstellsna 1 las cinco de i
t.rde Tendrfa q1e esperar ALI
uD2 L 3rs; pero "a ese era ~ IN
tErvalo relztigsm ,ute toleraule.
Fl sol estAba ocnlto cor las nu-
bes, Ell aire 10 moYfs una hoj : :
por todas parties reinabz Il mAs
melanc6Iic2 quiet1d.
Sent6se IL pie del sicomoro
desigraao por Luis J sc puso 1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09

Semana que termin6 eI 7
del corriente mes

Clasi6cados por las cau5as de
muerte. - tuberculosis pulmonar ,;
Anemia l, Septicomta !, Insuticiencia
mitral l, ,Endocarditis aguda, / Empie-
ma l, Congestion pulmonar l, Bron-
Quits capilar /, Castro enteritis Gro
nica /, Enteritis aguda /, Iufecci6n
colibacilar del aparato digestive /,
C6lic0 infantil /, Cirrosis hipertrofca
del Higado 1, Debilidad cong6nita L,
Raquitismo ], Marasno sonil /.
Clasifcados ipo.-Enfermoda-
des generates /, del sistema nervioso
:, del sistema respiratorio :, del sis
teIna digestive ), infanoja ,, vejez !.
Clasidcados por edad. DE meLos
dc IN ano /, de uno a euatro inclusi-
We :, &c cinco d cincuanta ) nueve in
elusive 3, dc sesauta en- adelanto ).
Casos de intermediates contagio,
s&s.--Bajo tratamionto /, (varioloidel.
Muertos, ninguu0.
SUMAEIO.-NGmero dc dofuncio-
nos, II; BIaocos, Il: De color, >: To
tai, II.
Nacimientos. -Varones blancos
!: he color 5; Total, 8; Hembcas blan
cas-, 10: De color, {; Total, Il.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09

bajo perciber ur jornal De $3.50 dia
rios.
1Iiontra5 los para3eros estuvie-
ron desorg todas las tenta-
twas hschas para mejorar su condi-
ci6n fnaron injtiles y hoy que estan
organizados han comenzado 4 recojer
81 triunfo de Ia Union.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09
Constitution do los oarpiatar0s

Ia Constitution ds la Hermandad
dc Carpinteros ! Ebanistas de Am6ri-
ca, LA sido traducida { impreso en-
lengua espadola. Este trabajo esta
terminado y lnognifcamente impreso,
por "a casa Montalvo < CO. de Maya
guez. III Organizador Julio Aybar
tiene 6rdenes de distribuir el nimero
de ejemplares pedidos por las dIferen-
tes Jnionos de carpinterds de Ia Isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09
Carolina 0bror0

La Cni6n DC Panaderos dc Carroll
na ha triunfado en la huel2a que sos
tenfan, recabando dc los duen0s de
tahonGs Sc le conceda q los panaderos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09
Union 0brera Federada
de YabuC0a

I'll coupa1ero Secretario INFERNO
Secretario de Ia DION Obrera de va
bucoa Balbino Ponnes, nos participa
que los trabajadores de aquella cir
cunscripci6n estan doseosos de promo
yer una campaHa de propaganda de
los ideales que han de unir los pro-
lectarios de Puerto Rico. Su presiden-
te Pascual Lamb, autoriza con su hr-
ma una exposition en aquel sentido.
FL compadero Sanchez visitafa muy en-
breve las Cniones de \ YabucOa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09

Cnando ragres&ron q B 81
monte, Lady NsIson no tuvo O o1e
hacer obSeryeci6n &lguna & su
sobrinE sobre el captain Simon;
por el contr&rio, Sc sentfa com
pi&eida do que t)do hubiera sa-
lido & su gusto esa noche. FL cs-
pitan estnuo muy circnnspecto Y
no h'zO NADIA que pudiera inc lie-
tsrlA.
Dolores est .ba siIenciosa '
pens&tiyA. A POGO de ilegsr be
So 4 So TIA con un ardor Do scoS-
tum oTado y SO retro & su h.bi
tAci6n Todo este encerrn ba al
20 de ext aho pero Lady n .lson
re dijo al fla que iadudabtemeu-
Ia 50 sobrina estAb2 fAtig&dA :
que no h .biA notiYo de a!ecms
la j)ven 10 podi2 dormir,
pen3sDdo en- que su sueIte de-
pen0iA de 10 q1e sucediara en- las
veintIcuatro h0ras siguientes. 81
Lady Nelson. resentida por 10
que hAbfA p1sado, neg.ba So
consentimiento, gu esposo Sc K
lleyAriA de ali inmedistAmeate
) es' seriI Ia GltimI nocha cue
pasarfA en- sqqella casa donde
habia sido tan mimada y tan f.
filz 81 81 Tia les otorgabA su
perd6n y sancionAba ell 1 .ch }.
tendrian que ir pronto { Loadres
y probAbiemente ella los acom
pAii ,rfa E. cuant0 Z Lady Ma
RIA TIeyor, Dolores 40 &bsigAba
el menor tenor
IA iQven tratAhs de c9ns2-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09

2q vnndo e sssssss s%s$si q psaP@:.s: anna SssS
lie de Betanoas. I,sb~
he 1nagnlfcas condolences, siendo esta
OCCASION oportuna para adQuirir una
buena fuca. III cue Ia desee, puo3o
Cirigirse a don Juan J. Delgado, ho-
tel SLas Dos Mar1as, , Caguas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09
RE c | 0 S"'"
de los artleuIoS mas inp0rtaato8
que Sc det3Nan en- aInacenes

ARROZ.-Jap6n Ia q $3.50; Idem
p De G2a BID americana corriente de
8 . 4 q; yalenciano SO.
Jamones de IL a12
Quesos amecs. q sl3. Patagras is
Tocino. 4 315
Jab6n de $4.9o as 5Rocamora; anne
ricano 4 s II.
Pasta 4 ~.
Manteca de 8 6 q 8 segdn clase.
Harina de IS q 81.
Habichuelas blarcas de So 4 +:
americanas de 81 i ).
Coloradas del pals de 81 q 81.
Americans largas q So.
Manteq uilla de 123 4 Is
Garbanzos de i & o
Bacalao de &G2 q 7.
CeboIlas-~a 8 ~
Tasajo $63 4 7
Papas q So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-09
DOLORES

amor mfo, y to vueIga { traer
4 mi lado
Estas fueron las GItinss pa-
labras que el cApittn Luis Simon
oy6 de los labios de Ia seflorita
Dolores Martin.