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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
NAMI-KO

NO Sc os We nuncs.
Os hubera vi,itsdo pero han tendo ocupado e,tos
dsI. Ad6Ade vais ahors2
A Zuski ~ vos2
-Vengo { esperar un amigo. iVais de temporada2
tho sabS's las nuevasl Tenemos una enferma.
u Una snferna qui9n esi pregunt6 ChiiiwA sorpren
dido.
r-Nami-sonteltt a vscondeaa.
En- aQuel momeno son6 10 crpana los pssaeres
mnaron trspel hacs s ver Ksma apresuaka madrs
dcendo:
-Madre "a es hora.
ChijwA tom6 nlls de manos de 10 vizcondesa Ca
minando 50 lsde
Il Est& muy enfermal
ST; es NAL del pum6n
-ika del puln6nl iConsuncisns
-Tuvo cruel hemerraga e otrs da se fue pasar
temperate Zush. Voy verls ahsra fernando
eta dc Chwa en- ID varia le dis las grac sh.d ndo-Ad6s
Volvers pronto Veni1 VERNE alguna vez
Siguiendo ID vista Ia hermoa de cachemira a
eeha de cna hts desvaneceron coche de pr
case Chiwa vovS sonrisa vepgatva los
labios.
Viendo que los ,ntoma de Mani se acsnuabau mks nks
doctsr hzo cuanto pude sin aesper asrms Con todo
estldo smpeorsba ds principles de Marco hizo
patente que era victims de ls cOnsunsi6n
Aasts su suegra, cue preesba de buena saud
mofaba de debdad de joven hiceado odos de meraer
odo los planes de tar las enfsrmAddes cambo de cms
aarn6 las hemorrgiss de Mani Tambiln e,b.
rosa de s haba enerado de Haturaeza in
esclos de enrmedady Egui6 los consoles del doctor
viando Manu. convenients snefmer quints de KI
taokL en- Zuhi.
Arrorzds Nam por les prneros ataques de 10 eAfeme
dad ntese sotsa vaera larga etaps del dese
snVusta negrna bin de aEadoras nubes Pero ho
rots "a npoDene sienco enconsAdose medic de los
ensordecedores estimpdo del os Ncos relsmpsgo
ntgros Ventarons h1ne.ntes uv determine rEpda
mens toda costs los pegue de Ia tempeitad
Pero cue terrible Ell recusrdo de 80 primer ahquel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
EDTCT0

Estados Unidos de Americs. El Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos. Ss.
La Mercantil en- Comsndita ]. Ochos
y Hermsno. Ex-psrte. Sobre do.
mimic de una fnca rdstica.
En- Ia Corte de Distrito del Distrito Ju-
dicial de Arecibo, P. r.
POR CUANTO, Ia mercsntil arri
ba eepresads, por conducto de sus
Ahogados Dlsz & Tex'dor, present6 &
esta Corte de Distrito una mocl6n
pre- moviendo information para acre.
ditar el dominic de una 6nca rdstica
der ominsda "El Mato", radicada en-
el barrio de Jagua, termino municipal
de Ciales, compuesta dc ocho cuerdas
de terreno, equivalentes & tres hectA-
ress, catorcs Areas y cuarenta y tres
centiareas, pastos, con algunas
plaptaciones de sfs y platan os, colin.
dando por el Norts con tierras de D,
Juan Roure, separsd das por hoyos de
trecho en- trecho, desde una Iona &
una quebrads; por el Este con tierras
de la sucesi6n Martorell, separadas
por una quebrada; por el Sud con mas
tierras de Ia sucesi6n Martorell, des.
do 10 quebrada por ura zania hasta
una loma; y por el Oeste con tierras de
Ia mencionads succession por una Iona
desde donde termins la zsnjs, siguien-
do un csl'ei6n hasta Ia colindancia de
Roure; cuya finca Ia adquiri6 Ia So
ciedad promovente, por compra q Ia
! mercantil A. Estid y Ca.
Por tanto: y habiendo dictado en-
su despacho ell Hon. Pedro de Aldrey,
Juez de esta Corte de Distrito, una
orden con fecha de los corrientes,
admitiendo la information ofrecida
por Ia sociedad promovente, previa ci.
tsci6n de la venceaora A, Estid & CO,
en- liquidation, representada ror don
Emilio Meefs y Nigagiioni, y que Sc
convoque los que tengau en- dicba
fnca algdu derecho real, asi como q
las person az ignoradas q quienes pue
da pe-iudicar Ia inscription de domi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
BtBMoTECA DE Ella D1noCIAUA,

sfs de Auesra Armada sssHark ventsnM Dc buu los
puertss del snemgs......
Z sntsnsss e ito de Ak,ka sefk conanaants en- jsf,
del si6rsto mi padre har que C&ma Alta acueds consg
sestenarss do nea de para los gatss ds Eicoy
h Armada.
de ID Cruz Ros
-Pers psdrls hscsr ESQ Of no sstls fuers-as Chsu
riInaoss.
Ne ben hubo redo Nam .cometi6 ID tss 50 spr.
milo s lado derecho del pscho con 10 name
Asmos habado demasado Ts dssa ahf
Cuando toso duele muchs.
al deer estss palabrAs Mani voviSos oios h ux que
20 iba dspande.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21

nio solicitads, por medic de edictos
que 90 insertaran por tres veees en- un
peri6dico de mayor circulaci6n, & fin
de que dentro del termino de sesenta
diss naturales puedsn oponerse pre-
sentando la portuna demands, expido
el presente que sutorizo bajo mi firma
y el sello de 10 Corts, en- Aresibo A27
de Setlembre de mil novecientos cinso.
J. J. Ferrdn, Secretario de 10 Corte
de Distrito. 3v. 1p 9.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
Sc VENDE

Una casa de maderas, con su so.
lar bien situsda en- 10 calle de las
Flores numero 20 del barrio de Csta-
no. Tiene varios arboles frutales y
produce una buena renta. Para infor-
mes Martin Gustauo. San Juan, calle
dc la Cruz num. II. avs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
ARA OS DEERE

PARA TODOS LOS CULTIVOS
De Ia acreditada y sin rival fa-
brica <John Deere Plow CO Moline,
New Orleans y ST. Louis. Dep6sito y
Hgencia para ios Distritos de Maya
etez, Ponce y Guayams y termino de
Maunsbo
Roberto Graham
Marina 25 Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
BAS g. 90.

Agentes comisionistas. Corredo.
res de Aduana. Representatives. de
importantes casas de Europa y Esta.
dos Unidos. Compra y venta de fru.
tos del pals. Sc solicita correspon.
dencia.
Allen, a. st. P. o. Box ISL.
San Juan, P. r.
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|nlp0TtanfSI|l|o

Relojss suixos, de acero y nique-
lados, sistems Roskoff. Pstente, ga
rantizados, q S425. San Francisco
nGmero 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21

Sc vende papel viejo de pc
rl6dlco a dos pesos elquintal.
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o7oMr
Latest Foreign " eSe,s About BOOKS.

London, September 8.
Anthony Hopes new novel, A Servant OF
the Public" has Just been pubhsheo mere out
is not considered by the reviewers to De equal
TO his previous works of fiction in It's interpre-
tation of character The heroine, VINO starts out
interestingly enough. soon becomes conVen-
tionaI and ceases to appeal strongly 10 the
reader. Stanley J. Weymans StarNecroW
Farm and Bran Stokers Man VIII De the
next important novels to be issued. and are ex-
pected soon Ellis Ashmead Bartetts Port
Arthur is a somewhat belated war BOOK ny
q close observer of the siege. who attached
10 General Nogis staff: and Baron Suyematsu s
Risen Sun" proves to be notable Japanese
work by a brilliant Oriental. well known in
London. z. V. Lucas's Charles Lamb is de
cidedly the best OF the recent biographies. and
Canon Knox Iittle's Conflict Of Ideals in the
English Church is a strictly religious work
Of highly controversial nature. l. y r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11

NETWORK PUBLIC LTBRARY.-The most
popular books OF the week. according 20 the
demands at the circulation department. are
as follows:
adult Frotion-wsrrs The Marriage OF William
Ashe"; Thursto1.s 'NThe Masquerade: Dxon's
aysnils F!s.;onLaegs sius Esy s02E Bar Bar;
neutrality-suspicious. pros. dramas; James's
Talks to Tesohers-' FoS's Following the Sun
PHILADELPHIA FREE LIBRARY-Pnf1adel-
phia, Sept s-The books most read this
week sre as foIlowsI
2gsneF colon.Ss :. AeTea E. ne et IRE
as S5ssa Ts8 f. ags asti Riig.s DaZs :
Making Of an Amencan": Benson's "Rossetd 8
Uasoenansous-Podraore's Modern spiritualism''
ss4.s nsa:53s f5:ss:sy Ba aae
sa ., n. .gss Ra5S sT Iara s shH
Glssing,s wi i,s. waI +, rs DaC8's The
HCHAN1cT INSTITUTE LIBRARY-san
Francisco. Sept s-rhe following books are
most popular, according TO the demands at
ehe library
81. Sss Hrss|s F. 8 Anl +
T Ins Fugitive Blaoksn NTH aewlstts The
ON,ceraneous-Thite's ~Autobiography''; waIlaces
Russia" and all current books on japan and
/ Russia
BUEFALo PUBLIC rLBRARY-Bunalo, Sept
s.-Aooordfng to the demands made at the
= Public Library during the last week the fol-
lowing named books were the most popular:
Observation-Disclosures Tho Prisoner Of Madernoiseile-
Eobertsons Down to the Sea-; darlington 9
1.-THE Beautiful Lady,; McCali's 1.-The Breath Of
the Gods: crockett's May Margaret
3rvenilesMabte's Fairy Tales Every Child Should
Know; Robsrts's Little People of the Syca-
more; Hazards Three Years with the Poets :
McAfurays Pioneers Land and Sea"
&iscellsneous-Comstock's How to Keep Bees;
Lady Burne-Jones's Memories of Burne-Jones.;
Berry's Port Arthur-A Monster Herosm'
speerss Missions and Modern History"
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Books People Are Reading.

LIBRARY OF Washington, Sept
s.-The following list of books called for in
dicates the tastes of readers in Washington
this week:
History Vests Ancient History: Morey's
Descriptive and Travel Hearn's Japan 4;
a9saas 6a af F Boors in S8eTa s96 o
Clark's The Quakeress.: Autchelrs Constance
tion! sinclairs The Divine FIRE.
oqs-streamer's More Nisrepresentatiye
The Romance of Modern I,oconotion'' Shaw. 5
On Going to Church; Inazo Nitobe's
BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Boston. Sept. 3.
Among the books most frequently in de-
rnand during the week the following:
F1otioaaAustiBs Isidro De "a Pastures Peters
GersEds saydgst ,9: ROnsnes Of the Timber
Thanets The Man f the aoar P Estos
"A Daughter Of the South Martins Title
tgrer'; Fraser's "A Maid Of Japan; LoDdon,s
Benson's The Image in the Sand.
Grads cTossinEs'I;; Jernigan,s China IL Law
m mast s,. Washi R usEeEss ana It's PEG
erowniinshieIIds Letters Of Mary Boardman
Crowninshield-
CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY-Chicago Sept
S-The most popular books among Chicago
readers, according to the demands at the
Public Library last week, are follows:
Romance McGrath's THE Man on the Box:
Thurston's The MasQueradeT'; London's The
Game
History and Bography-white's Autobiography ::
Actons The Cambridge Modern History; still
mans Autobiography of a Journalist; Con-
RAIDS THE Rebel Scout
Adventure and Travel-Eddy's Two Thousand
Miles in Automobile; Johnson's Highways
and in
Trail Of Lewis and Clark Munsterbergs The
Americans.
Science and SocioIogy-HaeckeIs 1.-The Wonders Of
Life; books automobiles: PoweIs The
Orchard and Fruit Farm; Matthews's "Fa-
niliar Trees and Their Leaves"
observation-disclosures Shaw's plays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11

plete text Of the Anbrosian Ms OF Milan mas
just been issued by the Arthur ID clark eoin
pany. of Cleveland. The original manuscript
has been translated edited and annotated oy
James A. Robertson. and the Italian and Eng
fish versions are printed on opposite pages TOT
comparison. Pigafetta was an Italian OF nooie
family interested in navigation and fond OIL
travel Happening to be in Spain when Masei-
Ian was about to sail he secured permission 10
ACCOMPANY the expedition. He KEEP detaleu
account of the incidents of the voyage ana
faithfully recorded his observations on the geog-
raphv climate and resources OF the numerous
strange countries he visited, as well as OF some
which were only described to him HIS remarks
on the customs physical character and IAN
euaees of the various peoples OF South America
and the Iadrones Philippines and other Asiatlc
islands are said to be quaint and entertaining
The numerous charts of the original account
have been reproduced, together with rare carry
man showing Magellans discoveries III the al
East The work which is entitled "Mageiia'
VOYAGE Around the World is issued only III
limited two volume edition.
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Paris, September s.

Roue has published this week a valuable
treatise the and treatment of domestic
animals It is entitled lie Livre dor de la
Sante des Animaux Domestioues and is the
work Of Paul Meouin- who gives in an inter-
essing fashion practical directions for keeping
cats dogs. birds. poultry. oxen, sheep. horses,
piss and rabbits in good health. The volume Is
Illustrated with one hundred and twenty-nine
cuts. and carries preface by A Dehambrs,
professor OF zoology in the National School Of
Agriculture at Grignon- a clever little novel
BY Louis Ulbach, La Belle ct IA Bate" pub
rshed by Calmann Levy. is the most note
worthy of the weeks output of fiction; and
Plon-Nourrit issues the Memories de Godfroi
Eernant, Docteur de la Sorbonne." by Chanoine
de Beauvais. the rector OF the university. who
gives cursory review of the ecclesiastical his
tory of France from 1853 20 1853 C. B.
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LITERARY NOTES.

A new book from the author Of Susan Clegg
Is announced for fall publication by Little
Brown & Co. 1.-THE Rejuvenation Of Aunt Mary
a the name given by Anne Warner (Sdrs- Charles
Ellis French in private nfe) to the volume,
which viii contain a number OF her short stories.
An English reviewer lately termed Susan
raese-s the female Dooley," which. though in
exact was undoubtedly intended 20 be compli-
anaotAzT.
Race Suicide Is the subject Of volume by
Nculson Kernahan. which Reven has now in
snwoss for speedy publication Its title is The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11

NURSE. BY North German Frotesial,r,
spaeks perfect German. young. neat Ns-
trained most satisfactory reteTsnCfs
KERNAGHAN'S BUREAU S62 Str ave
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World Without Child" and the book is said
to handle the question with courageous frank
ness in an endeavor to show the results of car
rytng the principle TO its logical conclusion.
The cowboy is vanishing from the plains only
to reappear in the pages of fiction Will LiIli-
bridge is the latest writer TO transplant one to
a place between book covers. Ben Blair his
first story, takes its title from it's hero, who is
described "a Lochinvar from the ranch" The
volume will be published in October by A c.
McClurg & Co.
Antonio Pigafetta's account of Magellan's first
circumnavigation of the globe. from the com
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ANTIQUES.

BILLIARD AND POOI. TABLES.
MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and POOL
tables; high grade bowling alley builders:
lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a Union
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More fooIishness. This time 1t Is to ne Inc
Foolish Almanac to be issued TINS autumn IN
John w Luce & Co. the publishers OF Inc
Foolish Dictionary Most of the alnanacS
which the forthcoming volume IS intended 10
burIesuue were foolish enough to deserve the
title: so why seek to gild the sunf1ower?
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| FRENCH. capable lady young. diplomee).
fishes resilient or nonresident post in
fan,iiys thoroughly experienced with chill
dren; other subjects; excellent references.
Box 10. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1851
Broadway.
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C;OyERNESs BY middle aged French
Iady: take Of children over 3 years
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BOARDING HOUSE fer sale: Washington
Heights. 10 rooms. baths; steam heat.
hot water supply; modern. attractive, cheap
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'In the Land Of the Strenuous Life trans
lation of Able Felix Klein's "Au Pays de la Vie
Intense" will be issued late this month by A. G
McClurg & Co. The abba visited the United
States in 1903, and the volume records his i'm
pressions with much Cveracity and good humor
The work has passed through several editions in
France, and was recently crowned by the French
Academy and awarded the Montyon prize
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An ingenious person must be the author OF
What to Have for Breakfast, book that
appears on the Putnams fall list Besides some
vaIuab BILE suggestions on eating and behavior
she gives 365 bills of fare for the morning meal
a different one for every day in the year. II
was cruel, however, not to make provision for
the quadrennially recurring 10Th OF February. 1t
would be interesting to know if the menus are
the result Of experiment or of Imagination A
literary man. hearing of the volume. offered
If il were a success. to write another for the
publishers. based his own experience. and TO
let them have it for the price Of single meal
The MS. read as follows: Jan l. Fruit. coffee
rolls Jan to Dec. 81. Ditto This pro-
gramme has the advantage of providing for leap
years
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May Sinclafrs Divine Fire continues to burn
Henry Holt e Co. announce ninth printing of
it, caused by the steady demand. The same
house is bringing out a collection of representa-
tive English essays from Bacon to Stevenson
edited by Professor W. C. Bronson, Of Brown
University
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REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY HOME. large house. improve
ments grounds. stable; rent $40 per
month: possession. Rox AZ, Leonia. y. j.
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There is suggestion of tragic note in the
title Of James B Connolly's forthcoming novel,
The Deep Seas TOLL which the Scribners will
! publish in October
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GARDENER, COACHMAN.-Single: fully
competent. all branches; absolutely sober
and trustworthy: care place during winter.
If required: finest references. Address
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GARDENER. married: thoroughly expert
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board men; personal references CLARKE.
SOL 1st-ave.
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The work Of the Committee of Fifty for the
Investigation of the Liquor Problem has been
summa rized by a subcommittee consisting OF
DIR. John Billings President Charles w. Eliot
Henry W. Farnum. Jacob L Greene and Profess
sor Francis G. Peabody, and will be published
this month by Houghton, D1iffiin Co. in
12no volume The book sums up and completes
the work Of the Committee of Fifty during the
last twelve years In this period the various
subcommittee have issued four volumes con-
tanning the results of their researches into the
physiological. legislative. economic. and ethical
aspects of the Drink Question. The present
summary which is entitled The Drink Prob
lem" appeals to the general reader. who would
be less likely to examine the more elaborate and
technical volumes. The reports of the special
Investigations neither tracts moral ap
peals. but scientific studies of physical and social
facts The purpose of the Committee Of Fifty
VIII he accomplished" says Professor Peabody
in his Introduction. III the facts which they have
collected and set forth contribute in any degree
to a rational and comprehensive union of
the forces in American life which make for
briefly self-controI. good citizenship, and social
responsibility
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.(ANJTRESS.-By young woman; small
family: no children DAFITT. 8lS East
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HANOVERIAN visiting governess. long
experience teaching English school
branches; purest German. Partisan French.
riaro desires morning. afternoon engage
nents or lessons. ''HANOVA.'' 1OS West
l09th-st.