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The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
warship. Assembled at Piraeus.

Athens, Nov. 23.-The warships of
the powers which propose to make a
demonstration against Turkey, arrived
at Piraeus yesterday and exchanged
salutes and official visits. The con-
manders Of the vessels are awaiting
instructions.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
Scott Grand Warden Odd Fellows.

Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. 24.-After a
hard-fought contest, Hon. Owen Scott,
OF Decatur, was elected grand warden
by the grand lodge of Illinois Odd Eel
lows, and Hon. Thomas B.. Needles, Of
Nashville, was reelected treasurer for
the twenty-third consecutive time.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
He was Everybodyss ps.ter.

FL Paso, Tex, Nov. 21.-Rev. Henry
Moore, a Princeton graduate, is dead
here. He is said to have cMciated at
the funeral of every gambler or sa-
loon man buried here in the last ten
years. Saloon-keepers raised $500 last
summer to give him a vacation.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
Medical Students Strike.

st. Joseph. Mo-, Nov. 22.-The Ems
worth central medical college was
forced to quit business temporarily
when 200 students walked out because
Of q grievance against DR.. l.. C. Prath-
er, of Marshall, Mo-, whom they ac-
cuse Of "peaching" on them.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
No Reform. Saws D~olIiver.

Des Moines, Ia, Nov. 23.-Said Sem
ator j. p. Dolliver, as he was about to
board the train for Washington: MY
opinion is that there will be nc gem
eral tariff legislation prior to the next
presidential election.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
Monument to veterans Unveiled.

Huntsville. Ala, Nov. 23.-In the
presence OF the largest gathering OF
confederate veterans seen here in many
years, the confederate monument was
unveiled at noon by Mrs. Virginia Clay
Clopton, life president of the Daugh-
tiers of the C~onfederacy and widow of
a member OF Jefferson Davis cabinet.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01

But little paper has been recently
made from rags; vegetable substan-
ces, such as wood, alfalfa and straw,
are especially employed. But the use
of furze, wild or cultivated, has not
been thought of until recently.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
Fatal Runaway.

Columbia, Mo-, Nov. 22.-Mrs. Thorn.
as Stewart, wife Of a carpenter, was
instantly killed in a runaway, and Mr..
Stewart and three-year-old child ia
tally injured.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
Preference Law constitutional.

Des Moines, Ia, Nov. 23.-The SUI
preme court has declared the Iowa
| soldiers preference law to be consti-
~tutional, giving veterans preference in
| appointments to public Offices.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
cnhnn Plotters, Meeting Rafded.

Havana, Nov. 23.-Sixty rifles wers
seized by the police in a raid on .
house near San Juan de Martinez,
province Of Pinar del Rio, in which
anti-government plotters were meeting.
A dozen Of the latter were captured.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
The Gid. I'm Hoo.ierdom.

Terre Haute. Ind, Nov. 21.--The
second Sunday of the lid found no
vwiolators of the saloon law. The po-
lice and the clergy are at war on tho
question of whether the theaters shah
be closed also.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
To Transfer Federal Prisoners.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Nov. 24.-The
transfer of federal prisoners from the
pcnitentiary here to the government
prison at Leavenworth, Kas., will be
made at noon Friday. Seyenty-seven
will ba taken away.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
The susan Genry Case.

Boston, Nov. 21.-At a conference be-
tween District Attorney Sugrhue and
counsel for the defendants, it vas de-
cided TO begin the trial of the various
persons indicted in connection with the
death of Susan Geary next Monday.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
Fire I'm Boston.

Boston, Nov. 23.-Ffre in the build
ing occupied by Bernhard Sommer &
Co., dealers in ladies' furnishing goods,
last night, did damage to the extent Of
$4,000.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01

Had Crossed Ocean Eighty Times.
st. Louis Nov. 21.-Mme. Frederick
%Jacquemin, a native of Paris, who had
crossed and recrossed the Atlantic
ocean 80 times. is dead. Her father
manufactured the first artificial fow-
ers in this city.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
hundreds witness Suicide.

New York, Nov. 24.-In full view Of
400 people, Miss Mary G. Mccarthy
threw herself under an elevated train,
and her dismembered body was strewn
along the track
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
Lands Withdrawn From Entry.

Washington, Nov. 21.-The secretary
Of the interior has withdrawn from en-
try 174,O00 acres Of land in the Ros-
we'll IN. M land district, which is to
be incorporated in 3 forest reserve.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
Uncle SANS Numerous Homes.

Washington, Nov. 21.-The report of
Knox Taylor, supervising architect of
the treasury department, shows that
Uncle Sam occupies 403 public build
ings, exclusive Of marine hospital and
quarantine stations.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
DECORATION FOR CHAFFEE
INSIGNIA of Grand Commander of the
Legion of Honor, Subject to
Action of Congress.

Washington, Nov. 23.-Lieut.-Gen.
Chaffee has received through the
French embassy here the insignia OF
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
Aged Engineer stricken In Gao

Terre Haute, Ind, Nov. 22.-H. J.
Strickland, aged II, a Big Four en-
gineer, was stricken with heart fail
urc in his cab, and after running his
train on a siding, died.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01
Published weekly.

1t is said that one reason why
American foreign hardware manufac-
turers fail to hold their South Ameri-
can trade is that they do not pack
properly for subsequent freightage.
The statesman., 1905-09-22
PERSONAL
CITY NOTES

Mrs. Townsend OF p.sahla. was -hare
few days enaou.@ hone from the
northwest, where she has been visit
ing.
Rev j. Fl. Smith will preach at
Campbell Church Sunday morning.
Under the management OF Mrs.
Dixon aud ber club OF Zion Church,
al the home Of Mrs. Lon Logan, the
Touring entertainment was unique
and furnished entertainment for a
good crowd. II was trip to various
cities, and one travelled much for a
small fee.
A piano recital will he given at
Shorter Church next Thursday Sept,
Is, a. which the public viii have a
chance 10 bear one OF the late addi-
tions to our talent in the person Of
Mrs. J H. z. Westbfook, who is wo-
man OF national reputation as musi-
clan. She is a graduate Of the music
department of Fisk University, has
taught in the State Normal School OF
Kentucky and in Lane College of
jackson, Tenn. High class music by
a high class artist is a treat always
In addition there will be such melo-
dies and harmonious music Of other
vein as win please everyone. Admis-
sion only 10 cents.
FOR SALE Furniture for rooms
in good condition, Apply at 23i5
Lawrence st.
Mrs. S. II. Tarbet was at home Sat
urday afternoon in honor of Miss
Georgia Rider, Mesdames S. Dilbert,
L. Green, and W. W. Buckner, Sever
al ladies assisted her in making it
The statesman., 1905-09-22

pleasant res lhe large number Of la-
dies who called.
Parties wishing to enter the Rag
time Piano Contest at East Turner
Hall, Thursday, Sept. 2s, must leave
name with R, 6. HolIey on or before
Tuesday the 26. Address 276l Lin
coin ave. Phone, Black 3276.
Mrs. L NJ. Anderson was hostess
at whist party and Dutch luncheon
Monday afternoon at the residence Of
her mother on Welton street, given ia
honor OF Miss Matte Hicks Of Stur-
geon, No. Two beautiful prizes were
awarded, Mrs E. Scott receiving the
first and Mrs. G. Thompkins The sec
ond prize. Mrs. NJ. Canada was
awarded the consolation prizs.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms fer
light housekeeping. Ready Oct /, at
S2s Broadway. Phone, Green SOL.
&c. l.. Wicks. 1922
Mrs. Harvev Groves of Parker Sta
ton was in the city this week.
John Lo g of Omaha stopped over
few days this week enroute 10 the
Springs.
l. II. Harper now lives at 1913 Wi
mona Court and has the latch string
hanging out for his friends.
No one viii be allowed TO enter the
Ragtime Piano Conscst unless they
register their name with R. G, Holley,
Mrs, Anderson Of 3036 Downing
avenue, is entertaining Mesdames FL,
Fl, Lucas, Guy and Stoddard OF To
peka,
The Rev. Robt. Davis Brown, Vicar
The statesman., 1905-09-22

of the Episcopal Mission Of st James
in Columbus, Ohio, is the guest OF q.
S. Contee,
Mrs. Kate Carper is conyalescent.
Mrs. Rose of Dubuque is visiting
Mrs. D. Hamilton.
Riley Martin is improving from
his illness.
R. o. johnson continues recovering
from his wound.
Ed Holland and wife have returned
from Durango.
Mrs. Laura Cary after an illness Of
several siays, iia- osst again.
Mrs. George C. Tucker Of Omaha,
is the guest of Mrs. Robert Nesly.
J.E. Conway left the city Monday
for Salida to benefit his health.
Miss Maggie johnson of ll2l-23rd
St., who has been east for her health,
has returned to the city.
DR.. o. A. Taylor of Topeka, was in
the city few days this week on
pleasure,
Mrs. Jessie B. Ventura of New
York, is in the city visiting Mrs. NIL.
Howard.
The Buckingham Club will give a
dance at Bourner's Hall Oct. 10.
Ed Plummer returns to school at
Jefferson City this week. He sang a
solo at Shorter Church Sunday morn
ng.
The W c. I. o., meets Thursday
night at the home of Mrs. H. W.
Wade, 2227 Lincoln ave.
j. C. Branche of Kansas City,
hans,, is spending the week 10 The ci-
ty.
Mrs. Jennie Montgomery, who has
been the guest of Mrs, Travick, re-
turned to St. Joe Thursday.
Mrs. Wake, aunt of Mrs. G, Saw
age, accompanied by her daughter, re
turned home to Lincoln, Nebr., after
a visit here.
Capt. Silas johnson of Hose No. 3,
is of on his vacation, taking trip to
the western slope, Walter Vernell is
substitute for him.
The statesman., 1905-09-22

W. H. Fletcher OF Cripple Creek,
and Titus Alexander of Muskogee,
were among this weeks visitors.
Mrs. B. K. Bruce and daughter of
Leavenworth, who has been visiting
her brother, S. R. Burns, have re-
turned home.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
at 2946 Arapahoe st. Phone Pink
1894. Mrs. VIM. Walton. 1922
Fred Williams left the city Thurs
day night for Helena, Mont, where
be will be located at the Zanzibar
Club.
Among our callers this week were
Rev. Bray, Editor Brooks of Pueblo,
Rev. Tillman and wife of Colorado
Springs.
j. R. Smiihea, who for years has
conducted a coal yard has sold it and
will leave for Hot Springs for his
health.
The Peoples Sunday Alliance will
render the following program: In
/ strumental Solo, Mrs. Helm; Vocal
Solo, c. A. Tasker; DR.. Steel of the
Denver University will deliver an ad-
dress.
Mrs. Lewis of Montctair entertain
ed at dinner Tuesday in honor of the
visiting ladies, Mrs. Tucker of 0ma-
ha, Mesdames Allen and Williams of
Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Palmer who has been visiting
western cities and who was the guest
of Mrs. Bohanan, has returned to her
home in Pittsburg. Robert jackson
also of that city, who for awhile made
his home here has also gone home.
The two local kings of mnstrelsy
will present in short time full
company of vaudeville artists and
show to the people what good time
really is. Messrs. w. A. Rice and
Frank King are both uuexcelled in
their line, the one having starred as
magician and the other being one Of
the best old man impersonaiors in the
country. They have fund of splen-
did talent to draw from and promise
to make use oft. Wait for it Watch
for it.
The statesman., 1905-09-22
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18
SOBRE UN DISCURSO

En Ia inauguration de la clase
de enfermeras en- ell sHospital de
muieres y nifos,, ell doctor Lugo vi
mas proruncio un discurso sobre la
importsncia de las reteridas c,ases.
El doctor Lugo Vihss, dIjo que la
escuela de enfermerss be- venido q 80.
satiafacer una necesidsd en- Puerto
Rico; pues no solamente ofrece un ar.
ma mas de defensa para Ia mujer
puertorriquena en- Ia lu ,hA por la vi
ds, sino que realiza el ideal de que en-
sQuellos hogares invadidos por algu.
ma enfermedad, auxllien poderosamen.
10 & los cuidados del med!co.
RealE6 las virtudes de ls muier
msnifeatando que en- gsnersl, gran
parte del exlto ohtenido en- los mGlti.
pies casos de Intermediates diversas,
en- ell hospital de mujeres y ninos, 90
debe { la exquisite solicitud y escru-
puloio cello con que las i5vsnes enfer-
merss han cumplido su diffcil cuanto
penoso comeiidc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18
En- SAN PETERSBURGO

En- Ia Universldad de San Peters.
burgo SO ha tornado un acuerdo i'm.
portapts.
Los profesores de la misms, reuni.
dos en- conseio, han votado en- favor de
Ia anulaci6n de todas las restricciones
establecidss para impedir que los is.
venes judfos siguieran curse universi.
tario.
La nobleza, por su parte, hs adop.
tado resoluciones de gran trascenden-
cia en- una reunion celebrada reciente-
mente.
Acordsron en- ella gestionsr la
adopci6n de las siguientes reformas II.
berales:
Que ell poder ejecutivo funcione
separadamenle del judicial; que Ia JUS
ticia Sc administre con impsrcislidad,
siendo igual para todo el mundo; que
se apele los medios necesarios para
que la clsse.analfsbets del pueblo dis.
minuya cuanto fuere posible;que para
clio, y como Ell remedio hay gus apli.
carlo & las nuevas generaciones que
SO van sucedlende, Sc conceda compile
Is libertad para establecer escuela,
pGblicas;que SO le garar ticeel libre de-
recho de reunion, yque Sc asegure una
debida authorization para la prensa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18
multa una bicoca-6 ir & la c&rcel
sencillaments por seaenta dias.
iHase visto perrada!
Y no 81 esto solo.

Y no es esto solo.
J LiSardo, en- el mundo hay nds.
, iQus tiene pstsd, verbigracia, una
perra agraciada y simpatica, y & un
can enamoradizo y un tanto avancino
que los hay, yaya que 81 los hay
So le antoja hacsrle la corte y,sin per-
misc de usted nj consentimiento de su
fsmilia, cuelsse de rondfn en- su domi.
clio y hasta se instala en- 81 tan cam.
pante y nj q palos quiere salir, pues
hsce que Sc va.... y vuelve, como los
actores en- el teatro?
Pues en- case tai, que puede ocu.
rrir, y ocurre, con frecuencia, verase
usted en- 10 torpsa de pro bar con tes.i
gos de mayor esxcepci6n que aquel pc.
FRO amartelado no o. de su propiedad
y que solo 90 unintruso y un carifres.
co 6 carilambio, como dice el vulgo.
De 10 contrario sl susodicho pc.
rro lie resulsaraa u ted peor que el
del Hortelano yque los perros de zu.
rita y que todos los perros hlst6ricos 8
y mentados, fncluso el perro Paco y
el perro Amarillo de infellce recorda.
ci6n. Psgara usted la multa consabi-
ds, Isl se emperra en- no psgarla.
ia Ia cArcel! iOiqb 'puss, con los perros
desconocidos que Sc introducsn IN las
casas y a1n toman posssi6n dc 6stas,
con fines amorosos!
En- otra sscci6n 50 dispone que los
perros de los vecinos del campo, que
vlgilan las propiedades, han de per.
manecer atados, 81 10 casa esta sisua.
da q mer os de c,eu metros de cual.
quier camiuo.
Y a cualquiera se 10 ocurre pre-.
guntar:
-Pues 81 esos perros tienen que
permanacer en- la perrers, bien suje-
tos, 6como han de vigilsr la propiedad
ID INCA! vale mas tuprimlrlos.
iVaya, con la ordenauzsl Vale
toda una <Perromsquias.
Algo mas podrfamos decir ac: :rca
de su espfrl.u y de su letrs; pero ell
tempo aprsmis.
Segdn ell refra1, a perro flaco TODD
son pulgas, psro, al cabo y al fin,
puede sacudirselas.
En- cambio para el elesquilmado con.
tribuyents todos son impuestos, mul-
tas y peiigueras.
iQus suerte perra tiens!
Suarez de Mota.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18
EL AUTOMOV|L|SMO

Acaban de efectuarse en- Long Is
land unss carreras preliminares de
automobiles, con obieto de seleccio ionar
las cinco msiores ,msquinas america
mas que deberan representa- & los Es.
stados Unidos en- Ia carrtra interna-
cional que habra de celebrarss para
disputar la Copa de Vanderbilt.
Fueron los vencedores los auto
m6viles aiguientss:
Primero. sPope .Toledo,; chsuf.
feur, Dingley.
segundo' sLocomoblle,; chauf
feur, Tracey.
Iercero. sRoyal Tourist,; chauf.
feur, Shurman.
Cusrto. sHsynss,; chau ffeur, Hay.
nss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18
SUBASTA REAL

Eu el sDorotheums de viena se .s
tan reuniendo para venderlos en- pd
olica subasts, todos los teuoros de ar.
10 , los mas valiosos mueb'es que per.
senecieron al rey Milsno y & su hIio.
En- ellos ests comprendido todo 10
que contenfa la hermosa residencIa de
Viens, donde ell rey Mi'ano pas6 10,
iltimos amos de su vida.
Los inmensos ttsoros acumulsdc T $
en- ell Kouak de Belgrade, comprenden
magnfdcas alfombrss de seds. presen.
les del Sultan de Turqufa, vasou de
SeVres' valiosoI obieEos de plata,
cri'tslerfs de Bohemia, China, mart
le' y cuadros de Blaus, Frapzstuck '
otrns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18
CADA DA SURGE UNA NUEVA INNECESARA D R|D|CULA
0 AMDAS COSAS A IA VEL.
BAYAMoi Y Los PERR0s
Aque !untanIsntD acusIda dspHhhnes F." penunS"
achf'nosa', dgns de Ia pastaidad,

Corta es la vida, dice ell fil6sofo;
psro cada dia nos ofrece algo nuevo,
q pesar del conocido latinajo que re-
"a: Nihil raovum sub sole.
Aquf, en- Puerto Rico, oil pals de
las sorpresas, no va solo algo nuevo
nos ofrece Ia vida q cada momento,
sino a veces algo muy peregriuo, muy
curioso 6 muy estupendo, sobre todo
en- materia de ordenanzas.
Sin ir muy leios, la vista tene-
mos Ia que acsbs de lamar a los vien-
tos de la publicidad ell Ayurtamiento
de Bayam6n.
Els un documento preciosfsimo,
digno de que la fams parlera 10 de- q
conocer por todos los ambitos de la
TERRA,
Tratase en- 81 de un asunto a to.
das luces importantfsimo y De tras-
cendencia suma:
De las condiclones en- que es per-
mitdo tener animales de Ia rsza csni.
ma on Bayam6n y sus campos.
Y squi entran los due 1os de ca.
nes a padecsr.
Por la secci6n IL se establece un
|impuesto, por cada aflo econ6mico, de
un dollar, de cuatao dollars 6 de ocho
que debe psgar el dueflo dc todo AMI
NAL de la rsza canins, (cris 6 sdulto)
segdn que 10 tenga amarrrado, y no
con longanizas seguramsnte, 6 le deje
vagar suelto, con bozal 6 sin 81, por
caliss, plazas y paseos.
En 10 secci6n 80 se fijan las pena.
lidades 4 que quedan sometldos los
infractores, consisteptss aquellas on
multa 6prisf6n. La primera. para los
relapsos, puede elevarfe & veint.cinco
dollars, y 10 segunds q veintlcinco % diss s
de sencacharramiento.s
De modo que 81 un vecino cual.
quiera posee una perra, (grande 6 chi
CO que acerca del tamaf1o NADIA dice
Ia celeberrima or rdenanza) y esa perra,
por eismplo, echa al mundo disz ca
ehorros, 81 duefo habrG ds pasar con
tan fausto metlvo un dia de perros y
darse q 6stoE, y decir psrrsriss del
Ayuntamiento y de sus disposiciones
perrunas, 81 cabe asf llamarlas.
Como esos diez cschorros tiensn
que andar necesariamente sueltos y
sin bozal-asf andsn tsmbien muchos
ciudsdanos, dicho sea entire parente-
sis y sin alusiones -csta usted que el
infelicisimo duefio de tai crfa tendrk
que psgar Ia friolera de SS dollars de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18
REPUBuCAS LATINAS

CopismoG de FL Tempo lie Gua-
ya9ml
<Don Claudio Arambelo propone, en-
la prensa limefs, el establecimiento de
una union perpetua indisoluble entire
Bolivia y Peru, por medic de la cusl
el lprimer pueblo pssarS & llamsrse Pc
ri MsrIdional J 81 segundo Sc le agre.
garia el apellido Central.
Y, en- Ell Congrsso hrAsileno, hs
prsssptsdV M proyssto el piputado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18
vAR|AS NOT|C|AS
Presos excarceiados en- Are
cibo. -Seductor que Sc casa
y es puesto en- libertad
VkRIAS DETENCIONES
battles en- NAL estado.-. Con-
denas extinguidas. Or
questa de Cocolia

Han ssido eexcarcslados len Are
cibo jose Martinez Oyola, Manuel dc
de Jesds Albaran y Jose Vicente San
tog.
Federico VIzcsrrondo, que cum
pli6 dos meses de prisi6n en- la carcel
de Aguadilla, ha continuado preso en-
sumsria rendiente de otra nueva causa
por hurto mayor.
-Marcelino Medrano Igartus, que
rap6 su novia, siendo preso y procs.
sado, ha aldo puesto en- libe, tad por
haber contraido matrimonio con Ia
ofendida.
-Procedente de Fsjardo fueron
trasladados en- sumaria & Huuacao
Juan Cabrera y Catalina Hernandez
Otero, acusados de hurto dc ganado.
Ell iuez municipal de Bsyam6n
sentenci6 Leoc adIo Cruz y Delfn Be.
nitez Colon, 2 meses de c&rcel por
hurto menor; Joaquin Hernandez, q
8 meses y 200 dollars de multa por
igual delitc, y Santiago Maisonst & 2
meses y slOO por acometlmiento y
agresi6n.
Sc hallan presos en- Guayama,
= disposition de aquella Corte de Dis.
trito, Manuel.Alomsr, por abuse dc
condanza y Juan Cruz Sanabria y
Juan Melendez Garcia, por hurto ma.
yor.
La Corte municipal do Ponce
ha dictado las siguientss ssntsncias:
Domingo Gutierrez, l aho y 80 dfAs
mas de prisi6n por hurto; JOSS Her
nGndez, 81 dias por uso do armas
Justine Nieves, aHo pr agrssi6n
grave.
En- la ekrcel de Ponce fueroa
puestos On libertad Eilslio Rivera Pi.
no, por habsrse archivado su causa, y
Mario Belbrd por haber prestado fan.
"a.
Eel inspector de alimentos dol
Departamento de Sanidad, sxamin6
aver y autoriz6 Ia destrueci6n de 400
cajas de d&.ilea que estaban en- NAL
estsdo.
Alfredo Alvarez Estels, acusad0
de ultrsie mayor, fue absuelto por IL
Corte dc Dlstrito de Arecibo en- 10
causa quo sc le seguia por aquel de-
Ito.
Han extinguido sus condemns en-
Ia cSrcel de distrito, Escolastico So
riano Cortlio, do San Juan; Nicolas
Melendez Maysonet, do Vega Bais;
Benito Roias Ramos, de Manaf, y
Juan Rexach, de Fsiardo. Tambisn
cumpli6 una aentencia de so dias Pc.
licarpo Ortiz el cual tiene otra senten-
cia de un afio por cump'ir.
Ell sabado Sc espera on esta ciu.
dad Ia orquesta de Domingo Cruz
(Cocolfs) que viene contratada For IL
juventud de Bsyam6n para un bale
que SO celebrarA ALI ell domingo.
A prop6slto de su llegada, Ia iu-
ventud de San Juan proyecta contra
tar tsmbien la amerltadA orquesta pa.
ra un baile ell msrtez pr6xlmo.
En- la Administ-aci0 do Ccrreos
, de San Juap, Sc hAllan detenldas les
siguientes cartas:
Aatha Riley, Jose Soters, ". Sc.
ligsohn. San Juan Ntws, Juan San.
tiago y Santiago, Manuel Camafio Ta.
ges, James w. Withrtn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18

nusstra Corts es ls mas pr6xims & la
de Msyagtiez.
-Frsnte la pluEa priuclpsl se hs
alberto al pGblico IN elegsnte kiosko,
propiedsd dc nuoItro amigo don VIC
tor Calderon.
Mario Morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18

pereirs Silva donde pide Sc hsga ges
hones con los demas Estados de Sud
americs, 6u de formar un tribunal
oe aroitraie International, que se en-
cargue de ei-iglr las cuestIones que
. sussltsn sD. .ssta paris del contlnspte,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-18

gente de pspsl q los estsblecimisntoa
de provisioneE, & np de que lea Iirviera
para envolver substaneias alimsnti.
eias.
DIVA n,sn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-28
WHEN a FELLOWS DOWN.

CFrom Brooklyn Life.)
When we meet the other fellow who
Is busy with success,
And we try to entertain him with our
story Of distress,
What wayworn smile he gives you
when you ask him for loan,
And remarks: "old man I'm sorry
but I've troubles of my own
Then fellow does some thinking. and
he feels a sense of shame;
His seeming friends of yesterday are
not at all the same; @
His confidence Is shattered, and his
credit is in doubt,
And his pride peels off in patches
when a fellows down and out.
This worlds great theater, we are
playing in the cast
OF life's eternal drama, and the plot
so deep and vast
In Its wonderful complexlty our spirl,
overawes,
And only perseverance can hope to
win applause.
So whatever be your station. for what
ever role you're cast,
II you play your part convincingly
success will come at last;
There's no sense or satisfaction TO sill
and whine about VS.
Your troubles$to your nelghbor wher
a fellows down and out.
N. F. MULLEN. 4