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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.

M. u. A. Building.
1:30-Devotional Seryce-'In These Last Days
by His Son." DR.. Roberts,
2:OO-The Mlss1onarys Work a. Finding
Needy Places, James Stanaway, Negaunee, Mich;
b. Pastoral Work. S. b. Ayers, Fremont, Neb.;
Distribution of Literature, c. NJ. Williams,
Crookston, Mimi; d. Cooperation with Pas
tors, R. T. stivers, Mason City, Iowa. e. Aid
ing and Maintaining Schools, J. H. Buckley,
s:ao-Address, "Thru Childhood to God,'' Rev.
L. T. Guild, DID,, Minneapolis Mimi.
4:10-Missionary Letters, Secretary E. P. Ban
croft New York.
4:3o-Question Box, Superintendent W. L.
Carver presiding. What is the limit Of Sunday
school organizing on a field? How much time
work?
THURSDAY EVENING.
Hennepin Avenue Methodist Episcopal church.
Vice President J. H. Kerrick presiding
,7:30-Song Service.
s0o-Address, F. G. Ensign. superintendent
northwestern district. Chicago, ILL., Experiences,
by missionaries Several three minute talks).
FRIDAY FORENOON.
Y NJ. C. A. Building.
s:S0-state Meetings
9:8o-Devotional Service G. R. Gilruth Fisher.
1O:00-Bible Lecture, The Epistle to the He
! II GOETHE Missionary's Duty in Financial
Work, b. R. Martin, state superintendent, Sioux
| Falls, s. D.
Il :so-Thoroness in Work, J. H. Davies, Web
S-SS' r
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
| Y. NJ. G. A. Building.
1:so-Devotional Service, Expert Fisher
s:oo3Re1ation Of our Schools to the society,
e. Iverson. Rice Lake, Wis
| 2:30-How Our Vice Presidents and Other
Officers Can Assist in the Work. W. n. Kim
berly. state superintendent. Lincoln, Neb.
| s:oo-Address, Dividends Certified Rev. W.
81. w. Boyle. DID,, st. Paul.
8:45rThe Importance of Keeping Our Schools
in Touch with Modern Methods of Sunday School
Work. A; L: Fales oskaloosa, Iowa;
Stevenson presiding. How far engage in tenn
perance work? How induce young people to
| go to college?
FRIDAY EVENING.
Popular meeting at Westminster Presbyterian
church, corner Nicollet avenue and Twelfth
street. Vice President Daniel R. Noyes St.
Paul. presiding.
| :30-Song Service.
s:Oo-Address, by Clarkson Clothier, Phila-
delphia. Experiences by Missionaries.
SATURDAY FORENOON.
s:ao-state Meetings at q DD'''iDS'
9:30-Devotional Service. G. R. Gilruth Fisher.
brews, DR.. Frost
11oo-student Work, c. j. Harlan, superin-
tendent student department Cresco, Iowa.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Y. NJ. c. A. Building
| 1:80-Devotional Service, Superintendent F. g.
| Ensign.
/ 2:O0-Performing the Service for Which We
! Are Commissioned, G. A. Raymer, state super
i intendent. Dixon. Ill.
4 2:3o-Side Lights on the Worlds Sunday
/ School Convention in Jerusalem, Rev. Joseph
4 Wells, state superintendent, Des Moines.
4 3:O0-Address, John Knox Marshall, Brookline,
Il Mass.
3:30-sight seeing-auto ride given by Min
neapolis friends Eaz
SATURDAY EVENING.
7:0O-vice presidents give dinner to the
members of the conference.
SUNDAY.
Missionaries and officers address various
churches and Sunday schools. number OF
popular meetings will be held.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15
PRESBYTERIAN.

vANDERBuReH MEMoR1AL-Rev. ". Q: Wa, Wa.
lace Morning Fogsakn 9sod An for C s1 Of
the services. Strangers invited and made
E Mgl e9 icon+r,, and fourth avenues
the pastor, Rev Otis G. Dale, 1.-THE Bright
zS Sd Ct
Morning, reception of new members and Lords
supper Sunday school at pm; solo, The
nsR IF ee n0ys5a
tor; evening" Changed Mfe." 3 the kss;
F1FTH-Rev. W. J.. johnson. Morning, ''rem--
wEIsH-Rev. J.. T. Evans: Morning, :. "come
unt9 Me- N steging Elijah at Carmel, a.,+
Ing, Money; evening, Lessons from the
ANDREW-The pulpit will be occupied Sabbath
BETHANY-Rev.- T. j. Mccrossan Morning.
Rev. O.. T. Dole will preach; evening, spe-
STEWART MEMoR1ALIRevs. r. A. Wander Las
the pastor; evening, According to Custom, j
sermon by the pastor.
UNIvERsALIsT.
ALL soULs'--Rev William a. Ryder. Morn
ing, .'Tte Meaning in lmmortality''; SUNDAY
5She L Selosk T s. G. M ssfs
Profanity and Profanation'' regular evening
zSEEsfE 81 H r RsgH Sc S2
| John Coleman Adams. DID, Of Hartford
| Conn.,; evening Rev. John. Coleman Adams
DID,, Of Hartford. Conn. Uniyersalist gen
eral convention at Church of the Redeeme
| next week. ts.Et s,
BAPTIST.
WEGIAN-DANIsH-Rev. G. MeIby morn
| ing and evening.
oLIVE-Rey Frank H. Cooper In the morn
ing Rev. n. Holt will preach in exchang
| with the pastor; in the evening Sthe paste
! will preach.
FoURTH-Rev. F. H. Cooper will preach i
i the morning: evening, Rev. T. F. Holt vii
| speak on the theme, "Who Is Guilty?''
iBETHESDA-Rev. j. n. Bingaman Of Omaha
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POINTS FOR PASTORS

lin sending pulpit announcements
to The journal, please use the
blank forms supplied gratis.
Notices not so sent must be tram
scrIbed, thus Increasing the posi-.
bliIty of error or of loss.
git Is the desire to maintain the
announcement column as a news
feature and not as a mere church
directory. To this end 1t Is necessary
for pastors to give topics of sermons
except In exceptional cases.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15

HENNEP1N AvENUET l. Innis of Hamline
university will present paper on Dante
Eosss rev nR %o! j. y. Heard. Morning, Tne Key
note Of Christ's Ministry; evening, "con-
TH 11S1ISNEas AvENuE-Rev. G. A. Sharpe.
Morning, Rev. f. A. Bartlett; evening, evan
F6WLER-Prof R. Watson Cooper. Morning
"The Nature Of Man According to Scripture, ];
evening. 1.-THE Vineyard Of the Lord and His
ST. JAMES "a. M. E)-Rey. George q. Wade.
Morning, sermon By pastor; evening, ''My
Unalterable Obligations to God. !" {
CONGREGATIONAL.
v1NE-Morning, Evangelism; evening, Bless
i9g sna Gr att Rnrton Morning ..rbe
EEuel ana AZ Ere of Revival; evening, The The
eighth Avenue s}nReV. E. " GILES Morn
IoMRY IIIiRey; Henry , Holmes es,,.9 Morning Rg
PAIR A venue G. $. Rollins, DD y;
True; evening. ''Whither Shall I Flee from
FIFTH AvENuE Rev: James 2; Smith 3 Morn 7
hs aossn mas N lead ff8
HieHEAAp ssretsf sRft avenue h
| Rev. F. R. Plantikow. Rev.. j. Kienholz Will
r Rssfsh @ernRs asye66 aie evening
!, first Of series of three sermons in antici
| patton of the Chapman meetings. ),
& lows will preach both morning and evening
PILGRIM-Rev. F.. A. Summer Morning, Sons
and Daughters Of the Living Cod; evening
] what VIII Thou Have Me TO Do?',.
FREMONT AvENUE.sRaey. e. A. Hilton. Morn s!;,rI
ing, Life Saving Stations ,s - evening, Ih'
PLYMoWTHsRev. Dr. Stephen B. L. Penrose
president Of Whitman college, 'Washington
Of An Empty Life. !" Christian Endeavo
meeting at 645. s -
ing s.The- Conditions Of Rewarding Prayer,
evening, THE Price OF q Man
LINDEN HILLSRey. Charles 81. Maxwell
/ Morning "Conditfons Essential for the City
Awakening''; evening Someone Must B
| Waiting In That Distant Country
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In Memory Of DR.. Sample.

A memorial service for Rev. Robert F.
Sample, DID,, will be held in Westminster
church Sunday morning, Oct. %. Rev. DR..
j. E. Bushnell will give the address and letters
are expected from Rev. David J. Burrell, DID,,
and from Rev. DR.. Pleasant Hunter. Dr. Sample
was the beloved pastor of the church for
eighteen memorable years, from 1868 to 1885.
During that period valuable history was made
in both church and city in which Dr.. Sample
was of much influence. =.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15
DIR. FIELDER's FAREWELL
Former Presiding Elder Will Preach a
Prnsnacf Park Church

Former Presiding Elder Will Preach at
Prospect Park Church.
Rev. DIR. William Fielder will occupy
the pulpit Of the Prospect Park M: f.
church this morning and evening.
Many members of this church were
members of the First church when DR..
Fielder was pastor. For the past two
or three years he has resided in the
Park, and as the time approached for
effort was made to secure him for pas
tor. While much endeared to the peo-
pie, DR.. Fielder felt that he must ac-
cept the call to the university at Fort
Worth. and will leave for his new field
the coming week. It was thru his per-
sistent efforts and his desire to leave
this church in able hands that Rev. j.
G.. Crozier was appointed to take the
pastorate at Prospect Park.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15

The Youngest woman linguist In the
United States is Miss Lillian Gonzales
Robinson, who has just been appointed
head Of the department Of romance in
the University Of Oklahoma. Miss Rob:
inson graduated at the University Of
Chicago in 1903 with the degree of
ABB, and, altho now only % years old,
she has mastered twelve Languages and
speaks most of them fuently. .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15

po ofs9s N r HVGnuE CHURCH OF cHR1sr-
Morning. DR.. A. J. Frost Of Northwestern
Bible School; evening, Rev. L. NJ. Waterman
of First Baptist church.
CATHOLIC.
81 Of sa evenings s'5 Mans s1 seRss
on Sunday"
UNITARIAN.
FRsT-No services until Oct. q.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BAND OF PEACE t22s Central avenue Eve
ming, lecture by Mrs. s. NJ. Lowell; spirit
NEW e a1s I Rseas 1ntcbmond hail.
Eighth street and Nicollet avenue Ruth B.
n4Ensng Sa RoaKht Of hall
Masonic Temple Miss Helen r. P. Ressagus
of Hartford. Conn.,, lectures at 2:30 and
YGGDRAsIL PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, SOC
Cedar avenue. Evening topic, "Annie Besant :"
ys Hzssps neA& %Rst
TeachT' Greetings by Mrs. Jacobs.
SPIRITUAL RESEARCH SOCIETY (Richmond
hall, corner Nieollet avenue and Eighth street,
and Spiritual Development, BY Rev. Alice
Wtckstrom. - .s
UNITY SPIRITUAL CHURCH Ca O. U. W.
= n sfyaoh hss sue sS
greetings W. D. and Cora B. Noyes,s pastors.
SPIRITUAL independent Society -Rev. D.. B.
Ife spd ses EeRs
ings, 1880. 600 Hennepin avenue
NORTH SIDE SPIRITUAL SOCIETY (Lo.o.F.
hall. 400 Twentieth avenue N)-2:30 pm,
| "Can Any Good. Come Out of Hydesville p
l. by Rev. B. F.. Austin. Greetings by Mrs. e. P.
/ Manewen and Beuhler.
/ CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
| (Union City Mission) Rev. Finn Murra. "Rea
sons for Believing in the Near Coming Of
+ Jesus" 8 pm.
/ PEOPLES MIssIoN-Superintenden C. a.
Sweat. Temperance Talk PM, Edwin
Philips, Md. evening, revival meeting.
EvANGELIsTIC ASSOCIATION sixth ayenue)-
Rev. F. r. Plantikow. Morning and evening
sermon by Lastor.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15

In Switzerland every male between
the ages Of 20 and Is is obliged to vote,
unless he be pauper, criminal or
bankrupt. These have not the right
Of voting.
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dent southwestern district, Kansas City, Mo.
Some phases of the work, by missionaries (three-
minute addresses).
S:30-State Meetings.
9:80-Devotional Service, G. R. Gilruth Fisher
10:00-Bible Lecture, The Epistle to the He
brews. Rev. A. J. Frost, DID,
11:O0-Home Department Work, A. J. Tiffany,
Aberdeen 8. D.
IL :30-Reports and Records, F. A. Bartlett
state superintendent, Minnea polls.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-18

3: Qae rsspondiendo do un mode
Immediate q ess prop6sito, p.dirau al
Congreso dc los Estsdos Unidos Ia
modification de IL Ley Foraker, dc tal
manera, que los miembros del Conse-
jo Eiscutivo -euyo nombre puede cam.
biarse por el de Consejo Insular-se
designer por el voto del pueblo, me
diants compromis arlos 6 mand datarios
espeeiales que elijsn & los Console
ros.
4: Que 20 eptsnderan On absolute
ieparadss 6 independientes las funcio
mes legis'stivss de las ejecutivss On ID
administration de Ia isla, quedando
estas dltimas & cargo del Gobsrnador,
de los jefss de departamento, 6 sean el
Secretsrio de Puerto Rico, el Tesore-
ro, el Auditor, el Comisiouado de Edu.
caci6n, el ComisiI nado del Interior y
sl Attorney general, q los ouales fua.
cionarios nombrara el Gobernador,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-18
Asamblea de ayuntamientos
De JULIO DE 1oO5
PETJCJ0NES DEL MENSAjE

oil norte en- el hsmisfsrio on que hsbi.
tamcs: Puerto Rico disgustado y de-.
sestef anzado, s'gaifca una corrieate
de g. ntlmientos contrarios.
Puerto Ric6 en- Ia vidumbre, 81
las Am iricas del csntro y sud, alarma.
das suspicaces; es Ia poIfsica dc ex-
psusi6a suave y exponta le', detenien
dose 6 e1guando su a,racci6n fe.
cund.; es Ia doctrina de Monroe 6 en-
ORA formula solidaridad de los lue
bios de las tres Americas, sufriendo
que 80 lss mire con recelo en- VIZ de
abr'rss paso entire bendicloaes y ga
bsnzAs.
En- virtud de nutstra conviction
penssndo que el senado y la Camara
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-18

chi sl Congreso, nj 81 pueblo de los
Estados Unidos, desoiran Ia VOC de
una sociedad pcbre y d6bil conn Ia
de Puerto Rico; por el eontrario. con
sidsraran que 81 eiemplo de Puerto
Rico es constant ntemente estudiado des.
de Cuba, desde Mejico, y las repdbli-
cas- del Centric y aud America. Y 81
este eienplo no sstisface q nuestros
hermanos de or'gsn latino, ssra mas
diffcil, mucho mas diffcll y mas vic
lento, establecer Ia hegsmonia polftica
y comercial que por 81 posici6n, por
su poblaci6n y por su civiiizaci6n es-
tan llamados. Nuestra isla es objeto
de I'm ensayo: Puerto Rico satisfecho
y feliz, signi6ca una gran corriente de
simpatfa y dc confisnza del sur hacia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-18

de acuerdo con el Consejo Insu-
lar.
5: Qle los organismos , sntidades
representatives de Ia Union trabsjs.
ran en- el sentido de obtener que el
Congleso federal imponga un tribute
& los cafes extrangeros, 6 sdopte cual.
quier otra medida On concord ancia
con el sistema proteccionista de los
Estsdos Unidos, de modo que resulte
rrotegido el cafe de Puerto Rico & su
entrsda q los pusrtos nacionxIes ss-
gun 10 sstan todos los demAs produc-
tes de Ia agriculture americana.
&. Que 10 Union de Pue to Rico
pre- estara desde luego & las atlas suto-
ridades de este pals, en- el circulo de
relaciones establecidas por el regimen
impersnte, la mas ample, eflcaz y sim
cera cooperation, a'feomo 80 compla
ce en- exprssar al Gobernsdor, el Ho-
norable Beck IMAM Winthrop, 10 francs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-18

escucharan nuestra voz y pondrau re
medic & nuestrs desdichs, acudimos &
ambos pidl6ndolea 10 rforma inms.
data de Ia 81 y de II dc Abril de
1900, para proveer de rentas y un 20
bierno civil & la isla de- Puerto Rico,,
en- tales t4rmincs:
|. Qls Ia cfma-a de dalegados
contipIa, como ahors, elegida por su.
frsgio popular, CON 81 miembros,
:. Qlese consttuya, en- vez del
Consejo Executive, un Senado Iusulsr
electtvo, con catorce senadores, dos
por cada dissrito de los siete en- que 80
divide la isla.
3. @ estos dos erpos posean
lss facutades legis ativss que otorga a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-18
UN SUICIDE
Una sonora pone fin a sus
dias en- Ia caIIe de San Justo
arrojandose d un aIgibe
EXTRACTION DEL CADAvER
Impression dolorosa entire los
veclnos. El Juez J el medi-
co. Los fuuerales.

FL sabado, como q las siete me.
dia de Ia noche, So suicide en- Ia calle
ie San Justo r1m ro 36, Ia sefiora
Margarita Sanchez y Ross, esposa de
don Epifsnio Mesa Frssiuety, 'hijc),
con quien habfa cont-aido matrimo.
nio hace ocho meses escasos
Fernando tertu Ia estaban q esa
hora el senior Mesa, 10 madrs de este
:doaa Plsclda Frssintty y un amigo de
Ia familia lIamsdo Luis Santos.
La seiiora de Mesa hallabase en-
el Interior de Ia casa y fue vista por
10 vecina Lorenza Cruz, viuda de
Cortiio, en- momentos en- que entr aba en-
el inodoro; permaneci6 alli un momen.
to, sali6 con una resoluei6n pasmo.
80 abri6 la tapa del algibs y se lanz6
& su fondo.
| A los gritos del vecindario para
evitar que ell esposo Sc arrojase
al algibe, fue acudlendo gsnte, hasta
llenarse completsmente Ia casa y el
patio
FL detective Inocencio Diaz lego
tambien POGO de ocurrido el suceso
valiendoIe de un gancho pudo sacar
d aoie cadaver, exsrsyendolo dea.
pues con una escalera, siendo auxi.
liado en- su trabaj por los indi viduos
Juan Carambot y Angel Rodriguez.
Ell alglbe mlde una profdndidad de s
metros.
La suicida era joven, de Il amos.
A causa de 81 estado actual era
propensa al histerismc, leg1n In.
formes adquridos en- squel vecinda.
rio, vivid en- harmon ia con su esposo,
quien q Ia vez es hombre trabs iador
y de buenas costumbres.
FL cuadro que sc desarroll6 allf al
extraerse oil cAdaver, fue en extreme
conmovedor. FL esposo los hernia.
nos de 10 suicida lloraba1 desespe
rad amente alrededor de aquel cuerpo
inerte.
A los pocos rnomentos llegaron el
iuez del Vale y el doctor Cueto, qu'e'
res recopocieron ell cadaver, autori'
zando 4 la familia para.velsrlo.
Fl ndamente ha c1nmovido estS
(Contiuia on Ia pdsipa sa)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-18
Los REPUBL|cANoS
Session ceIsbrada ancche Dor
sI Comite territorial. Asis-
ten diez y siete mismbros.
NIEGANSE A La "LIGA"
Acuerdan ratifcar su plata
lorna. -Aplauden el men.
saje.-Manifesto.

Anoche 20 reuni6 el Comite terri
torial del partido republicano, On Ia
rssidencis de don Luis Sanchez Mo.
rsles.
Asistleron los vocales sefiores doc
tor Coll y Toste, don Victor Primo
Asrtinez, don Eduardo Barreras, don
Julio Blsnes. don OctavIano Ramirez
don Jaime Clfre, don Joie Rodriguez
Sierra, doctor We've, don Jose G. Bar.
bosa, don Manuel Domenech, don Ma
nuel F. Rosy, don Francisco PARA
Cap6, don Roberto q. Todd, don Luis
SANCHEZ Morales, don jose de Guz.
man Bsnitez, y don Francisco Simon
Lsjara.
Prssidi6 10 session don Juan Her.
nkndez Lopez.
Sc tomaron los acuerdos aiguisn'
tss:
Por votaci6n dc 16 votos contra |
del seiior Todd, SO scord6 no aceptar
Ia invitsci6n del Comite Executive de
10 olga de Ayuntamientos, { I'm dc
celebrar la Assmblea do los partidos
polfticos del pafs.
Sc acord6 hscer conatar que el
partido republican, acoje CON salts
facci6n profunda 10 promesa contsnida
On el Mensaje del Prssidente Roose.
welt de Ia eiudadsnfa americans para
los cludadanos dc Puerto Rico, 81.
puesto que 81 aspir sci6n contenida On
ell programa del partido.
Sobre Ia constitution del Con.eio
Ejecutivo, SO acord6 mantener 10 as.
piraci6u que Sc consigna en- Ia dscla'
raci6n sexta de su plataforms, de la
Asamblea Legislative con dos Cana
rAs elessivas.
Sc scord6 tamb,en aceptar la re
com sndacl6l de las elecciones cada
cuatro AMOS, pero debiendo reunirse Ia
legislature cada ailo en- Ia misma for.
ma que actuslmente 80 verifca.
Gestionsr en- favor de Ia enmiends
de 10 Ley Foraker sobre restriction en-
adquirir terras por las corporacio
nos.
Sc autoriz6 al Comite Ejecutivo,
fin de nomb-ar deleg ados especial
Comtin,ta en- la pdgina 6e)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-18
Asamblea del Ullmpo
DE DE DIcIEMBRE DE 1oo4)
DECLARACJ0NEs UNJ0NJsTAs

La Junts Central en- pleno, confr.
ma ~ adhesion 81 pueblo de los Esta
dos Unidos y q 81 representante en- la
administration federal; 90 congratul a
por ID elecsi6n del presidente Roose.
velt, & quien dirigs un menssje de res.
pstuosa fslicitaci6n, y DECLARA;
l: Que Ia Union de Puerto Rico
mantiene on todss sus clausulas Ia De.
clsraci6n de principios adoptada en-
asamblea general 81 q de Febrero
de 1904.
2: Que el comisionado residente on
Washington, 10 msyorfa de la Cana.
RI, 10 Junta Central y los otros orga-
nismos J sntidades representatives do
la colsstividad, consagraraa sus es-
fuerzos { desenvolver la cl&usula a. ~
como base para slcanzar Ia mayor
sums possible de gobierno propio, aim
dentro dc las instituciones fund
tales shora vigsntes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-18

Ia ley de II dc Abril de 1900 i la Asam.
blea legislativa de FuertoRico.
+. Que Sc copserven los seis de-
partamentos hoy exstentes, 6 sean el
del Secretario de Puerto Rico, ell del
Attorney general, ell del Tesof ero, el
del Auditor, el del Comision ado de
Educaci6p, y ell del Comisior ado del
Interior.
3. Que los itfes de esos sells de
partamentos sean nomhrsdos por el
gobernsdOr de Puerto Rico con el
consentimiento del Sen ado insular.
Vsnga al pals otorgads per voso-
tros, toda la autoridad legislative.
Y vengA tsmbien toda Ia responsabi.
Ii isd.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-18
CAFE DE YAUCO

NO compren ustedes cafe sin antes proba e nuestro
tostado modo en- aparaos ranceses de evaporation
pea que evtan NAL gusto que veces ene nuestro rico
grano Nuestro cafe preparado especamente para uso
de las famas ha demostrado la pracca ser e mas
ecto econ6mco pues solo empeamos en- la orrefacci6n
el me1or grano de Yauco
Puerta de TERRA "a Inca ZEPPENFELO Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-18
~ He aquf q base a. en su texto

~ He aquf q base a en su texto
fntegro:
Base A DECLARAMOS nuestrs
incor formidad cen los estatutos en-
que, fsltAndoseA los preceptos de la
Constituci6n de los Estsdos Uni or,
no re cor rcede & los puerto rio ueflos
UNA CIUDADANIA DEFINIDA y
admitimos rna forma politica que on
~ esencis responda & Ia necssidad re
establecer en- Puerto Rico sl SELF
GOVEI NMENT 6 autonomis on que
el pue BIO de Puerto Rico adquiera 10
p'ena capacidsd civil y polf.ica para
gobsrnsrse por if mismo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-18

simpatfa que merecs por Ia rsctitud de
sus sctos en- ell detempsho do sus ele-
vsdos debr res.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-18

LA SALUD

Farmacia y Droguera. g. Arecibo p r.
EKissnca commandments renov
nAs naaos Dspto las tamosas pdoras cpsuas
HEM Dspurstivo Ruso Inyecci6n Roja
Octubre 30 de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-18

Cura postamente dos los dolores neuragasy
aquecas provengan de dam boso noas de-
bhdad de dgeiones dIcies
Hsa garanade xpcrenca que comprmdos Jaque
col curan nmdamente la singular ventaa que
coazon cerebo como otro pparados smia
ne dos tomas ende soa bastan para radical
PRECIO DEL POMO: 10 CENTAVOS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-18

NoT Como eaha del anro de Asm
Roosevelt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28
TOUGH ON
"HUBBLES'
PORTLAND JUSTICE SAYS A
WoMAN'S DRESS ISN'T
WORTH ANYTHING AFTER
BEING WORN a YEAR.
Especial to The starl

: PORTLAND. ore. April as=-
Small encouragement was given
oeonmnical husbands In the toss
timony before Justice Reed ycatrrs
day. The conceaua Of opinion was
that a dress a year old was worth
little whether Il had been worn OF
hot, and the adAEv. better be dead
than out Of fashion. was uuaui=
moualy sustained.
The case hinged upon the myaz
terioua dihapnearence OF a sllk dreaa
which was toe property Of Maui
Dunning. and which vanished while
In the possession OF a local dyelns
establishment Tho former owner
stated that u cost t615l. that fair
valuation At the time Il had van
ished would be $40 An array of
dYera aud women tatlors faced the
judge and confidently told him that
a SILK dress would be worth nothing
after Il waA dyed. and that u was
not worth much anyhow after u had
been worn a year
The Judge decided that SIS was az
much rs the garment could be
worth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28
A pref TY
RACE
THE LEADERS M TIE WORLDS
FAIR CONTEST ARE CLOSELY
PUNCHED.

There never was . prettier race
than the present contest hetwee the
school teachers 81 the state.
Who will be the five teachers %
take the weeks trip to the Port.
land exposition. as guests 81 The
Star IL likely 20 be In doubt for
some time. as all Of the leaders are
punched closely together In the in
tercniinK struggle.
Miss Metealf still leads. Crowd
Ing her close are Miss Hawkins.
Miss Nichols and Miss Mcmillan
Next. by a very narrow margin.
comes Miss Chase. followed closely
By Miss Fuller and Miss Gail, while
Miss Young Miss Buckley. Miss
Turner and Miss Johnson are spur
ring ahead In good gains.
II Is anybody's victory. so far.
Realizing this. the friends Of the
contestants are working hard and
tho votes continue 20 come In. 10
quote homeiy expression. I'm
bunchesT