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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-13
Local ~
Brevities.
Lecture Course Friday.

Lecture Course Friday.
For fine chinaware go to Gibson
Bazaar.
Chas. Cawley, Of Barryton, was in the
city Tuesday.
Sheriff Elmer E. Fales Of Ionia was in
the city Monday.
All kinds OF sewing machine repairs at
Foster Ritter & Foster.
Thos. B. Willard returned from Muir
Saturday where he had been visiting her
sister.
New furniture coming in every day.
Come in and look it over. Foster, Ritter
& Foster.
Chas. Gore is in the city. He has
been working in the ODDS Automobile
factory in Lansing.
James Rowley and wife, of Greenyle.
were visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. c.
A. Rowley, Saturday
Will Shepard has leased the Mooney
building and opened a restaurant and will
also sell baked goods of the home made
variety.
Harvey L. VanBenscoten was in the
city short time Wednesday on his re-
turn to Dakota. He has sold his farm in
Sebewa.
Mrs. D. A. Towle and daughter of Stan
ton stopped over trains on their return
from Ionia Friday and were guests at c.
S. Barnes.
Bert Waldo, of Coldwater. was in the
city Saturday a short time shaking
hands with old friends and visiting his
brother, Ray.
Mrs. M. E. Peck entertained at a five
o'clock tea Friday in honor of her guest.
Miss Ella Morrell. Miss Morrell has re-
turned to Cadillac.
Andrew McCue is the Bedding delegate
to the Woodman Convention in Battle
Greek and Chas. Coon is alternate. They
were elected at Ionia last week.
The Greenvle Daily Call has brand
new head and is dressed up in new type
We congratulate Brother Wells on its
hobby appearance and evidence Of pros
perity may you live long and grow richer
every day.
Crowley, La Mrs. Unruh preached
the annual sermon of the State W. c. T..
u. Convention, yesterday at $3.50 p. m.
1t was one of the best sermons ever
preached in the city.-(Special to Times
Democrat, New Orleans.)
Walter r. Menkee is again in charge
of his art GALLERY having odaneG up bus
ness there in the photography line last
week, with Jew and up-to-date material
to work with. He came to this place
eighteen years ago and with the excep-
ton of the past year, has been in the
business continually.
Mrs. w. B. Crawford, who has been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Preserve
Curtis since last November, left Satur
day on her return to St. Louis, Mo. She
went to Toledo where she will meet her
husband and after visiting at j. A. Spen-
GERS and Mrs. Cynthia Coles few days
will go to St. Louis, their new home,
where Mr.. Crawford has a fine position
with the Swift Packing Co.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-13
The Right Name is Dewitt

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cools,
soothes and heals cuts, burns, boils,
bruises, piles and all skin diseases.
X. f. Zickefoose, Adolph, w. Va,
says my little daughter bad white
swelling so bad that piece after piece
of bone worked out of her leg De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve cured her"
is the most healing salye in the
world. Beware of counterfelts. Sold
by w. /. Benedict.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-13

Scratch, search, scratch; unable 20
attend to business during the dag or
sleep during the night. Itching piles
horrible plague. Doans Ointment
cures. Never fails. At any drug
store, 80 cents.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-13

If you have taken everything else for
constipation and have not taken the
tonic-laxative, Celery King, you have
made a serious mistake. Celery King
is the great blood vitalizer and builder
up of men and women. Price % cents.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-13

Coughs and colds, down to the very
borderlaud of consumption, yield to
the soothing, healing influence OF Dr.
Woods Norway Pine.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-13

A strength tonic that brings rich,
red blood. Makes you strong, healthy
and active. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do 80
cents, Tea or Tablets Cornell Bros.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-13
Miss Edith Eldred who has been a sue

Miss Edith Eldred who has been sue
cessful teacher in our High School for the
past two years, resigns her position at the
close Of this school year and has accepted
a position in the High school at whitehall
Miss Eldred has made many friends in the
city who will regret that she is not to re-
turn next year
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-02
LEONARDTOWN, MD.

The Commissioners Court was in
session last Monday, present Messrs.
James Fl. Bailey and James T. Abel.
The Board determined 20 make ap-
plication for State aid for the improve
ment Of about seven and a-half miles
Of road. viz: two and a-half miles on
the Leonardtown-C haptico road two
and a-hah miles on the Mechanics
vile mail road, beginning ator near
Nelson's gate; two and a-half miles
on the Great Mills road. usually
known AZ the "Clay Hill" road. The
resolution adopted, recited that the
County should not levy over 5000
for the purpose Of building these
roads. This amount added 70 the
State appropriation will make $4,000
available for the construction Of the
designated roads. The portions OF
road selected are situate in the diff
ferent Commissioners districts so
as 10 furnish conveniently accessible
object lessons TO al the road super
visors Of the county and also because
OF the importance Of the different
roads.
The Commissioners were warmly
congratulated by many taxpayers
upon their action. Isaiah Canter,
OF Charlotte Hall, district, one Of the
largest taxpayers Of that section
telephoned his appreciation. His
Honor, Associate Judge Crane. last
Tuesday, expressed himself as very
much pleased with the Commits
sioners' action. Many others have
written their approval.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-02

At her residence on St. George s
Island, ROSA, beloved wife of John
A. Adams in the 10th year of her
age.
The deceased had been an in valid
for soma time before her death. suf-
fering from consumption She died
fortified by the sacraments of the
Catholic church, of which she was a
devoted member. Her remains were
buried in st. Francis Xavier grave
yard. Her husband and four child
rem, one SON and three daughters,
survive her. Mrs. Adams was al.
ways ready TO do whatever she
could for her fellow beings in times
OF suffering and sorrow. None NAV
say sught but good of her. In her
home there is void that can never
be filed. Let rs hope that He Who
doth all things well" may reward
her, whom life. endeavored toplease
and not offend. V. n. A.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-02

naval appropriation bill conducted
by the Senate committee on naval
affairs this week. The committee
occupied just an hour considering
measure which appropriates over
900, 900. 900 and the prospects are
that no adequate time will be devot-
ed 10 the measure on the floor Of the
Senate. The methods by which
Congress does business are such
that when q standing committee re-
ports measure q majority Of the
members Of either house accept such
report. for individual members of
Congress have neither time nor the
information which would enable
them to make any detailed examina-
ton OF the various measures on
which they are called upon 70 vote.
Incidentally the President appears to
have won bis fight for two battle
ships despite the fact that majority
Of Congress believes further con-
struction Of these monster engines
Of war, which cost fabulous sums is
injudicious.
Congress has finally determined
IL would seem 20 conduct an investi-
cation Of the now famous Usage In
dian oil lease. Nearly ten years
ago, one Edwin B. Foster was gran
ted with the approval of the Secre-
tary Of the Interior, q blanket lease
covering 1900, 600 acres of land pre-
sumed to contain oil with the pro-
vision that Foster, or his heirs or
assigns pay 20 the Indians 10 per
cent. OF the gross receipts for the
oil extracted. In time, Foster as
signed his lease to the Indian Ter
ritory Illuminating Oil Company
and IL subleased the land for vari-
Gus houses and approximately 5 per
cent. Of the gross receipts. Secre-
tary Hitchcock denounced the Fos-
ter lease as a scandal and declared
that Foster and his successors had
done nothing in return for their
bonuses and royalties that the lease
should be extended to protect the
sub-lesses who had invested their
capital in good faith, and the Sens-
tor introduced Legislation providing
for such extention. Now Secretary
Hitchcock has declared his intention
OF extending the original lease on
$50, 900 acres ito protect the vested
rights of the sub-lesses, but Con-
gress is inclined TO ask why it was
necessary to extend the original
lease to accomplish the end. Re-
preventative Stephens of Texas and
others ask why the sub lesses could
not have been protected by making
directly with them renewals of the
leases they held from the assigns of
Foster, thus eliminating the Indian
Territory Illumination Oil Co. and
securing for the Indians the full
rental value of their lands. The
House has passed q resolution ask
ing some very pointed questions of
Secretary Hitchcock and his ex-
PLANTATION is awaited with interest.
-
Speaker Cannon has announced
that he will permit no concession to
the Senate on the Statehood bill aud
the measure seems destined to fail,
despite the fact that q majority of
both houses OF Congress would glad
ly vote for the admission of one
State to be composed of Oklahoma
and Indian Territory. Friends of
Oklahoma are humbly supplicating
the all powerful Speaker for mercy
but there seems to be little hope of
his relenting.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-02

am prepared 10 serve funerals AZ
the shortest notice and on terms IN
suit the hard times.
In connection with this, / devote
especial attention to my Biacksmith
and Wheelwright department.
All orders quickly and neatly nj.
tended to EUGENE Halt.
may iV-us Dynard.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-02

Farm on 81 JeTome's Creek. containing "a
acres. desirable for a home aud ite vaIusbIe
user orouHds. knCwn aS "Corsey's Point"
ana recently Occupied bY Jerry WrIFhtson.
also farm on Potomac River, 10 3rd Election
Distrlei; OF ST. Mays County, containing loe
ncrss. Known ~ white Point Excellent
Ffsning and Oysiering facilities ApplY Ia
WIN. AEvEkELL LOKRR. Atfy.,
Oct. c. Oft. ~~'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-02

Little short Of travesty on legis.
lstion was the consideration Of the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-02
Bargains.
WINTER STOCK MUST Be SOLD

nave large stock Of CLOTHING and
VII sen u 81 COST. have Mems suifs "A
low ns II 81 yer suit. Mems Overcosfs a i6w
- 49,. al wool. Cbiidfen'a So rs a ICw 40
q. Cnndrene knee pants. 2 pairs for 80.
Gems pants. wooden goods, Is cents per pair
Es9tns pats. a'l wool. s. cents.
Lave large stock OF Mems coarse shoes as
,oS IS tsc BOYS shoes IS tow as CSC per pair
a..aIs IN hangaroo shoes 81 o. per pair. Baby
snoes NC per pair. Ladies' dne shoes good.
hiGs ones. III really worth 81 60
Big line OF Dry Goods All winter xoods I
VII sell ~ cost. AL wool serge pants goods for
&c per yard; 10 worth &c i sm selling dou.
re pea blankets now as low a. 5Oc per pair
ne largest ones DC; are worth Al O HoFss
,plehkets irsm t5c up. Mems Underwear as
Ds - &c Tor : shirts. and the heavier weight
for &c. ~ Se' S@'fs
~ Al kinds OF Groceries. Flour by the barrel.
wlnter Patent GO The best Kye WhlskY.
pair. - ~~' wv P~'
Stick candy. 81 Id boz. Ia Rsca IN. o.
bottles Of beer for &C.
tome ana get your money's worth sf
~. L. AILLfSOGS.
Leoaardtown. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-02
BLACKSMITHING.
Painless
Extraction.

Free when other work A done. Ola roots
and broken down teeth made as good AZ new
Gold Crown and bridge work speciality
most scientific manner.
NO charge Tor examination or estimates.
Parties desiring work done at their homes
can DE accommodated without extra charge
All work guaranteed for ten years.
DR.. j. M. Cook,
Jan TT. eHAPTICo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-02
Out-Pensi0ners

Feb. %. 1905-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-02

Steamer win leave pier Light street, Ra!ti-
more. weather perE1ittlng, every
TU ESDAf and SATURDAY AZ y. "a.
Tor tue following poi1ts:
Miiler's, Bromes. Bacons or Porto Bello, Gra-
sons. Lewisetta. Bundicks. Cowsrts. Walnut
Posnt. Ioan- ktnsale, Mundy's Point, Lodge.
Adams, Piney Point. Abeiiss, Leonardtown.
Howards, stones. and Cobrums, UESDA Us
trip viii extend TO Laucaster's. Bushwood.
Riverside, Giymont. Alexandria and Washing.
ton.
Returning steamer viii leave 9Th street
Wharf. Washington. d. G.. every Thursday at
y. m weather permitting. stopping at land
ings as follows:
Aiexandria. Giiynont. Riverside, Bushwood.
LancasGers. HOwards. Cobruns. and stones
viii also leave LeouRrdt0wn every Aondsy
and Friday At a M. Abeiis. Piney Point
Adams. Lodge, Aunday'e Point. kinsale, IL
noon-Soan, Walnut Point. Cowsrts. Bundicks
Lewisetta. 6Tasons. MilIers. 4p. IN Bromes and
BacOns0 p. No. arriving zt Baltimore. Nd. early
Tuesday and Saturday morning.
Freight received &C pier Q. Llght street, Bal
umore. daily except Sunday.
WILLARD THOMSON. President.
7. MI kDOCH. Gen. Ert- and Pass. ACT.
STEPHENSON Bro, Agents.
WIN REARDoN. Agent,
Alexandria. Va
Jan. g. Vss-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-02
Sour
Stomach

No appetite. loss Of strength. nerves.
ness. headache. constipation. bad breath.
general debility. sour Fisings. and catarYh
Of the stomach are all due % indiRessisn.
kodoi cures indigestion. This nav disoev.
cry represents the natural Juices Of dlees-
don a. they exist In q healthy stomach.
combined With the greatest knewn tsnie
ard rscons,ructivs properties. Kodol Dye
pepsie Cure does net only cure indlKsstIsn
and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
cures all stomach troubles By elsansine.
purifying. swseiening and strsngthsning
tns mucous membranes lining the sismaek.
.. 10. 3. :. Bail = Rsysnswees. W. Va, ssvs.-
- uoSelsd With soaE stomach for twsnty ysaEA
fer baby"
kodcl Digesss WHAT You Tea
sofsies eeiy. 500 siss holding AZ tisss The ssaI
slrs, which sslls fer 80 esnts.
prspsrsd ~ Q. Q. osNtTT q Co., oHioAa0.
For sale by
LoKEz o DO wAAL, Lsenaratsvu.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-02
OBITUARY.

In sad but loving remembrance OF onr
darling SON, j. SEWELL SHERMAN
TINE, who died one year ago today Feb
ruary %, 1904.
Still our home lie silent, sad and lonely,
Every spot is desolate and drear,
As We listen for the voice Of sewell,
That We no more on earth shall hear.
sewell dear. how much We miss thee.
More than hearts and words can tell,
Blest be every day that passes
Bringing as nearer with you 70 dwell.
Friends may think we may In time forget thee,
And our wounded hearts quickly heal,
But they little know the sorrow,
That lies within our hearts concealed.
All your pains dear Sewell now are over
Every trouble and sorrow passed.
You are now at blissful rest forever.
Safely home In heaven ut last.
BEzsAuN J. and EKaxA z. sHERMAsrrxn
In sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear father, JOHN IGNATIUS
EDWARDS, who departed this life
on the 14th day OF February19O5. in
the 18th year OF his age.
Gone from earth-yes. gone TO heaven;
Tender eyes shall gaze IN vain;
We shall hear his voice. oh, never,
Nevermore on earth sgain.
Sleep on. dear father. and take thy rest
To ODDS sweet mans on fair;
For By and by We want 20 Join you,
In our Fathers palace there.
By his devoted daughter,
ELLrHoR N. EDWARDS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-02
MuDted

TO buy q good farm of 200 10 400 acres. Ssz<>
more or less, with large dwelling aud &z3z&
other mprovements-Ioeated on the
Potomac rivcr-O TO IS miies below ~am&m>
Washington city. Want steamboat wharf on
the properly, or ore very near. Anyone own
ing such a farm aud wants 20 sell at q reason
Ole price map h..d IA cash purchaser by whiting
Address
FARMER, sOl4 N. Charles street.
Feb 10 -2m. Ealtimore- Ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-10
El CuA7RO De MARIO
Grandes preparativos. Ell Ba.
talon puerto-rlqueno. Los
lndios en- la gran parada.
4 VENTANAS 81. 5000
Cuartos sobre la avenida Pen
sylvania Sc pagan a aS750.00.

Los preparativos herhos para la
ceremonia inaugural de pasado mana.
na, 4 de Mario, excedeu en- pompa y
magnitud ests OCCASION & todas las pre-
cedentes. Tomaran parte, como de
costumbre, fuerzas do todas armss del
ej6rcito regular y Ia marina, el bata-
Hon puertorriqueho y compaffas mill
cianas de casi todo el pals, pero todo
en- escala desusada, EntrarSn On Ia
parada varias tribus dc indios, inclu.
So la de los Sioux, en- sus trajes nacio.
males, llevando q 81 frente la banda
del Colegio de Carlisle, para indios,
compuesta de cincuenta profesores.
Asistir&n corporaciones y socie.
dades cfvicas representadas por mi
llares de delegados portando estan-
darte y otros emblemas. Sin embar
60 Sc ha tenido especial cuidado en-
que la parada sea de aspecto militar
en- 10 que fuere possible. En- Washing
ton no Sc cabra ese dis. Las compa-
MAS de ferrocarries han abaratado
los precios para la OCCASION. Las ha-
bitaciones con ventana para Ia Ave
nida de Pennsylvania, por donde pa.
sara la procession, Sc cotjzsn 4 pre-.
clos estupendos.
Cornelius Vanderbilt paga 81 ,50(
por cuatro ventanas; George Goulc
otro tanto por dos habitaciones; y 10.
cuartos & $500, $3.50 y $1,000 son co
munes por toda la avenida. Los no
teles no alquilau por menos do una
semana. En- suma, 90 haran las co
sas de acuerdo con el advenimients
de la nueva epoca y arreglado q !,
grandeza de Ia naci6n, como /,
excelsitud del personaje Quien q
festeia,
DE Las NoredadeS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-10
|NC|DENTt PARlAMENTAR|O
FL senor Be>oSa pretende po-
ner en- contradiction al
senor de Diego.
UN BILL POSPUESTO
Ell senor de Diego rectifica a
senor BeSosa.

En- la session de anOchc de la "a
mara, al notflicarse por el Consejo que
Sc habia pospuesto indetinidamente el
Fl. r. que trata sobre una peticion dc
recursos hecha al Congreso naeional,
para combatir la &uncinariasis> en-
Puerto Rico, el senior Besosa, de la mi
noria, en- tono sarcastico, dijo que lie
extrafaba la actitud del Consejo, pues-
to que el senior de Diego ha b{a asegu-
RADIO que pasaria en- ese alto cuerpo.
la expresada resolution.
FL senior de Diego Sc levant6 para
rectifcar al senior Besosa hacer una
aclaraci6n en- las palabras que Se le
atribuian.
Manifesto 4 la Camara, que el
Gobernador estaba inRre5ado en- Que
ell bill pasase en- ell Conseio; pero nun
ca afirme que pasaria on el Consejo,
Ell senior de Diego proteSt6 de esa
y otras falsas imputaciones que Sc lt
habian hecho, para desmentir las cua-
les, habia tenido va que recurrir por
dos veces al testimonio de la Camara
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-10
EI nuevo Attorney
TruducWo del &LSslie's W@klyS

TruducWo del &LSsl@'s WceklyS,
Ascenler desde una oscura o6cina
Dc sbogado rural al puesto de Attor-
uey General de Puerto-Rioo es todo
un salto. Cuando las nuevas del nom.
bramiento de A. G. Stewart, de Iowa,
hocGo por el Presidenss Roosevelt pa.
ra ocupar ese cargo do 10 administra'
ci6n puertorrlqueha, Sc rec!bieron on
81 E.tado de MIR Stewart, numerosAs
contereroias se llevaron { eiecto ALL
entire los leaders poiticos, para averi'
guar cual Stewart habia sido el nom
prado. Sc msnc!ona aba media docena
do nombres y so vinoA descubrir, des-
pues dc transcurrldas las primsras
ouarenta y ocho horas, que A. g..
Stewart, de W aukon, era 81 agrsc!ado.
Su nombre no estabs incluido On
;as primeras listas. Ell nombramiento
"a hzo por las recomeudaciones & In
ausncia del Senador Allison.
Apesar do la diticultad dc averi-
guar Que 81 era oil electo, Mr. Stewart
.s un abogodo oonocido en- su Estado.
| Ia modestia dc que supo revestirse al
trabsjsr gu candIdatura su nombra-
l niento, f46 10 que desorien6 d los
leaders de su partido. Mr. Stewart air
VIC con honor durante la guerra His
,ano-Americana oil mardo de una
compania del Regimiento 40 do Iowa
IA sido presideute de Condado duran
10 varios amos, pero nunca SO lie como
Icieron grandes aspirac.ones political
Tleue una ex :elente cliensela = su
amigos Green Que har& un cticiente Altor
'ney General.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-10

prlmir el efecto sin tocar 4 la causa;
esta imposibilidad no es solamente
de orden te6rico, sino, mas aun acaso,
de orden PRACTICE.
A los l4O mllones de habitantes
del vasto Imperio, son necesarias ga
rantfas legales contra las arbitrarie-
dades de la administration y de la
policla. Estas garantias, cuando el
soberano Sc decidiese q concederlas,
no dependerla de el ell que fuesen res
petadas; su buena voluntad no serIa
sufciente, porque el es & menudo Ell
peor informado de todos los habitan-
tes de Russia. Ell es de hecho ell prisio-
nero de sus funclonarios, y desde Ell
fondo de su palacio, donde no penetra
ningln repreSentante de sus pueblos,
no puede nj conocer, nj castigar los
favoritismoS, las injusticias, las vio-
lencias, las concusiones, de las que
sus sIbditos mas fieles son diariamen-
te las victimas,
En- un ultimo manifesto, diciembre
de 1904 anunciaba el Gar solemnemen-
te, con una especie de candor imperial,
-el candor del aut6crata persuadido
de que basta ordenar para ser obede-
cido, que en- 10 adelante todas las lie.
yes deberan ser aplicadas y que todos
los funcionarios deberan conformarse
q elias. Esto es reconocer que, hasta
Ell presente, las leyes perntaneoen letre
muerta. oQuien velara porque Sc eje
cuten? Es necesario un <controls pert
Sd6nde vincularlo2
GEn la burocracia, en- la policia
! las dos raices efectivas del enolme I'm
J perio, reinas omnipotentes, que rige
desp6ticamente todas las Rusias asia
ticas 6 europeas, bajo el fastuoso mar
) to de la autoridad imperial?
Nicolas l tuvo la candidez, TN
$ candideS de aut6crata, : de confia
el <controls q Ia alta policia, 10 gu
SO llamaba Tercera Secc6n y al cuel
9 po de gendarmes.
q Alexandra II, ell csar reformado
: cuya obra toda ha sido POGO a poe
D destrufda 6 Observation-Disclosures por 81
sucesoreS, Alexandra II parece habt
creido que este <controlS necesario p,
= drfa ser ejercido por una prensa med
q libre. Mas la prensa, ha caido biz
= pronto en- ell servilismo; Iy que eco
|. trols efectivo podria ejercer cuant
J. todos sus derechos y hasta 81 existe
= cia dependeu de los que ella esta Il
y mada q dirigir?
l. Ell CONTROL" buseando en- va
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-10
1RABAJOS IMPOR1ANTts
Analisis de Ia situaci6n en- Ru-
sia, por una de las gran
DIES revistas francesas.
LEY DE ENSENANZA
Aprobada por ambos cuerpos
leglslativos anteayer.

Hoy iuserta la DEMocRACGA dos
trabajos interesantisimos. El prime.
70 90 un aualisis de Ia situaci6n en- el
imperi0 russo, que traduce el senior
Horta, nuestro oorrssponsal en- Nueva
York, expresamente para este peri6.
dlco.
E segundo 90 IL ley de ensel1anza
aprobada por la C&mara de Represen-
tantss y el Consej Eiecutivo, que OBJ
tsndrA muy en- hreve q sancl6n dol 60
bsrnador y que regirA desde luego.
La DEMoCRACIA es el primer diario
que las da Ga su forma dehnitiya.