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Of seeing a large class doing this in rows
Is enough TO make the onlooker feel sea-
sick. Next the knee is stiffened, and
the whole leg is held straight out until
the toe is at the level of the waistline
This is not so easy as it looks, and takes
little time to acquire.
Now, with the foot in this position, the
pupil is expected to turn complete cir
Gle. At first she will have to hop to do
this, but pretty soon she will be able TO
turn so gently and gradually on the
other that she will seem TO move as on
pivot, the foot describing the circle,
and she must maintain a pleasing smile
all the time. The old-time masters in
sisted upon this "smile that won't come
Off" but their present-day successors
are not overly strenuous in demanding
il, especially Of their amateur pupils.
And with this pivot exercise there
comes the first intimations of what part
the arms are expected to take in the
dance. The beginner wildly and awk-
wardly throws and filings her arms in all
directions, hoping against hope that she
may maintain her balance in this wise.
/ But pretty soon she heeds the shouted
/ directions OF the master, and begins 10
see that her arms are expected TO do
their share in making the poetry Of mo-
ton which the dance demands.
All of this is done without the slightest
musical accompaniment; but when the
votary OF dancing gets this far she has
already mastered the preliminaries. We
shall not touch here upon the breathing
exercises, the stretching stunts and the
like which are regarded as essential in
the coming premiere ballerina's course Of
instruction: they are quite another story
as Kipling says. and viii receive consid'
Grafton at some other time
! One Of the prettiest of the first lesson;
Evening journal., 1905-02-01
DANCING AN ITEM
TO GRACEFULNESS

Education and Development for Every Part of
the Body i'm Dancing Graceful Carriage
of the Head and Body Is Imperative 1.-the,
WinoWy Figure-ExpressiVe Gesture-The
Poetry of Motion in the Dance-AngIeS Are
ObHterated, and Delicious, BeguiIing Curves
Take Their Place.
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AUTOMOBILES ANDB1cYcLEs

RAMBLER, 1904, TOP, FULL EQUIPMENTS,
$1,000; 1904 White, overhauled and repaint-
ed. List your second hand cars for sale with
us; 10 per cent commission. Haynes Auto
mobile Co. - 5#s7 49,
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REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS

8. r. Child and wife to Harris Ravitsky.
lots 13 and II. block a. Manages fifth
addition ::..:..:... $1,7oo
lot II, block l, Roland park ..:..:... 125
s block 6, B. s. Wrights addition: 200
4 and IL, block 4. Phillips addition 49,. 500
B. 4. Young and wife to r. G.. Bailey,
lots 8 and Z, Seallum Gates addition LOO
Z John f. jenkins to George Jorgenson lot
81 IL, block 3, j. G. Lemons addition !. 800
Serena Miner to James G. Reid. part Of
lot 8. block Il. Town Of North Minne-<
apolis ....;.. :..::.... 1850
w LAX, lot s, block is, Aienage's supple-
1 ment $3.50: 300
champlin ....:.:..... 600
Frank d. Kendall and wife to John A.
Swanson, lot g. block II, Morrison &
Lovejoy's addition Observation-Disclosures. 700
Chute Brothers to Lumma O. Mencier,
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HOTEL vENDoME-w. a; Wheaton; Elk 1 Riv-
ke s Han Hampton, Minis; F: +. Keller. Mason
CITY. Iowa; Mrs. v. J. sehmitz,, Albert Lea;
r W. Case, Marshall Mars MINI; j. r. Smith Smith
Lake MINI; j: T. Hogan, Dubuque; Mr.: and
Mrs. NJ: ". Brewster, Coells. Mimi; 9. G.
F. oG +. EenneH. Mason City; E. b. French, Red
" wood Falls; c. F. Daniels, Milwaukee; G.. L.
F Na Mimi S b. O. ! soested St.
s"giorS d w. R. s, McKe %s5e: PetrGit
Mi isH' Hammock. crosby Leonard, New York;
NJ. Phillips, Milwaukee,; A: E. shelbourne,
+ ergus Fails. Mimi; w: W. Hertrough, Herver,
Ruien. Hoffman, Mimi; S.Straus, Long Prairie,
Mimi; G. crum La Moure, N p; IA, a: NJ L Nc
Phillips, MIR: and Mrs: 1. G.. Stark, Russell
Stark, Elizabeth Jennings Jennie Anderson,
Eleanor Rasmussen, Jennie Mckenzie, G. NJ:
A. Tiney. Hutchinson MINI. "A. E.. Eberhart.
Des Moines; S. L. Mazheld Milwaukee; E. $.
Marsh, Albert Lea Roy clark st: Paul. C. W
Smith, Anoka; T. B. Maginnis, Chicago; Hen.
Beckford. Kingston. MINI. 80
HOTEL HYsER-Jess Robinson and wife, Alma,
D M hssolP aee
J. G. warner, chicago; J., NJ. Hayes. H: J.
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Luyerne, Mimi: 2. S. Addison. Watertown;
II. b; 9. R. ROSS, sioux city; !: n. Miller.
Rossland, Rock Island; g. II. Pomet. Fargo;
Grace Burns, Moorhead, Mimi; Miss Mary E.
Smith, Milwaukee,; 8: NJ IT,, slaWsen. Chicago;
Conway and wife, Dan Drummerhausen. Gladys
Paine, Lerena Smith. Betilda Walch, Lena 7a
Leidal. Edna a; Davis, Essie ~ N: Hewitt, Lula
Lawrence Paulson. Irwin Nelson. Elsie NJ
Hansen. Albert Lea; A: 8. Kingsford, Itch
field; q. B. Anderson. Princeton: Joe Crown;
Adelp Hauge, Albert Lea; A. N. Hegoald,
Red Wing; Francis Menifee. Martha Menifee,
Albert Lea: Alex Berg, Luverne; John p.
Breen. Muscatine, Iowa; A. 6. Scherf. Red
Wing; Frank T. Wilson, saltwater; J. D.
Henry Sugloff, John Huber, George Siegoff
Little Andrew, Nate Whitney, John Skinner
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THE RoGERs-Mrs. Margaret Gaynor, W. S.
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Miss E. just. Evanston, ILL.,; Miss Comstock.
Miss Hammack. Miss Yorke, Albert Perry,
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PERSONAL

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Tells your name, occupation and what you
call for; tells who and when TO marry and how
to win the one you love. His advice on bust
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels: 49,.
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

Johnson-Mr. and Mrs. Frank, 8445 Eighteenth
avenue s, boy. v -.
Waiie-Mr. and Mrs. o., Gil Third street n
boy. ...
Hanna-Mr. and Mrs. Herman. 255 Eighth
avenue N, boy.
Ringstad-Mr. and Mrs. Otto, 1912 Sixth street
NE, girl. r.--
boy. .- -. ..
street, boy.
Lewis-Mr. and Mrs. James, 7o2 Sixth street
IS. hessbs Sg Mr. and Mrs. G., e25 Twentieth
. Edgerly-Mr. and Mrs. G. L., 1886 Ninth street
sSE, boy
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Ingevald E. Rauberg and Jessie Crosby
DEATHS. . ="
Carlson-Loeda L., 26O1 3 Twenty-second
street. -. ..-... o -. =
Acknowledgment, Great Northern eleva-
tor. -
Conrad--Miranda A., M39 Portland avenue.
Salter-Frank. 1911 First street N.
BUILDING PERMITS
~~~~>~~~~-~~~~-~~~~
Samuel Zalkind, frame flats (four) 5000. 81, 500
= Minor permitS .............. Lbs
lotal ..................... $3,915
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Friday Evening,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

~-~~0~~~~~l~~~0~~~~ ~>~S~~~.~~-~cc~~~
Continued.
lot I, block Q Town Of st. Anthony. 1000
George O.. Bringhall and wife to Arthur
L. Jones, lots % and 20, block Z, Bring
halls addition 500
Ira Huntsberger to Jacob Huntsberger,
part of southwest quarter of northeast
quarter section 32-11S-23 ............. 115
Eli Torrance and wife to Daniel Gross
ct al. lot 8, block 20. Torrance Tous-
ley McNair's addition ....,,.,.,. 90
sett-Moore- Cases addition ........... 5000
Total 15 deeds ....,................$1 6,115
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WANTED TO RENT
o o o o o o o O Q G o
o I WANT TO RENT, WITH VIEW TO 0
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new. thoroughly modern house, in good
locality near car line. Address 2451, o
O. 0 . o o o 90 O o
WANTED-FURNIsHEDF FLAT OR NEAT MOD
ern furnished house in good neighborhood
south side preferred and good school
have two children IL and 10 years, but not
destruct1ve. used to having fine furniture;
n1ghest Minneapolis references given. Herbert
l. fowler, Corunna, Mich. .~ -
TWO YOUNG LADIES WISH ROOM, WITH
light housekeeping privileges, in respectable
: Iamlly and within walking distance from town.
Address 2315, Journal. - -. -, .- -.
WANTED-TO LEASE BUILDING SUITABLE
1Or laundry; good location, southeast preferred.
live full particulars in first letter. E. NJ,
A DOUBLE HOUSE OR FLAT FOR FOUR
people, two in each family north side pre-
derred inside Of 10th av. not to exceed $50.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED IMMEDIATE
~ by family Of three adults; state price, size
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nal is. ... 81 -,
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The oasis., 1905-08-19

Sonora Time.
 Dining Stations.
 Pullman Sleepers are attached to these trains.
 Trains makes connection at Torres with Torres & Prietas Railroad, leaving at S:0O a. m. and D. n. daily fnr Colorado. and Minas Prietas.
 Close connection Is made at Guaymas with Pacific Coast Steamship Colnpany's steamer Curacao sailing the 17th of each month for Altata. Mazatlan. Cape St. Lucas, Magdalena Bay and Ensenadai as well as with of the lines calling at this port.
 For particulars address. J A. NAUGBE,
 Gen'l Pass. Ag't. Guaymas, Sonora, Nex.
The oasis., 1905-08-19

Tneson and ] sau lhaf going across tbe street with iis mate Doe" Noon asked lhe reporter to men. tion ii. as it might induce 9 few more people to qo Co Tucson to- morrow with the base ball team, in the hope that it will rain there during the day.
 Francisco Contreras, who lives on the American side of the line, but got into trouble on the Mex ican side three weeks ago by lick ing a Chinaman, has been released under bonds of Sl00 Mexican money, after spending more than two weeks in the Mexican Jail.
 The Tucson papers early in the week announced the death of Mrs. Frank Orcutt in Los Angeles last week, aS the result of an operation. Her husbands death occurred but a few weeks preceding. Mir. Orcutt was in the Nogales custom house, but went to Tucson when the inn migration service was seperated. The deceased couple left a small boy.
 S41.95-to Denver, Colo. and re- turn account Epworth League Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles, American Osteopathic As sociation and National Encamp- ment Grand Army of the Republic Sale dates June 30 to July 4 in elusive, return limit July F. Sale dates Aug. 12 and 13, return limit 1 Aug. 21. Sale dates Aug. 30 to Sept. 4th inclusive, return limit Sept. 12. w. G. Bowman, Agent
 District Attorney 5. F. Noon and Justice c. A. Gildea were yis- itors at Washington Camp We'd nesday. Mir. Noon was called tc ! the camp to represent the Terri tory ill the case of a Mexican who was arrested at Mowry Camp on a charge of disturbance. The Mex ican engaged an attorney and ask cd for a change of venue, whicf was granted to Washington CamE
 
 by Justice Barker. The man wa released on a technicalitv, by Jus tice Childers. The alleged distur bance is said to have occurred be- fore the arrival of the officer ol 1 the scene and the arrest was made without a warrant. The justice held that the officer bad no right {, make the arrest without a warrant as the offence alleged was not com mitted in his presence.
The oasis., 1905-08-19
N0GAlES NOTES

mirez returned from yisltln Saii- forna.
 Yesterday evening Mrs John Henderson and family retured from Fl Orc.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Chambers have returned from months so journ at Portland and other coast cities.
 Manager Hermann Fleishman of the International Drug Store was business visitor at Tucson We'd nesday.
 Miss Lola Bonillas left Tuesday morning for San Jose, Cali, to re- sume her studies at Notre Dame college.
 Mrs. Maggie Gebler has leased one of the Cummings houses, on Crawford street, and will let furn- lSned rooms.
 The new game of Five Hundred is having a great run all over the country. Score cards for sale by the Sonora News company. If
 Tuesday morning MT. Bracey Curtis, cashier of the First Ma tional Bank, went to Los Angeles to enjoy a ten days vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Leeker are expected in Nogales tomorrow, after six weeks wedding tour oi the principal cities of the United States.
 Miss Ida Marleau of Tombstone is a guest ot Mrs. William Marleau in Nogales, sonora. Miss Mar leau was formerly resident oi Nogales.
 Monday and Tuesday Mir. Pat sheehy was in Nogales circulating petition to Governor kibbey for the pardon of his brother, Jerry sheehy, whicn petition was receiv- ing general signature.
 Tuesday morning Doctor A. l. Gustetter went to Los Angeles, to return with Mrs. C., who has been visiting in that city. During his absence his post as United States Sanitary inspector is filled by Dr. N. K. Noon.
 Doctor Vera Becerra, who has been in Alamos the past two years has again returned to Nogales, Sonora, and resumed practice. The gentleman has many warm friends who gladly greet him in the line city again.
 The jury in the case of Manuel Gallego, whose body was found or the old Patagonia road few miles from town last week, returned 6 verdict Monday. It was to the effect that Gallego met violen death, in manner unknown to tht jury.
 Miss Clotilde Garcia, local man ager for the Telephone company is spending her vacation with he grandmother at Hermosillo. Sh' will return the latter part of nex week. During the absence of Mis- Garcia the local office is in charg of Miss Yancy of Tucson.
 That was an interesting window display at the El Paso store thi week. Mir. Nathan I.eeker, whel aelyaJ xrybawa he caxx ha o,.; -x; ,,o
The oasis., 1905-08-19
Joseph de LuSignan. Mechanical Engineer and
 Practical MillWright.

With a record of twenty-eight quartz mills and eoncentrators erected in the state of Sonora in the past twenty-one years. Address: Nogales, Arizona, care of THE OASIS.
The oasis., 1905-08-19

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Sonora Railway.

New daily Passenger Train service throua h
 between Nogales and Gusymas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-06
ICY
REPUBLICANS
<El Aguila,> de Ponce, con-
ira su correligionario
<La Bahdera.1
!ACTANCIAS RIOICULAS
C6mica actltud de nm dgnila
a la que faltan alas para
If en- pos de la verdad

Porque La Bandera Americana,
per i6dico iepublicano de Msysgnsz,
dice en- rnu de aus editorisles que %
ueces ario buscar ura formula que re-
suelva nuestios problemss politicos
y e~con6micos, su torreligionario N
Aguila, le coniests
<Crefamos que dicho colsga & Pc
a de les pesares, tenfa alguna CO.
nexl6n con el partido republican,.
<Despuees de leer seueiants air.
macon, casi estamos por negarlo On
Sbst luto.
<Aquf, por mas que 90 Olga 10 con-
trario, y por mucho que 10 crea apa-
sionamiento de nuestra parts, 81 inico
partido l6gico, 90 el partido republi.
cauo.s
NADIA; que iuera de este, no hay
salvation para Puerto-R Rico.
Asf 10 asevera E Aguila, & IL cuAl
taitan alas para remontarse 4 leo RE
CLONES DE LA vERDAD y La RAz6N
donde podrfs enterarse de cualss sen
los psrtldos LoGICos 60 ests PATS, al
que, entire p~arsntesis, Ia sgrupAsion
republican, ha csusado infnitos ma
les. Tsmbien sprenderfa elf Ell Agui.
Ia q moderar sus impetus y { asr m&a
mas b~snevolente con aus Correligiona-
rios , que los pobrecillos, no son mere.
cedor. 8 de sus excomunlones, por % o
pedir formulas salvaderas para nuts.
trospro blemas.
Dejese el ~peri6dico republican, dc
Ponce de ridfculas iactancias y enare
por buen canine en- sus eampaias pc
riodfsticas; aquel que les sehalan 10
seriedad y oil Datriotismo.
Lo dem&s 81 pura t~onterfs, & que
buncs hace caso la opinion sensatA de
nuestro pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-06
ASAMBLEAS PROV|NC|ALES

FL condo Vorontzotf -Dashkoff, nue
70 gobernador general de la Cauca-
sia, ha ~publicado un manifesto al
pueblo a~nunciandole que, cumpliendo
con las instrucciones recibidas del EN-
perador Nicolas, convocsrA & los re-
personalities de las ~ciudades, pueblos
de campo, iglesias ortodoxa, armenia
y mahometans, & Una conferences,
con ell prop6sito de adoptar medidas
que %propendan q asegurar la Tranquil
lidad p1blics, reformas indispensa-
bles q los procedimientos judiciales en-
Ia Caucasis y establecimiento de un
Zemstvo administrative.
FL manifesto, agrega, que ell EN-
psrador ha ordenado Ia revision de la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-06
DON JUAN VALERA
Ha fallecido recientemente en-
Madrid este ilustre lite
ratio espanol.
SENSIBLE PERDlDA
Fue un buen amigo y conse-
jero de los escritores his
pano-americanos

sHa fallecido en- Madrid eli eminen.
to crftico y novelists espahol dos
Juan Valera.
No habra persona median amente
culta que no hsya leido q Valera; su
estilo era de pureza irreprochable
u crfticas, cultfsimas, de sagaz y
profunda observation; u novelas,
intencionadss, finas, amenas, manjar
sabrosfsimo para espfritus delicados.
Algunas de sus obras han sido
traducidas q idiomas extranjeros. Pc
pita Tnenez-la meior de todas-goza
dc fama universal.
Fue tambien I'm discreto y correc-
to diplomatlco. Con tai car&cter re-
sidi6 en- ,Buenos Aires algun tempo.
Nosalardeaba como otros compatrio-
tas suyos de I'm ipjustifcado desden
& los escritores hispano-americanos;
por oil contrario los lefa CON empeho ,
do & conocer algunos de ellos en- Es.
paha, procurando siempre crear lazos
de confraternidsd literaria entire todos
los pueblos que hablan 81 idioma de
Castillo.
Por este concepto Ia memoria del
senior Valera debe ser recordada con
Garlic en- America.
III ilustre escritor ha fallecido a
los setenta amos, dejando una reputa
ci6n literaria & Ia altura de las prime
. en- su pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-06
NOTAS De POl|C|A

Sc ha establecido en- Martin Pc.
ia I'm sub-puesto de policfs que Deepen.
dera de Santurce. Formaran dicha
comandancia ell csho Manuel Lloveras
y los guardias Valentin Gopzalez,
Amador Salgado y Ernesto Padilla.
Ell Quartet general ha nombrado
cabos irterinos q los po'icfas Enrique
L'orens y Ramon Aspurna.
-Comunica ell cabo Carreras del
puesto de Carolina que aver se encon.
tr6 extrangulsdo en- la hacienda Glue.
na Vistsa ell l6ven Ceferino Rivers.
Ell hecho fue casual.
Ell capit&n Fernandez Mater par.
ticlps en- tele grama oil Quartet genera,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-06
GUAROIAS SEPARADOS
Han sido separados honrosa.
mente del cuerpo de la policfa, los
guardias Joaquin Vicenty y Pablo
Santiago,

causa ptr virtud de la cual fueron
coniscadas las p~ropiedades de la lyle.
STA armenia, y termins recommendation
prudencia y respeto a las institucio-
nes, y contianza en- que serAn atendi-
das todas las reclamaciones y mejora
das las condolences de la Csucasia
La instruction de los Zemstvos
ADMINISTRATORS en- ell sistema de Go
bierno en- la Siberia asiatica, no solo
Sc extendera q la Caucasis, sino tam
ben q Polonia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-06
TELEGRAMA De ABR|L

A primera bora recibimos hoy,
por 81 TELEGRAPH sin hilos, este breve
despacho:
<Desde ell Caracas, 8 de la noche.
LA DEMOCRACIA.-S San Juan P. r.
Vapor marcia bien. Abrazos pa
ra todos. iAdios!
Abrit ,
Ell telegrama fue puesto elm duda
q ouarenta millas de las costas de
Puerto Rico.
iDlos proteia al querido compa'
nero!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-06
ANTORCHA DEL SIGLO Xxx

Sc nos manifesto que ssta socledad
de recrco ha transferido su anunciado
bale que debia verifcarse mahana,
para ell pr6ximo domingo IA, con mott
vo de las desgracias ocurridas en- Ia
familia de los esposos Timothee y An.
draca y familia Landor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-06
Disparos en- I'm temple

New York 6.-Noticias de Saint Petersburgo aseguran
que un destacamento de cosacos penetr6 en- el temple cato
leo de aquella capital, mientras sc celebraban los ofcios di-
vnOs, { hlzo fuego sobrp la muchedumbre ALI congregada,
resultando sete muertos y heridcs. Ell jefe de los cosacos
sc excusa diciendo que en- ell temple Sc cantaban himnos re-
v0luClOnarioS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-06
AphItdUU uUu' IIU.
Telefono Mum. 104.

L, Orcasistss en- Rio-Piedras; Doctor
Martinez Gussp en- Msyagnez; Lcdo.
Julia On Ponce; D. Bssilio Pihero en-
Carolina; D. Juan Davila 70 Manati;
D. JoseM. belize en- AguAdilla D. Fran.
cisco Giulisni J D, Jose Benftsz en-
vieQues.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-06
A1n la neutralidad

New York o.-Las diarios de Toxic censuran despia-
dadamente al gabinete Rouvier, acusandole de una gran
elastIcidad enl la Interpretation del derecho de gentes. Fran
cha, segdn enoS, no ha guardado la nentraidad. Ell gober-
no de Toxic no presenta al de Paris ninguna protesta rela-
tva 4 esc asunto. Ell doctor Monotone, lador del ia
pom en- Paris, guarda absolute reserva.
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Complicaciones financieras

New York 6.-Comunican de Paris que la prensa de
aquella ciudad esta publcando detales acerca de los Incl
denies ocurridos entire Ia banca FRANCESCA y el gobierno russo
con OCCASION del dltimo e~mprestito. Estas revelaciones per-
Judcan a la sohdez de la alianza entire Francia y Russia, sin
que pueda evitarlas el gobierno de Mr.. Rouvier.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-06
Opinion en- Londres

New York 6.-N Spectator, diario de gran 1utoridad
en- Londres, inserta un artfculo en- que aparecen calcula-
das, en- terminus juiciosos, las fuerzas y Ia capacidad del
Jap6n. Lo que nadie sabe-agrega dcho peri6dico-es has
ia que Unite alcanzan las aspiranones Japonesas, despues
de sus exltos maritimos Y terrestres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-06
Cables direCtos de New York
PARA IA DEM0CRACJA"
Nebogatoff en- Singapore

New York, Mayo 6.-Cablegramas %dirigidos aLondres
.desde Singapore, dicen que ha Iegado a aquel puerto la es-
cuadra rusa al mando del almirante Nebogatof. ~Ign6rase
que rumbo ha de seguir; pero Sc cree que saldra en- direc-
clon a las lslas Natuna, por el mismo itinerari) que sigui6
antes ell grueso de la esCuadra.