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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-10
Richard Lambert Here-PauI eilmor.
Coming.

Richard Lambert Here-Paul Gilmore
Coming.
Richard Lambert, business man.
ager of Paul Gilmore, who will appear
here next week in Captain Debon-
naire,' is in the city to-day perfecting
arrangements for his engagement.
Mr.. Lambert has been with Mr.. Gill
more in his former successes, and
says that while he liked the other We
hicles very much there is nothing in
which Mr.. Gilmore has yet appeared
that gives such universal satisfaction
as his present piece. His other
pieces have been society comedy
dramas, while Captain Debonnaire"
is comedy romance and Mr.. Gil.
more is peculiarly adapted fer the IT,
tie role. 1t will be welcome news to
all local theatre-goers to learn that
Mr.. Gilmore will visit this city on
Wednesday, October 18th. as he is
without doubt the post popular actor
who has ever visited this city. :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-10

Copyright books. s1.1o this week at
Globe Book Store. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-10
All Shut Tiqht.

The pull made by the police Sunday
morning on the Abbott gambling joint
has evidently had the desired effect
and 1t is said that no rooms were open
last night. The men under Chiefs
Morgan and Bartholow are keeping a
close watch and Il seems to be their
intention to close all the places for
keeps.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-10
PER SONAL

:. A. Pnbh spent Sunday in Grafton.
II G. Kent 81 Bnla, was in the city
yesterday.
George Clark and John Watson are
in Philippi on business.
Friedman, Of Grafton. was re-
cent Visitor IN the city.
+. " Armstrong, of clarksburg,
vas IN the city Yesterday.
F. u Lowe and 2. j.. Davis were re.
cent visitors al Morgantown.
Fred Bartlett, OF Mannington, was
a business visitor In town yesterday.
Mrs w. II. Nicholson drove to
Manpingtun this week 10 visit friends.
Miss Madge Hunsaker is ill of ty-
phoid fever at her home near King
mont
a. Clifford Kinkead left this morn.
ing TO attend the general association at
Charleston.
Miss Gay Jones, of the Free Press
office. has returned from short Wis
II to Pittsburg.
Mrs. George Parftt, of Morgan.
town. Is in town the guest of her
brother, ]. e. Anderson, of the Bon
Ton.
Mrs. A. ]. Stone left this morning
Tor Charleston where she will attend
The Baptist General Association this
week
Miss Ava Brown leaves to-day for
Shinnston where she will be the
guest Of Mrs. Lloyd Tetrick for sever.
al days.
Jess Martin passed through Fair.
mont last night on his way ii Pitts.
burg from shinnston where he spent
few days with his mother.
Miss Macdonald, of Louisville, KY,
who has been the pleasant house
guest of Miss Mary Clifton Penick for
some time, returned to her home this
morning.
Miss Ellie Henderson, of Wallace
Grove, leaves this morning for Fair.
mont, where she has been appointed
as teacher in one Of the public schools.
Grafton Sentinel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Harr. who had
been living at Denver. Colorado, for
The past four years. have returned to
Fairmcnt where they will make their
home in the future.
Miss Wayne Hennen. of Washing.
ton, who has been visiting friends in
Morgantown for a few days, is again
in the city, the guest of Mrs. John
Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. LeMasters and
etildren, who have been in town for
several days, returned to Bula this
morning. They will return to Fair.
mont the first of November for the
winter.
DR.. Hin and his sister, Miss Hill,
and the Misses Hess, of Fairmont,
we're in Morgantown Sunday on an
automobile trip. They went to Cheat
IN the afternoon, returning home late
10. the evening. Daily Dominion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Milholland will
arrive in town tonight and will make
Fairmont their future home as Mr..
NiiInolland is connected with the
4 Steel Works on the east side of the
river. Mrs, Milholland is sister of
Mrs. Earl H. Smith, of this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-10
Newt. Reese Back.

l. N. Reese, conductor in the B. and
o. yards in this city, has resumed
work after spending an enjoyable
fifteen days vacation which was ac.
corded for meritorlous service.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-10

Bishop c. C. Penick went to Clarks
burg this morning, returning home or
the noon train.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Milholland will
arrive in town tonight and will make
Fairmont their future home as Mr..
.Iifnolland is connected with the
Steel Works on the east side of the
river. Mrs, Milholland is sister of
Mrs. Earl II. Smith, of this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-10

Copyright books, s1.1o this week at
Globe Book Store. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-10

Advance sale Of seats for Alberta
GalIatin. in cousin Kate" Is now on.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31
Pointed Paragraphs

G. ,s,ip gains currency. cut no
.c,in
Even the topper has his cardi.
nal features
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get shave for I rrn,s
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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31

Now for the information Of
the uusophisticated innocent
little hearts of those who bank
on 1.-The agents" reports of ship
meuts, we will say: some 8
years ago the Burlington rail-
road closed it's books to the
press and forced those who had
the energy to hunt up the ship
pers individually for a report
OF the weeks shipments
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31
Bless Littk Heart.

In the defense of the wild
estimates gotten out by the La
Dor Commission of Missouri a
gentleman went so far as to say
it is correct for they get it
from the depot agents.
Rats, don't he know that the
railroad companies are declar-
ing dividends on wind and wa
ter and that publicity of their
bu siness is not of their seeking,
let alone taking the trouble to
go through their books for
twelve months and give out a
report, just for thanky.
It is easy to buster and blow
but it takes labor, such as the
DEMOCRAT gives, to reach facts.
The Monroe City DEMOCRAT
;riticises the labor commission
er's report because it gives the
shipment of walnut lumber from
Monroe county during the year
1904 as 40, 500 feet, while one
dealer shipped $4,000 feet,
Those statistics, however, are
rather interesting works of tic-
ton after all,-Brookheld Ga
zette,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31
Ancient JeweFy.

The jewelry found in an eX.
cavation near one the pyramids
ot Memphis, Egypt, exhibits
about as much skill in working
gold and precious stones as new
exists. although the articles
found were made 4, 300 years ago.
The figures cut on amethyst and
carnelian are described as ex-
quisited aud anatom'cally cor
rect, The gold rs skillfully
worked, aud precious stones are
let into it so as TO give the eff
ect of ensmeling.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31
A Story With a Moral.

Pat and Mike were engaged
IN a political discussion. Mike
had denied voting for Parker
and holly resented the imputa-
ton that he then must have
supported Roosevelt. He made
his opinion clear, however, by
stating that he had cast his
ballot for Debs.
Thin yes are Socialist are
yeze asked Pat.
am, replied Mike,
Now thin. asked Pat, if yez
had 800, 200, would yez give me
the half az itY
wud, said Mike; $50, 900 is
money enough for any man.
If yez had 100 acres of land,
wud yez give me the half of itH
asked Pat,
would. said Mike
Now Mike, wouce more, said
Pat. If v'z had two pigs wud
yez give M wan of thin?
To this came the reply: To
hell wild yez Pat yea know |
have ,the pigs,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31
BEWARE Of SUMMER GERMS.
Will Cause Sickness Uoless Stomach is Strengthened
With Mio>na

Just one small tablet out of a
so cent box of Mi.o-na before
eating, and you will have no
headaches. back ache, poor APP
petite, distress after eating,
heartburn, Eurrcd tongue,
slreplcs mess, or general debit
ty | n' '"r' up the diges'
tive sy,.ru dud give perfect
health and strength
Take Mi-o.ut ...V aud Wood
Bros guarantee 90 refund the
morey # It uoes uu cure, The
lsS is 1t thur
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31
Reflection of a Bachelor.

Kittens get their eyes open
ed few days after they are
born; people when they are
married.
The only queerer thing than
the way women are dressed is
the way they sometimes aren't.
A mans idea of getting rest
ed from the strain of business
is to sit up all night playing
cards, smoking and drinking,
-
Mrs. j. Is Settle was called
to Quincy Saturday by the ill
ness of a brother
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31

Dr. GoOch Says II Is a Good Thing.
Elmer. Mo June 9Th, 1908,
Sam B Smith,
Keokuk, Iowa.
Dear Sir:-Piease ship me six
dozen OF your Smith Scalp Ton
ic at once | have used your
Scalp Tonic aud have prescrib-
ed it in my practice to my en-
tire satisfaction, and can rec
ommeud it to everybody.
Respectfully,
w II GoOCH NJ. d.
The above is bunitied order
from DR. Gooch 1t explains
itself s, b. S
Sold by j. w. STREAM,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31
Tow Rates TO the Northwest Every Day
10 August and September via
Burlington Route.

From Monroe to Portland,
Ore, Tacoma, Seattle, Everett
and Bellingham, Wash, Van,
couver, 3 c., and Victoria, B,
c., $51. 20 iNr the round trip, via
Billings, Mont starting any
day before October /; and $3.50
for the round trip via st, Paul,
MINI starting any day before
October l,
Or tor SOL 20 you can make
the trip TO auy of these points
via California Tor returning via
California; going trip to com
mence August 30, 30 or 81, Sep.
TENDER /. .. 3. 4, 5, ~, 13, IA,
90, az, %
Special Note; A one-way
Colonist rate OF $50 10 Puget
Sound Or Portland and $50 to
California, will be in effect Sep
TENDER Is to October 81, with
special train service,
Let me have a minutes talk
with you today about these va
rious rates aud arrangements.
] L, LYON, Agent,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31
NOIen School

The Noleu school house south
of the city is now beant.
1t has been raised and placed
on . solid foundation, re-roofed-
front changed to the east, ves-
tibule entrance added and new
desks placed 10 it, Hip, hip,
Rah for Nolen,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31
The Bright World.

Pre- ty bright world, with its
songs and it's sighs--
Oae rose is born when another
rose dies;
Ard stars in the stormiest heav-
en- will rise
Pretty bright world forever!
Pretty bright world, with it's
crosses and cares,
Where hearts still are sending
to heaven sweet prayers;
Ever light glimmers still
through our tears
Pretty bright world forever!
Pretty bright world!-Let Us
sing it that way
In the white of it's wlnters-the
bloom of its May,
Till we rise to the regions of
Gods perfect day
Pretty bright world forever!
w.
Pretty bright world!-But the
time flynn fast;
Yet love time still fingers when
youth-time is past;
Ger the graves of our dead
we'll sight heaven at last
Pretty bright world forever!
Fl l.. STANTON.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31

Last week our irformaat gave
us the wrong destination of
Andy Grimm. He will engage
in business at Coils, MINI
Andy is grateful and wishes to
thank all OF his friends who
have favored him by trading
with him
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31
Van Rensselaer,.

Rev, }, Z Travis informed u
Saturday that the date of til,
opening of the Rensselaer, Acad
envy had been changed from
September 9th to the 18th.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31
cOlored School.

The new colored school house
or school house for colored PEG,
pie. has been completed on
jackson Him." 1t is 24xSA feet
and is a good comfortable house,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31

Mrs. G. w, Settle and daugh-
ter, Miss MILDRED, left Saturday
to Join her husband and father
at Leroy, Kan,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31

Mrs Lizzie Fuqua spent the
latter part of last week
With friends at tue Saccharine
village,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31

H. II. Butterworth. of Chica-
go, h, been visiting his aunt,
Mrs. John b. Settle.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31

Chinamel is the only finish
for floors and furniture recon-
mended by painters. Wood
Bros.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31

Chinamel comes in all natural
wood colors in ! pit, pit. at
and gal. cans-W Wood Bros.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31

Will Stephens, of Bushnell,
H., is spending the week with
the homefulkS.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31

Mrs. j, w, HUT and three
children came IN from Rolla,
Friday, to visit relatives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31

Cold or boiling water does
not affect Chinamel in any way
Wood Bros.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31

DR.. and Mrs. l. II. Bell were
Hannibal visitors Saturday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31

ne r"morNahIe success which has attended the publ
cation f The MtsSourian' Gt printed three times
before publ ce0r day) to introduce in young
author Enrrne p Lyle, Jr, brilliant force in
American fiction. For several he has been
triubtrr to THE WORLDS Work and other magazines
9TH Missourau' is his first book He lived for
time Missouri and worked a reporter the Kansas
City newspapers, a number of the crowned heads. He
then Joined his father successful mining engineer at
San Luis Potosl Mexico aud while III became interest
ed In the of Macmillan. The Mssourlan"
the result, 1t was written IN Mexico. 1t is dramatic
and absorbing love story, developing fresh field 1t
centerS about charming French girl who ntrgues at
Maximiians court and dashing Confederate officer who
the court to offer the swords of General Joseph
ShelbyS who refused surrender after Appoma
"he Mssourian" has been immediate success nearly
10000 copies being sold before publication
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-31

DR. NJ. Z McMasters was a
Quincy visitor Friday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-28
US0 DEL SOMBRERO

Fl uso del sombrero % perjudicial,
seg6n Ia opinion de varies doctores,
por mas de un concspto: primero, por-
que produce Ia calvicie creando en-
torno dc la cabeza una atm6sfera Ca
liente y hdmeda que 90 fatal q IL nu.
trici6n del csbsllo, evitando ademks
los saludables efectos que produce 10
luz, y segundo, porque iavorece en-
extreme el desarrollo y propagation
dc los microbes que tan importante
papsl representa- en- sl desenvolv vimien.
to de dicha or fernedad; cato ain con.
tar las funestas consecusncias para
Ia circulaci6n, por consig aiente, pa.
ra el riego sangufneo de los teiidos de
la preston que produce aquel.
Considsrsds 10 question desde ell
punto de vista big soieo, % prtferibls
ir CON la cabezs desc b'erts & verla
convertids en- una inclbsdora de mi.
croblos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-28

Hasta aquf el peri6dico neoyor-
quino. Todo eie editorial es una sar
to de mentirss y exsgeraciones que no
neceaitsmos rebstir, nj ain discutir.
Nos limitamos q compadecer y desde.
nar los que de tai modo calumnian q
nuestro pobre pueblo; que trsbsj ja mas,
mucho mas que los smericsnos oe New
York.
New York 90 grande, podeross
magnffca; pero aus editicios son he
chos por gente extrapgsra ssalarisda.
En- ell sub~Gy, en- los caminos slevados,
en- las Was electricss, en- la exornacior
de las casas, en- los comercioS, las In
duStrias, etc., quien trabaia es ell ir.
landes, el italiano, ell sueco, el fran
ces, ell slem&n, ell chino,
No hsblemos de ESQ. Seria mott
vo de un largo eStudio y no de un lev
comentario. Lo que debemos decir Q
esto otro; -Si tan malA es nuestrj
Iierra 6porque vienen & sAcRIFIcARsl
por ella tantos M1LLoNARIos y tsntA
gentes ACTIvAs?
| RIsuM TENEATIs AMICl,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-28
VARAS MOT|C|AS
Desembarco de Ia compshia
ScognsmigIio. Presos
excareeIados.
UN INDULTADO
Prison en- Juana Diaz. Ca.
ballo con muermo. -Saram-
pi0n en- Dorado

Aver desembsrcsron en- el puer-
to dc San Juan los artlstas de la Com.
psffs de opera <Scognamiglio, que se
encontraban en- 81 lazareto. Las pri-
nerss parties Sc hospedaron en- el tho.
tel sInglaterra.s otros en- el hotel
<Helvetias y los demas en- distintos
hoteles de la .ciudaa.
Han sido excsrcslados los si.
guientes prssos:
En- San Juan: Avelino Rodriguez
Roman y Bibiano Calder6n Osssio.
En- Ponce: Emilio Pagan, Eussbio
Rodriguez, Carlos Guzmzn, y Juan
Jose. s.Rodrfgusz.
EnMsysgusz: Ramon Ayals, Juan
Alequin Rodriguez, Nspomuceno Flo.
res. & Ignasio Flores Aviles.
En- Guayama: Felipe Baez, Ger
vasio Rivera, Eduardo Rosado, Her.
menegildo Cor za!ez y Atanaslo San.
chez.
En- Aguadilla: jose c ANGEL y Fran.
cisco Cardona.
Con fecha % de Diciembre fue
puerto en- libertad en- el preside in
sular el confnado Jaime Caprowts,
en- virtud de habsr sido indultado por
el Gobsrnador. Dlcho indivfduo su.
frfa mo y G meses de prisi6n, por Ia
Corte Federal.
@Eu Juans Diaz fa6 reducido &
prisi6n jose Mandri, acusado de ha
Der tratado de ultrsjar & una i6vsn,
FL fiscal de Ponce 10 instruye causa
criminal, habiendo orden ado su In.
grsso en- la eArcel del diatrito.
De Mayagiiez comunicaron aver
al superintendente de Sanidad, hs-
berse presentado un caso dc muermo
en- un caballo dc aquella poblaci6n el
cual fue sacrifcado.
I'm Dorado 90 han presentado
varios easos do sarampi6n. Han sido
Iconvenientemente aislados.
La policia arrest6 aver & varioi
ind:vfduos que 90 dedicaban 4 robal
planchas dc zinc dc las ruinas de-
incendio de Pusrta de TERRA.
4, -Maha1a publicsremos la order
de traslados del cuartel do 10 r rolicf,
que 30 retro hoy por sxcsso de mate
males.
-Anoche celebr6 session 10 iunt,
de gobierno del Banco popular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-28

70, y q los lados 6gursn Ell del rty
Eduardo de Inglsterra. ell de su sspo
80 lH reins Aleisndra J los del empe-
rador y ls empsrstrfs de R1sis, porque
Giisre sitmpre terer prssentes las e.
guraS de estos soberanos cuando se
dispors 4 eoymir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-28
Fl SHAH De PERSIA

El lhAh de Persia no duerme nun
ca en- cana, 10 mismo si eata en- So
pslsclo que cusndo vs. de visie Sc
hospeds en- I'm hotel,
En- Ia slcoba que va psssr 10
nochs Sc retIrs la cams, Si ls hay, y
80 colocan en- medic del aposer to un
par de cogines de gran tsmsfo 6 unas
muelles colchonetAs orientales.
En- el sitio de la cabecera 90 pone
una mesilla, sobre la cual se colocan
einoo rstrAtoa. El del centro % el 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-28

amigo don Ramon Cordero, professor
grsdusdo de este pueblo, para, On
union de otros amigos rasar ls Nochs
BuenA en- 81 casa su solsz J rserso, ,
dicho amigo nos scrprendi6 con una
gran csna de ls que todos quedsDoa
satiifschos y sgrAdscldos por 81 hns-
-.
La Noehe Busna en- casa del seher
Cordero resul6 ssplSn. ..da, puea fue
una Amsna vslada que dsseamos SO
repita. - CoAaEsPeNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-28

"a Ell Comite Territorial <no ve
m msnera de que el partido republican,
vsya q una especie de CoNvLNCI0N
CoNsTrTrYENTE, concurriendo 10
acct6n de un organising que sE DICE
NO PoLiTICo. Y si tai cosa fuere po.
siblo ell psrtido republicsno perdelfa
su cAr&ctsr polftco, su pensamiento,
81 alma, etc, etc.,
CoNVEHCIoN CONSTITUENTS, lla.
ma Ell Com te Territorial q 10 que pro-
p MIA la IGA. 6Coni tituysnte, por
que? SCon.situyente de queP pregun
tamos Eosotros. En- esa Convention
no SO trstsba de constItuir NADIA nj
AIN de declarar ideas nuevss. El
partido republlcauo hsbis inscrito er
su progrsma la modif,sci6 de la Ley
Forsker: el partido unionista tam
bien. Y como ESQ es 10 que inscribit
la LlGA en- su menssje, los tres orgs
nismos march absn, ,por dlferentes Was
| al logro de una aspiration comdn
La LIGA, pre- rccsdiendo COO una sensa
ttz notoris y con una admira BILE lte-
70 de mirss, suiso que en- un ins
tarte precise, en- un acto grsndio
so, SO demostrase Ia unsnimidsd d
todos los puerto .riqueflos EN- Es
| ASPIRATION COMM y no en- otras ss
piraciones locales 6 nacior ales Par
lllegtr &un I'm tan alto no necesitsb
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-28

de cosss mas nuevas y meiores y las
re,tricciones Sc hayan quitsdo al co
merclo y q las industriss, podr& en-
t6nces existir alguna esperanto de que
la terra de los sspiksdeess Sc con-
vierta en- uno de los mas hermosos y
placsnteros lugsres americanos para
tnvernar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-28
En- Il AFRICA
D Descuhrimiento. - La raza
amarillo en- eI csntFo del
continente negro.
NOTIClAs CURI0SAs
Antrop6fagos. -El rey Ndom'
be.-Sus subditos y sus
tributaries

tod0S loS indigenaS del centro Gel Con
tinente Negro pertsnecsn q Ia razs
sti6pics, mas rsalmsnis sxisten ALI
pushlos Qpe sn .Eaanars algnna puedsD
considerarse como negros. I'm misio
nero, que es al mismo tempo un hom
brs do eienciA eminents, Samuel Yer
Nor, he encontrado an 10 gran selva
del Africa Central una razs amarillo
muy intsresants, cuyos earseterss J
tradiciones prusban que 81 muy anti
gua on el pals, y que no procsden do
ninguna mezsla CON 10 raza blan-
O., ea dscir, que no son de origsn mu'
lato. Be cree que son los supervivien.
tss do una inmigraci6n de pueblos de
10 region del Milo y del mar Roio,
ocurrids haee siglos.
Hsy On Africa casi tantos amari-
llos do eatos como negros hay en- Anne.
RIGA, rspsrtidos en- varias tribus, que
viven csrca dc las aldeas de pigmeos
| de negrcs antrop6fagos, pero sin
| mezclarse con uros nj don otros. Son
muy superiores en- culturaa los nsgros,
| y niugda hombre de esta curiosa raza
| accede q contraer matrimonio con una
uegra.
De iodas las tribus de afrlcanos
amarillos, Ia mast mportante es Ia del
rey Ndomhe, cuyo pueblo se halla en-
plazado en- el Congo belga. Este rey
es duefio de un extenso territorio, tan
grande como cualquier provincia de
EspaHs, en- el cual, adsmas do sus
amarillos idbditos, viven slgunas tri
bus de pigmsos que le pagan peri6di-
camente un crscido tribute, consisten.
to en- carne para sus cortes amos.
El total de habitantes de sus Es.
tados asciende 4 unos 100000, de los
que una gran parts son pigmeos. Ls
tribu mayor de estos cuenta con 30'
indiyiduos.
Il Segdu el mismo Werner, el re,
|Ndombe es un buen mozo, de cerca d.
! dos mstros de estatura y de hercG Ell
complexion, 10 que no impide que er
su rostro, de color amarillo de cobre
SO pintsn Ia bondad y 10 inteligsncia
e. un excelente amigo de los blanc Q
quienes syuda cuanto puede co su
sxploraciones cienti6cas.
No hay que decir que, como busl
sfricano, 90 polfgamo en- toda 10 ex
tension de Ia palabrs. Tiene NADIA me
COS, que treinta y ura mvjsres y cus
renta hiios.
Cerca do los Estsdos de este sim
pStico monarca hay una naci6n de ne
D gros, 10 de los massakaras, que 10
antrop6fagos. Son unos Is, 900 pr6xI
ms mente, pero su ndmero tiende dii
D minuir, causa de las frecuente
luchas que tienen. entire 81. Todos 10
b que musren on 10 guerr!, y los pr
}, sioneros condenados 4 muerts por 10
= jeies, sirven de merienda los demal
La carne de mujer 90 la mas apreci,
ia, J les prisioneras ne reservan, p,
l. co las grsndes ocasiones, tales com
i Ia boda de un jsfe Ola conclusion
I'm tratado con alguna tribu vecin'
e Adn ouando parezca imposibl
% apArte desu canibalismo, son los IA
10 saksrss gents muy tratable y tan CT
rim 1sos como sas vecinos de Ia ra,
% amarillo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-28
L|GA De NUN|CIPIOS

Mshana 4 las dos de Ia tarde se
celebrsra ls reunion del Comite Eiecu
two de la Ligs de Municip,os, en- e
salon de iesiones del Ayuptamiento.