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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26
HOT STUFF TO THE VERY DREGS.
The Singular Feature is That He Who
Asitatts the Mixture is Named
settle.

Especial to News and Observer
Greensboro. n. c., November 25
The whole of Friday afternoons SEES
sion was consumed by Hon. Thos. Set
tie, who made d brilliant and notable
speech for defendants. Judge Bynum s
speech preceding had been considered
a warm number" but Mr.. Settles
could with eaual accuracy be termed
hot stuff
this prosecution was unparalleled in
annals of North Carolina for
the unrelenting character Of the
pursuit of two of its citizens he said
the fifteen counts in the bill of indict-
ment simply meant the District Attor~
ney had attached fifteen hooks to the
line he was fishing with to catch Glenn
Williams.
Discussing then the legal scope of
the indictment the speaker said the
statute on which the indictment was
based was on the business of rectify-
ing and not on that of w holesaler
or retailer and only evidence relatinG
to the operations of the rectifver could
be of force in this case. and the only
evidence on this point was that com :
ing from the liDs of government of
ficers and agents. who without Cxcep-
ton had testified here that defendants
had never been detected in any ire
gularitY.
In quoting Mr. Price as saying in
his speech that the incep-
ton of this case was begun by the
report of a government gaug~r. Mr..
Settle said it was to the credit of the
Assistant District Attorney that he re-
fused to pollute his lips by calling the
name of that gauger-J. Will Jones.
broWs.
The speaker then told of how Will
liams had known for years that he of
all men could least afford to take
chances in his business, for he had
powerful and implacable enemies who
had him under daily and nightly
espionage. Every foot of Yadkin'S soil
had been tramped by government de-
tectives and officers in an effort to
catch Glenn Williams. In the dead
hours of night. who ghosts and
witches prowl. these officers had been
sent to spy out his premises. To say
that Glenn Williams. knowing all this.
did not continue in his course OF
observing the regulations of the de
nartment but suddenly chaneed into
furnishing meat for these ghouls to
feed upon, would be to argue him
more of a fool than a criminal. And
where is the man who would dare
charge Glenn Williams with being d
| fool?
| Passing on to discussion of the
! evidence Of J. Will Jones that VIII
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26
Awarded Cold NsdaI.

The Stephen Putney Since Companx, or
Richmond, Va, wns,a:wardedfthe gold medal
at the State Fair for tho best7dtsplay-
celebrated Battle Axe Shoes. The exhibit
was very much admired. It was shown In
large white cases. with giass=frorts, WITH tie
names Of the celebrated brands In gold. The
shoes were decorated with international sco7ors
red. white and blue
Among the best known. BRANDS fare "TIigh
Art, 'Westover," wall Street, 'PspfenrSor.''
Right Of Way 'q5aEoy," s"'egwendonn.ns
Golf Queen" Swell Set Napoleon. ,ss
Victoria Southern star" 'sBattIe Axe
Chief" TRUE Blue" AL these for men and
women, These shoes have been a Study for
over sixty years. The old friends OF Nfr. r.
T. Hancock were delighted to see that slae fa
charge of this well known exhibit Mr.. Ham
cock was ably assisted by Mr. c. M. Clarke.
who was raised in the business, Ike Mr..
Hancock The State "a thoroughly >canvassed
By an able corps Of salesmen-Mr James D. !
Nelson w. NJ. Davis and c. M Hobbs. THESE
men were all raised in the shoe business. 10
make long story short, those desiring solid
leather shoes would do well to ,exanline the
Battle Axe" Shoe line before buy1ng.-Co-
lunbia, s. c., State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26
THE
lUnDEN & BATES PIANO CLUB
How Was Organized, What 1t Gives Members and Who
Join the Club.
Soles Now Hundred a Month to Satisfied Customers
Who Save Nearly SIPS.

MOTHERS DESIRE IT-because
it promises to mplant in the minds
of their children the purest concep-
ton of tone and to train their fingers
to skilled technique, and besides Civ
ing the home the greatest air of re-
finement, it adorns it with majesty; in
fact. ALL THAT PERTAINS TO THE
"LUDDEN & BATES" IS REGAL
1t is the only piano made or sold
in the South at an absolute, unchange-
able price--to schools. colleges and to
the individual alike-$2S7.
There isn't a piano sold in the
South that will compare with it for
much less than double the club price
of $2S7. Under our club plan nearly
200 people-at least half of whom
might never have been able to pos
sess a high-grade piano-are now en-
joying the benefits and pleasures of
one in their homes. BY organizing the
Ludden & Bates Piano Clubs we are
enabled to sell pianos in lots of 100
at one price, either for cash or on
time. with interest ABSOLUTELY,
CUTTING OUT EVERY DOLLAR OF
EXPENSES attached to selling in the
usual way. The member joining the
club with 80 others purchase together
saving all middle men and agents
profits and expense. YOU BUY IN
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and BY THIS METHOD we have sue
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over the South.
II interested in the fairest and best
piano proposition ever offered. call
or send for details and application for
! membership blanks Address Ludden
& Bates S. M. H., Built and York Sts,,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09
YoltsHtaes.

M1tIIes 8arnett unb Sio.
nsp @atiOn, beioe aus SeHsrionbils,
Snbiana, bic Der bier tpobnbaften Jrau
&O3ter, go. 1923 Nsro California. str.
mObnbaft, beim nm3use balfen, muir.
ben seftern berbaftet. Jrau &o3ier
Oermibte admlid alei9 nod benz um-
3uss msbrsre &inse une elmer osrielbsn
ioI on Wation's Singer ssfunber NOR.
ben iein.
Nsnes Stewarts. bic man
Dor .iniger 3eit aus benz Grbeitsbauie
nod benz gountp Miplum iiberfanbte.
neil man annabm, bab bic Grau 1abe
Dor ibrem gnbe, tpurbe, na&bsm He
bon bort sntfoben, seferr Mbenb pie.
Der terbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09
gereinisnns aaer Tra9tberla:
Der geplant.

Sn elmer ffart bsiu9tsn @srfamm=
lung Der 6radtberlabsr Der Monons
8abn uno ben ffreifenosn Gra4tp.rla=
bern Der Big Sour. In uel9er g. s.
6lannerp, prdfoent >oes Gra9tperia.
ber- 8erbanbes bon Nmerifa Der Saupt-
ips9sr mar, tpurbe cine 2~otalbsreini'
suns bieisr 5ra9tberlaber ms 2ebsn
ssrufsn. Der gntbufasmus, ben bic
2eute an ben Gag lesten, seist beut=
LID. oaB bsabf9tist uirb, ben STREET.
fort3uftbren. gs tueroen tpsitere 0srs
fammlungen abgsbalten werben. ba
bsabf4ti9t III, ale 5radtberlaoer in
Der biefg,n Staot 81 einem groben
8erbanoe su pereini9en.
Nngefislte fat alIsr Babnsn tratei1
Der neuen 0ereini9uns BEL. MQe Sof=
nuugsi auf cine frisolide 8eilsguns bes
Streites Ideinen sei9munben gu fein,
oa Sobn 9ids, Der Jradtasent fi9 se-
peigert babsn fol, nit bet Streifern
als 26rperi9aft 3u perbanoeln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09
Soamtassi@ute= Mnsfns.

Bonn id6nifsn @eiter begiinfigt bee
sins geftern Na4mittag bic Sonntags-
iduls beg Sosialen Surnpereins ibren
lang ~seplanteu Ausflus. Der @erma-
niap arfbersin tatte bic Sonntagsi9ule
BEL fi9 su@af gelaoen. WenngIei9 Der
Beiua etuas 3u uinIden tbri9 lieb.
10 amiifrten fi9 bod bic Safe auf's
gsfe i'm fbbnen @srmania Bart.
Na9bsm bic 2inbsr, @rob u. alsin,
i9 an a1erbans Spleen er96bt uno
man9 Id6nss gOltsliso b~Orsetrasen,
purbs aud an bas leibli9e Wobl se=
oa9t our6 @erabrei9ung bon @etrdn-
Ten, See Cream uno @ebdd.
@ar ianea bersing Der Iadmittaq
unb nur 3u frab muBte man Der ein=
tretenben Suntslbeit tpesen on biz
Seimtebr benton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09
Wie beettigt q BEN
d iInfIuE2 1T Der MilhfluB

Wte BE ettigt q ben
M 9 lu SIT Der Mildflub
Die Solse elmer angebprenen S9pG9e
Der Den Iusfibrungsgang umgebenoen
Musfelfaierf9i9ten, bes fogenunnten
acknowledgements, 10 gelingt IS
ME, our9 &unIfbilfe -bie leioenSen
Sbeile 10 gu betbdtigen, Dab Der Ser
f9lub Elm ppqfommener miro, 0a bier
6os 2eioen neniger in Der mangelbaf>
ten @nergie Ger porbanoenen 5afern,
dfs pielnlebr in elmer gu eeringen Gntz
pideIung Der Mustelfaisri9i9t gu
ruben I9eint; 6iefe gu permebren Be-
fiten mir mod tein Mittel. SIT oas
uebel cine Solge 0es alters poer elmer
angemeinen S9pG9e, 10 fann man
6ur9 &rdftigung oes &Drpers i'm ON
gemeinen uno our9 Mnpenoung Drt=
lid tpirtenoer Mittel bas llebel gum
@erI9pinben bringen. 9ei Dem @orz
banoenfein bon Waraen fann leiht
our9 @ntfernung Oieier bas Sdlieben
perbinoernoen Wu9erunsen Die 9ei>
lung be~rbeigefiibrt fperoen. lin Dem
@erluit On Mild %por5ubeusen uno
sleidseitis cine StGrtung oes S4liebs
apparates Der 3ibe gu erSielen, penbe
man &onooium IN. Mit bieier 5liiis
iisfeit peroen iebesmal naa Dem Mlels
fen Die mnteren uno bic feitli6en Sld<
den Der 3iben beftriGen. Oas aoaoz
blum perounitet, nobel elm feitauffle>
benoes. slattes 9dutden auridbleibt.
Oas auriidbleiben6e .nGuthen aieht
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09
ebnoeal 2onferem3
Der RefOrmirten Spnobe bes gOrtbweftsns.

Die SpnobaI 2onferens In Sor
@apne wuroe fOrtseiest. Paifor 9ird
belt bic Mnbaat ab urib bann berla!
er cine Mbbanolung iber bas Sbema
,Wis foQ elm prebi9er bes @banse'
Iiums i9 benz 3eitseif gesentiber per'
balte1 2"
Damn bislt Or. Bartholomew, be,
Gefretar Der 5rembenmiifion, cine an.
ipra9e, In tpel9er ct I'M mebr Inter.
fibuns fur bic ausudrtige WriiOn
bat, unb bob ipe3iea bsrbor. oaB So
pan elm sutes 5elo iei; bob bic @pnOos
cine quite @slesenbeit babe, bic arbeii
bort 3u beginner. gr beri4tete. bat
Wiifonstationen in Snoien unb ber
8trfei ssgrfnbet uuroen.
Damn bsridtete Der Gusf4ub tbsr
Snpaliosn. Mneele9enbeiten. uno bann
Der MiiRensausi9uB uno Der gus.
i9uB fir Meilen9eloer.
6erner tpurbe 3peds Der 8sreinigung
Der 9ebranfalten Elm Spe3ialfomite er.
lannt, tpsl9es bic M~ngelesenbeit in
grpdsuns 3ieben unb bel Der nd9fen
Notwithstanding 8eri9t %erftattsn
iol.
Damn folsts Der ifatifii9e Bsri9i
Der Spnube. Sas Gelo Der Spnooe
erarsdt f9 bon her wefliden Srense
bes States Ohio big gum ffiaen
OaeaH. gs fino 178 paftoren in 239
@smeinben tbdtig, nit elmer ffetia
madienoen Witslieoer3abl bon "a. 557.
rlntonfirmierte Mitslieber finb es 49,
567. @etauft wurosn 1903 3inbe,
unb 70 grma9isns. 3onfirmiert muir.
ben 1887. 1ebergstreten boz, auspdr.
tieen @emsinbsn fnb 910. @ntlaHsr
tuurbsn 800. IusseidlOhen MURDER
Is unb ssifri9sn I'll. Die 3abl be,
Sonntassi9ulen betrd9t 217 mi
1896 2ebrern unb 1888 @9tlern
Die 3abl Der stuoenten. bic fa fi1
ben prsbigsr=8 sruf burbereiten, bstrds
AZ. Ghr poblttdtise 3psde MURDER
$23, 088 aussessben, uno FIR @emsin
beapsds $142. 979.. Sn ieoer ge
3isbuns 1T elm erfreuli9er 3uwa4s 81
per;sidnen.
Sn Der Sdulbale Der ct. Sobannsi
@emeinbe fanb bic @ieberholung be
biblii9en Oratoria @antate abraham
fatt, bic Iebte @o9e nit 10 bislem gr
fsl9s aufsefhbrt morben mar. a
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09

Ser v0tatin" brau9t fi9 ibsr bic
aneebli6e Niebertradt gnslanbs 9egen
Seuti9lanb ni6t b%eionoers auf3uregen.
Wan pirb oerislben in .9euiI9lano
tpirtiam su bssesnen pifsn. Die
Sreunoidaft gnelanbs bat f4 FIR bic
Hationsn, bic ss bamit be9lidte INNER
berbdnenibboler ertuisien als feline
ofene Geinbfdaft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09

fir bic Bsfrebuneer, bic bas 3ieI bee
8unbes finb, In ben menigen Sonpen'
tionstagsr ssi6sbsn if. In Wi4tig'
feit iiberpiegenb ift tpobl bic Inter.
fhBungsmaBnnbme fir bas 2ebrer'
Seminar in Wilpaufes. @erSeu bod
bon bort bic Qrdfte bur9 bas 9ane
gsi9idt, beneri bas Sebrsn beutf9sr
Gpra&e unb beuti9er Site In ben
S9ulen bes 2anbes oblie9t.
Sas 9ebrsrisminar III gepiHermaben
als bic Stdtts 3u betra9ten, in tuel9sm
bic Mifiondrs fur beuti4e Art uno
Spraae a~usse6ilbet tusrbsn. I'm bann
in allen SbsiIsn bes 2anoes 3u uirten.
Cine beiunbers treffi9e Mnregung,
pel9e our Musfhbruns selansen tpirb,
if bic, iebsm Mitsliso zines @erbanos.
pereins bur9 Witalieostarten gegen
cine on f9 serinsfti9ise gersiitigung
cine 2seitimation 81 geben, tpel9e 3u
tpirtiamsm &s9tsi9aB uno genubung
Der ein3uri9tenben Stelen.8 ermitte'
lungs. Bureau beredtigt.
Sieie MabrsssI birfte F8 als cine
Defenders ;usdmdBige idon aus benz
@runbe srtpsiisn, neil bic @%erginffi-
aunaen, mel9e cine fol6e 2arte 9es
tudbrt, bic inoipibueQs Wit9lieoi4aft
enaer nit benz 8unbe p%ertniipfen
tpiiroe.
Cine gmpfsblung, bic gleitssitig
nit benz Outrage fur abhaltuns elmer
Wosartfsier u~nterbreitet puroe. ndnli4
bic abbaltuns bon @sbenffeiern CUR
g6runs bes sroBen Entertainers Senia-
min Trantlin bur9 Die Staatspers
bdnbs ausenommen turrbe, if bon
tpsittrasenber geoeutung.
sic \3eist unieren ameritanii9en
Weltbhrssrn, baB Der gunb bic gro-
Sen Wdnnsr unieres neuen Batter
lanoes ebsnfo su tpiirbigsn beabf4tigi
ME bic groben Seutf9en.
@s ptiroe au melt fibren, auf ale
tpertbbolsn Irbeiten, pelde Die 2on=
BENTON berri9tels, ndber einsuaeben.
man lam ales In bas &eiume fahen.
oab Die Wabnabmsn patriotif9e unb
ptirbig tparen, 81 oeren M~usfibrunser
f9 Der Bunb berpfiGtete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09
SesS d n 9 e
Hat.

SerreSaute. 8. Oct. Dee
5obti9laas ansetlagt puroe seffern
bon ben @ef9morenen Carl Jreoerids,
Der i'm SUM- b. 5. auf einem Sonn=
tassi9ul : pienic ben Sabib Sane
tbotsts. Sn einem @ortus&iel, Der
3mif9en ben beiben unb Greberids ga.
ter tpsssrl Der 6eimfabrt enthanb. ers
Hold Carl 5rsbsrids ieinen @esner.
Serre6aute, 8. Get. Cine
Mn3abl Mrbeiter NOR bamit bsf9dftist,
fnr bic Bell Sslspbone @ompanp rsusu
Srabt 3u fpannen. als pl6bli& Elm
Babel rib unb iibsr bic Srdbts Der
electric COMPANY fiel. Die g~eIaoenen
Drdbte tuurbe,1 omar i%iolirt, aber als
He bas Babel trafeu, biloete f4 Elm
@runb . @trom unb bic Sfoliruns
branrrte lus.
Nuf Der Spibe bes pfoiens befanb
f9 Der 9rabtipanner Grant POLAND.
bas Babel balteno. Mls bieies oann
bra@, fonnte er bafelbe ni4t i&nen
ssnug loslaKen. UNI iein 2sbsn su
retten.
Die Golee NOR, bob Elm Strom bon
1900 Bolt bur9 9oQanb's 26rper
cling unb sr bon benz pfofsn fisl. Mls
bic aroerr Mrbsiter an feline Seits
famen, NOR er tobt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09

a5er pGbreno bes @ustrodnens qe@
linoe sufummen. @ep0bnli9 iinb
me6rere !9dut9en nGtbig, INNER ober
ldbt man oas bOrbergebenOe erit trods
men, bepor nan auf's Neue Sonooium
aufitrei9t. @or Dem Meltsn miro 6us
9Gut6en, tpelGes ben @usfibrunssz
gang Der s3ibe oedt, entfernt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09

Mnbrew Sba9gar6 bon
go. 419 Weff Is. StraBe, Der bei&ul.
bigt III, einen S4rsdi9ub abgefeuert
az baben, als Mm. BRADFORD. ben er
aus isiner gebaufung mics, rli&t fo'
FORT Der MuHorberuns madam, tuirb
R9 nit BRADFORD 3ufamnlen bor benz
polixiri9ter 3u perartuorten baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09

gies=Yrdiioent 5airbanfs bat mns
Bel Der Ssuti9en.S ag.Geier In feiner
@eos esssigt. ME bod CT bic 8etrebun.
gen Der Ssuti9.Nmsrifaner mtirbist.
gr bat tpisber einmal gs3eist, baB ct
bas 6srs auf Dem -re&ten Sled bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09
Sn arg.

n2umpt mein Sobn pirfli9 10
ars9" : 90 bin: sd Tag
Sbnen, 9err &utb, Der fann gar MIDI
friiber einf9lafen, als Bis i'm Ger
9abn IN Den S4laf frGbt!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09
MISUNDERSTANDING

~S@mun5eln Sic niGt 10, GinjGbs
riger GolofpdB; sic fteben jeBt Dor
Sbrem 6elopebel unO ni9t por Dem
Gpnfurs."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09
Amt EumHun.

&ellner: No.. Gu9 sibt es
nod ausge5ei9neten 9adbraten."-
= m It: .Nein! Sd oarte
fur oieie ~seorGngte Wo9euiiberfht!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09

r&inOer, beut' feiO NAL biibI9 artig,
6as ratbe id Gu9 ernitli9, tper midi
folgt, Der mub mprsen nit in Die
4unitausiteluna."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09

Stun febt cas- Sdngerfef bon
1907 auf Der Sases.O rbnung Der Sns
bianapoliier 8irserf4aft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09

1lnfere 2eIer. tuel&e ben 0erbanb-
Iunger Der 3onbeniion, bic mir In
ibren wi9tisen tpbafen aetreuIi& Be.
ri9teten. sefolgt Rno, mfHsn bic
usber,susung srlanet baben, bob bel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-09

- Msu&t bic fish I Mingo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11
AUTOMOBILES A PONCE

Mr., Charles Martin esta preparan.
do ell establecimiento de una Inca de
automobiles, para carga2 y pasajeros,
entire San Juan y Ponce, con escalas
en- todos los pueblos del transito.
Al efecto trata de pedjr a los ESta-
dos Unidos ell material neceSario, en-
v~ehiculos rapidos y f~u6rtes, que resis-
tan ell transito por caminos de gran
DECEIVE en- climas tropicales.
Sc propone Mr.. Martin c~olocarse
en- condolences de traSportar cada dia
yeinte pasajeros y alrededor de Gin
cuenta toneladas de carga 81 es precise,
Piensa que Ell ~servicio Sc abrira Ell
Octubre pr6ximo, Ell precio para los
pasaies sera } y medic centayos por
kiI6metro, y para Ell tiete : c3ntavos
tonelada, tambj6n por kil6metro.
is un proyecto que, lie realizarse,
a~umentara Ell traico entire ell norte y e
sur y traera al pdblico yentajas Y CO.
modidades no pequehaS.
CelebrariamoS que no encontrase
inconvenientes Mr.. Martin y que la
Inca llegara d funcionar con regula.
ridad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11
a prensa en- ohH pases, da Ia noa alta de Ia cutua
De Ia Cuesa,
EN- %PUERT0-R|CO, No
Los perjtc@ epubican@ de aquj son Paenque de
grseI@ pemuaEsm@

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genera, la labor de esos papeles, y
los buenos puerto-riquehos sentiran
%profunda pena al notar que entire los
pafSes civilizados, solo en- Puerto Rico
ell periodismo no da la nota unanime
y simpatica que responde a su alta y
noble mission.
Pero los sefores periodistas ad-
verSarios, no Sc ~enmiendan.
Cada dia lie vemos mas inclinados
a proseguir en- sus campanas persona
listas, sin atender d las raz mes que
oponemos a sus diatrihas.
De este modo, lejos la masa popu-
lar de recibir una ensefanza edilicante
de tales predicaciones; lejos de sentirse
est'mulada q %emprend9r en- pro de sus
propios intereses, %generosas y patri0-
ticas empresas, tales ~predicas solo
tienden a mantener 4 aquella en- Ell Gle
go fanatismo y los irredexivos EMU
siasmos, que lie l~levaron aver y lie lie
varan siempre, por las Was del crf.
men y Ell desorden.
Levanten mas ell penSamiento los
periOdiStas republicanos, 81 es que
q~uieren ostentar legitimamente ese H.
tulo.
Piensen mas en- Ia patria, y me-
nos en- 10 que pueda convenir a IN
partido polltico. Mediten en- las es.
p~antosas c~onsecuencias que SO derivan
de 81 obra Y que SURE nuestro
pueblo. Eduquea q este en- las prac.
ticas usuales en- todos los paises que
quieren ser libres. Aconsejenle que
no prescinda nunca de su dignidad nj
sdn en- los NON entos mas diffciles.
Que cumpla su deber estrictamente y
ejerza con altivez sus derechos. QAe
presto su concurso q toda labor que
bene6cie sus ~intereses morales 9 ma,
teriales, y en- suma. que no atente
contra su bienestar y su decoro.
Haga ESQ la prensa adversaria, J
habrau por primera veg sus hombres
respondido a los alt IS y educalorel
fines de aquella,
GladiatOre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11
PARA OBRER0S
Idea it'll, y factibIe 81 las ini-
ciativas particuIares pro-
penden a su realization.
PEcpErTO CAN HAM
RESPECTO SAN JUAN
Els digno de estimulo cuanto
tlenda a elevar el nivel de
las classes trabajadoras.

Agftase 0 empeho la Idea de
levantar en- esta ciudad I'm barrio pa.
ra obreros.
Nos parece IN buen prop6sito, Y
realizable, 81 las iniciativas particu.
lares propende q clio 0 actividad y
decision.
En- esta como en- otros muchas CO.
sas de utilidad para ell pats, debe
mos contar muy POGO 6 nads 0 la
cooperation Official, que tan remisa Sc
muestra para dar satisfactoria solu.
C On q los problemas e~con6micos de
Puerto Rico. TUdo ha de nacer de
nosotros mismos.
Las barbados para obreros sc
han generaljzado mucho on Europa Y
Estados Unidos. Por este lado puede
decirse que las classes trabaj adoras
tienen va resuelta II de las cuestio.
nes mas importantes de la vida; vivir
higi61icaman te, en- relatives condic!o.
nes de Independence y holgura, y q
prectos baratos de aIquiler que no
puedan ser aumentados por ell agio.
Hay sistemas en- virtud d. los cuales
el obrero viene q Ger al cabo de al
gdu tempo, possedor de la casa que
habita, pues la compra con oil mon
tante de los alquileres.
81 este, en- tests general, es it'll
y humane, tratandose ue una pobla,
ci0n como San Juan, adquiere mayor
importancia, por ell corto espacio de
terreno en- que aqul SO vive, impossible
de amptiar dentro de sus lfmites pro.
pios. Materialmense 0 ahogamos.
No hay en- San Juan habitaciones sde.
cuada as para las classes proletarias. Las
que hay no son bue1as y &c pide POI
elias tlpos muy altos para oil obrero,
que generalmeDte dispone de pocoa re.
cursos. La genie pobre 90 acumula or
10 zsaguanes, que son estrechos y os
curos, y on tales condolences Made vi.
We bien.
En las p~iatorescas cercanias de
San Juan, oxigenadas por las brisss
del mar, hay sltlos apropositos para
oarrios Dc obreros.
Llevese q cabo Ia Idea, pero oue
sea de IN modo complete, aunque eco.
n6mico y sencillo; de otro modo, vale
mas no hacer nada. one cada casa
teng& su j%arufl y su hIerto, TODD en-
peque1o, perO sltici9nte para llenal