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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
H|ST0RIA De AMOR
Una sehorits Sc arroj6 al
aqua en- ell puerto
de veracrUz.
IBA A UN CONVENTO
Obllgada por sus padres. Pre-.
fri6 morlr, a separarse
de su amantc.

En- sl puerto do Veracrux ocurrit
haee pocos dias un drama, que hs
causado honda sensaci6n entire la 30.
cisdad veraerusana, por 10 tragico &
ineapsrado.
Ese dfa xarp6 q las cuatro J trss
cusrtos de 10 tarde, uno do los vapo.
res de una compai1ia espanola, con des.
tino & 10 Psnfnsula, llsvando 4 bordo
numcrosos passjeros. Entire ellos So
encontraba una ssflorita pertsneciente
4 distir guida familis do eaa capital,
que iba { profssar en uno de los prin.
cipalea conventos, ~ob 'igada ror sus
padres, para cortar eaf radicalmsnts
las relacionss Anor0sas que ter1a con
I'm joven dc muy busna soclsdat, J en-
las qpe perzeve aba & todo traLce.
AL zarpar 81 barco, que iba Con.
dGcido por sl bo'e del pr&ctico, los pa.
ssantes qus lien aban Ell muelle, pudie.
ron dIstinguir 4 ura jovsn elegante.
ments staviada, qua hacfa ondear
nervlosamente uu psnuelo desds 10
proa y cuando al vapor salia lie 10
rada, y misma ioven Sc srrojsba dss.
, esperada 81 aqua, en- medic Gel asom.
bro consiguieute Go los pasaieros que
q vefan alerroriza3os, augurandole
una musrte ssgura entire los fauces de
los numerosos tiburc nes y tintorsras
que bullen en- las cercanias del puerto
Por fortuna, la rtforIta 80 arroj6 por
ell oostsdo derfcho del vapor, por don.
ds se deslizaba de regreso la fal1a del
prlctico. Dos marinsros do es.os di.
visaron Ia suiciaa y, abnegadsmen.
te, SO arrojaron & salvarls, luchande
vslerCssmente contra las encrespadas
olas, pues esa tarde el vier to porte
tsnfa Ia mar muy picada, logrsror
asirla Y ]lsvGrla en lastmoso esta6 {
la falda, que snfil6 en- diracei6n de-
puerto, mientras ell barco SO alsjabs
entire la bruma.
Segdn pareee, 10 seflorjta, que es
muy romGntica, al YER 4 su ncvio Que
trist2mente la c1ptemplaba desde unc
de los pontones del muelle, GO ex.itt
vivamense, y al pensar en- la eterno
separation que ibA a sufrir, pN6rit
lan2arss a mar dsndo 81 postrer adi6s
entire las olas al duefo de gus persa.
mientos antes que verse hurdlda en-
la sombria zelda de una ves:uta car
tujs, 6 donde iba des tinada contra su
vountad para ahogar su ardie ts
amor.
La seudosulcIdS ha declarado an
fe Las sutoridades, diciendo que no
Gambia de psrecer y que en- todo case
sntas de verse monja, lejos de su
novio, se quitara Ia vida.
El epflogo de esta romantico dra.
ma quizas sea el enlace de los love
nes protagonistss, en obvlo de mayo.
res males.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
EMPLEAO0S CIV|LES

Segdn las enmiendss intro iucidss
en Ell Reglansnto de los funclonarlos
civile', las cuales han sido aproba as
por el Presidents Roosevelt, cualquisr
miembro del gsblnete podrS sepsrar
sumEiaments al flrcIonario q sus Or.
dsnes que results culpable de obser-
var msla c nducts 9 Sc 81 elite de
inepio en- sl cumpllmiento de sus de.
beres, sin necesidad de formsrls expe.
diente atministrativo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
DESDE SAN GERMAN
EI telefOno. Pr6xima insta-
Iaci5n. La telefonist2. De-
but del sehsr Ferrerss.
Ola De DlFUNTOS
Ola De DIFUNTOS
Desafio de Base Ball. Paw
mento de la plaza. LAS
Hjas de Maria.

Nouiembre f.-En Ia semana pa
sada visito esta ciudad ell senior Co.
bos, admipistrador de Ia sociedsd
an6nima Red 7elef6nico, de Mayagtiez.
Vino con ell rrop6sto de estabecer
aquf el telsfono en- copexl6n con ell de
aquella ciudsd, pudiendo al mismo
tempo comunicarnos con Cabo Rojo
y Ahas o, en- donde hace tempo estG
instslsdo.
va ha press nsado un escrito al
Conceio Municipal, solicltando sl per.
misc para empszar Ia obra, y en- bre-
We scntaremos con tan facil y rApida
via dc communication, gus representa-
un progreso para Ia ciudad. FL syun-
tamlento ha contribuIdo con Glen dol
lars para los gastos de instalaci6n, J
el alcalde don Ulises Gregory ha
ofrecido, gratis, las maderss que SO
necesiten para los gsstos.
-Es muy probable que Ia utfiori.
Ia Prudencia Ramirez sea Ia telefo.
nista. Hssta la fscha hay colocadss
unas veinte instslaclones. III sefior
Cobos sstudia el proyecto para eta.
b ecsr tambien la luz eltctr'ca.
Para el pr6ximo domingo tiene
anunciado su sdebutS el hipnotista sc.
nor Ferrerss.
Sc ha despedido de nosotros ell
senior Fundador Vargas, que hacia
as dsliclas del pdblco exhibiendo
las vistss de +su cinemas6grafos
La Iglesia Cst6lica ha celebra.
DO solemnfsimos cultos para eonme-
morar Ia fiesta del dia de D funtos.
Lus campanss suepan tristemense
6 invItan q los feligresss q rogsr por
las alnas de los que va TO exlsten.
lninidad de rersouaE, algunas enlu-
tadaa, rortando coronas con sentidas
dedicst0rias, ,dirigense & la Metropolis
para depositarlas Sobre las .um5as de
sut muefkOS querldOe.
El ccmsrcio on 81 mayor parts ha
csrrado sug puertas medic dis, en-
a cildad SO nota IN recoginiento ex-
tra1o. Sin duda porque hoy es dia
que ell mundo cristsro CO sagra &
honrar la memoria &c los que VA a.
saron.
-Hemc salula'o 4 nues.ro mi.
go don Vicente Pinggattl, Score Keeper
del <tesmS Yauco, gus v'ene CO. GER
tar un m tch de base hall con el G.eam,
San German. NJ s.bemos todavfa
que campo So ellgra, 81 ell <San Ger
man basic ball Park, 6 Ia hermosa
plaza de Yauco. Para esta desaffo,
que PRONE to ser rehiiis m h9mos ST.
do invitados como reporter de La De.
MOCRACIA.
Ell pavimento de Ia plaza de re-.
creo esta reclamando voces una re.
pr raci6n, que podrfa evitar en- 10 su.
ceslvo msyores gast1s. Don Ulises:
usted tlene la pa abra.
Las <Hiias lie Marfa1 abriran ell
sabado un sBazarS, para recolectsr
fondos con que honrsr dignamente q
su madre Ia ReIna de los Clelos. va
10 sabe la juventud sangermeia para
que no falte nj unc, so psna de mere
Ger ell calfcatlvo de mactta
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
e. CAR CASTIGA

Sc ha Tublicsdo IN dkase Impe.
riai eu San Petsrsou g1 dsshonoran
do 81 Grsn D1que Clrllc, J expulsSn.
dolo del Servicio militsr, en- virtud dc
h4bsrse casado con lsIPrincesa victo
ria de Resse, divorclads del Gran Du
que soberano de dicho estado aleman
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
EIber TO Marin rien.
EN- Rio PlEDRRS

En Enero pr6ximo daga1 prlacl.
p'o en- el vseipo pueblo d. Rie p,oi-ss
la1 obras de irF.alaci6n dsl a.umbra
90 eleotrico, euyo servlcio rematS la
Comps MIA sSan Juan Light AID Tran.
sit Company1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
De Los COLOR[S
Un libro original de Ia fa-
mosa teosofista Mrs. An
nis BesAnt.
IDEAS Y MATICES
IDEAS Y MATICES
Los pe1samientos exactamen.
te revelados en- tonos de ca.
racteres distintos.

FL lsngusjs do las flores ha side
I'm tems favorito para los poetas J
para los escritores de canciones ds
amor; pero ell lenguaje de los colorel
es una idea que he dado 10 vuslta a
mundo propsgada por Mrs. Annie
Bsss Mt, la celebre tsosofista.
Ssgdu Mrs. Bsssnt, los pessamen
tos puedsn ser vistos On colorss, y es
10 fen6meno 10 denomina ella, de una
manera en- verdad un POGO abstrusa,
sformas de penssmiento,. En- un libro
quo acaba dc ter editado por la So
ciedad Tsos6fica, ha reunido ella sus
ideas sobrs ese lengusje de los colo.
res col pensamieuto. he aQuf algu-
mas de las formas aludidss:
Gel color negro dice Mrs. Btsant
-signifca malignidad y malicia. Ell
rojo, en- todos sus tonos, desde el ra
lido rojo ladrillo, ri mas brillante es-
oarlats, indisa enojo.
sSi teneis un pensamiento de CO
lor carmslita claro, 6 TERRA siena
quemAda. podeis tener la certeza do
que la avaricia es vuestra predomi-
nante inclin aci6n, el pecado que mas
os persigue; pero 81 vuestros psnsa.
mientos son de un color girls oscuro,
signihos senolllamente egoismo, co.
lor, por cierto, lastimosar ente gene.
ralizsdo.
<Un girls oscuro, casi de tonos ne.
gros, epuivals depression, en- tanto
que el mfsmo color girls, pero muy pa.
lido, eats asociado al tenor. El ver-
de grlseo es sefal de impostura, y ell
psrduzco, sslpicsdo de puntos negros
J rasgos escarlats, delata los celos.
Gel verde parsce indicar sIempre
adaptabilidad; pero merclado con
egoismo viene q ser falsfa.
<Ls sfectividad Sc expresa en- to-
dos los tonos del carmesf y del rosa.
Con un toQue de azul dc devotion en-
dichos colores, pusde expresar tam
bien <profunda concercl6n de Ia fra.
ternidad universal do Ia humanidads.
Gun anarapjado aubido, es SIM
bolo de ambicion de orgullo, y los
differences tonos del amarillo, danotan
intsleelualidad; signidcaudo especial
ments el amarillo oscuro, qpe el inte
lscto estS conssgrado 4 tmpresas
egoistas.
clos tonos varia dos d,l azul, In
dican sensimlentos religioros; desde
el szul pardo oscuro dc la devotion
egoista 6 ell pslido azul girls del culto
fetiquista mezclado con vsgoa temores,
hasta ell riqufsimo, intense y claro co.
lor del coraz6n que adora rendido, y
el hermoso azul pAlido dc aquel alto
aentmisnto que implica la renuncla
dc ST mismo y la union con la Dlvini-
dad.
Algunss de las ilustrsciones de
este libro, por dem&s extrsordinario,
son muy divertidas, como, por elem.
plo, Ia roia estrela de Ia <afecci6n
radiante,s ell disco amarillo, con alss
rosa, indicando 10 epsE y Ia protec
ci6n Ell sfuror sanguinsrios Ia
sc6lera sostenida, estin represertados
por rayos de un rojo fgneo que ema-
nan de la mente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
EXPORTAC|0A De ARMAS

La exportaci6n de armas y mum
clones de gusrra de los Estedos Uni
dos Puerto RICO & la Repdblica Do.
minicans, ha sido prohibida por un
decreto presidential.
Parece que ell objsto de tsl dispo.
sici6n, es imred qus los revolucious.
rios dominicsn0s encuentrep icl mcnte
pc treehos de guerra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
PERCANCE DEL KAISER

Pasesndo en- u1 autom6vil eerca
de Berlfu e tmnt rad3r G lillermo II,
ocurri6 uva dfsgr ia que pudo ha
berle co tldo ia vida ljsfs del Esta.
d..
Otro art9m6vll,que corris con ra
pldez, choc5 con ia msqulus en- que
paseaban Guillsrmo II ' elKsiser,
quedando destrozAdos los dos hfcu
l1s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
HAC|A Ell DEST|ERRO
A MI PADRE:

EstaS pobres flores Dc mi
penSam'ento ran q 0dor-
mar Ia ttmba donde reps.
sas No son las flores secds
del olrido: SON las aores
riraS del amor. Elias SON
tus deScendisntss, como 90
soy tn hijo. Y como go te
consagro ma respsto, elias
ts dedican s,s perfume.
Padre mt0. d,terme!
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31

President Roosevelt when he was
governor Of New York, expresseds
himself as follows regarding the exc.
cution OF women:--
"If a woman is found guilty OF a
crime she should be punished 10 exact
ly the same manner and degree as a
man. In criminal cases my sympathies
are with the wronged and not with the
wrong.doer. have no sympathy what
ever with the mere sentimentality In
case OF savage brutality or malig-
nancy, and | look at evidence alone in
considering them. l look at evidence
alone. II the evidence shows deliber.
ate and premeditated guilt, punishment
must follow. 1t makes no difference
TO me whether the criminal happens 10
be woman or a man. 1t is quest.
ion of the degree of guilt, and the
punishment should fit the guilt. When.
ever a crime of unusual atrocity is
committed number of persons are
sure to appear and sue for help and
sympathy for the perpetrator. | not
only have no regard for such persons,
but | gravely question their right tC
preciptate themselves in the path OF
justice. My conviction is that there i:
no sex in crime and that there should
be no distinction of sex in its punish
ment
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31
A SPECIAL MESSAGE.
President Wants Marriage and Df-
vOrce Statistics Collected.

President Wants Marriage and Di-
vorcs Statistics Collected.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.--The presi-
dent sent message to congress today
recommending legislation authorizing
the director Of the census TO collect and
publish statistics on marriage and d.
vorce covering the period from 1886
to the present. Following is the text
Of the message:
ITO the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives.-I call the attention of the
congress to the fact that no statistics
have been collected by the federal gov
eminent upon the subject of marriage
and divorce since the year 1886 and
that but few of the states have pro
visions for the collection of such sta
tistics.
THE institution OF marriage Is, OF
course, at the very foundation OF our
social organization, and all influences
that affect that institution are Of vital
concern to the people of the whole
country There is widespread con
viction that the divorce laws are dan
gerously lax and indifferently admin
lstered in some of the states, resulting
In diminishing regard for the sane
tity of the marriage relation"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31

TUCSON, Ariz.. Jan. 31.--W. V. DAILY.
a mining engineer and mine owner,
just arrived from Minas Prietas, says
that the Yaqui outbreak in Mexico is
serious. There are probably 800 Yaquis
out, divided into some fifteen bands
Depredations so far have been confined
TO the Cobache district. The Indians
are well armed and, according to DAILY,
are killing Americans and Mexlcans
without discrimination. Twenty per
sons. four of whom are Americans
have been killed In the district within
the last week. General Torres and
Governor Ysabel. with Mexican troops,
are pursuing the renegades. Torres is
regarded as the best Indian fighter in
the Mexican army.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31

need is ran increase In the power OF
the national government to keep the
great highways Of commerce open alike
to all on reasonable and equitable
terms. II is In the interest Of the con.
scientlous and public spirited railway
man that there should be such govern
mental supervision of the railway traf-
ic Of the country as to require from
his less scrupulous competitors and
from INSCRIPTIONS big shippers as well
that heed to the public welfare which
he himself would willingly give and
which is of vital consequence to the
small shipper Every important rail
road is engaged in interstate commerce.
Therefore this control over the rail
roads must come through the national
government.
"The details must rest with the law
makers of the two houses Of congress.
But about the principle there can be no
doubt. Hasty or vindictive action
would merely work damage. But in
temperate, resolute fashion there must
be lodged in some tribunal the power
over rates, and especially over rebates,
whether secured by means of private
cars, Of private tracks, in the form of
damages or commissions or in any
other manner, which will protect alike
the railroad and the shipper and put
the big shipper and the little shipper
on an equal footing.
"In some such body as the inter-
state commerce commission there must
be lodged In effective shape the power
to see that every shipper who uses the
railroads and every man who owns or
manages a railroad shall on the one
hand be given justice and on the other
hand be required to do justice Justice
so far as it is humanity possible to
give and to get JUSTICES the founda-
ton of our government. We are not
trying TO strike down the rich man.
On the contrary. we will not tolerate
any attack upon his rights. But we
are striving to see that the man of
small means has exactly as good a
, chance, so far as we can obtain II for
him, as the man OF larger means; that
there shall be equality of opportunity
for the one as for the other Ours is
not a government which recognizes
classes II is based on the recognition
Of the individual. We are not for the
poor man as such nor for the rich man
as such. We are for every man, rich
or poor, provided he acts justly and
fairly by his fellows, and If he so acts
the government must do all 1t can to
see that inasmuch as he does no wrong
| 40 he shall suffer no wrong"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31

DR. Day, chairman OF the Benning-
ton board OF license commissioners
has discovered that the amended H.
cense law makes no provision for
druggists licenses above the number
assigned to town by a population.
For instance in Bennington where
there are now two druggist licenses,
under the amended law IL the two
druggist licenses are granted for the
comingy ar 1t will cut down the num-
Der OF other licenses by two.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31
Wymau Convicted and Sentenced,

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 3D.
Erastus ]. Wyman, u young man Of
this city who has been on trial in the
superior court here for three weeks on
the charges of criminal assault and at
tempted criminal assault, has been
found guilty on both counts, and Judge
George w. Wheeler fixed indeterminate
state prison sentences, giving the pris-
oner from ten to fifteen years on the
first and from four to six years on the
second count The defense was insan-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31
Bomb For Russlnn prince.

PARIS, Jan. 31.--The police here
have discovered supposed bomb with
tube attached containing a lighted
fuse. in front of the house of Prince
Troubetskoy, an attache of the Russian
embassy here. The policemen extln-
gulshed the fuse and informed the au.
thorities who are investigating the af-
fair
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31
Internal Machine Crank Extradited.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 31.-Gov-
ernor Pennypacker has honored the
requisition OF Governor Higgins for the
extradition of Gessler Rosseau. who is
wanted In New York for sending to the
dock of the steamship Umbria trunk
containing an internal machine with
the intention of having 1t placed on
the steamship Rosseau is also alleged
to have made an attempt to blow up
the statue OF Frederick the Great in
Washington. He is under arrest in
Philadelphia.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31

Says Wandering Waffies, of late:
81 seen in oe papers," dat de lad.
les of the smart set hes ben giyin' a
good menny dinners lately. 81 wonder
ef dey'd give me one ef | as'ed fer
it,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31
FRANK I. HOWE, Editor and Publisher

When preacher says he breaches
without notes he does not mean bank
notes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31

Whats the trouble in the kitchen,
cook?"
1.-THE new dish washer, do be chew
ing the rag"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31

81 can't look for wurk, lady"
"Why?"
'Me eyes amt strong enough"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31

Now there is an alleged telephone
merger which is causing a great deal
of talk.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31

A sculptor who carves an image
symbolizing Grief cuts a sorry figure.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31

This letter shows that many cases of
s ckness and debility are simply caused
by catarrh and that tn y can b cured
by Hyomei. This is natures own
method of curing catarrh, indicating
the air you breathe.
A complete ousfit including the IL
haler costs but 81 and extra bottl, Q
are only 80 cents. Ask Druggist Go.
kay to show you the strong guarantees
under which he sells this remarkable
remedy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31
LAND OF FLOWERS AND sun
SHINE
California Woman's Letter Of Special
interest TO People In Benning.
ton,

At this season OF the year letter
from the land Of flowers and sunshine
is of special interest to our readers.
The following letter from the Holden
Drug Co, Of Stockton, Cal, one of the
largest drug houses on the Pacific
coast, is of especial interest. They
write: Enclosed is a letter from one
of the most prominent residents of this
city. She will not allow her name to
be published in the newspapers, but
we can furnish it to anyone writing
Us. "
The letter IS as follows.
For some four years my daughter
has had headaches, which seriously in
terfered with her school work. Until
recently wa attributed the trouble to
eye strain, but happening to notice
your advertisement Of Hyomei, we were
satisfied that her trouble came from
c8tarrh.
''We purchased dollar outfit and
within twelty-four hours great relief
was experienced and the loosenipg OF
mucous uatter and the reduction OF
throat Inflammation began Sixty
days use of Hyomei made nearly a
complete recovery, which we consider
very satisfactory after nearly -four
years of expense and fruitless treatment
by other methods, and that we fee
grateful is to put it mild"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-31

T<HIS SALE will certainly be memorable
event to those who participate in these WOW
DERFW f9-CENT WLUES-bargains that will
mark for many day the greatest value.glving in
seasonable and useful goods held in this town.
The l9c bargains we are offering will be the talk Of
the town, and no one should fail to take advantage
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-20
WILL HAVE FUN TONIGHT
Bankers Will Tour the Lake and Enjoy
Vaudeville Tomorrow Program.

Bankers Will Tour the Lake and Enjoy
Vaudeville Tomorrow Program.
Late this afternoon, as guests of the
Minneapolis and st. Paul bankers, the
delegates to the convention began a
steamer tour of the lakes, from which
they will return in time for dinner at
the hotel.
Tonight fun will be rampant at the
pavilion roller skating rink until 8 pm.
At that hour the twin city bankers will
again play host at a vaudeville enter
tainment and Dutch lunch in the hotel
dining room. A special train will leave
Tonka Bay for Minneapolis at 11:30
pm.
The Wednesday session will begin at
10 am. with an address by Professor
F. L. McVey of the University Of Min
nesota on HThe Relation of Banking
Capital to Volume of Business Henry
NJ. Clews of New York has written an
Public Accountants, as a Basis for
! Credit,' which will be read by ]. w.
Wheeler of Crookston- in the unavoid-
| able absence of the New Yorker. The
closing address will be delivered by
Senator Knute Nelson on the bankrupt
CIV law. This is expected to attract
much attention owing to the dissatis-
faction with the Nelson law on the part
of bankers Of the state generally.
The reports of committees and cleo
ton of officers will close the final SEES rs
the vice president, is the only candi.
date mentioned for the presidency. The
retiring members of the executive coun.
Gil are N. F. Banfeld Of Albert Lea
/ G. D. Griffith Of Sleepy Eye and Cliff
/ W. Gress.