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GET POWER.
The supply Comes From Food.

The Supply Comes From Food.
II we get power from food, why not
strive to get all the power we can.
That is only possible by use of skill
fully selected food that exactly fits
the requirements Of the body.
Poor fuel makes a poor fire and a
poor fire is not a good steam pro
Queer.
From not knowing how to select
the right food to fit my needs, suf-
fered grievously for long time from
stomach troubles" writes lady from
a little town in Missouri.
1T seemed as If | would never be
able to find out the sort OF food that
was best for me. Hardly anything
that | could eat would stay on my
stomach. Every attempt gave me
heartburn and filled my stomach with
gas ! got thinner and thinner until
| literally became a living skeleton
and In time was compelled to keep
to my bed.
"A few months ago was persuaded
to try Grape-Nuts food, and 1t had
such good effect from the very begin
ming that / have kept up its use ever
since. | was surprised at the ease
with which | digested it. 1t proved
to be just what | needed, All my un-
pleasant symptoms, the heartburn. the
inflated feeling which gave me SO
much pain disappeared. My weight
gradually increased from 9S to 1l6
lbs. my figure rounded out, my
strength came back, and am now
able to do my homework and enjoy
it. The Grape-Nuts food did it," Name
given by Postum Co.. Battle Greek.
Mich.
A ten days trial will show anyone
come facts about food.
"Hhere's reason"
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-09-28
CHAPTER I.
III Find IL Out Some Day."

~. eball Find II Out Some Day."
UT the beginning of the month Of
= 1884 the family of Mr.. Silas Bur
,hseryed a certain alteration in
!, sentleman's habits and demeanor.
.nneared to those who studied
NAT he became imbued with an
~ anticipation-that he started
~ a knock was heard at the door,
that the advent of the postman
awaited by him, IL not with anx-
At any rate with an amount Of
ssr expectancy which was, in gen.
Il way, quite foreign to him.
n was also observed that the nearer
!, drew to the end of the month,
. more these symptoms became ex-
,,rated; and, as day after day
III BY unmarked by an unusual oc-
renee, he was observed to shake
head with a half-smile and a half
Al and mutter, as he thought to
msslf Dead or forgotten" After
Liar, he remained plunged In refiec-
q for considerable time.
I n was his son Edward-more gen.
I.lly known as "Ted"-who happened
o head these words, and they
used him no small amount of be-
lderment
IHs stood with his sister May in the
ID Of Mr.. Burritt's large, old-fash-
he'd house at Dulwich. 1t was about
hen o'clock In the evening that, as
! brother and sister were talking In
y voices, the former was interrupted
The sound of an abrupt, loud, double
lock.
IThere's the seven o'clock post"
b the girl. 81 wonder If there's any
|ns for father this time? II there
Ill"
|Bu. as she turned towards the direc-
b Of the letter box, the study door
thrown hurrledly open and an
taly gentleman rushed across the
b, and extr.cated from its receptacle
i letter In thin, foreign looking en-
hope, the direction on which was
|stten in a large, scrawling hand,
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The Real Thing in Toothaches.

"Geewhitaker. Jumping Moses!
But 1t was the worst case of toothache
| ever bumped against" he said ut
was easy in the early part of the even
ing, but when midnight arrived it got
busy for fair. Liniment hot and cold
water and all the rest of the standard
remedies were applied without avail.
Seven thousand devils, with seven
thousand red-hot sledges, hammered,
hammered and hammered away at the
throbbing nerve. That tooth stood
upon its head, rolled over the carpet
and hung out of the window. 1t
growled, grumbled, moaned and NUT
tered, laughed, cried, ran, walked. trot-
ted, galloped, sailed, flew, dug and ex-
cavated, and did everything under the
heavens but quit and go to sleep like
a decent tooth and stop monkeying
-
But why didn't you have it ex-
tracted?"
Just as soon as Brown could get to
the dentists he"
Great Scott, man. Wasn't 1t your
TOOTH"
NO; 1t was Browns"
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ALeERs DEALT WITH uNJusTLY,
American Traveller Says Accused Man
Is in the Riuht

II has been decided that a warship
shall be sent to one of the Costa Rican
pows to convey American Minister
Merry northward to the nearest point
on the coast of Nicaragua or Hon
duras to the place where William S.
Albers, an American citizen, and his
brother are confined pending trial
on the charge of resisting legal pro-
cess and of insulting the president Of
Nicaragua
TIE gunboat Princeton. now at
Panama, is the nearest warship to
Ocotal in the province of Segovia,
where Albers is imprisoned. But the
lastnamed town Is seventy miles in
land over rough mountain range
from the coast and the trail is not
passable by any vehicle. Amapala, on
the gulf of Fonseca, on the southern
boundary OF Honduras, appears to be
the nearest port to Ocotal The Port
Limon company whose agent Albers
was, has sent a lawyer from Philadel
phia to Ocotal to assist in his defense
Cause Of the Trouble.
An American who has been travel.
ing in Central America for the past
few months engaged in scientific work
has written a detailed account of the
Albers case to friends in Baltimore,
which has reached here. He reports
as follows:
The Limon company. of which VIII.
liam S. Albers is the manager, is To-
Gated at Jalapa, Segovia near the
border of Honduras. This corporation
is engaged in gold and silver mining
and in raising wheat and tobacco and
has made investments in good faith.
I'm March, 1905, company OF
armed men, alleging that they were
sent by the government tobacco syn.
dictate, demanded of Albers that he
permit them to enter and carry away
his stock of tobacco under seizure.
"Albers replied that he had no con.
traband tobacco; that he obeyed the
law; that he paid the government in
full; that he held regular official re.
ceipts for all tobacco in his stores.
He furthermore said that the first
man who tried to enter his door would
be shot but that he would permit the
leader 10 inspect the tobacco in order
that his assertions might be proved
This was done and no contraband to.
bacco was found.
Permits Are Refused.
Following the search of the Limon
company's premises. the executive OF
Managua, the capital of Nicaragua,
issued a decree ordering that any one
holding tobacco in stock should obtain
a permit and that should he fail to
do this hir tobacco would be confis.
Gated, whe .eupon several Americans
holding tobacco applied for the per.
mits and were refused them.
these American holders. there.
upon, arranged to sell their tobacco
to the syndicate, with the exception of
Albers. But the treatment received
from Albers, who had in his place
American employees who could have
enforced his threats II necessary.
caused the syndicate managers to mis-.
represent and exaggerate the actions
of Albers when they reported it to the
president.
File Charges Against Them.
"As a result, charges OF resistance
to authority and violent abuse of the
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wonders to Be Seen at Home.

Within very recent years the Amer
lean people in general have been
learning as they never did before the
wonders of their own country. They
went abroad for scenery and to view
places of historical interest, unmind-
full that their own land contained
spectacles unriyaled elsewhere and
relics of a civilization that is prehis
toric. Places that only few years
ago had hardly visitor now attract
many thousands annually, The Vel.
lowstone park has become well
known, so also the stupendous canyon
of the Colorado. the terrific domes of
the Yosemite, the imposing Sierras
rising abruptly almost from the sea
level to heights of nearly three miles.
America abounds with miracles OF ma.
ture, grandly impressive or marvellous
ly beautiful, Courier.
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Govt and it's symptoms.

Gout may manifest its presence In
any part or organ of the body. In
digestion is common indication of
its presence; but It's more serious
forms are associated with pain in one
or more of the joints. Alcohol and to-
bacco should be avoided, and vichy
water literally taken.
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executive which is a serious offense
In many Latin-American countries
were made at the court of the district
situated at Ocotal.
Judicial warrants for arrests were
issued and both Albers and his broth
er were taken into custody"
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Praise for Missouri Mule.

In an address at the Missouri state
fair Congressman w. d. Vandlver de-
clared the Missouri mule had made his
state famous the world over. He con.
cluded his address by saying: II take
off my hat to the Missouri mule and
stand at respectful distance. The
only animal with no ancestor of his
own type and no hope of posterity of
any type, he maintains his import
ance in war and agriculture and de-
mands his price wherever men strug-
gle for supremacy. whether in peace
or war
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schwab's Costly Dinner Service.

Charles NJ. Schwab has placed an
order for carved silvergilt dinner
service at cost OF S150000. This
splendid collection of silver, it is said,
Will be the finest ever made for a
private dining room, 1t is being man
ufactured by firm at Providence,
II. l., which makes specially of elab-
crate silverware. With the gold effect
the set will make a most striking APP
pearance, Antique lines win be fol-
lowed in the manufacture and elabo
rate hand work win be notable fac.
tor in the cost.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19

No Sc si ell .ftulo estarA bien apli-
cado, pero Gre, que al periodic actual
podria llamarse!e ell de las egrandes
cCmediasS
Comedia en- el golfo de Flnlsndis
representada por los grandes actores
Guillermo y Nicolas.
Comeia on Paris cor motive de
la vista de los marlnos iugleses, ,
comedia en- Londres con motive de la
vista de los marines frsncesss.
Comedia de c9stumbres orieptsles
en- Marruecos y comsdia internacio
nal en- Portsmouth que biea podrfa IT,
tularse "El Correo del Car.
Esto es 10 que atrae MIS- pdbico,
pues todo ell nun 10 esta pendleote
del desenlace. No Sc 81 al final apa
recer&n los "norenos" dandole una
pita la & los actores, 81 estos reci-
biran una ovscion, que to5o puede
suceder.
Paro los sintomas hssta ahora
| conocidos hacsn presumir ell feaceso
de la obra. Las primeras escenas So
10 han servidc para demostrar que
los japoneses son mejores actores que
los rusos. va 90 habfan acreditado
ants el mundo como equilihristas, Pc
70 shora van q acreditarse como co
mediantes.
LEGO el momento d rsunirse los
p!enlpotenclarios, y Ia primera session
30 pas6 en- sa'udos y cortesias dlplo-
ma.icas.
-eYo admire & ustej, Mr.. Withe
decfa el baron Komura y en- mi
pals es ustsd muy populars.
-<Uttsd es un graz dlplomatlco,
baron cont ,sta Mr.. Withe--y All re-
cuerdo la labor 6na que h'z) usted
cuando era reprase atante de Au pal'
en- Pek q.
listed me abruma, Mr.. Withe
listed me desconcierta, Ebar6n.
Y en- ese fl ,retao se pas6 la prime
ra session.
AL dia siguiente Mr.. Withs se pu'
90 serio --<Sehores -dijo no perda'
mos ell tempo: ESQ pue ie arreglarse
en- cuareata y osho horas. EN- ,ece-
mos por saber gus condicione, impo-
ne Jap6rs.
ESQ no es diplomasico, Mr.. Wi
the.. .contest6 K mura--Enpecem os por
discutir los preliminares. Yo hs lei
do en- la prensa que los poderei que
ustsd trae son llmitalos; examluemoi
primsro vues.ras credencialess.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19

Prtmera tlrada del iapones. Y
como ninguuo tenia las credencia'es
encima, so sp'az5 la session para el
dfs siguiente.
Aver Sc verified Ia tercera session
Los rusos llevahan sus credenciales;
pero al baron Komura y q su compa-
nero 90 les habfan olpidado las suyas,
como el hotel estaba lejos, SO spla-
rs q examen de las credenciales para
hoy.
Segunda tirada del iapones. Mr..
Withe SO encam6, y parece que 90 d.
10: <te conozco msscarita: 10 que tt
quieres es ansr ttempos; entonees
propuso modificar el scuer 10 de cele-
brar una session por Ia mai1spa, y que
estas fderan dobles. man ana y tarde.
Pero Komurs, poniendo una cara de
aflgldo, replica que 81 padece del es
t6msg, despoes de almuerzo 80 sien-
ia tan fatigado, que 90 ve obi 'gado q
dormir un ratio; que para 10 que ha-
bfa que tratar, con una sola session
bastabs. <Yn le aseguro q usted, Mr..
WiIhs, que en- tres dias estamos des-
pachadoss.
Tsrcera tirada del japor6i. We
remos con que sale msflaua. De todo
este 10 que So deduce seriaments, es
que los japoneses quieren gauar item.
pr, ain duds en- espera de algda hs-
cho importante do las tropas iapone
sas, como Ia toma de Vladivostc k,
por ejemplo, que no les vsndrfa NAL
antes de frmarse la PEI Por de prom.
to va los japoneses SO han apoderado
de la isla Sskhalien y 90 sabs que Ia
cesl6n ee ese tsrritorio es u1s do lai
condiclones de Ia pax.
Sc dice que los iaponeses no Il
dan gran i'm 2ortsncia q 10 de 10 In
indemniz aci6a metalics, y que en- est
punto esiaa dis ouestos & ceder todo Ii
possible; pero no al en- 10 de cssior
de territorio. Circular rumores dt
que a ms de la isla Sax alien, pre-
tenden los puertos de Port Arthur ,
Vladivost k; el csmino de hero d.
M anchuria y que e,ta le sea devuets
4 China, asi como eiercer protscto
rado en- Corta.
Pronto hemos de salir de dudas
pues no cre3 pasen tres dias sin gu
SO conozcan laa condolences del Japon
Mariana Abrl.
Agosto ii de 10 5.
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dad al vencimiento del segundo af1o.
Sc prestara tianza de no menos de
Diez mil dollars en- m9t4lic) i otra
clase aceptada como buena sufcien-
te, Ia cual sera depositada por el pos.
tor que hlbiere obtenido la buena pro
en- garsntfa de la termi 10 &C On dc los
trabaios, y caducara en- favor del 60
bie-no Insular 81 SO deiare de cons.
truir cualquier parte de la obra den.
tro del plszo estipulado.
Los postores podr' adquirlr ser.
vidumbres de paso por Ia superfcie
6 por debaio del te reno para Compa-
MAS elestricas = Compsfifas de acus-
ductos que hsysn de explotarse en-
San Juan, cumt l'endo con las leyes
locales
Ell Consejo Eje:utivo Sc reserva ell
derecho de uti zar para Ell Goblerno
Insular Ia cantidad de 260 pies edbi.
COZ de aqua por minute que abrk de
tomarse de un punto situsdo sguas
arriba del salto. Sc calcula ligera.
mente que este aprovech amisnto dc
aqua disminuirA en- IN ounce avos la
fuerza del Aalt en- epocas de estate
Sc infJrma ademas los postorei
que los terreuos ady aceptss al salto
psrtenecen q iniividuos psrt!cllares y
que la possi6n de dichos terrenos
pusde obtenerss medisnte convenlo pr.
vsdo con sus duefios 6 por expropia.
c.6n de acuerdo con la ley de exprc.
piacj6n forz )ss.
El Consej0 Executive se reserva eI
derecho de rechszar todss y cualquie.
ra de las proposiciores asf como tam.
bien de trstar y negociar con cual-
quier postor despu6l de abiertos loS
pliegoF, con objeto de lltgar un
arreglo mas ventsioso.
Qledan advertidos los interesa-
dos en- esta frarquicia que debe obte.
nerse por ellos mismos cen exsctitud
tods clsse &c Information con respec.
to & Ia msgnItud de esta fuarza hi.
drsul.cs, dittancias y dtmss factores
que Sc rel 'cionen con su energis po-
tencial, debiendo considerarse kola-
mente como spro xlmsdos los datoI
suministrados en- cate anuncio.
Para mss irformes dir'eirse al
secretario del Conseio Ejecutivo, San
Juan Puerto Rico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19
MUN|C|P|O De CAGUAS

Ofcind del Alc llds:-Ss hsce saber
a los que, q pesar de la contfnua ges
ti6n de ests Acadia, sdn tlenen en-
descubierto sus o5ligaciones contrai-
das en- afios anteriores con este Mu-
nicipio, que Sc les concede un plazo
improrrogab'e de ounce dias, que
seIau coLtados desde ests fechs, para
que sstisfagan Ia to!alldad de kus de-.
oitos. Una vez vencido ell termino
expresado, So proceder& al cobro por
la via do apremio de Las deudas refe
ridss que no hayan sido solventadas,
siguendo las prsscri4 clones del RI.
glament) en- vlgor para cobranzs de
contribucionss vencidss y screencias
de ests Municipalidad.
Osguas, 5 Agosto de 1906. G.,
Garcia, Alea'de Municipal. s s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19
PER|OD|CO FEM|NISTA

La esposa de M. Camilo Flamns
rion Sc dispone q publican un peri6dI
CO que Sc t!tulara sLa paz por las mu.
isres.
Ests publication resumira men
sualmente los esfderzos de inic ativa
femenina en- pro de la paz universal, y
en- sus columnas lara cabida exslusi.
vamente q artfculos suscritos por nom
bres acreditados en- 81 mundo del fe
menismo.
Como las muisres de lA epoca dt
Aristotanes, las parisienses marchar
en- pos de la psz. Vai4ndose sin en-
barge de medios dlferentes, ports aque
Has 10 consiguieron sin escribir articu.
los nj periodicos.
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A \ j \ c | 0
Con RELACION A UNA FRANQU[CIA
PARA Ell USO DE FUERZA HI
DRAIJLICA EN- Pro Rico,

Con RELACION A UNA FRANQUICIA
PARA Ell USO DE FUERzA HI
DRAtLICA EN- Pro Rico.
Por cuanto ell Conseio Executive
de Puerto Rico, desea otorgar una
franquicia 6 concession para Ell desa-
rrollo de clerta fuerza hidraulica co.
nocida con el nombre de <SALTO DE
COMERIO,, situado en- el Rio de la
Plata que dista aproximadsmente II
millas en- linea recta de la Ciudad de
San Juan, y & una elevation de unos
ochenta c.nco metros sobre el nivel
del mar, q cuyo salto Sc le calcula po.
der desarrollar una fuerza hidraulica
dc 1000 caballos, como minimum, y q
veces mas, segIn sean las lluvias en-
la localIdad
Por consiguienta ell Conseio Ejecu.
two recibi-A proposiciones de toda
persona que desee obtener la Tranquil
ella menclonads, hasta las 10 de la
man ana del dfa 2 de Dlciembre de 1905
en- cuya fscha y hora Sc sbrirAn yexa-
minaran los pliegos contenieado d.
chss proposiciones.
FL uso que haya de dedicarse
dicha fuetza hsbra de hacerse constsr
claramente en- dichss proposiclonea
las que vsndrAn acompafiadas de pla-
nos y pliegos de c)ndiciones sificien-
temente detsllad)s d para apreciar de
una m anera general las obras de inge-
nierfs del proyecto.
Cada pro oposici6n vendra &C ompa.
nada de un check c c,rtidcsdo por s250C
| q la orden del Tesorero de Puerto Rico,
como gara1tfa de la aceptacion de la
franQuicis, csso 6e ser otorgada. Es'
SOS chsck, Sc devolverAn los postore
que no obtuvlerol ls buens pro- y o.
check del postor quien 90 le sdjudi
que la conseci6n le tera devuelto cuan.
do hubiere scsptsdo la franquicia or
debids forms.
Cada proposition dsbs ser frmads
por ell postor con 81 nombre y spellidc
hsciendo constar en- ella su director
postal y Sc enviarA baio pliego cara
do, con los pianos pliego de codicio
nes, rotulado asf:
<Proposiciones, pianos y pliego d.
condiclones para utilizar la fuerza hi
drau lea del SALTO DE COMERIO !
Y Sc dirigira al <Secretario de
Consejo Eiecutivo,,
Sc espera que los postores hagar
constar en- sus proposi:iones ell can6r
8 derecho anual que psgaran al Go
bierno Insuar por dicha franquicia.
Sc deber& dar principle las obral
de insta aeon deutro de los sesents
dias dsspues que el Presidente de loI
Estados Unidos haya frmsdo la fran
quica. Una tsrcera parte de la obra
por 10 msnos, estsra termioada al fua
liEar el primer an0 ell t'absio pro
puesto quedara conclude en- su totali
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19
h0TAS De AREC|b0
Liga de Propietarlos. .-vapor
cubano "JuIia" LA estatua
de Isabel Ia Cat6Iica.
La LOGIA "TANAMA"
Precio de la carne. -Reloj pt-
blico. Esperanto a La Pre-
AL Alcalde y la Policia

Agosto IS. -Ha quedado organiza.
da en- esta ciudad 10 Liga de Propie.
tarios y forman la directiva los sefio.
res siguientes: Presidente, don Manuel
Paz Urdaz; Vice Presidente, don An.
tonic Figuerss. Vocales: don Manuel
Ledesma, don Arturo E. Diaz, don
Pablo Alum. Secretario, don Enrique
Gonzalez Darder.
-Mafiana SO espera en- este puerto
el vapor cubano <Julia,, el cual car
CARA una partida de cafe que embarca
para Ia Habana la casa de Suc,sore
de Roses y ca. Es ell primer vapor
con bandera cubana que vista este
puerto.
Este municipio en- su session Co.
lebrada ancche acord6 sean retirados
de la subasta que SO verifca de a'gu-
nos utensilios propiedad de ests Ayun.
tamiento, Ia estatua en- marmol de Isa-
bel %, ex Reina de Espafia y los dos
leones que la acompafia5an y que SO
conserven como un recuerdo hist6rico.
Tambien Sc accrd6, en- vista del ante.
rior acuerdo, denegar la ofsrta de 50
pesos por los dos leonas que hace el
Lcdo. don Jose de Diego.
-En Ia pr6xima semana Sc expen.
derA la carne q los siguientes precios;
Domingo; vaca y novillo, a 10 cent l.
vos libra; lunes, novillo y novilla q
10 centavos; martes, vaca y novillo q
s centavos. Los dennis diss de la Sc
mana novillo y novi'la 10 csntavos.
-Terminado ell nuevo lificio que
construy er a la Logia <Tanama, en- la
plazuela del Teatro va Sc ha traslada.
do Ia citada Logia su nuevo temple.
Ell reloi pdblico ha sido perfec.
tamente arreg'ado por el sefIor Caste.
lion, hibil relojaro de la localidad.
Sc ha colocado una nueva esfera.
Sc hacen reparaciones de urgen-
cia IN nuestro teatro, fin de que es-
ten terminadas la pr6xima semana en-
que es esperado el disting lido artista
sefior La Presa.
I No es clerto que ell a'calde
sefor Perez Aviles fuese sujeto nj
smenazado por ningdn policia en- el
dia del tumulto originado entire ell
pueblo y Ia policla Ell alcalde fac
respectable por unos y otros. Conste
asf.
I CORREsPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19
De SAN SEBASTIAN
Buena obra de arte a tinta
y lapiz, por un hljO
de aqui.
"LA DkM0CRAC!A"
Plscemes al peri6dico. --Prec G
del maiz. La cofradia Xiii
jas de Marla.s

Hemos tenido OCCASION de examinar
detenid amente una obra de arte, eiecu-
tada q tinta y lapiz por el estudioso
y aventajado pintor don Jose Tirado
Cordoves, hijo de esta localidad.
Representa- Ia obra del senior Tira
do una mesa rsvuelta en- la que fgura
On primer tsrmino la fotografia del
inolvidable patricia don Jose Adolfo
Pesante, siguiendo q es!a la del cabo
de la policia don Jose Dfaz Llenza y
la del asesino de Pesante, Jose Mora
les (a) <Yare Yare.,
AIN fguran tambien varios tele-
gramas expedidos con motive de aquel
salvaje asesinato, Ia proclama del ho
norable gobernador Mr. Post, dos ho-
jas de almanaque de fechas 2 y 4 de
Julio las que respectivamente indican
la perpetracion de- crimen y falleci
miento de Pesante, y otros documentos
mas.
En- ell trabajo artfstico del joven
Tirado, Sc revela su buen gusto y su
habilidad
Ell autor 10 dedica al Comite Unio.
nista de A1asco.
Ltstima grande que Tirado Sc yea
girando, como hoy Sc ve, en I'm sstre'
cho circulo.
Bien merece que Sc le ayude, pues
con estimulos solo NADIA Sc hace 81 sc
carece de medios para luchar con fe y
salvar los mil idconvenientes que AGO.
san al que, como 81, NADIA tiene y ma
da recibe.
LA DEMoCRACIA es el peri6dicc
que mas circula aqui, segdu dat0s que
nos hs mostrado ell agente.
--Varias personals amigas de este
d ario, nos encargan 10 efelicitemos POI
su patriotic trabajo <Ley de Conda
dos. A la felicitaci6n de esos amigos
do LA DEMoCRACIA uno la mia.
La cofradia de SHiias de Maria, ]
ac3rd6 en- Ia Ultima junta cslebrada
rreparar una buena representative
teatral & fin de allegar recursos, J
cuenta para clio con la ayuda de los
buenos aficionados.
CORRESPONSAL.