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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-07-27
Examiners Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersign
ed, appointed by the County Commissioners
of Garrett county, to view the land through
the same at the No. One mine of the Upper
Potomac Mining Company ana running
thence through the properly of the SAID com
pany and the property OF Columbus Paugh
the Manor Mining and Manufacturing com
pany ana Moon Brothers, to intersect the
Deer Park Road at the end of Garrett V.
Moons lane i'm District No. 10, a distance Of
about miles, ana examine whether the
said new road should be constructed will
meet on the 2lst day of August, 1905. for such
purpose and determine whether the public
convenience requires the said construction
Of said road, and If so. to locate the same
ana perform their duty i'm the premises.
Il W. KELSD.
GEO, w MOON.
ELISHA HARVEY.
Examiners.
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WANTED.

At Garthrights Mt. Lake Park,
strictly fresh eggs and butter.
Will pay 20 cents half cash cant
be Overstocked.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-07-27

Miss Helen Fay, of Washington,
is here as the guest of her sister,
Mrs, Jerry o. Browning.
Mrs. Fannie Stein and little
daughter, Of Cumberland, are
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Brown.
Miss Mary Mason, of Elk Gar
den, w. Va, IS in Oakland as the
guest Of her relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs D. NJ. Mason at their residen-
&c on Third street.
Misses Jeanette and Marguerite
Nelson, Of Pittsbnrg, arrived in
Oakland last Thursday evening
where they are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas r. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Lynne and
little daughter, Of Shenandoah
Junction, are here on a visit to
Mrs. Lynne's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Legge.
Several Oaklanders will 90 to
Cumberland tomorrow morning to
witness the game of base ball to be
played between the Brooklyn ma
tionals and the Cumberland teams.
Miss Grace Cassell, of Grafton,
W. Va, stopped off Wednesday
evening until this morning. and
while here was the guest of Miss
Gertrude Shirer. She was en- route
home from a pleasant visit of sew
eral weeks spent at Baltimore.
Prof. E. A. Browning and bride
arrived in Oakland Monday after
noon from their wedding tour and
for the present will stop at Mrs.
Lowenstein's boarding house, later
going to housekeeping. They will
be at home to their friends after
August 18th.
EX-County Commissioner John
I. Carey, of Friendsville, was in
Oakland Monday when he applied
for and was granted letters of adj
ministration upon the personal
estate OF his daughter, recently
deceased.
Judges Daniel Wilson and Geo.
B. MCMillen, Of the Orphans
Court bench, were pleasant visitors
at this Office Tuesday a fternoon
after the adjournment of their
court which met that day and
transacted business,
Mrs. D. H. Loar, accompanied
by her son and daughter, George
of Grafton, and Miss Grace, of
Oakland, went to Atlantic CITY
last Thursday night where they
will remain until the latter part of
this week.
Mrs. d. l. Totten and her neph
ew, Mr., A Totten Matthews, went
to KingWoOd last Thursday morn
ing where they attended the tuner
al Of Mrs. Totten's brother the
late Charles Edgar Brown, whose
death was noted in these columns
last week. Mr.. Matthews return
ed to Oakland after the funeral
Thursday. Mrs. To:ten will re-
main in Kingwood some time Wis
iting relatives and friends.
The happiest chap in this world
is the common everyday chap who
makes his own living, pays his
own bills, has a little money as he
goes along, but does not strive to
get a corner on the local output
and is slave neither to ambition
nor society. He loves his God and
his fellowmen, the haven of rest,
never has to sit up nights to poul-
tice his conscience, believes in the
doctrine Of live and let live. The
plain man is happy because he is
satisfied and does not spend his
life yearning for things four times
too large for him.
If the weather is too hot to cook
try a meal at the Club Restaurant.
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Appointment of Officer of Reg
istration and Judge of Election
to Fill Vacancy.

OFFICE OF
TIE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION !
FOR GARRETT County.
OAKLAND, Mp, July Is, 1905,
9. c. Speicher, appointed Republican
OHlcer of Registration ana Judge Of Election
by this Board at a meeting held June "A, 1905,
for Election District No. ), is found to beds
qualified to serve as such, and in his place
and stead VIM. NJ. Frazee, whose postonice
address is Accident, Maryland, is hereby ap-
pointed to fill said vacancy.
BY order of the Board of Election Super
visOTs of Garrett county.
EDMUND JAMESON, President.
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will note the invisible stripes and overpads are more ar
tisticay than formally, and you will also note our
showing Of suits in all the points Of STYLE and all the way
through is far in advance of anything you will find else
where in the city. Come inside and you will be delighted
at how well fit you, and surprised our low prices
The GRIFFIN BRAND CLOTHES for Men is the
Brand that all the well dressed are wearing today
We have them
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-07-27

If the weather is too hot to cook
try a meal at the Club Restaurant.
Dining room upstairs. 1915
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-07-27
FOR RENT.

One six room house with spring
water, and all necessary out build
ings on Liberty street. Apply at
this office or H. c. Sincell & Co.
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II. c.. SINCELL & co.
ORDER NISI.

Hazel Schmidt ct al. vs.. Adolpo l.. Schmidt,
ct al.
No. IS In the Orphans Circuit Court for
Garrett County.
Ordered the 18th day Of June, in the year
nineteen hundred and five, Y the Orphans
Court Of Garrett county, sitting in equity,
that the sales made and reported in tile
above cause by GilmOr :. Hamill ana Ed
ward II. Sincell trustees, be ratified and con-
firmed unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown or before the 10th day Of July 1905;
provided copy of this order be published in
some newspaper published in Garrett cOun-
ty, once week for three successive weeks
before the 18th day of July. 800.
The report states that the amount of sales
to be $3.50 On.
DANIEL WILSON. G. J. Q. c.
GEO. b. MCMILLAN. J. .. G.
JACOB FEIk, j. o. G..
True COpy-Test:
Z. Z. FRIEND, Register.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-07-27

Go to Cheap Johns. A box of good
cigars for 20 cents. 10-3t.
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Cumberland, Md, July Is.
Church Services.
NJ. f. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NJ. f. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The services of the Friendsville
M. E. Circuit for this Sunday will
be Sunday school at all the places
at the usual hour. Preaching at
HOyes 1890, at Elder at 3 p. M. g,
at Friendsville Jas. League at
Hoyes at s p. M, and at Friends
vile 7 p. m. Preaching at Oak
Hill 8p. nj. this Saturday. We
desire all envelops for the Confer
ence collection at Hoyes, Elder
and Friendsville, returned this Sun
day. Presiding Elder r. B. Ward,
D. D., held our last Quarterly
Conference for the year last Satur-
day at Blooming Rose and preach
ed on Saturday evening and twice
on Sunday. His sermons were
alive with good thoughts and made
plain with beautiful illustrations
and were heard by large numbers
who were present from every point
Of the circuit. There will be a
festival, without fail at Elder this
Saturday evening.
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Ted MasOn's restaurant is open
from six a. IN. until everyone is
fed 1873
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w. NJ. LISTER, Pastor.
ST. MARKS LUTHERAN.

Services will be held by the con-
gregation of St. Mark s Lutheran
church at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath as follows: Sunday
school at $50 and preaching at
10. so a. III.
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Baltimore & Ohio R. r.
Special Low Rates to the
Lewis & Clark Exposition,
Portland, Oregon.

a splendid opportunity to visit OPP
portunitv to visit California aud the
Pacific Coast, Yellowstone National
Park, Shoshone Falls, the Yosemite.
Tickets now on sale from all stations
For rates. routes and full details,
address Baltimore & Ohio Ticket
Agents, or
c. W. BASSETT, G. P. A,
D. b. MARTIN, NJ. P. T.,
Baltimore, Md.
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Il. G.. Sincell & Co.

HERE isn't very great departure from the
~ styles of a year ago, but there is sufficient to
i catch the critical eye. the double-breast Sack
- Suits have the advantage still further this
" e.: . s: :; IT,; 4: : f.: +: 5;:s: +: ::
back. The extreme loose-ftting doube-breast
have very long lapel If you will look into our store you
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'9 0'pS LOU E.E. FRIEND, Register.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21

De AGUADILLA

En eat4 Co}te municipal SO vi6 un
juicio scguido contra el licenciado en-
tarmacia don tusn lns6 Font, acusa
DO dc h4bcr altarad0 la paz p1blic8.
DespuGs dc haber dido la prueba tss.
sI6cal err esta causa, el Juez sehur
X carney absuclva al procesado senior
FOut, Con las coslas de of:io.
Con motive &c Ia cuareSma han
dadu colnien7o ca el Templo cat6!ico
dc osts g.aaa1 los ~ rratjs, Segiiu
cosNmbre traditional de nuestra Re.
llgidn.
-Daairo dc brcgas d IS Sc unlran
con q lulo del matrimonio el cabA
lloro peninsular don At4nas.o Espi
ia, reoidente CD Mahaii, la bellisi.
ma selorita DC esta c:udad, MlIagro
Orsini, hija polfiicA Dc nlesiro amigo
J relis;ooarIo GoL feruaado Acos-
Is $ zllez.
FL loyen inrisconsalto Goctor
don Salvador Meslre y Capsrr6s
trasladara On brege ds Mayagt de.
ini!iyamente esta poblaci6n su bu-
ielc de abegado.
-lI4u regresalo & ,te De su via
je & esq Capital, ell sonor Arturo
Aporle y " Abraham K )opel, Jaez
j Fiscal respect ramen,e de Ia Cortc
de D.strita dc esla cludad.
Aunque alRlnos peri6Iicos han
de dcsmentIr las versiones
sobre la cesaniia del llscal Kaopel,
Qae sc confrma,f osa cesar.
tis prbyim9meuta
Mario Morales,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
LAS BUTACAS DEL TEATRO

FL osta 10 de Ia mayor psrts dc
elias, es enIeramenlo iuservible.
No ra9a una noche de espeetaculo
te4tral, eu que uno, dos 8 tres ospcc-
tadords cNigan dc sus asiontos, orl,
ginGndoae lag escenas mas desagra
dablos.
hh,In Qao Ia SoaIedad aritstica
10 San juan, ubre nuovamcnte pua
tcmI0rads, c0hyieno Quo el s,lor AT
caIde 0rdonc relcyar las bu.acas que
sc helen an mal eslAoo, reslltul @ado-
seic por utr0s nucyGs.
rs la mnG>ta ID o,ltar espect1cu-
los uIda strioY, yqno tan nal parAda
dejap nuestra cultura auto los tNtran'
joros que HOS gisit4n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21

StRVIClO MEDlCO
EXlgencia de hanzaS determi-
nando las companias,

Desde ell dia primero del corrients
esta al frente de una de las plazas de
m6dico tltular el prestigioso doctor
don Fernando Gonzalez. Esta bri
llante adquisic6n es muy simpatica
al pueblo, que, teniendo en- su seno ell
tambieu reputado doctor don Jose A.
Diaz, aaegura ua servicio medico ex.
celeute.
Ell Juez municipal don Antonio
r. Barcelo esta libraudo briosa "a
ludable campai1a en- favor de Ia mora
lidad Iho!ica. Ell vlcjo, que tan hon
das races tiene echadas por deegra-
ella en- nuestro pats, le preocupa gran.
demente. La embriaguez, ell juego, el
hurto, la prostitution y sobre todo Ia
seduction, encuentran en- este funcio.
mario un euemigo implacable. Ell se
dor Barcel6, a! obrar All, responde q
un alto ideal de patriotismo
En- estes dias acaba de graduar
SO de Perito Mercantil en- uno de los
mejores centros docentes dc los Esta,
dos Cnidos, el estudioso joven dor
Manuel +. Bara!t, htjo del conocidc
hacend ado del mlsmo nombre. Naes
tro parabien q su apreciable familia.
En- Mayo pr0xlmo termina su ca.
rrera de abogado don Federico Schro
der, hijo del Notario que lleya jgua
nombre. Que vengau pronto esos h,jos
de Puerto Rico, que tanto ha menes.
ter del concurso de sus cultivada,
lnleligeucias.
" a pr, p6Siio de nstrucci6n
oPodrfa decirnos ell senJr Comlsio
nado por que causa Sc obliga 4 10.
Iesorer0s escolares d tomar ia tap3f
de rigor en- una Compahi4 america
IA a la cual deben abonar un tant,
por ciento anuaI2
Debe saber el sehor Comisionad(
que todos los tunclOnarios que uece
sitaron tanza en- Puerto Rico duranl,
cuatrocieutos amos, la prestaron STEM
pre- con Ia sola garantia de mayore
contrlbuyentes satisfaction oe To-
centros eucargados de recibirlas y ar
chivarlas; y ismas este procedimlentt
fde causa de quebranto para los fon
dos insulares 6 muuicipales en- 10
muy contados casos &c derraul aci6p
Cualquier ma|icioso cresr{a on,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
La ruina del pals
OEStQUIL|BA0 ENTIRE IA RIQUEz, DEL LITORAL Y |
POBRtzA DEL INTERIOR
Il dsScenSo de las n5canciH inpotadas acusa
una gran mseTa

Fl editorial h. raiau 1cl pats con
que Ia PIuna de Salvador Brau email
,cce "a, columna, de La DEMOCRACIh,
G, un traha 10 concienzudo, en- cuyo tex
70 Sc prueba con cifraS ofciales, de I'm
yalor estadiStico indiscutibe, que ej
palS 40 eStd en- h fuinu, que la pro.
durci6n ea ahora mas alta que hace
>iete aho, que el balance entire los
twto> eHportados las mercaderias
impo"tadas ,ube ii la cantidad de TRES
MLLoNES CrATl;O CIENToS TREINTA
MIL dollars EN- el ,iltimo peli@o fiscal
c(e doce meles, . sea de /" de Julio de
| .4oj d 30 de Junio de 1904.
,Iama, tuyo Puerto Rico IN Sapc
fabd de cnta llnportancia. \ hay sin du.
da motlvos para sentir profunda sa-
tsfacci0n al cOn,iderarar como UNA
PAKTE DE la ISLA Sc levanta de tai
modo que So aproXima hoy superara
muy en- breve al rendimiento de las
cosecbas en- la lsla entera y en- los
llempos de mayor prosperidad.
En- efccto: la suma de exportacio.
mes en- l.89t97 aleanl6 a diez ocho
millonca quinlentoa aetenta y un mil
pesos plata, mlentras la suma de eX-
pOrtaciOne> Ell .ao3 9o4 alcanza 4 die1
J seiS mlllonpo cento veinte mil do
liars ORC. +, precise, sin embargo,
| tener presente que hace siete amos. de
los dieH y ocho miIlOnes y medic eX.
portad0a, doce y medic correspondent
al cafe, que ,e cultiva en- las comar.
cas- mOntanooas del cuntro, en- tantC
que dc los diez ) sels millones expor,
tado, hace un ano, doce por 10 menos
CORE ,ponden il la la cana, cue So cul.
tiya en- las f6rtiIes planicies de la
costa.
\ como la, ticlras dc cate sole
para cafe son propia>, puts n aun
la, hula, podrlan dedicarsc con Ski
10, ppr ia dilicultad ! care,tia de 10,
ltra,poltce, tenemos que VENTIeEIs Lo
lCALIDApES, eXcIusivanpnte caTeteras
EsTAN EN klI%As, contemplando e
progre,o de >u> cuarenta y dos hernia
ma, Qlje 50 caparcrn >onlientes por La,
orilIa, url mar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
FL PROYECTO
ELECTORAL
UN|ON|STA
No es una ley pOIItica sino,
al contrario una ley
patri6tica.
Ell DOS POR UNO
Ell DOS POR UNO
A los unionlsta favorece mas
la ley antigua.

Un peri6dlco republican, de Ma.
yagusz, bate palmas porque el Conse-
10 Executive pospuso ell bill que re.
tormaba la Ley Electoral vlgente eo
Puerto Rico.
Ell mismo peri6dico hace caluro-
sos ejogios de la actitud del Conseio.
al anular Ia obra dc los unioniStas, Q,,s
do .mdrgen d las trao,pas eleccioaortas.
So necesita tupe para hablar de
!rampdS, cuando precisamsnte son
los propios republicsnos de la CANA
ra ei Conseio, quienes hicieron una
ley especial, que establece ell dos Dor
uno en "a constitution de los cole gios,
y es susceptible de todas las coaccio-
nes de todas las injusticias
Ell proyecto de ley votado por la
mayorfa unionista de 10 Camara tten.
dc o hacer mas equitativo y morali-
zador ell procedimiento electoral en-
ste pals. No da lugar las tran,pas,
por que constituye los colegios con
una jgual representation para los par.
tidOs eXistentes.
A partido unionista convene mas
la ley actual LEY polftcA-que 10 ley
nueva ley patriotlca. 81 el Consejo
no aprusba el bill de la Camara, peor
para los republlcanos; porque tendre.
mos nosotros Ell DDS pOR UNO. Nolo
Queremos; no 10 necesitamos. Y al
queda subs stente, la UNION 10 utillza.
ra para fines de rectitud y de equidad;
no para hacer mlyorias doude hay
minorlas y vice. versa.
Detodos modos, 40 canten todavfa
el h0sanna, los repubiicanos Puede ue
81 Proyecto sea nuevamsnte reconslde.
RADIO en- el pr6xim) periodic legislative
de 1906; entOnces veremos 81 es posi-
BILE, por parte del Executive, una recti.
fcaci0n q sus desaciertos, 6 de 10
contrarlo Sc nos convencerfa de que
NADIA bueno hay que esperar de csc
ORGANISING creado eXpresameute para
Ia injusticia.
GIadiat0re.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21

Gpor qGG os estAis nia valiendo
del primitive sis!ema de abasteclmien.
to de aqua yendo boscar el aqua al
rio en- un CARO- de bueyes2 SQl6 I'M
acucdJcto ouesta mucho dinero? iQu6
necesIdad hay dc acueiucto, cuando
por POGO dinero pod6iS tener un mag.
niico abasteeimiento lie agua2
Ell ariete hidrauiico SR fe, es el
apsrato ideal para e abaste cimiento
de poblaciones, hHciend4s, casas de-
campo, etc, Els much0 mas ventaIosb
que el moliuo de viento. Colocandose
uno dc ellos distancia conveniente
de un rio arroyo 9 mauautlal, dos &
mas pies baio el niyel de e toma, So
tiene ell aqua que Sc quiere, sin mas
gastn Que el inicial de instalaci6u v
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
ESCUELAS INDUS1R|ALES

I.npcriddico Iocal iu>1ta en- su
nimcro de ayee DO, ca,la, >nscritas
por di,tinguida, DANA, &c .frecibo.
LA ma e,id dirigida al Gobe.nador i
"a on'a 4 Mrs. Wm'brth
I'm amba~ e pidr qua coninIe en-
Arccjho alberta Ia E>yueia Industrial
si hirn hatitndosc tada> Ias iormas
que eXiJa el prc,upue~to dc -asto, del
aho pr6Nimo
\o>otr"- apolano, su re,er,a-
Il pa,icion I. a- dama- de- \r.ciba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21

'quc viYen satisfechaS: arriba. escase2,
maeatar, amargura, salaries que dis
minuyen y familiaS que mueren de
hambre y de tristeza.
Nosotros no rebatimos, nj nadie
podria rebatir, los datos expuestos
por Brau. Antes bien de esos mismos
datos partimo, al afirmar, al continuar
ahrmando que la situaci0n de nuestra
patria ha llegado ser critica Y llega-
ia Il ser deSeSperante 81 el Congreso
Nacional no protege nuestro cafe. Sc
GUN protcge los vinos de California
las grasas del oeste, los metaes del
sur, imponiendo tributos i los pro-
ductos similares del extrangero.
Ninglin patricia crio]jo Sc sentira
feliz cuando sabe que en- su TERRA hay
mjllares y milares de campesinos que
no encuentran traba o que milagro-
samente subsisten sin conner un peda-
20 de pan nj de carne gracias i los
tuh6rculos que debilitan su salud, con-
virti6ndoles en- cadaveres que ambulan
por e>os campos infeIices.
y no es este el peor aspeeto de la
question. Otro salta la vista. mas
amargo alln, entire los nUmeros que el
ilustlr sOci0logo acumula y compare
con tanta maestria VA digimos que
aparece en- el aho ! 1903 9o+ un fuerte
balance en- favor dc la tXportaci6n,
He aQui los guarismo-
EXportac6n total en- 1904. ! lG.lla. .0S9
importation total en- 1904. : 1853, ,9Si
-------~~---~-~--
Dttrencia. ,,.,.,.r.,. = J.4Jf,o03
,QuG encantadora SinteSis Tres
mlonts y medic QUE SOBRAN A
PUERTO REQ y que Sc guardaran los
ciadadpD> tie PHento Rico eli 81, Ban
COS. en- sus { ias de ahorros, en- las
huchas repletas en- Il fondo dc 10, ho-
cares pletorlco> y alegres, Mas ,ah,
que csos tres millUnes y medic, inte.
gros, casi, tomaran ell camino del eX.
trangero no Sc quedaran donde de-
bieran quedarsc enel territorio que 10:
crea de la NADIA,
Pero viene ahora los mas fucrte:
Imnortaci6n on go. s17.s5S o63
bnnorfari5n on I9,4 s sl2ts5gS4
niIereneia"'''''."' o'l'2.o79
Cinco mjllone, docientos mil do
Mar. oup . dpipn dc importar poRol-l
~. JlBARo pE IA ALTuRA 10 prEpp
CONSTITUENCIES: poRQ1rE so CANA coN
QrEpAG ARl0s. Ahi c,ta el balanc,
MAS QuE III. BALANCE. Sobran tire,
millOncs y medic, no porQur la eSpor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
CONFERENC|AS
PEDAGOC|CAS
EN- FAJAROO
Pronuncia una hermOsa i'm.
provisaci6n Ell sehor Fer
nandez juncos.
n'SCURSO De BARlE.0
X, a,,n. r. .I1y1,-fD.
nISCURSO De BARCEsO


0che llevGse a csb6 en-
eatro de esta pueblo
meeting pedGg6gico
lleno. Gran parte de
Fsiardo, que sonoce
:aci6n de estas confe'
5, asist6 al acto.
oarte ea el mseslng, don
Antonio Il. Barcel6 ca representation
lnta escolar el subcomislona-
instruction J don Manuel Far
JuocOs.
sedor Lord leyd un excelente
so qua no pudo sprecarse en
Llidad por la voz apagada de
su nutor, qulen, por otra parte, pro
nuuc,a todavia defectecluosamsnt el
castellauo.
Fernando Juncos dIscnrri6 exten
samsnte sobre ell interesau!e tema de
Ia discussion. Record6 las pglabras
del sah!o fl6sofo frances Jules Simon
cuando diio la Fcancia que su de-
rrota del { 40 fl6 debida a la infe
rIorldad del eltrcito frances, sino q
la superioridad de Ia escusla alena'
"a sobrs Ia trancesa A id6at!ca eau
81 atribuy6 los presentes desastres de
Ia guerra. Rusla cae venclda con
pasmo del mundo por una nacl0n
ignoraute 3 tauatlca aver, pero fuer-
ey grande hoy por meritos dc la
instruction.
Ell senior Rarcel6 llam6 la atenci6n
del pueblo hacia oil enorme nhmero de
ansltabetas que esIste en- Puerto Rico,
Que 60 sln duda la causa dc que ape
mas 40 conozca en cate pals el verda
dero concept0 dc la llber!ad y OIL de
recho.
xTal estaio 10 lgnorancia IS e)
pretexto que se toma para neSafnos
nues.ra lioertad sometiJudonos uas
tutela vergon1osB.s
Apel0 al patriolsmo do los prof.
sores nRtIvOs para que, p0r virtud ua
un esiueYz0 titanico, lust;tiQuen lA Ia
justIciR dc que son oDjeto 81 sustItRir.
los por eleInentos extrah0s, las mas dc
las veces de interior capacldad.
Eo gu Iltimo periodic so dirije o.
senior Earcel6 4 los proJosores aueri
canos,
<Ya que los hech9s coaeunadoS-
les dIio nos obiigAn Il eceptar
vuestra intsrycoci6n, tened preseute
que sste es el primer eusnyo dc colonl-
7acion que hace la America lei Nofte
lijaos en- que la roaponSnb!idad dc
vuestra patria es inmensamente gran
do no olvideis que dc vucslra con
ducta depende que los pucrtorrigne
nos bendlgsn 6 mAldgan 60 81 1ta {
los americauos.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
GladiatOre,

con este procedimiento Sc pretende fu-
mentar los negocios dc una CompaIlla
americana con perjuicio de los EN-.
pleadOs nativos.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-02-09
RANpoLPH CENTER.

James Mullaly and son are sick with the
grip.
Thomas j. Adams is at his father's. A.
| NJ. Adams, for a few days.
/ Dana Clough, who is teaching school in
Woodstock. was at home over Sunday
Mrs. L. b. Page is away on a three weeks
visiting tour. Miss Hattie Clark is keep
ing house for her.
j. NJ. Pember has been under the doc
tors care the past week, but is better and
improving slowly.
News has been received here that
brother OF DR., Evans died in Haverhil,
NJ H., last Monday.
n. l.. Boyden, d. d. Howe and ID. w.
Eaton have put in telephones to connect
with the Peoples line.
Mrs Rebecca Gilbert Davis of White
River Junction came TO the Colonial Tues
day for few days stay.
j. III. Hayes attended an auction sale last
Saturday at Morrison's in Barre and came
home Tuesday with five horses.
Otis b. Smith drove his cattle to Corinth
last week and II is said that he intends
leaving his farm here and going TO Corinth
to live with his granddaughter.
At Grace church next Sunday, the sixth
Sunday after Epiphany, there will be
Morning Prayer and Holy Communion at
1880 o'clock. All are welcome.
Rev. G. r. Wells and Bishop Evans went
to Montpelier Tuesday TO attend an evan
gelist meeting that is being held there.
Rev. G.. W. Patterson went yesterday. All
expected to hear Rev. W. j. Dawson.
Mrs. Susan II. 0diorne's will has been
proved. BY its provisions, the Congl
church gets $500 The Episcopal church
gets 200 by Mrs. TarboX's will. The rest
OF their property is to be divided among
George h. Pember has sold his {. II.
Morrill, farm 10 Martha +. Smith OF Ran
dolph village for 5000, and Martha r..
Smith has sold her john W. Hale place in
the village to Mr.. pember for si5OO-iust
What she paid for IT,