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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-11
WHALE FISHING REVIVAL
Incidents Connected With the
Newfoundland Industry.
STEAMERS USED INSTEAD OF SHIPS

sstrakss' Are made VITA RomAa
Fired From Guns at the Bow,
ThFt1linG EzpeEasAoaa vgt3h Aaon-
HteF Flshea Net vStA1T Injured.
Catch Of 1908 . Record Breaker.
In an W-tiele which presents all the
thrilling interest Of some Of the old
tales of voyage and adventure in whaL
ing ships the Toronto Globe notes the
revival OF the whaling industry by the
people OF Newfoundland.
Instead o. two and three year Voy-
ages In which ships boats used In
capturing tho giants Of the deep. the
Newfoundland industry h prosecuted
In the immediate waters Of the island
by the use Of small but handy steamers
OF about 100 tons burden. with a speed
Of about thirteen knots. The ~strike''
Is made with a bomb fred from q gun
at the bow Of the steamer. A successful
shot results In almost immediate death,
and three. four and even ave whales q
day have been taken by single crews.
One steamer brought 10 the shore i've
whales each day for three days In sue.
eession. and another one killed twenty
three In a singls week. That 40 the
purely commercial side Of the industry,
and is quite a. duh and pEosale a. dig.
cling potatoes.
But there Is another side which Il
full Of thrill and excitement. Taken AZ
a sport. 1t bears about the same rela-
ton to the most exciting salmon OF
tarpOn fishing that those sports bear 10
the pursuit Of the shore clam. One
day last March a ntnety-ona foot bull
whale. struck. but not vitality injured
lowed the Puma around and across
and up and down Plaeentia bag for
three days before a killing shCt could
be sent into his huge body. Reversed
engines throughout the fight failed to
tire the monster. Again and again b.
charged the little vessel. and rammtng
was avoided only by the Quickness Of
the steamer. After seventy four hours
Of this there came the opportunity FOR
a killing shot
The Humber had a tweny-eighi
hour struggle with another OF Caps
Spear. The Cabot had a nineteen houI
hght with an eighty eight fOOter. st1
10 twelve hour runs with danger In
every minute Of them are frequent
When killed. the whales are taken tC
shore stations where the oil b tried
out, the whAlebone, now worth about
$4,000 a ton, Is extracted. and thu
refuse ground up for fertihSeF.
Four steamers are now at work In
the coastal waters Of the island ThelI
catches for last year were: Puma. 26O
Humber. 215; Cabot. al; Viking, 1T
a total Of s63, a record breaker in thl
history Of whale fishing.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-11
Photograph of Love.

DR.. HippOlyte Baraduc Of Paris has
dsvised a method by which be claims
ID be able to photograph the emotions,
says the London Globe. Different emo
tons invariably make different photo
graphs. Some Of these photographs 70
samble she milky way. White spots
appear in starllks clusters or in some
instances shaped like a comet Other
fealings love. for instance make a
series Of indistinct blurs upon the plate.
A few are represented as an explosion
o4 fireworks or as mass Of twisted
tubea Of light, the latter generally dou-
biz
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-11
CAMPING our.
Details OF nm Outht THAT wan serve
For Years.

D@saIl. OF nm Outht That wan serve
Fer Neara.
Dorothy Storrs in the August HOUSE
Beautiful gives the following hints ON
camping;
The character OF the camp to be built
must vary with the size OF the family
and the amount Of money to be spent
A man and his wife may buy for $50 a
very comfortable outfit which viii serve
for a number OF years. Such an equip
ment includes tent 10 by IL with 4
fly" large enough to protect the tent
and a space corresponding to a piazza
before or behind II. There win be two
canvas cot beds. camp stove and o
limited supply Of dishes and cooking
utensils. Such a camp can be accom-
mOdated on a platform which may cost
not less than IS or more than 50 II
the owner is himself something OF o
carpenter. II Is wise. however, to EN-
ploy a skilled workman to take all re
sponsibility In laying platform. Solid
posts sunk into the ground or set ON
stones are first necessary. Across these
stringers are laid at short intervals,
and boards planned on one side Of uni
form width will complete the structure.
For even the smallest camp the addt
ton Of an inclosed kitchen adds greatly
to the comfort OF the occupants and
need cost only from $40 to S15 extra.
The guy ropes OF the tents, instead OF
being pegged to the ground In the usu-
al fashion, should be dashed to strong
poles firmly nailed 10 well anchored
posts. Where there are older children
additional tents may be added at will.
Perhaps the mother and her daughters
viii occupy the large tent on the long
platform and the father and his boys
another near at hand. A guest tent is
as great necessity as a guest room In
a hospitable house. All the decencies
and proprietles Of life should be rs
carefully observed as ut home.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-11
FlREcRAcKERS AS ALARMS.
RaltImOre's Chief Recommends los
OF Giant Kind In Homes.

RaltImOre's Chief Recommends Use
Of Giant Kind In Homes.
Chief George W. Horton Of the Baltl-
more IRE department says the best fire
alarms are giant 1recruckers scattered
literally over the house, and to prove
bis theory he has placed the big crack,
eFs'' all over his own home, says a
Baltimore dispatch.
Chief Horton says:
Il have these crackers distributed all
over my house and have advised many
persons TO use them. The idea Is decid-
edly practicable. One Of the crackers
Is attached to u length OF wire, and Il
Is then suspended from a place where
It Is likely to be useful I have these
crackers hanging from the ceiling OF
The cellar, from the ceiling OF the stair.
ways, from the padded seats Of the
chairs and sofas from every place
where they can conveniently BE- put
where they viii not be too noticeable
and where they are likely to be Of
some use.
The idea IS simply this: II TIRE Oc-
ours It cant make much Roadway be-
fore It reaches one OF the crackers. and
the explosion gives the alarm. The
idea came to me some yeurs ago and
was suggested by fire which occurred
In a grocery store. The IRE had got
considerable Roadway. and It was dis
covered by the explosion Of some
canned goods, which attracted the at.
tentiOn OF some Of the people in the
house. decided that II canned yeGe-
tables were good fire detectives, Dire
crackers would be just "a good.
81 have hxed up hundreds OF these
crackers for various persons. and ad.
Wise their use, especially In houses in
the suburbs, where a fire Is likely 10
get considerable Roadway before II Is
discovered"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-11
Seeking Un.

Get out the well known phrases
And pearls Of oratOry.
Buch as Like one who RaBaS
Down the vistas lit with glory"
THE buiWarks Of tbs nation"
The star that Will not WanA"
It's time for preparation
We've opened the campaign.
Get Movement Of aggression"
And ''Party'H peerless leades."
The shadow Of secession"
From palm 20 pine and CEDAR"
The courage OF convictions"
Our Legislative hAiiA."
Malicious. greed born HctSons'-
Shake out the eamphog bAilA
Run up The grand old banner,"
Unshsaths The cleaning aaber,"
RehearBs the proper manner
OF calling voters ''EeiRhbnP.~
Find May my right hand WftheF
II forget my pledRsl''
Go. bring these phrases hithsR
To Get our teeth on edge.
The conflict. with its clanor.s
THE men OF might and muscla,S
The arm that wieldS the hammer
It's time that you should hustla.
Awake, you campaign spsakeRsl
Get with prophetio BcAn,~
And all you once seekers
Get '-Omos b1eks the man"
Oct ont the well known phrases.
Lst Freedom ten her story"
Get Conduct that amasea."
And There ahs fiias--Oh 0loFyt''
Get 'sHeimaman. true and steady
And shall not Be n vain"
1fa time your speech was ready
We've opened the campaign.
~. u. Negb1e Ia Ch1oAeo Tribune.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-11
JAPANESE PHARMACY.

Druggises Of Tive Glasses aAa Dried
Animals Used as Medicinal Agents.
japanese doctors and druggists are
said by a correspondent Of the Chemist
and Druggist to have reached a higher
standard than the world has given
them credit for.
japanese druggists are of two classes.
the one certi2cated and qualified b
compound medicines, the other dealing
tors, as a usual thing, dispense their
own medicines, though a few write pre-
scriptiOns only, these latter for the
most part having studied in Germany
and holding a university degree. The
metric system 10 used for both weights
and measures. There Il a considerable
popular demand for household rem
edies, and many OF these correspond ex-
actly with those which have here long
since fallen into disuse. Thus snakes,
lizards. frogs, crabs and other animals
are kept In a dried condition In the na-
tive drug stores, and enjoy more OF
less repute as medicinal agents.
Face paints and powders and various
dentifrices are much In vogue. and
plasters to relieve headache and neu-
ralgia are krgely employed. Massage
is used in rheumatism and In nervous
affections, and Is to a large extent in
the hands OF the blind The manufac-
ture Of mineral waters IL carefully ~.
peryised by the authOrities, and fines
are inflicted in any case where the Of
hcial standard Of purity Is departed
from
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-11
TOWN WATcHMAN's REPORT
Related Citizens Asked Satisfactory
Explanation or sent to Cage.

Related Citizens Asked Satisfactory
Explanation or sent to Cage.
Perhaps the most humorous OF any
of the many city and town reports
which are received annually By the
city clerk. the one from Brighton, Vt.
tn which town Night Waterman Peter
III. Flaherty makes his report, Is en-
titled to the front rank, says a recent
dispatch from LaconIa, y. II. Mr.,
Flaherty's report In part follows:
10 the 5sisctmen Of Brighton
Gsntlsmen-In compliance with your re-
quest for a report OF my dolugs I will
say that all noarssidents frequsntins the
streets after midnight have been accasted
and Intercepted as TO their business
abroad at such untimeIy hours. and al
those unable OF unwilling t0 give salts
factory explanation for their presence on
the streets have been detained IN the cage
until morning.
Certain local characters whose nightly
appearance was not conducive 10 public
shfsty were requested to change their
bhsinsss hours to correspond with Others
engaged In legitimate pursuits The ct.
forts Of the youths 20 change the tupog-
rhphy Of the town on the night preceding
Halloween. / understand. opened the
ipodgntes Of censure on me for permitting
the same. The youth who will not Indulge
Fri a few harmless FRANKS on Hallows' en-
HB Joe Cannon said about the books, isn't
worth and Ia dear at that price"
The presence Of large force q work
men on the new works for the railroad
Was on their pay nights the signal for In
CREASED activity. And while their conduct
AZ all times was not In accord with the
highest ethics Of manhood, We have not
REACHED that psrfsctionai state IN human
development where ordinary moTtals will
chnduct themselves Ia all Instances with
tie rigid dscorum Of a class u divinity
students In a school Of applied ethics
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23

esco!ar- que, por medic de programa
especial han apunciado los "a repetl-
dos Hermanog, ,de las Escuelas Cristis.
mas, y deseando por nuestra parte,
aprovechando tan favorables cincuns.
.tancias, fxcilitar los estudios de la ca.
rrers selesiastica q j6v> mes que sien.
tan verdadera yocaci6n al estado sa-
cerdotal para ssf for mar clero vlrtao.
SO ilust rado, llenando en- la medfda
possible esta necesidad aprsrni ante del
servlci espir.tual, hamos resuelto pro-.
veer ssis becss de nerced 6 gracia en-
dicho nuestro Seminario Conciiiar.
Con este objeto y para IL mas acer-
tada provision de dichas seis becas de
merced antes del dia 18 de Septiembre
en- que empezara dicho curse escolar,
convocamos por Ia presente q concur.
so, 6jando ell dia IA del rnencionado
mes para el debido examen de admi-
sion que versarA sobre las materi as
que abrazs Ia instruction, elemental;
siendo adiudicadas aquellas q los sells
j6venes que, habiendo cumplido Il
amos y no pssando de los'l4, reunan 4
juicio del tribunal calificador las con-
diciones y cualidades mas recomenda-
bles para el obieto que Is propone-
mos.
Para ser admitidos dicha 0 1osi.
ci6n deber&n los aspirantes presentar-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23
De San Juan
De los doctorts @. Coll y 1oste, J. N
CarboneL W. A. Lopez Antongiorgi.
San jose, No IA, Principal.

Treinta AMOS de experiencia pro.
fesional en- lss enfsrmedadea tropica-
Gales. Alta ciruiia. Especialidad en-
Intermediates de la piel. Ginecologfa
y Tocologis. Was urin arias. Olo-
Rfuo.Larihgologfa. Venerolog q.
Analisls qufmIco y microsc6pico. Ho
as de eonsulta; de 8 & IL por la ma
dana y de 2 q dc ls tsrde. Precic
q consu u'tas, un dollar. A los pobres
gratis. Las operacio2e Sc harsn or
s.te G abineta, domicilio, en- ell Hos
pital Presbiteriano y en- el de muiares
y nifios. FL servicio dentro fuera de
la poblaci6n, ser justiprecisdo. 81
sstisfacen consultas n6iicas a los On
fermos de la isla; el intaresado remi.
tira M historial de su enfermedad J
IN giro postal de dos dollars, y raci
bir& un <Cue stionario,, cuyss pre-
guntas debe cumplimsntar, y luego ss
lie enviara ei <Tratamiento,. Diriii,
la correspondence al Practicante J
Secretario de la <Policlinicas don Pic
Amador y Rodriguez, San Jose mime
ro Il, principal, Telsfono 206. Sar
Juan p r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23
0bispa(do de PullertotRjic;;o':'
CONVOCATORIA

va So habr'n enterado ell piblico
en- general, y psrticularmente los pa
dres de familia, de que el dia is de
Septiembre pr6ximo empezarA al curse
escolar en- ell Colegio de San Pablo,
establecido en- nuestro Seminario Con-
ciliar, a cargo dicho plantel de .ense
ANA, de los Hermanos dc las Escue.
las Crist anas, que tlenen fama uni
versal por su inteligencia como macs
tros por el sist tsma especial por ellos
adoptados como educacionistss.
Los alumoos que salen con Ell de-
bido aprovechami snto do los colegios
dirlgidos por los Hermanos de las Es-
cuslas Cristianas tlenen facil y seguro
ingreso en- los centros facultatiyos; tai
es Ell favorable concepto que justamen-
to merecen los estudios practicados en-
dichos planteles de ensefianza; cir.
cunstancia essa, de la mayor impor.
tancia que deben tener muy en- cuenta
los padres de familia en- general, y es.
pecialmente aquellos cuyos. hijos, des.
pues de hecha la carrera comercial
aspiren contlnuar sus estudios en- al
guna universidad de los Estados Uni
dos, donde son tan venta josamente
apreciados los metodos de- ensefi ANA
y educaci6n empleados por los Hsrma
nos dc las Escuelas Cristianas.
Pr6ximo, pues, q abrirse ell curse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23
ALTA ESCUELA
Sc abrlra Ell Is de Septiem'
bre. = Curse comerclal.
Matriculaci6n.
Reformas importantes

La Alta E.cusla Central 80 abri.
ra el 25 de Septlembrs pr6ximo on
81 antique cuartel de artillerfa sito en-
10 calle de San Francisco y frente q Ia
plazuelA de saie nombre; unida 4 esse
plantel superior, va IL. Central Gram
mar School.
u AdsmAs do los es.ldios clGsicos ,
Icisntfdcos, A. Alta E.cue.s Central
ofrece un conourao comercisl de dos
afios, que conlsndrA las asignaturas
de teuednfia de -libros, saquigraffs,
escrtturs On msQuinilis, xrllmesica y
derecao msrcansii, ingles y espsfiol
Al termiDarse e,os essudios, reclblra
eli aIumno un cerIidsAdo. { La sAbss,
hanzA delas asignataras copetpislet
tssara & cargo del competenle Srofss0r
Mr.. Hsnry Hindle que vendra de Ma.
yagu;z; Ia instruction se dar& en- es
paiol 8 tnglei. lbs cur.os c.Asico y
ciealfhco perma lecerAn iguales q los
del al anterior.
Para matricularse en- la Alta Es-
cusla Celtrsl debs exhlbirse el ssrti-
ticado del oc.avo.gralo. A csc. .etecto,
los l6venss y las sefi )ritas que deaesn
ingresar en csc cenro educsnvo y Que
no tengan aquel documento, .deoeran
presentarse al exAmen que se cslebra
ra el IL del eatrante mes. El DepAr-
tsmenio de Iosttuecidn .somstsr& oil
examen, en- el ciIado dfs, en. .todas las
cAbe-eras de distrito escolar, y 10.
aspiraLtss alexAmen deberAn presen-
Tar una soliciud sntsa de. del rsfes
rido Septlembre. j
Este centro est& llevando q cabo
en- el edlhclo de San Ffaacisco, obras
lmportan.es Goa el proLosito de que
los sscnelAs y sas alumnos be halleu
|c6modCs y ssiistschos. Los padres de
famllis, iovenes , s.fioritaI que desen
obtsner mas nohclas respeoso q los
estudios pusdsn, cuaadI gds!sn, soli-
citarlaS del que suscrihs. a
FL DirecsoI;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23
hOTAS De AREC|DO
Una tempestad ell domingo.
Los BON beros de servicio.
Esperanto a La Presa.
Gambia no acepta

Ag0st0 2e, En- la noche del do.
mingo Sc desarroll6 uoa tsmpestad y
hubo varias descargas el6ctricas, una
dsslas cuales, derribo un posts de Ia
lux electrica fpndiendo el slambre y
deiando la pohlaci6a q oscuras. Fl
Alcalds, acto contfnuo. adquiri6 25 fs,
roles de mano 8 hizo qua los bombe-
ros estuvieran vigilando en- 10 orilla
del rio por 81 cate hacfa alguna ave-
nida. Aver quedaron repsradas las
sverfss ocssionadas ca Ia Knea de Ia
luz slectrica.
Ell transformista sen)r La Pre-.
sa auuncia 81 debut Ga sste tsatro el
prtxluo So osdo 26 del corrients. Da.
da la fama del genial artists, lie augu.
ramos muchos llenos.
LA 'Superint .ndencia de SAM.
dad hs ordenado & los Oiciales & gu
servlcio, vlsitas domiciliarias. Las
de ssta cludad comsnzaran Ell pr6x mo
iueves "a.
Don Francisco G 4ndfs no hs
acepssco el carg de Marshall de la
Corte de Distrito de Aguadilla para
cuyo cessmpeho fue deslgnado por ell
Honorable Attorney gener 81 Mr.. Feui.
lie.
-ES esperado en- este puerto un
vapor americana con csrga para el
comercio. Il
CORRESPONSAI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23
VALOR De LA SAL

Poniendo sal calIente en- la super.
hcie exterior de cualquier parte ind a
mada, Sc experiments IL st antaneo ali.
vic. Cusndo Sc irrita la garganta, es
prescription aprobada por los espe.
cialiStas de Snariz y garganta,, !, una
pu,verizacion de aqua calien.e y sal.
Una pulgarada de sal en- aqua calien-
te, tomada lmediatamente aatss &
despues de la comida, constituye un
precioso auxiliar para Ia digestion; Y
una tasa de aqua salada muy caliente
calma veces las mss persistentes n iu-
seas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23
C0LEC|0 SAN PABLO
instruction mercantil. Vail
dezen los estudios.-Con-
diclones para admission.
Seis becas de qracia

En- esta misma pSgina publiCamoF
una convocAsoria, que suscribe el ve.
nerab.e Ooispo de esta di6cssis, Mon
sefior B.eLk, para los exAmenes de
admission que ha de precedsr la aper.
tura del COLEGIo DE SAN PABLO.
Ssr& este un gran esta blecimiento
do ensefanxa, dirigido por profssores
competensfsimos y con un plan do Cd.
tudios que darG valdez { los diplomas
de las Universidades de 10 America
del Norte.
Esia circunAtancia 90 digna dc
mension, sobte TODD cuando sesusurra
que los diplomas dso3Fa i sseuelas no
soa kdrfi ss6Bh3 ss6Bh IA 9hs NJ bstvirAn 4
los sauhnos qSs' 'loS pm en- para en-.
prendsf estudloi uAIversisaffos fuera
del pats.
Otro exwemo que aplaudimos %
Ia creaci6n de seis becas de gracia pa.
ra los i6venes ain recursos que deIssn
abrazar 10 carrera sclesiastics: A.i
90 abren las bases de un ssminario
que extstia On Puerto Rico, que pres.
70 buenos servicios y que desapareci6
81 suprimirss los fondos dc que dis
ponfa la Igiesia cAtolica en- 81 presu.
puesto do la isla.
r Fhs,i.npssl seilor Oaispo y 70.
liiclssEnofs tanblen a l0r padres dc
fsptlia, aye sncdsnsrsp va apsyo
centric de educaci6n para sus hlios,
con todas las garantfas necesarias,
bsio una dfrtcOion inteligents ben6.
ycle, sspsz dd rsrpe hasr 3 la. nscs.
cida1@ que N4nds 4 llensr el colegiu
do SAD fapfo.N .Nss f'''s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23

nos, con Ia anticipation nscesarla, Ia
correspondence solicityd. acompansda
de LOS documsntosi siguisntss: y
l. Que son hiios leiftimos de ma
trimonio an6nico. a, f.. ..,.,,
2. Que han terfmlnado con apro.
.vechamiento ID instrucci6n elemental.
3. Que son % busns conducts
moral y religiosa, cumpliendo con el
prs0epso pasGqa' a' yl dsmss ssat ateRsre' ori''
-. oae estin v.cansdos Z gozan
de bu.na salud ara ds5icarss ain in.
terrupci6n los estudi9s., , ~.
=. Dichos aspigantss dsben presen.
tarss con sps padres. q epcargados que
los representa-. para suterarbesds la
grscia que - les hacap porsu admission
y del compromise con que;se. obhgan:
por Il, primera, 50 less dispensa de 81.
tisfacer los q pesos mensualss, do los
pensionistas; sl segundo obliga 4 los
agraclados & proyeerse de todo 10 que
So requiere pare sl ingreso On, ,el Cole.
|gio de San Pablo y sufragar los.otros
gastos personalss,, como los demAs
alumnos de .dicho- -Colegio. r 90 :
San Jua7, p. R., "a de Agosto 1905.
Jaime. \, ,Blenk.
Obispo dc PMsrto Rico.
a. a 4. =,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23
,ANDINOy
S0CIE0AD PROFESSIONAL.
0esinfecciooes y
smba'sananieDtOS,

Para la desinfecci6n de ca
sas, carruajes, &, &, desinfec-
clon, preparation y embalsa-
mamlento de cadayeres Dor
todo el tempo que Sc desee,
dlruase aviso a Ia calle de San
Jose ndmero 6 altos, derecha.
Sc garantizan los trabaios.
Prontitud Y economic. P.
.. n. SO4, San Juan de Puer-
to Rico.
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cq|en'a especial Dc estudian-
tss Ousrto-Iiaushos
en- Baltimore
A cargo de don Rafael Iansr

1914, DRUID AYE
Admite nihos y Midas memories dc
4 ahos, & raz6n do slc0 aAttci psdo
pc semestre, ca conoepto de uail ajs
e.. .easnza, layado do repa, ssisssnc o
nedica y mediciaas. Rsfsrencias: DR.
Coll y LGdos. Flguaras y Persa en- San
lusat.D. Ar,aro niAs an .Arsaiha. Or
L. oressistas en- Rie-Psdras; Doctor
Martinez Guasp en- Mayaguex; Lcdo.
JuliS On Ponos; d. Basilis PiGero ep
Carolina; D. Jaan Davila en Manasi;
D. Jese NJ. Dsliz on Aga sdilla D. Tran,
csco SiuiiAni ? D. Ioxs Esaitaz en-
We, ras
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OPINION In Russia
E. N cIOsppsr.

Los psriodicos de San Peters sburgo
no Sc ocupan sino en- hacer conjeturas
sobre los resultsdos pr6xlmos de In
conferencia en- Portsmouth. For otra
parte eonsagran largoa articulos & los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23
REYERTA EN- MALAGA

Una querella que exIstfs dstda
largo tiempo entire cuatro concsjales
de Malaga tuvo su epflogo oil encon.
trsrss los indivlduos en- el Club Mer-
eAntil' Los custro echsron mano 4
,sqsrevoiveres J empezaron & diapa.
rafts.
1 Cuando las RrmAs se hubIeron VI.
ciado, yacian lrss de ellos en- el susio,
uno mderto y dos gravemsnts heridos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23

Quen pubca acuo-<Bo capo>en <E Agnas traducela
obra del Goberno hechos noables -.

AL presentarte, Petronio,
esgrimiendo el escalpelo,
to expones, ivoto al demonio.
q que to tomen el pelo.
Lectura cocomacaoa
nos das de tu patrlotismo,
y nos suenas la matraca
del tema <separatismo.>
Qle gozas destino pingis
lurara 80, y que dspendes -.
IT'D debss ser un bIngas
cnand) a. Gobierno defendes.
Su fracaso al disculpar
exaones necias razones,
y hablas, solo por hablar,
de kosc usk 5 Catones;
y del sderecho d'vi OF
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23

movimientos del sefor Witte y de loa
otros MISREPRESENTATION.
Ell NOUOi Prenlyd declara que las
perturbaciones sntsriores en- Russia cs.
ssran desde que haya sido inatitaiIa
una asamblea nscional,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23
Sc HtCES|TA

Tn ioEen que sea entendido on
contabilidsd J que escriba correcta.
mente el castellano, DIrigirse al apsr
tsdo 3S7. San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23

que cuando Espafia oprimfa
Petronio on el extfsngsro
gordo y tranquilo VIVA,
sin tenor & los edi,es
que portaban citaclones,
de,potas nj tlsiles,
acompont,s III prisionei.
sd, t.rg-e 4 ,.ssstfA.t {
lY .trstendss destrozar
paseltes de patriouamo
III. q4e nc. las puades dar
yalabas. al Daspohsmol
81 eres spstrtotas y slingu Atas
ique ts crea el Gobernador!
I'd serGs abusn gobiernists;
psro sres NAL 'tra 1uStor... So!
e homOre que rle.
,Onco.