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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06
MONTANA NEWS BRIEfLETS.
4 Budget of Readable Short Items from
Various Parts Of the state.

LIVINGSTON, May 3O.-There was a
lively scene about the depot yesterd ay
when 500 men and women, employed
in the park hotels during the summer,
arrived in the city and soon after pro-
ceeded to Mammoth Hot Springs by
special train.
KAL1sPELL, May 3O.-John Peter
son was found guilty Of grand larceny
by a jury in the district court late last
night. Peterson is the mar who
claimed to have been held up by a
highwayman in March, while going
from Kalispeil to Somers with $1,000
to pay off the employees of the O'Brien
Lumber company. Detectives who
were at work on the case caused the
arrest of the custodian Of the pay
money. There was a great deal OF
local interest in the case, and the ver-
dict o. the jury was a good deal of a
surprise.
BOHEMIAN, May 80 Reports from
Cherry creek basin are to the effect
tn at seventeen head OF cattle belong
ing to w. w. Wylie were killed a few
days ago by a live wire which had
fallen to the ground from the Madison
Power company's power line to Boze.
man. According 70 the report, the
cattle were killed one after another,
in quick succession. One animal
walked up to the wire and licked it,
and fell over dead. The rest of the
bunch, becoming inquisitive, investi.
gated the matter a little closer, and
| soon there were seventeen dead ones,
all in a heap.
TWIN BRIDGES, May 3O.-N. G. Lar
rabee, owner of the Larrabee stock
farm, located in the upper Ruby val
ley suffered a heavy loss recently by
the death of seven of his high.bred
stations. A band of horses in which
were included the stations was being
driven acros a bridge that gave way
and the stations were thrown into
about 10 feet of water in such a manner
As 70 form a dam, and the frantic ami
mails. piled on top Of each other. were
unable 70 swim out, and in their strug,
| giles six we're drowned and the seventh
broke a leg and had TO be shot. The
struggling of the frightened animal:
prevented any attempt at rescue. Tht
stations were some Of the best owned
by Mr.. Larrabae and his loss is esti
mated at several thousand dollars.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06
Notice Of Shertff's Sale,

N: =: Noben. trustee. plaintiff, W.: The Mission
70 be sold At sherih's sale In the above en-
titled action, on Monday. the 18th day of June.
A. ID. 1906, at , O'Clock p. IN. of said day, 1T the
front door Oi the court house in the city of Fort
Benton, Chouteau county, state of Montana, the
following described real estate "
All the right, title and interest of the defend
ant in the Gold Bug lode claim, Gold Boy lode
claim, Mary lode claim, Ann lode claim, Maud $
lode claim. Lille lode claim and Rose lode claim,
The Warren and Building Stone placer claims
and a two-thirds interest in and to the Valentine
placer claims, also the water rights located on
Rock creek and Mill creek owned by the said de-
PENDANT. All the foregoing. claims being located
near Landusky in the Little Rockies Wnorgun.
ized) mining district. in Choutean county, Mont.
FRANK MCDONALD, Sheriff.
by MERRITT FLANAGAN, Undersherif.
First publication May II, 1906.
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II DESERT MIRAGE
An Explanation of This Peculiar
Freak Of Nature.

An Explanation Of This Peculiar
Freak Of Nature.
One Of natures true wonders-one
upon which much has been written,
but which is vet not understood when
Its varied phenomena are considered
Is the desert mirage. Travellers in the
arid regions of the western and south.
western United States tell wondrous
tales concerning the spectral pictures
which the desert mirage has presented
for their inspection. Cool sheets of wa.
ter and waving trees and grassy
swards appear where all is known to
be parched earth and burning sands.
Occasionally a mountain range will ap-
pear on what is known to be a bound
less stretch Of level plain, or a herd Of
deer, cattle or other animals will he
e apparently ~contentedly grazing
on the CLASSY surface Of the atlmos-
phere. Cities are occasionally seen
hundreds of miles from civilization,
and phantom ships have been known
to loom up against the sky and appear
as real vessels to persons who lived
so far away from the waters that they
had V taken the trouble to visit the
%seacoast and who had never seen a
real ship.
The explanation Of the mirage. as
usually given, is as follows:
The sand. being intensely hot, causes
the layers OF air which rest upon it to
become greatly raretied, and under GER
tain circumstances this layer is quite
distinct from the denser stratum a few
inches or feet above it-just as II it
were a sheet Of water upon which oil
rested. 1t is this rarefied stratum Of
lures to the eye those curious inverted
ima cpS.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06
Old Time ~Punishmeut.

In 'Pike's History of Crimes" volume
/. page 22G, is found the following copy
Of the sentence Of an old time traitor:
1T Is the order of the court that for
your treason you be drawn and hanged
and beheaded and that your heart,
bowels and entrails. from whence come
your tr%aitorous thoughts, be torn out
and burned to ashes and that the ashes
be scattered to the four winds and that
your body be afterward cut into four
quarters"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06
Memorial Day Exercises.

Unfavorable weather conditions in.
terfered With the program arranged
for the observance of Memorial day
in this city, but the large crowd which
assembled at the court house Wednes.
day a~itertoon showed great public in
terest in the proceedings. The pro-
gram included selections by the band,
songs by the school children and q
double quartet.e, recitations. the read
ing of Lincoln's address at Ge:tys'
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Herman ScholZ, deceased.
Notice lie hereby given by the undersigned
eXecutriX of the estate of Herman SchOlz
deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons hav'
ing claims againet the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within foul
months after the first publication of this notice
to tn" said ~eXcutrix Ut the Office of b. l. Powers
at the city of Fort Benton, county of Chouteau.
HENK1ETTE SCHOLZ,
ExecutriX of the estate of Herman SchOlz, de
ceased.
Dated May l, 1906.
First publication, May :, 1906.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06
A Disfnte9Pated GPoun.

A Disintegrated Group.
"What did the girl do when her IA.
Their discovered them eloping?"
"She burst into tears"
"What did the young man dot"
"Oh. he went all to pieces"
"What did the old man do?"
HE! Why, he exploded with rage
and blew them both up."-St. Louis
Post Dispatch.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Daniel f. Murray, deceased.
Notice il hereby given by the undersigned
administrative of the estate Of Daniel +. Murray,
deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to eX-
hibit them with the necessary watchers within
four months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said administrators at Ada, Chou
teau county, Montana.
RUSANNA G. MURRAY,
Administrative Of the estate of Daniel T.. Muir
ray, deceased.
Dated May 4, 1896.
First publication May 5, 1901.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06

The WEEKLY RIVER PRESS lisa good
newspaper TO send away to your friends
in the east. It will save you the trou.
ole of writing letters
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06
just the Thing.

Young Lady Ito clerk in BOOKSTORE
I am looking for something suitable TO,
an old gentleman who has been mar
ried fifty years. Can you suggest
something? Clerk (promptly)-"A Hall
Century Of Confict."-Life.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06

500 tons of hay from four ranches on Highwood
Bids will be received up to noon of July I, 1906
II. o. LYING, Highwood.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06

As long as the heart Is young and
the thought is youthful old age cannot
touch you.-Success Magazine.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06
Sheep for Sale.
To Hay Contractors.

An outfit of about 2,4OO ewes and lambs for sale
For particulars address E., river Press office.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06

Water right blanke-only correct
form published-fnr sale a. the RIVER
PRESS Office.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-06
NOTAS De JUNC0s

La tarde del lunes hubo una rsyer
10 ca la carretera que cooducs & Hu
macao entire Joi@.L. Lopez, Estanislao
Martinez y otros individuos veclr o.
de las Piedras, resultando heridos los
dos primeros y Andre, Rosa CON W
rias leslones de pronostico reserv ado
segdn el parss dado por el facultativo,
habiendo sido detsnidos por 10 po
licfa insular que los conduio al Hos.
pital. Tambien fueron detenidos siete
iudividuos mas que 90 encontraron en-
el tumulto. Fl iuez de psz inatrvys
las primeras diligsnclss.
-Muy lucido qued6 el bails dado
|por Ia juventud 81 dia de ono nuevo
por Ia noche, con 10 gran concurren.
ella de distinguidas damss y caballs
ros de eltA locs lldAd y de otros pue.
bios. -
-Tanto 10 no. hs buena como el dis
do sno nuevo hubo mucha algeria J
diversioneS sn este pueblo, sin gu,
ocurriera nipgdn disgusto nj escAnda
10. Unicamsnts por la noohe del linsl
fue hsrido don Castor Castro por Nj
colas Rivera, vscino de Hunlsao, gu,
% halla detsnido.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-06
FL CAFE De M0CA

La exportaci6n de cafe de Moa
por el puertos do Alden durante 10 I'll.
TINA d6cada ha nuctuado mucho Sin
embargo, la CO. echa de 1894 1895 fue
mueho mayor que la de 1904 1905. FL
decaimiento que ae not6 hace algunos
afios tuvo justa causa on 10 playa bu-
b6nics, que impedia ca iHnnidAd do
ocasiones el viajs dc les caravans
cue conducfan la valiosa bsya. Esto
tambien explica la poea importancia
do In exportaei6n en- sl 1900, pues en-
aquel afio 10 Icludad dc Alden 80 vie
atscada por Ia terrible playa. Otra
circumstance que ha contribuido q 10
pequefa tx portaci6n de cafe Ultima.
ments, % 10 guerra eLt,e los turcos y
los Grabes del Yemen, 10 que ha dado
mAraen una eHcasitud del grsno On
toda la region.
Francia 90 el pals que importa
may csntldsd de cafe Moca, siguien'
dole on Europa el Reino U nido y Ale
mania. Los Estados L didos do Anne.
rica 90 uno de los paiseS que mas Ca
fe Aoca importa.
ri gobierno local y Ia Camara d.
Concrete do Alden han tornado LEI
precauciones necssarias para proteisl
4 los que 80 dsdican al nsgocio de ca
f6. No 90 permite trasbordar cafe sx
trangero en- squel puerto nj tAmposc
embarcar allf cafe que no sea 81 ge.
nuino dc Moca. Las mezclas fAlsitl
cseiones y epgaiios 30 hacen despue
que sl cafe sale del puerto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-06
CUtNTAS DEL ATENEO

San Juan P. r. Enero 3 de 1906
sr. Presidsnte del Atenso Puerto
rriquefo.
SeHor; In cumpllmIsnto de 10 scor.
dAdo por la Junta General de socios
del Atsneo, vsriticSda el 2 del actual,
PROCEEDINGS hoy al sxamsa do lAs cuen-
tas de sss sulto Csntro, correspondent.
tes 81 a6o de l 9O5.
Ain Cuando 10 Junta General juz.
20 que nscssitaffamos slpco dfas pArs
prAstiesr el referido trabsjo, nos es
muy grato consignsr que las cuentai
de rsfencia apArecen con tal claridad
precision y ordsn, que ON IL msyol
fSeilidad, y en- corto tempo, lcgramo'
examlnarlss muy accomplishments.
Como retultsdo de nuestro come
lido, teuemos 10 sstii facci0n de par
ticipar uted que las eueptas de
Ateneo, correspondientss 81 sfo !, ,9oi
somstidsS q nuestrE consider asiop, 90
tan completsmente correcsss y debida
ments comprobadsS, pudiendo assgu
rarss que elias son Ell rea.jo de uni
administrsci6n iptSchable.
Nosotros nos permitlmos recc men
dGr q uitsd la conyenIeucia de publ
car en- 10 prsnsS el presents informs
para sonccImIsuto ds loI lenorsS %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-06

cueles pudimos observar una del dee.
tor don Joie M. Fuentes y otra de Ia
apreciable y distinguids familia Es.
calera J Tizol,
Conclude oil ceremonial religioso
hizo uSo de la pslsbra ell padre Gar.
Cfa de Luques, que en- frsses eloousn-
tss trsz6 4 grandss raSgos lA vida y
virtud de 10 diItIuguida dana ,qus su-
po cAptarss Iiempre sl sprecio gene
raj.
Rsciba lA familia Ramirez Vegs
ell testimonio de nuSstra condolences
y depoSitemos en- la tumba de la que
- no e1iste ell recusrdo de tribute de
nueatraS simpAtfse.
CoRRRSPoNSAL.
Vega Ats, DIRE, 20 1895,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-06
REQU!EScANT N PACE

Tras larga y penoSs enfsrmeiad
falleci6 aver en- este pueblo 10 que On
vida responds 81 nombre de dcfIa Tri.
nidad Ramirez de Vega.
A las 4 do la tarde de hoy, con una
numerosa concurreucis, Sc verified su
entisrro.
Dicho acto fu6 una dsmostrsci6n
de las simpatfas que goza Ia familiA
Ramirez y Vega, en- Vega Alta.
Presidian sl duelo ell padre de 10
difunta, don Tsodoro Ramfrsz, alesl-
de municipal ell Stfior iuex de psz,
don Emilio EScalsra. Y porta ban las
cintss del f6retro los sprscis blez ca.
balleros don Manuel YAnia, don Ga.
briel Hernandez, doctor don Jote NJ
Santiago y don Mariana Montilla,
ALI vimos reprsssntadas & todas Ia,
clASeE sociales.
Vartss fGmilisH dediCs ron algunar
coronss con inscripoIones, entire laI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-06
LAUDABLE ASOC|AC|ON

Hsmos rscibido un folIeto publ.
0ado por 10 <Portc Rican Benev evolent
Society,", de Poocs, que contisns su
IAtorms anusl correspondence oil afo
Dc 1905.
Fl sttsdo de dichA institution no
puede ser mas sattsfactorio.
La Eacuela industrial, por ella fun.
dada, va en- progrssi6n crscients Los
ingresos obtenidos por diGho plan!el
hssta 30 de Ssptismbrs asesndisron
( sS,77O 20, los egresos { 81, ,24s.4S y sl
sAldo sfsctivo arroia un total de
81, ,524.79
FL capital dc lA socIedad ascieuds
4 $34,Sl6.9l.
La SPorto Rico Benevolent Socie.
tyS ha socorrido & 3 406 psraonas cor
1882 pleas de ropa y s3,l37. IL en- di.
nero.
Ddrsrts les ssis , fios que llsva d.
conatlsuida ha recsudado S93. .8t7 43 ]
gastsdo Ssl, ,7l0,s9
En- ell bali nee general fgurAn lol
ingrssoS o. n $22, 2,2sl57, los ser.so,
con $40, l26'lS y el naldo en- ssja o.
de 80, 1854.
Dichs Socisdad he Sido formad,
bsio los suspicios de diItIDguidas as
mas de Ia sccisdad poucehs, que co,
SUE hermosos trabsios dan una ball
nota dc carload y de culturs en- aou,
lie simpAtica poblacldu,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-06
UN F|lANTR0PO

Muri6 hsce POGO en- L6ndres Sir
George Wllliams, fundAdor de la
Asociscion de J6venes Cristisnos, CO.
nocida generalmente bsio las iniciAles
sY, M. @. As (Ysung Mems Chris.
han Associsti6n.) Sir Williams era
presidente de las oficinas de L6ndreS.
Nacio On el S2l y fund6 la asosiaci6n
ea la capital britannica q Ia edad de
% amos,
Eata asocisCi6n tisne ofcinss er
81 mundo entsro. En los Estados Uni
doSy sus dependencies abundan lei
VucursslsI de tan inmensa asociaci6p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-06

En Santo Domingo acaba de ests-
liar la revoluci6n annual.
Estamos ya tan acostumhrados 4
ssa clase de espectt culos, que cuando
recibimos Ia noticia dc que Joseito,
Guslito, Psriquito 6 Pirrimplin 10 han
levantsdo en- armas en- La Vega, 8 en-
Monte Cristi, va no nos llama Ia aten-
ci6n.
En- cAmbio nos cAusR asombro el
saber que Santo Domingo estA en- psz.
iPobre pals!
20 lien tiers Ia culpa de 10 que ALI
ocurre?
lMorales?
SVszquez?
SJimenez?
SCkcerss?
IWos y GIL?
SGuelito?
5Joseito?
sMiguelito?
dPeriquiso?
5Pirrimplin?
La tienen todos.
Y no la tiene ninguno.
Son vfctimss de 10 falta dc educa
cl6n civil.
Pobre psis!
AcabArk por caer en- poder dc lc
americanos.
Yo 10 dsplorare con el alma; per-
me veo obligado 4 confssar que D,
veo otra soluei6n favorable parR SEn
Ito Domingo. -
| Me diceu mis- amigos dOminicauo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-06
S. SEBASTIAN.
NOT|C|AS DEL
CORRESPOASAL
Bodas. -Un busn AMIGO
0bsequio a dos sehoritas.
lunta ParroquisI.
FiESTAS PATRONALES
El cabo Diaz Llenza debe SCI
ascendido. .-xCasino del Pc
pinos.-Un accldente.

Rsanudo mi irformsci6n para LA
DEMoCRACIA con ura nota simpAti-
CO.
En- 10 noche del 30 do los corrien
tss, iuraronse amor etsrno ante los d.
tares de Himeneo, nuestro auerido
amigo y el apreciabls ioven D, Andres
A. Cabrera y Echeandfa, CON 10 espi
ritual ssforita Dolores Fernandez y
Gopxaltz. Tan hermoso acto fue apa.
drinado por don Cesareo Cabrera
Eshsandfa y por d. IA Josefa Gonzalez
vluds de Fernandez, padre y madre
rsspectivlmsnte dc los j6venes despo
sados.
Para Andres y Lolita deseamos
todo genero do yer turas y una eterna
felicidad.
-Hsmos tenido el placer de estrs
char la mAno de nuestro apreciado
amigo don Alei sndro Font Ruiz, acsi-
vo smplsado do Ia <FArmscIa Central,
de Seijo, on Arecibo.
Con mctivo do 10 llegada { este
pueblo de les bellss amigos Evsrista
Rodriguez Rabsll y Jusna Manusla
Rodr iguez Umpisrrs. nusstra iuventud
llev6 { cabo un brillants asslto al es-
Unable hogar de don Manuel Rodrl-
guex Cabrera.
No hay para que declr que don
Manolo y su amable esposs Violante,
obssquiaron con esplendidex & los asal.
tantes, pxes dc atenciones y nnezas
SON un eismplar eatos ssposos.
LA nueva Junta Parroquial d.
estA lecalidad ha quedado const!tufis
en- Ia formA siguients:
Presidente Honorario, don Save
riano Cabrera. Presidente efsctivo
don Guillermo Carde, Vice, don Joa
qufu Oronox 10. Secretario, don An
dr6s Mendez Ltciaga. Tesorero, dor
Braulio Caballero. Vocales. don JuaI
Bautista Cabrera Echeandfa, don 10
s6 Tlrado Cordoves, don Juan T1rrel
Reyes, don Estsban Montills, don FS
lix zugarramundy, don Fusesio Sc
rrano, don Angel Hermids.
| Con motive de las pr6xlmas fes
tas patronales, Sc preparLn aqui rum
bosos cultcs religlosos y atray ente
fsatejss popu,ares.
-Hace "a tempo que fu6 csptura
do por el cabo Diaz Llenzs, el asesin'
del malogrado Pesante y apesar d
que fue ofrcsi6o 81 ascenso al celos'
funcionario que nos ocupa, NADIA Sc b
rsauslto hasta el presente.
Hoy exlatsn en- el cuerpo de la pc
licia una dos vacantsS de ssrgento
bisn debisrs el jefe do esa instituci6
/ cubrir una cou el ascenso dc LlerzA.
i Noaotros desssriamos saber 81 q
eumple Ono el efrecimisnto que 80
hiciera 81 cabo de referencia como pre-
milo { 81 importante servicio.
i La nueva Dlrectiva de Ia cult
! sociedSd SCasioo del Pepino,s , 10 CON
ponsn los iovenes siguientes: Pres
dente, don Juan Bsutiats Cabrera
Vice, don GensrO Rod6n. Secretarit
. don Jose Cristino Perez. Tesorert
don Pedro j. Jaunarena y vocal do
Manuel Mendsz LIcia9a.
Ell vecino del barrio de Hoy,
mals, don Juan Vszquez, al ir { di
. . parar un trusno, tovo IL desgracia {
que le explotara en- 10 mano ixqulsl
, de-, sufriendo en- esta lamentA bles gu
naduras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-06
DESDE PONCE.
|MPRES|ONES,
COMENTAR|OS,
EI nuevo aIcalde. Ell nuevo
syuntamiento. Toma de
possession soIemns.
MtNSAJE DEL ALCALDE
Telegrama al Gobernador
Presidente y Vice. .-El jo-
ven Laguna.
MtNSAJE DEL ALCALDE

Pocas veces hemos presencisdo I'm
acto tan solemns como el veridcado
ancche en- eita siudad con motive do
Ia toma de possession del nusvo syunta.
miento.
Ii eass del pueblo fue invsdida
por todos los elemsntoa de nusstra So
cisdad.
Prssididos por nusstre alcalde %.
nor Openheimer, ocupsn sus pusstos
los nuevos coneejales, : quisnes con
toda solsmnidad tom6 jursmsnto Of
letrAdo ssfior Asosta Quintero. Osupa
accidentslmsnte 10 presidencia el Sc
nor Zoilo Cintr6p, como dc mayor
sdad, proesdiendoss q 10 slesci6n def
pitiva dc presidents y ice.presidente,
aaliendo elsctos para dichos sargos
ei DR.. Jose Vidal Vilarst y don Fran
cisco Ramon -subirA, respectiv amsnts.
Sc di6 lectura por el secrstario II
cenciado Nemssio r. Canales al men
sale del nuevo Alcalds, menssjs que
encierra elevados prop6sitos para 10
vida administrative dc esta importsn
10 ciudad. El senior Oppenhaimer de-
mostr6 en- ese trabsio que conoce {
conciencia 10 que t'ene entire manos
Ponce aguarda mus h9 do 81 nusvo al
Icalde.
Luego de nombradas las comisio.
mes de hacienda y ornate no die POI
termina ado ell scto.
En- los semblautes dc los concu-
rrentss 90 nctaba verdadsra satisfac
sion: era que SO celetraba el esplendi
do triunfo de la union pusrtorriquefi,
en- Ia localidad, triunfo que ser& vigo
rizado por la cordialidad que hahr
de exstir entire al nueyo alealde J q
concejo.
Ponce esta dc plAcemes.
FL Concsjo acord6 10 misma noche
trAamitir un telegrAma oil Gobernsdoi
10 que ne hizo ca los siguientes term
nos:
<G ybsrnador de Puerto Rico. Cor
ceio qued6 ests ncche conatItuido. E
su nombre y en- el mio propio envia
mos rsspetuoso saludo, ofreciend
nuestra cordial adhesion. - Santias
Oppenheimer, Alcal !e.s
8 --Meiora notAblemente el iove
a Lsguns, que sufrio iremenda caida q
q las carreras de obstsculos verihcads
el dia do afio nuevo en- nuestro hip,
0 dromo. va esta fuera de peligro, sl
o trsndo en- el periodic de convalescel
|. ella. Celebramos muy de verss que r
haya tenido fatales coniesuencias
!. tragico accidente FL ioven Lsgur
goza On esta sociedAd de general
q simpatfaa.
VI -RsinA en- eta Ciudad msnifies
: entusiasmo con motive del snuncio
debut dc 10 compsiiia de Opera y op
J. reta c6micsIS 1880 gnamiglio. sDebutar
|. con tCsballerfs Rlstiosnas. El abol
. 30 eubrirs con exceio. A 10 hora q
escribimos hsy v'intitrss palcos tom
dos de otros tantos abonados. Aug
ramos q 10 empresa tr.unfos pecuni
rios
CORREEp0NC
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DON MANUEL YOR0AN

NueStro compsn. ro don Manuel
N. YordAn, empleado en- estas o6ci
mas, SAli6 hoy hacia la ciudad de
Ponce. Regresara pssado maflans,
lunes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-06

ZERO COS que Ac&sO pueQe lloRar
& estar peor de 10 que est&?
~
La revolution que scaba dc eata.
liar es notable por muchos conceptos.
En primer lugar, porqus sl ini.
cisdor. del movimisnto, general Cacs.
res. anda viaisndo do un puerto (
otro de 10 republica & bordo dc un ca.
flonero smericano, & pesar do que el
principle que sostlene ss anti-yank 90.
En- segundo lugar, porque 10 70
yoluci6n ha ocurrido estando Ia isla,
practicaments, bsio 10 safeguards
de los Estados Unidos; y por dltimo
~ eSto 90 10 mas curiosol porque o.
que se ha marchado al campo elta We,
no 90 el iefe rebelds, sino el mismisi
mo presidents de In Repiblica.
Sc trata, pues, de una revoluci6r
invertida.
va no son Periquito y Pirrimplir
quienes 90 levantan on Santisgo d,
los Caballeros contra sl gobIerno
Ahors o. el Primer magistrate do |,
naci6n quisn 90 lanza & la manigua
combatjr contra su cabinets.
Santo Domingo, que habfa sid,
haata hoy el hszms reir del mundo, O
esta convirtlendo ca ago peor: en- e
hdzne sonreit.
Una risa de desprecio 90 mala.
| Pero una sonrisa de l&s,ima 9
Atroz,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-06

clcs. ossdsmos de usted rsspetuosa.
men nte.-Flrmado.-E {, de IiOStoS.-
r, Siaoa Pacheco.- - Jose GOrdiLS, Raj,
mwadQ PaIaciQs, ia eopia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-06

que el pals no estar& blen bsio los
ya' KEGS.
Pero 6es que acaso puede llegar
& estar peor de 10 que est&?
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