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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09
Una teoria de MetchnikoH


Ell prt fesor Metchu if aiegnra
que IL vejez Iroviene de una eutarme
dad, y que el hombre debIera vlvir
muehos siglos, menos de academies
Inesnerados 9 fAtales. La teoria del
sabio russo es digua dc la atsnci6a de
Ios profanoS.
La autoridad dc su nombre. el
cargo de sub.Dlre,tor del 1astltuto
Pasteur, tu fsma en- flo Quasi univer-
cal, rodean estas ideas do cierta st-
m6sfera verfdics, sino profetica.
Los libroa dc cier ella do cate COM
patriots de TJurguene # y de Tolatoi
poseen cierta forma llt'raria que los
hacen leer con sgrsdo, y ha,ta olvi-
dar 10 aridez del asun'o. Algunos de
su, descubr.misntos han trar ST Jrmado
la ciencla; Ia luch de los gl6bulos
blaucos y de los g 6bulos rojos consrs
| los m croblos, y los reclentss estudioi
para iuocular INA feA enffrmedad q
nuestros abuslos los ch 'mpac6s.
Sosliens ell sabio ruso que lol
prize pales fsn6menos qle ocasionar
la vejex sisnen su origen en- la acci6r
indireota de los microbes sobre nues
ro tubo digestive; las canAs, IA pie
secs, las arrugas, los movim entoI
penibles, el sgotam'ento prog ;esivo
TODD es obrA ruin de unos microbes
Nuestra fora intestinal seria seme
isnse q 10 fl ora dc los boSquss, en- don
dc se encuentran blenas slaS plan
lsas. 81, en- etsct', pud6 amos dismI
muir esos microbes que son causa d
10 vejez, mfs largo seria la iuvensud
y .i lograsemos su primirlos tot slmen
to, goz sriamos de una eterna prima
vera.
Parece que los psi iaroa gozau d
una longevldad ms grAnde que la d
los mamifsros, y Se dIstirg len po
una fl IRA intestinal mas pobrs en- M
crobios que 10 nusstra Compare Me-
shnlk If 10 vida de un ration y la q
un canarIo, y obzerva que, mientra
el primero vive ciuco amos, ell otre
} animal tragil y delicadO, vivs hast
, veinte amos, mas que el perro, el gat
6 el caballC.
La leths rmenta ia coniie1e u
mierohlo cspaz de combssir efcazmer
to q los malos elemsn!os de nuestr
orgauismo. Siendo la vej'z una er
fermedad irf ,ccioaa, GRO Jics, podri'
moa retard aria, bebiendo cada dla o.
gunog Yasos de esa lech3 fermentad'
j., y aquel que 90 aomes era q no bebt
ca toda 10 vida siLo la dicha lech
llegarfa una relatlvA inmoEtalidt'
EuaueGo de IN aAblo fit6Gof) gu
.. posee En- su labo 'atorio un infnlt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09

de 2 P.cheso, Francisco Rond6p, Juaa
RODRIGUEZ, Pablo Rod, fgutz. Pascual
Rosario. Bernardo Rodriguez, San
dAlia Rodriguez, Rafael Rodrfgaez.
Manuel Rnjas, Tom&, San, h 2, Earl
que Ssgas, Catalina Serrano, B.bia-
na Soatre, Jlan Suarez. Eduardo
&c ero Tore, Argsl Torres, Fran
cjsco Uga,h t, Ra iona Vunes, Ra-
f.sl Vi,lar, Mira, y. V.ck .rs. Capt w.
z. Williams, Wilson, Albert q. 81
WI llama, F ak c Williams, +. e.
SO Wnli.m., Eduard Woods,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09
DESDE C0MERI0

Aver ss di6 crlGtians sspultura en-
ests pueblo 81 apreclable ioven RA'
mon Ramirez, familiar dc nuesiros
amigos DsmeIrio y Eucl!deG J lneneE,
4 Quienes dAm)s nusHtro maI ssntldo
pesame.
Han saiido para Vega Baia,
doGa Iaolina y don Manuel MArtorell
hermano del Padre MArtorell, al qus
que ha ocurrldo un incident, ds,gra
eIado dll!mamente ca dicho pueblo.
-AdelantAn con rapi1eE los TIA
bsios On el ttcE) de cam!no compren
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09

dido entire tMeiIs Lunar y sSaltos,
Es n1toria 10 acliyi lad del ipgeniero
sen n RivkrA. La fibrics de tAbacos
sLA Coleciivas ha coltribul 10 con
$50 para dichA obra. CtrAs perionas
requeridas & preStAr au cooperation
en- cate ser lido 80 haa excusado. Son
ellaa industrialeA :. Los comerc antea
de Bay non han contrlbuido con can,
tidadez.
Ell ComsrcIo de esta poblacl6u
presentA sigals de prosperidAd,
CORRESPONSAL,
Ahril 3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09
CARTAS OETEN|DAS

Conclusion de Ia relaci6n de cartas
deteoldas que emp:zamos & publican el
sabsio:
Felipa Murie', Aatonis Nsbarss.
Carlos 0 Iiz, Manuel Ossoe J. Fsrnan
dtz. Ssta Perez vluda de D az, Do
minque Per'c ,lse, BIsllia Penes, Els'
tssia P,zarro, Y V.cents Pinto, Maria
Prelles, Luis R os, jte Rios Rivera,
Julian r ID fgd 'ocsucia Rov,rs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09
DESDE AGUAO|LLA
Anuneios de Mr.. Charles,
Aparatys de incendio.
San Sebastian.
uN CINEMATOGRAF0
Gran meeting unionlsta' In
dividuos multados. Can
didato republican,,

Como 10 esperAbamos, SO voivi6
sgla de borrsjss ell asuria de Ia
PlezA del Mercado y Ia construction
del Teasro. Anupcios dc Mr., Char
les, como dieen en- San Juan,
La miimA tards que estsl6 81
horrible incendio que desva,t6 casi
to.a merte sl pueblo do San Sebas
tap, llegaron 8 Agusdilla, pedidos &
los Essado, Unidos por ell Honorable
Ayuutsm'e1to de squslla poblac'on,
slgunos spsrstos de incendio, con el
objeto tamb.ea de orgsbizar un Cuer-
no de Bombsros en- dicho pueblo.
Nunca ss tarde....
-Aueche, despues de grave en-
fsrmedad que vepfs padeciendo, falle'
cio en- esta ciudad 10 respectable sefio.
70 dofs Carmen Dslgadc, madre po.
lisica del senior don Adrlin del Vale,
alcalde que tle do Agaadl'a
-Eu sl barrio <Voladorals, del
termino municipal de Mocs, q Agus-
10 Martin Z le hurtaron una vacs.
-Lleg6 aver & ests ciudad ell cine.
mst6g,tf, propiedad de los 81 Il pres
Vidal y Raola Esta roche, iuevsa,
daran gu prlmera fatc!6n en- un local
spro p6sito, siiuado ests en- Ia calle
del Ptogreso.
Aver 90 VIC en- esia Corte NUM-
cipal oil ju clio contra los ocho indivi
duos que les gdardias Q 'iles y Con
sSlsz sorprendieron en- nochn paaa
pas iugando. El Juez sefior Rearney
pro bado el h ,cho, impuso Glen do larl
de multa y las c )stas de tf,lo q cads
uno, 6 so diss de ca eel.
Ell domingo pasado SO llsg6
cabo ca el vecino pueblo &c Mocs, II
eleccion del nuevo Comi!6 rapub ica
no local. Triunfj Ia candldatura si
guiente.
Presidents, don Nemesio g MA
lez Loperens; Secretario don Fl glni'
Lopez Soto; Vocales, d)n CT rim
Nlevss G,rena, don Santiago Chsrne
90, don Pedro Hernandez.
-Hssta shors, seg6n el informe
Al 4 ,ico candidate que slena par,
ocupar otra vez 10 Alca'dfa de eat
ciudad, Gu el actual Alcalde don Lui
A. Torregeosa.
-Pfobablements la Compaiif
Martinez CasAdo, que actda con gra
exl.o en- Maysguez, llegsra q Agus
dilla On la aemana pr6x ma, dond
dsra vsrlas funclones On un local gu
se estS preparsndo snier ments
-Volvemos q rtps!ir que squi n
se observan las disposi ;ionss gu
obligan 4 los vscinos to los, y part
cularments q los dusfi)a d, estable
c,misntoI / 1 d1isoS, el teaer cicup.
dorea para que las personM no oesu
pan On el suelo.
-Darante el mes d. Marz i tim
hubo en- el Reglstro Civil de Agd'
a dills, oil s'g lIe5n NOV m e4to de in'
cripcIon: deiunci0neS, 80; varones 2
hsmbras 81; nacimlsnto', 43; varone
. 21, hsmbrAs, u; mat'imonios' L
p CATO icos, 81 civ.lss, 8; prots'tsntss,
--E1 breva SO iuiciarA en- Agus
4 dilla y su irls1Icci6n o. N ovimlent
politlco unlonista, Goa un gran mitl
"a uno dc loI HilioI maI Ce4t:ic)s q
10 poblsci6n y en- el que tomara
a parss slcc 1enteS oradoreS de nueItt
: partido.
Mario Morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09
EcQS DEL EXTERIOR
Autom6vil de guerra. Para
Ell Congo. -Liga disuelta.
FIota disuelta.
Mr.. PAUL DEStHANEL
La vida de Leon XIII, obra
del novelista Crawford.
Exploitation.

yIstos los sAtisfactorios results-
dos que h an of.ecido los enssyos de
los dos autom6viles do g. 9 e'rs, AGO.
rassdos, construidos para Rusis, el
Mini.sro de 10 Guerra de Francis, M,
Etienne, ha ordsnsdo 80 construyan
dies de estas modernfsimss maquinss
de guerra para sl eiercito frances,
-Ha salido para el Congo, CON
orden expresa del Gob!erno de mora
uz.r 10 administration, el notable
economists M. Gsnssl.
~Dicen de Barcelona que hs que
d,do deauitlv Ansnte rota la Ltga Ca
talsnissa formada por los regionalis
tas republicsnos y anarquissas.
E,tos d,timos quiersn emplesr
mad,os yiolentos on aus campsfias que
,os regionalist,s y rspublicauos re-
chszsn.
-D,cen dc Taugsr; ri Pretendien.
h Buh,msra h.bia anunciado que en-
Ia .seuuda quincsna de Mario reAnu'
darfs su camp,fla guerrero contra 10
dinsstfa Abiul Azis.
Cusnta va CON mas de 10000 h om
bres perfscsamsuts srmAdos y tq1i
pados, que acampan c'rcs de IL clu
dad de Ssida.
El Sultan ess& organizando ur
euerpo de ejercito que al msndo del
general Uaia ira a combatir lai
t-opa, del Prstendienss'
-Dicen d Tvkio; GEL MIX ldo hs
nuhlicado un dscreto diso!viendo 10
ao,a combinads iaponesA que mAnda
ba el Amlrauts Togo, nombrado
A.te JET, del EstAdo Mayor de Is Ar
madas.
pistro ef .csuado por Ia policia OF
Kruatslt If 90 ha comprobAdo la exlt
.eneia de un nuevo c1mplot para ase
.iuar &Ds Wltts hacienda volsr 81
ofcina.
-Ds PAris: sAsegdeass que M
paul Dssch hanel ssra nombrado Mi
nis,ro de RslAciones Exteri Jres d
Francia.
Esto indica el predomlnio do Rou
ar de Combes CON el nuevo Preai
dsn,e do 10 Rapdolica, M Fa!liere'
La policia bslgs ha descub!eit
sn msnos do los emigrautes que
dirlgian & America, biAetes dc bAnc
ain nipgd, vAlor que les hAhiAn aid
en,rsgsdos por los Agsutes de lam
graoi6n
Las indsg Aciones gu, 90 han h.
cho por 10 policfa, dsmuesran "a
una partlda do ex plot .dores bastanl
organiz ,ds y cJn sgsnse! Ga A ema
mia, Espan ;, Italia 8 log ,atsrra, trs
bais aesivAments tx IlotAndo lc
emily autes que % uirlGe h4cla /
Aue.lca.
"A principle de Abrll vera
luz pdolica en- Roma una obrs mon1
mental del novelista Mariana CraV
ford, con 10 cooperation del Conc
sodoyni y del Prt fssor Glenn sntl, t
tulada <La Vida do L,6n Xl l..
La oorA esIA bASAda SCORE date
que el G ;an Pontidcs delo en- pod'
del Comic SJdoyni.
Parse 90 10 iatroiucci61 de
obra, ef,rlrA, eom .'sndtado, el Poi
tiaeado de rio TX
Sc eGtImA que su publication r
volucionArA 10 opinion respecto de
aetltud dc Amhoa Papai frente q
unidad italiana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09
Mario Morales.
HABlTAClONES

Sc alquIlsn tres ha5ltAcioneI am
plias, en- la casa n6nero 30 de la Co.
lie de la Luns. 15-5
The Alaska prospector., 1906-06-07

Seattle. June 5-The Olympis sailed last night for Nome with three hundred passengers.
 San Francisco, June 5-A slight earthquake shock was felt in this city last night. No damage.
 Washington, June 5-As a re suit of tests made of the product of the salmon packers of Alaska, the pure food bill will be amended go as not to require stamping the quality on tins already packed.
 Chicago, June 5-Eight packers have issued signed statement de- nying the charges against them. They say the meat is inspected and only perfectly healthy cattle are used. They claim that their loss on cattle thrown out amounts to more than a million a year.
 Seattle, June ) - The trial of Adams, the assay office embezzler, is set for November 20th.
 Washington, June 5-The gov ernment report on the packing house industry submitted to con- gross says that the conditions ex- isting in these plants are go revolt ing that>in the interest of common decency they-ehould be changed at once. The reports of Commission CTS Reynolds and Neill say that disease germs are shoveled up with the meats for canning, and that the approximations of en- ployees afflicted with tuberculosis are on the floors and in contact with meats everywhere.
 Washington, June 5-The time for the withdrawing of troops from St. Michael has been extended to Nov. 1e, 1907.
 Seattle. June 5-Major Richard son, of the Alaska Roads Commis- sion, leaves for the North on the Jefferson tomorrow. He will take charge of the construction work on the Vaidez-Fairba nks road.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-06-07
the December term.

feat the amendment to the rate bill which provides for elimina- ton of lumber products from the common carrier clause, permitting owners to transport same. The
 House retains the Senate amend. ment appropriating s179,OOO for extension of the Alaska cable.
 Madrid, June 2-As Alfonso's wedding procession turned toward the palace bomb was thrown from the balcony of the only house in Madrid owned by thequeen mother, at the kings carriage. Telegraph wires dcflec;ed the explosive. and it felt near the carriage of the Grand Duke Vladimir who, however, was uninjured. Sixteen were killed including Capt. Barrossa, conf- manding the kings escort, Marquis Colosa and daughter and several officers, citizens and soldiers. Two horses attached to the kings car riage were killed. Their majesties alighted from the carriage and took another to the palace. Both showed .calmness during the ex- citement on the street and pro- ceeled with their wedding which was performed by Cardinal sancha at the church San Geronimo Del Real. The assassin escaped and there is no clue to his identity.
 Portland, June "A recent ar rest here reveals the fact that there is a nihilist society in Oregon which has been raising funds to send a man to Washington and kill the president. Detectives have cap tured the proceedings of all the meetings. Wholesale arrests have been ordered.
 Seattle, June 2-The Senator sails for Nome at noon today with 5Oe passengers. The Mackinaw sails for St. Michaels Sunday car rying Fairbanks freight but no 
 Kamloeps, June Bill Miner was today convicted of train rob- bery and sentenced to imprison- ment for life.
 Washington, June 2-Senator Bailey has introduced a resolution calling for the expelling of Senator Burton, of Kansas, from the Senate.
 Maco, Mexico, June 2-Striking Mexicans yesterday attacked and killed 45 Americans who were for the Green Consolidated Copper Mining Go. at La sCananea, Col. Green escaped. The troops have been called out but have not reached here yet. The strikers are now burning the town They de- clare that no Americans shall work in the mines until their demands wages are granted.
 Washington, June 2-The bill for the relief of the Alaska Central railroad which was defeated few days ago failed to pass merely be- cause there was no quorum present. It will be brought up again and will undoubtedly go through.
 Washington, June 2-The Sen ate again devoted two hours to the matter of the confirmation of Judge Wickersham. Senators Nelson and continued the fight against the judge and the matter was laid over again.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-06-07
Idegraphic News
 Of The Week

London, June IA plot has been discovered to assassinate Alfonso as he was leaving church after his wedding today. Fifty anarchists from points in France and Spain were engaged in the plot and had gathered at Madrid.
 Madrid, June 1.-The authorities have been notified of the arrival .gi the plotting anarchists here and are taking every precaution. The hotels here are all filled and the imoerial wedding is the cause of 6 great gala week.
 Borgan, Caucasia June 1.-Two bombs were hurled at General Alakahaneff governor of Kutais IS he was taking a train He was seriously wounded and several Coseaeks were killed. The general IS considered che most tyranical man in Russia. The Cossacks fired into the crowd killing many. They then burned a number of the houses in the vicinity.
 San Francisco, June 1-All re- building here has ceased. The in- eurance companies are not paying losses, and there is no information as to the probable date of settle ment of claims. Thousands of workmUn have been discharged on account of lack of funds.
 Seattle, June 1-Elsie Mill Huff an eleven year old girl of Renton went out looking for the COWS Tues day and dld not return, so yester- day a searching posse was organ ixed and after a few hours search found the body of the girl ip q shallow grave in the brush. She had been ravished and her throat cut. There were also ten cuts on the breast. Tom Nelligan, aged 15 years, has been arrested on sus- picion of committing the crime.
 Dublin, June 1-Michael Davitt died yesterday of blood poisoning which started from $ toothache. Davitt was one of the most promi- nent of the Irish politicians.
 Seattle, June 1-Postmaster Cum, of Fairbanks arrived yester- day from Washington. He will eail on the first boat to inspect all Alaska postoffices.
 Washington, June 1-Senator Foraker forced the Senate to con side the Wickersham matter for two hours yesterday. At the roll call for executive session Nelson, Hansborough, McCumber and Peters were against considering the matter. The session lasted till five o'clock when they adjourned with out taking vote. Foraker is de termined to force the question. He claims tkat four-ffths of the Ser. ate favor the confirmation.
 Seattle, June d-The Alaska Yukon Exposition board had a meeting last night and set the date for the fair from June 6 to Septem- Der 30, 1909. The governors of Alaska and Yukon territory will be asked to appoint an advisory board of twenty-five members from each district. The site for the fair has not been decided on.
 Caldwell, June 1-The trial of the miners accused of the Steunenberg murder has been postponed and will probably ret come up until
 1sf e
The Alaska prospector., 1906-06-07
Seattle, June 1.-The Excelsior

left yesterday for Valdez. The Pennsylvania and Senator sailed for Nome yesterday and the City Seattle for the same place satur- day.
 Philadelphia, June 4-President Cassatt, of the Pennsylvania Co.,, has returned from Europe for the purpose of investigating the testi- mony of employees that they re- ceived stock in coal companies. He says that if this is true the em- ployees will be immediately dis charged.
 Sacramento, June 4-The Legis- lature passed five relief measures yesterday suggested by the Frisco committee.
 Madrid, June 4-Latest reports relative to the attack on the Kings carriage Saturday are that the car riage was completely demolished. Part of the bomb tore from the breast of the king chain holding an insignia of the Order of Santi- ago. The fetes have been post poned, as the people are down. hearted over the attack upon the King, who has won their sincere affection.
 Madrid, June 4-The assassin who threw the bomb at the carriage of King Alfonso during the we'd ding procession Saturday was Man uel Morales, son of merchant at Barcelona. A guard at Tore Jon Deardos identified him from the description published, and attemp- ted to arrest him. Morales drew a revolver and shot the guard dead and then put a bullet through his own brain. The people of the town refuse to bury him, and his father, who cast him of about the first of March for misconduct, re- fuses to receive the body. Alfonso informed the American minister that he expects another attack at any time.
 Fl Paso, June IA battle oc- cured between the Mexican troops and the strikers at the Cananea mines in which five of the latter were killed and fourteen were wounded. All is quiet now. The women are being guarded at the home of Col. Greene.
 Kansas City, June 4-General Miles says that he tried to inform the administration as to the condi-, ticns at the packing houses in 1898. lie declares that thousands of soldiers were killed by the em- balmed beef supplied by these es- as were also many civilians.
 Washington, June 4-The Lake Washington bill has passed the Senate and it is expected will pass the House to-day
 Washington, June 4-The Sen ate committee has decided that Shoot is not entitled to a seat in the Senate. Foraker, Dillingham;. Beveridge and Knox voted to support Smoot.
 Washington, June 4-Congress- man Robert Adams, of Pennsyi- vania committed suicide by shoot ing himself in the mouth at his room in the Metropolitan club Sat urday. He had been acting very queerly of'late.
 Portland, June 5-Election re-
The Alaska prospector., 1906-06-07
I TACOMA

 Isthe natural outlet and the best mar ket for the products of Alaska
 The TACOMA SHELTER reduces more ores of gold, silver, lead and copper than any other smelter on the Pacific Coast
 The wes. Coast Grocery. Company of Tacoma receives on consignment and sells at public sale the largest share of Alaska furs- handled by any single house.
 The fisheries of Tacoma ship millions of pounds of Alaska fsh-fresh, frozen. cured, dried. smoked and pickled-to the markets of the United States and Europe
 Tacoma wholesalers and jobbers sup ply large and constantly Increasing trade in Alaska,
 Tacoma is the western headquarters and chief Pacific Coast terminus of the :. Northern Railway and the headqusrt- CTS and western terminus oi the Tacoma Eastern Railroad.
 Railway, the Unioss and Southern Paei- fc and the Great Northern are now building te Tacoma.
 The population of Tacoma has in creased from 37.7l4. in i360 to $500 in 19e6-
 Tacoma real estateis the safest and surest investment on the Pacific Coast.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-21
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 White Silk and Jack Rabbit Flour at Bowen's Cash Store.
 Tom billiard has returned from a few days visit to Batesville.
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 Miss Vivian Wise has returned to Batesville where she will make her home.
 Parties wanting their houses numbered in compliance with the city ordinance, call on J. w. Jack son. O6dtf
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 For quick delivery, telephone your orders for all kinds of groceries to R. D. Dennis, Cor. Lake and Beech. Phone No. 167. 17d-tf
 Mrs. T. L. Gardner of Angus ta arrived in the city Monday night to visit her two sisters, Mrs. M. M. Stuckey and Mrs. George R. Hays.
 Fletcher Lewis, of McCrory, and J. c. Handel, of Auvergne, highly esteemed Elks, attended the meeting of the local lodge Tuesday night.
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Newport daily independent., 1906-03-21
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