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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-07-05

The shooting fish. native OF the
East Indies, has n hollow, cylindrical
beak. When it sees a fly on the plants
that grow in shallow water, it elects a
single drop of water, which seldom
misses, and. striking the fly into the
water. the fish obtains its prey.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-07-05

A curious butterfly exists in India.
The male has the left wing yellow and
the right one red; the female has these
colors reversed.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-07-05
No bird Of prey has the gift of song

Germany breeds 100000 canaries
every year.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-07-05

Japan has wonderful avenue of
trees extending from the town of Ma
monda to Niliko. This avenue is fully
fifty miles in length, and the trees are
the tryptomera. Each tree is perfectly
straight, and from 1870 TO $50 feet in
height, and twelve feet TO fifteen feet
in circumference.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-07-05

Many animals feign illness. In milf
tary stables cases. are recorded OF
horses pretending to be lame in order
to avoid going to military exercise.
A certain chimpanzee had been accus-
toned to receive cake when i'll. After
his recovery he often felgned coughing
in order TO procure dainties.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-07-05

A curious fact is brought ont in the
official correspondence regarding the
recent disturbances in British Guiana.
1t appears that some of the women ar
rested in the course of the riots were
sentenced to have their hair cut This
is a legal punishment in the colony,
but the Earl of Elgin has intimated
that women are not again to be pun
ished in this manner.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-07-05

A German student finds one of the
causes of the inability of the Russian
railroads TO handle their traffic is the
antiquity of their locomotives. The
number of these seems intolerable in
proportion to the traffic, for out of A..
32G locomotives no less than 6910 are
from twenty -four to forty-six years old.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20
FRIDAY. APRIL 20, 1905.
WINFIELD HIGH SCHOOL.

At the session of the School
Board held on the 9th and 9TH of
this month they adopted resolu-
ton which raises the grade of the
High School of the Parish of
VIM. in other words they adopted
a three year course i'll the high
school at WINFIELD. and provided
the course of study. They further
provided that any student in the
parish of VIM who could enter
the high school could do SO free
of the tuition heretofore charged.
and such student after completing
the three years course in the
Winfield High School will be
awarded a diploma which will
entitle the holder to first grade
certificate valid to teach in the
public schools of this parish for
three years. This action will give
to young men and young ladies
an opportunity to teach for three
years. which will enable them. il
they wish to adopt teaching as a
profession, TO make enough
money to complete their studies
in some authorized normal school.
The course of study adopted is
considerably more advanced than
that taught in the normal schools
oil. this State. 1t is a matter of
fact that the normal school in
this state has had to lengthen the
the term on account of the fact
that a great number had applied.
who had not completed more
than the grammar grade in the
public schools of the State and
a majority of those who enter that
institution are only entitled to
enter the high school grade. If
all the parishes in the State
would adopt the same course of
study for their high schools as
has been adopted il .h;s parish.
and the normal school would only
admit those who hac completed
this course they would not be SO
overcrowded.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20


ALI the cabinet but Mr.. Moody
are said to be out OF harmony
with President Roosevelt on the
control Of railroad rates. which
shows how the leading Repub-
lican statesmen are owned and
controlled by the corporations.
No similar conditions have pre-
vailed under any former admin
istration, and it is safe to say that
z house SO divided against Itself
can hardly endure. It may come
to this. that President Roosevelt
in self defense will have to COM
promise with the corporations, or
# he is an earnest reformer. he
will have to invite Democratic
statesmen to join his official
household.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20

We find that there is s73.42
more money on hand on April
LIST than there was on the first
day of january, with all the
schools in the parish in operation
during the entire three months.
An examination of the police jury
proceedings will show that there
has been elections ordered in five
school districts and one entire
ward for special tax of five
mills on the dollar for a period of
five years. In most if not all of
these districts they have had a
special tax before and are so well
pleased that they are willing to
tax themselves again.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20

Senator Knox, the eminent cor.
poration attorney. who was elect.
ed to represent the Pennsylvania
Railroad interests in the United
States Senate. declares that the
railroad rate bill. as 1t stands. is
unconstitutional. The friends OF
rate regulation have more fear OF
the Joker" that Senators Knox,
Elkins, Aldrich. Foraker and
others will try and conceal in
amendments, than they have that
the Supreme Court will decide
that the railroads are to be pro-
tected instead of the people.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20

As the beef trust magnates
have been set free by the court
through the laundering OF Mr..
Garfield and the law officers OF
the administration. the price oil
beef cannot be expected to come
down, nor the price of cattle to
90 up, and yet the Republicans
are trying to make out that this
is a trust-busting administration
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20
To a Iayman, the idiosvncrasie.

To layman. the idiosyncrasies
of the law leave a sense of Devil
derment. for no sooner has the
Supreme Court decided that
trust officials must answer all
questions put to them. than the
trial count in the beef trust case
decides that trust magnates can
not be convicted on the evidence
they have given in an investi-
CATION.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20
loulSIANA,S AWAKENING.
In an editorial on the "Awak

In an editorial on the Awaken
ing of the New Old South" OPP
portunity, magazine published
at Chicago, discusses the boards
of trade, busiress mems leagues
and progressive unions that are
working for immigration into
the South. After commenting on
the good work being done by
these city organizations, Oppor-
tunity calls attention 10 the State
immigration leagues, and especial
lv-to those of Louisiana:
Now comes the States with
their industrial and immigration
leagues. The greater Georgia As
ISOLATION has done wonders for
that State and the South. Louis
lana has had an immigration
league for few years. 1t has
done good work with the small
fund at its disposal. Not content
v 18th this a completer organization
has been evolved. The Central
League at Baton Rouge is to be
connected up with sub leagues
in every parish and every larger
city. We don't see how all inn
migrant who once passes the
border of Louisiana can hope to
to escape from such a network.
1t is the right theory and has
nine chances in ten TO succeed.
"On February L Governor
Blanchard by proclamation called
upon all good citizens to assist in
perfecting this organization for
the exploitation of their common
state.
Louisiana is full Of resources.
1t has a soil as rich as the valley
of the Nile after spring flood
the soil that the great yellow
Mississippi has been laying down
for centuries-the very cream
from one-half of the United States.
This great acreage has been pro-
tected from overf1ows by levees
and is now awaiting the hands of
intelligent labor. Its vast forests
of pine, oak, cypress. poplar and
elm have scarcely been touched.
1t is not strange that Governor
Blanchard calls with confidence
upon the citizens of Louisiana to
invite the world to come in and
possess the land.
Louisiana, like her sisters Of
the old South. not including Vir-
ginia. is a new State. Her vast
opportunities lie there WAITING.
Opportunities for the investment
of capital in all kinds of indus
tries; opportunities for the farmer,
the laborer. the home maker.
Zone of the great drawbacks of
the Old South has been and still
is the scarcity of labor. Here, as
nowhere else along the firing line
of development the laborer is
worthy of his hire-and he is sure
to get.it. too. The man who has
energy, and will work, need never
want for a profitable occupation
in the New Old South.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20

An Arkansas exchange, after
opposing Jeff Davis in three gu
bernatorial campaigns and once
for the United States Senate, IN
all of which Davis won, &C
knowledges the corn thusly:
The man who thinks Jeff Davis
Is an idiot is woefully mistaken. :
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20

That 100000 appropriation
for private car for the Pres
ident has been sidetracked until
the amount actually necessary
can be discovered. for it has been
found that however much is ap-
proPriated the administration
expends it all.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20

If Shreveport fails to make
good with that-state fair propo-
sitio0 then Winfield would like
to take shot at it. The fact is,
Winfield or Alexandria should
have it. but we'll wait and see
what Shreveport will do.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20

DIR. White of the Marine Hospi-
tai Service said it was yellow
fever at Kenner. President Irion
of the State Board of Health said
IT wasn't. And we believe them.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20

A. G. Cook has severed his
connection with the Minden
Democrat as editor and accepted
like position on the Monroe
Daily Star.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20

Mount Vesuvius is spouting
again. Many people have per
ished and much property was
destroyed in the vicinity of the
old spouter.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20

= "equilizing assessments. the
board Of appraisers reduced val
nations on railroads some $1,000
per mile, il is stated. That kind
ct fequalizine will please The
large raj road owners. II il
don then values on their prop
eFtN vii, doubtless. be equal
l<ed some more
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20

Last Saturday, April 14th, was
the 41st anniversary of the assas
sination of President Lincoln by
John Wilkes Booth.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20

In China women have the priv
ilege of fighting in the wars. In
this country the privilege is limi-
ted to the home.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20
WlNN PARISH SCHOOL FUND.

The exhibit made by the Parish
Treasurer to the school board is
certainly very gratifying. We
give a recapitulatien below be-
cause we feel satisfied that many
will not read it unless special at
tention is called to it.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-20

Chicago comes to the front
again. this time with nepress.
who died there At the ripe,age of
I33 years.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
mo ACATARRARSEi |

e. catarro es una enfsrmsdad que
.iene mucha maa importancia de IL que
generalmente 80 le atribuye. Invade
todos los 6rgAnos del cuerpo, euyas
tunciones y tuerzas debilita profunda-
nents. Eseausa frecuentedela sordera,
atecta Ia vista, 10 narix y Ia gargsnt<
y es generalmsnte por donde empisza
10 tuhsrculosis 6 tiais.
La misma tacilidad y ID frecuen-
ella con que Sc pesca un eatarror haee
O laa personals indiferentes para Gu.
rarlo y Ia gran mayorfa no se preocu
pA de las consecuencias.
Los baf1os trfos por 10 ma1ans
inmedi despues dc deiar el
lecho, dormir con las ventanas abieri
tas y evitar lsa eorrientes dc aire, son
precaueiones muy buenaa que no euesl
tn trabajo el observarlaa. Pero el
pre- 5sntivo mas positive, mas encaz,
mas f&cil y mas positive y tambien 81
que aeonaeian los m6dicosr ea 10 Emul'
sion dc Scott de Aoeite dc higsdo de
bAcaleo.
Es sorprendents lA tuerss, vitslidsd,
snergia y poder de resisseneia que re-
cibe el euerpo humane de las pequs'
6as desia de Emulsion dc Scott que pc
administrsn con eonstaneia. EltA
Dnulsi6n rscubre intsriormente todAs
| ~ pArtea debiles y vulnerahles del
euerpo , 10 pons al abrigo dc 10 In
fsscl0n eAiarral.
Dc ennndo en- euAado apareeen
lndEHtriaiea POGO eserupulosoa Anun.
si&ld0 emulAioLss, vinoS & prepRI D.
dos 4 los qus Atrlbuyen pfopledades
curktiyAa gus no tieneu y Aasta hay
Qulen % asrsve deslr en- letras dc
tmprsnt&, que el peir0leo & kerokina
es IN Allmente.
Cue es el petroleo? Tn aceite mine
tAl que IS asa somo eombustibis part
iubrishr y limpiSr m&Quinas y para
Alumhr6s.
Una spbslaneiA indigestibla que
paEece de 10 propiedsd esencial dc TO-
do Alimento, euAl 60 10 Asimilsoi6n,
Cue pAaA Al raves del subo intestna al
ain modifc&rse sin SCR absorbi-
oidAi UNA aubsiGaela o. In, que no
Elens LlnEunA de lAE propiedsdsk GU
| sAt4v&s AllmenIlo.AE del Saslls ds
nlKAdQ ds h4SAl&0, III ss dtess que
ei pestoleo So uD S.iincnsu para ma
QuiRas. Rodrla pRsarl poro nc an eli.
nsntu para Ell SUerpo.
I'll .9u6la Glguna dude, preEuRssd
h Vueatc0 lnedlcu; G4 Cs cUntirm&fA 90.
Ia verG&6i y OIL esaaiS sseAaos de tuer.
z&S, &c aarne j oa RAngrs, os &Sonss-
lara Gus Mlmela - Emu stoA ds Seols.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
4 QU|ENES PvEDA INTERESAR

Ella dltlmA AsamoleA LegislAti'
w dc Puerto Rico, 90 Sdopt5 Ia 81
guiensa resoluci6n;
eRssoluci6n do la CAmArA dc De-
lsgados:
sPor cuanto, son un$nimss las
queiAs y protsst&a do sodo el Pals
contra 10 Abusiv& eonductA della Com
paafa dc FerrocArrilss de Puerto Rico;
<Por cusnto, tAl eonducta 90 ma
nifesta On la VICENTE tArifA dc trAs'
portss por modo oil mas irrItAnte 6
inilsto,
<Por cuanto, es evideuts que dicha
CIm1 1Ai1ia y su ArrsndatAriA la Ams
riesn Railroad CP OF Porto Rico,
gcaariAn de completa impunidad si Ell
Conseio Eiscutivo 90 moatrara indiie
rente On 10 lsefslma oefsnaA de- los In
tereses del pals, no 81 srcitSudo Las IA
cQltadss que 10 conf srs Ia ir&uq uiciA
otorg ada & tal com2a1fa y AdemaE las
derivadAs de 10 Ley Foraker;
<Resueicese por 10 CAmara de
D l,gAdos solicitar del Conseio Eje
culIvo las medidAs y m )diheAciones
de tal ffanQ uieis necesariaS y conve
nientes para evitar los AludldoS sbu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
ii edUZc8 suS gRstOs
uOr aIunbralO un
20 pOr cientV.

Porq46 no produc, us!ei Al pro-
pio SlumbcAdU tl6Strieo?
PorQu6 no pone usted coto al con
iinuo volleAr de Iu contAdor de luz
e.e e.trics2
EI;rlbA uIted diei61dams el nj.
nero do lucea cue IIone inssalsdas en-
AZ h,Iel, eGIabIecImisnto o casa partl
cuisr y 10 le dire gratis a vuslss de
correo 10 que debe usGed hAcer para
conEeguir 10 que ahorA 10 pArece i'm.
poAibe, ES cue usGe4 no Ia oido HI.
olGr dc loI APARAToS De FA1RBANk,
NJ oRsE AND 90, 40 sc ueceRisa calde
rs, No ss neGas!tA Eieeir.clsts nj GIRO
smpieado especial que 10 GUIDE.
Antynie (0sme.
Elecsr,c.sia. -hpersldo IA. --Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
LA HUELGA EN- AREClB0
Una Carta del Sehor |g|eSiaS

perdldas y de acuerdo con los sala-
rios ya estipulAdos.
50 Los trabaia iadores mayores do
HANDS y msnores de Is y las muieres
ocupadas en- labores similares & los
de los b mb-es adultos, recibirAu un
salario mi 4lmo de cincuenta centavos
por dfa.
70 .Abolicl6n completa de radio
mes 8 almuerzos obligstorios, deiando
On liberlad 4 los trabsisdores do CO.
mer en- donde les pl. zca.
50 Las horss txraordinarias de
trabsio SO pagaran q rsz6n de salario
doble.
9q.INo se har6n diatinciones para
conceder trabsjo eltce unionsdos o no
unionados 8 no sfiliados & ID Fedora
zion .Libre & IL A. F. OF L. y 60 re
GUERRA { los capataces que comstieren
cuslquier ipiusticIa en- ese sentido.
Los ipgsnios paralizados por falta
dc trade iadores son los siguientes
clos Caf1oas. 90 :ientes, sSan Francis.
COZ, <LAs Mercedes, sCentral Cam
ballches, sLas Clara,s, <Monte Gran
des, <Santa Ba -bsras y sBaena Wis
tai.
FL n1mero de he cmbres paradoi
asciende en- Arecibo q 5000.
Sc han repartido hasta Ia fechi
NIL cuatrocisntos dollars entire lol
huelguiatas que contin1an frnes OF
10 luchs por conseguir csc pequt III
aumsnto de salario y 6iacl6n dc lsI
horss de trsbsio.
Fl ola 9 de Msyo son dttenido
doce srabs iAdores en- 10 csrretera
conduoidos 81 cuartel, donde son pues
tos on nlibertad por no encontrar delito
no sin amenazarles Antes de que 10
grupos huelguistaa serian disueltos
tiros y d mAeant z2s para que vAya
IA trahsjar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
NOT|C|AS GENERATES

I'll sAbado estuvo On aan Juan
nueAtro amigo do Guyana don Joa6
A. Lopez do Haro. que regrss6 aver o
81 residences.
Sc ha recibido On ssta oiudAd
un tslegrAma del tsnisnts Sehsttini
comunicando hAber quedado tsrmina-
do 10 hus lga de brAceros On Toa Baia.
-Con.irdA enierma, On 81 resi-
dsneis dc SALturcs, lA distipguida 90
posa dc nusItro amigo don Luis To-
70, i,fa do 10 fabrieA <Ls Intsrnacio'
nal.s Dessamos el restablecimiento
do ID respstable DANA.
Sc Asegara que faeron detenidos
90 a-Baia Glen bracsros acusados
do conspir acion.
-En esta semana 30 reuniran laa
comisiones nombradas y que han do
resolver Aserca do 10 velada que 90
proyecta eslebrAr para allegar tondos
On favor do 10 familia del isneeido
maestro doa Caiimiro Duchssne.
Ell iabado On 10 nochs eontrsis.
ron matrimonio ean6nieo On eata ciu-
dad sl estimabls ioven don Joa6 Ortiz
Rivera y lA sgraciAda ssnorita Her.
minia Ramirez Osorio. Apadrinaron
sl Acto 10 mAdrs del contrAysnts dofia
Aaunci6n RLvsro, y sl iovsn don JoA.
Quin Ramirez, hsrmano de la despo.
sada. MuchAs tslicidadea dsseamoa
a loE nuevos c6nyuges.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
NO 7 ICE
70 ,rhom 4 nlQu coneer1l

WHEREAS, Ths American Rail.
road Company of Porto REQ has pre-
scented TO ihs Executive Council OF
Porto Rico 3 petition for franchise
for ths construction, operation and
maintenance OF q Wharf Ia the Hsr-
bor OF Port Of kayagusz and for .
branch track to connect same wharf
TO the main line OF the American Rail.
road Company, and
WHEREAS, the Comm.ttse CT
Franchises, Concessions and Privl-
legss tf tbs Executive Council has
or cred . general hearing On this Ap
plication to bs held In III. OIL Ice OF the
Attorney General Of Porto Rico on
the 18th day OF May 1905 or any day
thsreatser;
NOW THEREFORE, notice il
hsreby given that ,hs said petition OF
the American Railroad Company oi
Porto Rico will be heard by the said
Committee at the above named time
or as soon thsres fter az the said ct m
m ssees will consider the same, and al
persons desiring TO bs heard for OF
szainst the granting OF said petition
may present ID Dir arguments ei h 81
orally or In writing before lha sait
Committee ct ths said m setting.
tn, American Railroad Comp0 ny
Of POrt1 Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
Arecibo, Mayo IL de 1906
Sr. Director de La DEMOCRACIA.

SE' OAHpSbV1 AO LA 0CHlSSRASlAt
San Juan, P. r.
Distinguido amigo seiior: En-
vista de que todas las noticias publ.
cadas en- el perl6dico que digusmsnte
uated diriie son obtsnidas por el Guar
tel dc 10 policia insular sup. fcole tepgA
10 bondAd do publican los informes
dados por el Corseio Executive de 10
huelga. ~
Las peticlones que hacen los ira
bsiadorea en- huelga q los Eefiores ha-
csndados son 6staa;
10 Los sAlarlos de los trabsisdc.
res seraa psgsdos bsio lss clasiica.
clones siguientes. Seaenta ceLtAvos,
seterta centavos, y ochsnta eentavos,
por eada die de trabsio, seg1n su ca
pacidad y aptitudes.
% Sc comprenderk por un dia dc
trabsjo el tempo; De aeis y media de
10 maflana & las doce del Ola, y dc
una q las cinco y media dc 10 tsrde
In h7ra de las doce a 10 una SO utili-
zMa para 81 almuerzo y reposo.
80 Los rsgoS dc los salarloH Sc
lhsr&n dlrsctamente por las 6rmas y
40 por medic de los capataces.
Los cApAtkces serAn solamer to los
encArg ados del trabsjo,
40 Los pagos Sc ef:ctuaIaa du'
ran.e oi medios dias de los sabadoi
util'zando sCbres personalea con o.
dinero de cada trabsjsdor, debiendc
ser entregsdo q los ira abaiadores antei
do las seis 1e ID tarde hora en- qui
hsbrAn cobtado para retirarse & sui
h )gsrts.
tq Les delcuentos dc Ierdida d.
tiempo por consecuencia do lluvia I
lotras cAuGas, ss hAraa por las hora
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
SENSIBLE FALLEC|MIENTQ

Ha tAllecido on Palma de Mallor.
CO lA distinguida seiorA dofda Sc
bAstianA Mas, mAdre de nuestro eati
mado amigo don Antonio Pisa.
Gu muerte sentidisima On aQuslla
sociedAd donde la HnadA sontaba gs'
nerAles aimp pAItAs, fu6 una vetdaderA
mAnifesLaei6n de duelo. La sedorA
Maa era dana de grAndes virtudes.
Ssntimos el hondo pesAr que ca estos
momentoa embargo 4 nuestro amigo,
y nos hAeemos pArticipes del mismo.
RecibA la expression de nueltra mas
sentida CONDOLENCES el sefior Pizd:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
aos & irregulsf!iades, dentro dc loa
limitea mArcA LOS lor la leya.
FQlNt9ll0 CR1If0n.
PropletArio.

sos & irregulsr!lades, dontro dc loa
iimitea marca los r2r la leys.
Hab endo p&a2do cl Conseio Eie
cutivo Ia anterior rsEoluc.6n 81 Co
mite dc FfanquIclas, Privileglos y
Concesiones, pOr la presente se da
sviao al III olieo, de que 81 dia 28 do
Mayo prtX NJ q Las dos de 10 lArde,
81 Connie u ffacquicIaa, PriviiegioA
concesionsa celsnrara I'm messing
o6nhco en ii salon ds Consejo Elscu
two CON el ha d3 consider ar ID men
olona1A RssoIuc.6o y Gom-r 10 scci1 n
que Ctsysca LeceaGrla.
TJda peta11a 9 - tlVlers queia
a'g1nA que torm4.ar conra dlchA
UumpAfiiA de Forf0GArril, dsbido q
precloa tAlsslgUa . a1nlusIa aprec1A
ci6n ca lu4 precios Q9 arAsporGe, que
dA invitAdo hi i4dica1o meeting, en-
In tschA y lugsr hlAdos, con ooleto
de que pueda presensar aus qte.AA,
Frank Feullie,
Attorney 0sna o. y Preaidsn.e del
Com!te de Ffsn4u.clks
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
BAS & 90.

Agsnlea somisionistas. Corredo.
res de AdVaha. Representatives. dc
.mEorlAntes c&nSa de EUROPA y Esta-
aos Unidos Gompfa y VsntA dc tru.
goa dol PAia., Ss Eolisisa sosreapoL /.
4apslA,
Allen "a fit. r. Q. Box 7gl.
&sn Juan. 2. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
la PR0TESTA

Nos ipformAn que en- el pr6ximo
ndnsro del spreeiable colegA <La
Rsl dblica EspsGola, <LA Liga de
RepublIcanos EspafoleSs do San
Juan hara una vez mas deelarA'
clones explfcisas y tarminantes AFR
mando su prop6slto de no intervsnir
On los Aauatos politicos que debaten
los partldua exIatentes h9y en- el pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
EXAMEK De |NGLtS

Ed ell examen eserito de ipgles, CO
lebrAdo en- todas las roblAciones de
la i.lS, tomsron parts 95l mAeStros
puertJ1r.qae1oS A los que no pudie-
ron txaminArAe el dlA s, 90 les conce
dera un nuevo exsmen, que 80 llsvarA
& fscto fLeI del mea actual.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
DON SANTIAGO MARY

Sc encuentra ca esta cIudAd nues
tro buen amigo don Santiago Mary,
iuiadano frances preat & (oso y co.
merciante de importsncis en- San G err
man y su comarca. PermAnecerA aqui
hasta maiiAnA, y al saludarle afectuo.
samente, le de.eamos muy buenas i'm
presiones.