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RESULTS AT HOT SPRINGS

BY Associated Press.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March 15.-
Oaklawn results:
Six MISUNDERSTANDING. won; KILL
second; Towner, third. Time, ILL.
Three and a half furlongs-Maxim
Cork, won; Margaret Morris, second;
Duchess of Dantzic, third. Time
IA 3-5.
Six and half furlongs-Exciteme
won; Cutter, second; Aaron ], third.
Time. 1:22 3-5.
One mile-Cottage Maid, won;
Sambo, second; Frau Filpo, third
Time, 1:45.
Half mile-Tree Joli, won; Jacomo
second; Biawiwi, third. Time. 81 2-5.
Mile and a sixteenth-Tristan Shan
dy, won; George Vivian, second;
Payne, third. Time, 1851.
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LONG SHOTS FIRST TO WIRE
EmeryViIle Spectators Experience
Hard Knocks in Trying
to Pick Winners

SAN FRANCISCO, March 15.-The
first and second races brought sur
prises at Oakland today the initial
event being won by Tanana at 90 to /,
while the second event was captured
by Sir Dougal at u to ]. The latter
won in the last jump from Dick Will
son, the favorite. Weather clear, track
muddy, Results:
Four furlongs-Tanana, 1O7 (Robin-
SOM, 20 to J. won; Duke of Orleans,
112 CClark), . to 10, second; Blanche
c. 104 (Schade), % to 3, third. Time,
40. Miss Turtle. Queen Aileene, Gold
Heather, Kogo. Scamper, Maia, Avona
and Nerska also ran.
Seven furlongs-Sir Douglas, 10
CRobinsOm. II to l. won; Dick Wilson,
100 (Graham), to /, second; Jake
1871. Easy Street, Fury. Royal Red,
Hobson's Choice and Artillery Star also
ran
Seven furlongs-Lansdown ITO (Rus-
selD. s to 5, won Blackthorn, 113
(Otis). 8 to I. second; Conger, 105
Rettig), 80 to /, third: Time, 1:31.
Melar, Prickles, Dotterel, Follow Me
and Teufel also ran.
Six furlongs-The Reprobate. 90
Rice), 6 to l, won; Judge, 100 Or.
Davis, 2 to l, second; Peggy O'Neal,
1OS ct. SULLIVAN, 7 to /, third. Time,
lis. Golden Buck, Modicum. Solinus
and Bear Hunter also ran.
Mile and an eighth-Leila Hill, 102
(Robinson), 16 to 5, won Prestano, 1O5
(B. PowelD, 80 to /, second: Mogregor,
1O7 (Rice), 10 to /, third. Time, 157%.
Ralph Young, May Holiday, Canejo,
Jerry Hunt Expedient, No Remark,
Tarregan and Spondoolix also ran.
Mile and fifty yards-Corrigan, 100
(Sandy). Is to 5, won; Anvil, 1902
(WrighD, 16 to 3, second; Theo Case,
30 BrusseD, 3 to /, tl.itd. Time
1;45%' Nine Spot and Dixie Lad also
ran.
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burn, second; salvsa. third Time,
81.
Six furlongs-Van Ness, won; Lady
Henrietta, second; ARABIC, third. Time,
Ill A.
Mile and seventy yards-Katie Pow
ers, won: Canyon, second; Auromaster.
third Time, 149 3-5.
Mile and siXteenth-St Valentine.
won; Cigar Lighter, second; Little
Scout, third. Time, 1852 2-5.
Six MISUNDERSTANDING, won; Third
Alarm finished second, but was dis
qualified; Polly Prim. second; Ship
wreck, third. Time, I'LL.
Mile and twenty yards-Hortensia
won; Water Pansey, second; RATHER
inc l., third Time 1:5O.
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RESULTS AT CITY PARK
by Associated Press

by Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March 15.-City
Park results:
Three and a half furlongs-Tom
Dolan. won; Vendivo, second; Beau
Brummel, third. Time, IA.
Mile and half-Bradley's Pet, won;
Little Elkin, second; Gold Bell, third.
Time, 2:44 Is.
Six furlongs-Rickey, won; Daring,
One mile-Ezra, won; Zenda, second:
Ann Hill, third. Time. 1:46.
Mile-Bon Mot, won; Klinewood, sec
ond; Garnish third. Time, 1:44 3-5.
Seven furlongs-Incubator, won:
LineaL second; Fox Hunting, third.
Time, 1885,.
Five and a half furlongs-Principia,
won; Mary Morris, second; Gold Zone,
third. Time, Ill 2-5.
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BALL PRACTICE PREVENTED
Preparations for Fistic Combat Inter-
fere With Work of Seraphs as
Diamond Is Unfit

Practicing under difficulties because
of the carpenter work in connection
with the erection of seats for the Cans
Sullivan match which occurs tonight,
Captain Dillon and his men are max
ing the best of a poor situation at
Chutes park.
Until tonight's fistic contest is over
it will be impossible for the Serial IS
to get down to hard work. as the dia-
mond cannot be used for training
stunts. The men are anxious to enter
upon the initial work and will be GO
ing it with a vengeance next week
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CHESS CHAMPION is ILL
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-Harrv
n. Pillsbury, the noted chess player, is
in a hospital in this city, suffering a
stroke of apoplexy, followed by an at
tack of paralysis. Upon his return
from Bermuda, where he went for his
health. he felt better than for two
years. His physicians say he will
probably not survive more than three
or four days.
II Won want TO go east, u. Haydocks
AGENT Illinois Central r. r.. 23S S. Spring.
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FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS

NEW ORLEANS, March 15.-Fair
Grounds results:
Half mile-Banished. won: Black
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ThOS. J. Hampton Go.
Real Estate

arranged that the league only loses
five days during the entire season on
account of long Jumps.
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HERALD,s AsCOT FORM CHART

Presiding Judge, W. A. Hamilton; starter j.
Hoffman Weather cloudy track slow
1910 4yearolds selling
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VANDERBILT WINS TWO RACES

BY ASSOCIated PIsSB
PARIS, March 15.-At the st. Cloud
races today w. K. Vanderbilt's Pres
tige, with Ransch up, won the prix
De st. Cloud, ant his Malta, with
Ransch up, won the Prix Villamblay.
Owing to the rush of business the
Talk-o-Phone department of the South
ern California Music company will be
open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
for the accommodation of Herald sub
scribers,
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Neal
o
finished IIagerdon tired fast final hundred
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COND RACE-Four furlongs, 2-year-olds, selling.
1918

me: a
o
Comnda place.
hn Wun gon
in hundred
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1914

Time-:2l1a, asa, IN. 1:2fI2. A posi-
1926. Winner blk. C.. amilton-Cricket
won hand ridden; second easily. Ebon
place and show. Bavaran out show. +
Oriene final hundred yards under hand
under whip in final hundred yards tire
eighth out.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28

II was warm, thawing weather, and the ice
looked dangerously frail and soft-"ruther
sloshy," as Jed coolly observed-but the boys
appeared to care very little about that. Per
ever, Ned said in reassuring accents:
"Oh, til bear. Don't you be 'fraid, marin.
Say. well draw you, too, if you'll git on. You
can set on the trunk, and well snake We 'crost
in no time"
Miss Millicent could not help smiling, in
spite of her fears, as she replied:
II don't think / should feel any safer on the
sled, and, besides, the trunk is weight enough
for you to draw. Do make haste, boys. and
get across as soon as possible" she added,
nervously.
Yes, marm!'
And away went the boys, with their loaded
sled, Ned pulling at the rope, while Jed push
ed behind. Miss Millicent went after them,
wishing herself safely over, and trembling
to see the ice crack under the feet of Ned
and Jed, as they dashed across thin place
with their load.
They were about halfway across, and Miss
Millicent, who had turned aside to avoid the
thin place, upon which she dared not trust
herself, was Fastening her steps in order 20
ratch up with them, when, without the least
warning, Jed suddenly plunged into an "alr-
hole" and went up to his. arm-pits in the
river, barely saving himself by catching on to
the ice from going completely under.
But even this perilous mishap did not cause
Jed to lose his self-possession for a moment.
it that he did not even cry out, or make
any sign of distress, and Ned, not missing
him. kept on with the sled, until Miss MILF
cent, quite faint with terror, screamed to him
to come back, and help to rescue his com
panion.
Then Ned looked over his shoulder, and
seeing what had happened to Jed, stood still
and remarked, with some excitement:
u was, jest going to tell him to keep out ol
that air hole"
He added, encouragingy, to Jed, in tn,
water:
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Jest give Jump, jed"
And Jed, by the time Miss Millicent came
up, had gotten himself out in matter-of-factt
sort of way, and was starting after Ned as if
nothing had happened.
Miss Millicent exclaimed, in fervent tones
"Oh, am so thankful that you are saved.
My, poor boy! you must go back home at once
and get your wet clothes of.
"What for!" repeated Miss MilfIicent. "why,
you will catch your death of cold"
careless laugh u efm used to stopping around
in the wet.
He spoke as if he were also quite used to
breaking through the ice, and otherwise rick
ing his life at odd times. And, as he placidly
resumed his place behind the sled which Ned
was drawing, Miss Millicent could only fol
low them, with bewildered feeling in her
different species from the ward school boys
to whose ways she thought herself so well ac-
customed. -
Very likely, though, if Miss Millicent had
taught the district school where Ned and
led were wont to receive instruction--and cas-
tigation, too, when they deserved it-she
might have found them very much like other
bows. in respect of dullness at their books
and brilliant, keenness when they were up
to mischief" -,
The remainder of the ice was crossed WITH
out further accident.
And Miss Millicent sat on her trunk and
watched Jed, as he executed series Of war
dances Of the most astonishing character to
keen himself warm in his wet clothes while
Ned went off and hunted up. man with
wagon sleigh, who agreed to take her and her
trunk to her sisters house for fair con-
Miss Milicent did not need to be reminded
| that there was also a consideration due to Ned
| and Jed for their services. 49,
"What shall / pay you boys?' she asked,
curious to know how much they thought they
''e Ned and Jed consulted together, and gravely
announced that they would charge her about
fen cents. They were stricken dumb with
s ann when she gave them each silver
a'%sBfs oys I hope you win get back without
getting into any more air-holes Promise me
| That you will be careful"
eyes, marm.
And Ned and Jed turned back across the
ice. while Miss Millicent rode away in wag-
| on-sleigh
II have always taken a good deal Of inter-
est in boys and their ways" said she when
she related this episode to her sister and the
children; "but l must say that have never
met with anything equal to the GOODNESS of
| those two Rocky Hill boys"
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nj. 80, rotho- ,,,r.I., .. NI;,, lg;u;oort i
Init e,;dentiw X svS var X 70 on,p .h;n9 that
oouid ha 10y ~ was TIC oniy snihs .na'
1T sunnosa could end . oonvev.nce on
the other side Int how shall Get INV Trunk
over tbere?' ~" '-'-. ~
Miss W;li;cent mt tb;s oues+;o,, with holm.
less tone Of voice. e. Int i was nromntiv an
sSSered NV how b Ha. .tenn maS p,t 20 hoy and
said '' "-'o ''epp ~
wen take vour trunk ,crost the river
rnarn,INeS and ma y y 'nA 'is' 'A
"W;u vo w an ;nd ils s.;d Nj. .I;,,;oant
r,,oh ro,;yavad ILL.,, Sdio sy ~,
"W;tb Ned's s,ed o /" rs m, yo IL a9 }o y
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a very unusual thing for her to make jour
ney in the winter. Most of her travelling
was done during the summer vacation; but
for once it had happened that she had come
up into the country to spend Christmas with
her married sister; and she had brought
trunkful of presents for the balf-dozen nieces
and nephews who were very fond of Aunt
Millie''
She had often visited her sister in the
summertime, and knew just how to get
there
You Travelled in the cars to Rocky HILL
where you crossed the river on rickety cid
ferry boat, which Miss Millicent always laugh
ed at; and, on reaching the other side, you
generally found your friends IN waiting with
a wagon, to convey you to your destination
Miss Millicent's destination being a farm
house two or three miles back among the
hills.
To be sure, in this instance, there would be
nobody in waiting, for Miss Millicent had re-
eolved to give her sister and the children
a pleasant surprise, and so she had not writ.
ten to let them know that she was coming.
However, she had no doubt that the man at
the station, or the boy who managed the
ferry-boat, would tell here where to find a
conveyance.
So she stepped off the cars, gave a glance
toward the baggage car, TO see that her trunk
was put off, and serenely walked into the little
station room.
II am going across the river she said,
to the station master. Can You tell me OF
any one who will take me over to Mr.. Whit.
moresw
"Wal no" said the man, with a reflective
look, 81 dunno's anybody would want to-
They haint crossed any with teams, not VT
It's been SO warm for the season that fbe
ice haint got very thick; it was putty consid
liable cold yesterday, and the day before but
It's thawin' ag'in to-day"
"But | thought the ferry boat"
"Ihey don't run the ferry-boat in the win
Miss Mlcent looked at him in dismay
ed surprise. She had never thought of that
Dear mel" she murmured. what am
"Oh, I guess you can git acrost on foot,
returned the station master. "Some of The
boys we been over, and they say it's SAT,
enough, il you lookout for the ar-holes."
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The Swift Messenger Boy

ern invader. Presently, however, the boys
arose, and, taking up the settee carried it to
its destination by short stages and with much
horse-play. If some artist could
have depicted them as they rested in the
posed to carry with dispatch, the messenger
service might have secured an emblem much
more appropriate than the picture of young
ster running at breakneck speed which now
serves that purpose"
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correspondent writes: II
noticed a peculiar sight in the, CEN
tire Of postoffice square recently at
the busiest hour of the day. A long
settee, comfortably divided into q
series of arm-chairs, was deposited
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on the pavement, and in NJ were seated Ax
me ssenger boys. Their gravity was such that
for the moment could not think OF nothing
hut the Roman Senators who awaited, in their
chairs of state, the approach of the North
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Copyright by James Esverson.

ISIS MILLICENT stepped off the
cars at the Rocky Hill Station, and
congratulated herself that she was
nearing the end of her journey.
Miss Millicent was a teacher in a
No,,, Uo,,lx ,,,..I ro1oo1 ou1 - xua a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-17

-HA sido denunsisdo en- el barrio
de la Playa, 10 casa do alto sita en- la
ealls del Comercio por ereontrarse on
NAL essado 80 b, 10 8 inodorc, f,trGn
dose las sguss por les paredes.
-DeSde hoy % hA hscho cargo dc
gu paesto do Presidsnls do lA Corta de
Diatrito do eata eiudad el Lido don
Julio Padills Iguina, csssndo On aus
funeiores al Ledo don Francisco Soto
que dssempe aba intsrinamente cate
cargo.
IA aldo nc cmbrado sargento de
10 poliefs inaulAr para este Distrito
en- auali.ucl6n del que ds,empt a abs
igual pl'z', don Andrei Garcia que
ccupaba este pusato on Msyssasz.
EEL detective Gutierrez dsnupci6
sysr & Fslix N, gr6n y Psntale6n San
tos por altsrAr 10 psx r6blies.
-HA sido traslAdado dol puesto
do eabo do policia do Santa 1ss b d
I para sl dc Ponce el Etfior Tirxo Ro-
driguez
-Cada die sE mas txsesivo el CO
lor que se siente en- eatA ciudad, & Pc
aAr do habsr saido a)gunos sguAceros
-Contindsn repsrkndose algunAs
'cal!es do 10 ciudad, y pronto 90 req
| nudarkn los trAbsios de obras r6bli
cas- que 30 habfan suspendido.
-L'Amamos 10 atsnc.6n del asliol
eapitGn do 10 polisia inaular para eut
ordens 10 coloeaei6n dc un policiA OF
sl hayseso que somprends dsads O
eoto sucio hssta sl lugsr dent minadc
BallsiG; del barrio dc Canss. Hac'
muehA fAlis.
Eel dspartamt nto do Sanidad 90
psra do nm momento & otro nuevo
tubos para procsdsr & 10 vasuna d
los nihos que dsbsn IT gresar en- lo
cole gios Lthlieos.
|
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-17
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale c4, ndmero l04, oeste, New
York. Sitio muy C6ntrieo. Pr6ximo
al subway, & los olevAdos, 4 los earroa
el6ctricos do Amsterdam, Columbus,
Brodway, ~ y 90 avenidA, Muy eere&
del hotel Maris Antoinstts, donde est&
el Club Ibero americana A siete euadras
del doctor HennA. Casa ampliA y ale.
gante. CoeinA americana y espafo
10. installation completsmente nuevA.
Tres bafoa. Pfdanse intormes 4 10
administration do La DEMooRAoIA.
Aurora Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-17
POR $1,000

De contado, ze vende 10 hnea dc
nominada sBsrrancaas, 10 cual 90
haya situada en- el barrio de eLlanos
Cossas de este termino. Dista & hora
y media de 10 poblaci6n, se compone
do 1900 cuerdas de extension, todaa
propias para las siemhras do frutos
MEMORIES , en- particular para el slgo.
don <Ceilan.s Tiens dos magnffoos
anantislea para dAr de beber al ga
nado: tiene colindancia al mar y puer.
to para embArcar todos los trutos. En-
lie se pueden cuidAr haatA 400 cAbe
xas de ganado.
Para informes dirigirse & don Uli.
aes MArini-Post Office, --cslle sMu
foz RiverA.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-17
Notas y concentrates

1,du1ablsmsuts, no dsbs dc hsber
Hastado mucho & los fepuhlioanos 10
not,eis, tan grata para 10 U Uni6n y tan
satisfaetoria para sl psfs. dc que han
tsrminado las divsrg ansias entire nues.
tros eorrslig igionArios, On CuAdo y
Areaibo.
L. urensa advsrsaria h'zo rspeti.
das vsoss htrsa pie en ssts asunto,
para rsllenar eon oil m,amo pisAdillo
do eossumhrs zus buiifarras sditoris.
Ice. Nasatros plsitos de fsmiliA ersn
por ella apro veeh ados & merpsills para
aupir 10 esaasex cuando no la abso-
luta I .ltA dc asuntns del dfA, SEn que
msts.ta ss ocaparG shors digna de 10
pdhlisa a,aue'6u, para qus los lsstorss
M 90 da'rmsn con oil peri6dico entire
las manos?
Lusgo, Gee hsrmoso aeto de con
eo-itA y disci Ina temostrado por 10
uo'6, ha ethAdo nor terra, de IN
20 imoul o, .mnehas sspersr zAs &
ilusionss y ensu' q . de victoria, que
Rl amaaro de nce.tras pugnss. o alsn
tadoa sor sllss, .ueii6esrou. No
psaearlu los rs on biisanos On RIO 70.
vualso; no snrir.n los distritos unio'
nistAs del norsA &mplia y fssil brsehA
klss m. q linaei Jnea ensm'gss; no ha'
bra on colo unioniatA que se presis,
!nanaseisnt' mert TO siquiera 4 fAvoreeer
los rlAnes Dc nusstAos sdversarios,
hsek dnles menoa duro 6 dssaAtroso
au vensimi. nso ELECTORAL.
Lo gus mls les duela 90 sl sigai-
Aeasivf eiocuentfsimo eoutraste que
form en- nuestrAa divisiones con las
suyss.
Las nuestraa no paaan do simplea
essArAmuxas q do rkpidos tornsos de
gusrriIlAa.
Las suyas eonstituyen una vsrdA'
derA guerra civil.
Las n"sstras son Aeeidentalea ,
POGO treeuenses.
Las suyas van derssho & IN vieio
eonstitueional, que On 10 idiccracia
del parsido soma eusrpo y vida. POI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-17

ESQ los rspub' 'icAros vlenen efeeeie-'
do 81 pals el triste especiAculo de esas
mism diviaiones, dssds ~ APPS risi6n
On IL luths po'flies hssta hny,
Nueatrks divsrgev eias desapsre'
cen ante los estimulos del patriotlsmo
y los mandstos del interes comda.
Las de elloz 80 perpetdan en ftae'
clones que no 90 entienden punaA.
20 8 prusha e,to. on realidad?
Q,e 10 Union 60 superior oil psrti
do rspublicsno por ls bocdad de %
organic aci6n y 10 virluAlidAd de sSs
ideas.
Solo 40 despedsxAn squellos par
tidos que sstAn lii m sdos & morir.
Y 10 Agrupasi6n republicans es
uno de ellos.
Les esrera el aeAbamiento fina',
porque no tiins mir guns rax6n de ser
On 10 vida actual do Puerto R!eo.
e. una verdePA rsdundancia po'
lities.
vsndrGn, stgdn Ahrman los repu-
blioAnos do Ponee para "a pr6ximo
mitin On sata siudad. Loo primeras q.
guras do 90 partido.
Falta una sin embargo, 4 mas que
hsya deiado do ser tal 6gurA.
La del senor Hernandez Lopez.
Lo eual no puede ser mas lamsn
table, trAtAndoas dc una campana d.
tribuns, porque Hernandez Lopex,
orador, vale y psaa, 81 aolo, por todol
los dem&s oradores rspublicanos.
SPor que no viene el senior Hsr.
n&ndez lopez.
SPor aQusllo do la asambleAT
Paes enl6ases, fusrxs 60 convsnil
on que la dsrt cha y 10 ixQuierda re
publieana son ctertAs de todR certeza
verdaderAs de toda yerdAd..
Por 10 demAs con sl orAdor Her
nAndsx Lopez y sin 81, NADIA hAran loi
republicanos On Popee.
Va murmullo dc palabrAs,
Y despreE......
lVientol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-17
De ADMINISTRATION

Dssde Anteaysr suspeudimoE sl
envfo del peri6dieo & vRrios amigos
nuettros que tIenen pendiebtes algu'
nos meSes de suscripci6n con 10 en-
press, siendo impoAib'e obIsnsr el
eobro de sus reeibos, Apesar de nues'
tras reitsrAdas gsstionea en- tslsentido.
Sirvan esssa lfneas de aviso, {
los auacritores morosoa gus en- ada'
lante 70 reeiban LA EMOCRACIA,
para que no les ex.rane una suspen'
ai6n dietads contra nuestro dsssc,
por rszones que nos sbstenemos dc
Aalihnan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-17
La Biopat1a
Prodi0iosa terGpe,aica p1rd ourar rGdi'
coluasnts tod0 class de Intermediates.

Eata nueva eieneia dc curar, ba-
sada On mistsrie sos prinsipios y leyss
fundamentales dc 10 vids, 90 hoy la
6niea esperapza do los enfermos gro.
nieos y desahusisdos.
Por su gran poder reparador Vi
gorixsdor, no considers cc mo el YER.
dadero ELIXIR DE VIDA, como 10 fusn
10 del rsiuveneoimiento y dc IL regens.
rsci6n del ORGANISING humsro.
Numerosos enfermos curados or
toda 10 isla, muehos de ellos ~ mo.
ribundos, son las meiores pruebas qus
% pueden prssentar.
Para consultas y tratamiertos d.
riiirss peraonslrente 6 por eserito o
Professor sF. Virella Uribe, Clinics
BiopAticA, Arroyo, P. R.s 80 Ill alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-17
sECCl6M ESPECIAL PARA PONCE
IhPRBSIOIES Y NVTIC|AS

JUEvES 16 --Esta tArde llegarA
de San Juan ls oiit,pguidA Wfi >ra
dc IA Issbsl Fdgurull do Oprephsimsr,
esposA de nuest.o busn amigo don
Santi, g1 Oppsnhsimer Van. Rhyn.
-EsiGn CD Ponce nuestrcs amigos
y correligionarios do Csyey, don Me-
nuel Mum Z, don Pedro Rivera y don
Joie N con obisto dc tomar psrte
On tres iuieios por libelo contra 81 pc
ri6dico Sci Agails.s
-Tambien SO hAllau ep e.ta siu
dad nuestros amigos don Julio Bsn'
vsnutti, a!ealde de Salinas, y don Pc
dfo Jsr6nimo Goico, veeino do dicho
pueblo.
Nusatro amigo 81 doctor den
B sniso Gaudisr ha tornado hoy pose
sion del cargo dc M6dico dirsetor del
AaiIo do Ciegos. Va he hiado 81 re-
sidsrcia On Pc nee, ca union do au e.
timable fAmilia,
-Digpas son do msneIonarss les
sptisudes que Acompafian & 10 u Aors
dc fl America Fiol do Rios, On la din
oil pre- fsAi6n que sisrce como coma
drons titulada.
Dssds 1908 que resibi6 "a titulo
hasta hoy ha asistido s8l partos con
Gxlto tsliS.
La ssfiora Flol de Rios es una
puertorriquenA eitudiosa on 10 prefe'
sion que ejercs.
Eel miereoles 81 del corrienie, se
recogsrG 10 correspondensia para lol
Estados Unidos.
~En oil edifci0 que oeupa el co'
rreo 20 estAn hacienda nuevas reparA'
clones eon el prop6Aito do ensancbal
las ofeinss de eSIe estab!ecimiento.
-Exlsten On el Dep6Sito munici
psl IS varopes y Ii muieres. Han %
lido 3, Quedando 81.
Entire los presos por distintAs eau
sas 30 encuentrAn ounce ninos memo
res do 16 ,Als.
El enesrgado del Dep6sito muni
cipal hA destinado IN depArtsmentc
expfes&melts para los nifioa que var
allf 4 aufeir condena.
-Por el DepArtimsnto dc SAM
dad fueron deco missdas Y mandada
& botAr III mar So y medic bsrriles J
| 80 eanastAs papas q sausa de eneon
trarae en- NAL aatado, procedentss d.