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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10
WERE CORDIALLY RECEIVED.
Kind Treatment Of the American
Tariff DELEGATES at Berlin.

DR.. S. D. N. North. director of the census
office. and now serving as a member of the
international tariff conference, which is sit
ting in Berlin. has written to one of the
officials at the census office, telling him of
the cordial reception given to the American
delegates upon their arrival in the German
capital. DR.. North wrote that 1t looked as
though the duties of the position as dele
gates would be somewhat arduous. He said
that nine distinguished Germans, together
with the delegates from the United States,
would Immediately begin upon the confer
ence to make arrangements to prevent
the provisions Of the new German tariff law
affecting the United States. When the law
was enacted 1t gave to this country 1.-The
most favored nation treatment clause"
with the provision that the clause should
stand in full force and effect until July,
1907, in order to allow the United States
time to appoint delegates to a conference to
arrange trade treaty.
According to DR.. North's letter the social
side Of the life Of the delegates while in
Berlin promises to be particularly brilliant
before the close Of the conference. 1t is be-
lieved that DR.. North will return to Wash
ington in time to take up the duties of his
position as director Of the census Office on
the first of the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10
The schumann-Heink Concert.

Madame Schumann-Heink's program to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 at the New Ma
tional Theatre for the benefit of the free
kindergarten in Southwest Washington.
supported by Mount Vernon Seminary So
ciety, will be as follows:
Aria from the opera "Mitrane". .Rossi
Neue Liebe neues Leben. Beethoven
Litany first and second verse;. ...S Schubert
Der Aufenthau. schubert
RaStlOSe Lieoe.. .....................S schubert
Frauen-liebe und Leben (Song Cycle of
Eight Songs Seit ish Inn gesehen: Err,
der Herriichste Won allen; Ich kann's
NIGHT fassen, NIGHT glauben; Du Ring
an meinem Finger; Helft mir, ihr
Schwestern: Theurer Freund du blickest
mich; An meinem Herzen, an meiner
RBrust; Nun hast du mir den ersten
Schmerz.. .Schumann
SapphiSche Ode. Bra Inns
Six Hungarian Gypsy Songs Cycle Ye
Gypsies. sound your harps: High and
towering Rima stream; Know ye when
my loved one is fairest Of all bliss; Low
ing God, thou knowest how oft I've rued
this; Art thou thinking often now,
Sweetheart; Rosebuds Three. Brahms
Befreit. ................. Richard Strauss
Heimliche Aufforderung. Richard Strauss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10
Janan Trusts America.
INSANITY INCREASING.
Statistics Furnished by the Censu!
Bureau Show That Fact.

Insanity is on the increase in the United
States, according to a report of the census
bureau The report shows that not only is
insanity on the increase, but it is increasing
more than in proportion to the increase OF
population. The ratio in 1903 was about
1870 insane per 100000 of population.
There are as a rule more insane males
than females. though in the southwest the
number of insane females slightly FREEDOM
mates. There is a much larger per cent
of insane foreigners than of natives, and
of the ignorant foreigners the Germans and
Scandanavians furnish about Is per cent.
The French and Scotch have very few in
sane less than l per cent. One pecu-
liarity is that insanity among the native
born population of mixed blood Is very rap
idly on the increase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10

/. Grimm B. Coleman, So years. zoos Massa-
chnsetts avenue northeast.
Theodore Jones, 8 years, 10th street ex-
tended and Piney Branch road.
James n. Dean. IS years, Government
Hospital for Insane.
James e. simms. % years. sibley Hospi-
tai.
Elizabeth C. Hallaran. "a years, 100 sth
street northwest.
Earl L. Hewlett, II years. SO g street
southeast
Robert Lee. a years. 8 Canal street south
west.
Emmett Cady. 10 months. 7os Girard
street northwest.
Carl C. Jones. 2 years, 134s 2sth street
northwest.
Johanna A. Regan. 80 years. 4se,a street
southwest.
Sarah Edwards. 50 years. zoos Kalorama
road.
Catherine T. Simpson. so years, 51e 18th
street northwest.
Arthur F. Kirby, 40 years, Columbia Ho-
tel, 1413 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
John Frederick. 80 years, Government
Hospital for Insane.
Robert 8. Logan, years. 1912 O street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following: \
Edward o. German of Cleveland, Ohio,
and Helen Hurst Of this city.
George w. Tyler and Bette Chapman,
both of Steelton, ra.
Mark Brooke, United States army, and
Mary F. Barnes of this city.
Edward Saunders and Josephine Bolts.
Eugene w. Scott of Chicago, ILL.,, and
Susan G. Joy of this city.
John w. Mcneil of Philadelphia, Pa,
and Augusta Nichols of Burlington. VT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10
Bids for the Oklahoma Lands.

Twelve hundred sealed bids, instead of
twelve. as published, have been received
for the pasture and weed reserve lands In
Kiewa. Comanche and Apache Indian res
ervations. In Oklahoma. The information
was conveyed to the general land Office In
q telegram Thursday to Mr.. G. F. Pollock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10
GRIEVANCES OF JAPAN.
Letter. to the President on School Con
troversy Given Out.

Letter. to the President on School Con-
troversy Given Out.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 10.-Secre-
tary Oyama of the Japanese consulate In
San Francisco yesterday gave out for the
first time a letter in regard to the school
question which the japanese Association Of
America sent to President Roosevelt by
all the details Of the controversy and speci-
fles briefly the Japanese grievances as fol-
lows:
1.-The Japanese, believing they have been
unjustly Disseminated against solely on &C.
count Of race, protesting against segrega-
ton and refusing to submit their children
to dangers incident upon their attending
said oriental schools, have declined to
obey the order Of the board Of education,
and unless the order be rescinded or other
relief had, the Japanese children OF San
Francisco, without fault on their part. will
be deprived of their opportunity to obtain
an education"
Japan Trusts America.
TOXIC December 10.-The message Of
President Roosevelt has caused profound
satisfaction throughout Japan. The press
declares it confirms the feeling entertained
generally throughout the country since the
hesinning of the complication that Japan
can trust her often-proved friend, Amer
lea to do her justice, and may confidently
leave matters in the hands at Washington.
Members of the upper house seem as
posed to veto the idea Of sending squad
ron to the occident next year, lest VISIT
to American ports should be misconstrued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10

The Susan B. Anthony house at Adams,
Mass. was DESTROYED by fire Friday, causing
loss OF about $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10

the acting commissioner. by J. w. witten,
register and receiver of the land once at
Lawton Okla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10

Representative Henry c. Allen Of Ney
Jersey and his sister, Miss Allen, hav
taken an apartment at the Sherman, lot
and L street northwest, for the session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10

Mrs Cornelia Tullfs and the Misses Gaines
entertained a small company at cards in
the parlors of Alton House last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Bergman of 1444 Ear-
ward street have their son-in-law, DR.
Franz C. Waldecker of Wichita, Kan.
visiting them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Middleton have issued
invitations to the wedding reception of their
daughter, Ethel, and Capt. Percy Franklin
Archer, United States Marine Corps, Tues
day evening, December 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10

Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will
hold a reception this evening from to IL
for the members and adherents Of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10

Col. Walter G. Rogers, assistant quarter
master general on the staff of Gov. Warner
of Michigan, and his wife are the guests
of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs ]. C.
Wheeler, 1912 18th street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10

Representative Mckinley will give a din
ner tonight at his home on Connecticut
avenue in honor of Mr.. Charles G. Dawes,
formerly comptroller of the currency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10

Miss Stephaine Trescot will make her
debut tomorrow afternoon at the home OF
her grandmother, Mrs. Charles Worthing-
ton, 1916 N street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10

Mrs Grote Hutcheson returned to Wash
ington yesterday from a six months alb
sence in California and will be at her home
175S .Corcoran street, for the remainder O
the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10

A company of fifty or more music lovers
assembled in the parlors of Mrs. Anna ].
Cooper yesterday afternoon to greet and
bid farewell to Mr.. Samuel Coleridge-Tay-
lor, the noted London composer, who will
return to England this week. An enjoyable
musical program was furnished by Mr..
Gerald Tyler. Mrs. Pelham and Mr.. George
H. Murray. Mr.. Coleridge-Tayler himself
accompanied Mr.. Felix Weir. the violinist,
who played two selections of Mr.. Taylor's
composition.
Mrs. Wayne Parker has returned to her
home at 1923 Rhode Island avenue with her
daughter, Miss Alice Parker. who Is con-
valescent from an attack Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Parker will be at home Tuesdays, as
sisted by her daughters. Miss Alice and
Miss Eleanor Parker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10

Miss Edith Conrad was the hostess at an
informal home reception yesterday after
noon from to 5, when fifty guests met
three Louisville girls, Miss Ruby Frances
OFT, who is attending National Park Semi
nary, and Miss Elsa Scholtz and Lillian
Dehler of Chevy Chase College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Steiner. SIT L street
northwest, announce the engagement of
their daughter Ella to Mr.. Louis Busch of
this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10

Secretary and Mrs. Shaw, will make her
debut this afternoon at the Arlington, and
in the receiving party will be Mrs. Thomas
H: Anderson, Mrs. ]. H. Edwards Mrs.
BENJAMIN and the Misses Cassidy of Mont
clair, N. j.; Miss Root, the Misses Shonts,
Miss India Bell Fleming, Miss Edgarina
Hastings, Miss Irene Moon. Miss Pansy
Perkins. Miss Perie Anderson, Miss Foun-
tain and Miss Shaw.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
E:.DICT0

~-4A~"@A
Ia 10 Corte dc Dlstrito del Dlstrito
Judicial de Areclbo, Puerto Rico.
Eslados Unidos dc Americs. El Pre-.
IidsLts de los Estaios Unidos. sh
Emilia Lulsa, Maria Elvira, Catalina
label, Alicia y Adofo Fernsni 10
B Il y Huiey y EsperapsA Mario
vloda DO Ball. Dem rdantes versus
Jaan Ca csls, cugo domicilio Sc iRuc.
ra, 8 los que sean aus sucesoreE o ~
AlbacsA 8 administrator, cuycs nom.
bes y dom cities 90 ignorAn. De-
mandados
ri Pueblo de Puerto Rico, A Juan
Canee's, elyo domieilio ie ignora, 6
los que scan sus sucesores 6 su alba.
Gee 8 administrator, cuyos nombres J
domieilics tsmbiea So iguoran,
Por 81 preseute edicto que de Or
den dc 10 Cofts de Dntrito 30 publ
cara On el perlodi,o La DEMoCRACIA
una vez por aemaua por espscio do
cuarentA dfas;
POP LA PRESENTE Sc NOTIFI
CA & uItedes que s. h = preaentsdo en-
la Oacina del Secretario de la Corte
de Distrito del Dlstrito judicial de
/, Arecibo, Puerto Rico, la demsnda de
los demAndAnt1s antes eitados, en- 10
cual 80 solicitA & la oorta que oportu
namente, pr9vios los trknites ltgales,
se decrete 10 cancslsci6n de la h poIe
CO conslituiis por dcfa Catalina
Marin, & favor de don Juan Canceis,
en- escriiurA otorgada en- Arecibo el
cInco de Noviemhre dc mil Ch jcientos
circuenta y aiste, ante el Escribano
Real y pdbliCo don Wet r Martinez,
por In sams de m catrsLta y echo
pc Ios o-hsntA y nusve centkvos, mo
media c)rrients ca aQusllA f.Ch \, que
dichA stH ora 90 oblig0 & reatituirle el
dia 4 .timo de DIRE. de 1858, hipotecan
do eBpscialmente una casa dc altos y
haioa, tabricAdA de maderss y cobii =
de- do tsiAs de barro y aEotea, que eals
en- 10 pitEa de esta Uiudad y colinda
Dor ell N1rIs, 10 ealle Nusvs; Sad, IL
plaE saliente, un solAr de IL Ciudsd
, Poaisnte, 10 sucesion de don MAnle
! zeno; cuys hipotecA fae anotada o
folio IA vuelto, del tomo 3D., librt
, oncs de 10 antigua Aaotadurfa de estG
Cludad, y cuyA inca hipotecsdS q
describe hoy del modo siguisnte, or
cuNnto & aus colindsncias; alta con Q
| numero 2 60 10 acera Norte de 10 Pla
: 20 Mayor dc eAlA Cludad, y linda
: su dereCha, enrando, con Ia cASi
: c. nsiRtoriali q su izQuierda, con cAai
t, de don Pedro Gambia; y 4 ~. .espSldl
con un solar Rnex . 10 easa descrita
el cual mide Is varas de frente y 4
de f1ndo J 90 hallA situsoo en- Il
acerR Sur dc IL ealle de Herman Cor
tes de tsLa pJb.sci6J, J linda & q
dsreCha con con solar de 10 cAsa d
la sucesi6n dc don Gfegorlo LsoeImI
a. iRQuierda con ls pltEuela de |
lOAlA QonliIloriali ] s-su. .sspaldA %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14

Ia caaa antes descritai esta casa y
solar f,rmAn una sofa hnSs, por ser
al liltlmo accesvrio dc la primera.
Y Sc NOTIFICA q ustedes que
de no comparessr 9 contesIAr 'olcha
demanda avntro de los oi.z dlas dss
nu6s do Losihcados, si 10 NJ tlicAcion
sa hicisre on el Dlstrito y denero do
Lon yeinte sl % hicisre fusrs dol Dis
alto. nero 60 lA Isle dc. Puerto RIco !
dertro do los cusre,ta oias, 81 So
b .clsrs en- Utra. psrls,- -los demanoen''s
noarAn sollciiAr us ta CorIs % sean
eoncedidas Lac petlciones que huolere
hecho en- 10 demands, preylvs los ira
mites do Ley.
Es Auogado dc los CemAndantes
don Felix Santoni.
Extondida bsi mi frma y el sello
oficial de 10 Cofls, On Arecloo, q gum
az AZ MARIO do mil noveciensvs sells
~ e. Fsradndes HGngas.
Sesretsrlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
GlETUE3N EIEsTRl.0 MAS
EuERTE EN- LII MuNnN. a
s SecrttArlU.


Ca Ia lhtenci6h de haccr cuBoccr intro.
luce nn"5teo cin!4r6h c,%ctrico CROWN
n lps lUgares donde no esta e1n conocido,
Iueremos mandar Gno Il Cua!quier persona
que 10 neceslte, absolutamente gratis. ESQ
IS ua otfecimiento honesto, hecho por una
fltma segura honrada,
81 Nd. ha perdldo la vitaldad y SO stent6
aba lido desalentado; Lehll y nervioso; 81
le agoba una vejeE prematdra, y ell vgor de
IA juventud esta perdda; 81 padece de dolo-
res en las espaldas, p6rdlda de la virilldad,
indigestion varcoCela este cRnsao de
pagar dlhero los medcos sih eucontrar all
VIC, puede Vd ser curado con ell cintur6n
electrlco CROWN D
Sabemos que nuestro cinturon puede Sa-
mario, que Nd, despues de curado 10 re.
comendara d otros enfermos. ; que de este
mod0 qGedaremos indemniEados de nuestra
ofrecimiente LIBERAL
Lo QUE Sc DICE.
Su cintdr6n me ba curado de ln Debilldad,
de Ia Yaricocela y de la enfermedad de Ner.
vios POT Ia cura de las cuales habfa en- vano
consultado un gran n1mero de medicos,
hasta Greer mis- Intermediates incurahles,
por fin le Providencia me mando su clnturon
eIectrico, con cuyo uso obtuve Ia curaclon,
JOSE CAMPRA, Ciudad de Mexico
CrMPLIREMOS CON 10 QUE DECf.
MOS. - Cortsd este aviso, mandadnoso con
su nombre, direction UN PESO americana
para gastos de trsnsporte, y mandaremos 4
Va. ell clntur6n eectrlco a CR0WNp
CROWN ELECTRO MEDICAL co.
sI9 Beard Bldg, New York. T. U. A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
EDICT0

Ea lA Corle Municipal del Dlsirito
Judicial Municipal de MsaAIl, PIsr-
to r co.
Eatadon Unid - de Anne lea. Fl Prsli'
dents de los Estados U aidoa; %.
f. MachArgo s. Co, D,mAnd ante.
SUCCESSION de Jose Il. GIleAHA,-DS.
mandAdo.
Enpl1zamiento
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico, & 10 Su-
ces!0n de Jvle L Giteatrs, cuyoG legt-
amos mismbrUs 30 deAconCcsn y domi
ciiioS % ignurAn o Aean uemkndsdos
AnIeS menciUnsdos.
IOR LA PRESENTG Sc MOTT
FICA A USTEUES que % hA prsssn
"a 10 en- ~ uncllH del aecreIarlo de IL
Core Municipal del ~ DlsIrlIro Jddl'
ciAl Municipal de MAnAIi, Puerto Rtso,
Ia demanda del ACTOR antss ctAdoi en-
Ia cuAi % solictls IL Corte On Iu die
uiSLe una aenteAcIa Grds-Ando que ~
q yciedad demand snte, rtcJoss 1s IN
Sues sI0n del dsudor JVAe \. Gl.esIrAi
Ia SumA de duseiunlOs dsCs peIos treln
"a ocho csnGavos moneaH EIpanJls
especial, iguaI { c.ento vsin1e Alslt
dollars cua:sntA I IN eeRtAVos, auI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
mo AcATARRARsEi |

III catarro % una emf ,rmsdad Que
tisns mueha mas importaneia de 10 que
esneralmsnts % 10 atrihuys. Invade
ndos los drganos del cusrpo, euyas
tuncionss y tuerxas debilisa profunda
msnte. Eseanss frecusntedela sordsra,
afscsa 10 vista, 10 nArix y 10 garg anita
y 90 generalEnents por donde empieza q
10 tubereulosis 8 tiais.
La mismA faoilidad y 10 frecusn-
sia CON que % pesoa un casarro, haee
: les personals indiisrsntea para GU
rarlo y 10 gran mayoris no GO preccu
pA dc les eonseoueneiss.
Los banos frfos por ls mahanA
lnnsdiAtaments despues de dsiAr 81
lesho, dormir con las ventanas sbier !,
he's I svitar los eorrientes de sire, con
prsdAusiones muy. .buenas que no eussl
b. JtAhAio sl obssrvarlas Perc 81
pretsntivo mGa positive. mas edsax,
mas iAoily mas positive , tambisn sl
cue Aeensejan los msdicos, % 10 Emul'
si6n dc Scott do aCsite de higAdo de
hssalao.
"a sorprendents la tuerzs, visalidad,
snsrgfs y podsr dc resissensia que re-
sihs sl susrpo humane de lee PEG ne
has desis Dc Emulsi6n de Scott que se
Administran con eonstanaia. EstA
emulsion rseubre interiorments todAn
In parties dShIles y vulnsrablsa del
enerpo y 10 pone Al ahrigo dc 10 in
fssoiOn eAtarral.
De euando en- euando apAreeen
lndustriAlea POGO essrupulosos anun
etAndo emulsiones, vinos prepar b
aos los que Atribuysn propiedadss
exrasiVAs que no tiensn hasta haI
ahiSn % ASrsVe { desir On leGfas d
imprantA, que 81 pstroleo o kerosins
es "a Alimente.
Qua % sl pssr6lsol On aseits mine
pAl que 40 uHA como 0omhuStlhls part
lahrisar 7 ltmpiar mAQuinas part
AiumhPar.
Una substanciA indigestlble GU
pArsoe do 10 propiedsd esencial de 20
DO aiimsnto, eual 90 10 Asimilssion
Qua pasA al raves del tubo tntestna
ain modiaearse = sin ser Ahsorni
bids, una subatansiA en- hns que n
ttene ningun6 dc les propisdansA 81
retivAs J alimentiei2s del soslte d
htgado Dc hasAlao. 81 % diless qu
sl psar6leo % IN Alimsnlo para M
euinas, p0drta pAsarl pero no IN Ill
msuto para el snerpo,
81 tsnAiA AlgunA dudA, progunta
Q Huestro medieOi 81 os eonnrmArA q
10 EeRdAdi J Al esbAlA sSeasuA dc fusl
EAs, dc earns y do aAngrs, os seonss
lara dua SumAis - Emusic 10 Saot
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
Ei Hombre que EstA Regalando una
Fortuna en- Libros.

eVh t00& Wu k=ablVSs
El DR.. K. LaMotte Sage, Presidente del
Institute de Ciencias, est& regalando una
fortuna on ibros. Los envia todo Ell mum
do sin costo alguno 8 Inconvenience para el
que 10 pida, excepto Ia pequeha molestia
que podria ocasionarle al escribir. FL DR..
Sage ha preparado y mandado q imprimir
10 obra mas interesante que trata de Mag
netismo Personal 8 Hipnotismo y como al
canzar 6xito en- Ia vida, que hasta ahora Sc
ha escrito, y contiene las mas practicas 8
interesantes informaciones. Es justamen-
to 10 que todo joven necesita para darle
vigor, empuje y energia en- su primer es-
fuerzo de Ia vida; para hacerlo magnetico,
de manera que pueda veneer cualquier
obstaculo 8 difcultad Y alcanzar el exito.
Es 10 que todo hombre de mediana edad
necesita para hacer amistades y retenerlas,
para hacerse un "leader" en- su comuni-
dad, para inhuenciar y dirigir 10 mente de
sus asociados en- negocios y llegar q la al
tura que desee. Es 10 que todo padre y
madre necesitan para extirpar los malos
genios inclinaciones en- sus nihos; para
fortalecerles sus facultades inentales, GU
rarles de Intermediates Y hacerles hombres
Y mujeres dc conformidad con los planes
dc Dios. Es justamente 10 que todo pas
tor evangelico necesita para mantener fir
me 10 inconstante en- su fe, y para ayudar
& cambiar Ia nente de personas perversas
on morales, honradas y en- todo 10 que sea
eortecto, Re 10 que todo abogado necesita
para ayudarle 6 infuenciar los jurados,
dominar los testigos y presentar hechos de
tal naturaleza que pueda convencer los
oyentes, Is 10 que vos necesitais, no inn
porta quien seals 8 hagais para que podais
alcanzar el exito, ell placer Y la felicidad
que el sablo Creador os ha concedido, 81
no sois afortunados, es porque no conoceis
el poder secreto que gobierna q Ia mente y
pensamientos del hombre. 81 sois afortu.
nados, podr6is alcansar mayor exito adn 81
dominais las fuerzas ocultas que os rodean.
Appended el como tlsar el secreto poder
magico con el cual la Naturaleza os ha
dotado.
El libro del presidente Sage prueba el
que todos nacemos con esta poderosa fuer'
20 sutil y que todo el mundo puede facil.
mente desarrollarla en- casa sin el eonoci
miento de sus amigos mas intimos 8 aso
ciados y que puede ino infuenciar q ls
gente y hacerles realizar sus pensamientoG
ideas sin que 10 aperciban de clio en- Il
mas minimo, Veydaderemsnte es una Suey
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14

intereAes al tlpo coLvenldo dsade el
81 de Ensro de lS9J b .aIA ~ pago, y
q mas las coakas ue eAte pleltJ,
Y hab. end0ae compropaoo exlste
CAusa dc ac0lon contra 10 Secs. .oa
demandAda y preseasAdo declarAcion
lurAda en- arreglo a IN Ley, 10 Core
nv ordsnado 20 hsga ~ clAaclon d liz
Sucesl0n msnciunAua por medic de
edictos en- ei psri0dlc9 LA LEMoCRA
CIA, pur termino de oaArenlA diSs y
una VIE por ssmana; y lVr tAnIu 30
eliza y SO noslfcs q usyed,s, que do no
compArecer 4 c0htssbAr ulcha demsn.
d. d. INTRO do los c.Srsnta oiss, sI de.
mandanse podrA obsener un fAlio & su
favor por Ia suma de C.e-Io velnIe y
slets dollara cuArentA y III csnIAvUs,
sue 1ntsrsaes y costas, seg1I 10 esps
@. hea On II &c nAndR.
Exs.ndtda b,io mi drma On Mana
II, Puerto REQ, noy 43 40 MMzJ DO
lsV6
Pedro J Rivera 2?
SecrttArlU.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14

Syo NNo Oana-El vapor ARKAD1A hArk vaies regulates
Orleans Puerto Rico, ievsndo pasaieros earge
PORTO RICO levando pasaero earga
ad dc madugada do. 10. puso do 70
Este mi6rcoes Febrero
1Abr Isl os.,s usvss Mario Is 20 Asr bril- N 70
do Compania para Nsw YORK
hassa las del die .nte Dc sa So pssaiss On
vAsco svando sosue s.da para oa los pnsrc
10 manana las sguenle eehss por
Este: Tsbro @ g. Abr a5 oe Fsbsro 2 Mario
2 49, Admik hasts les II dol dia asss dc % sslida
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14
En- Ia Corte De DistitQ
DsL UistntO Judiciat d. HamacGo. En-
Ia testanssntarta de AScenci6n Guz-
man y Toro.

AVISO. -Por el preaenae, que D.
ou oublicsrA una yes cAda semaca duran
ts dos meses consecus.vos On el p.rlo
dico LA T EMoCRAoIA, llamo 10 Aten :
ci6n 4 todos los que sean AGREED ,res
ds Ascencton G .zman y Toro, para
que el diA diez de Msyo del Sorrlsn'e
sfo, q las tres de 81 tarde, me prese4'
t.n ,u. reclaim acit mes con los CORES
DOL dlenMs GJmprobaLte', bAIo laFa
m ,nso, en- Ia casa hAbltaciol del que
suscribs, alta en- 10 cal de 10 RAM
BLA, do 10 OiudAd de HamAcao'
Homacao, MArs1 ~ de 1906
ANTONIO LOPEZ
Admlni.irador judicial de los bis'
nes de Ia fcada