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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-07-24

THE Senate Insurance lnvestlga-
tion Committee adjourned on Thurs
dav afternoon at the call Of the chair.
That means that the taking of evil
dence is about over, apd that, as chair
man Hillery expressed it, the members
can get rest through August. In
other words, it will be September be-
fore there are any more public hear
ings. The last hearing was in the
Chancery Chambers in Newark.
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company had it's inning at the last
day of the session. Frederick Freling-
huysen, president Of the company, was
the first witness, and he practically re-
peated. under Mr.. Corbin's questions,
the testimony the company had given
the Armstrong investigators. MI.
Freylinghuysen said the company was
sixty-one years old. Every policy hold
er had vote, and there was S40O, 00O,-
900 of insurance outstanding. There
had never been any contests for the
election of officers. The directors re-
garded themselves as trustees, sacred
" pledged to protect and advance the
interests Of the policyholders. He told
the methods of business, and remark
ed that in all its history the company
had never lost a cent on any loan it
had made. The Mutual never contri-
buted to campaign funds of any kind,
he said, and in ten years had expended
only S707 for legislative expenses of
counsel in the Western states. No
underwriting was ever done, and the
entire board had to pass on any bonds
before they were purchased. The sal
aries ranged from S25 900 year, given
the president, to small sums paid min
or employees. While the business of
the company increased annually there
were no tremendous gains. The agents
he thought, received moderate COM
missions, much less than those paid
by most of the companies. The losses
were very low, only about 3 per cent.
on the entire amount. They used to
average per cent.
He did not agree with Senator Dry
den and some others who had testified
as to methods of management. When
he was informed that his annual divi-
dent plan was criticised on the ground
that it paid the policyholders too
quick, Mr. Ffennghuysen said it was
better to day dividends annually than
never to pay them at all. He thought
officers should never have any interest
in the purchase or sale of securities,
and chat the violation Of such a plan
should be made criminal.
The rate Of earnings of the Pruden-
tial were given. Bank deposits earned
1.83 per cent. interest net.
A statement of Prudential earnings
last year showed that the real estate
known as home Office property earned
3.12 per cent. on investment; other
real estate in Newark, per cent; real
estate outside the city, per cent,
giving an average net real estate earn
ing of 2.8 per cent. Bank stock in the
Fidelity Trust Company earned 81 per
cent, in the Union National Bank 7.9l
per cent. and the average for bank
stock was g. 3S per cent. Bonds earned
4.4S and mortgages 4.S5 per cent.
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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-07-24

goth, 1906" Against the eranttn :
the permission provided for BY ordf-
nance of The Mayor and Board OF Al
dermen Of the Town OF Morristown.
adopted July Goth, 1906" \ -
A. There shall be no registration
for said election, but the boards 81
election shall procure and use at
register of voters used at the lssf
preceding general election, and no
person shall be entitled to vote whose
name does not appear on said regis-
person before said board and satisfy
said board By afidavlt. that said voter
has acquired the right OF Suffrage IN
the. Town OF Morristown since said
registration was made
Approved and signed July 20th.
w cHABIToN A. REED, Mayor.
CHAs sTu.wErTs JR.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-07-24
EXPERT TESTIMONY on MILK.


/" A Poor Milkman," in a communi
cation to the Banner, takes up the
milk subject, and says among other
things that the Board of Health at.
tempted to make and pass laws gov
lerninga business they were entirely
ignorant of, and that a committee Of
milkmen waited on the Board OF
Health and pointed out the defects,
showing that if such law was car
ried out it would be a great hardship
to most Of the milkmen and interfere
with the rights Of the citizens, and
they have corrected them.
AS the people of the State have con-
fidence in the State Board of Health,
we took up the matter with the Secre-
tary, and the following letter will
show whether the local Board Of
Health was right or not X:
Board of Health
State of New Jersey,
Trenton, July II, 1906.
/. r.. Pierson,
MOrristOwn, N. j.,
Dear Sir: Your letter, and the ac-
campaigning copy of the MOrriStOWn
CHRONICLE, received. The ordinance
which is outlined in the CHRONICLE,
and which Is intended to prevent the
sale OF contaminated milk in your
city, is in entire accord with the best
practice OF the present hour, and the
compromise which it appears has been
forced upon the board detrSctS to a
considerable degree from the value Of
the ordinance as IL was originally
passed. The course of the movement
TO prevent the sale of unWhOleSOme
milk IN MorriStoWn is not unlike that
which has occurred in many other To-
calitieS, and doubtless it will finally
result in victory for the consumer,
and the convenience of the milk deal
erS will not always have greater con-
sideration than the safety of their
customers.
The striking decrease in infant NOR
tally which occurred about the year
1898, and which has continued up to
the present time, has been proven to
be due to the heating Ofithe milk be-
fore 1T Is fed to children, thereby de-
Stroying a large proportion Of the
bacteria which gain entrance into the
milk when it is handled Id a careless
manner, but the heating process has
been found to be far less advantageous
than the supply OF milk which has
not undergone detilements The move
ment In. which your city is engaged Is
therefore in line with the general pro-
gress which is being made throughout
this country and Europe, and has for
its object the substitution Of clean
milk for dirty milk. It
Very respectfully
HENRY MITCHELL,
Secretary.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-07-24

THE Republican Equal Taxation
League are planning whirlwind cam
paign Of the State during August.
The Republican State Committee 50
Ear has taken no interest tn the fall
campaign 80 far as appears on the sur.
face.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-07-24

The mason work on the Wiss garage
lon Pine street Is about completed and
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-07-24

CHAs. sT,u.wET.K, JR.
Town Clerk.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10
THE EMPRESS
OF JAJAN.

The most loved woman in her coun-
try. and one of the most remarkable
women in the world. is the empress
OF japan. Even those who live about
her and see her daily, admit that
they do not know her dislikes or
those things she likes most. So gra-
cious Is the empress. SO appreciatiye
Of what she calls peoples Kindness
so careful lest anyone's feeling should
be hurt in the slightest degree by her
expressed preferences. The empress
was educated according to feudal
ideas and she is skilled In all accom-
plishments betting the wife OF the
emperor. But her majesty strongly
favors the broadness OF the new edu-
cation for women, and from her pri-
vate purse she gives large sums to-
ward the maintainance of woman s
schools and universities.
American women read with interest
and admiration of the active part
taken by the empress in Red Cross
work during the war. and OF how
she spent many hours out of her days
In making bandages. The effect OF
these bandages upon the wounded
soldiers has been of deep interest to
medical and scientific men, for the
soldiers honored by them seemed to
rally under a peculiar mental in
fluence. All other bandages were
destroyed after their first use: those
made by the empress were sterilized
and used again for the simple reason
OF their effect on the recovery of the
soldiers.
The empress used to go personally
10 the hospital many times, and visit
among the wounded. One of the
servants of friend of mine in Toxic.
told her of his inability to speak when
as a wounded soldier he had lain in
an army hospital and had been ad-
dressed by the empress. Though she
was SO wondrously kind and gracious
he been able, he said, he knew no
words sufficiently polite. Then he
added proudly, "The empress could
not speak to everyone, but the SOL
diers are her children"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Trying to avoid work is often the
hardest kind.
Honor thy father and thy mother
If they give you half chance.
About the first step toward re-
forming a man is to catch him in the
act.
Babies have nothing in common
with the silent watches OF the night.
A cold hand-out appeals to the
hungry man more than warm hand
shake.
A pleasing conversationalist is a
person who talks to you about your
self.
Some people climb to the top for
the purpose of looking down on their
neighbors.
Many mans idea of hospitality
Is to bring other men home to din
ner and have his wife cook for them.
II isn't always policy to believe the
man who tells you what he would do
If he were in your place.
And some people are so industri-
Gus that when they haven't anything
to do they proceed to do somebody.
Every time you register a protest
II saves lot OF trouble for the easy
going chaps who have occasion to
follow in you footsteps. Chicago
News.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10
4 METHODIST MINISTER REC
COMMENDS CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY.

We have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy In our home for seven years,
and it has always proved to be a re-
liable remedy. We have found that
II, 1t would do more than the manu-
facturers claim for 1t. 1t is especially
good for Group and whooping cough.
REV. JAMES A. LEWIS,
Pastor Milaca, Mimi, NJ. u. Church.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
sold by all druggists.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10
LINGERING COLD
Withstood Other Treatment But
Quickly Cured by ChamberIain's
COuoh Remedy

Last winter caught a very severe
cold which fingered for weeks" says
J. Urquhart, Of Zephyr. ontario. my
cough was very dry and harsh. The
local dealer recommended Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and guaranteed
II, so I gave It a trial One small
bottle OF it cured me. I believe Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to be the
best 7 have ever used" This remedy
is for sale by all druggists.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10

You will find Il to your interest 20
send your printing of all kinds to
the Leader Office.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29
De SAN GERMAN
Peregrinaci6n a Hormigue.
ros.-Por Ia "Uni6n"'. .Srta
Pfudencia Ramirez
CIRCO EUROPE EO
Compania MARTINEZ Casado.
Abasto de carnes; abusos
que sc cometen.

Marxo e.. Anoche di6 su tercera
function Ia aplsudida comp.nfa de L
Msriioez Cssado, poniendo en- escena
10 msgistral obra Resurrecci6n de Leon
Tolstoy y como pieza final el drama
La F Perdtda
Ell domingo saludamos en- estas
omas & 10 irts'igsnte psisauits, seiio-
rita Prudencla Ramirez Qaifior es, que
adjustments desempefla el cargo de
tsletonista, en- 10 red establecida en-
Msysgusz.
Ell dia a del entrants mes de
Abril, 80 verifcar& una gran peregri-
naci6n de es!a ciudad sl veeino pueblo
de Hormigueros. Millarei de cat6li.
cos se dispo zen, CON tAl motive, vi
sitar ell histo 'icb ssnsuario de 10 mila.
grosa vfrgen, nuestrs s nora del Mon
ssrrat. La rfm"i. partira de aqui &
lss cicco de Ia ma mana, acompafIan.
dola una buens banda de m1sica y 10
parroquia CON 81 cruz alta y ciriales,
rgresando o por 10 tarde. La Compsfifa
del tsrrosarril dispondra eie dfa tire
mes espectales, con gran rsb,ia dc
precios.
Hoy han circulado grandes vo.
lantss anuncisndo 10 prtxima lleg ada
del Circo KurOpeo. con su fam )ss co.
lecci5n de 6eras, entire las que figura
sl Q efante Columbia.
Dlst6nese Ia javantud unto ista
ainiciar uu sctlvo mo vlmlento de pro.
psg anda, gus le asegure 10 victoria en-
la pr6xima campshs electoral. Eo
brsve se eligira Ia nueva iunta que ha
do entenderse con los trsbsi JOS eleccio.
nSrlos, y sera acmbfado un comite de
propaganda ccmpussto de ounce in
teligsnses i6venes de nusst-a buena So
ciedad, fgurando entire elos dignfsi.
mos obreros. Las maias campesinas
niue ltranse, 60 su msyorl', parsida-
rias de los h,rmosos princi pios que
sustenta Ia Unidn Pasrt rriqusaa, y
contrlbuirA1 cen sus votos el 6 de No.
viembre, para que 10 bsndera do 10
Union sea enarbolada y h1te para
siempre en- estaa Tomas. gallarda y
trluufants. lAdelante, juventud san.
germefa, trAbsi,d llenos dc fs que
los que luchaa por las buenss cAusas
salen sIempre vlctoriosoI!
-En nueHtra cr6nica vsnidera,
hsblaremos claro sob.e loS abusos
que 90 esta1 i cometiendo por los sefo
res que presentau proposiciones para
el sbssto de carnes frescas. Mien.
tfas tArto, llamamoz Is atenci6n del
senor Alcalde.
CORRESPONS AL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29
0TRAS NOT|C|AS
El ernato { hygiene en- Aqua
dilla.-Juicio transfsrido.
Condemns sxtinguidas.
UNA ORDENANzA
UNA ORDENANZA
Cublcaci6n de habitaciones
pequenas. .-Edifcio para
escuelas en- Arroyo

Nos ipformsn dc Aguadilla que
% lsmeptab,s el sstado de ahsndono
que exlste On aquella poblaei6n en- los
ramos do ornate { hygiene, 30 hsca
& 10 administraci6n por
el POGO cello en- las nscssidadss dc
aqusl veeindario.
-Ha sido trsn.isrido 81 iuicio que
dsbi6 verse hoy mira Jssts Perez =
otros, per sgresi6n.
Hoy exinguieron sus condemns
On 10 cGrcsl municipal los presses jose
Norris y Nicolas Dkvila.
IA estks & pune de, tsrminarss
81 trabsio de- eubicaci6n de- ksbita.
clones peQuehas, que viene hacisndo
sl departamento local do Sanidad.
Nuehas dc diehas habitaciones, si no
son arregladas por sus dusaos, serkn
elausuradas por orden dc disho dc.
partamsnto.
EN- Arroyo % conatrnirA Nm gran
sditicio para sscusla. A ess I'm ha 30.
licitsdo 10 Junta Eseolar do dieho
pueblo I'm sr6dito de s2l.o00.
Con fssha 10 dc Abril ps6ximo,
ossar& on su dsstino do Sub sesrstario
int9rprete do 10 Corts do distrito do
San Juan don Isidoro Dslgado, nom.
brAndoss para subrir ssa plasa & don
Susauo Booansgrs. s4
Sc assgura que sl prsso Rafssl
Brsnss, eondsnado 4 prisi6n mayor
por honicidio y que suire sondsna on
10 eGresl de Gusyama ssr& trasladado
81 Preside.
-En brsve SO publieari una ords-
nanxa mas amplia, regulando 10 fa.
bricsel6n del pan. De este articulo 90
han tornado hoy variss musstras por
81 depArtsmsnto local de SAnidsd pa.
ra 90 anklisis.
Fueron dsnunciados por ipfrac.
clones do rentas internas, vsrios CO.
msrciantes de Ususdo y Aguas Bue.
nas.
-Ha sido rombrado submarshM
de 10 nueva Corts civil do San Juan,
nuessro amigo y eorreligionario don
jose Dolores Flentes, OK empleado do
10 C&mara.
e sefi1f don Francisco LopsE,
del D ,rado, .e servir& corrsspohdsr &
nuestras cartas en- el termino dc diez
dfas, despues del cual, & ia do que 20
entere, 10 las dirigIremos On este
misma secc!6n y en letras de molde. 3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29
PU[RTA De TERRA

Nos info.man de Puerta do TERRA
que 90 mueve allf cierto inspector en-
ssntldo po'f'lco, hacienda proparan-
das de msla 'ey entire zspltsros, tala.
bartsros, teoderos, etc., 4 los cualss
amensza de hsoerles psgar no "a que
ca dc contribution, sino 90 adlian
en- el partido republieano.
81 e. I spector de elecsores este
seh r, esta en- car&cter; psro si es
Inspector de otro genero y empleado
municipal. esta paaAdo de votar. .....
por ell ieiior A'calde,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29
CURAC|ON AS0MBROSA A
REALIZADA PoR Ell PRoDIGIoSo IRA
TAMIENTo BIoPATIoo DEL sENoR
F. VIRELLA URIBE.

Santurce, P, r Marco de l, 906
MI estimado senior Virella Urib.
CuidsdoIAmente observe el trAtamien
to que con fecha q del pAsado ms
prescribio ust,d. Fl rssullsGo ha aldo
aSomhroso; hA supsrado con mucho &
mis- espsranzAs, que ersn g andes.
MI satisfaction, pues, eI inmsnsA.
Al mismo tiempo /, f3lisito calu.
por el exlto obtenido.
Y recibA el sentimisnto do mi mas
prof linda y etsrna gtatltud, y t9nga
me por au mas aftm1. amigo ys,a.
CRUZ FEREz EsCoBAR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29
PUNTO Y APARTE
EI nuevs dscorado del Tea.
tro. I'm bosque. supri-
mida Ia garita del diablo
EN- Ell CINEMATOGRAFO
Largas peliculas. La mara.
villosa lampara de Aladino.
Un emplumamiento.

A Ia Garita del Diablo, ssgdn las
er6nicas. 80 10 di6 una de cal, y spa.
recerA un gran bosqus en- el desorado
del Teatro. Lo del bosque me partcs
meior, mss on armonia con el santo;
aif, cada vez que % escape un gallo, no
ha do faltarls bosqus donde correr, nj
rama donde posarae.
Antenoche presenc 8 en- sl sLowan-
des e donde acudo sin reclAmo-dos
largas peliculas Q ma -discursos On el
Atsneo; Una, el emplumamiento dc ua
hombrs que ng.iia diez muieres-un
dscigrame -preelsando, por no decir
polfgamo. Sc dssnu 10 oil individuo,
10 10 embres, y seguido 90 ls riegsn
pequefas plumas por TODD sl euerpo,
ssliendo do alli un diabO emplumado.
L. diabla 90 la muier del Norts.
Aquf hlxo faltA el eyplumamients
para ciertos polfsic0s Organic sdores
do turbss; y serfa tamhI6n una buena
medida para muchos poetas y e,crlto.
res implumss que dessndan por eat.
bosque secular dc 10 literature borin.
cana.
Az emplumarfan.
La seginda pelfcula fus la Tampa
ra maravillosa de Aladino, por medic
dc 10 cual-segdu el elnemat6grafo, =
pasan los de Cain unas cuantas j6ve
mes bien parecidas.
Tsngsn mucho cuidado las mu-
chaehas que van al Cinem st6grafo
con 10 l&mpora dc Aladino.
Y NADIA mas por b oy,que 30 me hs
apsgado 10 lAmpars..
EI hombre que ris
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29

tremes en- 10 sala de actos dc 10 So
ciedad do Gsografia de Francia. El
espectAculo al que anoche nos fue
dable asistir nos reconfort6, compen.
s&ndonos del ,mal ratio paaado entire
las horcas caudinas dc los mascaronss
oalleieros.
Celsbrkbass sin gran pompa con
recogimieuto absolute, cast rsligioso,
la fiesta jubilsr de I'M hombre sobrs-
saliente, pero que sdo valisndo tanto,
apenas Of es es conocido ror algunas
docenas de personals doctss on 81
mundo latino. Era el quincus usgesimo
aniversarlo do 10 entradA del gran f.
l6sofo y sscritor portuguss Te6flo
Braga On 10 literaturs.
Iniciada 10 f ,sta por 10 soeisdad
parisienss dc estudios portuguese, dc
10 cual 90 alma J cusrpo & 10 vez sl
notable publicista Xavier de Carva'ho,
alli 90 veian reunidos para tributar
un iusto homensie de admiration al
sabio professor de litsratura de Lis.
boa, los mas coospicuos reprentantes
de las Ii trss feaucesas, iuntamente con
el comi'6 portugues que hAbfa inicia-
do la fiesta. Aunqus se trataba casi
de un desconocldo para 10 inmensa
msyorfs de los asistentes, 10 sala SO
ller6 por complete en- el momsnto de
empezar el Iacto, lFueron elf para
DIR los iustos elogios dsdicados & Te6.
fIo Brags, al polfgrafo ejemplsr hon
ra de las letras portuguesas y de 10
alosofis contemporaries, 6 bien para
deleitarse con Ia exquisite slocuci6n
del presidenie de b nor do 10 mesa
M. Anatole France, el exlmio & Illus
tire pensador y literato que es hoy el
gsnio mas ex,elso que brilla en- Ia II.
terutura fcauceIa? Diifsil seria dscir.
o. porque 20 mlsmo, conociendo del
antique los valiosos tftulos de Te6dlo
Braga q 10 admiration del mundo,
puede que no habrfa lido q squslla fei'
to sino hubiese habldo el para mi
tsnsador aliciente de DIR un discurso
del gran maestro de las lstras fran
cesas.
No Quiaro ert 'etsnerms en- hscer
oil elogio de 10 orsci6n de Anatole
France Yo creo que cusndo Sc habla
do este essritor y orador exceptional,
TODD enc 'mio % superb 10; CON decir
que ha h,blado Anstole France, esta
dich1 do. Todo sdiatlvo resultarfa
una verladerA & irGdl redundancls.
En- realidAd Te6hlo Bragg no podfa
tsner msj VI pAuegirista gus el esplSu-
dido eusor dol Urais y del Lirio Rojo
Ua ganio compe penesrGndose con otro
genio. 20 8 m 'ior apoteosis para ell
emlnents aut)r de la Historic de la Ii
terat,tra en- Portugal, para!el poeta ir.
signe del Romancsro de 81 pAtriA?
La fiesta concluy6 demssiado
prontc, y 20 salf de ella dsplorando
con toda el almA una Omission: Espa-
ns, la hsrmAns mayor do Portugal,
que conocs de csrca y admira & Ts6fi
10 Braga, no tue invltada para b. \.
blar On esa session augusta dedicada
al genio de una lsngus gemela. Fu6
una omission iniusta contra la cual
tristemente protesto.
A. vinardeII Roig,
Faris, Febrero do 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29

Brdgq. e2
Eatamos On pleno Carnaval.' En-
esta epoca los centros de circulation
80 hacsn intrsnsitables 49,. { insopor.
tables. Por todas parties y de todas
parties OF asaltan q traici6n inhnidad
de gentes extra % dc toda edad y de
todo aexo que sin el menor aviso os
apsbullan, os dicsn eualquisr tonte'
RI. [generalm snte do NAL gusto] OF
llenan el rostro de millAres de confetti
de esos inso.sntss cofstS que constitu-
yen 10 mas antigeaeiosa y clertsmente
10 mas inc6moda do todss les noveda.
dss introducidas en- satoa dltinos item.
pos en- el Carnaval, con la necia pre-
tension do darle nueva vida y on.
carto.
Pero hagase 10 que 90 quiera pa
ra remr carlo, 10 vsrdad % que Ia feS.
ia estdp pida y calleiera del Carnesto'
lendas esta dande les i'timas boquea
das. Va no t.enen los atrsctivos de
otros tiemoos. Sc 10 considsra como
elm plemsrt, absurda, como tintos
otros usos de 62ocas preteritss, y no
vivs "a sino de la bsdulsquerfa dc Ia
gente domir G lera y deiocupAda que
siempre es numerosa en- les grandeI
pob,sciones ccm3 Paris, donde sin
embargo las familias seriAs 20 retrGen
para no verse ca contact con les ade
ieiios que pululan por las cslls,, res
tos ipfJrmas, rldfculos y groseros
de las antigaas elegantss mA,caras
obieto dc gsneral regociio d. nuestros
antepasados.
Fl carnaval Sc mpers de puro vie
10 y envue.to en- el rldfculo. En- Ve
necia "a cssi no exlste, con todo y ser
allf donde goz6 ansiguamente do ma
yor esplendor.
Ea Mia, los g.andss esfasrzos de
los comsrclantes y 10 presencla dc las
mas renombradas hstiiras ID conser-
van todavfa cierto carkctsr tfplco,
porque esto atrae & muehs gente adj
nerada que, para darse tono, 90 deja
espulgsr tontam snte los bolsillos con
tel de que 10 fama voclnglera procla-
me ciertss mundanas prodigalidades.
En Pa IL, el director del teatro do la
Gran 0 Jera ha susprimidn, hacs 70
cuatro 8 cino0 amos, aus tradieionales
ballss do mSrcaras, que h,bfan dege'
nsrado en- estos d'timos tiempos en-
verdaderas bacanalss, & lss ouales no
podfa concurrlr niDgunA familla de
cente sin ex xponerse q los mas OF 'e1cio.
sos desafueros.
Blsnvenido sea el dfa en- que todas
esas moiigapgss tan molestks como
sn.iest tloAs desapSrez,an de los pue
bios civIlizades. El carnavRl es una
caricAtara de IL sociedad, on 10 que
esta tiens de mas hip5crita. Hay que
ridiculiz arlo y dssterrarlo de nuestras
costumhrss J crear, para reemplszlr.
10, diversiones mas honradamente
hermosaJ y mas utllitarias. MlentraA
al pueblo sgsn gusta adole esas fri
volidAdes, mas di6;ilmente sabr& %
lir de las garrss del tlrano que le
oprime y del ex olotador que ls epgA.
d S"..u
-
Pero olvidemoa el Csrnaval que
hulle y rife en- los bulevArsI, J psne.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29
NJ. FUNALlET F0URN|ER

Tlene el guato de ofrecer lus ira
bsioI de fotograffA en- botones, altie'
res, yuntas, sortijas y marcas de to-
dos tsmafos hscho por una dc las
prirc'pAlss casAs d. 10 America del
Norte.
1mla. Central AgGirre, Z. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29

Psro olvidemoa el Csrnaval que
bulle y rife en- los bulevArsI, J psne.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29
SECc|ON De RECLIM0S '''

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~ En- esta seec'6n noI dirigire
mos & todss las personaG sin exsep
tuAr & nadie, que tiensn aSunios pen
dientes con La DEMoCRAcIA y no
contestan & las rec 'amactonss por co.
rreo.
Empessrem el ID 1es dos de Abril
81 on precise.