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the food than had hoped since, upon entering
town, the boys had discovered that it Easter
Sunday and the shops were closed Our meal, how
ever, seemed feast and we cheerful, being at
last within easy reach of fellow and in
Mashonaand, a region that had been widely ex
plotted by Cecil Rhodes and associates rich in gold
We went into Victoria the next morning, and our
spirits fell OF the eight hundred god-seekers who
had been lured into this fever-stricken country by
the glowing advertisements of the Chartered Com
panv, we found less than two hundred in the town.
Most of the others were in the graveyard. Those
who still alive the most detected collection
of human beings had ever seen, except those at Tu
In the first store entered the proprietor lying
on counter, covered with blanket. WANTED some
pipe tobacco. He pointed attenuated hand to
the place where it kept, but lacked energy to
take the money l placed the coin by his side be-
meath the blanket. In other shops it was the same
The merchants wrapped in blankets, on their
last legs from fever. Everybody said there was
little gold in the country. They told me they had
been deceived, defrauded, robbed of health, and
great many of their friends of life, by the misrepre
sensations of the promoters who were growing
rich from the sale of mining to the British
public.
l determined to get out of this earthly hades
soon as possible, and fixed the time of departure for
the morning of the fourth day after we had reached
Victoria. Meanwhile, Jones and LAWYER had come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-08

NlllS DOUOIilOll SOllllliS WIFI SOlQ from
the surrounding country, stored the
metal until they had enough to return to
Jerusalem with the yellow cargoes that
gave Solomon the glory of great riches
in addition to that of wisdom, and en-
abled him to embellish his temple gorge
o1Sly. Whether or not these crumbling
remnants of masonry that Nimmo and
l gaZed at are really the remains of the
mining headquarters of the children of
Israel, | have no means of knowing, but
| am sure that there was once large
settlement there, and that it was not
built by Zulus. We had already passed
curious excavations which bore signs of
having been dug in remote times for
metal, and we were to pass many more.
But as to the gold in these old workings,
L think the anCientS got it all.
From hill not far from the Zimbabwe
ruins we viewed the Sabi River, deep
stream of clear water flowing between
grassy banks through a beautiful valley,
so studded with graceful trees as to re-
mind us of great orchard But we
knew that these were mapana, or fever
trees, dreaded alike by whites and Kafrs,
and that this charming vale, glistening
with alluring greenness in the sun, was a
valley of death.
And yet there was life here We had
led the donkeys down to the stream to
drink, and were making for the range of
hills again, when our faithful Jack, who
was always in the vanguard of our little
cavalcade, suddenly stopped short and
began to tremble Not more than ten
feet away was the uplifted, slowly NOV
ing head and darting tongue of the
mamba, the most beautiful, the most
venomous, and the boldest serpent in
South Africa. l shot it twice through
the neck. We had to drag it yards from
our path before the donkeys would con-
sent to go on.
We were again getting into region
where big game abounded But we did
not try to shoot any of these animals.
because we knew that we were approach
ing country where all our cartridges
would be needed
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They tell me that what gold there
is in this country is off IN the mountains
to the north, l said to them. you
boys will be all right when we get there,
Wen start at dawn"
Not on your life, " responded Jones
from his blanket. Since leaving johann
nesburg I've enough of the trail to last
lifetime. | am going no farther"
LAWYER spoke to the same effect
NimmO and | tried to convince them
of the folly of remaining in that malaria
ridden hole, but it was no use. We left
them the next morning, and l think they
died, because few of the unfortunates
in Victoria lived through the months
that elapsed before wagons could be
brought through to them from the
Transvaal.
We were on high ground the next day,
and among the mines, if barren rocks
and gravel banks could be called mines
We came upon one digging that had
figured extensively in the advertise
ments. 1t had been worked for a year
and then closed; but the manager had
not yet left, and when we approached
his shack he greeted us with hand eX-
tended, informing us that he was the
only man still in the mountain, and that
it did his heart good to look upon his
kind again. l suppose it did; but we
learned that evening that we were not
his kind. He was laxative about the
mine. He said that the mill had been
set up, chiefly for advertising purposes.
at a cost of about one hundred thousand
dollars, and that, while only forty thou
sand dollars worth of ore had been
taken out of the exhausted pocket, the
company had made money through the
sale of stock. He informed us further
that he had the gold in the form of
bars in his possession, and was waiting
for the dry season to get it down to
johannesburg. We camped near the
mill, and after supper our mining
Trend came around to smoke pipe
with us
You fellows are Americans, | take
1t, ," he remarked after we had all lit
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

WISH Z IL 70 snP1ox Z a 2o6sS, 6 2cf1va a + E
energetic zeal estate man to help take
charge Of the sale end Of our city bust
ness. Good proposition for right party.
No man over So need reply. Address
SEQ, Journal. e+E $.,g{. fG 81
O O O q O. q n .ln a q
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
HELP WANTED-MALE

WHY ARE YOU DISSATISFIED OR OUT OF
work when for small amount you can secure
a desirable position anywhere? Write us for
full particulars about the following and hun
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Estimator for sash and door factory; SIS.
Sash and door foreman; $40.
Lumber bookkeeper for Montana; 800.
BoOkkeeper and stenographer, lumber, Mon
tana; $75.
Lumber bill clerk, city; $T5.
Experienced railroad clerk, out-oftown posi-
ton; SEQ to start; good prospects.
Hotel clerk for North Dakota; $40 and
board.
First-class lumber bookkeeper, Wisconsin,
$50.
Bookheeper, jobbing house. Montana, 500.
Assistant bookkeeper, wholesale, city, $50.
Bill clerk, good rapid penman, $50
Bookkeeper and cashier. retail grocery, $50.
Stenographer for sash and door factory, 500.
Two hrst-class stenographers, Montana; $50.
Rapid stenographer. railroad. city; $50.
Stenographer and assistant bookkeeper, job
btng house, $50.
stenographer, grain and lumber, s. D.. $50.
Stenographer, grain Office, city; S6O
Shipping clerk for manufacturing firm, $50.
Scandinavian grocery delivery clerk eighth
ward: IS to $40 to start.
Experienced furnishing goods salesman, $l2'
Lumber Yard Managers.
Scandinavian manager, n D., $50 to $75.
Manager and grain buyer, s. D.. 500.
German or Irish Catholic, large town in
southern Minnesota; $15.
German second man. good yard. North Dako
ia; chance to take yard inside one year; $50
Manager lively town northern North Dakota
$50.
Second man for retail yard. Iowa; $50.
If you are an experienced lumber man We
can place You anywhere.
General clerk. southern Minn., $50; mee
party at office Monday.
German grocery clerk to take charge o.
department. western Mimi; $50.
German general clerk, North Dakota, 500.
Clerk and bookkeeper, North Dakota, $40.
Manager small town, northern Minn. SEQ.
General store clerk, Wisconsin (good open
ing); 500.
s. 4. horawetz & Co.,
500 Kasota Bldg, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

sALEsMAN-MARINE GASOLINE ENGINES
and special machinery; good salary for
aggressive man; city trade for high
grade color printing house. Salary $50,
$50 week.
Observation-Disclosures manufacturing trans
mission machinery; 81, 0O0-$2,5OO.
Advertising-Capable catalog man to compile
wholesale drug catalog. Salary $780,
$3.50.
Buyer-Linen and bedding. $40 week.
Bookkeepers-Grain firm, office manager
81, ,50O-$1, 100
Capable bookkeeper, familiar with
grain accounts. 5000.
Bookkeeper who has experience in
lumber
Bookkeeper for out.of-town -four mill.
Credit Assstant-For twin city house; sal
AIRY $1,000
Shipping Clerks-One familiar with plumbing
supplies. One familiar with telephone
apparatus and supplies.
Hapgoods, :,
313 Nicollet Av. @'
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

MANY MEN FAIL TO SUCCEED THROUGH
lack of opportunity. We lack the right
men to I'LL many high-grade opportuni-
ties our lists. We have execu-I
tive, clerical. technical and salesman
positions, paying up to $4,000 per year.
which must be filled at once. Write or
call for particulars regarding the above
positions and many others. Offices in
all large cities.
Hapgoods,
313 Nicollet Av.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

wANTED-ENERGETIc SALESMAN no BELL
4 manufactured goods to the retail trade. Ad-
dress I'll, Journal, giving name and expert
cnce.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

,ep9e @ sooS1 o,S o. o ,sqr1o,s, g 2 2
! correct English quickly acquired by our
new method; trial lessons So; books fur
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The Occidental Cores. Seho0l Box "a, 4
Sta. "a, Omaha, Neb. ., Il ! s.4,
o. o e o. % 20 O % % go o o.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN ON MINNESOTA
and other railroads. experience unnecessary;
fremen $100, become engineers and earn SND0
monthly; brakemen $75, become conductors ana
earn $3.50. Positions awaiting strong. COM
petent men; state age; send stamp; name posi-
tion preferred. Address Railway Association
1880 Journal 49,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

sTENoGRAPHER FOR INSURANCE. OFFICE
must be between 25 and So years of age, mar,
ried. we'll grounded in the three RS and able
to furnish frst-class references from former
his duties requiring him to act as assistant
cashier; moderate salary to begin, but good
wrs gSns ase wheEs and
long in present position and where previously
employed; any having had three or foul
positions In as many years need not apply
insurance, experience not necessary. Applica
tions trented conadentially. Address 4SS, Jour
nal. T.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

; NORTHWESTERN SCHOOL FOB STAN
D MERERS. ~ -"
D For the permanent cure Of stammering
D and Suffering and all other forms Of 4
D speech impediments. Formerly 1922 Hen
D nepin .av. Now 1o22 10th av SE. Min
D peapolis MINI. Cono-u Harriet car line.
o N. W.. phone. East A9A J.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
TELEGRAPHY.

Telegraphy.
and railway accounting taught quickly. Rail-
roads are very short of operators and station
agents. and young men completing course
of training at our college are sure of 1mme-
diate and steady employment. We secure
positions for you. Day and evening classes.
catalogue free. Thompson's Railway Insti-
tute. 102 Washington av S. Minneapolis.
WANTED - THOROUGHLY COMPETENT,
all around man in photograph gallery, located
in town Of $500 inhabitants In central
eastern part of South Dakota; must be
thoroughly reliable, sober man of good habits
and a total abstniner; prefer one who can
whether married, whether healthful. and give
particulars as to ability for turning out work,
salary, ETC. Good opportunity for right man.
Address 9412, Journal.
WANTED-cAPABLE statesmen TO BELL
accident and health insurance: salary and com.
mission n nsaa s9p95uasy of ety
seate pays ndsmniS r injury to the
beneficiary and is in every way the most
Heshn Wsodmen g0Asf Iutua @ e Casualty Co.. Eastman
block: . ..- = - -
WANTED-GOoD EXPERIENCED LUNCH
man to take full charge Of a frst.class lunch
business and run the same for what ne can
make: table linen, silverware. steam table,
dishes and kitchen all new; a snap tor q
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dress The College Inn. 45o Robert st, st.
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MAN WANTED In TdE HEAL EoIAIG ouoA'
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1856 Athenaeum building. Chicago: 755
Maryland building. Washington, D. G.
WISH y ii 70 Sms1ox 2 $SoSSHs, 2cf1va E
o energetic Eenl estate man to help take
o charge Of the sale end of city busi-
o ness Good proposition for right party.
No man over So need reply. Address
O SEQ, Journal. .s%E $@gta s,is .r,,
PREPARE. FOR GOOD POSITIONS;
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Sta "a, Omaha, Seb. IL I, Is & ! 81,
O. 9 o lEos g. % @ 80. @ AZ @: !
wANTED-ENERGETIc SALESMAN no Sell
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eRce.
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WANTED As suoMPETEieT GfRE FOR GEN
ssaerai hodsework; small FAMILY: Swedish pfoa
fersed. Call ct 20od 9th ~ 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
NOT|C|AS GENERATES
Asistidos en- 10 SaIa de So
ccrros. Abogados apro.
bados en- Ser. grade.
Mr.. hAMILl A PONCE
Don Ramon B. Lopez e
alcalde de Camuy.-Los
carros electricos.

De hsricss sssusls', de ssrAsssr
leve, tatron ssiatidos su 10 sala de
Seo0rro', Pablo Llsnos. Jo,G Villa,
Joae r msro y Ramon QaiGonss.
Aver aorobaron el tsrser grsdo
10 In eAYrera do Abrgsdo los J6vsr 90
dos J L. Homsro G leo , don TcmEs
Castillo. do Ponce y don Miguel ONE
DO, do San ivan.
Aver ssli6 para Por 90 on ssun
tcs elsia'es, sl scronsl De 10 politfs
iusular Mr., Hamill.
Sc eneuentrs or fsrmn nuestYc
amigo don Ramon B. L5pex. Cele'
hrarsmos su restAblesimisuto.
-Estuvo aver en San Juan y CON
tevensi6 con el GohsrnAdor intsrino,
sl alealde do Camuy don Pedro @.
Amador.
A los oRrros 0 seetrleos 90 les ha
iotado sh1ra con un nusvo le.rsro
sranspsren:e que seHAA sl puntc do
dessino Es IA niatsma m' jor que OIL
que % venia usAudo.
-Hs solieitado 81 admission para
p6stuisr sLss la Corss de- Dissriso &c
cs Tstados Unidos, el ven aboga'
do amigo nuestro, don Alberto Ma fn
1sri6r, Sub seerstArio de 10 Corts
Civil de San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
Cornpah1a poderosa,
Cuarenta rnillones,

Nasva York, DIsismbrs S.-Hoy hA hMho 81 rsgIs'
tro como corporation indr srlal On Trenton NIW Jsr
Ssy una gran somWntA toFmsdA para lA exploitation
de teApquciGs que otorga bisrno de Be- gIca Iobrs
fsrrosarre tslefonoS tssEsItoS, buQuss de sausho
N relies sspssiAlss en- 81 Esiado lbrs del Congo La
Sompanta 0mpisSS nsgoeios Son capital dc sue
rSnIa mllonss dc dollars de los alsS vsnIs saka -
inscritos sublsrlos 10 10 ssmana pi6xmA HAlsn ssS
ingsnisros Am,rIssnoS que van rsuniEss 90 MArsss
olroS sSsusos que les aguardAn o. oil Hn dc smbArsAr
hIsiA sl Congo smpsEar los trsbSios prsiminarss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
La tiple Emma Calve
Sc retira del teatro.

NasVA York, DcisubIs s.~-LA sminsnle eantlIrz
Eum Ca 70 he l'g .dl de lne6E llso ssiA oiadad,
hospsdknaoss 60 sl 'is sssw "a 81 PArQrs Cen
Ral sn "a dspsriamsrIl sunluoso Sc dies cue sels.
bFarA aQai "a maiflmoalo s1n al - Ansrissno nuy
rico cue - Fss rArA Dc Il sesas ysado rsIdIr 60
"a ssslilo ds atsFloF Dc Fansa donds s eonairalrG
sara ella ~ lsatro sapssa al saslWk d1isAmsuls
sn prsSsas = De sas Angn, Ladiva nh4sa ser los
reporters d los Vsrsdsos 9tsrs maasasr On assrslo
81 alubrs dssu pronh % sAua q nsno tiss ga cue =
ooda - vsriaqas - praaaa - o. aomhfss Do ai :.
Vsrsos alllonaFos sas os saast e slpers q 'slaro
ssRoso da la Calt&
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
DESCANSE EN- PAZ

de o. mbats, cSe en- 10 sumhs; gle diA'
dor nj domsdo nj rsndido, peuIAndo
ca 10 faluro y muPiendo On "a cora;
z6n dos idsA'es; oil dc 10 lihertad J el
do la : aaria.
lGrapds y noble eifmolo el dc
aQuel veterAno Isnsillo y fusrts, gus
no 90 doblAhs, que no 90 pArifa y que
% los msyorss soT dlatos EAba 10
fssnte y AdslaBGahA ain miedo 10
planta varoni lGrAnds y noble elem
plo do sonsecusnsis, te pYobidGd, de
valtr sivieoi do esas virtudss Auprs
mas que por fofsuuA 90 rsprc dresn y
90 mulliplisan On sl 6rmino do nutA.
tro smcrl
De Difios y dc i6venss, euf ndo ss.
tres hSbAmos 10 dissirG ds don Melton
Pere.ss, am'g ! nuesiro de todA la vi.
do, SenIfamos orgullo per noGotroS.
por nusstra BArrAr quitAs, que On sus
A0rsstss soIsdRdss products sarseie.
res tan fuGegros voluntades tan g.
clss. No pcdfA 8 ems HIEnos {
psnSAr, nc; psro nos enItni scn sue
asGoS 4 PEI siSIir, y de su exl tor CO
tomAmos uu poso de sQuel hero
ira xible que pareeia dAr q Ice n ds'
suloS y 81 alma ua v'gor indomito on
10 marehS hAsiA Sds'Arts
Todo homsnsie es iusIo si Is rim.
de { IN iusao. Il que BatrapQuitAs
hA Iendido hoy 81 eadlvsr del bsns-
nArilo AueiAn' sl que LA pEAocRA'
oIA enviA Gsu sspu sro, son un lsvs
tribute la msmorlA del hldalRo som
patriots que Iupo scrquialsrIs ell CO.
rino J oil rsspsio dc lee gsnlsu por sGl
taS dos fxeelISs virtrde Is bondsd J
10 vlrilidad.
! r, quissssni Ia psss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
POr O. able
La question japonesa,
Criterios diferentes,

Loudrss, Biesmbrs Los perI6disos rusos Sle
names predie'n proflnda ssrtidumhrs uua pr6xmA
ruptura de hoStdGdss snIrs los EstAdos Undos y sl
Jap6p sAuSA d. las susstonss suScltAdGI s1 CAfor'
mia Eu oposiai6n tale, pr sfAG Ia prsnsA del j..
p6a W mAni6sIts feeha de A mArthN de sSs Asunto
u Iobis todo de las dssAvAsiouss del Presidents Roo
ssvslI, suyos ssiusrzM hGc'n eIpsrar no Arrgo
SmSIcso snIrs dos polsnalss que Nsnsn ApArls de-
de ahorA, motive AlVuno para llsgsr 10 shequs del
suAl solo dsrivaran psriuisoS para ambasy para sl
mupd sntsFo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

AcAt amos do rseibir eata noaioia
luetucsI:
BArranQuitss Die 'embrs O.
ENoCRACIA. San Juan
AnCehs fallesi6 sl aucisno vene, . :
BILE, sl patricia insorruptihle, don
Melton Pereles. BlrrAnQpitaa GAtG do
duelo,
{ CoRREsPoNSAL.
Reeordando 10 limpiA y modesto
bistoris del que bsia & Ii tumba, bisp
sompEendemos, mld!Gndola por 10
nuestrs, 10 triskxs de pueStro pueblo
natal.
Osho amos ContAbamos apsl 90 Al
satallAr ca AndAlusfA la rsvoluei6n de
Ssliembre y dc dec dirss en- Aso 90 o.
triunto de 10 demosrasie. Dssds 0nlou
ass vimoS 4 Psrtlss, tntonssa rohus
10 , vigoroso, luehar On 10 vAnguAr
dia dc los pArtidoI ibsrAles, HAG
snIusiAatA nir gunt mas nIms lsal
lAmpoio.
a'sAldes, los jQsee', 10 guar
diA civil, los Abusts do Pulido y loI
ukMss de Sans, no ltgrAban insimi
dArls pi snti bisr 50 fs en- oil pOrvsnil
de les ideas SHubo q1e SuffiiP Su
IiH6. S9ubo aus t)rs' isA'S Foreeis6
En prslsneiA dc lA imposition tuuc'
guard6 sl sohATde si!etelo de lea 90
lonos que ss rssignGp { 10 sss!Avilud
Ohrero, hisla EADAtos. Araisla
diriVia una shSrapgs, Polfdso, pro
pAgAba aus prinoIp pios con snsTgia Ia
suparAhlG. Como homhrs, % % hc
gar, en- aus nsgosios, era una psrso
niAsssi6n de IL hoprGdsE y del tFAba
lilo. Form6 una ismiia librs O. mo :
busna somo e., Y TAs osho lustro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
NOTAS De |NTERES
Don Eduardo Marin Marien.
Examenes de aboqados.
Una injusticis.
.EN E. MERCADO
..EN E. MERCADO
Dla de fiesta. El comercio
cerrado. - Bale en- el Ca
sino Espanol,

Aver Aprob6 sl Eegundo SHo de
dereeho, oil estimahle iovsu amigo
nusstro, don Eduardo Marin Msr'6u.
Su exkmen fue busno y per 81 msYssi6
pl&ssmss de los asfiores del T 'ihunal
y do aus amigos. TAmh'eu aprob6
con husnss notas oil mtsmo eurso sl
jovsn don jose Msrtfnez D&yIla
A ambcs euvls nos nue,t's fs'ici.
tAsi6n.
Juan Rsyss Hsrn&ndex es un
pohrs hombrs que 90 ha gapado sism
pre- 10 vida revendieudo on 10 pltza
del msreado, psro seqdl II 1 rmes 81
inspector dc Ssnidad stn Carlo la
he prchihido que Sc dediqus d ssta
trabsio alegando que sssA srfe'mr.
sosA que no parese estar iussihsAda.
70 esmhio otros, en- st ndieIones maV
graves do salud 10 lea copeeds fss de-
rsoho. PArsss que quf su& icgsudo
todavia pApsl importsnts In auest'6a
pulftiss, puss Reyes 90 uuionistS
Con motive de ser hoy die do
fiesta espt fiols, oil comercIo hS serra
do sue sstableelmisntos.
-Esta noehs, como 10 anurc amos
dar& an bale oil Casino Esp, Il u do
esta eiudad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
Acorazado japones
cabeza de una eScuadra

rkn nissme-ss bs se.ssfe r3sasa
= ss1r,ssif arfst ssst as s.sa t sltxaa
"a pFstsu o.. smHFrsso- b sf.stt .tt ntra aas
Fsss Ntgta tn-'sss 80 te trtot
mts 49, s.ets-st tt ts.mte trs fraf a.
sssas ~ e. g sss.at4 s.s ,s st-a si
slss : go Etat.su no -
aat z-resttf "a eIt sa sar
Ffaes'sss ssauuras 81 is .a5 tssadts.
tsas - El4t ts ssrra = a-etes. = saaa.tls ss
saaiFo &C. 1nss g. 3 s'nunsrsa .as. a. "a tots g
~ sus utga.nsi ss.Atfol Is aat s s8aa e . e..
iea Fsi -. btrsa e. xssffa q - grade ssf
lssl9 sss tt saEoss q q zasd3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
Interpolation socialista
en- la Carnara francesa.

Paris DlssmbFa, s. -Los ioolA Aisiaa dc la s1tFams
ia2uisrds hAn dsssuVusto hly % IL CGmrA intsF
pslAs6 cue hAhian anunsladr, sobrs los asanios De
karrussos , L. poidsa del Eablassl i.Ansas Cocsl
dsEan psErOsa IL ailuae6u d Fraosa, cue pusds dAr
sAnpo con pllAooass iasraasionass, 81 sl salltn M
laT Abdal Aa1.S apsa 81 uiaslro Dc tszosios sEFaa
isros De Alsmania r mlnalro ds gtlado Mr Pishor,
soassla d asso assAFAaao Qus niugaaa de Its po-
tsasiAs - isaslaFlA lA Assl6a iraEeo sssaa1a cue
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
FL ministro Caballero
al uniSono con Francia.

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

dAderas her oicldades, suxiliando (
los pohraa atAsados dc Z qusl tsrrib's
NAL. En- medic do u constsrr aai6n
p6blisa fund6 lA ioaisdad do AM 'gos
do los Pobrsy, que inici6 sus trabsics 0
dando abrlgos, alimentos y asistsnsia
& los s6lerieos indigsntes.
~omo publ!eists iund6 en- Madrid
10 SRsvisss Hispsno AmsrisAnA.s que
tuvo gran importsneia On su liempo;
tu6 redsstor do los diarios mAtriten-
sss sE Blsn P6blieo,s sLA Discussions
y sLa Dtmocraels;s f.e sorrssponsAl
de vsrios p'ri6disos imports ntes te
L6udrsS, NusvA Yolk y Ii. boa, y Ss-
eribi6 corrsspon dsncias cell hradiai
mAs para &c 'gsnte, , sEl G amor del
Psiis sLA Democraeis1 y ot'os pc.
ri6dicos de Puerto Rico, hssien 10 so