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Evening journal., 1907-07-15
JEROME TRAVERS
CHAMPION
Young Golfer Of MOntClaiT
Defeated Archie Graham
For National HOnOrS

CLEVELAND. July 15-Playing the
same unbeatable golf that has char
acterized lis play since the beginning
OF the tournament. Jerome *. Travers'
the ls-year-old golfer OF Montclair ~
j. Saturday won the national amateur
golf championship from Archie Graz
ham. of the North Jersey Club Traver4
won decisive victory, 6 up, TO play
FIe was two up at The end OF the
morning round of is holes. and gradu-
ally increased his lead. The end came
al the thlrty-nrst hole. when Travors
after dropping a 175-yard midiron shot
ten yards from the cup, ran the bal
in the next shot to within less than
q foot OF It's goal and holed the LITTLE
pellet after Graham had narrowly
missed "a long putt that would have
prolonged the game.
Travis medal score for the Is holes
piav ina the morning was 75; for uW
first nine holes of the afternoon play
s6. ana be was under bogey on the last
four holes played. Graham took l'
in the morning. 8S for the first nin'
holes IN the afternoon and was onS
over bogcy on the last four holes.
Mr. Travers won the Wilmington
Cup. the principal prize, at the annual
invitation tournament of tho Whining
ton Country club, June 1916. In tho
final round on Saturday June TO- ne
defeated a. w. Tininghast, of Phila-
deiphia. bn and 8 20 play. Traver'
niso won the qualifying round of the
tournament on June 10 and was award
ed a gold medal
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
FOUR DAYS MEET
AT POINT BREEZE

There VIII be a busy time at the
Point Breeze track this week as there
will be four days meeting aggregating
$65OO purses. There will be classes for
the trotters and PAGERS end additional
races for the runners. The program
is arranged as follows:
Tuesday, July 10.
2.2S Class, trot S4OO; 2.19 Glass. trot.
$500; 213 Glass, pace, $500; 1-2 mile and
repeat running, 500; 2 1-4-mile
steeplechase, 500.
Wednesday, July II.
2.25 Glass. pace, $500; 211 Glass, .trot,
S4OOi 2.17 Class, pace, SiO0; free-for-all,
trot or pace. $500; 1-2 mile and repeat,
running, 500; one-mile dash, running,
$780,
Thursday, July IS.
PIG Glass, trot, S400; 219 Glass. pace.
S4OO; 2.OS Glass, trot and pace. s4OO:
2.21 Glass. trot, S4O0; half mile and re-
peat, running 500; one-mile dash,
running. 500.
Friday, July 10.
2.22 Glass. pace, $500; 215 Class.
pace. $4OO; 2.14 Glass. trct. s4OO: half
mile and repeat, running, 500; 2 IA
mile steeplechase, 800.
Proprietor Hugh McAnany has ar
ranged everything convenient for the
entertainment Of the public, and 1t
should be safe to predict that this viii
be one Of the greatest meetings held
in this city for a long time.
The track has been put in fine shape
and fast time is predicted. Frank
Walker, the famous starter, has been
engaged to give the word. which Is
evidence that the races will be started
promptly and no long scoring delays
viii be allowed. The horses will be
shipped from Point Breeze to this city,
which viii be the beginning of the
Southern circuit.
Entries for the purse races close at
IL o'clock tonight.
Jim Bayard is entered In the Point
Breeze races this week.
Dick Greenfield will drive Mary Lee
in the grand circuit races
No more matinee races until August
g..
1t is probable that Jim Bayard will
be entered in a faster class at the next
race
Donmore and Little Lady are still in
the stables. Both horses are said to
be coming around all right.
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
POWDER MAKERS,3
WILMINGTON, a

There was battle royal beyond the
bridge on Saturday afternoon when the
dupont Powder Makers" and Eddie
Fahey's X-wnmington team fought for
fourteen innings for supremacy of the
diamond. the KS winning by the narrow
margin Of 4 to 3.
There was considerable wrangling
throughout the game the bone of con-
tention being the work of Mr.. Starr, who
ofhciated as umpire. His rulings were
particularly Objectionable to the dupont
players and thoy threatened to leave the
field If he was not removed "Starrie" was
finally discontinued" ana was succeeded
by Kenney and Clark.
The Hoch brothers formed X-Wilming-
toms battery and featured the game by
their work "Wild Bill" Crouch was on
the firing line for the Powder Makers
and put up a good game. The score:
IrtpnNTT
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
KIRK PLAYED
STARTLING BALL

LANCASTER. July BIN marked con-
trast to the game Of Friday. was that
played at Rosemere Saturday when the
Red Roses downed Wilmington by a score
OF 3fo /. Barthold. an ex-Iancaster player
was pitted against Emerson and both
worked finely although the Red Rose
artist displayed the better ability. He all
lowed but three safeties TO the visitors
all Of which were made in the last four
innings.
Barthold apparently had IL in for his
old team mates and he gave them all the
trouble that they could handle. But two
Of his three free passes figured in the
Roses run column. Both teams iielded
brilliantly, shortstop Kirk carrying on
the honors OF the afternoon. His work at
times was marvellous and he fairly daz-
zled the spectators with some Of his
stunts. The score:
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
RlvervieM Won Another.

on the Riverview grounds on Satur-
day afternoon the Riverview team de-
feated the Wilmington A. A. by the
score of twelve 10 one. on next Satur-
day Riverview will play the Brooklyn
A. c. and some fast work is expected
The score OF Saturday follows:
Riverview - 21 % x-12 10 ?
w. A. A. 20 90 90 O-1 S
Batteries. Riverview. Halter and
Hickey; Wilmington A. A., sheppard
and Hallivick
Struck out by Halter, p; by Shep-
pard, 2. Base on balls of Sheppard, /.
Two base hit. Hallivick Earned runs,
Riverview 2. Umpire Frank Barney.
Time Of game hour and forty minutes
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
connellp Made Trlnle Plau.

Hod carriers and carpenters IN the
employ of William IA. Carpenter play
ed a game of BAH on the grounds OF
the Browntown Club on Saturday
afternoon. the result being that the
carpenters Won 10y a score Of % 10 ~.
irhe feature of the game was the triple
play made by Mr. Connolly who played
on the hod carriers team. Mr. Con-
nelly made the play unassisted
The batteries were. Ryan and Daney
Tor the carpenters. and Brady and
Lynch FOR the hod carriers. James
j. Mackay. the well-known comedian.
was umpire. Pitcher Bray said il the
other players had supported him as
well as did Mr. Connolly that the car
penters would have been shut out
The Aicedo defeated Newport, to
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
AMATEIIR RAsERAII

The Phlladelphia aud Roadlng defeated
the Hilles and Jones shop team by the
score OF % 20 IS.
The St. Thomas Cadets defeated the
p r. r. clerks by the score Of l6 10 9.
The Riveriew defeated The Wilmington
A. A. hy the score of u 70 T.
Franklin College won from Rose ITin
A. A. by the score of 9 TO Z.
The South side on Saturday defeated
Elsmere. 10 to /.
Evening journal., 1907-07-15

dupont ...O2OOOO1OOO0OoO-a
x-wilmington .OOO2OOO1OOOOO1-l
Two-base hit. Smith; stolen bases,
Broad. AIcKenney, Harrington, Smith, T.
McDonough. Lucas, Rainey, Prentiss,
Garrett. TIerney; sacrifice hits, Garrett,
Mckinney. r. McDonough; double plays,
Prentlss to Bacon; Bacon TO Garrett;
bases on balls. of Hoch, I; Off Crouch, 2;
struck out. by Hoch, 10; by Crouch, lO;
hit by pitcher, Tierney T. McDonough,
Prentiss. Harrington; left on bases, du-
Pont Q: X-Wrmmgton. s; wild pitches.
IIoch. Crouch; time Of game, 3l5; umpires
Starr. Konney, Clark
Evening journal., 1907-07-15

The $50 trot at Belmont was stepped
thirty seconds faster than the class time.
Pan Michael 203is. ac the pace and 2.li
at the trot. will soon be sh pped 10 Russia,
where he will head the stud Of a rich Rus
sian nohleman.
Another ex-half mile track trotter.
Wilkes Heart. is 10 be camraigned n
the grand c4rcuLk He Ia in The $1,000
events at both Hartford and Syracuse.
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
DU POINT TROPHY
WON BY SHELLEY

At the Wawaset Gun Club grounds
Saturday afternoon several shoots
were held, and good scores were made.
In the handicap shoot for the dupont
trophy Skely, who was scratch, won
by breaking a string of 25. The scores
follow.
Evening journal., 1907-07-15

Don't Fail to See the Unsurpassed
inuminatlons in Philadelphia on We'd
ncsday. July 17th- =0n this date the
Wilson Line viii run late boat, leaving
Philadelphia at $50 p. m. Excursion
15ct
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
PULLMAN LOST
TO NEW CASTLE

New Castle walloped the Pullman
team on Saturday at New Castle by
a score of TO /. Rennie was invinci-
he and the Palace Car men could do
notnfrq With his curves, The score:
NE\X- CASTLE A. A.
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
WILMINGTON.
idls ..tss sss sssss- 30
'Hara out hunted third strike.
SCORE by INNINGS.

Lancaster o. o.. q. ........O . 90 o o X-S
wilmington ..... 90. 40 OOOO o o.
Earned runs, Lancaster, /; Wilmington,
I: two-base hit, Grady; base on errors
Lancaster. ]; Wilmington, .; stolen bases,
Oden. Arndt; left on base, Lancaster 3;
wilmington, 4; struck out, by Emerson, 3;
bases on balls Off Emerson 4; off Bar
thold. 81 umpire, Corners. Time 13).
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
YEsTERpAY's eAMEs.

Chicago, 8; Washington, 1.
Washington, 8; Chicago. 3.
SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
Athletics at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit
New York at Chicago.
Boston at ST. Louis.
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
-----.--1-,l..-C.---l--c-

waverly A. c. defeated the American
A. c. by the score OF to 1 In seven
inning contest at South Side Park.
Ford's morocco team had rather an
easy time with Central A. c. defeating
them by the score OF Is to ?.
In a well-played game st. Paurs de-
feated the Linwood A. c. by the score Of
6 to 3
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.
National League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
No games played.
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
Evening journal., 1907-07-15

The scores in the handicap shoot for
the silver fob at 25 targets were as fol-
lows:
Skelly ..... ..............22
Melchoir .......... .............1S
bail .....-.s.....ss.s.. ssss.ssss..l
Huber ..........s.... 80. '--. ...... rs
Mlnner .................. ...s.. ..... ~
David .................. ..-.........l9
Jones ..s..ss... s.s...... .lo
The total scores during the day fol-
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
rRI. STATE STANDING

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
No games played.
SCHEDULED FOR TO- DAY
Williamsport at Johnstown.
Harrisburg at Altoona.
Trenton at Lancaster.
Evening journal., 1907-07-15

The Aicedo defeated Newport to-
Evening journal., 1907-07-15

WATCH FOR THE DOLLAR.
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
Two out Whth MAAAhAtA- A"At "N-H
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Totals -. ..',., -. i. II - ..,o,oa ~
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-02
FOREST FIRES NOW
 RAGING IN MOUNTAINS
Report Comes That Huachuca Reservation Is Scene of
 Fierce Blaze.

Word reached the city last evening to the effect that big forest fire was raging in the Huachnca mountain for est reserve. and that 1t seemed to be gaining headway in spite of the ener- getic measures which had been taken to stop it's progress. It has been rag ing since Saturday, and up 10 the pres ent time a large area of valuable tim Der has been destroyed.
 The fire broke out on Saturday at the head of Montezuma and Ash can yons. and spread rapidly. being famed
 by heavy wind which was blowing at the time. The forest reserve em- ployes at once took measures to cheek the fire, but could not make any i'm
 precision against the wind. At this time about ten men were pressed into service from the various prospecting camps, and a renewed effort made. but up to last night thls effort had been unarailing
 Unless the present force is able to check the fire. this morning a call fol assistance will be sent to Fort Hua chuca. asking that troops be dispatch | ed Co the scene to reinforce those now
 battling to save the valuable timber.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-02
BROOKS BOUND OVER ID HE
 GRAND JURY
Preliminary Hearing In Case Results In Holding of De- fendant-Bond Placed at $500 and Is Furnished.

The preliminary hearing in the case of the Territory versus Robert Brooks on a charge of assault and battery, was held yesterday afternoon at l o'clock in the office of Justice Hogan. and as a result the defendant was bound over to await the action of the grand jury in the sum of $500. He furnished bonds and was released from custody.
 The main witnesses were G. O. Schaecker. on whom the assault and battery are alleged to have been committed, and NJ. J. Brown, in whose office the fracas occurred, and who arrived on the scene while the two men were still engaged in the bloody fight.
 According to the evidence introduc- ed at the preliminary hearing, the story seems to be as follows:
 There had been trouble oyer the matter of the Brooks Consolidated Copper Company. the defendant who had been general manager having been removed at the last annual meet | ing of the stockholders of the cor poration. Broks seems to have l brooded over the trouble and after I the stockholders, finally asked for aI interview with Schaecker, who is the | secretary of the company. It seems the meeting was arranged by Brown and the next he knew of the mater was when he returned to his office to be present at the meeting and found the two men struggling on the floor, Brooks being underneath Schneider and holding an open pock ct knife in his hand, while the othel was holding him down, and bleeding lprofusely from three wounds about his head
 Brown, it was testified, disarmee Brooks: Schaecker went to see a phy sician, and Brooks went to Justice Hogan's court where he gave him self up
 After hearing the evidence in thu
 case Justice Hogan stated that it ap peared to him that there was caus'
 to believe the defendant guilty Of th' offense charged and for that reasoI
 bound him over.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-02

"Bearinq" the Sausage Market.-If the activity of the dog catcher con tinues there is sure to be depression in sausage quotations, as the market is in danger of being overloaded. Thirty "bow-wows" of all sizes
 shapes and shades, from a pocket sized edition of the Chihuahua breed to a great cur of the dimensions of a mastiff, will be executed Monday These dogs will be put to death by the city. being officially declared va. grants. Many others were picked up today. They are held three or four days before being shot, so as to give owners a chance to rescue them Douglas InternatiOnal-Americ
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-02
MT. and Mrs. Henry Reeds saby

Mir. and Mrs- Henry Reeds Baby Dead--The seven months old daUgh- ter of Mir and Mrs. Henry Reed died early this morning. She had not been well for the past two days but was not thought to be at all iIl last night and when Mir. and Mrs. Reed awoke this morning they found the little one dead It is thought she died of con vulsions during the night while they slept The funeral will take place to- morrow afternoon from the home Douglas standardization.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-02

Shampooing and scalp treatment at Mrs. Rich's Hairdresslng and Millin- cry PaFlors. 164
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08

las jugadas a 10 prohibido. Sc han
prese ntado varias denuncias por
ese delito. Tambien hemos visto
d estos inspeccionando los corrales
y letrinas con objeto de- poder
observar 81 Sc cunplian las reglas
sanitarias.
La Linea Ferrea del Oeste
continla con su se1vicio pksimo.
Raro es el dia que no tienen que
sufrir algGn trastorno los que por
ella viajan.
tHasta cuando hen1os de es-
tar sufriendo tanta informalidad!
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

baas ueron deshacerse pared del coedor dee
vic savo pue mas de aquea epada que ronaba
tan errbes golpes lie quedaba a1n psoa cargada.
Mouy dudo nstane deba hur al apoSeno del seno
Aencon acababa de abrSe debfa ntenar
r del Louvre Sc decide por Iltmo prOsgu6 nterum
pda carrera bao ez escaone de ao lego puerta
nuncio el santo sena Sc anzo grtando:
lid ala ariba que matan por Cuenta del rey!
provechandose de sopesa que haba causado e
DO guarda pabras los poeazos omo las de vadiego
Este e que Catalina deenfa captain de
guardias, diciendole:
-Quedaos aqu yo msma ire yer 10 que pass.
-Pero sehora respondo captain, peigro que estas
puesta obliga seguros.
-Quedaos caballero dijo Catalina mas mpeross
rosa que la espada humana.
FL captain SCI qued6
Enonces Catalina tom6 ampaa met6 dnudos pies
en- nas hinea ercopeo sa6 de cuaro ncamno por
e corredor adn de humo vanz6 fra impasbe
sombra haca la habitaci6n del rey de Navarro
Todo habia vueo quedar slencio.
Catalina lego la puera de entrada aspuso dntel al
prtnero que vic fue Orthon que estaba desmayado.
All do he aqui lacayo mas adeante sin duds
contraremos al amo.
anque6 la segunda puerta.
ALI sus pies ropezaron cadaver cerC6 ampara
csdver del guard cbeza haba sldo herda que saba
compeamente muerto.
Tres pasos mas ala va al nien herido de balazo
exhalanoo el Iltimo susplro.
Fnalmente deante de haba homb rostro
pdo como de la mue desangrandose por dobe herda
que lie atravesaba cueo que orciendo padss
trataba de levantarse
Este hombre era Maurevel.
Tn etremecmieno pas6 por las de Catalina vic le
cho vaco miro arededor de habcou busc6 entire
aouelos tres hombres e cadaver que ella esperaba
Maureve reconoci6 Catalina ojos dataton horrible
ene end6 hacia ella los brazo gesto de deepscon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08

evacuaciones que causan, producer ell
rapido aniquilamiento de los enfermos.
FL doctor Parsons, un distinguido
especialista de la Ciudad de Mexico,
dice a este respecto: "Refriendome al
valor gerrnicida de la Creosota, Guam
10 Sc lie administra q enfermos tuber-
culosoz incorporate a preparedness
de Aceite de Higado de Bacalao, de-
clar6: que los experimentos qufmicos
y observation cuidadosa de un grau
n1mero de casos, han demostrado que
cualquiera que sean los resultados be-
nefcos que Jos enfermos puedan reci-
bir el uso ~ la Creosota y otras sus-
tancias irriiantes de estos resultados,
nulifcan los efectos perniciosos que
ejercen tales drogas en- el est6mago.
Es un hecho bien conocido que al
asimiliaci6n facil y completa de los ali
mcntos eS de la mayor importancia en-
el tratamiento de las Intermediates que
re caracterizan por dsnurici6n. Sc
sabc fambien que ell Acefte de Hfgado
de Bacalao, perfectamente emulsiona-
do es uns de los mejores reconsttu-
yentes. Por ESQ es que los mas disin-
guidos especlalistas prescriben hoy las
emulsiones de Aceite de Higado de
Bacalao que no confene Cresota & otraS
sustancias irritantes, que ocasionan el
desorden de las funciones digesivas
De las differences preparedness de
Acejte de Hfgado do Bacalao, yo pref.
70 la Emulsion de Scott que fabricar
los seiiores Scott & Bovine, New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
>.D|NRSAS NOTN|AS
Reception en- honor del
Secretario de la Cue
rra y ee su esposa.
ACOtDUC @ e. A;BCNIIO
D.. e de todo el veciG dario
de Arecibo.- Fal eel len.
to en- Bay mon

La reception qne en- honor
del Secretario y la seiiora Taft da-
tan los esposos Winthrop en- la no.
che del IS de Abril, tiene por obje-
to el despedirse ellos de sus hume
rosos amigos.
FL Gobernador y su seiiora EN-.
barcaran en el uMay flower el dia 19.
Para c7rar uu resfriado on nm dl
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo QUIN1NA.
FL boticario lie devolvera el dinero 81
no sc curas La firma de F. w GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita.
-Seg1n noticias, estan muy
adelantadas las obras del acueduc-
to de Aibonito. Sc cree que 81 con
tinIan con esa actividad, no tardara
mucho en- qu- esten concluldas.
Orange Lily cures Weakness, VI.
cerations, Displacement, Painful
Periods. For free trial address
Mrs. H. E, Fretter, Detroit, Mich
Ell vecindario de Arecibo We
ria con gusto Sc nombrase allf TN
captain de puerto como 10 tienep
otras ciudades de la isla.
0rang lily Cura la debilidad, ul'
ceraciones, aplanamiento y periodos
dolorosos Muestras gratis, Pldala>
a.. Mrs. H. F. Fretter, Detroit, Mi.
CHI.
-Ha fallecido en- Bayam6n,
victima del tifls la nina Juana Or
tega. Sc dice que hay en- aquel
pueblo algunos otros casos de esta
terrible eufermedad.
16E EN- Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahr
y Co., IS San Francisco, Sc venden dos
relojes de orc cada semana, entire Sc
socios, abonando 50. so 8 $r.oo sena
nal. La Ultima semana obtuvo unc
don Pho de Luis socio No, 66.
Sc dice que en- la pr6xim;
semana embarcara para los Esta
dos Unidos el Comisionado de Edu
cacion Mr.. Falkner, con objeto d'
traer su famiIia.
sszg Los medicos condcnan una
niiuemente el uso dc las emulsione
que contienen Crcosota 8 Guayacol
Es bien sabido que estas sustancia
euando Sc toman mezcladas con e
Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao irritan c
estomago y los riiiones, entorpecen Il
buena nutrici6n y por las frecuente
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DESOE TOA ALTA
La lnuerte de Maria A,
Marcano.--En ell Re-
gistro Civil.
MUlTAS lNCRtSADAS
Fond s municip, les = D 10.
se Ramon Sire -Asalto
en- I'm camino.

Abril Ala muerte repentina
de Maria Antonia Marcano. a Que
nos r.feriamos Ell anteriores notas,
rue consecuencia de una apople-
gia pulmonar, seg1n informe facul.
tativo.
Y tantos concentrates de la es.
tulticia en- contubernio con la ma
ledicencia!
-Duraute el mes de Mario
han tenido efecto en- Ell Registro
Civil las inscripciones siguientes:
trelnta y tres nacimientos, diez y
siete defunciones y tres matrimo-
MOS.
Ell Juzgado de Paz ha ingre-
sado Ell Tesoreria por multas i'm
pu' st's en- el expresado mes de
Marco, Ia suma de sesenta y dos
pesos velnticinco centavos.
Ell estado del mismo mes de
Mario, remitido al Tesorero de
Puerto Rico, acusa una existencia
en- GAIA municipal de $l.123'4o,
clasihcada en- la forma siguiente
Fondos ordlnarios 1888 SO; Antici.
po $I57 81 y Fondos de camino:
5II2'o4.
En- Tesoreria escolar, des.
pues de satisfechas las erogacione.
pendientes, han quedado para la:
nuevas que Sc presenter, cientc
ochenta y cinco pesos.
-Hemos tenido ell gusto d.
saludar a nuestro amigo y compa
iero viejo en- ofcinas don Jose Ra
mon Sire, actual Juez de Paz d,
Mayagiez, que:ha venido buscande
cambio de temperamento para 81
lagraciada hija Amalia, que Sc hall:
un POGO de!icada de salud.
Francisco Perez iba AYE,
tarde para su casa, sta en- el barrie
de sGalates', y Justo Cosme y Jus
tino Hernandez, que Sc hallabal
apostado en- un bosque, lie salierol
al carnino golpeandolo ( hiriendolo
! Abuftenle, les gritaba Cabin
Morales, testigo ocular de la es
@ena.
va los abretard cen la Ley, e
,efor Acosta, Juez municipal d.
Bayam6n.
! Para aquellOs tajas, este otr'
Gaia.
| CoRRESPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
eANRU1O "
La NeeAE BH Las RRTNs

Eneano Carlos TX iba coSido del bazo de Enrique segu
do de us cuatro cabaeos pceddo de dos
Cuando salgo del Louvre deca e pobre expermento
placer anaogo seno cuando eno en- un ePeso Ooue
Iespiro, SOY libre
Enrique Sc soni6 le djo
Pues entonces Vusa Majestad estaa bien en- las mona
has de Bearne ~
ST. comprendo que tengas deseos de vover ALA pero el
deseo da algo uere anad6 Carlos rendoe toma ben u pre-
caucones Enrqulo doy conseo porque mi made Catalina
te anna tanto que no puede pasar sin II de nihgln modo
Que hara Vuesa Majesad esta nOche diJo Enrique cor
tando aquella peigrosa conversation.
do me daras tn parecer.
-Estoy las 6rdenes de Vuestra Majestad
-por Ia derecha vsmos la cale de las Barres
Los dos reyes segudos de escoa hbfan aavesado ca
lie de Savonnere cuando egar paaco de Conde vron
dos hombre mbozdos srandes cap que aan por una Pu
fa fslsa puerta oue cer6 sin 1uido uno de ellos.
Oh OH diio rey Enrique que sg1n SD ccsunbe mira
ba ambien pero sn decir NADIA; este neTece atencon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
AVlSO

Sc vende por lamitAd de"su valor
TIN aparato para fabricar bebidas car.
bonatadas. Sc ccuponen del genera
dor tres fuentes con sus correspondent
tes lavaderos de gag, una mesa para
llenar botellas de tapones de gravitA-
eion y su llenador de STONES.
Para informes dirigirse a Canuy
a ANTONIO e7SrIAno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
iOTA! Or BlVANOU

(Comti~@aa5n de la b4gima 3e)
gra dar abasto a moler toda la cana
que hay sembrada.
En- estos dias ha desplegado
gran cello la policia persiguiendo