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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-05

opera House preSentaba I'm aSpec-
ITO brillantfsimo. Todos los palcos
los ocupaban las familias de los
millonarios, ataviadas con sus
F1nejores trajes y sus mas deslum-
brantes joyas. Y lego Ia escena
en- que le presentan q Salome Ia ca
beza de Juan el Bautista. Salome
la ceje entire sus manos { iinpri-
miendo en- aquellos labios yertos be-
SOS sensuales, exclama: aYa que nc
te pude poser vivo te poseo muer-
to.s Horror! Miss Ana Morgan,
la hija del Millionaire Pierpont Nor
gan, Sc puso de pie, coloc6se el
abrigo sobre los hombros y sali6
del palco hacienda TN gesto de mi
llonaria indignada. va Miss Nor
gan s;guieron otras damas y en po-
cos minutes casi todos los palcos
quedaron vacios.
Hay que advertir que antes de
esa escena Sc efectu6 Ia llamada
sdanza de los siete ve1oss que no es
otra cosa que la l1brica danza del
vientre, y aquellas dainas no Sc in
dignaron. FL empresario Sc ha Wis
to. ..obigado a retirar del cartel Ia
opera aSaloms.s Y ha fracasado
aqui una opera que ha sido admira-
da y aplaudida en- todos los teatros
de Europa y esta. considerable como
una de las obras musicales mas her
lnosas que Sc han producido en- es,
tos 1ltimos aiios. Ricardo Strauss
ha hecho en- ella un verdadero de-
roche de genio musical y hay quien
la juzga superior q las obras de su
maestro Wagner. Pero bast6 esa
manifestation femenina para que la
obra fracasara. Esas damas son
incapaces de apreciar el arte. Por
10 general las damas van al teatro q
exibirse, a lucir sus trajes y sus jo-
yas, pero son incapaces de apreciar
las obras de arte. va 10 dijo Rous-
seau: alas mujeres en- general NO
aman ningin arte; no Sc distinguen
eli ninguno.S Basta verlas en- TN
concerto, en- la opera 8 en- la come
dia, como charlan y Saludan 4 los
amigos, en- medic de los pasajes
mas hermosos, vucltas de espaldas
al escenario, indiferentes 4 ..cuanto
ocurre en- la escena. Raz6n tenfan
los griegos para no admitir a las
mujeres en- los teatros.
Con el juicio oral del proceso
que Sc sigue al jovcn millionaire
Harry Thaw esta ocurriendo otra
cosa peregrina. La declaration de
su esposa, la ex-corista Evelyn
Nesbit, en- la que ha relatado la ma
nera como fue violada en- el estudio
del artista Stamford White. la pu-
blican todoS los peri6dicos, con un
lujo de detalles ante los que palide-
cen las paginas mas realistas de
Emilio Zola. Y esos periodicos pc
netran en- todos los hogares y van 4
manos de matronas respetables y
nifas inocentes y nadie Sc ha es-
Y ha sido necesario
que el presidente Roosevelt haya
puesto el grito en- el Senado pidien-
do Sc vote una ley que coarte a la
prensa el derecho q publican relatos
(CcnttnGa en IA f6gtaa So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-05
O[sOE san GERMAN
Rectiii icscl6n - HeFmosCs
coaceptOs. maIeta OK
tfavlsda on el tren.
El BRUIO De LOS sALONEs
Nacesidad de una carretera 4
Naricao. <Nrfe6n San
germeho !,

MGTS0 2.-DeOldo la rapideZ
con,que eserihmos las notas NEGRO
l6gicas dando cuenta del falleci-
miento J sepelio de la sehorita Fo-
res, Sc nos escaparon algunos con-
ceptos de los muy hermosos que
tuvo el doctor Joaquin Servera Sill
va en- la termination de su brillante
oraci6n f1nebre, los que recti6ca-
mos hoy con mucho gusto.
81 sefior Servera, dirgiendose
Ala Congregation de Hijas de Ma
ria, terrnino diciendo:
sY vosotras, angelicales hijas
de Maria, que me offs, perdouadme
un ruego: En- vuestras horas de
recogimiento, cuaudo, con la vista
vuelta al cielo y las manos juutas,
invoqueis el nombre de vuestra
protectora, la Virgen, y la pongais
como intercedora para pedir per el
alma de vuestra dulce compahera,
pedidle tarnbien que interponga su
mediaci6n para que la Providencia,
al propio tempo que crezcan mar
garitas y siemprevivas en- la tumba
de Victorina, haga brotar en- el CO.
raz6n de sus deseonsolados padres
las flores de la resignation cristia-
ma; las flores del consuelo.S
Al regresar de San Juan, en-
el ferro-carril, la sehora doia Cruz
Porrata de Rivera, dej6 olvidada,
en- un coche de primera, su maleta
de viaje, y hasta la fecha no ha
aparecido, a pesar de las recomen-
daciones que ha hecho q los en-
pleados de la Compafifa. La ma
leta esta marcada eRiveraS, con
l&piz, y contiene vestidos y otros
objetos.
Ell joven empleado de don To-
mas Quihones, nuestro amigo Hi
ginio Antonio Ramirez, ha abando-
nado sus tsreas por alguuos. dfas,
para yer 81 repone su salud algo de-
licada. Que mejc~e prouto.
-Esta entire nosotros el sefior
Nicanor Lopez, conocido con el
sobre nombre de aEl brujo de los
salones0, y mahana piensa celebrar
50 prinera function, para dar a CO.
nocer sus mdldples habilidades en-
Ia suggestion, trasmisi6n del pensa-
tniento, fakirismo, escamoteo y de-
mas brujerfas. 81 pdblico Sc dis
pone aasistir al teatro para yer 81 Sc
trata de un brujo 6 6rxia.
Ell precio de la carne ha ba-
jado notablemente, por la compe-
tencia que ha estabIecido el sehor
Antongiorgi, segdn apunciamos en-
tua de nuestras cr6nicas.
Los vecinos de esta ciudad y
del pueblo de Maricao esperan, con-
fados, que la Camara de Delegates
estudie detenidamente 10 importan-
te que serfa la sconstrucci6n de una
Carretera que nos una con este d. F.,
tirno pueblo, y 10 incluya en- el plan
general de Carretera. Esto traerfa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-05

4 SS4SS ENS@~AAS
riodo que spudieramos lamar de
smoralizaci6n.S Por todas parties
Sc oye hablar de moralidad: en- la
prensa, en- el Senado, en- las iglesias.
Y todos convienen en- que la inmo-
ralidad cuude, yque 4 pesar de ser
este un pueblo muy adelantado y
muy progresista, es un pueblo de-
cadente.
Hay que convenir en- que es
muy acomodaticio el concepto que
de la moral tienen los pueblos sa-
Jones y especialmente el pueblo
americana. La moral aqul es CITES
ti6n de forma. Todo puede hacer-
Sc impunemente siempre que Sc
aguarden las formas.'
81 concubinato y la bigamia
estan fuertemente penados por las
|leyes; pero usted puede casarse y
descasarse cuantas veces Sc le anto-
| je, porque existe una ley de divor-
clio q cuyo amparo puede usted con-
traer varias nupcias sin que haya
fallecido ninguna de sus esposas. Y
como el divorcio Sc practica con
frecuencia entire las atlas clases So
ciales, no es raro el case de que un
caballero Sc e1cuettre en- una fiesta
social en- Newport 8 en- Washing
ton con una 6 dos seiioras casadas
one han sido anteriormente ,sus es-
posas. Y ESQ no tiene nada de in-
moral. Pero no Sc lie ocurra q u.s.
ted tener una 6 dos queridas 4 es-
paldas de Ia ley, puesle envian 4 la
carcel por haber Hdeshonrados a la
comunidad.
La ley prohibe! la venta de IL
cores los domingos; pero usted pue-
de entrar esos dias en- los bars 6
cantinas, y basta que le coloquen
en- Ia mesa Tin par de sanwicAs para
que pueda pedir bebidas hasta en-
borracharse; porque Sc supone que
ha entrado usted en- la cantina 4
"comer' y no q "beber', y la ley no
prohibe que en- las comidas Sc sir
van licores. Resultado; que los do
mingos son los dias en- que mayor
nImero de borachos Sc We por las
calles.
El juego esta prohibido al ex-
tremo que la persona en- cuyo poder
Sc encuentre un billete de loteria es
procesada y encarcelada; pero esa
misma persona puede jugar mi
les de dollars a las patas de un
caballo 8 a los pufos de un boxea-
dor sin que la ley 10 castigue, por
que ESQ es sport. FL que Sc arrufna
en- el club eS TN gamble: ell que
Sc arruiua en- el hip6dromo es un
sbOytman.
Pero donde resulta mas ridicu-
la eSa moral sajona es en- el teatro.
No hay 1un teatro en- New York
donde Sc atrevan poner en- escena
un drama cuyo te1na sea Il adulte-
no. FL teatro que tai hiciera Sc
arruinarfa, porq1e el pdblico lie vol
veria las eSpaldas. Pero 4 diario
nos informa Ia prensa de in6nitos
casos de adulterios, y nadie Sc es-
candaliza. Baste decir que exiSte
aquf una revista semanal cuya es-
pecialidad Is dar cuenta al pGblico
de todos los escandalos de alcoba
que Sc realizan entire las atlas classes
sociales.
Lo ocurrido con la opera eSalo-
Ine' tiene bemoles. Antes de po-
nerse en- escena los periodicos die
ron que era una obra immoral, como
productos de la imagination del de-
generado Oscar Wilde. Basto que
IA prensa tachase de immoral la
obra para que las iocalidades Sc
Vendieran q doble precio. LEGO Ia
1oche del estreno y el Metropolitan
.-.- ->.... -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-05

consigo ell desarrollo industrial y
agricola de ambas poblacioues.
-Siguen ensayando con entu.
siasmo, los j6venes y damas que
componen el oOrfe6u saugermefioe
-Deutro de pocos dias circu.
culara el primer nGmero de la IRE.
vista Catolica0, bajo la direction de
los Rdos. PIP. Aeustiuos.
CoRRESPoNsA1,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-05
Corr EsPoNsAL.
@ Sc VENDEN 6 arriendan e

- Sc VENUEN 8 arriendan en
Caguas 24o cuerdas de terreno propias
para cualquier uso agricola. Las hs
de atravesar la lfnea del ferrocarril de
San Juan q Caguas. Sc vende el ga
nado que pasta en- elias. Colinda POI
todo un frente con el Rio Grande. In.
tormara, ENRIQUE FERNANDEZ. IN. alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-05

para dicha obra Sc habfa agotado y
clio obligaba 4 pAraIizar esos tra-
bajos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-05

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peneas gua andangos granadnas gavianes cautos s
mpoaones onstantes de Paris Milan Madrid Londres Be
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-05
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The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-29

Golden City Lodge is preparing
70 a g;anl ente tainment durin
the holidays which it is hoped to
be the greatest ever given in the
city.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-29
GRAND VOTING
CONTEST
For Our Grand Prize La
dy's Hunting-C Case. Dia-
mond Studded Solid
Gold Watch

Commencing the 18TH OF this
present month THE PLArNDEALER
win inaugurate a Voting Contest,
to which any lady, young, married
or single. in the State of Montana,
may enter.
Their is a splendid prize to be
offered for the one receiving the
second highest number Of votes.
Every ) cents paid on subscrip-
ton to this paper shall represent
one vote, or every copy OF this
paper shall represent one vote
with the coupon cut out. filled and
mailed. or left at this office.
One years subscription will be
worth 80 votes to the one you de-
sire to vote for.
For every ) cents paid on back
subscriptions there will be allowed
one vote.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-29
Church and Society Directory.

s.. lame, African Methodist EPiscoPa
church. located al 60. 9Th Ave. and HobacA
street. Rev W.T. Osborne, Pastor. Service
sunday a, Il a. n. and 80 P. m. Sunday
Scha oI. : p. m, Mrs. y. Ford Supt., Carrie
Dorsey. Chori-,er. Florence Anderson, Secy
Prayer Meeting Wednesday Evening. Clas,
meeting. Friday evenings.
i. - Fletcher Lodge No. IoI, a. r. ana A
NJ. mee., .hehrs. and third Wednesday even
ing Of each moi.h at Il l-2 South Main
D.. Ford, W. NJ; J.. d. Hart. 5. w; f..
Clark. ]. w; Geo. Alexander. Secy .
W. d. dorsey. Treas.
Byrd Lodge No. II, A. +. ana \. NJ, meets
the dr,t and third Monday evening Of each
month a, II IL ;. Main St. w. (. Rose.
". W.; @ NJ. lee. 5. W; Harris, J. w,
Chas. Ec,on Sec'y; II. Baker, Treas.
Be,hsheba Lodge. o. L. >, meets The ena
ana 4th Thursday evenings Of each month
in their hall in the Lucas Block. Mrs. Clas
Johnson. W. NJ SIrs. y. Ford, y. NJ; Al
bert Napier. W. F.; Mr., NJ. simmons, Treas.
Mr.. c. q. Matthews, Sect; Mrs. Jos. CLARK,
Con-; Mrs. Harrison, a. B.; NJ. o. Ar
nett. w; Chas. Johnson, 5; MIR. l.. NaPpcr
~; MIR. Jas. Cump, H.; Mrs. NJ. \. Cole,
Esther Mrs. +. Dorsey, Nj; Mr., George.
Alexander. Electa.
Golden City Lodge No. 345s, c L. OF o;
f.. meets The first and third Tuesday evening,
Of each month. W. r. Dorsey, y. g.; W.
Mason. v. g.; J. Crump, P. y. G.; K,
Brown. y. F.; J. l.. Ellie, Sec'y; ".
Coule,. Treas; !. Tolbert, p. y. +.
Household Of Ruth, No. S42. meets the
End and 4th tuesday evening OF each
month. Mrs. Sadie Ford. NJ. y. G.; Ms.
Lucy Nicholson, P. NJ. y. G.; Mrs. Elanora
johnson, r. n. g.; Mrs. Carrie johnson,
Nc; Mr.. Georgia Irwin. W. r.
Pride Of Montana Lodge, No. !. X, Of F.,
meet, the end and 4th Monday evenings Of
each month at Z. 4. r. Hall. J. w. Crump,
c. C.; II. Robinson. y. c.; ;. Smith, NJ. Of
f.; W. Cotties, NJ. of E; H. Howard. X
Of X. and ;; ID. Gordau, VI, at A.; Geo.
Harrison. @. e., W. c. Irwin. I. G.; \. Nap
per, Prelate.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-29

Uncle Dave Gordon says that he
has postponed his trip to Chicago
until leOS.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-29
AT REST.

y Joseph Mace one Of the pioneer
colorcd residents of Helena pass
ed away after a brief illness last
Thursday. the funeral services were
held al Flarcty undertaking estab
lishment Frida,v quite few friends
and acquaintances gathered there
to pay their respects, among them
was II. N. Parchen who has been
for years his benefactor. who in
Joe's life time was his friend and in
his dying hour remained true and
loyal. Mr.. Parchen very generously
paid all the expenses of his burial.
which was indeed a tribute to his
generosity and reminds u even if
we have that falling to be frugul live
so that, some friends realizing the
good traits in you. will stay by you
even unto the end.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-29

> letter from 1T I'd. Miller says
that Mlssoula the Metropolisof the
Bitter Root Valley is still a para
disc and all are we'll.
Last weeks plaindealcr was in
great demand,
The Busy Bees and Bright stars
will give agrand Thanksgiving din
ner at st. James Church on next
Thursday. 1t will be the Best Ever
given; the dinner will last from 4,
P. NJ. to II p. NJ. and everybody is
invited TO come out and partake
there of.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-29

c. Fl. Mason formerly neau" ~
at tae Eroadwater ana WI"
Saturday for the East ne g0''
Hot Springs, his wife goes 70
ington Ky. to visit her mo'n'
is very sick.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-29

The Bright Stars met at the re-
sibence Of Mrs. Napier Monday
afternoon. a dainty lunchen was
served and an enjoyable time was
reported. The club meets next
Monday at Mrs. Brown on the east
side.
A delightful surprise party was
given on Mr.. H Saulsdurg on Tues
dav night, quite a few of his friend
were present and an evening reptile
eith pleasure was spent.
Mr.. Bingly an old timer around
Helena is visiting in the City.
H. w. Robinson has taken char
% of the bath house near State St.
The funeral OF .4rthur Donegan
one Of the BOYS that was drowned
at lake Hauser was held from Her
mans undertaking parlors last Fri
and will be sent to his home in
Chicago next week accompanied
bv his wife Mrs. A Donucgan.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-29

Daddy Green and Dave ha.''
spent a few DAYS in the mountain
this week hunting game Dd"''
Green taken along some NON
with him and his friends say ''''
he IS sure 10 bring back some s'"'
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-29

Don't forget the grand voting
contest and entertainment at Ger
mania Hall Friday the goth the
most exciting event ever held in
Helena.
e Busy Bees have set an awf-
al hot pace for all other oreaniza-
ton of its kind in Helena. at this
~swarming at Byrd Lodge Hall last
week, the out done all previous re-
cords, Mrs. NJ. Simmons was the
Queen Bee and as the hostess on
this occasion she was there all the
way.
Tn Imperial orchestra OF five
pieces will furnish the mnslc at
Our Grand entertainment at the
Germmia hall Friday insight.
M. Riley is a now arrival in
the city.
n .-I..,.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-29

Don't fail to attend the graud en-
tertainment at the Germania Hall
on Friday evening and see who
wins our grand prize.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-29
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME MEMS.

Mr.. Riley is a new arrival IN the
city.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-29
Co.ored Congressman
In. the United States

Co.ored Congressman
In the United States.
since the addition Of slavery In
the United states in 1868. many neg
roe. have held official positions.
Two we're United States sena
Twenty-Five representatives three
REGISTERS Of the Treasury; several
we're Lieutenant Governors oiStates
About forty have held diplomatic
and consular positions: many have
been officers in the army; six were
Recorders Of Deeds in the District
Columbia.
A fine engraving Of these Neg
roe Conpressmen has just been issued
giving accurate potrates of each
also the Congress in which they SER
we'd and the years of service, In
the picture,the two Senators Messrs
Reve. and Bruce, occupy the cen
ter of the group, surrounded by the
other twenty Representatives. In
the background, thestars and Strips
in color. This beautiful engraving
with a booklet containing blograph-
les of these eminent men, is sold Ior
N dollar This engraving i a gra-
phic political history Of the Negroe
in America. No home, library.oiiice
or school-room will be complete with
ont it. Send for n to-day.
The Colored American Novelty Co.
Washington. d. c.
Pc. Drawers 23IS.
Agents wanted.
y. B. We also have in stock large
engravings of Frederick Douglass
Paul Dunbar, ToussaiutL Overture
Booker T. Washington, VT. Vernon
Register Of the Treasury, Phillis.
wheatley and souvenir postcards OF
Kelly Miller, Dubois. 5. Coleridgf
TAYLOR and Everything about Colo
red People" in books. pictures in
ventions and souvenirs.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-04-27
DEN MARK.
Copen hagen.

Says Copenhagen correspondent:
1.-THE first election under the new
Finnish constitution took place oil
March 15. The outcome of it is by
this time known through the daily
press. Its most remarkable feature,
however, was wholly independent OF
what party carried off the victory or
went down to defeat For the first
time in the history of the world
Euroueau women exercised the full
pri> llr.r of political suffrage. without
any restriction not also applicable tn
tie men 1t is, perhaps. still more re-
marlnhlc that Acknowledgement wa
conferred on Them by the commissions
drafting the new election law after
every r#rty in the country had put on
its program A demand for woman Sut-
fragc. BetWeen the PRONUNCIATION OF
the law and the date set for the first
election under IT the women dcVeiore
an aCti>ity which would in itself have
proved them worthy Of the rights
granted them Schools for women
VOTERS were established everywhere,
anG for weeks prior to the election tn"
moor peasant women of pure Finnish
blood and the highly educated women
of the SwediS h descended intellectual
class sat side by side in rapt attention
while the provisions of the law as well
AS the task awaiting them as voters
and as possible lavgivers were ex-
nlained to them fully and clearly by
the leaders of the woman movement.
Miss Maikki Friberg. herself one of
those leaders and candidate for the
handbag on the ticket nominated by
the Young Finnish party, writes in
Oct Nv Aarhundrede' ((Copenhagent.
of the events which logically resulted
in the acknowledgements Of her sex. She
points out that the provision giving
suffrage to the women came as sur
prise to the whole civilized world and
that, when the first shock of surprise
had PASSED. everybody regarded t
simply as an additional sign of the
general spread of democratic ideas.
But tie action of the various parties.
followed by that of the commission
had its origin. she says, in something
much more tangible than mere demo
cratic sentiment. It was in recog
milton of an urgent economic and
political demand.
MARION S. NORELIUS.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-04-27

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Miller Davis Printing Co., books for
clerk of court and register deeds 30 -
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On motion board adjourned.
Attest: f. e. WARE. q.
County Auditor.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-04-27
NORWAY.
Christiana.

The following is a London newspa-
per mans description of the sights
and scenes in old 1'rondhjem, where
the great ski tournament was held re-
Gently: "From the crown of the
Fjelfsaeter. the Pasteur hill. one looks
down over the city of Trondhiem to
the bleak narrows of the great ford,
and far to westward. at the rim Of
white world. the hills of Sweden
thrust up their peaks. Everywhere
there is snow, characterizing lie face