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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
In Darkcet heia.

n'r' u. !" Harris. United States con.
SUI Mt Smyrna, makes an interesting
Icp"', on conditions In Asia Minor,
"mu IN regard 10 electricity, says:
mo city OF Smyrna. with nearly 400,
ooo population. has no electric railway.
c,'ciric light or telephone. There arc
c,''es all oTcr Asia Minor varying In
sIIo from 10000 TO q 5000 Inhabitants
""t'c 'h'r" hre opportunities OF get.
.'hR concessions for electric light and
traction. II is strange for American
o'oc,Ilc"l concerns 10 turn their backs
on thiS hcld, with tho excuse that
notninF under II 81 900, 900 concession
would attract thcm.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
where ignorance Is Hiss.

Young Innocence Molumn, the mnnn
whO drives the wagon here every morn.
ing mnn. bc u mighty Goo.i Chrigti1n.
Mo,her-W What makca you THINK So,
my child?
Yonng Innocence . Because, just now
he took n barrel Of nshOa aud wheu ne
lifted il oycf HE bend 10 pat it into Tie
wagon The barrel turned upsiic down
and the apbca -piIlcd MI over the mans
face md down hR clothes aud stuffed
lis month aud syce, aud The man diin'I
do anything but vt right down and just
talk to God about it.-I1io Bohemian.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
HELPS CLERKS EvADE DEBTS.
Peculiar Ruling Of the National Do
partment Of State.

"The department OF state at Wash.
ington Is we'll known for It's exclusive.
ness remarked au official of another
department To a reporter. and that Is
particularly the Casc with respect TO
changes In the classified force Of tho
department There were n number of
promotions there last week. | heard n
newspaper man ask for The changes
for publication. Ito was told they
would no h" given out. knowing that
such VAS cOntrars 10 the 1To,!;.s.. II
other executive departments, I asked
ono OF tho officials tho reason for SO.
crccy. and what do YOU think was the
explanation? why. simply that somo
OF II clerks were In debt to local
merchants and did not want them 10
know that their salaries had been In.
creased for fear that they would lie
called upon tn sCtilc. Some poople
may think that n good reason for so
crccy. but to my mind II was a good
reason for publicity. Tho heads Of the
departments have been frequently
urged TO compel dclinqucnt clerks ia
settle their Just debts. and while. ms n
rule, they have declined TO Interfere. I
never before heard If an Instance
where tho department, though; II nccos.
sary 10 hssist the employees in tho
evasion oi their financial obligations"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
THE LAST MOMENTS
WHEN THE SPIRIT CROSSES THE
BoRDERLAND.
Passing Of a Life as Seen by One
who Is Not a Physician-Death
Rattle a Shock to
Listeners.

AFTERNOON q reporter for tho
New York Sun was sitting in one OF
the rooms Of the house surgeon of a
hospital in New York city, smoking o
cigar and chatting with the doctor
whlie the latter busted himself Will:
LOOKING owe some Instruments that
ne Fad taken from a case.
An orderly entered and said: Doc
Tor, think he is dying row"
are his brother and mother here?"
asked the house SURGEON.
No, they said they wc-c coming
but they are not here VET"
It's Il case of severe onoratIou"
sad the doctor to the reporter. He
took his ether all right and rallied
from the shock. but he has been
losing ground for two days. VIII you
come along with mc?"
Inc reporter followed the physician
into one of the small rooms devoted
TO private patients.
Lying fiat on his back on the mar.
row iron cot was q young man. pcr.
maps n little more than 80. The bed.
Clothing was in perfect order. Tho
narrow counterpanc was spread
smoothly on the cot and folded over.
with the sheet across the patients
chest.
His arms lay straight on either
SIDE. His face did not Indicate cmact.
aticn. His breathing was irregular.
ana there seemed TO be a considerable
internal, sometimes longer and some.
times shorter, between the end OF an
expiration and the beginning of an
inspiration. The orderly stood at the
foot of the cot.
How long has he been uncon.
s%cious?" the physician asked.
"A little. more than an hour" re.
piled the orderly.
w may talk" said the doctor. h
wont hear us But this was spokcn
in 4 low tone. as beGtted speaking in
the presence OF death.
Docs every person die uncon.
s%cious?' he was asked.
Many persons are conscious when
they believe they are dying. They
become unconscious, and they may
or may not regain consciousness and
lose 1t again before death takes place.
a period OF unconsciousness is i'm.
' ""'J'N'' = S'vOhu'
d NItnule' " million ycars-theTe is
no Inference 50 so lar rs he is con.
'e.Ivu'
INC ae"'h E"ttlh' whispered the
''Ig'"
The intermittent breathing OF the
man On tue col H"A given way 10 Il
So"hu 'haI was strange TO one not ac-
cua'ohed 10 hehf ia sound so far
from human th"t IL Is made but once
III Il lifetime, ana mat Is when Il is
pahS'h& 10 Inc o'hcr side OF the Dor.
ueiIu"u oi huH'"h existence.
,.on, ,Ea. E.I"'pS III o"c
o', 5'"'I'' 20
80 "yI'"'' ma! ot' Oh
49, v, 30 U'''' clahiotT' IL
- . W "O' "IPu'ih'ou
o. 10 L,.-, -. 'Iuh e'ouSh
md out - a. a.,+a. ""''
T,o
~ l"e watcher"
-" 'o."'" u '''' Oh 'ho
"S"'"' "S i INC
"Tboy rrtr ~,
d,os" cath ,bn do,,or "'
nr. ro ura,u
:" 'o5"'n '~"nac'"'S'
niaia, ,.a- 80 '"e p"y'
49,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
TRAINING THE BOY
ONE SYSTEM THAT HAS HAD
GOOD RESULTS.
Youngster Was Put on His Honor at
an Early Age, and Father Is SAT-
isfed the Method Is
Good

My boy was really a pretty good
sort. Perhaps If he hadn't been he
would not have turned out well under
my SYSTEM; but. then, il he hadn't
been n good sort | wouldn't have prh..
ceeded on that system. watched
MIN carefully before | decided that Il
W0uid be wise TO do as ! did. says n
writer in the New York Press.
When he was about seven years old
l caught him in q lie. He was trying
to hide a trivial, childish oifense. and
l was more amused than shocked. but.
wishing 10 be sure OF my grcand.
told his mother he was lying. She
would not believe it at first, but. be-
coming convinced she was for whip.
ping him.
Leave him to me- said. We will
nave no more whipping. He is cid
enough now for different treatment"
Then took him aside and talked to
him somewhat after the following
fashion:
You and j are going 10 have a great
deal 10 do with each other as long as
We both live, and 1t is best that we
understand each other from the start.
want you to know positively that so
long as you do right | am going to
be sour best friend on earth. aside
from your mother. 1t makes no diff
ference what trouble you may get into.
shall always stand by you as long as
you remember what | am now telling
sou. But there hre two things you
must neve forget. You mustn't tell
a lie, and you mustn't do anything
else that you don't think Il gentleman
would do.
You know the difference now be
tween q gentleman and another man.
and you will learn It more definitely
later on. But the II important thing
now Is not to lie. II you lie to me
VIII be pretty sure 10 find it out.
n you will have 10 get out of your
trouble yourself the has: ?vay you
can. | will not lift a finger to help
you
| went over this grount again and
again as carefully as | could. in Ian.
guage fitted 10 his years. until he
thoroughly understood me. and | was
satisfied that he would not forget l.
And from that day. IS years ago until
now. / ha-c Ugypr aIF4a - g,lI.H,, .,
that | then tod him ha,.a ro,o-
caught him In q lie or doing an un.
gentlcmanly thing. He trusts mo an.
sulutely and comes TO ne often for
counsel, but all I do when II touches
general PRINCIPLES IS to rcjterate those
two rules. rave never eyer sra.
sestcd religious training 10 him hn.
lieying that neither | nor anyone clso
has the right to irH,ranrc him T., IJ.
own choice. / have never punished
him since he was ten. and then only
by keeping hin in the house for come
triiiing d"isobcdicnce. I have never
since he was Il said: You must not
| have V iEtgrfcred with any OF
his plans, or denied him anything he
wanted that It was reasonably possible
TO get for him.
Result: He Is a clean, healthy.
minded, young man. with faults. but
no serious ones that can discover,
and he still lives with me. He cared
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11

a lawyer b. II scnpOr. town ndyor.
.lScd Tor an oHicc boy. a lad nppli.d
Tor The situation who had hI,bnr,a.
boon employed In The local nsh ma
Net' The boy, on being asked If ho
"nb u sood writcr. answered In Tho
apnrmatiVc. And can you 10 non.
~ hrithmatic?" Il think 40. sIr"
Wen, what would rs pounds Of anl.
mon. A. o~nc'balfccnt Il pound bo2"
BAD Sir was tho quick reply.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
A-olu .AA.-u U0LD1a.

Tie news La- just been r,ade publ,
in Salt Lake City o: a new railroad tia,
Is to be built from Salt Lake to Port
land by way of different Nevada points,
and the Salt Lake papers have published
maps OF the route, which shows il TO ex-
tend through Nevada by way Of Winnie.
yucca, Battle Mountain and Elso, t.
Salt Lake City. The Salt Lake papers
cay the news Is based on facts, moi,
rumors, n the project is backed by the
millions OF Senator W. 4. Clart.
The Salt Lake Tribune publi.n,s the
following concerning the project:
The neSs ome to Salt Like. pre- Ii.
n'ed upon fact, noi rurnr, nat PO-.
land and Salt Lake wiz, 81 the reason.
ably near ~tulurr, be connected uy u ucH
link III j trHnscoutinen'al railrugd chain
as soon rs labor and capital can ma,r
he connection between Tie two uitrnr
he enterprI-@ started ont % Purllaur,
as u local electric iigc, To- bc built and
snoTu lis tile MolUl iiuo: Railma y ana
Piwer ""mpals!, bHt it no. ~ievrlupes
that the matGred plane are Tor the Sal:
ak. ,r,.;.r,. ,-. ,J ~ ,, u;ri,n- -,
Interests. +. Z. CLARK of Las Argclss,
no has been per-0u..ly dI c,uux tn,
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
POf.CE DE Icons SPRING.
Woman Has Refused to Sell tho Prop.
erty for $4,000.

There are ten acres of ground sur.
rounding tho spot where Ponce dc
Leon. on his second visit to what Is
now st. Augustine, discovered youth.
History tells that he failed to locate
IT. on his first visit from Spain TO this
section. but that on a second trip, In
l5l3. he was more successful. The
property. called Neptune sprirga. IL
owned by n widow. who. with her
daughter, stands at the old.rashiOrrd
well affair. and sells the water to tour.
lists who visit her IN great numbers
The wator IL tic purcEt kind Of lithia.
cool and pleasant tn tho taste. Ro
Gently she was offered $4,000 for Mop
tune a]pTiIgg. whlCh haG other good
springs aside from Ponce on It.. II Is
located Il short dirtancc from tho
ruins of tho old stone wall ana gates
OF tho city Of st. Augustine. used
when this ~ n province Of Spain and
wl'on n Spanish governor general oc.
Cupicd ms a residence the building
now used by Uncle Sam ng n post Of.
fee. Not far away arc tho ruins OF
tho old Spanish Fort Marion, wrecked
and ruined by shell from tho gunncrs
who fought under tho stars and
stripes. Ponce dc Icons find IL now
we'll within the confines Of tho city.
The widow thought it TOO ynlcnblc to
dispose Of. So she refused ;hc offer
OF $4,000 and goes on ladling out
water from POnco'B VOL rs though
she had not tossed aside a small for.
tune.
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Removing Oh,,In,,. $780,.

"n''Inate Stopper.
u you hnd It dIGIcull to frmoylhc
glass stopper Of a bottle. brisk1Eul
tho neck Of III" bnttlo win n won
rag. This friction viii couso he
meek Of tho bottle TO expand SO nat
1t VIII be easy 20 romoyo tho sGpes
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
Down on kowspan.r Ennllsh.

While we're about this business Of
reforming, why not make II a felony
to write meteorological conditions"
Instead OF weather?-fOulsvlllo Cour.
%ier-Journal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-02

sSocledad mnsico.teatralS ~f--rnu
contratar A Espsft IoS seior-s MI
guel Casas } Honoratu Aud e..
e Reeuperado- de In SaIud.
es IN preparado que Sc vende por
medic de agentes en- todos los rs.
tados lie Ia Union Is I'm p-oduc.
to que esta reeistrado en- Ia O6cina
de Pententes de Washington y por
ESQ es,a al amparo de las leyes de
la naci6n. Co.'s, al. mas de Ia
confianza p6blica por las maravi.
llosas curaciones que esta hacienda
diariamente a nillones y millones,
de seres hnmanos, y tieue ademas
Ell privilegio de hacer conse1var la
salud 4 TODD aquel que este sauo.
Haganse todos los pedidos por con.
ducto de los agentes generates sNa-
tional Drug Agency, 11e Sol St.
San Juan P. r.
FL sabado, en- Ia Marine, fuk
estropeado por un caro- el veci-
no &c aquel barrio Juan Daniel.
Bite recibi6 una herida en- Ia region
occipital, la fractura de Ia cuarta
costilla izquierda, valias contusio-
mes en- la cara y una confusion en-
el dorso de Ia rnano derecha. Opor.
tunamente fue asistido en- Ia sala
de socorros de donde pas6 al hos.
pital. La policfa redujo q prisi6n al
carfero de Ia ccurrencia que Sc la.
ma Conception Garcia, que es ma
tural de Lola "a quien Sc acusa
de habrr incurrldo en- I'm gran des.
Guido al ocurrir Ell suceso.
Para extirpar callos y verru.
gas COMPRISE el "Callicida Robir-
SON." iExito SECURE! iAuseucia
de dolor!
En el ferro-carril de esta ma.
fisna regres6 de Maysguez nuestro
amigo y 'orreligionario stfor An.
gel Maldorado, .janitors del Depar.
Ltamerto de Sandal, Ben. 6cencia y
Coreccionts. Di. no smigo sc mues.
ira muy satlsfee no y sgradecldu
. 4 todos los buenos correligionaiios
de Mayagiiez que lie dlspensaron
muchas stenciones. durante SD es.
tancia en- aquells pobla ci6u.
!, En- M~ayasiez hay 81 prop6.
sito de establecer un tranvia cleo.
trico, para suStituir el de sangre,
D que tan NAL selvi,io Wine p,estan.
q do.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-02
Emilio RtCHEBouR6
.Perfectamenta.

-Perfectamenta.
"A que bora he de abrir ia puerta. ,
-Duspues de las once; no tendras que esperaruos, estaremos
baio los muros del castillo, cerca de Ia puerta baja. Marietta, vete
ahora & reunlre con tn anna.
La camarera saG6 del invernadero y alej6se con rapi1o paso.
I'm niho! Jun niho! murmu16 Ell coude
HanAbaSe extremadamente agnado, y a MEDIA que la bora
terrible Sc aproximba, su emoci6n aumentaba.
German empleaba Su energfa para veneer sus terrores.
I'm POGO antes de las once, saieron del invernadero v Sc
macizos de plantas y las ramaS dc los arboes. FL perro les Seguia
pausada uente.
81 cielo estaba cargado de negras NUDES, el viento soplaba con
cierta vioencia y haca gran Iuido eutre los arboes. Era una no.
che tOrmentosa, sombria, glacial, que Ell conde considerable como
nuevo complete.
Llegados al pie del castillo despes de rec9nocer Ia puerteci-
ia desiguada por Marietta, Sc e%scondieron ell uno de los angulos mas
obscuros. Sc hubiera podido pasar por aquel sitio sin venes.
A las once, la Iondesa qued6 aetaJgalA. FL receu nacido dor
mia ell SD cuna. A exception de Marietta; ercargada de velar has
ia las dos dormfan todos en- el castillo.
Este es Ell momente, Sc dO Marietta.
Sc aproxim6 a la cuna y miro al ni1o.
-Esa perfectamente arregado, pens6, no me expico pr que
Ell senor conde tene tanto empeh1 en- que este tan envuelto en- los
pahales.
Marietta contempl6 q SD sehora, cuyos oos permanecfan CO.
rrados, y saH6 despues sin hacer ruido de la habitaci6n.
En Ell corredor, cogi6 una buiia encendida y bai6 rapida.
rnente la planta baa, abriendo la puertecina convenda. German
estaba anf, habfa DIDO Ell rechinamiento leve de la lave.
Marietta Sc apresuro a subir y regreSar al lado de la condesa,
cuidando de dear abiertas trs de ella todas las puertas.
81 conde 4 su vz habfa venido q colocarse ante la puertecita.
81 perro tenia sus patas puestas en- Ell dintel.
81 animal movfa la cola, alargaba Ell cuelloy con Ell hocicc
venteabs Ell aie gruhendo sordamente. 81 conde lie orden6 impe-
riosamente. =
-Buscal
81 animal Sc lahz6 al interior del castillo trs los pasOs de
Marietta,
German peuet6 tembien en- Ell castillo y $ detuvO en- sl CO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-02
0TRAS NOT|c|AS
A disposition della Cor
tie Federa1.-En vi
ssita de inspection.
FL CORONEL HAMILL
Casa denunciada.-Otro Ct.
nematografo. La casa
del sChuchurumbe.S
FL CORONEL HAMILL

En el ferrocarril de aver tar
de llegaron de Ponce, ( i~ngresarou
en- la carcel, & disposition de la Cor
te Federal, los seis marineros que
Sc insubordinarou contra Ell captain
del sCoamoO en- Ell puerto de aque-
LA ciudad, de cuyo suceso y de
cuyos nombres dimos cuenta en- nj.
meros an%teriores. Condujeron a es-
tos presses los policias de penales
Agustin Monclova, Hip6lito A. Sc
garra y Solomon Rosario, que re.
gresaran hoy q su puesto.
La casa del aChuchurumbeD
Tetuan s., propicdad del doctor
Francisco del Vale Atiles, sera
destruida en- breve, para levantarse
en- dicho solar una nueva y hermo-
sa casa.
Los sefiores Baragaio &
ca, duenos de un nuevo ciuemat6
grafo, empezaran a dar funciones
en- el circo Lowande, desde la pre-
sente semana.
Ell sabado estuvo en- Ponce,
en- vista de inspection, Ell coronel
Hamill, jefe de la policfa, regresan
do aver q San Juan.
Ell PETROLEO 6 aceite d.
alumbrar y quemar no es TN alimen
to.-Como Sc ha pretendido por algu
nos industriales recomendar Ell aceitt
de p~etroleo como TN sustituto del acei
tie de hfgado de bacalao, debemos ad
vertir por Ell bien de los mismo enfer
mos que Ell aceite de petroleo es I'm;
substantial mineral, que 81 Sc US;
internamente es expelida fntegra po
las e~vacuaciones intestinales, causan
do a la larga inAamaeion de las via
digestivas.
Carece por 10 tauto de la propie
dad esencial de TODD alimento, la d
ser asimilable y vorverse parte de 10
tejidos arganicos y no puede nj re
motamente compararse o Ell aceit
de higado de bacalao, cuya propieda
de nutrir y fortalecer los ORGANISING
debiles 10 han hecho tan ~necesario
: tan justamente apreciado en- TODD
8 r1undo.
La mejor manera de tomar
aceite de hfgado de becalao es en-
forma de emulsion, por ser asf ma
facilmente absorbido por Ell est6magc
de todas las emulsiones conocidas,
EMULSION DE SCOTT es universe
mente considerable como la mas pc
fecta y la mas efcaz, no solament
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-02

pr la pureza del aceite y de los de-
mas ingredientes que Sc emplean en-
su elaboration, sin6 porque es la Gnl-
ca emulsion que no Sc separa, que no
Sc enrancia, que no contiene substan-
cias que irriten 8 inAamen el estoma-
go y porque en- una palabra IS el ali
mento mas concentrate y mas asimi-
able que conocen los medicos para
combatir todas las formas de debili-
dad organica, para purifcar la sangre
y como I'm auxiliar indispensable pa
ra las personals afectadas de tisis, de
escr6fulas, de raquitisma y otras do
lencias cr6nicas.
-Por no tener luz en- Ell zaguan
fue denunciada antenoche la casa
n1mero IL de la Gale del Sol, que
administra Ell sehor Martin Reyes.
Aver tarde Sc lie dl6 sepultu
ra en- esta ciudad a la que fue seiio-
ra Rosa Reyes, viuda de Rivera,
natural de Aguas. buenas y vecina
del barrio de la Marina. Descanse
en- paz.
Han dsdo principle, como 10
habiamos anunclado, los examenes
para los aspirantes al ejercicio de Ia
abogacfa. Forman Ell tribunal exa.
mlnador los letrados se1ores Arto'
Mo Alvarez Nava, Jesds Ma Rosy,
Jose de Guzman Benitez, Luis Men.
DEE y Thomas Mott.
Los examenes seran unos cor
arreglo q la antigua ley y otros d.
acuerdo con la VICENTE, que fut
aprobada el s de MARIO de 1906.
-Acusado de hurto, fue redu
cido a prisi6n aver Justine Santana
natural de Fajardo.
-Denunciado por dshos ma
liciosos ingres6 el sabado en- l:
carcel Herm6genes Rosado, pc,
haberle roto, con una carreta qu'
conducfa, la rueda q TN coche gu
transitaba por Ia Gale de la Forta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-02
la Ht1A MALDtTA s.


-Ahora, es precise yer 4 Marietta para ~asegurarnOs sus ser
vcos.
La we're.
-Sera precise emprender el viaie 10 anteS possible.
-Cuando V. E. nande.
Mariana mismo.
-Pardre manana.
Excuse e~ncargste la mas alta circunspecci6n y ~pludencia,
pceS te conozco.
Hare TODD 10 possible para iusticar Ia con6aza que 81 sehor
conde me atestigua.
FL sehor de Bu%ieteS tomo de un caj6n shs paquetitos de
mil frances los puso en- manoS dc SD ayuda DC camsra, discien-
dole:
ST Marietta Sc halla bin dispuesta, puedes dade Ia mitad
de la suma. F.. resto para til vieja. No creo que estes ausente
mas de ocho dfas.
" 81 Marietta rehusa, stnor conde?
No rehusara. Pero 81 este sucediese, encontraras ota
persona menoS dficil. Haras bien en- no legarte hasta Ell castillo.
-Peusaba hacer 10 que recomienda Ell sehor conde.
Me acude una idea; tno podIiaS que Fermin escnbese hoy
mismo a Marietta? La carta llegarfa pasado mahana pr la tnahana.
Fermn la ciatarfa para encontrarSe en- la aldea de Berry que ape!
mas dbta veinte minutes de Arfeuile y linda con su parqhe. Avi.
sara a Marietta que uno de sus amigos, sin que t nombre, tiene que
dale un recado importante.
Theme raz6n v. E., me entendeIe con Fermn'
-~Prepdrate, pues, a partir; conseguido el obietO regrSa In
msdiatamente.
Aquela tarde G,rman depostaba la carta de Fermin q Mari.
ia en- Ell buz6n de la administration de Correo { iba . buscar bilete
para la diigencia que liza q Arfeufle.
No tguieremos a German en- su viaje.
Regreso a Paris a los seS dias. Las ptimeIas palabras que
dirigi6 a Su amo fueron estas;
Ell sthor conde no Sc habia equivocadoi Marieta eSta prom.
to a servfle cegamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-02
DEL EXTRANjERO
Pr0xima bOda del Du-
que de los Abrnzzos.
Millionaire preso.
-
GUERRA De TARIFAs
En- Paris. Il Congress- de ca
sas armadoras.- Tres mil
\, minroes en- huelga.
GUERRA De TARlFAs

81 duque de los Abruzzos sc
casara en- breve con Miss Catherine
Elkins, hija de TN Millionaire, Sc
uador de la Virginia occiental.
FL Millionaire norteamericano
Crittendon, ha sido presc en- Jak-
-por haberse com.
probado que tenfa mil esclavos ita.
lianos y espaholes en- sus plantaclo.
mes de algod6n de Arkanzas.
participant de Ciudad Real
que tres mil mineros de Horcaio
estan en- hIelga por haberse negado
la Sociedad sPeiarroya,0 propieta.
ria de las minas, q darles aceite pa
ra los candies de trabajo.
Los mineros pasan por la dis.
minuci6n de I'm real de jornal q
cambio del aceite.
81 gobernador civil y Ell tenien.
tie coronel de la benemerita con fuer.
z&s de las pi6ximas commandments
marcharon a Horcajo.
Los trabajadores estan en- &C
titud pacifca.
-Dicen de Paris que para ocu.
par la vacante de la Academia d.
los Goncourt, ha sldo elegido e
humorista Jules Renard.
-Reunido en- Paris Ell Congre
so de casas armadorss que sc dedi
dican al trasporte de viajeros de-
Espafia al Rio de la Plata, ha acor
dado declarar excludes de la fede
raci6n a algunas compaffas que We
n1an 1aItauoo a los compromise!
contraidos con las demas.
81 acuerdo equivale a una que
IRA de tarifas que L~bene6ciara a 10
e~migrantes.
Laa companies que quedan fe
deradas han acordado rebajar SD
pasajes de Vigo a Montevideo
Buenos Aires. Costabau ass pese
tas, y quedau rebajados 4 cicntc
Los representatives de dichas casa
en- Vigo han recibido telegramas e
csc sentido.
Y a1u Sc rebajara mas los pa
safes 81 continIa la lucha.
Sc solicitan vendedore par
este peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-02
DAVID BELLAMORE
LmbovtGdW.-ANen III

LsbOrtGdor.-AHe RI
Acadia de recibir de Paris y New
York el mas complete surtido de som.
breros para sei1oras. Ultimos modelts 8.
ORE cetnos estoa sombreros q un pre-
clio desde TO- so dollars.
Aver circul6 en- San Juan Tin
volante en- que Sc anuncia que Ell ~
de noviembre EMBARGO en- Ell vapor
sMiguel M. pinllloss la compshla
de zarzuela que por cuenta de Ia