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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
MOTOR RACES
ON THE BEACH
Great Speed Races VIII Be
Fought Out This
Winter.
WILL GO AFTER NEW RECORDS
Marriott, the Champion, VIII AZ
tempt 70 Guido His Own
Bursts Of Speed.


~ i-@'-E' Z LA. January o.
An automobile speed duel such IS tie
W orid las never Vet beor called t.ro-
O.. .,-t.... g., p.
s.r,t. 80 r--.-,.t- .'- y-- oH me
fa.r.s- r..,re,f'-ol - 80 = -..
Two Contf,.rts ~. an 80 go "a
f....- e...-.I -. .. 81. .7
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tv..- r.,-,.,. T ..-- -
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sa-o-.n.. a-1 st.a..
This la -.,s t". .
f,.-s e-t.-..,,...t .- .-- ~ '-.-
o.. 5er-,,,o, ~ c...,.-.., az go .--at
tournaments from 49,. r...,,s.,. IL, ,.-l,..-,
rest,rt b, q r,,.t,,. o~ 49, - -
~ the 0rfn5nd E.... ,..r.t-lo- -
news comes ,~ tv, ss...o-. 80
Boston tra o.p.- @-,-, 1,a.-- 80
pfa-a1 to-a,rr~ .~.la ..-,.,....'
stor,-
.te lac. ed ..,-,
da pe..h - .. -, "
,afl, an trc -.-..,-1 -
I.-ee--.r.,,-c, e+-,f.,. .
Newton. Moss ,-.v.l-., o-. - -
ono r,.fa ,ra e,. --,t-- e. -. - -
than v-.e e,..~ t.r.~s. -..,.t. ~ 49,,
chanical cort-.zyar.e ,rh- 80. - ..
disrancss w.. ,..,..ot,,..,.. 10
onds 2sl-5 eecon5s. ana . rDfrv+e. go
seconds The fastest rat. ,,-.s h, 1900
% III miles an rour
At two miles however ,p. s..,r, ,,.,.,,
Ger.s rnar,-aIfoiie afrft no. c.it.,.s -,
a. ooh orss-nove~ pa-raco rbs, -,
the beach in 5>45 seconds Sor,s -
OF the steamers ro,-Nire,,- NJ, 49,,
IN making tie two-fniie record trial ard
J. T. STANLEY designer ara ,,,,,s..,,I -
OF the car. declares mat The Darraco.s
performance would have bee, rolcoat,l
10 second consideration nad II No. 80
for Che mishap That was mo iaosr,t,o
Of the rivalry that viii ra.-,f+ a., -,
ing together al Oroond aeair - 90
ter Stanley and a gpeedier Dsrraco tns,
tho wonders ~ last ,car ''''-'
The news from Boston IL that +ta ,,o,.-
Stanley record dastrovo- bs, -, -
uleted and tested II is htvgo- a., 80
povrarff,1 tra, -ba ,,,ol,sr[ a.. a.,
-. 10. - g. "a u'u Il
.,..-t - oolld9. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Be the Speedier.

schools OF crawlcrs. as unconsciously the
green swimmers initiate one or the other
OF the successful exponents. and il should
not be long before results give up
basis FOR comparison. Meanwhile we
have only theory 20 work upon. but there
is no reason why applied theory should
not help Us a great deal toward the OBJ
ject we have in view.
That 70 IS to the legs that we must
now look for an Increase IN speed seems
only reasonable % believe IN almost
every branch or sport tho legs FUR
nish most ri the strength. and they arc
undoubtedly capable OF greater effort
than the arms. Why. then. should not
this power be applied IN such a manner
as TO propel the body with greater speed
even than can the arms? Their less
adaptable build2 This may be. but 80
has not been proved. and the writer. for
one. believed the contrary. II IS known
very well that ft IS recognized Theory
that in bending the legs the added zee
sistance Offsets oil the benefit derived
from the kick; but what need OF the
bend?
Professor sundstrom. OF the New YORK
Athletic Club. has SWIM with arms ex-
tended above hls head. immovable. using
TO propel himself a pedalling movement
OF the legs. which no calls tho sword
HHH StIohe VOW WAAOut tne Nelp or DIS
arms ne can negotiate twenty-five yards
under twelve seconds. which is as fast
as our great Daniels can crawl with
arms and legs both.
Now no one who has seen Daniels swim
will dispute the fact that most OF his
speed comes from the arms. Why. then.
should not combination OF his own arm
stroke and Sundstrom's les drive send him
a great deal faster than ne IS now going?
cannot but think that a close study oc
the nhnua llll.L. r..nllla lrrcntI.. hcrna. o..r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
THE BEST SWIMMING STROKE
Combination of Leg Drive and Short Stroke Would
Be the Speedier.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. ~~-- -
Which is the best swimming stroke? The
query may seem superhuous at FIRST
glance. Nine out OF ten racing men will
answer without a seconds hesitation,
''the crawl Nevertheless. when ws
look closer into the question II becomes
apparent that tho answer though I'M
dOubtediy correct. Is by TO means spe-
cihc. Nowadays almost every sprinter.
and half the distance men IN the coun-
try use the stroke IN some modified form.
and the man does not exist who can tell
which is tho best method OF the lot
The name OF crawl has grown to be
a sort Of generic appellation for G null
titude OF strokes as dissimnar in some
Instances as the old-fashioned double over
arm and the trudgeon. Anyone who has
watched carefully c. NJ. Daniels and +.
T. Kitching. our respective indoor and
outdoor hfty-yard record holders. will
realize the meaning. They are repre-
successful. vet IN almost every part Of
their stroke their action differs.
That the discarding OF the once famous
scissors kick was a step forward We are
bound 10 admit. As soon as we gave "a
up IN favor o. a straighted drive our
swimmers began to improve az a class.
and when tho laws OF mechanics were
called IN 70 give a reason FOR the prog
ress Ga thing that occurred only after
success had been proven they were
found TO afford the scientific explanation
OF the solved problem.
At present. though. the crawl kick has
developed into half dozen or more dis
tinct varieties OF whose relative value
absolutely nothing "a known. They are
too new for US 10 have been able 70 learn
by experience and even tho facilities FOR
observation have been insufficient.
stu We are gradually forming diKeront
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

leading sprinters. and believe that IN
its adoption lies the secret OF great future
progress. I will try to describe 70 that
those who are unable 90 see 90 exhibited
may have an idea Of its action. AT the
same time, I VIII add that one gets Ear
better results through watching a stroke
swum than either by trying 20 learn IL
from description or even by being
coached into f..
This statement will be questioned by
many. probably. but statistics are with
me. OF course. ] mean 90 speak OF fairly
good swimmers. not OF noy1ces. AT least
a dozen men have been spoken Of as re-
sponsiole FOR Daniels's great achievements.
bat tho truth Of the matter is that DAN
iels worked ont his present stroke cu-
urely by himself Alex. Ncnert undouat-
cdiy was the one % discover the latent
speed in him. and no 10 was who set him
on the good road. but when Daniels legt
him Do was q 10 man 40 best
From Menerts hands the champion
went into those Of Otto Wahle whom
consider tho best coach fin America.
and who followed him closely. doing all
ne could for him. Just ask Wahle 10
tell YOU who should receive credit for
his pupils speed. and see what he SAYS
I'm inclined 70 believe that he VIII attri-
butte 10 solely to Danieis's intelligent OK
perimcnting with the st~oNcs OF the fast
esq men he had seen.
Sundstrom's Kick is am alternate mo-
ton Of the legs resembling the action OF
pedailng a bicycle. with the difference
that the knees are kept close together
all tho time so that the scope is naturally
much smaller. The foot moves in man
ner 20 initiate the stroke or the swan.
10 catches the water with snap the bail
~
tho toes arc pointed back. and 70 comes
forward Narv sloMIv Do this nnaILLnn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

ners az consolation divisions. made up
Of those who lose in the first round OF
match play.
Even thus early p field OF fully one
hundred Sul fifty players IS assured
number somewhat in excess OF last years
big tournament. and IL VIII include many
golfers OF national prominence and rep
resentatives from all sections OF the coun-
try
Just preceding the midwinter tourna-
ment. upon January 18th. 18th and 10th.
the annual froiic Of tho advertising men
will be held. and a wealth OF trophies
Will be offered. the whole combining to
make a week of goH SUCH as would be
possible at no other resort I'm the world
but Pinehurst ard which will inaugur-
ate the most important series OF tourna-
ments In The history OF the local coun-
Try club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
BYERS, GOLF CHAMPION.
Will Have a Try for Scotch
Honors at ST Andrews

PITTSBURG. PA. January 5-Fben
vi. Bycrs. the national golf champion
may emulate the example OF Walter u
Travis. and win the amateur chanofor,-
ship or Great Britain this year al Ola
ST. Andrews He has earned the highest
solhug honors IN this country. and IL
is citing that le should try TO earn
the double crown. The announcement
that he would 20 ahead in February ana
probably play FOR the British title v.ns
well received in goihng circles here Il
Jed TO further talk OF sending a tean,
abroad. and with Bycrs 90 head Tho lisr
the way Us opened. The game has boon
making great strides in this country
and American players are slovl., buf
surely approaching the standard set I'M
Great Britain. A comparison az this
time would be interosurg. as American
golfers hrmly believe that reprcscnta-
tive team from This country. could bold
Its own with q representative team abroad.
even 81 the rank and ME or American
players are sul behind those in Great
BriIala
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Brooklyn Team.

Albany, n. Y. January president
Ebbets. OF the Brooklyn Baseball Club.
corralled a few players on a swing round
the circle a few days ago. lie came up
20 Albany and signed Bel. dropped over
70 Worcester Mass and got Billy Ber-
gems autograph on a contract. ana at
Boston signed Billy Maloncy and Johnny
Butler. Butler is the catcher who was
turned over By Brooklyn 70 Jersey city
last spring,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
RACING STABLES.
E. r. Thomas to Breed His Own
Runners.

NEW YORK. January Sc. r. Thomas.
nrorinent as an owner on the Jockey
Club trucks. intends to breed his own
racc-hOrses in future lie purchased sew
etal brood mares recently. including
Bellane and IDeonora LOring. who, with
the famous sprinter Lady Amelia. re-
tired last fal. will be bred 20 the
noted stallion Hermis. who will be placed
OF the head Of the Thomas stud, Stalwart
will also stand at Iolmdel Farm,
Thomas's establishment in New Jersey.
and IN tine the owner believes that
the produce OF these sires and dams will
be heard from Ia some OF the big stakes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11

Sc enrancia, que no contiene substan
cias que irriten 8 inaamen el estoma-
go y porque Ell una palabra as el ali
lnento mas concentrate y mas asimi-
liable que conocen los medicos para
conlbatir todas las formas de debili-
dad organica, para purifcar la sangre
y como un auXiliar indispensable pa
ra las personals aGtctadas de tisis, de
escrofulas, dc raquitlsma y otras do
Iencias cr6nicas.
Sc halla enfermo en- Maya
giiez el Lcdo. don Ignacio Hidalgo.
Haze unos dias un caro- cleo
trico mato un perro en- la parada s
y alguien, no sabemos quien, 10
arroj6 en- la explanada junto a la
Iglesia, con gran perjuicio de Ia
salud, pues el animal esta va podri.
do y despide I'm hedor insopor
table.
RAY EN- ELCLUB de f Kehrhahr
y Co., rs San Francisco, Sc venden do
relojes de orc cada semana. La 81
TINA semana obtuvo uno don Virgili'
del Poso, socio No AZ.
Les ha sido aceptado c
reenganche por dos afios en- el ser
vicio, a los cabos de la policia in
sular Enrique Valdivieso y Migue
Munoz Lopez.
Ell guardia Nicanor Pere
, arresto aver en- Puerta de TIER
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
ALEXANDRA DUMAS
Sc aseguraba que Cocouuas haba poddo ress doo
ho,So veIodo otodO

aseguraba que Cocounas haba poddo res e door 10
haba revelado todo
Asi es que gritaban por todas parties
Mirad mrad ell rubio e ha habado, Ell que 10 ha di
odo cobarde ha causado la muerede otro FL
otro al conraro valiente no ha conesado NADIA
Los dos 6yenes cn perfectamentc e uno las alabanza
otro inurias que marcia funehe
tras que La Mole esechabl de amigo sublime
desdkn dbuaba del pmones que desd 10 alto del
nmundo chirr6n contemplate esdpda mutud 10 hu
biese hecho desde runfal.
Fl nfounio habia hecho obra celeste haba ennobecdo
fgura de Coconnas como la muee iba dviniza alma
-Falta mucho para egar? pegunto La Mole va puedo
mas amigo, creo que voy desmayarme.
-Espera espea La Mole ahora pasar por la cale
del Tizon por de Cloche- Percee mira contemplate
-Ah levAntate evantate, que mas bieua
venturada
Coconnas exendi6 la TOGO la espada del verdugo
que delanera del chrri6n guando e cabao
Maese lie do hacednos e favor de deteneros insante
enfrente de la cale del Tzon.
Caboche h1o la cabea movmiento de adhesion "
al Iegar la cale del Tzon, detuvo
La Mole Sc incopor6 trabao ayudado po Coconnas
contempo oosvados las agrmas aquea Caa senoa
muda cerrada umba supiro inhamo peCho
murmur6 baja:
-Adi6s iadios juvenud amor vidal
dej6 caer la cabeza sobre pecho
Valor dijo Coconnas, enContraremos todo ALA
arriba
-Lo crees ash murnuro La Mole.
-Lo ceo porie sacerdoe 10 ha dcho y sobre todo
porque 10 espero desnayes amigo mio msea
bes que miran reirian de nosotros.
Caboche oy6 c>tas dos utmas paldbaS azotando
bao con una rano cnd6 CoconnaS v sin que nade
pudiese veo esponta imprgnada de revuvo
tan voento que Mole despue de habero resprada de ha
bese otado las sienes eneOntr6 escOy reaumadO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
la RE1NA MARGAR1TA

No importa dio el sacerdoe pedid sempre la fuerza
que ha sufrido 10 que vos vais a sufrir
La Mole bes6 los pies de Cristo, diciendo:
Recomendadme las oraones de las relgosas de ben
da Virgen Maria
Date pra La Mole date prisa dijo Coconnas,
tanta pena que siento que desfallezco.
-Esoy presto djo La Mole
Podfeis cabeza ben derecha1 do Caboche pre-
parando la cuchila detras de La Mole arrodiuado.
-Espero que ST, lS contes6.
-EntonOes, todo ira bien
-Pero vos djo La Mole ovid@is 10 que he pedido;
este relcarie abrira las puertas.
No tengais cudado Ahora procurad manener cabea
ben derecha.
La estir6 el cuelo vovendo los ojos haca Ia
ella, dio:
-Adi6s, Margara bendi
No cab6. De revks de machee rapido ulgurante
como I'm Caboch hzo de solo gope cabez
fuE rodar los pies de Coconnas.
81 cuerpo cay6 POGO POGO 81 acostase.
I'm grito immense tornado por mil gritos eson6 los am
btos plaza entire odas aqueas de mujer lie paeo
Cuconnas hab DIDO mas dooroo que todo los oos
juntos,
-GacaS mi digno amigo gracias dio Coconnas tenden
do por tercera vez Ia mano al verdugo
-Hio mfo dio e sacerdote Coconnas, no tenes nada
que confiar Diosl
No, padre mo djo Ell pamones todO 10 que tenfa que
oonfare os 10 die aver vos.
despues, volviend6se hacia Caboche, continue:
-VsmoS, verdugo, mi 1ltmo amigo, ssrvcio mas
de arodiarse pase6 sobre la muhtud mirada
tan ranqua que murmuo de admiration vino
cabeza amigo dspOtsndo beso sobe cardenos la
bios dg6 Ultima mada torrecila arrodnandOse
consevando sempre squea amada cabeza do
"A NIL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
O7RAS NQT|C|AS
Nuevos rniembrOs de la
Junta local uniOnista
de Rio-piedras.
DR.. QUEvEOO BAEZ
Un perro muerto. --Llcencla.
do Hidalgo. -Reengan.
che de guardias.
DR.. QuEvEOO BAEZ

Candidatura electa en- Ia Con-
venci6n celebrada el domingo ulti-
mo en- Rio Piedras para la designa-
cion de Ia nueva Junta local unio-
nista:
Presidentes honorarios: don
Luis Muhoz Rivera y don Octavio
Garcia Salgado. Presidente efecti-
vo, don Enrique Acosta Marquee;
vice-presidente, don Luis Gonzalez
Cabrera; Tesorero, Lcdo. don Ra-
mon Via Mayo; Secretario don Pc
dro Orcasitas Muhoz.
Vocales, don Jose Ubarri, don
Diego Belancourt, don Jose Maiso-
net, don Silverio Castrillo, don Be-
nito Rivera don Juan Garcia Uba-
ri, don Jose Soils Amy y don Do
n1Sl0 Catala.
Suplentes, don Manuel Castri-
llo, don Zen6n Diaz, don Acisclo
Dlax y don Juan Pinero.
-H Doctor Quevedo Baez ha
quedado hecho cargo de la cliente-
Ia del Doctor Ordonez, durante 81
ausercia en- Europa.
Ell PETROLEO 8 aceite dt
alumbrar y quemar no es TN aliinen
to.-como Sc ha pretendido por algu
nos industriales recomendar el aceite
de petroleo como un sustituto del acei
te de hlgado de bacalao, debemos ad
vertir por el bien de los mismo enfer
mos que el aceite de petroleo es un;
substantial mineral, que 81 Sc us;
intenamente es expelida lntegra po
las evacuaciones intestinales, causan
do la larga inflammation de las via
digestivas.
Carece por 10. tanto de la propie
: dad esencial de todo alimento, la d
ser asimilable y vorverse parte de 10
tejidos arganicos y no puede nj re
motamente compararse con el aceit
4 de higado de bacalao, cuya propieda
de nutrir y fortalecer los ORGANISING
debiles 10 han hecho tan necesario
) tan justamsnte apreciado en- todo
: mundo.
La meior manera de toinar
aceite de hfgado de becalao cs ell
forma de emulsion, por ser asi mi
facilmente absorbido por ell eSt6mag
: de todas las emulsiones conocidas,
+ ULSION DE SCOTT es universe
mente considerable coma la mas pc
fecta y la mas efcaz, no solamen
por la pureza del aceite y de los d
. mas ingredientes que Sc emplean
o su elaboration, sin6 porque es la III
ca emulsion que no Sc separa, que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
NOTAS De |NT[RES
Falta de puentes en- al
gunos rios.--Retraso
& los viajsros.
GRANDES AVENlDAS
Por infringir las leyes de "a.
nidad.-Asitidos en- Ia
Sala de SocOrros.

FL sabado cuando regresaba
el Attorney general de Fajardo 4
San Juan, pudo enterarse de visu
de la grandfsima falta que estan
hacienda unos puentes en- los rios
sEspfritu santoD y sRlo-grande.s
Ese dia, y a haberse tardado
TN POGO mas en- salir de Fajardo
Mr.. Feuille, hubiera sufrido varias
horas de espera & orillas del aEspi-
ritu santos, que creci6 impetuoso y
de repente, 4 los pocos minutes de
haberlo vadeado 81 en- su coche.
Por cierto que varios pasajeros
que tras el Attorney venfan, y que
en- Ro-piedras tuvieron la desgra-
cia de servirse del strolley' para lie
gar 4 esta ciudad, invirtieron dos
horas en- el corto trayecto, despu6s
de aguardar otra horita en- aquella
estaci6n.
Todos. sintieron que Mr.. Feuille
no hubiera sido vfctima tambi<r
del NAL servicio de los strolleyss,
para yer 81 de ese modo tomaba car.
tas en- el escandaloso abuse de IL
Compafiia.
Aver fueron asistidos en- |:
sala de socorros, Agustfn Romero
de erosion en- la region ocular dere
cha y confusion en- el pecho; Clau
dio Bonilla, herida por desgarro G,
el antebrazo; Zacarias Rodriguez
herida punzante en- el dedo grues
del pie dsrecho; Laureano Ruf6n
herida contusa en- Ia region occipi
tai media; Juan Malave, herida con
tusa por magullamiento sobre eI de
do grueso del pie izquierdo; y Sal
vador Ruiz Rivera, herida contus
sobre el arco. .superciciar derecho.
Enrique .Padilla, panaderc
fu6 arrestado anoche, por infrai
ci6n 4 las leyes de sanidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
SOMlREROS De SERQRIS

FL paris BAZAR" tiene el
gusto de participar a su numerosa
clientela y al pdblico Ell general, que
desde hey Sc hacen toda clase de re-
formas y composicionss de sombreros
de sefioros, estando sncargadas de
elias una seiorita de Ia casa. Los
preCios seran muy modicoS PARIS
BAZAR. - PEDRO G1UsTI, Eortalsza
AZ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
VENTAS DE AZUCAR
Sin operaciones.


Sin operaciones.
BUQUES. .ANUNCIADOS
Vapor espaiiol "Juan ForgasD, es-
ta 4 la carga en- Barcelona para sa-
lir el 80 del corriente para esta y
otros.
Vapor americana aPhiladelphiaD
sali6 de New York para esta el s
del eSrriente.
Vapor americana Caracas sal
dra para New York ei ~ del CO.
rriente.
Vapor americana aBrooklyns sa-
li6 de New York el dfa 8 para 4sta.
Vapor cubano ~Juliao sali6 de la
Habana el S del corriente, hacien-
do las escalas de costumbre llegan-
! doa este el "A del corriente.
Vapor espafiol ~ValbaneraS sali6
de Barcelona el 80 del ppdo. por e1
mediterraneo para Canarias y este
puerto.
ENTRADAS
Ninguua.
coSTANERos
De Salinas de Cabo-Rojo, goleta
sPetraD, con sal 4 granel.
SALIDAS
| No hubo.
| COSTANRRoS
Para Humacao goleta sCoraz6r
de Marfa', con carga.
Para Yabucoa, goleta sAurelias
Para Fajardo, balandro sDo
Hermanosa.
BUQUES EN PUERTO
TRAVESIA
sCity of Georgewn' descargando
sPineas W. spragneo cargando
~CladysS descargando.
aJose Olaverrys descargando.
aArlingtons descargando,
cosTANERoS
sIndiaS descargando.
sAurelias Yabucoas.
aEncarnaci6ns Yabucoa.
SDolores' Vieques.
o sCarmenS Fajardo.
SVoluntadS Yabucoa.
aMayagiiezanas Humacao.
~Marfa ArtauD Vieques,
aPedrito0 Vieques.
aPetro' descargando.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
SECC|ON MERCANT|L
Not,. eomsTeIl|es De Son Juan
pRlNCIPALES ARTICULOS

PR1NCIPALS ARTICULOS
Arrsces: De partido Il JapSn q
$4.sOa $50.
Idem valenciano de 81 q sH
Ser extreme de clases.!
Ajos de 30 ctvs. 4 20.
Bacalao $7-25 4 7-5o.
Sardinas ahumadas IS q I6 cen
tavos.
Cebollas espaholas $4.
Idem amsricanas IS.
0arbanzos An q 10.
Wabichuelas americans colora-
das largas $4so. Blancas america
mas 3H ASK.
Harina de trigo $3.50 4 $50.
Idem de nsiz 4 $40.
Jamoncs 1o-75a III.
Jab6n Rscamora $40; americana,
$2K y ~.
Manteca $3.50 en- u y en- cajas
de ~.
Mantequilla de $1S & a..
Pasta del pals $3.50 4 4.
Papas americanas f..
Tocino $1S & 1880.
Tasajo $3.50.
Quesos americanos SIS. Pata-
gras ~.
Leche Sondensada sAguilao 4 IS.
Idetn aCruz Rojas $4A.
Idem sMagnolias $4H.
DEL PALS
Az6car para el consume:
MascabadO claro de san.
De miel claro 4 IS.
Centrifuga slaro de I: q IS.
Americana de IS 4 ssh.
De Pence $3A & ~.
Ron 20 grades Cartier q $1.5e
ceutavos gallon pagados R. Inter
Aas.
Maiz $415 as.
Tabaco, nominal.
PREC1os DE COMPRA
Algod6n 4 s. Z $6H.
CocOs de Is { 1S millar.
sebo de res { $415.
Cafe cOrriente nominal.
CAMB1oS CORR1ENTES
Londres check ( $4.S7 a$4.sS
Paris SIX D.
Hamburgo check a. D.
New York IN D.
Espaha 11A & IL ctvs. D.
ACCIONES
Banco Territorial $25.
Ranco de Pto. Rico q $9S a5c
American Colonial Bank I3
4 400.
CEDULAS HIPOTECAR1AS
Banco Territorial y AgrfcOla:
Emisiones & y s. $50.
Tdem s. 500.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
Juan Dc tulnaB lspItsl
ABOoAOO~NoTAR1O
CAL1.E AELRN, 2S.-P. O. Box 7s4
: San fAsss Puerto RfaO.

Sa'S JkANI ENe910 NfW.
Sc han empczado Zanzibar
los rallies viejos que pertenecieron
al antigua tranvia de Ubarri, desde
la parada as hasta Rio-piedras, sus-
tituyendolos Por otros nuevos de
acero, de los que tiene el resto de
la Inca hasta San Juan.
Eloy Lopez y Rogue Guada-
lupe, fueron arrestados aver por
uso de armas prohibidas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11

al individuo Guillermo Veldzquez,
por estar bahandose desnudo en- el
puente de San Antonio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
Acadia Municipal de Caguas
AL PUBIICO

session ordinaria de de 1imo
p1blca ea
bao condolences estpuadas los peg respectivos
evan cabo da
halados saber:
C2ase de los DiayhOra (ankaaa Fanaa EaaSa
GGtrISna0S de brOllS0Haf LlfHtI11
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
LeOn(iO B1IreiI0

CIRUJANO DENTISTA
Coronas, puentes, Cajas y todos los
demas trabajos comeroiantss al ram o
Caguas P. R.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-17
BLACKS DIE FAST
Third lynchinq in Moorehouse
Parish, La, in Ten Days
Takes Place.
ONE VICTIM A MINSTREL
Resented Being Called Yankee Mig
ger"-Tw,o Executed According
to Law in New Jersey.

Shreveport, La, Dec. IA negro
member of a travelling minstrel troop
named Homer Rogers was hanged by
a mob .in Moorhouse parish last night
and the body riddled with bullets. AS
far as can be ascertained the lynch
ing resulted when Rogers resented a
remark made by white man declar-
ing he was Yankee niger This
is the third lynching in MoOrhcnse
parish in 10. days.
This According to Law.
Trenton. n j., Dec. 11.-Charles
Gibson and Stephen Dorsey. colored.
were electrocuted at the state prison
today for the murder of Mrs. Edward
Homer and Victoria Natoli. the latter
a servant. while employed by Mrs.
Horner. The murders were committed
in connection with the robbery of the
Homer home near Camden last Au-
gust n