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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-21
Ida M. Tarbell on Woman's Place in the
World.

1t is not too much to say to-day
that women in this country can get
anything a majority Of them really
want and the Individual can practise
any trade of profession or art with
out let or hindrance. All this has
come about and without decreasing
the number of marriages, destroying
the home or the club; limiting mas
culine freedom or reducing the prof
its of the dressmaker and milliner
Established things remain as they
were, yet something has happened
Is it not mainly that we have utiliz-
ed in active work the large number
of women who heretofore, through
a failure to marry or to succeed in
marriage found themselves with
no congenial occupation or interest
open to them, and so doomed to lives
of inaction, or prohtless action, and
often of dire poverty? That large
class of women who forty years ago
were denominated old maids, a class
whom everybody pitied or laughed
at and for whom there seemed no
opening but death, has largely pass
ed away. The Delineator for March.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-21
NEWS FROM SWEET.

jim Lloyd came down again will
another load of butter and eggs. He
seems to have the right kind of hens
and knows how to use them.
The sheriff came down after Tom
Kennedy, who has been on a spree
for long time and was acting a
little too gay with his family.
The mud is drying up some, but is
just getting stiff enough to stick
good. The Ola stage had to leave
the wagon and bring the mail in on
a horse.
Our weather is still fine and many
are plowing and quite few have
grain sOwed.
The minister has his bridge nearly
complete and it will soon be ready
for travel.
Ben Demasters and Miss Hewitt
son came down from Ola. The young
lady is going to Idaho City to attend
the teachers examination. She is a
plucky girl. She has given her
pupils a two weeks rest and will re-
sumo her school which is 5 month
term.
A great surprise party was given
to Mr.. and Mrs. Renfro one evening
last week with the usual turnout
and a good time.
The arrest of Tom Kennedy the
first of the week on complaint of a
citizen Of this place resulted in bind
ing him over until Saturday and
when court was called and the prose
,ution was ready for trial the de.
PENDANT pleaded for time to get legal
lelp, which was allowed and the case
until next Monday. There
Vas quite gathering Of the neigh
)ors and the clouds are rather dark
ooking for Tom.
LATE Knowlton has gone to Lewis.
on on another business trip.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-21
Nc tice to Teachers.

Examination for all grades of
county certificates, also state certifi.
Gates and diplomas will be given
February p, % and %, at the court
house, Caldwell.
The second and third grade
branches will be given the Dist, 22nd
and 23d, and all others on the Dist.
EIGHTH GRADE.
The eighth grade examinations
will be held March 1920, q, and %,
and May II. Is, l6, and II.
CORA B. BEAN, County Superin-
tendent.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-21
Notice.

The undersigned have formed a
partnership for the practice of law,
writing life and fire insurance. We
are agents for the sale Of Cobban's
new addition to Emmett. Office in
Powell building. Mr.. Tillinghast
has removed his office from the
Union Block to the Powell building,
up stairs, front.
C. ID. TILLTNGHAsT.
j. A. CALLAHAN.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-21
N. M. HALL
Contractor and Builder

Figures given on building and job
work. Estimates cheerful made.
Plans and specifications furnished.
VIII save you time and money, no
delay.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-21
Cobban,s New Addition to EmmelI.

Lots are now offered for sale on
easy terms. Plat may be seen, and
we will show lots TO all who call at
our office in Powell Building, up
stairs, front.
TILLINGHAsT & CALLAHAN.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-21
HENRY KUCKkU
AUCTIONEER

Will cry sales anywhere in Canyon
county. Prices made to satisfy all.
For information concerning dates,
call at this office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17
Fulton's Anniversarv.

There were a few unusual histlc
sounds in the harbor Wednesday
which the average citizen did not M.
derstald and which prove 10 have
boen made In honor Of Robert Fulton,
inventor of tho steam engine Wed
resday being the centennial anniver.
sary OF steam navigation. Fultcn's
boat The Ciermont was launched on
the Hudson river in New York. and
made her initial trip mp the river to
Albany Fulton came west later and
built the steamer Orleans on the Ohio
river. thar being the frst steam pro.
PEELED craft on Western waters He
made a trip in her To New Orleans.
landing bis brother. Abraham s. Ful-
toll 81 Troy Ind. with instructions -
build a home far the inventor 4. s.
Fulton was kiilo1 bv q falling ioa be-
fore The home was completed Fulton.
ttt Inventor. was frequent visitor to
boaissiiio fOr several wears anil VAS
= vel knoan figure in this city A
sehacti Htion for tire erection Of a
MEMORIAL CD Fulton was started ny
ihe Marquis d. Lafayette. who Wis
tied the old home at Troy. Ind. June
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17

OF the passengers ON the boat Wed.
nesday thus describes the ride in
Tart. The Hydrocurve began 10 hum
and skip from wave 30 wave. II hit
twenty miles an hour Then Il hit
twenty-five miles. As IL came around
In the middle of the lake and headed
down stream the last balkv cylinder
slid into commission. and we started
toward ?ekin ar thirtymilean hour
e3it. Not very many people have rid.
den thirty miles an hour IN ans kind
Of boat a few torpedo boats do
The trick. and q few foreign unafics
haFe built motor boats of $50 horse
power that have made thirtv miles an
fDur Just before they blew up The
fastest transatlantic steamship only.
makes tweniy-cight miles an hour
And here We were sliding over the.
waves IT ~ rate Of q mile every two
minutes with a wall Of water shooting
upward on each side and eight en-
gines playing a DEVILS serenade be
hind
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17
MEET FOR TIE
TENNIS HONOR
AT NEW YORK - COMPETITION
FoR CHAMPIONSHIP n
DoUBLEs-SoUTHERN TEAw
PRESENT FOR FIRST TIME.

New York. A1g. 16-Tntercst Of 10y.
crs Of tennis is now ceHlered ia the
sectional matches which began today
On the courts Of tie Crescent Athletic
club az Bay Ridge Teams represent
ing the East West and Socth ara
contcstiug 70 rthc honor of PLAYING
for the national doubles champion
shin Il Is the first time that 4
Southern team has competed with
representative 81 the East aad West
fer the sectional doubles chsmssoif-
shin
The Southern team is male up n
Bryan Grant and Nat Tharntun
w5p won the dcu5ies championship d
TIE sorth al the Atlanta tournament
last month Alexander and Haeketf
ere fhc Western renrcs utatifes and
Little a11 Wright make up tire East
rn team The pair winning the SEC
iionsi tournament VII have the honor
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17
NEWS Of RIVERS
AND STEAMBOATS,
NEW HYDRocURVE BOAT MAKES
THIRTY MILES PER HOUR m
ILLINOIS RIVER.
Hundredth Anniversary Of Invention
of Steam Navigation Just
Psssed-River Still
Falling

The st Louis Waterways Journal
says col Mott OF the Mankc.
Heavener Navigation company said
at Peoria the other day that their
boat, the HydEocurve. will do its share
IN speeding a message from Mayor
Busse. Ut Chicago. 20 President Roose-
welt at St Louis. during his visit 10
this city on October 3. He said: n
the rules Of the race viii permit as.
We are willing 10 carry che message
from Peoria ~ ST. Louis alone. and I
viii wager That we perform the feat
ia less time than it viii take three
boats working On RELAYS 10 carry 81
from Chicago o. Peoria .
Peoria may in short time be the
producer n new type ef boat which
may reFolHtinnize boat building an
over the world. Officers Of the Pro.
motion club arr now conferring with
the inventors Of the famoUs Hydro
curve boat. looking to the establish
ment OF foctory in tkat city. One
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17

The river marked 2d.2 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
iaii Of o.5 Of a foot in - hours.
Rising rivers were reported yestcr-
day from points above here ne fol.
lows Pittshurg 0.S. Evas- lie 05.
at Vernon 0G
Thf John A. Wood came ort from
81 Iouis with empties ami returned
with six barEes OF coal
The =. r. Davis came out FROM
jena with cmuties and took back
with her barge 70 lumber
The Dick Fowler was b. and ont ~
usHsl yesterday with fair business.
IT, r.. s. mae boat Horatio g.
Wright came up from Hatchez geater
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17
GOOD HORSES SOLD
Al Auction IN Ssratogs-c. z. Durneil
Partner Of John w. Gates Will
co to England.

y Y. Aug. 1G.-Manv
f-t racing horses are on the
g. De- sold at an auction which
fn.lri herc today. The hroses are
thentt-rne in number an make up
the std 2 Of G.. 4 Durnel the chief
figure iH The greatest pluugiug stable
Of The tHrf Dnrnell for some time
has hrea u parfnei 90 7ohu " Gates.
Since MI. Gates went abroad things
have not gene Wen with the firm aud
Duncll has decided to dispose OF the
stable and go to England The promi-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17

People who wish To see the beautl
tu' Ohio now will be- compelled I'd
come down or 70 mp in relays as
there Will be no through boats after
the Peters Lee comes ont. They viii
pave TO change steamers al Paducan
and Evansville.
Low water is giving Pittsburg the
worst Of it That city is practically
az inland city now.
From Cairo 10 the Pacific ocean viii
Eet be such a far cry when the pan.
ema canal s. finished
The Ferd Herold wiz be cut from
st Louis to-day bornd Cor Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17
The sHemina.e Ma,

IF there Is anything that makes ne
feel like going out and practicing with
The dumb bells said the mannish gi-I.
it Is to see man going about the
street wearing pumps Ut VERY low
shoes that look like a girls shoes.
daintily tied with wlde ribbon in a
fetching bow. You'd Dc surprised how
may you sec Of them. too
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17
Jute saeks b. the Thousana.

Immense numbers q iute sacks are
annually used in the shipment Of
nitrate from Chile. They come prin.
cipally from Australia and the East
Indies. and are never used the second
tine. as the nitrate rots the fb.r.
During 1906 about 10000 600 sacks
were used, and the demand is con.
stantly growing
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17

nence Of some of the horses to be dis
posed of led to marked interest in the
occasion and q number of well known
horscmen were present at the opening
OF the sale
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17
YesterdaYls River Forecasts.

The Ohio. al Evansville and Mt
Vernon, will begin falling within the
next q to 80 hours and continue fall
ing several days At Paducah will
continue falling during the next - to
SO hours then probably rise slightly
At Cairo. viii continue falling during
the next or days
The Tennessee. from Florence to
the mouth. not much change during
the next SO horrs.
The Mississippi. from below St
Louis 10 Cairo. viii continue falling
driihg the next 20 to as hours
y. NJ CUNNINGHAM,
Observer
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17
Ancient Writers on poisons.

Poison lore. poison-lehre." as Il
was long called. was considered for
bidder sabiec; for many ages. eaten.
in his work ION ARtidotes," remarks
that the only authors whl. dared to
write of poisons were Orpheus. Theo.
LOCUS, Morus, Meudesius the younger.
heiiodorus, Of Athens. and few 9th
ers. Unfortunately, note of their
treatlses is in existence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17

of competing fer the national cham
pionship at Newport next week with
Holcombe Ward and Bcals c, Wright.
the present holtcrs o fthe title.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17
THE WEATHER
ssgssssssssssssssssssssssS
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

Yesterday was quite oppressive
with a trace Of rain and humidity Of
81 per cent. The government bulle.
tin reported rain from eleven points,
the heaviest being LIS from Chicago
and 80 from Davenport. The extremes
OF temperature were s6 at Ell Paso
and 30 at winnemucca.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17

rReNcA CYCLISTS BEATEN.

paris. Aug. ls.-Maj. Taylor. the
American bicyclist. defeated the
French cracks. Pouiain and Friolin. in
two races out of three today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17

II an uutrath is ouly a cay old il Is
called a lie. IL il IS a year Ola il Is
called fa-selOei. but lit D. a Ger.
tury old il IS called A iessnd
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-17

Is 1875 but the project fell through
after SIS O00 had been raised
The Delta independent., 1907-12-20

Christmas New Year Cards, Calendars, Calendar
Pads Mailing Novelties Booklets in variety; furnish
them schools. hundred 15c books with
pictures. more We sold
years season, do put off
making selection.
We show you many things that make nice Christ
Here few only. Box Paper, Handker
chief Box Collar Cuff Necktie Box Perfumes Postal
Gard Albums, Brush and Comb Toilet Manicure
Sets Games Combination Games, Dolls 1Oper dozento
$50 EACH China Heaes Bsk Heads Ceuoid Heads Printed
Dogs, Cats, for Cutouts.
Mandolins Guitars Vions, Cigar Jars Cloth Brushes
Hat Brushes Military Brushes. : Shaving Mirrors.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-30
GINO|0LTuRA 1q|uNFIlTE

He aqui Ia elOcta en- Ia conven-
ci6n celebrada en- Ia tarde del dia
80 de mayo cxriente, por los COM
promisarios, para formar la Junta
local de Partids Unionista, en- 81
pubic de Arroyo:
PreSidente, don Federico 3.
Virella. .-.Vocales, Valeriano Wire
LA Uribe, don Luis E. B6ssolo,
don Jose Dechoudens, don Jaime
Santiago, don Lorenzo ]. Manau-
tou. -Secretario Tssorero, don Js-
sGs Maria Rodriguez,
Buena designation hecha poi
tales compromisarios, que al en-
concentrates la dificil tarea de ele
gir 4 los representatives del partido
para la pr6xima campafia, han de
nostradS gran tacto, escogiend'
tan excelente representation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-30
AOTE De AREC|BO
Sensible fallecimiento.
Sc suspende la session
municipal.
VAPOR De LOS EAROS
FL Gobernador y su comiti-
va.-Grandes existencias dc
aztear. - Avsnidas.
vAPOR De LOS FAROs

Mayo 2o.--Ha fallecido en- es-
ia ciudad el sefior don Andres Bes-
tard, empleado de la hacienda sMon-
te Grande.S R. I. P.
~Por ser mafiana dia festive
sc suspende Ia session ordinaria del
Concejo Municipal para el viernes
por la noche.
Aver hizo una gran avenida
el rio Grande. Inund6 la parts ba-
ia de la ciudad y el muelle.
Los almacenes de esta ciu-
dad Sc encuentran abarrotados de
azdsar, calculindose en- unos Gin.
cnenta mil sacos, por no venir va.
pores a cargar, como consecuencia
de la huelga en- Ia ciudad do New
York.
-Ha sido nombrado Inspector
Municipal el practicaute don Rafael
Silva Oliveras.
En- esta semana es esperado
en- esta ciudad el Hon. Gobernador
Post y Auditor Mr. Ward.
Aver estuvo en- este puerto
81 vapor de faros, en- asuntos del
servicio.
Aver Sc celebr6 en- esta Cor
te de Distrito el primer juicio con
arreglo q la nueva ley, 4 fin de die
taminar sobre las faeultades menta'
les de Ia infeliz Nicasia Reyes
|. Asistieron 6 JuradSs, dos perito'
medicos y varios testigss. Fut de
clerada loca peligrosa yel honora
; BILE Juez orden6 fuese recluida en- e
. manicomio.
. CORRAPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-30
IMPRESIONES Y NOT|C|AS

La Alta Escuela Central ha
nombrado ya una comisi6n para
que prepare el programa de los ejer-
cicios de graduation que tendran
lugar el 81 de JUNO pr6ximo. Pro-
bablemente siete j6venes obtendrAn
sus diplomas, que los hara aptos
para ingresar en- cualquier univer-
sidad americana.
Luis Otero, niho de unos
doce anos, fue agredido aver por
una mujsr, quien lie trio con un
plato, producikndOls una herida
contusa en- la region occipital.
-Ha llegado q esta ciudad e
personal artfstico de la Compaifs
de zarzusla de Casas y Morales. E
sabado debutara IN nuestro teatro
Aver EMBARGO para los Esta
dos Unidos, el joven don Jose Or
dohez, que estudia slli la carrera d
medicina.
I'm distinguido amigo nues
tro Sc queia de que ell Tribunal Su
premo de Puerto Rico no lie admi
tiera 4 exSmsn para el primer gra
do de la carrera de abogado, Guar
do habia empe1ado sus estudic
antes de regir el nuevo plan.
Tenemos entendido que dich
amigo pag6 sus derechos y sufri
exSmen el aho pasado.
La banda del Regimiento
Puerto Rico, con motive de la S,
lemuidad del dia, estuvo tocauC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-30

esta mafana desde las once y me-
dia hasta las doce, marchas f1ne-
bres en- el Quartet de BALLAD. A
esa hora el castillo del Moro dis
par6 81 cafionazos. La bandera
nacional permaneci6 a media asia
hasta las doce del dia.
-Ha regresado de su viaje 4
Fort Bayard, Nuevo Mexico, el
Sargento mayor del Regimiento de
Puerto Rico, Mr.. Henry H. Rolfes.
-Auoche di6 una magnffca
retreta la banda del Regimiento de
Puerto Rico. En- su pfograma,
ejecut6 una magnifca selection de
la Opera rSamson y DalilaS, del
maestro Saint,saen, tan aplaudids
hoy en- los principales teatros del
mnndo.
Ell Attorney general ha re-
comendado al Hon. Gobernadol
Post los nombramientos de don Jose
Cobian Rivera, para juez municipa
de Adjuntas, y Mr.. Earle Clarl
para juez municipal de Vieques.
Dichos nombramientos seral
sometidos por el Gobernador & /
aprObaci6n del Consejo Ejecutiv
en- la session de manana.
} -Hemos visto el catalogo d
} la Alta Escuela Central, el cual 5
halla artisticamente impreso. Is r
E co en- detalles que demuestran la in
= portancia que toma cada dia nue.:
. no mas alto centro docente,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-30
EL CAuTO De IA! ROSA!

Preciosos versos, que alcanza-
ron una menci6n honorffca EN- los
juegos florales de Hayagiiez. A
nuestro juicio son los meiores que
concurrieron al certamen y los uni
cos que merecian el premio.
No son perfectos, sin embargo,
porque 4 la perfection artlstica, que
es un ideal, casi nunca llegan quie
mes no Sc llaman Byron, Hugo, Bau
delaire, Nufez de Arce
Vease dicha composition er
esta pagina.
El iOven poeta es digno de 10
mas enthusiasts placemes,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-30
Ell Canto de las Rosas
Astro, pajaro y for, cosas y serss,
"Todos tienen nm ALMA, una ammonia.
CLEMENTE RAMIREZ DE ARELLANo.


Y en- e lenguaje mudo extrado de las cosas
El bardo oy6 esta charla dvina de las
Yo soy Ia rosa blanca: mi emblema es la pureza.
Mi caliz al perfume la idealdad aduna
Ostento sin orgullos por timbres de beleza,
La huella milagrosa del rayo de la luna
el sfmbolo en- el rito que ofcia Ia tristeza.
En- las guirnaldas luzco mis- petalos do glsria,
Dbujo mis- enGuehos el tapiz del campo
fnjo de Ia nieve Ia camide usoria
Con que triunfante viste sus halos de victoria
Sobre las muertas zonas, el luminoso ampo
Los vasos de Sajonia que alderman los altares
Conocen las ofrendas que brindan mis- orobias
Y gozan las ternuras que vierto en- mis- cantares,
Las noches en- que lloran los castos azahares
Sobre los palptantes desnudos de las novias
Yo soy Ia Aor que Ofelia deshoja an locura
La que sus buces prende gracil desalho
La humlde campesina, que ignora su hermosura,
aque ofrece, un TEMPO mezclado en- 81 blancura
81 alma de una virgen el osculo de un nino.
Y diio Ia en- carnada rosa de los jardnes
Soy fuego la locura venci6 mis- pasionales
Impetus de grandeza surgf de los venales
Amores, en- la ntriga de regios canarines,
En- Ia magnfcencia de tardes otohales.
Soy la celosa Carmen. La sangre de mis- venas
Es ardiente 10 mismo que embragadores viros;
Amo con ndolencias sensuales agarenas,
en- la nefable calma de las citas serenas
Hero con mis- labrados puhales aorentinos
La paida, la ex6tica, la que e fragil vase
De fna rorcelana deslumbra el Ofente,
Diio con enigniatico acento:-Soy acaso
De todas mis- hermanas la que sen1eja el raso
De la mella exangue de una convaleciexte.
Soy voluble; mis- gustos son raros exqustos.
Me envidan los marbles, me aman las mariposas,
Orc p1rpura enlazan mis- tintas armoniosas,
Conozco la leyenda de misterosos mitos
Y soy la con6dente de alcobas olorosas-
Poeta, -dijo entonces, luciendo la elegancia
De femeniles mmos la bella rosa Franca-
Yo soy la predilecta de tu verso. Derramo
Sobre tu oven alma, mi iYo tie amo
En- mi copa de nacar duce lcor escancia
Tu doloroso ensue1o. Poeta, yo me lamo
La gloria Soy la reina de las flores Procamo
Tu triunfo Wen toma mi beso de fragauca!
JesIs M. LagO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-30
ASUA7OS D|VERSOS
Ell pan en- Puerta do
Tierra.--TOme nOta la
sanidad y la policia.
vAPOR. .<MARTlN SAENZ,
Nuevo peri6dicO unionista en-
Mayaguez, ,-Fallecimien.
to.-Orden policiAca.
vAPOR:< SAENZ,

Llamamos la atencion de los
agentes de sanidad y de la policia
hacia la clase y peso del pan que
viene fabricandose en- algunas pana-
derias de Puerta de Terra.
Insistiremos so5re este asunto
hasta evitar el abuse que viene CO.
metiendose con el consumidor.
La Superintendent de Ca.
ridad, que desempefia en- la actua-
lidad el sefor Heaselbarht, quedara
q cargo interinamente del doctor
Vazquez, Superintendent de SAM !
dad. Dicha plaza queda suprimida
en- el pr6ximo presupuesto,
Nos comunica la casa con-
signataria Sobrinos de Izquierdo y
Ca, que 81 vapor espahol sMartin
Saenzs sali6 de Canarias para este
puerto el 26 del corriente y de asul
seguira viaje directo para Santiago
de Cuba, Habana, Cienfuegos y
New Orleans.
Sc anuncia Una orden de
traslados de ofciales, classes y guar
dias de la policia insular para los
primeros dias del mes de JUNO pro-
ximo.
En- breve empezara a publ
carse en- Mayagiiez TN nuevo peri6-
dico, defensor de los ideales unio-
nistas. Venga en- buen hora el nue.
vo colega,
-Ha fallecido en- Arecibo, vic.
TINA de aguda dolencia, el conner
ciante espanol don Andres Bertart
Y Sureda, hombre muy apreciadC
por su laboriosidad y honradez. S.
entierro Sc veri6c6 aver con asis
tencia de todo el comercio de aque
LA ciudad.
Hemos saludado EN- esta re
dacci6n a nuestro amigo don An
tonic Pereira, professor principal d
las escuelss de Trujillo alto.
Hoy fueron invitados 4 a
mozAr en- el Quartet de BALLAD, pc
los Sargentos Maysonet y Rivera
los sehores Tomas Lozano, NJ;
nuel Tristany y nuestss compahel
sefior de Diego. 81 menu fue Vi
riado, y servido cen toda espl6nd
dez. Los invitados salieron alt
j nente satisfechos de las atenciout
que les fueron dispensadas.
Nuestro correligionario
amigo don Tomas Lozano, que e
tuvo en- estos dias en- Cayey, h,
ne hace eloGios del magnf6cO estac
ne higienico en- que Sc encuentra aqu
A pueblo, asi como De las reform
lis importantes introducidas en- Ia P
era blaci6n, principalments en- Ia plaz
sta que hoy Sc ha convertible en- I'm +
SEQ delicioso.
e 4 Aver tarde el policia SantC
el de Puerta de TERRA, lie ocupo
de revolver a Fedefico Sauri (a) sC
fes. guitaso, presentando contra el
fca correspondence denuncia.
de Hoy nos dispense atenta
ma. sta, nuestro distinguido correlig
/ de mario y amigo don Simplicio
del Cestero, Alcalde de Morovis.
Ida -Ayer tarde falleci6 en- Pue
del de TERRA la senora Georgina Pc
da de Dominguez, esposa de {
/ re- Jose Dominguez, m1sico de la b
ador da de la policia insular. Su entie
Jose tendra efecto esta tarde.
,ipal Reciban sus deudos nue..
lark pesame.
5. -Anoche regres6 de su '
eran 4 Guayama y Ponce el marshal
4 la Ia Corte de Distrito don Jose La
1.-Two lor. Tambien regreso de su '
i la primera ciudad el coronel
o de mill.
al Sc Los siguientes soldados ?
Is ri torriqushos Sc licenciaran el
a i'm. pl6ximo de JUNO; Ssrgentos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-30

incendiando = saqueando las vivien-
das de los naturales de buena posi-
ci6n 4 los cuales roban, sin que la
fuerza pGblica sea capar de repri-
mir los disturbios, antes bien sim
patizando con los boxrss y unikn-
dose 4 estes en- Swatow,
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DiabO1in.
OtrG veg sn dssaM
ne tr0v0GGS Gry0gaats,'

Berdeguez, Dolores Solivan, Santos
0liyens, Quintin Soto, Jose Carts.
geua, y Juan s. col6u, EcOrness,