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her face aFlow with excitement LIS
ten 10 Aunt Kathcrino's letter.

ten 20 Aunt kdthcriucN letter.
Dear slHtrr I will arrive In iIamlin
ON or about tho tenth and viii probably
remain o. month long 10 look again in
your face, Margaret. Tor it ~ o. years
sine" We met Now that I am alone In
thr world. my heart turns to you ana
| your dear daughters I almost envy you.
sister I would gladly give my wealth
Tor your girls. nm going 10 borrow ono
NJ your treasures for tho winter nc least
/ which ono Wo will decide after I have
had an opportunity ~ becoming nruunint-
81 with them ! shall spend tho winter
either In Florida or southern California.
ana am sure ! can make the season de-.
lightful one Tor Elrl Goodbye. dearest
sister ! shall have much To tell you
when We meet Love 10 an
Your unccuonatr sister,
KATHERINE DILLON"
"of course sho'l take me-" Bcrnlco
cried, crimson nush staining her
olive check Just link NJ dozens OF
new dresses ana winter In a fashion.
able Fouthan resort"
Gladys sat bolt uprIght and opened
her pllo.bluo eyes io their greatest cX
tent ~ don't see why you should be-
so sure Aunt KathorInc loves music.
and when fhc knows how eager ] am
to study under the better masters"
Don't dispute girls: its vulgar"
Beatrice said Mamma. cup Of
fresh tea please You an seem 10
forget that am the eldest and
strongly roEemblo Aunt Katherine"
Mrs DALEY sighed as she hurried
out 20 the kitchen after hot water for
Realricc's tea 40 one remembered
her own deep joy At tho coming Of
Katherine
"But ! ann selfish 10 think about
myself" she concluded when dinner
was over and she hogan clearing the
table. katherine viii be as proud
of my daurhters us am. No. girls. ]
don't need any help can do tbe
dishes"
The next few days were busy ones
As the exact date Of Mrs DiIlon's ar.
rival was uncertain. the Dalleys re-.
solved 10 be- ready at the earliest pos.
sibln time when she could be looked
for
She arrived az nine In the morning.
and walked up from the depot Mar.
garet Dillon was woman OF 90
Her form was slender but gracefully
poised. Her iace was much Ike that
Of lieatrice. but the years had brought
TO Il lines OF thought an well as 10
her bluegray eyes a serene light.
Aunt Katherine both girls ex.
claimed, hurrying forward
Mrs Dillon greeted her mecca nj.
fectlonately Gladys heard the hum OF
voices and came running down, her
DOW was still In her hand
When the aunt could make herself
heard she said softly; You forget
my dea's. hat ! want your mother"
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Pop" began little Patsy, at the
liable. kin have some"
Here. nowl" interrupted his IA
thor. we've a plate iull o. food before
ye.'
Yes, but"
Well, thin kape yor mout shut
an' ate Philadelphia Press.
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S5--A MONT
FOR ALL CATARRHAL DISEASES-.NEDI
BEGINNING TREATMENT Al
,DRS. SHORES
$500 RATE A
s'GOD.SEND."

Drs. Shores sS.e0l
rate for all Catarrhal
diseases will prove
a God send" to the
sick and afflicted
everywhere, Drs.
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that they are per-
forming q true
Christian duty-thus
enabling the suffer-
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and for a trifling ex-
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DO NOT DE.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, March with the exception
Of a few minutes at the opening. when
steady cables and relatively small re-
ceipts In the northwest encourage some
buvinx the market was weak all day.
The firmness of the opening was quickly
dsspelIed by the. free selling by pit trad.
MONDAYS statistics would be In favor Of
the bears The prediction was made that
the worlds shipments for the week VII
he in excess Of the corresponding week
last wear and that the amount OF bread
stuffs On passage win show a moderate
Minnes roIis. st. Louis ana Kansas City
were weak also affected the Local stu
ation. The market closed weak. May
opened unchanged 60 y higher at 7sz
T76sk. sold Oft at 75z and closed &0s
lower at z57z676
The weakness in wheat and decline
at Liverpool depressed prices In the corn
pit The enormous accumulation of low
Grade corn which the eastern railroads
are now handling with greaf promptness
seemed TO cause much abpyehe1eien
among TIA handlers e cash grelR.. Com
mission houses were free seiIers- Shorts
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w e Also Cure by Mail.

No one need deprived of the advantages Of this
SPECIAL OFFER because of living away from the city
WRITE DRs. SHORES AT ONCE. If you cannot CALL
FOR THEIR SYMPTOM LIST AND QUESTION
BLANKS ard take advantage of Drs Shores SPECIAL
OFFER TO CURE CATARRH AND ALL CATARRHAL
CHRONIC DISEASES FOR THE LOW FEE OF 500 4
MONTH. No OTHER CHARGE OR EXPENSE This
special goes into effect AT ONCE and holds good
10 ALI, WHO APPLY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
CALL OR WRITE CONSULTATION FREE
WHETHER YOU TAKE TREATMENT OR NOT. DO
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Money, Silver, Etc.

New York. March Mooney on call
nominal: loans steady: sixty days. SKA
per cent; ninety days. 80 per cent; six
months. 51265A per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5%G6 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S4656< $40
for demand and ct 4so40d4s0 $3.50 for sixty
day bills. Posted rates. f.S1i5 and 4.S517.
Commercial bills. As014 df.S0ss.
Bar silver. 69is.
Mexican dollars. 5SL.
Government and railroad bonds steady.
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Metal Market.

New York. March 1.-The metal market
was quiet today. and prices were I'M
changed IN the absence of cables.
Tin was quoted at ~ 0od42-25-
Copper was firm with lake at q. 25d25.50;
electrolytic, 24.75d2512lz; casting. 2450
62475
Lead remains quiet at sooGS ~ II
Speiter, 6s0669o.
Iron was reported steady at recent
prices.
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New York. March 2-Coffee futures
closed steady. net unchanged to points
higher Sales were reported at $50 bags.
including March at as May. Csc: July,
SO: September. SIS; December. as. Spot
coffee. firm; No. Rio, IL: No. Santos,
So: mild coffee, steady: Cordovs. sdlZ1s-
S,,ear-sieady: fair refining. 1915; cen
trfflgaI. .ss-test. sf-ie; meiasses sugar,
siI-Is: refined sugar. steady; Ne. s: 4.se;
No. 7. as: No. 8. 40: No. 9. AIS; No. 10.
1o5: No. II, 400; No ". s-s5: No. 15 800:
No Il. ass: confectionefs' A. 40; mould
A 505. cut loaf. $40: crushed. 54e; pow
dered- $50; graduated. 40; cubes, 4-sS.
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Treasury Statement.

Washington. March 2-Today's state
ment of the treasury, balances in the
ance. s2S ,2so.5s4: gold coin and bullion,
Sis So. $50; gold certificates, s45, S03. 80.
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Cash quotations were as foIIoWs:
Fiour-Easy; winter patents. 3.2OGS. 80:
straights, 3.09G3.25; spring patents, 3.50fi
3 %: straights 310dS. 30: bakers. 2.1002 -.
Wheat-No. spring. S0aS4: No. 8, ia
So: No. red, 721sd74ls
Corn-No. ,, 4314; No. , yellow a.
Oats-No. ?, 4O7s; No. white, i3Adi3l2 i;
No white 41L642L
Rye-No ., g.
Barley-Fair to choice mailing, 63d65.
Flax Seed-No. 1. LII; No. 1 northwest
ern. 1.24.
Timothy Seed-Prime 4696470.
ClOver-Contsact grades. 1885.
Short Ribs-Sides Qocse). 8 SD kds.75.
Mess Pork-Per barrel. 16.25616.30.
Lard-PeF 100 pounds. 9.35.
Sides-Short clear (bOxedl s.S71sde.31
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Kansas City, March 2.-Cattle-Receipts
40: market steady: native steers. 1904
%: native COWS and heifers. 2.50Q6.U0;
stocEers and feeders. 3-15d5.30; calves. 30
al %: western fed steers, 4oon $50, west
ern fed COWS. 3.0eM4-5o.
! Hogs-Reeeipts. 1900: steady; heavy. 695
al Oal5; packers, 6-S5d6.97lg; pigs ana
1 lights 5-25d6.S5
Sheep-Receipts, 200; market nominally
steady
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Omaha. March 2.--Cattle-Receipts.l Loo:
market unchanged: western steers. 3.2Jd
5a5; Gamers. 2eGd3.9@5z; stockers and
feeders 2 e0ld5 90. calves. S.0o06-JI.
Hogs-Receipts, 100: market sale low
or: heavy G. 7f5s06&lz: mixed, 6.s5u5 81;
Fight. g. 70d6.S0: pigs. 5.IJd6.50.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market steady.
veariiTzs 57516 -: wetheTs, 5.25G5. 81 :
ewes. 4. 5000 lambs. 6.5cd7.55
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. March 2-Cattle-Receipts.
> 600; market steady; beeves. 410d6.s5;
stockers and feeders. 260G3-90: cows AM!
heifers. l.65d5.25: calves 60od7.50
Hogs-Receipts 1900 market steady
mixed and butchers. e.s0d 7.o5; good heavy,
6 1916: rough heavy, 6-S0ne-90: light.
8 S0fT7. 90; pigs. 6.15d6.f5.
Sheep-Receipts 150o: market strong
sheen, s.75d560; lambs. 4.750765.
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The Ffnancier says: The official state
ment of the New York associated banks
last week showed only a moderate reduc
ton in surplus reserve, though tnf
amount was about four times the re-
markably small sum or s2i .f75 which was
recorded In the previous week. the banks
still indicating a fairly good surplus. con-
sidering the period Of the year. The cash
loss disclosed by the statement was 81
0sS 400 This was somewhat less than that
shown by the majority of the estimates
Deposits decreaser s6-5ss, 800 which amount
closely corresponds with the sum OF the
contraction in loans and the less OF casn
so that the statement made good proof
The required reserve against general de-
posits was reduced Si.643. 455, deducting
which from the loss of cash left $3.50 70
as the decrease in surplus reserve 10 "
s5S650 Computed upon the basis OF de-
posits. less those of s14.552. 800 public FUNDS.
the surplus is 81 ~. S75. Loans were con-
tracted by s4,274S00, or about half more
than in the previous week. though iiqui-
dation of stocks on the market was al
most continuous during the fortnight: IL
may be noted that loans are $40. 40 coo IN
excess OF deposits. an increase OF 2 Is
millions compared with the previous week
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Financial and Commercial

we're the best buyers. The market closed
weak May opened ha14 lower at 47Is4
go, sold off. TO 46ss and closed Il lower
at 46AQ463s
Oats were weak, chiefly because of the
decline in wheat The principal trading
was in July. Pit traders and commits
sion houses were the chief sellers, with
cash houses the leading buyers. Nav
opened a shade lower to a shade higher
at 42is 20 4214, sold off &c 41&4 and closed
%d1s lower at as f
Liberal receipts of I've hogs at west
ern packing centers caused steady sell
ing of provisions by small holders and re-
suited in a weak market May pork
closed 1914 lower, lard liz and ribs 7i2u
10 lower.
The leading futures were as follows.
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Chicago. March 2.-On the produce eX-
change today the butter market was
easy: cres rlsriss 22d30: diaries. 20d2i.
Eggs-Weak at mark: cases included.
1aib: firsts %: prime firsts, y.
Cheess-Sfeadv. 14lzGl6iz.
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Public Demand FOrCeSAn Extension


FOR ALL CATARRHAL CHRONIC Disc
TO PROVE TO THE PUBLIC OF SALT
AND ALI. FORMS OF NERVOUS AND CHI
RIGHT AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEA
SHORES STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT
WILL. BE GIVEN DRS. SHORES WONT
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED THAT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-03
Butter and Eggs.

New YORK. NsraBI e-ButteF-ur-
Eggs-Easy; western firsts. %; sec
ondS 2534.
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Bank Statement.

New York. March 1.-The statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
the banks hold $3.50 $50 more than the
crease of $450,o25 as compared with last
week: = ~ :
The statement follows:
Loans slG7s SIS. 500; decrease s4274. 200.
Deposits, 1,044 Al. 500; decrease. s65se. go.
Circulation. So, 7S7. 200; decrease. s2l7. 800.
Legal tenders, s74 41o, 800; decrease, 81
OH. 500.
Specie. slSe. o65. 200: increase, si.s6o, SOC.
Reserve s26s. 466. 600; decrease, s.. 0Ss. 400.
Reserve required. SIS, eG, $50; decrease,
81, 81, AS.
Surplus. Sass. $50: decrease, $3.50. 925--
Ex United States deposits, 81. 4s6. SIS;
decrease. 1850
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Situa cion desesperante
en- Guatem ala. -Agri-
cultores detenidOs.
NO HAY HOMBRES
1mportaciones y exportacio.
clones entire Espana, Filipi.
mas y Norte America.

Como co1secuencia de la es-
pantosa tiranfa que DONNA en-
Guatemala, ha llegado q ser yer
da leramente angustiosa la situa
cion economical de aquella Rep1-
blica.
Los agricultores ex.ranjeros
elevaron un ocurso a! Ministro de
Fomento, piiiendo la libertad de
sus peones, que fueron tomados en-
leva para el serviclo militar, con el
el fin de que vuelvan q los trabaios
agricolas. Sc quejan los signata-
rios de ese ocurso de la paralizaci6n
de las labores, y estirnan que las
perdidas resentidas por esa sus.
pension de los cultivos son va
enormes.
Algunos hacendadoS que no
quisieron pagar va1ios de los en-
prestitos forzosos que Sc han deere.
tado Iltimamente con el titulo de
acontribuciones de guerraD, Sc en-
cuentran presos.
En- cast todas las fncas de cam
po de Guatemala estan paralizados
los trabajos. FL comercio atraviesa
por una crisis analoga, y el pueblo
bajo sufre las consecuencias.
Los art{culos de primera nece.
sidad alcanzan preclos exhorbitan-
tes: el maiz, Ell trigo, la carne, Ell
carbon y otros han su5ldo hasta TN
40 por 100.
La emigraci6n ha quedado pro.
hibida.de hecho por las trabas que
lie impone el gobierno.
IA no hay h0m6yes, dicen los
guatemaltecos refugiados en- el pals;
Sc acabaron con Mora y Morales,
juzgados y fusilados en- Mexico.
-Seg1n las estadistlcas de los
Estados Unidos, las importaciones
en- Espafa de Filipinas, durante el
ejercieio fiscal de 1905 1906, ascien.
den a 8o3,o55 pesos, y las expor-
tacioues de Espafa a Fllipinas q
1881, 959.
Los Estados Unidos han expor.
tados 4 SO millones, y han lmpor-
tado 3.57.
FL total del comercio con todos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
Noticias de Caguas

Novlembre II-La importa, te
fabrica de tabacos aTha American
West Indie Trading CoO, ha sus.
pendido por una semana sus traba.
JOS de elaboration. Con este mott.
vo quedan 40 operarios sin traha.
10, aunque ultimameute solo tenfan
mesa unos cincuenta. Esta fabrica
en- sus trabsjos normales lego &
emplear hasta doscientos operarios.
LIS sucursales de Gurabo y Cidra
no han sufrido en- esta Suspension
y sigue trabajando su personal
complete.
-Hasta el pr6ximo mes de
dlciembre no reanuda sus trabaios
la Central Francesa.
Nos informan que la sCaguas
Cayey tobacco Companys, suspen.
dera sus trabajos en- la pr6xima
semana.
va Sc ha dado principle al
trasporte de la tuberfa del acueduc-
to, de San Juan q Caguas.
Hoy Sc embarcaron cen des-
tlno al mercado de Nueva York,
700 tercios de tabaco en- rama per.
teneclentes q la aAmerican West
Indie Trading Comp.D Tomen nota
los puertorriquefios que venden Hsu
tabaco y no 10 einbarcan directa-
mente.
Sc proyecta por varios jove-
nes socios del aUni6n ClubD, llevar
q cabo unas classes de ipgles practi
cas-, baio la direction del competen-
te professor don Lonides Villal6n.
Estas classes seran nocturnas Y en-
los salones del referido Centro.
iAdelante!
-Cada vez Sc agrava mas el
estado econ6mico de esta poblaci6n.
Sc han dado de baja varios conner
ciantes Gel ogencro chicoD y St III
mora que algunos otros dc mayor
cuantfa cerraran las puertss de sus
establecimientos.
FL mayor de la ciudad, Sc
nor Jimenez .Sanjurjo, ha ordena-
do que Sc proceda al arreglo de las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

cunetas y cano del aParque Pal
merS.
Grande es el ertusiasmo y
animation que reina entire la juven.
tud para el pr6ximo baile que Sc
celebrara en- los salones delaUni6n
Clubo.
-Pronto Sc reunira la junta
local de nuestro partido, para pro-
ceder 4 Ia elecci6u de los sefores
que han de representatives en- Ia
asamblea pr6xima.
Ell pueblo unionista Sc ad.
hlere unanimemente y hace suyo
los 1ltimos artfculos de LA De.
MocRAcIA. Asi Sc hace patria. 81
pueblo cagiiefio felicita con todas
las fuerzas de su alma al valiente
paladin de nuestra patria senior Mu'
fioz Rivera.
En- aCiairon SonantS y aLa eter-
ma tachaD estan puestos de relieve
y retratados de cu1p, enteto, por
decirlo as, el espfritu y el caracter
del luchador de toda la vida, In.
cansamble y tenaz en- su labor pa
triolica.
I'm la pr6xima semana Sc
espera de Fajardo al ssfior Bird,
duefio del ganado que ha meses sc
expende al p1blico a muy bsjo pre-
clio. SegIn nuestros informes, el
sefor Bird combatira el monopolio
bajando este artfculo de pIituera ne.
cesidad a 80 cen,avos kilo.
FL seiior Muiloz Vazquez,
de Guayama, piensa trasladar sn
reS1denCla de esta ciudad, q San
turce. Asi Sc nos informa.
La semllla de tabaco, sufre
tan poca demanda, que Sc est5 ven-
diendo COY IS centavos millar.
-Por ell inspector de este dis
trito escolar:.seiior Ducot, Sc trata de
organizar ura banda escolar.
Sc encuentra de temporada
en- esta poblaci6n la distinguida Sc.
iolita Pepita Schettiny, hermana
del teniente de la P. I. del mismo
apellido.
CORREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

-SE VENDEN sillones ame-
ricanos, q dos dollars IS centavos
par. San Jose Io, altos. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

cand que es actualmente professor
en- el Institute de Lsjas desde el dia
6 del corriente. 81 es frances y POT
10 tanto no habla blen nuestro lido.
ma; es blanco, de ojos a2ules, ca
bello tubio, no tiene blgote nj bar
ba y esta su mente anormal. Su es.
tatura es regular y delgado. Sc
suplica al que 10 encuentre 10 remi-
ia a Msyaguez al jefe de la policia
insular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
Crisis en- A|emaniia

La ya recargada partida de
1900 4 500 miilopes &c frances,
impo,te de los cereals de proce-
dencia extranjera que anualmeute
Sc consumer en- Alemania, aumen-
tara este afio en- algunos centenares
de millones, debido al escaso rem
dimiento de cosechas. Y en- ipual
proportion tendra que aumentarse
la importation de otros artfculos
de prlmera necesldad.
La vida economical alemana es.
IA profundamente subvertlda. Mu.
chas industrias, por falta de medios
pecuniarios, Sc paralizan; otrss
tienen que restringir considerable
mente su esfera de acci6n. Dis.
minuye ,apidamente el valor de
la propiedad y menudean los pres
tamos hipotecarios. Los poseedo-
res de capitales no los facllitan sino
con garantfas muy s6lidss.
Aumenta en- grado sumo el
malestar reiuante, el hecho de que
Sc note este aho una gran 'dismlnu-
ci6n en- los pedidos hechos por ca
sas extrapjeras a los industriales
de Alemania.
En- algunos ramos, principal
mente el metal1rgico, las demandas
son casl nulas. Y 81 la industria
alemana no puede, aunque solo sea
durante TN aiio, dar salida sus
productos, sobrevendran inevitable
mente quiebras que revestiran los
caracteres de grandes calamidades
naclonales, por 10 extraordinario de
SD cuantia y el gran nnmero de In.
dustriales y comerciantes que arras-
trarfan a Ia rufna.
A los franceses les sobra ell d.
nero que Salta a los alemanes. Y
estos buscan desde hace tempo e!
modo de que sus rivales les pro-
porclonen una parte de las enormeS
reservas metalicas que tienen sus
traidas a la production, completa-
mente esteriles para la cteaci6n de
riqueza. La aproximaci6n a Fran
ella, a que tan propicia parece mos
trarse la diplomacia germanica, no
es mas que un pretexto para reca
bar de los capitalists franceses el
dinero que tanta falta hace ahora
en- Alemania.
Guido Laborde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
NOTAS DE- |NTERES
Regreso del Superin-
tendente de telegra-
fos, senior Dore.
C0RTE De DISTRlTO
Dos demandas de divorcio.
Mejoras publicas en- Aibo.
nito. - De visje.

En- el dltimo vapor regres6 de
su visje 4 los Estados Unidos el
sehor Dore, Superintendent de
Telegrsfos.
La Cotte de Distrito ha de
clarado con lugar la demanda de di-
vorcio que pEesentara Marga,ita
Rodriguez contra su esposo Miguel
de J. L'anis. Y declare sin lugar
la presentada por Antonio Perez
contra su esposa Felipa Ouifiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

Los grandes dispendios que
hace Al.msnia en- aprestos militia
res, han dado margen a treinendas
crisis &C. n6micas; Ia que shora ha
sobrevsnido, con todo, y no ser tan
grave como Ia de 1900, produce da-
nos enormes & Ia haei6n alemana.
Las fabulesas sumas que Sc In
vierten en- armamentos, las consi'
dsrablss cantidades empleadas para
el sostenimieuto de ejercitos for
midables, Sc sustraen al comercio,
fla industria y q la agriculture,
que, faltos de medios pecuniarios,
so inmovilizan, cou gran dstrimen.
TO para la riqueza del pals.
En los dltimos aiios hab{a al
dustria alsmaua realizado los mas
sorpreadentes progresses. Los gran
des triuufos obtenidos en- los prin-
cipales mercedes del mundo sirvie-
ron 4 los industriales alemanes de
sstfmulo para acometer las mas
atrevidas empresas. En perfodos
de prosperidad no han tenido MIN
Gun reparo en- apelar al credlto para
centuplicnf Ia production.
Ahora falta numerario y la in
dustria sufre grandes agobios. Ha
de pagarse orecldisimo interes por
el capital, y como cast todas LIS
grandes empresas fabriles cuentan
en- sd hsber cuantiosas sumas que
se han proporclonado en- calidad de
prestamo, para muchos resulta in
sostenible semejante situaci6n.
Los productos de Ia industria
alsmana no pueden, por 10 general
competir en- buena calidad con los
poductos simllares de la industria
inglesa; tampoco pueden competfr
On Eeleganda con los generos de
production francesa. Pero Alema-
MIA compile muy ventajosamente,
por Ia baratura de sus productos,
con las dos naciones rivales. A clio
exclusivamenre Sc debe que los ale.
names sean hoy duefios absolutos
de mercados que antes Sc hallaban
por complete merced de ingleses
y franceses.
Sabido es que Ia production
agricola de Alemanfa no basta, nj
con mucho, para las necesldades
del pats. Este afio las cosechas re.
sultan muy inferiores q las del an
terror, y, por tanto, aumentara la
cifra correspondence a las impor-
taciones, 10 que agravara sobrema-
nera la crisis nonetarla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
DAVID BELLAMORE
IMb0ytGQor. 2L

S'SSVSSUS Z4tCH II
Acaba de recibir de Paris v
New York el mas complete surtido
de sombreIos para seiioras. Ult!inos
modelos. Ofrecemos estos sombre.
ros q un precio desde 10 a 50 dollars.
En- el vapor "Phlladelphia"
embarca hoy para los Estados Uni.
dos, donde tiene su residencia el
joven ingeniero compatriota nues
tro seiior Carlos del Vale Zeno,
qulen ha pasado en- San Juan una
temporada al lado de su eStimable
fa1ntlia. LIE deseamos buen viaip.
Va estan q punto de termiuar
Sc, en- Aibonlto, las obtas del Acue.
ducto y del nuevo Cementerlo. Am
bas mejoras vienen q llenar allf tIos
grandes necesidades p1blicas.
Sc NECESITA una muer
del campo que entienda en- el orc N
y quehaceres de una casa. Que "a
de buetas costumbres y sobte L q
que sea una mujer aseada y e,te
en- buena salud. Informaran ep
la administration de este peri63i
co. 1s-o
Jaime Coira y Cervaslo Nal.
donado han sido nombrados macs
t1os rurales de Ciales.
Para Curar un resfriado en- On dl,
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo ou1NlNA.
FL boticario lie devolvera el dinero 8,
no lie cura. La frma de E. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
D|VtPSAS NOT|c|ls

Esta noche celebrara tenida
ordinaria el Copfiulo aRegenera-
ci6nD no 50.
--Ha desaparecido de Maya
giiez, el j6ven Rafael Foucand
(prondnciese Fuc6) de RI amos de
edad hijo de Mr.. Ferdinand Fou.