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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
SPECIAL PRIVILEGE.
Is Now Condemned BY the Opinion Of
the Public.
(Conmunicated.)

X
1t IL ouls to live in the age that Is
witnessing the passing Of special privi,
iege The recent railroad legislation as
respects rates and passes the inyestiga
tions Of the coal trust. tie oil trust,
the beef trust, etc, The proposed revision
OF the rarif, arr one ana all In the
interest Of doing away with special priv
ilege. The spirit of che time is against
IL. It favors the square deal III is
plain, too, that the labor union move
ment and the Socialist movement have
been tremendous factors In molding pub
lie opinion iii this particular And II
is we'll Democracy il To have a larger,
broader sway in The future; further
equalization Of opportunity Is sure to
come.
An Of which goes to show that the
license provision Of cur Vermont local
option law is un.American un.demcratic,
opposed TO the spirit Of the times, in
favor of special privilege, against the
square deal"
TO grant licenses in our city to eight
ont of score Oh more of applicants, as
the arbitrary will Of the commissioners
shall determine. ID special privilege In
deed. ii ia an extreme form of special
privilege. And It Il not fair. If Ii.
eenses are TO be granted at all, each
and every man who ii willing to pay
the fee should have d license. Otherwise
there is faVortkism
By voting YES Therefore, we sub
scribe to the principle of special priyi-
lege and Notwithstanding our best pub
Tic opinion condemns this principle, and
many of us, perhaps most Of liz, have
opposed it in the most emphatic way.
Let Us be consistent; let us be demo
cratic; let us he fair. Let us deny special
privilege to the liquor interest as well
as to other interests. A mo- vote will
do III
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
REFUSED TO PLEDGE.
Burlington City Judge Wouldn't Give
1t to Respondent Yesterday.

Burlington, Feb. u.s. The first appli-
cation ii Burlington city conrt under
the new law whereby a person convict
ed Of intoxication may, upon payment
of costs, have bis fine suspended upon
condition that the respondent signs the
pledge, was made yesterday. The man
convicted was James DOYLE who plead
ed guilty TO second offence Of intoxi-
cation. The court has the power 70 re-
fuse or grant such request, and in the
case Of Mr.. Doyle he decided to dismiss
his petition. Doyle was fned SIS and
costs Of $s,93, the alternative sem
tence being s4 days in the house Of
correction. II IS doubtful whether
Doyle can pay or not. He escaped the
obligation Of disclosure as the time limit
after the first offence expired few
DAYS ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
JARED BOOTH DEAD.
Prominent Citizen of Ferrisburgh Ill a
Long Time.

Ferrisburgh, Feb. 2s.--Jared Booth,
one of the most prominent citizens and
successful farmers OF Ferrisburgh, died
at his hot.le Tuesday night after a lin
gering illness. aged 67 years He had
always resided iu FerTishugh, where he
was born in 1889. Mr.. Booth had held
most Of the town offices and represented
the town in the Legislature Of 1850 to
1881. With the exception Of last year,
Mr. Booth had been road Commissioner
ever since the new law creating that Of
flee went into effect. He was q consis.
tent and regular supporter OF the Con.
gregational church Of Ferrisburgh which
he founded early in life. He is survived
BY wife, one son, Ralph Hurlbut, and
one brother Samuel b. Booth of this
city. Owing TO the serious illness Of
Mrs. Booth the funeral win be held
Friday at 1870 p. M, at the residence
OF Fred Tupper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
WOMAN WAS BURNED.
Mrs. Lynch Of St. Johnsbury Tried to
PUT Out Fire.

st. Johpsbury, Feb. 2s.--iThe alarm
was rimg IN Tuesday for fire in Daniel
Il. Lyncbfs house on Pearl street. The
6re department responded promptly,
and as there WAS no village water the
hre was fortunately extingiished BY the
chemicals. The fire caught in some un-
known manner in the clothes closet and
did considerable damage before Il was
put out. Mrs. Lynch carried the baby
% The neighbors as soon as the fire was
discovered and then went back TO the
ho,rse and attempted 10 entctr the
closet. IN entering the closet she was
severely burned about the left hand
The damage Of THE house will bearouDd
$500 which is covered BY insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
HAVE NO COAL.
Eclat Granite Company Has to Suspend
FOR The Third Day

This Is The third day that the Eclat
Granite company has been shut down
because Of tho lack 81 soft coal II is
resulting il much Inconvenience and
loss to them as they have many orders
foi monuments Once before this
winter this company had TO stop worl,
because Of coal shortage They haYe
been trying 10 find shipment which
was sent them some time ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
IMARRIEp Ar NoRTHFIELp.
Miss Bertha L. Glszisr and Elbert Smith
Yesterday.

N9rthfeid, Feb. 2s. Elbert Smith, for.
merly Of Maine, and Miss Bertha L,
Glazier were married at the home of the
brides mother at the Falls yesterday
afternoon, by the Rev. T. L. 0ckford,
rector of the Episcopal church, in the
presence Of small party OF relatives
} and Immediate friends. In the evening
u reception was held from eight to ten
o'clock which was largely attended
Mrs. Smith Is well known and popular
Young woman, who has worked as a
milliner in this place, Randolph. Barre
and Litteton, n r. Mr.. Smith has
resided in this town the past few years
lie il employed as stone cutter at
West Berlin. They will make their
home at the Falls
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
STILL AFTER EN-.
FIR. Patch Of Rutland Argues Against
Union Men.

Rutland, Feb. 2s.--FredericlS R.Patcb,
sysdent Of the f. r. Patch Manufac-
Wiring company Of this city, who had 4
lie fight with labor unions following a
msehinists' strike in 1902, eventually
Winning heavy damages from the ma.
ehinists union in court, is etill keeping
10 bis enmity for the labor men, An
ahicle in the city warning provides for
an Appropriation for the Rutland city
band. Mr.. Patch has issued an appeal
through the press to the voters asking
them to vote down the proposition,
asserting that the band although a
city organization in name il composed
OF musicians union men and discrim
mates against other musicians.
Mr.. Patch Is the man who was boy
cotted to such an extent that be could
not get shaved in Rutland barber
shop.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
BAILEY EX0NERATED
OF IRREGULARlTY
United States Senator from Texas Was
the Subject Of Three Days
Investigation.

Atistin, Tex, Feb. 2S.-By a vote Of
DE- - 40 out of a possible 12S votes,
eightsen members being absent, United
stats Senator Joseph W. Bailey, on re-
communication of an investigation COM
Mite, was exonorated by the lower
house Of the Texas legislature last
might Of nay charges Of Irregular acts
in public life as alleged by Representa-
tive Cooke Of the lower house on Jan.
laiy a.
Action which resulted in this exonora.
tior, was precipitated last evening after
three days Of private consultation
among house members and friends Of
Senator Bailey, and concludes some six
weeks Of investigation that has required
Senator Bailey's presence in Austin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
pErIrIoN FoR Am INVESTIGATION
Irregularities in The, East Burke Post
Office Are ALLEGED.

81. Johnsbury, Feb. 2s.-Twelve well
known men IN Burke have sent petit
tion TO Washington asking for new
administrator i'll tie East Burke post.
Office. on the grounds Of alleged iTegu-
laritics III THE management Of the Office
and suggests either Immediate removal,
resignation, or investigation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
SERIOUS OPERATION
FOR A. NJ. FLETCHER
Possible Candidate for Governor Of Yer
mont Was Put Under Surgeons
Knife Yesterday.

Rutland, Feb. %. Allen NJ. Fletcher
Of Cavendish, the millionaire who has
been mentioned as a possible candidate
for governor Of Vermont next year on
the regular Republican ticket, was
operated upon for appendicitis at his
home yesterday By Or. Robert Morris OF
New York, assisted by Dr. D'Zerga and
Dir. Denton, both Of New York, and
Dr =. II. Bonncy Of this place.
The operation revealed gangrenous
appendicitis, but the patient is report
cd doing well, and It Is not doubted that
he will recover. Beside tie physicians
he IL ATTENDED BY two nurses
Mrs, Fletcher and ner daughter are
on their way home from indianapolis,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
AN INCREASE
in CENSUS
There are 2,5O6 Children Of
School Age in Barre,
AN INCREASE OF 53 In YEAR
There Is preponderance Of Boys--The
Checklist Completed for the March
Election, There Being ls4s
Names Of Voters.

Barre's school problem II 2,506 chill
dren between the ages Of FIVE and eigh-
teen years Of age. This has been de.
termined by the annual school census,
which has just been completed BY City
Clerk Mackay. This Is an increase Of
SO over the year previous, continuing
the steady gain that has been the usual
order during the past score Of years.
There il d prepondefance of boys, 1910
being the number Of them, and 1896
of the girls. The statistics by years
arc as foIln4vs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
MADE a:ss ON ICE.
A Good Race Seen on Lake champlain
Yesterday.

Burlington, Feb 2s.-The first Of the
races of the three days series on the
Ice OF Rock Point was held yesterday
afternoon. The track was in fine con.
dition, and large number Of sports
witnessed The event. The 2;t5 and $50
classes were scheduled, but az the former
did not fill, the $3.50 class was the only
one trotted, The judges were v. Z.
Clark of this city; r. G. Ray Of Shell.
burne, and /. n. Chase Of Brandon. T. H.
Brownell Of this city was the starter
The starters and the result Of the
race appear below
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
Tooth ANNIVERSARY.
Being Observed BY East Burke corgre.
gationaliats.

East Burke, Feb. 2s The Congrega
tional church Of this place is today eele-
brating its 10Oth anniversary. A dinner
was served al noon and this afternoon
Mrs, William BeIden read "a historical
sketch and addresses were made by The
Rev. Il. q. French OF Lyndonyilie and the
pastor the Rev. D. n. Hardy. The
church has been recently repaired II
has been endowed by Alfred b. Darling
proprietor OF the Fifth avenue hotel %
New York, and brother, Elmer A
Darling, who Is now erecting a palatial
home In East Burke, also contributes
largely to It's support.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
DON'T WANT TIE MONEY.
Executors Of Fr. Gaffney's Estate Ask
Trustee for $500 Fund.

Rutland, Feb. 25--T'he Rev. Edward
Reynolds Of Bellows Falls, and Attorney
Thomas w. Moloney, executors Of the
estate Of the late Rev Thomas J. GaH
ney, have petitioncd the courts for ap-
rointment Of trustee of an $500 fund
which was the means Of taking the
clergymans name into court some
months gao in an attempt to break the
Bridget McAnany will
1t was claimed that Fir. Gatfney used
undue influence to extort money from
the aged testatrix. The executors dis
claim any right to tile money as part
Of the Goffney estate and aver that i
was willed to him as pastor of st.
Peters church TO care for certain cemc.
tory lots.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
LARGE CROWD PRESENT.
AT pleasant Social Affair At the Metho-
dist parlors

The Ladies and Pastors Union Of the
Methodist church gave an enjoyable
Longfellow social ~ the church parlors
last evening. An unusuallv large mum
Der OF people were present aud enjoyed
the programme, which WAS ~ follows:
piano solo by Miss Avis Wheeler5 sketch
Of the life of Longfellow BY Mrs. r. r.
Vaughan; piano solo, Miss Clark; read
inr sgrhe Children" Miss Beth skinner;
vocal solo II. NJ. Dlliver reading, Fiis-
watha,n with piano accompaniment by
Miss Anna Mercer. Miss Hazel I4yons
piano solo, Miss Mabel Bensons residing,
arhe Chidrens Hour Miss Marjorie
Andrews: vocal duet, Mrs Btadley and
Nr. Venie; reading. ,l'hc Wreck Of The
nesperus,s Miss Eva Smith
At Che conclusion 81 tha progranme
tcfrcshments III sandwiches, irlly wafcrss
cake, coffee and cheese were served.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
BRISK FIRE STARTED.
oaice Of DR.. c. A. PEBBLE in Enosburgh
Falls Damaged.

Enosburgh Falls, Feb. os a serious
fire was narrowly ayerted yesterday
noon when two men IN conversation
near the door Of DR.. 9. A. PEBBLES Of
nee in the Merrill block heard crack
ling and discovered lively blaze in
progress within An alarm was rune
in and the fire, which had not gained
much headway was extinguished BY
the use Of chemicals DR. PEBBLE had
received an express package in the morn.
ing and the excelsior, with which The
contents we're protected, had been left
lying on the floor of the Office. The fire
started in the excelsior, but Just how
Is mystery The damage, chiefly by
smoke, win be about si00.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28

Among arrivals at the City hotel 10.
dav arc Rev. p. J. Doheny and Miss
Catherine Doheny, Waterbury, J, r.
Bpnigsn, Manchester, N IT,; G. II Com
bie and John a. Landers, Boston; n. r,
Thonpson, New Bedford Mass; J. H.
Rogers, New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
FIVE TRUE BILLS.
Found By the United States Court Grand
IurY--Report Today.

Burlington, Feb. 2s. The grand jury
of the United States court reported to.
day i've true bills and two not found.
No arrests have been made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28

+. r. Mccarthy mas received his re-
appointment rs a member Of the execu-
tiec committee Of the New England Civic
federation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28

Totals ........... 1895 1910 $500
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-18
La H1JA MALDITA

No Sc ha muerto aun pero esta bic" =
lie respondieron: ene los ojos abiertos ~ rrobo ,o
Oi"Ao' ~ peAn''' III Id P0u espIra pero nj
or habarf 40 van cudarla como necesa d5dl wa
Que tonteria! El patron ha resueto mandarla al bon;
All. exclam6 el payaso al parecer contrariado
Ill patron la hubese conservado poder aendendo
que es gupa que hubese poddo representa- los ppes de-
dana joven conegu pamo buenas entradas nero M
ene eSpeanza de salva puede apoSar contra no r
vve un dia mas a
Elpayaso sofoc6 un suspro.
y el ninol pregunt6
OH e nho es dstino; esta del todo hier n 49, -
meno haa ado de made ogiendo una de sus
esperanto que deperte e pobeco que su adre de
me Su porvenir esta aSeguado pues patron ha erado
que 10 conserva lado e muchacho queda conaado g 10
enseaa da saos morales ponr taones encima de
coyote.
Soberbia perspeciva pens6 Greluche estremeckndose
Coquefer que haba entrado la posada sa6 de ella en-
aquel momento.
Vaya djo ronca precise decdr 10 one GO
va hacer Po 10 prono quero que muer cerre oo en-
mi Dos de v0oos la evareS seguda al hosnitai oh
enfrene e uae pestaran camilla INTERIM vosotrs
cumpis esta orden s vsr al acalde para poner on s
conomiento deseamos ofrece respectable nteqente
bco de esta noble ciudad especacuo neresane sgvo
conmOvedor de las neo1es obras dramaca del da 81 ao
sfecho de la entrevsa reunre en- Ia mesa de ss -
Vaya largo de ahi andando ~
-Diabo Sc do pensatvo de pronto 10 oue me ssto-bo
ahors es a muchacho cuandc que evan s ade
seguira gritara que hacer1 Aejao ST. este s IL ma
urgente mas Senco Dye tu Payaso que te GUSTAV los
chiqulos te ccnfo este mentras desembarazan Do Ia
vas dar uua vuela por pueblo 81 h ntran d
uoar tons aqu deaeS diez cenmoS commas rr Do ;.
BE 10 metes Ell la boca que comiendo no chile Vava |
y la obra todo el mundo. Mar chen - ~
pln0 tue saeado del carTusie pesar de su eseuca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-18
OTRAS NOT|C|AS
Matrimoniol ce1ebrado
anoche en- e1 Obispa-
do. EN- Manat1.
OTRA vEZ Al PREsIDIO
El confnado es un anciano
de 90 amos. .-Esta enfer.
mo, con alta febre.

Anoche, q las diez, contra
ieron matrimonio en- el Obispado,
los distinguidos j6venes don Wal
demar Lee y la seiiorita Carmen
Finlay Saldafia, ambos elementos
apreciables de nuestra buena So
ciedad. La reception tuvo lugar
en- la elegante residencia del padre
de la novia don Juan Finlay, sta
en- Miramar, donde Sc obsequio
esplendidamente a los convidados.
Infnitas venturas deseamos 4
los nuevos esposos.
Ell Municiplo de Manati Sc
propone construir un edifcio para
el Ayuntamiento y de1nas ofcinas
municipales.
-Anteayer fue conducido al pre-
sidio el x-con6nado Pedro Flores
Villegas, que fue puesto en- libertad
bajo palabra Ell 27 de agosto dltimo
por mediaci6n del sefior Fortunate
Vizcarrondo, propletario de Caro-
lima.
Dicho individuo sali6 enfermo
de preside y en- ese estado Sc man.
tuvo en- su casa en- Puerta de TERRA
y olvid6 que q los cuatro 8 cinco
dfas despues-el 70 de septiembre
-debia dar informes al Goberna.
dor por conducto del Supervisor de
prislones de su residencia, y como
no 10 hlzo, va porque Sc olvidara &
va porque creyera que deberfa es.
perar el 27 de septiembre, que SC
cumplia un mes de ser libertado,
para cumplir con el requisite de
ley, Sc lie redujo q prisi6n nue.
vamente por el sargento de la de.
tective Inocencio Diaz, quien 10 sa'
CO de su cana en- ambulancia y IL
condujo al presidio, donde Sc halls
en- la enfermeria con alta febre.
Este individuo cuenta y,
unos 60 aiios de edad. Fue con
denado q II amos de presidio de 10
cuales llevaba extinguidos 9 aho
4 meses 16 dias; solo lie restaban
hechas los descuentos, unos tire
ahos por cumplir.
Dada la edad del confnado, e
ser un hombre rudo y el haber OBJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-18

plicando a usted participarme por
TELEGRAPH la resolution de6nitiva de
la misma.
Como es natural dese0 llevar
mi grano de arena al gran edifcio
edihcio patri6tico que ha de levan-
tarse hoy entire nosotros, y por 10
que pueda valer mi humilde pare
Ger en- este acto, olga a los mios
que 20 estoy perfectamente identi.
dcado con el parecer de nuestros
delegados al poner elementos nue.
vos, liberales y capaces de llevar
dentro de la patria y para la patria,
incolume la bandera de la Union
puertorriquefia.
Los Soegaard, Quidgley, Ro-
drlguez, Rivera, del Vale, Villafa-
ne y otros, todos dignlsimos CORE
ligionarios, para mi, seran sin dis
ruta los que ocupen esos distingui-
doe puestos que el pueblo de Rio
Grande les tiene designados por sus
lneritos y virtudes patri6ticas com
probadas en- mas de una OCCASION;
sin olvidar jamas el honor que me-
rece en- primer termino entire nos.
osotros, Ell primero de los puerto
riquefios, nuestro indiscutible lea
der, don Luis Mufoz Rivera.
Por 10 que q mi <1especta y
como inspector de sanidad y bene.
fcencia de este pueblo unionista
en- cuyo puesto me ha colocado e
mismo para servicio de sus ntcesi
dades, nj puedo, nj quiero, nj debt
ocupar otro puesto en- politica, out
ell que siempre he ocupado en- e
dltimo lugar entire los scldados d,
fila, para que en- un case dado, NJ
Sc eche de yer mi ausencia, n
pueda por esta causa hacerse sentil
la falta de enlace entire los eslabo
nes que constituyen la hermosa ca
dena de la union; ey por 81 necesa
rio pareciera, sacri6carme, como er
! otraS ocasiones ha sucedido, en- bi,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-18
RDl0T@

En- la corte municipal, del distrito judi
cial municipal de Fajardo-Estados
Unidos de Americas. Sci Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos.
Juan Rodriguez Feliciano. .-Ex -parte. -
Sobre conversion de possession en- do
mimic.
Por cuanto Juan Rodriguez Felicia
no, natural de Naguabo, ha promovido
ante esta Corte un expediente, solicitan-
do Ia conversion de la inscription de po-
session en- dominic de la siguiente fnca:
RGstica-Pre sin nombre, sito en- el
barrio Maizales, del termino de Naguabo,
compuesto de cuarenta cuerdas, equiva-
lentes a ounce hectareas, setenta = dos
Areas y diez y seis centiareas, linda por
el Norte con tierras de don Wenceslao
Pagan y Jacinto Arias; por el Sur, con las
de Manuel Rivera; por el Este, con las
de Juan Ojea; y por el Oeste, con las de
Balbino Rivera y Jesusa Rodriguez Esta
6nca Ia adquirio el peticionario en- la 81
guiente forma: Diez y seis cuerdas por
herencia de su senior padre don Juan Ro-
driguez; siete cuerdas por compra Ma
nuela Marcano, seis cuerdas q don Emilio
Dhonest, cinco cuerdas q Isabel Felicia
NO, una cuerda un cuadro a Jesusa Ro-
driguez y dos cnerdas y un cuadro me-
dio de Balbina Rivera y el promoveute
acredit6 su possession por virtud de un ex-
pediente posesorio tramitado en- ell Juzga-
do municipal de Naguabo, apiobado con
fecha primero de septiembre de null ocho-
cientos noventa y siete { inscrita en- 81
Registro de La Propiedad de Humacao al
folio ciento sesenta y seis del tomo ocho
del Ayuntamiento de Naguabo.
Por cuanto habiendo ordenado el ho-
norable juez de esta Corte municipal que
se publiquen edictos por el termino de
ounce dlas naturales sn tres n1meros
consecutivos del periodico LA DEMocRA-
cIA, para los gus Sc cream perjudicados
puedan oponerse en- el plazo dicho, a coar-
tar desde el primero en- que aparezca pu-
blicado este edicto, citandose a todas las
personas que Sc cream tener sobre dicho
inmueble alg1n derecho y todas aque-
las 6 quienes pueda perjudicar la conver-
sion solicitada para que dentro de dicho
t<rmino formulen oposicion, previniendo
& todos que pasado el mismo Sc resolvera
sobre Ia conversion solicitada, parando a
todos los perjuicios dc ley, extendiendo
el presente bajo mi frna en- Fajardo, a4
de septiembre de I9o7-CARLos M. RoLA,
secretario de la Corte municipal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-18
Juntl fQ0ld de UtullO

ANuNc1o. -Queda a1n vacan.
te una escuela graduada de Ingles
en- esta Municipandad, y Sc avisa
& los maestros que deseen desem-
Harla, remitan sus solicitudes q es.
ia Presidencia 6 al sefior Secretario
de esta Junta dentro de un plazo que
no excedera de diez dias 4 contar-
se desde Ia fecha de la primera pu-
blicaci6n de este anundo. En Ia
aolidtud se expresard el ndmerc
del eerti6do. Utuado septiembre
Is de ISo7.-A. DE JESUS LOPEZ.
Presidente de ls Junta. ga s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-18
SEGUNDA PARTE
LOS REMoRDIMIENToS
MARDocHE

81 aegre sol de Mayo briaba cieo ependdo En- las
aderas del bosque veanse los oacano cantaban los
chotos las FL vale del Sa0euse esmaltado de flores
eden Ene los que 10 bordean cuyo foaje agado
por bsa ene rehe de color girls pea rio Sc desza
serpntea semeane una aga ancha cnta de plata Sembada
de chspas de orc.
En- Seuon nada parece cambiado los rebahos pacen la
herba erna gran anu los gaos cantan los codero
baan muchacho denudos armada de una horqu
de heo cana grania gto herdo antigua canci6n
del condado.
En- una de ventanas joven su cabca a1ege
curosa encantadora.
No es Lucla es Blanca
la otra ea ruba como Ceres Ia dosa de los
go pero como aquea la por nombre de la sehoa
de Seuillon. - = A
Sc ha gaurdado el secreto de su nacirniento
Sc habfa dcho que madre haba uero sin ahad nada
mas Blanca ca que acobo Meler era So pdre Pedro Pou
Venat sd psdrino. '~-N AVN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-18

zamorana, para Ponce; Emilio Cos.
ta Purcelli, para Manatf Esteban
Prats Zayas, para Aguadilla Ra.
mon Morcilio Velez, para Aguada; ;
Enrique cuevas Laforet, para Ha-
tillo; Juan Medina Ramos, para
Isabella Luis Ramirez BoniIla, pa
ra Mayagiez; Felipe Ramos Rive.
ra y cleofe LAMBERT, para Are
cibo.
La detective detuvo aver q
jose Sierra, dependiente, por hurto
de nlenor cuantfa. Sc lie acusa de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-18
REUNION Dc PROPIETlRIO!

(Co"t'nuGei6n de Ia b4gina az
Die de propietarios q la pr6xima
reunion, habieudo sido electos los
siguientes:
DON Sesthen Behn, don Ca.
yetano Coll y Cuchi, don Mariana
Pesquera. don Eduardo Acha, don
Santos Philippi, don Sandallo To.
rres Monge.