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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26

Dyspepsia is our national ailment.
Rurdock Blood Bltters is the national
cure for it 1t strengthens stomach
membranes promotes flow OF diges-
tive juices. purlfies the blood, builds
YOU Up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
MAIL TO PACIFIC ISLES.

Parties desiring to. send mail 20 rnis-
sionarless Iab0rlng In the Pacific Island
can send Il over the Vancouver line. The
dates Of calling are as follows June ~,
July 10. Aug, lG, Sept 10 Oct H. Nov
and Dec O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26

.'r have been somewhat costtve. but
Doan's Reguless gave just the results
desired. They act mildly and regulate
the bowels perfectly -IeoIge % d.
Krallse. sos Walnut Ave, Altoona. Ia.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-06
HELD OPEN SESSION
Orpheus Music Club Entertains In
vited Guests at the Home of
Mrs. D. H. Wilson.

One Of the most pleasing and sue
cessful society events of the season
was enjoyed last night at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Wilson.
The ladies Of the Orpheus club receiv-
ed their friends in open session and
favored them with magnificent
program. Mrs Wilson, as president
Cf the club spared no pains to make
the welcome unusually warm The
parlors we're handsomely decorated
with flowers and vines, all in harmo.-
ny with the purposes Of the club
Judging from last nights programme,
Vinita may be proud Of her musical
talent. To fill an unexpected yacan-
cy in the program, Mrs. Etchen STEP
ped in at the last minute, and by re-
quest prepared an excellent paper on
the life, character, and work Of the
master musician, Schubert. The Pr
anO numbers were exceeding accepta-
BILE, and showed great proficiency
Mrs Bebout's vocal solos as well as
those Of Mrs. James and Mr. E. B.
Davidso- easily showed meretorious
work ana were heartily appreciated
Miss Louise Graper's Interpretation
Of Mendessohn's Concert in p minor
is really worthy Of special menoion, {
showing her correct conception and
brilliant execution Of the masterful
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-06
JURY FOR HARLIN MURDER
CASE COMPLETE.
MANY WITNESSES IN COURT
Examination Of Witnesses Began
this afternoon--Great Interest
in Case.

The attention of the court this
morning was occupied in disposing of
numerous civil cases. The grand jury
reported twenty-five true sbills, max
ing, in all fifty-fonr true bills at this
session.
After these matters we're attended
to, the Harlin murder case, upon
which the attention of the whole
country is now turned, was called.
The defendant Ed Harlin was in court
and the trial will now proceed as
rapidly as possible. Owing to the
grelt number Of witnesses, and the
great legal battle that is bound to en-
sue it is not thought that this case
will be settled before the middle of
next week.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-06

III. F.sOssenkof, the Auditorium ar
chitect. returned last night from Mus.
kogee
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-06
OFFICERS ATTACKED BY
CHICKASHA GAMBLERS

Muskogee, l. IT,, June William
E. Johnson received a telephone
message here yesterday asking that
men be sent to Chickasha to the
assistance of I. D. Lee, one of John
sons assistants, whose life is reported
to be threatened by the gamblers Of
Chickasha. Johnscn's information is
that while Lee was smashing the
paraphernalia in gambling house the
gamblers who had fed returned and
attacked him aud beat and cut him
terribly. They further threatened to
kill him II he made move to get
assistance from officers elsewhere.
johnson requested that officers be
sent from McAlester 20 Chickasha.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-06

NJ. P. Holland, of Oklahoma City, is
transacting business here today.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-06
CASE IS RESUMED UP AT MIDNIGHT.
Murray Must Call Election Today
or Back Down He is Be-
tween Two Fires.

Guthrie. O. t., June GA telegram
from William II. Murray, president Of
the constitutional convention, received
here today, states that he will not
call an election until further orders.
Murray has until tonight at mid
night in which to issue call within
the sixty-day limit, and it is believed
he will act before that time or back
down completely. Convention dele
gates and prominent Democrats who
are here today have been keeping the
wires busy with messages to Murray,
intended to keep him from taking
step which they believe would be fatal
to statehood
Copies of the McAlester Capital with
Murray's call ia full reached here to-
day. Murry tried to have all copies Of
the paper recalled, but the mail edition
got out before he reached McAlester.
1t is believed here that publication Of
the call at McAlester does not have
the effect or issuing a proclamation as
the publication was made without
Murray's direction and the election
ordinance says it must appear in the
Guthrie Daily Leader.
Assistant Attorney General Elkins
tonight expressed an opinion that
neither Murray nor Governor Frantz
can issue legal call for an election I'M
I'll the convention has finally adjourn
ed.
Murray is between two fires. He is
directed by election ordinance Of con-
vention to call an election within
sixty days of August if Governor
Frantz fails to do so. On the other
hand he has been enjoined by district
court of Woods county from issuing a
call. Ia one case he violates instruc-
tions of the body of which he is prest-
dent, and in the other lays himself liza
bic to imprisonment for contempt of
court.
III. F.sOssenkof, the Auditorium ar
chitect, returned last night from Mus.
kOpee
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-06
TIDE TO TURNER
Recent Attack by Other Candidates
Denied.

The statements and political trash
circulated the last few days BY some
candidates are bitterly denied BY Hon.
N. l. Turner candidate for United
States Senator. He says these state
ments are malicious lies made at this
late date in desperation of a defeated
candidate and purpOsely made at this
late date thinking to preUent a denial
before the primary. All my friends in
the Indian Territory knOw me too welI
to credit such falsehOOds.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-06
CORES ATTITUDE
IN 1896
From a Speech of 7. P. Gore Made
at the City of Dallas, Texas,
in September, 1890 at
the City Hall.
Reported in the Dallas News. J
Mr.. Gore said.

reported in the Dallas News.
Mr.. Gore said
"The trouble with the democratic
party is, it is a party Of statesmen
without craftsmanship, Of patriots
without patriotism, of heroes without
heroism, and that party's policy when
entrusted with power always begets
farms without farmers, laborers with
out labor, and freemen without free
dom.
Whoever heard, anyway, of DEM
cratic platform lasting over two
years? Unfortunately, however the
democratic party makes the same
declaration in its platform OF 1892, so
that II you be anarchists and social
lists, so are the democrats.
"The republicans stand for princi-
pie, though the principle might be
wrong, and will always fight you in
the open, but the democratic party
Is Judas-like, it will kiss aud betray.
Il find l25 per cent tariff on tine.
ture Of iron because If the people pur-
ify their blood they will not vote the
democratic ticket. / find a duty of
25 per cent on Bibles, and If there is
democrat should learn, 1t
Is that commandment in the Bible,
Thou shalt not steal.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-06

idea Of the composer. The program in
full was as follows:
!. Finale from Etudes Symptom.
iQues Is hands), Schumann-Mes-
danes Anderson, Wilson, James, Miss
Graper.
2. Reading, Life Character and
Work Of Franz Schubert-Mrs. Etch-
en-.
B. Vocal, "Elsa's Dream" from
Lohengrin, Wagner-Mrs G. N. Be
bout.
4. Duo, Invitation tothe Dance"
@ pianos), Weber -Mesdames d. R..
Anderson, D. Fl. Wilson.
5. Vocal, "Show Me Almighty.
Mendelssohn, lFrom st. Paull-E B.
Davidson.
g. Andanto and Presto from G MI
nor Concerto, Mendeissohn-M Miss Lou
Use Graper with second piano accom-
paiment-Nrs. D. r. Anderson
2. Vocal la) "The Merry Lark
Nevin
co. Ny Bairnie, - nVaansh /
Mrs o. u James.
S. Coronation March from The /
Prophet, Meyerbeer Mesdames I
Wright, Parks, Stevens. Mss Graper.
Among the invited guests were:
Mesdames E. n. Ratclih. Seymourl
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-06

In that campaign, when Mr. Bryan
and the democratic party were strug.
CLING against Hanna's avalanche Of
dollars, such men as NJ. L Turner in
Oklahoma, J. s. Hogg in Texas, Dick
Bland of Missouri and other loyal men
in the country were holding up the
party's hands, financially and other
wise.
At the same time, Mr.. Gore was
adding his might to overthrow the
party in Texas, as proven In the Dal.
las speech, and thousands Of good
democrats in the state OF Texas re-
member his speeches and attitude in
that campaign.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-06

The article headed Conspiracy
Disclosed" from Enid, Okla, in the
OklahOmGn of June 5th, in regard to
Chds. West is another of these willful,
malicious political campaign lies
which cannot fail to make UOtes for
Mr.. West. Voters wiH not be de-
ceiUed by any such trash. West com
PEELED the railroads to reduce rates.
He uiH make corporations obey the
Iaw.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-06

Jones, NJ. E. Milford e. N. Probasco,
S. J. Burns f. r. Davidson, M. r.
Warner, J. r. Campbell, w. Fl. Oar.
rough, John Swain ]. W. Orr, J. e
Pershing, d. c. Beatty, Hugh T.
Moore, w. e. Halsell, D. r. Ander-
son, Marshall Stevens, G. n. Bebout.
L. f. Parker, E. Halsell, 0. L. James,
A. NJ. Etchen; R. V. McSpadden, S.
Mcclure, S. F. Parks, o. Smith, R. J.
Wright, d. Il Wilson, Byrd Link,
Bebout, Sr., Deck and Ballard
Miss Graper aud Link
Messrs. E. N. Ratclitf, Seymour
Jones, N. E. Milford, E. N. Probasco.
S. J. Burns, E. B. Davidson II. r.
Warner, J. R Campbell, w II. OAR
rough, John Swain, J. w. Orr, J. f.
Pershing, d. c. Beatty, Hugh It.
Moore, W. E. Halsell, D. r. Anderson,
Stevens, G.. n. Bebout, L. +.
Parker E. Halsell O. L. James. Al. NJ
Etchen, r. Y. McSpadden, S. Mcclure.
S. F. Parks. @. Smith, r. ] Wright,
p. NJ Wilson, Tom Byrd
] a. Spalding aud AIRS Eliza THE
aoif, father and aunt respectively Of
q. J. spalding, arrived here last night
from Hunneweh, Kaus, and went to
Chelsea today to visit John and Joe
Spalding.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-06

fl. E. Short and W. D. Redding, of
Coffeen, Illinois, are in the city negoti-
ating through the Cherokee Invest
ment company for land on which to
locate colony of Illinois people. They
express themselves as well pleased
with the country.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-06

DR., Leerskoy, of Claremore, passed
through Vinita this morning en- route
to Joplin, where he is taking patient
to the hospital,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12
Vent De m5qu n $ De es b

Ell virtud de la autorizacion que
Sc me ha conferido, vendere en- subas-
ia p1blica, el sabado I3 de Abril de
1907, a las diez de la maiiana, en- la
ofcina del Attorney General, en- San
Juan, los siguientes efectos;
Maquinas de escribir, sistema
Hammond; I id, id. Smith Pre-
mier" 8 id. i'd, "Oliver" Tinaje-
ro con piedra y tinaja; Lavabo;
Sillas.
Estos efectos Sc venderan al con-
tado al mayor postor, siempre que la
proposition hecha no baje del precio
minimo fijado a cada artfculo, reser-
vandeme el derecho a rechazar cual-
quiera 6 todas las proposiciones que
Sc hagan
Los articulos que Sc relacionan
quedan sujetos inspection en- esta
o6cina en- cualquier tempo antes de
la subasta.
San Juan, Abril de 1907.
HENRY L. LYONS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12
Il PJBl|' 0

He tenido el gusto de recibir
en- este penal la vista de mi esti-
mado amigo don Eduardo Colon.
quien Sc acerc6 a mi con el prop6si-
to de hacerme entrega de una suma
que dice haber sido reunida previa
suscripci6n iniciada por I'm Comite
de maestros para mi benefcio.
Mucho estino y agradezco Ia
buena voluntad de dichos sefiores,
pero causas legftimas me impulsan
a dar las gracias por la intenci6n
del favor y a no aceptar 10 pecunia.
no del misrno.
Reciban mis- compaferos de la
Isla, que hayan sido donantes, mi
mas sincere reconociniento; y asf
COMO para los de aquf, he de guar-
dar para todos tanta gratitud, cuan.
to buen deseo haya tenido cada uns
en- particular al contribuir.
JUAN SIFoNTA Ortiz.
csreel de Arecibo, Abril 10, 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12

neo no estuvo tan concurrido CO.
mo hubiera sido de desear. Con
todo, la fiesta Sc prolong6 hasta las
dos de la mahana. 81 Teatro esta-
ba decorado con sencilla elegancia.
La orquesta de Cocolfa, insu-
perable.
La juventud de que Sc COM
pone la sCuardia Nacional de Puer-
to-Ricos tiene en- proyecto varios
SPORT, entire clos lie fundaci6n de un
Club de Ginnasia, q cuyo efecto
solicitara deI gobierno un local pa
ra establecerlo.
-Mshana, por la noche, Sc
llevara q efecto en- los salones del
Consejo Ejecutivo. una reunion
de los individuoS que componen la
sGuardia Nacional de Puerto RicoS
con el flu de nombrar los caboS y
sargentos de dicha institution.
Tambien Sc nombrara una conf
sion de ofciales para conferenciar
con el Secretario de Guerra mister
Taft, a fin de darle cuenta del pro-
yecto y supliearle 10 patrocine ase-
gurando el envio de armamentoS.
SegGn noticias, en- el gobierno fe-
deral hay un presupuesto para la
euardia Nacional lie Puerto Rico.
DE hoy q mahana llegarsn
de la isla las fuerzas de policias re-
concentrates en- las cabeceras de
Distrito, las cuales vienen con el
dn de eoncurriT ( Ia gran parsda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12

va Sc ha hecho cargo e, Ho-
norable Fiscal de esta Corte de Dis
trito de las investigaclones acerca
de la destruction violenta de un CO.
rral de pesca en- Palo Seco.
Felipe Montalvo Maldonado
que cumpli6 una sentencia en- la
cArcel de San Juan, en- Arecibo, ha
comenzado q extinguir otra nueva
condena de dos amos por el delito
de impostura, seg1n fallo de la
Corte municipal de Utuado.
Ell juez de paz de Guayaui-
LA, ordeno el arresto de Santiago
AcoSta, vecino de aQuel pueblo, por
abuse de confan1a.
-Ha ingresado en- sumaria en-
la carcel de Ponce, Gabino Guada-
lupe, proceSado por el juez munich
pal de aquella ciudad Ell causa por
turbar la paz pIblica.
FL sefior George Spaven, que
habia desempefiado el cargo de ms
pector plomero en- el Departamento
Consolidate, en- el cual ces6 por vir-
tud de unos cargos que lie fueron
formulados, ha sido hombrado nue.
para desempefar este des-
tino del cual tomara possession el IS
del actual, cesando Mr.. James Man
gan que desempehaba el cargo inte-
rinamentc.
"A causa, sin duda, de la fes-
tiuaci6n que fue organizado, ell
bale de auoche 4 beue6cio del Ate,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12
Acadia De Caguis'
Kaeante DE- ~ NIAieO GkaLar.

Vacantc la plaza de segundo Al
xiliar de Sanidad con sueldo anual de
setecientos veinte dollars, he dispues-
to anunciarlH por termino de OUNCE
DIAS que venceran el dfa IS del CO.
rrientc mes, fin de que los seiiores
nedicos quo 10 deeeen puedan enviar
sus soiicitudes q esta Acadia. Sc ha-
ce constar, para conocimiento de los
sol citantes, que hay otros dos medi-
cns titulGres en- la ciudad y que desde
el 9 de Julio de cate aiio, la mencio-
NADIA plaza tendra una retribuci6n de
NOVKCIENTOS DOLLARS anualos.
Casuas. 10 de Abril de 1907.
&. Gim<x<x.
Aicalde Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12
NOTICIAS GENERATES

que tendra efecto en- honor del Sc.
cretario de la Guerra Hr. Taft.
Ell dia II del actual a lazy
80 p. m, recogera el vapor Caracas
la correspondence para los Estados
Unidos.
-Procedente de la Habana
lego hoy el vapor sMarfa Herreras
con carga y correspondence.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12
Ell BUEN MUCHACHO

A I'm joven prudente. ''e sana (
indole, Sc le suele lamar un buen |
porque es lnofensivo
lncapaz &c malas acciones. ESQ es
bastante para que muchos, COMO
iendolp, quieian abu,ar dc ei.
tIntenta dcfendersc, ell caso preci
SO, demostran 10 encrgias? N fl
taba mas Entonces dejaria
de ser 10 que es. 81 hay que re
compensate por alp1n servicio su-
yo, de utilidad para alguien, le sa-
len con amuy poca coSao. por tratar-
Sc de aun buen muchachoS, cuyas
aspiraciones deben ser limitadas,
pues d. 10 contrario, siendo preten
cioso, Sc haria iudigno del amote",
fruto d. complacencias abusivas.
En- tai concepto Sc tenia a Be
nedicto Lopez, joven superior, no
solo en- inteligencia, sino tambien
en- rectos principles, a los que die
ron en- llamarle ~buen muchacho, y
como 81 dijeramos sun bendito de
Dios,D 8 por mejor decir, I'm indi-
viduo inutil. La necesidad 10 llev6
a casa de don Aniceto Soria, hom-
bre de grandes inAueucias politicas,
en- solicitud de una carta recomen-
latoria para don Venancio Cutie
rrez, Gobernador tn aquel enton-
ceS..
Benedicto aspiraba a un pues
to Official. Fl sefor Soria 10 reci
bio con demostraciones lisonjeras,
facilitandole la solicitada eplstola
ell la cual decia, entire otras cosas
que su recomendado, Beneditco
Lopez, era Gun buen muchachoS
merecedor de ser complacido CT
sus shumildes pretensioness
FL joven Sc retro con la misi
va; y, leyendola a solas, Sc conven
ci6 de que no alcanzarfa, por con
ducto de ella. el exito que acari-
ciaban sus anhelos. Descendiend'
al fondo de esa flosofia convencio
nal, propia de las circunstancias
pens6 que q sun buen muchacho0
81 algo merece, Sc lie conforma col
smiseriass. Sumido en- rehexiones
atento al medic social en- que vi
via; 4 la maliciosa polltica de S,
pals, y al modo empleado, general
mente, para obtener recompensa
y favores, resolvi6 substituir i
carta de Soria, imitando la letra
por otra mejor, concebida a 81
gusto.
| Ahi, va la nueva epiStola.
aEstimado amigo:
81 no conoces al portador d
Gsta, ,:Beuedicto Lopez, te hare 81
apologize, Ell pocas palabras, par
que tengas una ligera idea de 81
Bastame decirte que es un j6vei
de malos instintos, con valor y col
audacia suhcientes para realiza
planes maquiavelicos; I'm element
peligroso, 8 de utilidad suma, el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12

nuestra complicada politica. Nos
importa atraerlo. Del NAL se deri-
va el bien, muchas veces, como de
una planta venenosa la salud del
enfermo. Individuos asf, como Be-
uedicto, resultan mas titles que
otros, de los denominados sbuenoss,
porque la malicia sera el resorte que
abra la puerta q nuestros exitos,
cada vcz mas seguros y plausibles.
FL edificio politico descansa,
como tt sabes, sobre el cimiento
de las conveniencias. En- fin, esa
sbuena alhaj jaS-mi recomendado-
pretende un destino plblico. .-Es
acreedor, por ser quien es, a dos
cosas distintas: q cadena perpetua
en- el preside, 8 a una recompensa
favorable. TIL decidiras.
TIL afcmo. amigo,
ANICETo SORIA.S
Don Venancio lego la carta en-
su o6cina; Benedicto esperaba afue-
ra en- la antesala, hilvanando pro-
piciatorias frases. FL funcionaric
orden6 al portero, diciendole;
Olga usted a ese caballert
que pase.
El sbuen muchachos entr6, co
rroborando Ia epfstola, con aire d.
audaz, y salud6 cortesnente, incli
nandose:
-Beso a listed la mano.
El Goberuador 10 recibi6 d
pie.
Adelante; tome aslento.
Los dos ocuparon el sofa.
Don Venancio dirigi6 a Bene
dicto una mirada indagadora; y
despues de Tin breve instante de S
lencio, dijo:
Don Aniceto Soria me cscr
be iConoce usted el contcn
do de la carta?
NO, senior.
Me habla de usted en- due
nos terlninos.O
-Somos amigos; y esta einp'
fiado en- que sirva yo 4 la admins
TRACTION actual.
-tDesea usted emplearsc'.
-Lo quiere el,
Sucedi6 una pausa.
Ell sefior Gutierrez Sc propu:
sondear q Benedicts; y, al efect'
manifesto:
--Estara listed al corriente =
supone -en cuestiones politicaS.
Ell joven miro al Cobernadt
IN tanto sonreido, como ST dijel
--lsse mas que usted'!-pero :
limit6 q responder con eufasis;
-En cuanto 4 teorias-he lie
do mucho-conozco los mas sable
autores, pero ninguns es tan habi
q mi entender, como el ilustre fl
tentino, Nicolas MaquiavelO, Guy
ilosoffa supera 4 todas.
II -lMaquiavelo?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12
-iOh, sin duda! 81 mas
practice de todos.

~ O$SANO VIC tOOOOs
81.
-iMi autor favorito!
Benedicto Sc extendi6 en- con. p
slderaciones relativas a procedimien-
tos; q maliciosas practicas, sin omi-
tir la Erase conocida: sEl fin iustif-
ca los medios.S Don Venancio 10
Ola con atencion discreta, recono-
ciendo en- @l superioridad y venta-
jas admirables. Cuando termin6 A
mozo, dijo:
-iMuv bien!
Y, ofreciendole un cigarro,
afiadi6:
No habiendo vacante, por
ahora, ningdn destino que este en-
relaci6n con sus facultades, crear9
uno de doscientos dollars al mes. ).
FL audaz hizo un gesto, como
qulen Sc resigna, y respondi6:
| -Lo aceptare -.
( Transcurrieron algunos dias.
FL Gobernador y Benedicto, en-
conferencia inti1na, trataban sobre
asuntos importantes-tal vez sma-
quiavelicosa-cuando apareci6 don
Aniceto Soria, el cual reconvino.
oportunamente, a su patrocinado,
diciendo:
-iC6mo es ESQ.,. I'M 81.
,quiera las gracias! ..
-iPor que?
fiona! IA quien debes eL
puesto que ocupas?
Benedicto contest6 riendose:
ia mi astucia En- su carta
era yo HIn buen muchacho, mode
10 de virtudess, recommendation a
prop6sito para que ell Gobernador,
pr6ligo en- excusas, no me hubiera
favorecido, como tuvo a hien favo-
recerme, merced a mis- ardides eff.
CAGES.
Y re6rio ingenuamente los he
: chos.
FL seiior Soria coutempl6 4 Be-
nedicto, admirandolo, hasta que,
por 1ltimo, pronunci6:
-lTd eres aquel?
Me cOnvino ser otro-expre-
So el joven para conseguir mejores
benefcios.
Dirigiendose al sefior Cutie
rrez:
) listed resolvera. -. Soy un
hombre de bien; me descubro aho-
e ra..... 81 usted no me cree digno de
sus favores...,
r -iQueda usted cesante!
A -lSefor!....
E -Si no hubiera ccmetido Ia
debilidad de descubrirse.....
-iAh!
5 -iSerfa usted mi secretario1
81 Gobernador lie volvi0 Ia es-
palda, diciendo entire dientss:
a -iTontol.... DeM6 haber SQsr
tenido SD papel.
LEONARDO A. PoNcE DK LEON
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12
F. HATANzO
DOCTOR IN MEDICIN :
Y CIRuIIA

OCULISTA. -Ex.medico az.
xih4r de la c fnu off, moi6
gica, que a cargo del doctor
i'arr quer exIstt en- el Hospi-
al 1 IL santa Cruz de Bar.
oa4. Corsult0r,o exclusive
lars afrcctont DE- os 10,
.tu4n 64. (cerra. de T !,
tro. Horas de cnpsulta
De Q 412 ne Ia manan.
rats 4 loS pubres, dc 4 : 6
de Ii mahaua d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12
tUE!TRO F"T EN-

Lfa5e el Mteyesantfstmo TO-
t-5& La Reina MaygarT
I" F4r 0baYece en- las bd-
{ 7aS GHlRta Y Sctta de este
Pses5|lro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12
ANE IA

Esta enfermedad
ataCa CON mas fro.
Cuencia q las mUje.
res, debidO q que Ia
sangre de La mujer
cOntiene mas aqua y
naenOs hemoglObina
y nenOs sustaneia
mineral que La del
hOmbr0. La Emul.
sion dc Scott es el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12
RECENERAD0R De La SANCRE

excelenca puxihca enrquece; resttuye
tuez dA rOstrO e color rOsadO dc
Salud E recOnsuyente pOderOsO mas efcS
para 10 nha esCuela la madre
Muy superior tOdOs vinos t6niCos pdOras
hierrO recOmendans Cuaes
denes; enerman e est6mago esrehmentO
Ia