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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-28
gie IetDen pieleid)t 1An9es

nnD wiHen es niht. Gie eKen notiir-
lid orei Mahlseiten ben 1ag llno err
fiilea ale Wiinids Shres Maaens,
aber typboein nDpen Sic 0uiiaer leioell.
giiht Die 9an3e @rndhruna ipmmi aus
Dem WaAen. @s lit has But. fpslebes
Die gebensoreane ernahrt. 9Denn base
lslbe trdae tpiro uno ieine Mrbeit Mot
mehr perrihtai. Damn lit Die 3uiubr
bon 0rait fir Die Gebensorgans abae.
ihnitten. @hos. gGloer, gpr 277.
5tewarts 5tat,ou. 3D., lbrsibt: rWor
unaefdbr einem Saar beliellte ib ein,
Drobeiilte Sbres 2ilpentrdutsr. aRein
Gpnem mar su iener 3eit poqItdnoia
berunteraetomnlell Sd tonnte Derer
|eleil nod idiaIsn uno bate teine 6reuoe
an 2eben mebr. gaab benz @jebraub
o'r Weoi5in mar id ein 9ana anoerer
9Dlann. 1)ieiue Wahlseiten iNmedten
mir uuo idl fonnte nit genuB eHen
uno fonnte auBeroem 10 out ,uie frhbes
Hhlofen. sd babe cine SantantDeiiuna
Iiir ,oie eroBen Slaihsn beiaele9t. oa
ith aiaent liir Die a'ieoisin in oieien
BpltoiItritt nsroen mill +"
ssptnl's Nlpentranter reini9t bas
sIGt 9ibt Dem &0rper neues leben.
2Ius Warss!n uno &rdutesu berNeltellt.
Sic tDnneu i'm ourh 2otal=9laenten
bssiehsn. Npoibs,er t6nnen ibn niht
uprtaufsn. 5treibt on Or. Yeter
lsubrnep q Sons &c., ll2 ll8 50.
OoDns Nue.. Chicago. 81.
Nn SAFER.
Tk llnterseihnete bot foebeu cine
9roBe Nusnob! GdIer- lltenIilien jeber
Nrt etbaitsn, importirte SGstiider jeoer
Gr0Be, GG!bermnuen. RdspulDer &C.,
ole Ell Su mdBiasn preiien perfauIt.
Mnn lpenos litb an
GDparo +. 8 Steiner,
Baltic. $.
1Serner babe ih aud cine Mnsahl
0annharfen init einfobsm uno opppsl=
ttn Rsg,Iter. AZ
- Inter Der 3eit. Ieit Sbom proseI,
irt Miro. hatte man einen arnen Seu=
fel ldnaB perurthsilt uno aebdpat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
ElGtc bon alleemcincm SntcrciIe.

Elatc bon allaemcincm Sntcreiie.
Gttp Sail = Rortb. IL. 2erington.
Stro6e.
@aibington Ionumcnt - ut.
Scrnon.Elace
Sobns Sopfihs' llniperiit6t =
Nor0,SomorbItroEe.
Sobns Sopfins' SOipitnI - IorO.
9roaotuop.
S6la6ten.M Monument - GaIuert.
uno 5apctteitraBe.
Grab bon Cigar @nen Toe -
8eitminiter' aird1ot. Sayctte. unb
@rceneitrabe.
SruiO sin Barf - gu errciden
nit n0rSlid laufenben @aggons.
Edtterion t. Barf = gu erreiben
NIT oitlib lmifenoen @asaons.
Sort WcSenrD = 2ocuIt-Boint.
Srallcn . Golee -. ct. Baitl. unb
%. StrnBe.
YeabooD'S nltitnt rn1 Wuiif'Gon N.
Ierpotorilm - Wt. 8ernon-Slace.
Erctts Srci gibIiotbef = MuI.
berry,. nabe GatbcOral.S traBe.
Gatheorole = Mulberrp. un6 Ga.
tbcoralItrabe.
@fabemie ser @ilienifaften -
S%ranflin. uno GntbeoralItrabe.
gntng Men'S gbriitian aIiocia.
ton, Central @ebGloe - Gbarles.
unb SoratogaitroBc.
goiteebduoe = Sapette. un0 gaI.
pertitraBe.
CARDINAL 8i66ons' Heii6enj =
CHARLES. uho Mllberrpitrabe.
Sreimaurer . Sempel - Horo.
GbarlesitraBe.
SSo dcIloms Fempcl - Gatbc.
oral. mo Saratogaitra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
En- perfanien:

Sere prn6tboGlen mooerner 3lpciit6diaen
Saliier an Der Yurb. GHrlch' StrnBc, Bipitbcn ber
BultiitoresStrnb uno S1irinounis9tuenue, nit
alien nloberIcu @inri6tineen. pie: ciHaiuirte
8noeiuannen uno aiideIssGuSgiifie, cenentirte
&eaer, Irottoire unb S1fe, ~ociorirte Ieiti6iile
StrabenptIniter aus per9Iaiten 3ieaeIfteinen.
2eidtc Veoin9unecn. Wan nebme bic Suirs
mount gOemes yS0egonS. qrcis ueunbui6ert
Dollars $4,000. @rlnh6ino fedslnooreibig
Collars (S36).
gle ienen ih6nen rruocrren Siufer an ser
Nurb-Eutpntac. strnhr, 6mii6en Der 8airmouit,
Nbenie lnb NnltinOresS trabe, init alien @iils
ri6tli1geu zines Der 3cit e1tfprebcnoen Suufcs;
lie itfitteft aeiebe1, Inn gc,uiiroigt 6i nernclt.
vile obe1aennnIttct 9SpbnltgeH liegen inner.
hnlb eincS Sdufcrgepierts bonn npattcriolI.
Bari. 9lad6ufrageil bel @altcr g. @rrphal an
Grt uno Steue. (Nldi1 ,1WPi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
Baltimore Narftbcridltc.
@aItimore, %. W3oi 100

WuI1IH III tE z. WtuI ITUI.
Mcbl. II 3uiubr 2l,236 Idiicr,
einihtieBlid 1893 3diier 81 Occult
Noint nnb 20,73t 6Giier 5tt Gdtton ;
AiiItcnnerionbt 6diicr. Sic Noii'
rlilgcn mdrcn lpic iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
MGrhe.

Yreiie i'm 2erineton.W arft.
Somaten, iiioli6e, aorb. -. 40c-50c
@urfen, 9ubenO. .40c-69t
3opfialat, Stiid. .5c-6c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23

-3uiubr 1926 9uidcl;
Gus Den gIepotoren 5uriid9e5ogen
t0,S07 9ti6cl; Glepotoren . 8orrotb
32l,S74 9uid)el. 8erfGlie: eiu Wog.
gon Hr. 3 meibcr ouf scr 9obn SIT
1872.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
Sn %Derfumtcn.
5u ncrrauNn:

5u ncrraurn:
@oberne Sduler i'm 500 Scbiert. .gOrbsSort.
SiraBe; 4reis $3.50.
guBcrbem; 2abcH nit @obnbaus Tr. 513,
@orosgorisetrube; cute Gage iiir Sruceries2as
ben. 8reiS $14OO. gecuten on Ort II. Gteue.
G.. s. Gallagher, @dumeiftcr,
gireau in Gr. 24O7, SairmIountsloenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
@rokc nno flcinc Sarmcn III bcntidcr
HadlbQridlaft.

Gd6ne .geiunoe @eaenb; brett an ooer nabe
cirigc @aupIdbc: gerinGc In5abIilno; Icihfe
Ncoiuaunacn. 9tibereS bel 6ermanu Nabcn.
hoop, ylr. iii, @UrO.Gbarlce.S trnhc, gnIti.
more, Mo.
(sntifctarteu bon mo nab europe Tino
e~bcntdIs bier 6lt buben.) (Sepit91O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
Baltimore Er1netern.

ghreau: sranfltn.9isa., %oltfmpre. It. Tartafr.
BedrdbHibpIdte 1:iir Eerfaif bon s2s nm.
nit grdrr n~rpinfieu nbaeafenst $35 - Rlnb fir
bier @rdher. Sreie geinitung Der 0nprne fir
Irauergcftesoienfte. (Suni16,1 J)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23

Mois. - 3uiubr 30,0S0 9uihel;
&erionOt bon Ocn GIcoatoren 1864
0uidel; Glepotorcn-8orrotb t,299,s
1888 9ui6el. 0crf1uie: 2 @oggonS
Spot 81 GO, 1000 Steamer aemiiftcr
Spot 81 5615.
Scittioc Sdllitkrote:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
Nics lit Shrc Mclcacnheit

5iir @rperbung eiues rjooer1en 5peis ODER
orciitodigeu Sdufe5 in outer Gage.
1900 Sanicraepicrtc Eft.AiurtB.Mucuue.
Geqnem fiir dGe GtrdbcubGbns 9inien. Schca
nioScrnes Saus ansaeifatfct mcrbeit fam
S1DlidI nne Sunntage 6nr 3nipeftiun uficn.
Gbae. y. Guroettc,
(Sept5|) Rr. II, EftsSeriugtunsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
@Rreau in Mr. 24O7. Eairmount.VIDenu


Rr. 723, rs, 727 etc, @oriud) . gucuur.
Cots % SUB 3 Sou bel 200 ,NiB; 6rei Scoierte
Diilin bon Der Doriz9iOno; OdulidlOi1 pridtig
%oeIurirt; icoe nlooerne Ncaucmlibfcit.
Hr. tf5, III, t19 etc, NprosGatnIcnt str,
ein 9eoiert bonn 4atterionsGnrf Sur6lue9
loon %oeforirt; ieoe moberne 8eauemIibteit;
6iueifiodipe 01nier. Gbiuuro z. Sturd, al Dirt
SaGette. NIB ct. 3aut.str. t5e6r0,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
8erlangt i'm Augemeincn.

SeutidrS grbctts.9 ladlpelIuugS.ghrran
inter oer glufii6t Der pSentihen @cielthdit".
49, Sieicui9en, bic oelttt6e Sdnoiuerfer, grbcitIr
uno Sienitbotei 6t beihaiiigen loiiniben, pols
len Iib perfDnIib noer in lranfirten 9lrieicn IN
ben Aecutet Der @cieaf6dft, Subaun .. M,cncr,
Simmer liz, Hr. 2t5-2t7, Suurtlanos 9trnfe,
pcuoeil, ipclder ulelltgeltlih g~usfuuit crlbcilcll
mtro, Gprebitunoen bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
CSau27,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
Seutige Sd)luBrote:

u 4 Il. = 3uTnbr = Vlld)el,
aus ben Gleoatoren 5lriidgejogen
1871 9ui6cl; Glepotoren . &orrotb
20.757 Nuidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
Stcaengcindc.


Sin 9cuiiher. 80 Sabre alt. intelligent. &C.
biloct, nit fd6uer Sanoidriit, Hotter l%ied1ter,
Qef1dftIih %aeiunnot. Der bcutihen uno Der flapiz
i6cn Spra6c md6tia. iunt Stcue IN elmer 6uz
bril- ODER @ei6nfis Office. Sftcrtcll crhctcn
an Sui. Suitai, Nr. 500, NOrb.SrDaopnG.
G42-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23

Strtdnaf:
gaufhIofer - 8duihIoifer fit e~iierne Ireps
ben, 8eIdroer, @IenatorsGinfatlutee uno us
nnntcl1taIe Giferarbeit; ebenfnus fir 8uBeifens
Mrbeit uno 9aoeufrprien: feline grbeitsft1rnng;
ftetige grbeii. Dian a~orefiire: ,9he Z. sdrei.
Der q sprs Co.," Cincinnati, Ebio.
Q42-3,6,9,53)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23

Werfdnqt:
Srei itnac MiHner in einer Ms1bcIinbrif.
Sadiiniranen IN Hr. 800, sio. ACKNOWLEDGING.
Q42-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23

9erfGngt:
Suffdmieo; ftetiae arbeit: outer 9obn. 2u
erfroaen bel Der ySdhuirp Gnarrp Co.," so.
mpmo ion sApenne. III 1lIjft EQ42-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23

Werlnnnt:


Gin 9dder ais quite 5peite Snno. Inn nuber,
baib Der Stdot 8l aeben. gtnf3ufrdaen bel Der
r5errts.Soetb'S terR Co." 9r. 2f9, Ieit. grait.
Strafe. Ui3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23

Stelcgciudl:
Sine hentf6e Srul ilidlt Stele fir 0aiSdr
bctt nab benz 3ug. 9tad)3tfrugcu in vi. 403
Yorris-smcG, ruBe RnmiGH' Strnhc.
G41-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23

@erlangt:
Gin 2nnTiunqe. ltadb8ufraacrt Bel Sleet ID
8intf Il Co., SpniouBa uno Sarntuga'S trnfe.
dab
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-04-03

never see fight that it is refreshing to find thai
sentiment though sometimes Hickering low, has not
been allowed to wholly die. It is encouraging to
note this appeal to the better side Of those who
must bear the brunt Of service, both in war anh
peace. Music possesses peculiar potentiality. The
MaTsellaise hymn helped to maze the history Of tht
world, and did much to rearrange the map oi Eu
rope. "God Save the KiDg' has been sung from
Canada to Calcutta, and from otland to the Trans
vaal. The swinging strains Of sDixie'' have quick
ened the heartbeats and footsteps Of thousands.
'The Stars and Stripes Forever 49, and IA Hot
Time,'' too--were played wherever American arms
we're raised In the war with Spain. Sailors lead
solitary lives. The nature Of their service isofates
them. Music serves, especially, to keep them true
and loyal to home and fatherIand.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-04-03
Of the old fort.

OF the old Tort.
Ia this hallowed spot past and present meet, aud
memory wraps tender recollectiOns about the pa-
in which deeds Of historic vaIor still live, Tor o
October 4, 1862 one ofthe boOdiest battles Of the
Civil Warwas fought and made this peaceful hill a
scene Of carriage iudescribabe. Here gallant Rrger.
scaled the parapet Of the fort and planted the Stars
and Bars right in the face Of the enemy. He WAS
the fifth colOr-bearer that attempted this daring
deed, and be fell pierced with eleven MIME balls,
the flag Of Onr iIlsatarred nation covered him with
its silken folds,
Upon this hill is now being fought the battle Of
peace. War spills the blood Of human hearts
peace saps the nectar Of human SOULS the battles OF
war are soon ended, the battle Of peace continues
War has alimited field Of action, the world is the
battle-ground OF peace. Today sentiment and indus
try are warriDg for the possession Of this field hour
By hour. Industry plants lumber yard at the
hill, sentiment places'an inclosure about the spot
made famous during that quartette Of years. 10
dustry plants q chair factory on the north, seLti.
ment places an arch over the gateway to the en-
closure and through tears writes Confederate
Park'' thereon. Industry builds switches and fac
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-04-03

tories, sentiment builds monuments and headstones
to dead heroes. Industry backed by f0rgetfnlness
and indifference surgeS up the slope, sentiment Be.
sisted by memory and patriotism enconces herself
ii the old fort and will not be dislodged. This one
sacred spot Is onrsl The United Daughters Of the
COniederacy are trying 10 make this park gem Of
beanty, to commemorate the place where Muller,
DAILY, Rogers and many 81 The boys who wore the
gray Weltered ID heroes blood
We ask every loyal Eoutherner to contribute
one dollar, every man and woman who are yet mind
iul Of the sacrifice made f0r our cOuntrys sake to
donate this small TO prosecute the undertaking
We hope every Mssissipan viii feel state pride
and enlist the side Of sentiment 6gainBt industry
And, sister states, help us to hold the FORT beau
thy ", makoit resting place TOR the dead and \
restlnl place for the living Send al contributions
TO Mrs. John p. bills, Corinth, Miss.
Mrs. HELEN D. BErI,
etate Prelidcnt q. ID. q.
MRS. JENNIE c.. HENDERSON
President corIntb Chapter
Corlnth Nles.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-04-03

BY peculiar coincidence, the navies of both the
United States and England are seeking to awaken
more interest il music among the men who sail their
Ishipe. England has gone about II Ii systematic
hammer by compelling and issuing an Cficial song
Look. Copies Of # have been placed Oh All her man
lsVar, dozen for each hundred sailors. The Unit.
States have sent ont call for young men, be-
Zen the ages 0f l5 and III years, 70 come Ia
Washington and Az themeelvea i0E service as musis
|ans ID TIE Marine Corps. They are 70 receive
r6iul training and il at the end 81 six mouths,
hey show no aptitude they gre to Be returned to
|hc atNfioro WherO they enlisted. There has been
ID much dlscuseI0n ahont naval programmes, mon.
Ter NAttIr1npt, security Of uH navy 0uu'tn0 Wis.,
Ion 81 putting mlilions Ia WarohiDs which may
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-04-03

Ny, but isn't Secretary Taft the "busy boy''
these days After settling the labor trouble in the
canal he is expected to 60 to Cuba, quiet the
disturbing element there and settle upon policy
Of pacication for the little republic after which he
will 60 to the Philippines and wind up whatever al.
fairs over there need winding up. And while do
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-04-03

ing all these things he's the adminisratlon candi
date for the tho Republican nomination for the
Presidency although some Oi the old time p0itici
ans do say that the administration il not Ii earnest
about il. Maybe not, but the strenuous training
the big secretary is doing will get him ia shape Tor
a good race for most any job that be wants.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-04-03

report from Boone, Iowa states that the chean
railroad fare is not, by any meane, checking rail.
road improvements, and adds that tbe North
western j. carrying forward the greatest boom IN
building Ii its history. The Wisconsin Central rs-
ports increased receipt under the nsw rates
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-04-03
UneSSentiaE.

The things that troubles me the most, begad,
Says to my self, says I;
The thing that think about most, my lad,
Is why-why-why
Why are We born to dief
And why do we fight and lie
For little space in a useless place
That we cannot keep and we may disgrace!
Says to myself, says I.
needn't trouble you then, my lad,
So answered myself to me;
The "why' don't cut any ice, begad--
The chow" is the thing, you see;
For the "why'' in the case, maybe,
Will be plain when your souls set free;
But il you wait for your final fate
To learn the chow it will be too late
So answered myself to me!
And it's good advice that you give, begad,
Says to myself, says /;
For fellow has got to live, my lord,
AS sure as he's got to die,
So it's up to yOn to try
Your best as the days slip by,
To do your taak till the years nnmask
The secret at last-and then you can ask,
And perhaps they'll tell You why
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-04-03

Having refereed the contest III South America.
Uncle Samuel ii nov ready ior another iob 81 that
kind IN any section Of the world that d 10 need 81
bis services.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-04-03

HILE the NJ ting to death Of two
negro WOn.ra II = mob near Nc.
Kamie, Ark, MoIrlay night, is to
ne dtplOrcd \, r.I wv abiding citI-
zeD-, aud wi,ll. Il Is nOped that the
mein ,ers OF ti.p u."n will be appre-
iIeun'd ana I,n,prris punished for
sinis nnLbreak d anarrDy, it Is TO
~ deai lren ,fAl Ii,s. n.grO brutes
VINO ca ne tnt pir death in this vi
Olent wAV hhstti have Divan auch
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-04-03
THE BROTHERS WHO AVENGED THEIR
SISTER.

Ih lM I'm Virginia good red blood Sill runs
I8 WN@9 Wa Il IN the veins Of manly men, and
sA VET' <ES when Viola Strouther - the SWEET
EsV (JTk} NR Little sister, youngest in the house.
lN |TTE4SA hold, the pet and pride Of the fami-
P4hAF & ~ ~ was deliberately hunted down
~ WI < by heartless sedncer, made to
- Llv suffer tOrtures worse than DEATH
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-04
IA REtNA MARGARtTA
Y euandO eekis que Sc veraearz e ueo1 pregunt6 La

y tcuando crekis que ve6cara jucio? pregun6 La
Mole.
Manana mas tardar. Pero ranquiizaoS, va avsara
4 Las persOhas necesarias.
Los dos amigos arroarSn e brazos del La
Mole SusptrandO, Coconnas tar4reando canCion.
Hasta las ete de Ia noche ocurro nada de La
hohe somba uvoa verdarera nohe de evasion tend6
manto sobre ortaeza de Vcennes Levaron Ia Co.
commas cra cen6 apeo ordnao pensando placer
que enda aquea uva que azotado las paredes
dispona dormirSe arruado pOr sordo monotone
mumuo del vento Cuando lie paeo que aque vento que
cuchaba sentmento de meancoia que haba
expementado ante de psoneo baba mas fuerza que
de coStumbre debao de las pueraS eua zumbaba
mas uror ordnaro Este enomeno ve6cab empre
que ADRIAN agunoS aabozos del po superior sob todo de
ente Aqu rudo indcaba empre Aubal la egada del
ero ndco ndudabe saa del caabozo La Mole
Sin embargo aquela Coconna permaneci6 in1tmente
cueo extendido e dido alerta pues ansCu6 tempo
y nadie aparecia.
Es rarO diO CocOnnas, han alberto e caabOzo de La
Mole abren e mio Habra iamads La Mo esaa enfermo
lquE siguihca esto
Todo sospecha inqusud como odo algeria espe
rama para preso
Transcuu6 media hora despues hora despues hora
medi.
cocsnnas empezaba dormirse causa del aburrmentO
Cuando gl ruidCde los cerrojOs lie hcerOn saltar
oh! ioh! djo lsera va Ia hora de la Marcia
ducn capa sin condenanos VotO Sanes sea placer
hut noche semnte es obscut boca obo
tai que los cabalos ciegos .
Sc pfeparaba preguntar alegemene avero cuando v6
da este nevaba dedO los abos abendo cazo muy
intelgentes.
En efecto detas del caceero oy6 rudo pecberon
s5mbtss.
De pronto medic de Ia obcuridad dsngu6 cascos
esda de los cuales reHe6 dorado ayo fe Ia luz del
huneante tarol de Ia pnsi6n.
Oil Oh preguntS media vOz, quk signifca aparao
tiaiesrol iad6nde vsmesf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-04
DE!DE lGuAD|LlA

(Co"ti"~aaci3n de Ia bgmG 3a)
dormfa, con las puertas abiertas de
par Ell par, el americana Mr. Orlan-
do L. Flye, huesped de dicho ho-
tel y dueho de la 6nca sCincinari, y
que tiene establecida en- Santa Mar
ia, Colombia
Cuando ell aeacoD bajaba por Ell
balloon que da a la plaza, segdu Sc
informa, con una maleta donde de-
positaba su dinero el americana alu.
dido, fue apercibido por unos poll
cfas insulares que le apresaron in.
mediatamente y por el sirviente de-
Hotel.
Fue llevado a presenda de
Juez y luego q la carcel, donde 81
lie sigue el correspondence proceso
-Mahana domingo habra UNI
reunion de espiritistas en- esta ciu
dad.
CORRRePONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-04
OTRAS N0T|C|AS
Estropeado por un ca
rreton, en- el rnuelle.
Mujer agrsdida.
e. vAPOR <RAMOS>
Averias por efeetos de un
cheque. Una rina en- Ia
Plaza del Mercado.

Antonio Villegas, fue estro-
peado aver tarde por un carleton
en- el muelle, recibiendo una herida
inciso-punzante en- la pierna izquier-
da, de la que fue asistido en- la sala
de socorros.
-Anoche en- la calle del Sol,
n6mero 66, fue agredida Belen Mo
rales, siendole causadas contusiones
con equimosis en- el p6mulo derecho,
region dorsal y codo derecho.
-Esta lnaiiana, Ell la plaza del
mercado, tuvo una riiia Jose Cuello
de Orc con otro individuo, vende-
dor, llamado Asunci6n Garcia, re-
sultando con una herida incisa en-
el tercio medic del brazo izquierdo.
lie asisti6 en- la sala de socorros el
practicante sefior Claudio. Ell Gar
cia fue preso, ocupandosele I'm ma
chete.
Aver tarde, al atracar al
muelle el vapor costanero aRamos'
choc6 con uno de los costados de-
malec6n, sufriendo la boyadura d.
varias planchas de proa. Hoy har
sido reparadas dichas aveIlas.
Eli vapor france aQuebec
zarp6 aver tarde para Santo Domin
go y Hayti.
Ell senior V. Asenjo, o6cia
de sanidad de Aguas.buenas, hi
presentado la renuncia de su cargo
En- Ia administration de correo
de esta ciudad Sc encuentran dete
midas las siguientes cartas:
Isaac Alexandrino, Francisc
Ayala, P. Arroyo, P. Artillano.
Olivia Bnrgos, Miss D. Brown
Ricardo Baez, Maria Barcarcel, j
5 liam Blanco, Francisco Blanco.
lose Isabel Coucepci6n, Jua
}, Colon, Maria de la Cruz Carmon
e Carmelo Cesare, Carlos Dalexal
4 DIRE, Isabel Dabett, w. Dalzel
r Santiago Davila.
+ Francisco Figueroa, l. Figu
) : roa, Saturnino Fernandez, Dolor
l. Cimenez, Juana Gonzalez, Fell
'e Giustra, Constancia Garcia,
=. Jurbe.
BasiIio Lopez, NJ. Leidft
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-04
SAN JUAN Y Ia |SLA
Para los Estados Uni
dos.--Logia "Estre-
LA de Luqui1lo".
SALA De SOCORROS
Comisi6n de la policia insu-
lar.-Penas extinguidas en-
Ia Carcel municipal.

Hoy zarpo para los Estados
Unidos el vapor americana SCaro-
linaD, con gran n1mero de pasaje-
ros y carga.
-Anoche celebr6 tenida ordi-
maria la Logia Estrella de Luquilloe
Las pastillas digestivas del
doctor LIE Roy, marca ANTURI-
CAS- curan los padecimientos del
est6mago.
DE heridas y contusiones le-
yes, fueron asistidos en- la sala de
socorros Juan Cruz, Ruperto Cap6,
Felipe Fable y Antonio Morales.
Hoy extinguieron sus con-
denas en- la carcel municipal, Fran
cisco Moraza, Fernando Herman
dez (a) Proyectil, Juan Diaz y Ju-
lian Rosado.
--Ha renunciado don Enrique
Frank su cargo de vocal de la junts
de instruction de Lajas.
-Ha sido nombrado don Jose
Manras, miembro de la Junta esco
lar de Patillas.
-Dentro de breves dias cum
plira su contrata en- el Regimieut'
de Puerto Rico, el sargento quare
master don Francisco Fable, quiel
4 indication de sus jefes pedira 81
reenganche, dada su ekcelente con
ducta y sus revelantes condicione
para el servicio.
-Esta tards a las cuatro S
reunira Ia comisi6n de la policfa in
sular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-04

Marcelino Morales, Wenceslao Mar
tinez, J. Mayorquin, Felipa Marti-
nez, Salvador Marsilla, Modesto
Martinez.
Providencia Quihones, Arturo
de la Rosa, Paco Rivera, Angel Ri.
vera, Carmen Rivera, Sulverio Ri.
vera, Olegario Ramos, N. Soler,
Felipe seijo. (Contlnuara)
Los sefiores Cadierno Barea
y Co., nos comunican en- atenta
circular que desde el as de mayo
dltimo ha dejado de formar parte
de dicha sociedad el seiior Cadiernc
Rodriguez, no alterandose por este
la marcia y los negocios de la ca
sa.
Aver embarc6 para Hayti c
pianista sefior Dario Saavedra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-04
ACADIA MunIcIpa| Do NoIovI,

Vacante la plaza de Official de Sa-
nidad de este pueblo, dotada con el
haber de seiscientos dollars anuales
en- corriente presupuesto, y seiscientos
sesenta dollars en- el que eInpezara &
regir ZEN el pr6ximo mes de julio,
siendO claridad para satisfaction de
los seiiores medicos que deseen optar
a dicha plaza, que el pago de asigna-
ci6n Sc verifcara quincenalmente por
la municipalidad, Lo que SO anuu-
cia por medic del presente, q fin de
que los aspirantes presenter sus soli-
citudes documentadas a este ayunta.
miento dentro del termino de ounce
dias contados desde la fecha. Moro.
Wis 70. de JUNO de 1905. !. Cor
DERo, Alcalde, 6vs.