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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02
DIES FOLLOWING BANQUET
Professor Hinton, Formerly of Mime.
apoiis, Expires Suddenly.

Washington, May 2.-Charles H..
Hinton, formerly professor of mathe-
matics liz one of the collegiate institu-
tions of Minneapolis and for the past
two years an examiner OF the patent
office, dropped dead In the lobby of the
Young Mems Christian association
building as he was leaving the ban
quet hall where the Society OF Philan-
thropic Inquiry had held its annual
dinner, at which Professor Hinton had
responded to the toast Female Phil
osophers." Death was due to cerebral
hemorrhage. He was born In London
sixty three years ago and was gradu-
ate of Oxford and several other noted
universities. Professor Hinton was
the author Of several books devoted
to scientific research. the chief Of
which was the Fourth Dimension"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02
MINOR LABOR TROUBLES.
Unusually Quiet May Day Throughout
New England.

I.u.ston, May 2.-An unusually quiet
Ma day throughout New England,
with the exception Of this city, was
experienced in labor circles. Minor
troubles in the building trades in some
of the cities and towns were the most
discoldant notes outside the Greater
Boston district. where 1900 men went
out for higher wages, while the team
sters' strike, which started month
ago. is still In force with almost daily
scenes Of disorder.
The majority of the new men who
went out were boilermakers, number
Ing 1900 They ask for 10 per cent
increase in pay. The cement and as
phalt workers to the number OF 21O
quit work pending the result OF de-
liberations by their employers regard
ing a new wage adjustment. In the
building trades and other industries
An amicable adjustment OF existing
differences was expected.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02
MAY FIGHT GUATEMALA.
Mexico determined TO Capture Gen
eral Linon.


Washington, May 2.-Mexico and
Guatemala are On the verge of war,
10000 Mexican troops being ordered
to the Guatemalan border to demand
General Limon's surrender. Ambassa-
dor Creel had a conference with Sec
retary Root regarding the situation
and there will be no interference with
the plans of Mexico.
If Guatemala does not surrender
General Limon more troops will be
sent and he will be captured, carried
TO Mexico, tried for murder and prob
ably shot. General Barilla, formerly
president Of Guatemala, residing in
Mexico, was killed, 1t is asserted, by
an assassin procured by General Ii
mon. The assassin was arrested in
Mexico and confessed and the Mex
lean government Is determined to pro-
cure the person of General Limon and
have him tried for murder. General
Reyes, formerly minister OF war for
Mexico, is In command Of the troops.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02
Mrs. YERKEs-MIZNER.

subway promoter, when she was mar,
ried to Miner. The couple lived TO-
gether only short time.
Charles 7. Yerkes died at the Hotel
Waldorf in this city in December, 1905.
He left large fortune to his wife and
also the right to occupy the mansion
he had built in Fifth avenue. The
marriage of Mrs. Yerkes to Miner
took place In Mrs Yerkes' home and
was Witnessed by only few friends
Of the couple. Mrs. Yerkes has con-
tinued to occupy her residence in this
city, while Miner has lived for some
time at various hotels.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02
WOMEN IIh MAD PANIC
Two Hundred Cut Off From Es=
cape in Chicago Blaze.
ABOUT FORTY ARE INJURED

Jump From Second and Third Story
Windows or Fall From Fire Escapes
In Desperate Attempt to Get Out Of
Burning Building.
Chicago, May about forty wo-
men were injured in fire which broke
ont in the building at 255 Wabash av-
enue. The first floor was occupied by
the Story G. Clark Piano company and
the three upper floors by the Lotus
Lunch club, which is patronized exclu-
sively by women.
When the flames were discovered
fully 200 women, including the EN-.
plcyes, were In the place and at the
first cry of fire an immediate panic
ensued. A number of women leaped
from the windows of the second and
third stories to the street below. BY
far the greater number, however,
rushed to the fire escape. This was
filled in a few seconds with strug-
Cling mass of women, making desper-
ate efforts to climb down. number
of them lost their holds and fell to
the street and others were pushed Off
The proprietor of the lunehroom in
formed the police that several women
failed to escape, but thorough search
of the building after the fire failed to
disclose any bodies.
Fire Runs Up Elevator Shaft.
The flames. which started in the
basement and ran MP an elevator
shaft with terrific speed, cut Off egress
for a number of women in the front
part of the building and about two
thirds of these, despite the warnings
of the spectators, leaped to the ground.
The others, who remained, were taken
out by the fremen without being In
jured 1t is not believed that any Of
the women will die from their injuries,
although this cannot definitely be es-
tablished until after reports have been
received from the hospitals to which
they were taken.
Miss Rose Wiley and Miss Kate
O'Rourke. who were in the lunchroom
at the time the fire was discovered,
were internally injured. They in COM
mon with others made a rush for the
rear window, there being only one
opening on the alley. Policeman Dan
iel Kerr put up short ladder and,
running up it, seized Miss O'Rourke
and was carrying her down when sev.
eral other women jumped from the
window squarely upon him and Miss
O'Rourke All of them fell to the
ground, Miss O'Rourke under them all
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02
MAY DAY TROUBLES
No Serious Disturbances in the
Industrial World.
SOME SMALL STRIKES OCCUR
Government officials Endeavorine to
Prevent Threatened Tieup of Steam
ship Lines Engaged in Coastwise
Traffic on the Atlantic.

New York, May May day found
the workingmen in comparatively few
OF the trades in this city ready to as
sert any demands for increased wages
and in consequence strikes were few.
Chief interest centered in the possi-
bility of a strike of the first, second
and third officers of the coastwise
steamers, who have made demands
for increased wages. Up to date seven
Of the seventeen lines of steamers
having terminals In this city had ac-
cepted the new schedule. Represen-
tatives of the department Of commerce
and labor at Washington have been
sent to this city to try to avoid the
threatened trouble.
The journeymen painters have been
on strike for a few weeks and arc
still out. In Paterson, N. j., 1000
journeymen carpenters went On a
strike for an increase in wages. The
building operations in that city are
at a standstill Thirteen hundred car
penters in Newark, N j., also struck
to enforce a demand for an increase In
wages All of these men were en-
ployed by members of the Masters
association. The demands of the men
were granted by independent employ
ers and 900 carpenters remained at
work
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02
MRS. kliZNTR ASKS 1lt ( ICE
Widow of Charles T. Yerkcs Tres OF
Latest Venture.

New York, May "A sdlt b9.!ot cd
to be for divorce has been beG n by
Mrs. Mary Adelaide MiZ2cr AGAINST
Wilson Miner and Louis 3. Has
brouck has been appointed referee to
take testimony. Mrs. Miners attor-
neys declined to say that the action
was for divorce, nor would they give
any other information except that Mr.
Hasbrouck had been appointed referee
Mrs. Miner was the widow OF
Charles T. Yerkes, the traction and
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02
st. Paul PIasterers Out.

St. Paul, May 2.-Union plasterers
of this city are on strike About eighty
men quit work They demand a raise
in wages from $3.50 to S. per day.
The demand was refused. Several OF
the plastering contractors have stated
that the claim is exorbitant and will
not be met At this time they have
not very many contracts on hand.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02
Taft Still Silent on Politics.

Washington, May 2.-Secretary Taft
was among the presidents earliest
callers. He remained, however, but
short time and then returned to the
war department. Can you say any
thing about Ohio politics?" he was
asked. No." he replied. Il have
nothing to say"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02
Telephone Operators May Strike.

San Francisco, May 2-San Fran
cisco will have big telephone strike
unless the Pacific States Telephone
and Telegraph company accedes to de-
mands adopted at a meeting OF the
Operators' union. These demands i'll
clude fat rate for all operators after
they have served an apprenticeship.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02
Wisconsin Deadlock Continues.

Madison, Wis, May 2.-The tenth
ballot for United States senator shows
that the deadlock still exists. The
leading Republican candidates re-
ceived votes as follows: Cooper Is,
Esch 20, Hatten lG, Lenroot Is, Ste
rhenson is.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02
Three Hundred Carpenters Out.

Youngstown, O., May 2.-Three hun
dred carpenters went on strike here
after the contractors had refused to
sign the scale for an increase of 20
cents per day in wages. Other con-
tractors, employing an equal number
of men, have accedcd to the demands
of their men
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02

Harrisburg, Pa. May 2.-The libel
law advocated by Governor Penny
packer is dead Governor Stuart has
signed the bin repeating the act passed
in 1903, which was bitterly fought by
the newspapers Of the state but which
was put thlo Ugh the legislature at the
instance Of the Republican organiza-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02
One Thousand Men involved.

Denver, May 2.-Union millmen and
woodworke-s employed in the planning
mills and lumber yards Of this city
ara. .S5 :.rikn to enforce their demands
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02
for q closed SHOP. Une =

for q closed Shop. Une z@5sz----"s -
are involved. No shops were COM
PEELED to close, as the nonunion men
continued at work A sympathetic
strike in the building trades may fol-
low.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02

Hurried meals lack Of exercise are the
main causes OF dyspepsia. A Rings Dys-
pepsia Tablets after each meal aids d.
gestion, improves the appetite.
Sold by Schultz 4 KetchAm.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-02

The Pacific coast extension Of the
Milwaukee railway from Glenham, s.
D., to Seattle, Wash, will cover ,564
miles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
La Ultima MOda

EatA Olsgants publisSsI6n De ne
das Nadrilena % la msior del mundo.
sstilfs0s los mas sxigontes gustoH
CON los pFeciosos 6gaPinss SeuArsla,
paaropes, lAbores femenilOs, tosador,
sta sse, que sl gusto mas dslieado GO
vssliF puedA neessitaF.
NadiAnta dies esntSVos 90 snvis
an DtmOEo de- musslRa { Qui0n 10 60
IisiAs do don Inoeents DivsPa, paRsda
1, Pusrta de Tiara, San Juan p e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09

Fl mArqr6s do Nontes guido ha f.
llssido.
Sc 10 hen adminiatrAdo los & H.
mos sAsrs manlcs al Exselsnlfaimo &C.
fier don CGssYso Fsrt Q 4deS DpF0,
SIerstafio de 10 Real AsademiA do 10
HlAtoria
-En sl Gana( o hA sido sprobAdo
On votsei6n ordinAli9 el PresupuestO
CORES pondisnta Al Mi0iaaasiO do Es'
tAdo On 81 cuAl 90 Aumsnta 10 eAisgo'
ria & la Represents si6u de RsSaNa %
Ia Rsydo lee Argentina y ss rsfundsp
Las Leg. c.osss do les rel 6blisAs dsl
Urugusy y Argentine.
-El dislurso pronuneiAdo on Ol
Congle 0 por Sl, aHor DON C4sar
Silio , Colt6S, diputad6 por VAllddo'
lid, be sido may imporssuts.
Eu 81 81 ssnor silio ha defsndido
10 proposition incidental que prsH0ntd
Ilamando 10 atsne ei6u del gebisFno 90
brs 10 propaganda AnsrQuiasa.
El min stro do 10 Gobsrnaei6n he
eontsatAdo dieisndo, que hey mushs
exc n rAsi6n On les noIisias que sobFe
sl pArlieular 20 han prSpslado. en-
pl0Ando en- dithA conteatsei6n nm len
guaie sn6rgioo yts vivos toECs
HEotssaA ol ministro contra lAl
spresiAsionss dol diputAdO por VAlla
dolid
Hs sido rstirAdA la propoSiOi6r
dol seiior Silio.
Han llegsdo & Madrid los Prin.
clpss dc Baviela doha Pas = don Luil
Fernando.
-En lA Ultima aeaitn del Cougrs
80 tle aprObada 10 rsetlhcasi6n Dc
TrAtadO do A'gGcirAs.
Ell attr Romero, director d.
10 GOorrespopder ole de EspAtaD, hi
VYonuneiad0 ca ol CopgEeso nm clio
cusnts discurso al dileutirss q TeAtA
do dc AlgscirAs.
En- sl Tsstro Espa fol 90 hA o.
trsDAco con busn exito. por 10 somps
flla Guerrero MsndcSA una obrA d
don Asnusl LinArsS Rivss, IitulAd
SANorApzAs
--Ha sIdO IsOibidA por sl Rey nm
IConisi6n psDresentando al Ciroul
OAG6liso dc ObrSroS, en- lAs euAlsS
RurAbAn lss mGs Sikni 6Ssdss persons
lidAdss % 8 icsSS, entrs elias sl MAI
ouGs de Or millAS, sl general AxsArFI
"a , ctras opuss'As & la rtformA d
do 10 Ley do Asc 0iACionss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
AnUncios esp6ciaIes para Ponce
GARGANTA

Ctranse, sin tsmoP { que % repro.
duSeaD, los dolores Dc gN Ganta. fa.
ringiIlS, AmigdAlitis. ronQusras, eoa'
Quillsos, toe nerviosa, extinei0nsa &c
vts, anginas, con Les PsssilIaS HoudG
la Oosaina.
su uso e PeeomlsndA ssUasialmen'
b { los orAdorss, prtfssoras, aantan.
tos, y 6 Aodaa lAs ssFaonas Qus fAtigAn
% vos poV an trabs 10 sxesSiv6.
Los padres, CuidsdOsOs Do Ii saIud
Do sus hiios, dshsn hIesFlss shupaP ds
euando "a euAudo osas pastiIlAs. & Dc
Dc evisaF On sllos Les Gsanulsoionss
, las vsgstasionss Dc ls gaSganta.
Para eviAAr IodA dsespsl6n. cue pudis'
70 ser grave, sx'iass Ia hrma sHOsd6s
sobrs l. fsia Dc gArauNa Do sus sPAs'
tiIlsss.
Ea vsntS On IodAs les husuas FAR
maeias. DsD6slto: %, rue Albouy
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
NDTAs DE- |NTEREs
installation do una escuela
de Artss y Ofcios en- eI
pueblo do Lsjas.
CORTE De DISTRlTO
Carcel de Distrito de Pohee.
Faliecimiento Ell el pueblo
de Sabana Grande.

Ea Lsiss 60 trsbsia por parts
do varios iniciadorss On instalaf una
ssezsla de- Artas , Oacios, sostsnida
con 10 Syuda de algunos pPopistsrios,
eorporaslonss y sl municlpio. 81 &C.
iior Caneio 0rtiz slseribs 10 liata de
donativos con mil dollars.
~En YAuso 90 han fdndido los
dos Gfr0ulos sooiAleI que hAbian ca
aQuslla eiudad.
~Ha fAlleeido on SabAna Grande
dt 10 Blasina GArefA do Toro.
-HA iugrssAdo On 10 eG,ssl d
distrito do pores, SllvGrio Rlvsrs,
Acusado dc hAhsr osAlionAdo ls muer
te, do nm tiro do revolver, & Zsn6u
vsllx. hseh3 oourrIdo On Jusna Dilz
La Corts do Distrito Dc San
Juan 90 reaerv6 el fAllo On sl iuieic
|eslsbEado contra Q,tnIin VOgsra,
por ultrsis mayor 6 una n a de ouee
aGos. vs0ina de BsyAm6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
NOTlC|AS De ESPANA
Muerte del Marques de Montea,
guido. n Temporal reinante,
En- el Senado.
PR!N(IPES De BAV!ERA

DL h. somisi6n snRsg6 { o. n. up
HsnssiS On sl euAl expE0sA sus aspi'
racionss y dessts.
al mihin antio.e,issl cue % vs'
rins6 en- Pampli NJ asislisron les d.
DHtAdos rspublissnos Norots 8 label.
Terminado el mitin. 50 l;sv6 & eAbo
una man!fAIAeiCn en- eomplsto OF,
den.
-HA Aabii nusvcS Mmpol ales
On sl Cant Ghriso.
30 ro0ihSn notitiAs do graves 81
nisstros csurridos On algunos pusb!os
J ppsr { do Les ProviAs.aI Va con
gAds = do los dc sanIander y Astu-
riAA
L. circulation ds trsnes dc las IT,
meas del Norts ha Qr iato momsEts'
nsAments intaEssptaG
Uaa somil iiu de labradoEOs sss.
tsllsnos hA conisEsnsiado c,n sl mi
nistRo do Hasisnds. eoo obisao Dc
psdir al Oblsrno sl reslshlssimisnto
del iupusSto lransieoriO Sobrs 10 i'm
portasi6n do bFigos sxRapisrts. como
as ha vsriAsado ca amos antsrloEss,
atsndien endo & que 10 soasGhA do eezea
lss % este aMo muy Aband Ants.
Los Ocm!sionados AbrigAn 10 CO.
psrsr 20 Do que ssrGn aAtilttOhAs So
aspirasion0s.
Ed sl Congrsso hA contInuado
dissuE ADOBE . proposiei6n iLeidsn
tsl del aeHor Sllio. sohrs 10 Dropsg gan
do anarQuiatS que % haGe On o Gu a0s
sstA Ab,seimientos do snss 6AExA On Bar
F. os.ors.
Ha q esmbAt!do lA propoaisi6n O
Aiputado repvhlieano por Gahsdel
don Francisco RI.
| Los arlfanl0s que publican los 20
ri6disos NAsisn Is prt fGnda. imprs.
sion que he sausHdo On 10 opini6G
l6bliCa 81 que el Emhs iAdor do Espa
10 osrsA do 10 Santa sede telsgras atl
oil Embsiador do RspsGs On Pasf
sara QAs hieIsse eastodisr el Of, hivt
dc la nuuOiaturs. lo.euAl verified que
sin suIoriSAsi6n del gobisrno Gsps d III
sispdo OSto CAusa dc que el ministry
do EStAdo hSya dirigldo Al Z nhe il
dor On Roma IN tell g anna dssautori
zAndo 10 que On 0se aetido hA heeho.
En- sl Cop grsso hA OonIts uad
la diseuai6n del TrAtado do Alse sesira
en- 81 Ssnsdo la do los p1Osup usGIo
gsnalss del Kshado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
FRANC|A Al D|A
EI asunsO de 10 lglesia J 81
IEstad0 tada vez mas In.
teresante.
NuEVO REGIMEN
NuEvO REGIMEN
Las iglesias equiparadas al
igual de meras reuniones
pdblicas. LEY, de 1891

Todo no esdido ants 81 inlar6s Qsa
despisrla q cor a.sto entire Francis ,
Ol Vaticane. Los paEtidarios Dc Ro'
ne = los dol gobisrno prcourau con
Sodas sus fasrSas sgltar Al vAis psrC
AtoEssnadamsnas, Gin tx DO haata aho'
20 La oposisi6n dice Qus 10 visita
domieilisRiA 6 ls sasa do monsslIo1
4onbagnini y 10 * ,ulsi6a Dc Este, sou
uns vl0Iasi6a infame de la inmunidad
dielomkti0a y loo sOclalisiss dioen que
lss instrucoiones del Papa al elsrc
para que no enmpian con las pres
eripalonss do 10 Ley, son an intsuto f.
nktieo 8 inSolsRahls sara srsar uns
lueha e,vil On FfAueia.
II Pres de- 10 ClsmsnoeS u 90 musa
Ire slrcsrO y rssus!to & NO dsjsr Qua
intsrvecga ilAaeSeia sxlranisra 90
loo asuntts intsriorss dc Ffansia , hs
ASslsdo & Loo diputados cat6lisos,
Aanqas nadie dics que simpatics cor
Ia iglssia.
HaAta ahora no 10 tlsro notieiaa
do disbaRbiOs On MIR gana parts dol
pals y nadie orOe que puada llOgarae
uE gssrTa religioss.
In Paris no % han voriaeado LEI
pRsdiseionss do los slsrmiatas. Los
DGrroeos eslebrAron mise on sus lyle
sias ante gean eonsurrencia. Muehos
Do loo sdi6si0s osupados Dor sl slsro,
seminsrios Etc.. fueron desoeupados,
psFo % otFos dsslararon que solo eel.
6Eian & ID fusRsa. A'ganos aQui ,
faera 90 hAu Confoemado con celsbrsi
S0rvidoS On Ion OdiAsios Que 20 10 do
ai9asn duraxts Ol GG3 pTtxlmo.
IA Arras, NAntssy Angers osu
XRisron dsmostFaeionss hostiles con
ire los fansionarios del gobierno, re-
~sultando lAstimados vARios do ambol
bandos.
No oeurrisron dssfrlenos euaude
- inAngur6 0l nuevo regimen eslsails
1ieo. Ia lee setcnta ig' 'esias Dc Paril
% sslshEavOa Ssrvisios religiosos ]
06lo huho Ngora * sitaei6n On 10 Mag
Galsas, dOnds IN ioven psnslro COZ
0ombref0 puesto. Uao dc los polisia
Anoahed0s On la r aaias nara Rnota,
les eontravSneionss contra 10 10y Il
deAavo. Ia provineiAs rtin6 TRANQUIL
lidad tambi6n.
10 todAS los iglsaias on que 90 O
lohF6 misA ain pedir previo psrmisc
g estasiou6 IN pOlisfs, OonSiderand
Gee % hsbia cor CulCado 10 10 /; lusg
los tribunAlss FOsolverGn aesrca d
0sos aasos:
BSlo 10 nuSvA 10y, 10 reSponsabi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09

lidad do 10 administration do los Ia.
|garsS del eulto y los detAllss de los
seFVieiCs rsligiA sos, recasn sohle IN
oomit6 do fsligrssss que % llama de-
Association de Cultos. Como que 81
Papa prohlbi6 al elsro que formase
ssas asooiacionss y lu' 20 tAmbi6n QUE
% ovganissfap, sn abS0. uto, el gobisr
n Qaiso que hubisrs ssrvieios reli
gIosos. sQuipArando les iglssi as & In
gsrss do reunion rdblisA y sssda ID
Icy do 1881, sl dsrstho dc reunion a.
b!ita 90 uno do los ds1eehos inaltera-
bles do los CiudAt amos, debisndo da1
aviso dos dc sstos do que van { se,e-
brAr ma reunion. For 10 tanto, el
gobisrno sx gl6 81 slsro que cs smplisse
con esa formalidi d, permit isndo, pusa
% que Ion ssrvisiUs srAn diarios, cue
un aviS0 sirvisra Para TODD elsG3.
Al prinsipio sl sIsro asept6 ' sm
peso { psdiP permiso, pePo oil VAIisA'
no iotsrvino otra vsS y ordsE6 Out
no 10 hi0isra. Por 10 tsnto, eslsbral
servicios ain permiao % t6cnieam ena,
eoneulOar 10 ley. y 90 AposSaron poll
eiss On les iglssiaV para Gomar lol
unmbrOs dc los SldEigos IimSugu ado
res do squslls. 6 40 do Droesdsr luO
| 90 contra Ollos iudieiaImsnts.
D. les iglsaias do Paris. mus v
han sido autOFixadSS Il g msnle par
que Oontir den sl eulto. O,hsDta iglG
siaS sAI6IiGHs han tornado les aSo
siasion0s para sl eulto pIessripIA
poF 10 10y dc sspSrasI6u, & pssar d
10 prch!b!ai6n del 9Spa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
ISALTO[N PLENODI
Un Iadr6n, revolver On man
psnetra en- una casa y So
lleva cuantO encuehtra.
En- NUEvA YORK
ri 1adr6n Sc eseapa. .-D.ch
casa es la terc' IA veg que
tratan de robarla.

De- ps4s do habsr smpsctstk6
gran eantidad do vsiilla do plata
la cssa Dc EnfiQss o. Berlin. an S
n6msro 81 al OMts do 10 sails 6is. -
ladr6n armada con m revolver c.
apcy6 contra 10 eAtezs do unA Osiadai
hu y6 con % botin sin que % pudieKA
dsIsnsr..o nj 20 tsr gan nolisias Do 81
parAdsr0.
In IL casa % snsontraban 10 g.
pose del dusHo. quisn % pTssidsI =
do uEa compafia manufacturers y o.
psqusno nisto , Al llsvarls una efiA.
Dc % msrisndA ca uns bandsjr, e.
suoontr6 On 10 s.sAlGrA con an hous
brs snvuslto On largo sObrsaodo Gus
rav6lver sn mano 10 ordsn6 qus entfa.
90 On una habitaci6n. snla Qus cSy6
doams yada ! ! asL tir sl fsio o. isn dol
arma spcy sda contra % frsnto.
Ia 90 terror, la siiventa hahfA
dsiado sasr 10 bAnd'is. luido Qse
aarsjo 81 q. 10. dol Diao On que 90 he
llaba, vi6 On sl suslo los rsalos do Il
W jillay al mlamo lismpo oJ6 un gri'
30 de la eriads que volviA on Of.
Alasmado el mLshssho. grit6 I
otros aipvIsntes one ss hallabAu tu
Loo bsias Do 10 oass y tOdos bnsssyon
al individuo. poro 6.te habia tsnido
eiswpo Dc sssapaE. sisnd0 viAAo ptE
vArias Pc, sonas que sREsaban pOr h
ealls, sorrsr con IN bult0 Qus llavabss
mae nad. . los dstuvos suss 40 aAb.an
10 que hsbia su0edidcs
EldMGo do 10 easA maniAsaiA cue
esaa 90 10 Rr0el 0 vtS que % trAla Dc
YohAr.e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
S|TUAc|QN GUIANA
El pueblo Sc encuentFa ju.
gandu q Ia independence
Sobre una barra do jab6h
la CAIDA
LA CAIDA
Lo que opinan algunos pro
hcmbres con respecto 4 Ia
situaci6n de Cuba.

Los dcssmsl tos Duhlieados por
81 sssrstsrio Taft On su msmoria al
Co ,grsso pot ca Do man aSsto q r.
nusnsiA cap cue iasroA 6 lA intsrvsn'
si6n los Ratados Unidos On Oaba. 30
bro sl aupusato do que loo pnsblos o.
,&n obi gados { ponsr crdsn % il o.
- sgsns, suando 10 0asa no 90 tau
grands como REsis, !por .sismDlO. nj
ten oomplicada cemo TMqsis, sino
d6sil y Hsqus 4 asls. que o. 10 que dssi
mos. Zero 10 documOLAsei6 prueba
ago mas
III Prsaidsnts Roossvslt , 81 81
/ o. eIArio TAil afrmAn, On l6rminoS
| Tue no dan IL ger & 10 miuima impre'
aiai6n. one si hisn dsbs sgotAras todo
rse.Rso On sl ssnAit 0 do eonatrulr an
gobierno indspsndisnts On 10 q aada
Antills, ls rssurreEeia del dssordsD,
luego cue les tropas Do los Estadoi
Unidos hAgan abandon aio la isls,
rovcOASk Ia osupa con deanitivA
Como dc dceamsuhos C6sialss , do lol
Aashts sonsta que hoy & andes Int
r0sss smSlHados en- provOeAr sae d.
sordsn pro fornG. 4 IA de haasr Inc
vItAble 10 intssveGel6n de6nitiva. fksil
lee &C mpEender Cue esos intsyeAes 90 ID
tend, &n poe disho y ArmAlAn 10 bron'
lee, & ia Do que todo Veauits col fosma
IG PR gtAma.
| Hs5 On CabA Quisn prusbs cor
ILdmsros, como dos y dos son suAIrol
Iqus los tAbAealsros. IsmolsChsFcs ]
Ictrcs no eonsenth On nGs On 10 An0
!xi6n do Cuba y do Oonaiguisnts Cuhl
suhsiaai,& lihrs. A vasss dos 7 dol
IrSSultAn lor ergan. fA Ger seis. EAtl
lei ggipto ansxAdo & 10 Iuglatssra
mo. La Gran BfataiiA ADsnAs 10 o0u
Ipa ARansitoRiamsnts. All oeupalGl
lies E.tados Unidts 4 Cuba eusndl
eMAlle 10 prt xims, insviIAb Q eFavuslta
! , ls Eemola,hs y 10 osiis, la hoia d
Virginia J ls De Vaslta absio 90 qua
dAl On eual antss, ia que dssapastSs
, sino 10 Req 6blisa Guiana.
II Gi % pGCssiAAS0 nm Ksdive. 20
bisn paiesar. - hAbiG Quisn 90 n
suslvA ! sAariasio On 10 Psrla do 10
} | Ar till0s.