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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01
JEROME "A YELLOW
DISTRICT ATTORNEY"
MARYLAND MAN HAS A WORD TO
SAY ABOUT BOTH BY
WATERS AND WHITE.

A few days ago we published a
clipping from the Baltimore Sun on
"A Yellew District Attorney" Be
low will be found a epIy TO the
item, taken from the Sun of yester-
day:
Messrs. Editors:
Many thanks for your editorial on
the yellow District ATTORNEY" OF
New York. AS usual. The Sun f.
right, but I think that crack at
the yellow Judge" might have also
been in order. Certainly no one ex-
poets any more of Jerome but how
about Fitzgerald? A Judge who
would allow such a disgraceful pro
cedure as the cross-examination OF
Mrs. Thaw-all to no apparent pur-
pose-and act SO manifestly unfair
as he has done throughout the whole
case should certainly learn in what
light he is held by the public. and
my opinion is only what have
heard expressed by hosts Of others.
In Maryland, than God, we sull
retain some respect for womanhood
no matter what the woman's charac-
ter, and I am more than proud OF
my state for that reason. Virginia,
in her treatment OF the Strothers-
Bywaters case, should also be com
mended for her action-a nominal
bail, no jail and the men gentle
mem placed on their honor. hope
all may go scot free; that a lesson
may be taught to Williams. No mat
ter what Evelyn Nesbit was. she is
Thaw's wife, and any man who acted
as did Stanford White should con
slider his life forfeited. CJerome's
action, as well as the action of st.
Anthony Comstock and St Charles
Parkhurst, should also be inquired
into by law. An indecent pubIlca-
ton, saloon selling beer on the
Sabbath, couple Of boys playing
craps. will always attract their saint
ly attention: but a rich old man, a
ruiner Of 16-year-old girlsl-I sup
pose that virtue and beauty are re-
garded as purchassable commodities
in New York, just as everything else
IS. Tf a man ruined my wife. daugh-
ter or sister as did either White o.
Bywaters 7 would kill him. and 7
would trust to the honor Of any
Maryland jury to acquit me. It was
up TO Stanford White to let Evelyn
Nesbit alone when she became Tbaw's
wife, and likewise to Bywaters when
he learned that Miss Strother loved
him II he did not intend to marry
her
Keep up the good work Tackle
Judge Fitzgerald next. The people
are with you,
Frederick Md VIRTUE.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01
GIFTS
AREAL|TTLE LATE.
OLD SANTA CLAUS
CAUGHT IN BLOCKADE
FIVE HUNDRED CARLOADS HELD
BY FREIGHT BLOCKS,
START MOVING.

Omaha, Neb., March Five hun
dred carloads of delayed Christmas
goods for Pacific Coast points went
through Omaha yesterday on the
Union Pacific railway. The cars
were originally routed over the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
railways, but have been tied up in
Minneapolis and st. Paul since last
fall.
There are 5000 freight cars in the
congestion, and arrangements have
been made with the Union Pacific TO
send the entire lot over that route,
thus giving the Nrthern lines an op-
Dortunity to catch up and break the
blockade.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01
THE STROTHERs
MURDER TRIAL.

CuIpepper, Va, March 1.-The
story of James and Philip Strother,
who are on trial FOR the murder of
William Bywaters was heard by the
court yesterday. Their testimony con-
frmed the important features OF
that already presented to the Jury
by the two sisters. George French
Strother said they had not thought
OF shooting Bywaters until he at
tempted to desert his wife OF an
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01
THE PANAMA
CANAL MUDDLE

When the resignation Of Mr.. Ste
yens. the provisional" chief engi-
neer of the Panama canal. and tho
coincident rejection OF all the bids
Tor the building Of the canal by con
tract, it may be that the canal mud
die has ended rather than Just be-
que. At least, a radical turn has
been given 10 the government In
placing the work under the direction
of an army engineer, Mai. Gothals.
who will be Mr. Stevens successor.
Maj. Goethals Is not likely to- resign
and he will probably stay whore he is
ordered to 90 until he IS ordered to
go somewhere else. IN Wow Of the
governments experience with Engi-
neer Wallace and Stevens. drawn
from civil life, 80 naturally turns for
relief TO a military corps which Il
can absolutely control.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01

The two scenes OF the sparkling
comedy, "The Marriage OF Kitty"
to be produced at Elks opera House
on Saturday, March 2, by Mr. Jules
Murry of New York, are laid in the
chambers Of a London barrister and
in the villa OF the heroine on the
lake OF Geneva. There is nothing
startling I'm either the stage setting
or in the atmosphere" which sur
rounds the play. In the first scene
the plan is hatched, and, in the sec
ond, carried out to its delightful con
clusion by the woes OF both his ward
and his friend Sir Reginald Belsize.
Kitty is penniless and has come up
10 London 10 get married and Sir
Reginald is suffering from the In
Justice Of his uncle's will, by tho
terms OF which he must marry before
tho first OF September and, also,
marry someone who Is not "a Peru
Wan widow" His wise father knew
that the only lady he would marry
was a Peruvian widow. one Mde. de
semiano by name, and knew also
that Sir Reginald would be apt TO
follow the conventions Of the world
IN which he moved and not make a
fuss that would bring him into dis
grace The barrister seeks to do
away with all obstacles 10 the plans
OF both and marries Kitty 20 the
Baronet "for time" IN order TO
comply with the terms of the Will,
thinking 10 undo the mischief after
70 ls done by another subterfuge as
clever as tho FIRST The conclusion
is as delightfully humorous as any
thing seen on the stage this decade
Miss Florence Gear so infuses her
own personality into the character
of the wife OF convenience" vita
LIES 20 with her own youthful charm,
and charges it with her own radi-
ant beauty that one realizes how
hopeless it IS for tho Lord 20 do
otherwise than capitulate absolutely.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01
LIKE SWORD
OF DAMOCLES
IMMENSE STONE THREATNEs TO
CRASH THROUGH OHIO'S
CAPITOL.

Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 27.-In the
dome of the state Capitol Glen Vein
man, engineer Of the Capitol, dis
covered today that a huge stone,
weighing many tons, has been loos-
ened by frost and is in danger of
topping over. The stone is immedi-
ately over the travelling library de.
partment and in falling would crush
through the library roof The
Governors attention has been cal
led TO the danger.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01
HOWARD NESBIT MAKES
THREATS AGAINST Tt1AW
SAYS PRISONER WILL GET ALL
THAT'S COMING To HIM,
EVEN IL HE Is AC-
Quilted.
JEROME COMES IN
FOR PART OF BLAME.
YOUNG MAN is VERY, VERY MAD
BECAUSE HIS MOTHER RE-
FUSES TO GO TO NEW
YORK.

Pittsburg, Pa, March 1.-While
In this city yesterday. Howard Mes
DIT brother of Mrs. Harry X. Thaw.
declared that:-"Thaw will get all
that's coming to him. even IL the Jury
does free him"
nhis was the remark made nv
young Nesbit in the union station in
speaking to one OF his friends here.
according to a story printed in a late
edition OF one of the local news
papers.
Young Nesbit came from New
York on Saturday for the avowed
purpose of persuading his mother.
Mrs. Chas. ]. Holman, to go TO New
York and to the witness stand.
where he says she could give testi-
mony which would send Thaw to
the electric chair. He failed of his
mission and received a severe snub-
bing. Mrs. Holman saying she would
not go to New York under any con-
ditions and that she considered
Thaw insane when he killed White.
Young Nesbit is reported as furious
over his defeat and said
"of course, / wanted my mother
20 go and tell what she knows. 1t is
shame that she will not go. Her
reputation has been attacked I'm ter
rible fashion, and / blame Jerome
for all OF 1t. 1t is shame, and I did
all I could to talk my mother into
becoming a witness. telling all she
knows, and IL she does Harry Thaw
will be a doomed man"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01
THE sTRoTHER TRIAL

James A. strotber has given q
good and STRAIGHTFORWARD detail Of
the tragedy with which nc was con
nected in the killing OF Bywaters.
He was permitted to tell the story
Of his sisters wrongs with only oc-
casional questioning by his chief
counsel. John T.. Jefiries.
The same Impressions exist that
the trial will end I'm The liberation
of the strothers
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01
DAWSON TO THE
DEMOCRATS
HE APPEALS TO THEM FOR AID,
BUT Is TURNED
DOWN.

Char ieston, w. Va, March L.
This evening Governor Dawson at
tended the Democratic caucus and
asked It to furnish the votes neces-
sary to put into effect from date Of
passage the General Revenue bill,
passed last week.
The caucus, after the Governor
left. by unanimous vote refused to
acceed to the request.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01

r. Is reported here iu the city
hat the legislature has been making
changes in the municipal affairs Of
Bluefeld We do not az this time
know what It is they have done. but
only know that they are liable 10 do
anything that win create more graft.
and so We may expect 10 hear the
worst that can be done.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01
MARRIAGES OF
LOCAL INTEREST
a COUPLE OF COUPLES COUPLED
UP IN BALTIMORE WED
NESDAY LAST.

The following marriage notices
were clipped from the Baltimore Sun
OF yesterday.
Schultz-Burgess. Julius S. Schultz,
p, Lynchburg, va; Esther W..
Burgess, 10, Princeton, W. Va. Min
lister, Rev. j. E Irvine.
Parrish Ross George G. Parrish,
28. Lynchburg Va; Wannito A.
Ross, 18. Mayberry. w. va. Minister,
Rev j. T. irvine.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01
ANEW PoSTMASTERS
IN WEST VIRGINIA
CHARLES r.. WHEELER Sue
CEEDS w. Nick. WHITE AT
MATOAKA, THIS COUNTY.

The following postmasters have
been recently appointed in this
state.
Morris Hansford at Donwood,
Kanawha county, to succeed r. II.
Brooks; William r. Conway at Iuka,
Tyler county, to succeed G. NJ. May
field; Charles p. Wheeler at Ma
toaka, Mercer county, to succeed w.
Mex. White.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01
CIRCUS ANIMALS
COME IN FREE.

Washington, March THE Soc
retary Of the Treasury has decided
that trained or performing animals
imported for use or exhibition in
theatres or monageries are entitled
to free entry under bond.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01

Walter Wellman is working toward
the reaiiaGGtio OF his scheme for dis
covering the North Pole by means
OF an airship.
A large steamer will sail for Spitz-
bergen, loaded with Americans, to
see him make his start
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01
VETOED BY GOVERNOR
SEVENTEEN MEASURES TURNED
DOWN BY CHIEF EXECUTIVE
FOR VARIOUS REASONS.

Charleston, March 1.-The logis-
lature during It's regular session
passed l01 bills. OF these measures
the governor had, at 10 o'clock last
night, vetoed II.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01

Monitor Flour is just what Is
claimed for it--the purcst and best
Flour made Of wheat You can't
AFFORD 10 use other brands when you
can get Monitor.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01
THE POOR
CONSTITUTION.

Neglected at one end Of Pcnnsyl-
vania-av forgotten az tho other. Ts
the constitution doomed 10 oblivion?
New Yorl, Sun
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01

III you are satisfied with the brands
OF Flour you are using, you will bc
DELIGHTED If you use Monitor or
Jersey Cream.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01

" Monitor, or Jersey Cream cost
you 800 per barrel more, Il would
be cheaper than other brands-but
IL don't cost any more than some ask.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01

Monitor, and Jersey Cream Flour
pass the National Pure Food Law
then you know II is pure.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01

Some Groccrs nqakc more money
on other brands. That Is all right.
But ne viii get Monitor N you
insist upon "a. ~ will pay you to
INSIST.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01

At least the man who says witty
things gets a lot OF seif-approval.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-01

Some men marry widows so they
won't have to buy new furniture.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
Ponce
Ap1icaci6n de una nue.
va 1ey.--En 1ibertad
bajo palabra.
mUERIE REPENTiNA
Sensible accidente. = Aguila
que cae. En Ia c4rcel de
distrito. -Hoia suelta.

Abril 4.--Se dice que el De-
partamento de prisiones desea con-
cederle a varios presos la libertad
bajo palabra de honor, y para el
efecto ha pedido 4 los alcaides de
carceles ma nota de los presos que
por sus condolences de honradez y
moralidad Sc hagan acreedores 4
esta gracia.
Sc han concedido IS dfas de
licencia al guardia del penal Eloy
Bruno, por encontrarse con su sa-
lud quebrantada. "
La octogenaria dofia Filome-
na Labastide, madre de crianza de
nuestro amigo y correligionario don
Tomas Lozano, ha pagado su dlti-
mo tribute 4 Ia madre terra.
-Ha sido declarado cesante el
Inspector de Sanldad don Marcelo
Villali.
-Ha muerto repentlnamente,
en- la calle, Ferlnin Echevarria alias
aEl Indios, natural de Gusyanilla.
Asistieron al lugar de la desgracia
el DR. .Ferran, sargento Garcia, de.
tective Gutierrez y el archivero del
municipio seiior Valdivieso.
Sc nos dice que Sc va per-
diendo la costumbre de lavar los
vagones del trolley por las mafa-
iias.
Aver Ia maquina de la cen.
tral aMercedesn de los sefiores Sc.
rralles, tritur6 un dedo al guiadol
del trapiche Alberto Lugo, EN- los
momentos en- que este trataba Dc
guitar TN tap6n que Sc habia for
mado en- las masas.
Ell berido fuk llevado al hospi
tai Tricoche, donde hubo necesidat
de amputarle Ell dedo,
Sc dice que sera nombrad'
sobrestante de los trabajos de la ca
rretera de Ponce 4 Pehuelas nuestr,
particular amigo don Manel Bras
chi.
-Existencia de presos en- |,
carcel del Distrito: Varones en- su
maria, 36. Mujeres ). En conde
ma varones 178. Mujeres II.
Con motive de habers
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
DESDE MOROV|s
Una ordenanza. - Proc
p6sitos de la "Liga
Antituberculosa."
IONA De POSSESSION
Dana enferma. -Fallecimieu.
to.-Registro Civil. Me
dicinas 4 los pobres.

81 Concejo municipal de este
pueblo vot6 una ordenanza secun
dando los buenos prop6sitos de 10
tLiga Antituberculosa' ccntribu
yendo cof. la Quota anual de veinti
cinco dollars y la de cincuenta ctvs
nensuales, para el sostenimient"
del Sanatorio.
-Hace dias tom6 possession de
Ia comandancia de este puesto, el
cabo de Ia policfa insular don Anto,
MO Pacheco, siendo trasladado el
sefor Padilla 4 Lola.
-Continda guardando CANA
Ia sehora, Perez..de Padr6. Segdn
nuestros informes su estado no es
Hada satisfactorio.
Hacemos votos por Sd pronta
tnejoria.
-Escribiendo estas notas lie
"a hasta nosotros la noticia del ia
llecimiento de nuestro correligiona-
rio del barrio de sBarahonas don
Esteban Sanchez.
Fue I'm consecuente cotreligio-
mario Y buen amigo, de intachable
conducta y Sc dedicaba al comercio.
Damos 4 sus faniliares el mas
sentido pesame.
Nos informamos por la prem
sa de que muy pronto sera TN he
cho la communication de toda la isla
por telefono.
Quiera Dios Morovis sea uno
de los primeros en- tener su CONT.
ticacion telef6nica, va que Ell CO.
rreo con su rluevo itinerario 10 reel.
bimos con mas retraso.
-Durante el mes de Marzosse
han atendido con medicinas por e.
municipio 4 643 personals.
-Movimiento del registro ci
vii durante ell mes de Mario: naci
mientos 81; defunciones 90; matri
monies: civil +; cat6lico ninguno.
CoRREspoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
DESOE HUNAclO
Designation de 200 Ju-
radOs.--Persecuci0n
contra los cacOs.
e. SARGENTO PADRO
Mil doacientas personals pa.
deciendo de anemia. -Falta
de inspectores de hygiene.

Abril, s,-Ya ha sido designa-
da la junta que ha de nombrar los
doscientos jurados en- este Distrito.
La componen los selores Rodulfo
A. Perez, Emilio Colon y J. Mufioz,
de Caguas.
Ell profugo Lucas Santiago,
que tanto estaba dando que hacer
q la policia, fue capturado aver por
el guardia Manuel Rivera.
La policia ell este pueblo no
descansa TN momento Ell la pcrsecu-
sion de los cacos que Sc han intro
ducido EN- esta poblacion. Ante
noche tuvo necesidad de hacer va
rios disparos a unos individuos que
pegaban fuego en- el establecimien-
to del senior Simonct, quien, al SEN
tir el ruido, Sc levant6 y llam6 a la
policla. Los autores de este deito
Sc dieron a la fusa.
-Despu6s de un mes de licen-
cia ha vuelto a prestar sus servicios
en- esta poblacion Ell recto y activo
sargento Padr6. Humacao esta muy
satisfecho de este funcionario, que
ha dado pruebas de bastante cultu-
ra y actividad en- 10 que concierne
al servicio policiaco. Elementos
como este SOU los que honran al
cuerpo de la policia insular.
-Actualmente hay en- Huma-
Gao bajo Ell tratamiento de la ane-
mia, mil docientos individuos. En-
esta ciudad ha dado muy buen re-
sultado esta estaci6n y a ella acu-
den Cada d1a nueVoS entermOS.
-Hablando con el doctor dor
Isidro A. Vidal, nos ha manifesto
do, que el estado actualmente de IL
hygiene eu esta poblaci6u, 10 atri
buye, a la escasez de personal y
que Tin solo inspector de hygiene ne
puede atender a toda la poblaci6n
Tome nota Ell Concejo para qde Ell
el nuevo presupuesto, nombre ma
empleados para csc servicio tan ne
/, ccsario.
) CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
NOTAS De BAYAM0l
Tuicios EN- la Corte MD
nicipal.--Huelga de
torcedores.
stQuIA PERTIHAz
Casas ca que Sc cArcce q
agua.-Juegos prohibidos.I
Servicio pesimo.

Abril 4.-En el dia de ,ho1
Sc han visto en- esta Corte Muni
cipal las siguientes causas. Con
ira Jose Torres y otros por Juego
prohibidos, absueltos.
Contra Jose Cruz y Manus
Rivera, por alterar lapaz. Fueroi
declarados culpables y Sc les CON
demo a pagar un dollar de multi
y costas.
Contra Jose Carolina, Ciprias
Morales, lsidro Reyes y Fermii
Torres, por jugar q los dados. Fue1
ron absueltos los dos primeros
condenados los dos 1ltimos a de 4
dias de arresto.
Continua enteriua de gravej
dad la sciiora de nuestro d1stits1
guido amigo don Irene Vazquez:
Los tocedores cue trabajan
en- el Branch que tiene aqul esta1
blecitla Ia tPorto Ricln An3rlcaa
Tobaccop coutinuan en- huelga
pacihca.
-Hace varios dias que en- este
pueblo no llueve y con este mott.
vo, son muchas las casas que care
cen de tan necesario y precise IL
guido.
mo podria nuestro alcalde pro
poner al Concejo que estudias'
la forma en- que podria llevars'
efecto la construction de I'm ac4N
ducto1
Dados los buenos deseosS
cello que dicha autorldad ha
gado Ell todo 10 que signifite
greso, no dudamos que pront atei
dera nuestra indication, pdN III
tarse de una obra que a la vet slt
ben,6cia al puebl ), sirve para M
Sc puedan curnplir 6elnente ba
tautes preceptos de hygiene.
Con motive de la huelga /
! torcedores hay gran paralizaci6n I
las transaccioncs comeFciales.
-Sigue la zafra en- la hacief
da aJuanitaO, de los seiiores A
Monroig { hijos, la que con los Aps
ratios modernos que ha instalado 4
(CoMtinua enLa blgina s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08

fundado en- esta ciudad una Banda
de mdsicos dirijida por el jovel,
don Carlos Colon, titulada sib'
Conercios los profesores de Ia
sBanda Marinas, han hecho circu-
lar una hoja dirigida rAl pueblo
de Ponces desautorizando dicha
Banda. Nos consta que el joven
Colon contestant dicha hoja.
Han llegado nuevos cert
fcados para los socios del Bahco
Industrial dc Santiago de Cuba.
En- la tarde de aver y Ell los
momentos en- que Sc celebraba TN
juicio en- Ia Corte de Distrito, el
aguila de metal que hay sobre el
dosel bajo el cual Sc sienta el Hon.
1uez Lcdo. Padilla, cay6 sobre Ia
cabeza de este, causandole alguna:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
GAR0ANTA

CdranSen sin tenor 4 que Sc re-
produzcan, los dolores de garganta, fa-
ringitis, srnigdalitis, ronqueras, cos
quilleos, tos nervioSa, extinciones de
voz, anginas, con Lac PArtillas Houde
Z Ia CocAfna.
Su uco serecomiendA especialmen-
te 4 los orAdores, profesores. cantAn-
HA , todAA len personAS que fAdgan
% va POI 1n eAbajo exeegivo.
Los padres, cuidsdoScS de L. aiud
de sus hN0, deben haeerle ehupaf de
cusndo ca cuAndo OSas paSd1lss, 4 hu
de ettH "a eilos las Granulacionsa ,
laA Vegetscion0 De IA garganta. Pa
| n evitAS tUda deception, que pudiera
ser grave, Exiiase "a frmA (H0udG 30
bre L iaja De gsrvntfA Dc 500 Pssd
iiA1).
En vsntA en- todas la bueuAs Fs1
mAciaA Dtp6sito: ~, rue Albcuy
PARA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
{. REtAMp pAGUEOS
Caida bochornosa

alardes' lQue fue de aquella acti-
tad jactanciosa y provocativa'
Duro es nuestro lenguaje; du-
TO, pero bien merecido.
No tuvieron piedad; NADIA res.
petaron; solo los gui6 TN movil: el
de ssciar sus apetitos y satisfacer
sus rencores y sus inquinas.
Y hablan a1n de conciencia.
Y, porque Sc les prlva de tres
6 cuatro empleos. escriben parrafos
como este:
tAquellos hogares de puertorri-
quehos que sufran las consecuencias
de TN golpe asestado impunemente
por la autoridad que da un alto
puesto, no hay duda que recorda-
ran eternamente al causante de sus
desventuras, y cada una de estas
que Sc produzca en- un hogar, mas
tarde Sc paga con creces.'
Sc t1ecesita :. poca sinde-
resis.
EAhora es que recuerdan los
patrocinadores de las vergtienzas y
los atropellos de 1900 y de 1902
que hay hogares puertornqueios!
Pero tienen razon; hablan por
dolorosa experienced.
sCada desventura que Sc pro-
duzca en- TN hogar, iuas tarde 10
paga con creces el causante'.
TN soplo asolador, invisible, ha
pasado, de modo tragico, sobre mu
chos culpables; sobre muchos
Gaines.
VT la Historic no dio su
fallo. !.
.alA SEvERUs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08

BT- Sc solicitan buenos vende.
dores para este peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08

del
Se1aas de escasa importancia. Prac
Ic6 Ia primera cura el doctor Ague-
Mevere, siendo asistido mas tarde
por los doctores Villaronga y Sua-
re1. Con este motive tuvo que sus-
penderse el juicio, continuando mas
tarde.
CONFESSIONAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08

Nal consejero es el despecho.
Los republicanos, tan infatuados
y tan faramallosos, cuandD estaban
arriba- aryi6ona que dicen ellos, en-
su jerga esp>cial, porque, por CO.
rromperlo todo, hasta elidioma han
corrompido --al caer hoy, con tre-
tnenda cafda, han hecho Gsta mas
bochornosa y desairada, pues no
han sabido imitar, nj con nucho,
Ia actitud de los Antiques gladiado-
res, que caian, al menos, con decoro
y con gracia.
Caen humillados y suplicantes;
ruegan, imploran; y al yer que sus
plahideras voces Sc pierden eu el va
clio, Sc revuelcan airados y conmi-
nan, amenazan, insultan.
Sc dan en- espectaculo triste,
los que antes en- contubernio con Ia
policfa y las turbas, demostraban
tantas fnchadas arrogancias y tan
tos desaforados arriscamientos.
Maestro grande es Ia vida. Y
gran justiciera. Insenslblemente,
inadvertidamente realiza su buena
obra, obra de reparaci6n, obra de
equidad. Caen los protervos envuel.
tos en- sus propias redes; victinas
de sus mezquinas pasiones y de sus
menguados errores. Y al caer Se
arrastran. Y, asf caidos, al inten.
tar infuudir mied>;, con fachendo-
sas alharacas, resultan ridiculos; y
al querer inspirar lastima 8 compa'
passion, resultan despreciables.
iQue fue de aquellos Zero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
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