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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-20

por acometimiento y aggression a To-
masa Mendizabal, natural de Are
cibo. 81 jues del Vale lie conden6
q diez dlas de arresto. La deten-
ci6n del acusado la practice el guar
dia Juan Gonzalez.
Telegrafian de Caguas que
Sc han declarado en- huelga pacffica
en- San Lorenzo, ochenta tabaque.
ros de la sCayey-Caguas Tobacco
Conpany.D Dichos operarios pro.
testan de que Sc les haya reducido
el precio de su trabajo.
-Genaro Denokase, s1bdito
holandes, fue arrestado hoy en- el
vapor aRamosS, de donde es timo.
mel, acusado de seduction 4 la io-
ven Mariana Ramos, vecina de Ia
Marina. 81 servicio 10 presto el
policia Miguel Berreteaga.
Sc nos informa que tambien
el Comisionado de Mr.. Dexter, fue
uno de los que en- union de los So.
flores Willoughby y Grahame, es-
tuvieron anoche junto al joven
Emilio Rodriguez, cuando cay6
muerto frente del palacio del Eie.
cutivo.
-Seg1t1 noticias, nuestro ami
go el sefor Angel B. Torres, alcal.
de de Santa Isabel, presentara la
renunela de su cargo.
-Ha sido absuelto por Ia Cor.
! te de Distrito de Arecibo el indivi.
duo Juan Acosta Ruiz, acusado ds
hurto mayor.
I'll 1Agua de quina Excel
siors delicadamente aromatizada
usada diariamente en- el tocador
extirpa la caspa y previene la caid;
del cabello. De venta en- la Ear
macia Zerbi.
Aver lie fue leida la acusa
ci6n en- la Corte de Distrito & Isa
bel Mufoz, de Bayam6n, procesa
do por hurto mayor. 81 abogad
de la defensa senior Marquee, pidi
juicio por jurado.
Aver tarde terminaron 10
examenes para cabos de la policfs
Hasta dentro de una semana 6 ma
que Sc termine Ell trabajo de clas
6caci6n, no Sc podra conocer el n
sultado.
/ Hoy Sc ha visto en- la cor
de distrito el julcio por homicid
0 voluntatio contra el sefior Jose Sal
: chez 0sorio, de Carolina.
/, -Mahaua presentara Ia Con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-20
Ciudad de Londres.
Un banquete real

1ondres noviembre r9,-Se ha celebrado en-
esta ciudad el mas suntuoso banquete real que Sc
recuerda desde hace muchos amos. Rodeaban la
riquisima mesa, numerosos principles de casas rel
nantes en- Europa destacandose entire los comensaes
las fguras de cinco monarcas e rey de Inglaterra,
que presldia; el empetador de Alemania, que tam
bien presidia ocupando el extreme opuesto de la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-20
Impresiones y noticias

este segt1n su opinion. Sc ha or
denado que el inspector medico del
distrito sur haga una investigation
en- este asunto { informe al depar-
tamento con respeeto al mismo.
RI secretario de Puerto Rico,
ha remltido al departamento una
ordenanza del concejo municipal de
Arecibo para que emita informe
respecto a ella en- 10 que respecta al
ramo de sandal.
FL lunes, q las cuatro de la
tarde, EMBARGO en- Ponce, q bordo
del vapor frances, con rumbo q Ia
lsla Guadalupe, el periodista frances
M. Louis Avenel, que, como saben
nuestros lectores, esta dando la
vuelta al mundo. De Guadalupe
pasara el intrepido viajero q la Mar
tinica, Curazao y Caracas, donde Sc
lie unira en- diciembre nuestro com
patricia el sefior J. Alberto Alton
so, que, entire tanto recorrera las
principales poblaciones de esta isla,
hacienda acoplo de fotografias y de
datos sobre la misma.
Gran concurrencia aslsti6
anoche al Cinemat6grafo del sefior
Rozas. Las vistas fueron muy
aplaudldas, mereciendo algunas los
honores de la repetici6n. Para las
funclones de mafiana y el viernes sc
anuucia el estreno de nuevas pelf.
culas, recibidas de Europa Ultima.
mente.
| Aver fue objeto de una deli.
cada operaci6n quir1rgica, en- e
Hospital Presbiteriano, la estimabl,
seiiora Carmen Sanchez de NIeves
vecina de Arroyo. La aperaci6r
fue practicada habilmente por 10.
reputados me licos sehores LOPEZ
Antongiorge y Aviles, quienes hat
Iogrado llevar 4 la enferma a III
estado de notable mejorfa. Felici
tamos a los j6venes galenos por 81
triunto.
-Dicen de Mayaguez que {
rematista de las obras de reparacl6
que venfan efectuaudose en- la cal
eel de Distfito de dicha ciudat
participo al Honorable alcalde
termination de aquellas.
En- breve, pues, quedafa d,
! anltivamente instalada la EScuel
4 correctional.
-Esta mafjaha fue deteniC
: en- sSal 81 puedess, Puerta de II
0 IRA, el individuo Juan de Ia Cru
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-20

sion de Franquicia al Consejo Eje-
cutlvo SD informe en- la solicltud de
la sCaguas Railway Companyp,
para utlIizar las fuerzas de vapor y
electricidad en- la lfnea que cons
truye entire Rio Pledras y caguas.
-En Toa-alta, barrio de aRic
Lajasn, fue arrestado aver el iDdi.
vlduo Santiago Rodriguez, por Sc.
ducci6n de la joveu Rafaela Garcia
81 juezl lie hs exigido $500 de fanza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-20

La carne de res, fresca, que
hasta ahora ha venido expendien-
dose en- San Juan a 40 centavos el
kilo, ha cbtenido una baja de pre-
clio en- el puesto de la calle de San
Sebastian esquina a San Jose, pro.
piedad de nuestro amigo el seiior
Sebastian Salas, donde Sc vende q
36 ceutavos el kilo.
Hoy hemos Observable alli
gran despacho, 10 que pone de ma
nifesto el gran bene6cio que Sc lie
reporta al phblico.
Mucho nos place consignar
esta noticia, pues vemos que la
carne puede venderse hoy q mas
bajo precio que el de 40 centavos
en- San Juan y sus barrios con gran
contento de las classes pobres.
--Anoche, con motive de cele-
brar su fiesta anomastlca la sehori-
Ia Isabel Jimenez, Sc leunleron Ell
sd residencia de la calle de San
Sebastian, varios j6veves y sefiori-
tas. Consumieron turno de piano
Y bale el joven Silvestre y las gra-
eiosas nlfas Maria y Bib Rodri-
guez y mas tarde TOGO al piano el
maestro Mayoquf, acompafaudo al
baritone seiior Real que estuvo co.
mo siempre admirable. La familia
obsequi6 q la concarrencia con dull
ces y licores en- medic de Ia mayor
cordialidad.
I'm las obras de excavation
que Sc hacen en- Ia capllla Francis
cana, para la cimentaci6n de un
nuevo altar de marmol, que llegara
en brcve de Italia, han aparscidc
dentro de una cajita de MADEIRA
Harios restos humanos, que no 81
sabe quieu pertenecen. Algunos
aseguran sean los del seiior Boba
dilla que fue hace muchos aiio.
inspector de escuelas de esta isla
cuyos restos fueron depositados all
por sus familiares desrues de exhu
marlos del cementerio.
FL sefior Fernando .Acosta
de Aguadilla, solicita autorizaci6i
para construir una letrina en- un al
macen de ST propiedad.
Manuel Tristani, de Juan
Dlaz, remite al departamento de sa
nidad quejas contra el ohclal dt
ramo por haberle hclausurado un
panaderia 4 su sehor padre, tomar
do por motive no reunir las cor
dicloues necesariss, no siendo ciert
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-20
|NFORMES LOCALES
Y isitas al Hon. GOber-
nador interino.-Es-
cuelas rura1es.
UNA CONFERENCIA
El alcalde de Coamo y el Co.
mlsionado de Educaci6n.
Una rim a.-Multa.
UNA CONFERENCIA

Hoy han estado en- la Man
sion Ejecutiva, yisitando al Gober-
pador, los seiiores Betances, alcalie
de Coamo; CamuIas, supervisor de
prtstones; capitan Angel y Com
sionado del Interior Mr. Grahame.
Para servir escuelas rurales
en Barros han sido nonbrados les
protesores seiiores Felix Luis Pa.
dilla y Eulogia Torres.
-Esta mahana conferenci6
con el Comisionado de Educaci6n
el sfnor Manuel Betances, alcalde
de Coamo, Sobre asuntos escolares
de aquella municipalldad.
La corte municipal conden6
hoy a Jose Ledesma y Nicolas VI
iials, 4 ) meses de carcel por hurto
AC uAOo S0A1dlOneS.
-Juana Montanez y Valentin
Chico tuvieron aver una riha siendo
arrestados.
lie ha sido adtnitida por eI
Cobernador Ia renunoia que pre-
sentara el seflor Felipe Otero, como
conceial de Humacao.
Desde hoy ha debido quedar
establecldo un servicio de cotreos
desde Ponce a New York, de ma
nera que saldran dos cada semana.
En- Arroyo Sc establecera
una nueva farmacia, propiedad del
joven Lcdo. Ramon v. Martin, de
Ponce.
Ell stnor Delhn Caballero,
administrator del colega "Heraldo
de Caguas' ha sido absuelto por
la Corte de Distrito de Humacao,
en- I'm juicio de apelaci6n por su-
puesto delito de violaci6n q las le-
yes de rentas .nternas y en- el, que
habia sido condenado a 5000 de
multa. Lo celebramos.
FL municipio de Camuy ha
votado TN creiito de 5000 para re-
parar Ia plaza p1blica de aquel
pueblo, anunciando la subasta de
dichas obras para el 20 del corrien>
te.
Han sido bautizadas en- Ca.
guas con los nombres de Fe, Es.
peranza y Carload las tres nihas
que dio a luz en- aquella ciudad la
seiiora Victoria Lopez, esposa de
Juan Fernandez y de cuyo naci.
miento dimos euenta oportuna-
mente.
-Segun noticias Sc eneuen.
ira enfermo en- Ponce nuestra ami
go el doctor Guillerino Salazar.
Hoy visitaron esta redacci6n
nuestros amigos de Carolina seiiores
Jose Palacios Sa'azar, marshall de
aquella Colte municipal y Vicente
Garcia Salgado, activo agente de
LA DENocRAcIA en- dicha pobla-
cion. Les reiteramos nueStro afec-
tuoso saludo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-20
san JUAN. Y LA |SLA
Session del Consejo Eje-
cutivo.-La retreta
de esta noche.
OEsCANsE EN- PAZ
Casas en- estado rulnoso, en-
Mayaguez. - Quejas de
varios normalistas.
DEsCANsE EN- PAZ

Mshana celebrara session ordI-

Msiiana celebrara session oTdI-
maria el Consejo Executive.
-Esta noche dara retreta en
Ia plaza principal Ia banda del Re.
gimiento de Puerto Rico.
-Ha fallecido en- Mayagiiez
la respectable sefiora Asunci6n PA
| ia, viuda de Blanch, madrc del Sc.
nor Jose Blanch, consul de Haiti
en- pquella ciudad y abuela del Sc
hor Pedro Blanch, secretario de
aquel juzgado de Paz.
-Seg1n vemos en- Ia prensa
mayaguezana hay en- aquella cludad
veintitres casas que Sc hallan en-
estado ruinoso.
-Muchos normalistas de Rio
Pledras Sc quejan del NAL estado
en- que Sc halla el trozo comprendl
do entire la aHawthornep y Ia Nor
NAL.
A los empleados de la Llnea
Ferrea del Oeste, Sc les ha dotado
de TN uniforme amarillo con gorra
del mismo color.
-Esta organlzandose en- San
Juan una sociedad de estudios psi
col6gicos, cuyas bases estan va re-
dactadas y pronto Sc celebrara una
asamblea entire los adeptos para
darlas q conocer.
Sc ha separado el cargo de
redactor de aLa Bandera America
mar el seiior Jose A. Rivera. En-
su lugar ha ingresado el senor Zol-
: 10 Ruff Garcia.
-Previo informe del Labora-
torio Qufmico, ha sido denunciada
hoy a la corte municipal, por el
inspector de sanidad sefior Torres,
la vecina de Puerta de TERRA Ma
tividad del Vale por expender leche
Iadulterada.
-tNo podrfala Sanidad Inter
venir a fin de evitar que el p1blico
consuma una clase dc manteca
compuesta, que Sc detalla en- los
estableclmientos, la cual constituye
I'm veneno para la Salui? Annque
su venta no Sc prohiblera debe1ia
hacersele comprender al publico, q
dafio que lie hace ese compuesto de
grazas, que todo tiene menos man
teca de cerdo.
Nuestro amigo el professor
seiior Francisco Jimenez O. Neil hs
sido contratado este afio para servil
una escuela graduada en- Carolina
Is una buena adquisici6n.
La Junta Central del Cfrcult
obrero puertorriquefio ha convoca
do para una asamblea de todos lo'
gremios que tendra lugar el IS d,
diciembre.
Han sldo ssistados en- la sal;
de socorros Luis Cruz, de herid;
contusa en la region occipitsl J
INA confusion en- el tercio superior
lie Ia pierna izquierda; Jose Con
zalez, de herida incisa sobre el ter
clio superior del music izquierdo
Virgilio Rios, herida contusa en- i
region frontal media: Rafael Sc
garra, de confusion sobre la regi6i
J carpiafa.
Sc solicitau buenos vende
dores de peridicos.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-10-25
o. K. and Its Origin.

There have been many theories
advanced as to the origin of the ex-
preston O. X. Some of them have
been partly correct, and some have
not. Over century ago a great
deal of the best rum and tobacco
came from Aux Cages, which was
pronounced O. K, and the best of
anything was said to be O. K. The
meaning of this phrase is still re-
tanned and figures largely in the
business world. No doubt many
have thought that O. K. came from
"Oll korrect." During the cam
paign of General Jackson his en-
emies did all in their power to in
jure him in the eyes of the people.
Once he signed some papers and
wrote after his name, "This is O.
e." The Democrats took up the
phrase and said that it was an alb
breviation of the customary indorse-
ment Of the general, as "Oll Kor-
rect" They put it on their ban
ners, and the meaning "Oll Kor-
rect" stuck to the letters.
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which obliterated the membrance OF
having done SO.
8. HUNTER RALSEY.
Tartars' Holy Well.

A holy well or spring away up on
a hillside near Kazan and overlook
ing the river is believed by the Tar
tar villagers to possess extraordi-
nary healing properties. The spring
flows into a rocky basin about ten
feet square and three feet deep.
The water is pure, clear crystal,
sparkling in the sunshine, and the
marvellous thing is that the bottom
Of the well is thickly covered with
silver coins thrown in by sufferers
who came to be cured by the wa
ter, to propitiate the spirit of the
well. Although the tank is only
three feet deep and no watch is
kept on the spot, no one has ever
been known to touch or attempt to
take any of the coins.-London
Globe.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-10-25
MORBID JEALOUSY.
h Oissase That, Unless Il 10 Killed,
viii Ruin Any Life.

4 Disease That, Unless Il IL Killed,
viii Ruin Any Life.
When a man is afraid to remark
at the breakfast table, even mildly
and casually, that, from what he
had heard, Cleopatra was beauti-
full woman it is fair to assume that
the specter of constant jealousy
dwells in that household. When a
wife fears to look at the moon be-
cause she may be accused of admir-
ing the man in it the husband needs
to be gently reminded that he is
taking very rapid short cut to kill
ing the love he seems to hold so
sacred. Love is fed by confidence,
trust, faith and serene, restful reli-
/, ance, but morbid jealousy is poi
son of doubt, suspicion and injus-
tice that dulls the love it does not
deaden.
Jealousy is disease that can be
cured only by the object, not by
any one else in all the world. No
matter how gentle, kind, forbearing,
forgiving and forgetting the object
of it may be, this in itself will not
cure the attacks. The subject
whose heart is thus swayed by fierce
gales Of jealousy must first awaken
to the folly Of it, the injustice of it;
must be conscious of the trail of
bitterness and unhappiness it brings
to both, must realize the cruel con-
tinued assault on the tolerance,
love, loyalty and patience of the
other and when the next attack
comes seek by strength of will, by
force of character, by every weapon
in the armory of the soul, to kill
the feeling. Jealousy must be killed
in the thought. In the mind, the
battle-ground of the soul, must the
fight of determination be waged.
In the thought must the jealousy
be neutralized by faith, conquered
by justice and transformed by trust
full love into restful, abiding conf
dence that only absolute proof and
certainty of just cause for jealousy
can ever reawaken. William G.
Jordan in Delineator.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-10-25
The Wrong Pocket.

The cars were packed to the doors
with suffering humanity. Suddenly
q little man standing in the aisle
thought of pickpockets and of mon
ey in his outer coat pocket. He
plunged his hand in pocket and
was somewhat shocked at encoun-
tering the fist of a fat fellow pas
senger.
"Aha!" exclaimed the little man.
Lego my hand!"
"Pickpocket!" Kissed the fat man.
"Scoundrel!" the other yelled.
Then a tall person in their vicin-
lty looked up from his paper.
II get off here" he drawled, $50
you fellows had better take your
hands out Of my pocket"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-10-25
Wanted to Know.

An eminent novelist, remarkable
more for his vagueness than for his
brilliance, habitually dictates his
brain products to his secretary.
When the heroine, through stroke
If bad luck, had suffered the ampu-
tation of leg, he was perplexed as
to how long it would be before she
Gould be out and about. Absent.
nindedly, walking up and down the
loom, he suddenly inquired, IT say,
Clarke, you haven't ever lost q leg,
aaye you? Pail Mall Gazette.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-10-25
Ny Literary Double.

(Original.1
am a short story writer. After a
long illness was ordered abroad for
change and while on my return trip
In London bought some American mag
azines. What was my surprise to find
In one of them story signed by my
self. At least the name was mine.
Then I remembered that there might
be others of my name, and set about
peruslng the story to see If the author
was a better man with the pen than I.
I am not versatile writer, and my
stories are all in the same vein. In
deed, consider that one element or
my success. When a reader takes
fancy to my work, he can get it again
and again, thus becoming more and
more attached to 1t. What was my
surprise to see in the story read my
style, my method, my own personality.
I wondered as l read on If one OF my
stories that had come back to me
when sent out at the beginning of my
career and finally shelved had not fall
en- into some ones hands who had dis
honestly sold it. But finished 1t with
out recognizing a scene in 1t from be-
ginning to end. 1t is needless to say
mat was puzzled-more than puzzled.
l was seized with an uncanny feeling
that had a double somewhere IN the
world who was interfering with my
identity.
On reaching America went at once
to the office of the magazine in which
had seen the story and asked the ed
itor from whence it had come. He told
me that 1t had been received by mail,
IN typewriter form, with my name at
tached. The manuscript was produced.
There was my signature. 1t was no
forgery. I knew the moment looked
at 1t that I had written 1t. l felt a
buzzing in my ears and came near
fainting.
l was now sure that was dual be-
Ing. My family insisted on my consult,
Ing specialist in nervous diseases, out
l knew that I was well and Of sound
mind. had never been III In my lire
except the once l have mentioned, ano
then, far from using typewriter,
couldn't have used pen. A few days
after my visit to the editor, who told
me that he had sent me check for the
story, 1t occurred to me to go to tne
bank and learn II the money had been
orawn. It had not
Here was further mystery. II my
double were writing stories, using our
common brains for the purpose, he o.
least had a separate bank account
inquired for this account at every banS
IN the city, but 1t was mott be found.
l was destined soon to receive an
otner shock. One evening in calling fol
certain magazine my wife made ex'
cuses for not producing it, and kne"
y once that my double had been pup
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fishing another story. insisted on hav-
ing the magazine brought forth and
found my suspicious to be correct. 1t
contained story under my name, q
story l had never before read.
Upon inquiry found that 1t had
been received but few weeks before
my return to America, and check
had been sent to my address for 1t.
The check had not been drawn.
l at once notified every magazine in
the country that II any stories of mine
were in their possession l would be
obliged If they would let me know of
the fact. Three magazines sent me
replies In the affirmative. Each had
story in my especial vein and duly
signed with pen by me, the signature
being genuine. Two Of them had sent
checks. The third had not.
Since upon inquiry at the postoffice
l had learned that there were no let
tiers there for me, l concluded that my
double had received those containing
the checks But why had he not drawn
the money? II he could use my brain
and sign my name to his creations he
could certainly indorse check. no
tilted the postmaster to hold any mail
for me at the office bearing the official
stamp of the magazine that had not
sent me its check and to have any one
| calling for q letter for me arrested.
Then I asked the editor Of the maya
zine in question to mail me its check.
The letter was received at the post
Office and held instead of being sent to
me by a postman. 1t was not called
for. A month passed, and one MORN
ing | received an envelope inclosing
ali the checks that had been sent out
for these mysterious stories. But no
note. no word of explanation. came
with 1t.
was greatly relieved. My double
was an Individual and an honest one.
He or |. one or both Of us, scorned to
take money that had not been fairly
earned. But had he or earned lit he
being honest, should l be dishonest
and draw the money for the checksf
One day l secured note written In
a woman's hand. The writer offered
| to explain the mystery OF my doupie II
I would guarantee not to prosecute her
for any illegal act. I sent reply I'M
mediately agreeing to her terms ans
the next morning the woman called on
me. at once recognized the nurse
who had attended me during my Ill
ness.
She confessed that when under ner
care I had insisted on debating 10 ner
and that she had conceived the Idea OF
selling the stories dictated. She mad
them typewritten and gave them to me
to sign. After my departure she Sent
them out but had no way OF drawing
the checks except by forgery. from
which she shrank.
No doctor has satisfactorily explain
ed nv condition Of mind during TINS
unconscious literary work. 1t seems
probable to me that was In mental
condition to dictate the stories at some
time during my illness. but that sup.
seouently l passed through PEI
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-10-25

IT TAKES TINE, REPETITION AND CON-
mon sense arguments to make people
believe in buying your goods and come
back for more. Too many advertisers
empty their appropriation sand boxes
on the first grade, and the road to ad-
vertising success is strewn with the
bleaching skeletons Of the victims of
one insertion.
John Wanamaker once said. "To
discontinue Advertising IL like TAX
ing down your sign"
You have a sign above your door to
let people know who you are and what
you are doing. That's what your ad-
vertising does. 1t merely multipliea
your sign. 1t let's thousands of people
know what you have to sell.-M. l..
Corey, Secretary National Retail Hard.
ware Dealers Association in Retailer
and Advertiser.
Keep your ad. in this paper II you
wish to keep your business before
the - ccl~.
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farm, q team. farm machinery. You may
| wish to buy something. The best possible
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| TO buy or sell IL BY inserting Q small ad-
vertissment In The Spokesman Review.
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| ers take the TWICE-A-WEEK.
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newcomers. use the DAILY o. SUNDAY
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THE DAILY AND SUNDAY RATE YoR
| CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS.
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