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THE PENGUIN.

He is common at the Cape of Good
Hope.
Though unable to fly, he has accom-
plishments.
He can swim, dive and use his wings
for front legs.
At sea he has to come to the surface
for the purpose of breathing.
Seen walking, this web footed bird
has been taken for a quadruped.
The jackass penguin is so called be-
cause of the sound of his extraordinary
voice.
Mrs. P. when about to feed her young
makes q speech, then opens her mouth.
and the little one thrustS its head In.
The penguin Is found only in the
south temperate and frigid zones. Judg-
ing from pictures, its attitudes are very
quaint-Philadelph Record.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-06-06
Sheet Silver,

The cheapening Of the price of ster-
ling silver articles within a generation
past, says a writer in the Journal Of
the Franklin Institute, has been due
partly to the invention of methods Of
rolling silver into sheets, from which
the articles are stamped out by manu-
facturers instead of being labOtiously
hammered out from rods of silver,
which was the old process. Nearly all
manufacturers of sterling silver ar
ticles purchase the silver sheets from
mills that make speciality Of rolling
them. Sterling silver contains 9I5
parts of pure silver to twenty-five
parts Of copper. The copper gives 1t
the requisite hardness.
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SniIIinu the Salt.

Every boy and girl has heard that it
is unlucky to overturn or spill the salt
at table 1t is strange how old some
of these superstitiOns are. That about
the salt, for example, came to us from
the ancient Romans They used salt
in sacrifice as an emblem of purity and
considered it bad omen to spill it
after 1t was placed on the victim.
There is a famous picture of the last
supper, painted by Leonardo da Vinci,
I'm which Judas IscariOt is represented
as having overturned his saltcellar.-
Chicago News.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New York city consumes 11S, 10000
pounds of cotton each year.
New York city completes forty-six
new buildings each day, averaging $13,-
600 each.
New York city has two electric lights
for each man, woman and child living
in the city.
New York city has acquired the rep
utation of having the most discourteOus
railway employees Of all cities In the
world: !,
Adult male residents of New York
city each consume on an average $50
drinks Of spirituous and malt liquors in
a year.-New York Herald.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-06-06
The Meadow Lark.

In the first place, he isn't lark.
He's brown and yellow and larger
than Cock Robin.
His migrations take him from New
foundland to the gulf.
Though he be common enough, you
don't see him because Of his coat.
When flushed he rises with a whir-
ring sound and flight suggestive of the
quail.
His clear, sweet. piercing whistle
rings out from the trees, though his
nest is in the tall grass.
The snakes and crows commit every
crime from theft to murder on the two
eggs in his nest and the tiny birdlings
that follow.
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FACTS FROM FRANCE.

Hereafter Paris walters may wear
mustaches.
At Reims portable bathtubs filled
with hot water are delivered to order
Reckoned in tonnage, the leading
ports of France are in the order given:
Marseilles. Havre, Cherbourg, Bou,
logne, ROuen. Dunkirk and Bordeaux.
In a manuscript of the fourteenth
century it is shown that the rate Of
mortality in Paris was then l to is,
one person dying annually of every l6.
1t is now one in 80. gain of 100 per
cent ia 500 years.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-06-06

Rear Admiral Mead at a dinner at
the Portsmouth navy yard Illuminated
with story an interesting discourse
on food inspection.
"a sailor" he said. brought tin
cup to an inspecting officer and ex-
claimed:
"'Taste this, sir. That Is all ask
Just taste it,
"The officer took sip.
"'Well, really, my man. he said
this Is not bad soup at all
"'Yes, said the sailor bitterly, and
yet they want so persuade US, sir, that
it's tea"
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Hs Can Do Little Who Can't Do This.

Hs Can Do Little Who Can't Do This.
This simple game has been puZzler
to little folks many and many time.
With a stick in the left hand the play
er thumps on the ground, at the same
time saying, HE can do little who
can't do this" Then, passing the stick
into the right hand, he gives it to the
next person, who, If unacQuainted with
the trick, will no doubt thump with
the right hand. OF course it is most
natural to use the right hand for ev-
erything; consequently few people sus-
pect that the secret lies in simply
taking the stick with your right hand
when it is passed to yoE but knocking
with your left. Sometimes other tricks
are introduced. such as clearing the
throat or yawning just before saying,
"He can do little who can't do this"
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Had You
Planned to do
Any Papering?

Well, by far the most particular
part of all your plans is to make
sure that the right paper goes on
the walls.
The cost of the paper is worth con-
sidering-but style, newness, suit
ability is your main lookout.
For it is quite possible for you to
pay us &c a roll and get new de,
signs, while at other places you
may pay as high as 4Oc roll, and
still have patterns away behind
the times.
The hint should be plain enough,
We've whole NEW stock to
show you-a bright, dependable
lot Of paper. Wall paper that you
can buy from in safety without
knowing anything at all about
Wall Paper quality.
We are really anxious to have you
see it, for we feel that We can
make it profitable for you to do
your buying here.
Vim. KipD'S Sons. Druggists.
On the Square
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A9To7EA.
B..r, %h. eIhs Kind You Have Always Bought
''''a'''' =; lz2zzZu

Young men and girls at The Peters
Cartridge Company, Kings Mills, o.
Work light and clean. Good wages
and comfortable hotel accommodations
close to the factory. Address Assist
ant Manager, Kings Mills, o. 44-6t
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AS In Her Case.

Nonsense. Who told you Miss Pc
chls had good dispositiony
"Why, she's always smiling. Doesn't
that show good disposltion?'
"Not necessarily. 1t may simply show
good teeth and dimples. Philadelphia
prana
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Which Are You3

Said Benny. "When l grow a man
I'll milk the cows, and split the wood
I'll take my mamma out to ride,
And do a million things 1 should"
And thus the minutes. one by one,
Found Benny dreaming In the sun.
Said Teddy, "Shall get some chipsf
And shan't bring the eggs in too?
I'll draw the baby in her cart,
And then she won't be teasing YOU"
And thus the minutes, one by one,
Slipped by--whils Teddy's work was
done.
Youths Companion.
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Little Mabel and her mother were
walking along country road when a
litter of pigs attracted their attention.
What particularly excited Mabel's curl
osity was the twist in their little tails,
and after studying them for awhile she
exclaimed:
"Oh, ma! | wonder il the dranma
pig puts their tails up in paper every
night!'
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-06-06

The song of "Hail. Columbia" which
its author. Joseph Hopkinson, wrote
with distinct patriotic purpose, Is
nearly 10 years old. 1t was written
in 1898, while war pended between
France and Great Britain.
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CITY NEWS.

June IA has been designated
as Flag Day in Ohio.
Miss Louise Gorton is visiting
friends in Cincinnati.
DIR. J. J. Little is visiting rela-
tives in Pennsylvania.
Miss Fern Powell is visiting
relatives near C Columbus, o.
Mrs. w. A. Mills of Indianap-
q oils is visiting Mrs. Ed Cornell.
n O. S. Rimer and A. L. Baugh-
man were in Union City Thurs
day.
John P. Meeker attended the
funeral of AL Peff1y at Arcanum
Monday.
Ollie Whallon and family of
Dayton were Greenville visitors
Thursday.
DR.. P. Dickes and wife have
gone to Atlantic City for a few
days visit.
Mrs. Frank Bachman and chill
dren are visiting relatives in
Cleveland.
T. P. Hopkins of Chicago Wis
tied H. A. Sawyer and family
the past week.
Edwin Best, wife and daughter
of Arcanum were in Greenville
Decoration day.
Mrs. Charles Lockwood and
children have gone on visit to
Cleveland and Buffalo.
Mrs. R. Ashbaugh and Mrs. T.
Crawford of Savona were Green
vile visitors last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louie
Wagner, last Wednesday even
ing, May 20, a baby daughter.
Mrs. Raymond Wenger and
little son of Wheeling, W. Va,
are visiting relatives in this city.
Harrison Coblentz and wife of
Butler township were the guests
of A. H. Judy and wife Thurs
day.
After visit here with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Frank Bowen has re-
turned to her home at Redkey,
Ind.
Glen Hathaway Of Youngstown,
Ohio, is here on a visit with his
parents, George Hathaway and
wife.
After a pleasant visit here with
relatives Earl Harris has re-
turned to his home near Spring
field, o.
Miss Gertrude Roland has re-
turned home from st. Marys, O.,
where she taught in the Public
Schools.
Amos Nissley and wife Of Flor
in, Lancaster county, Pa, are
visiting with John Bear and 9th
er relatives in the county.
Joe Eikenberry of this city, re-
Gently appointed to a position in
the U. S. Geological Surveying
Corps, entered upon his duties
at Norwalk, Ohio, last Saturday.
There were 115 applicants in
attendance at teachers examin-
alton last Saturday. The list of
questions will be found on an
other page of this weeks Jour
nal.
William Hunt and family re-
turned to their home near Will
liamsburg, Ind, Friday. The
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and township election expenses
must be paid by the County Com
missioners out of the county
treasury.
The injunction suit instituted
last week by ]. C. Clark against
the right of this city to erect a
new bridge across Greenville
creek at Broadway, comes up for
hearing in Common Pleas court
today.
Miss Emma Eller, aged about
AZ years, who had been an inva-
lid for many years, died last Fri
day at the home of her mother
on West Fourth street. Her re-
mains were given burial Monday
afternoon, after services at the
home by Revs. Petry and Grigs-
by of the U. B. church.
Hugh F. Marshall, rural mail
carrier of this city, and Miss
June Farmer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Farmer, were
united in marriage yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of the bride,
near Stelvideo. We join in con-
gratulations and best wishes for
a long and happy married life.
The Journals roll of honor for
the past week consists of the fol-
lowing named patrons:
Peter Yount,
w. B. Nevel,
James B. Hufnagle,
Carrie Bowman,
P. J. Smith.
Don't you want to see your name
printed here?
DR.. J. C. Ludwig of this city,
who has been practising at New
Bremen the past year, and who
was recently indicted at Wapak-
oneta for criminally assaulting a
farmers daughter near New
Bremen, plead guilty to the
charge last week and was SEN
fenced to ten years in the peni-
tentiary. He is about 60 years
old.
Workmen are tearing down the
old Katzenberger building on the
Public Square, preparatory to
up this site for the new
postofice building. This removes
one of the oldest landmarks in
town, but such must give way to
this progressive age. It is not
likely that more than the foun-
dation for the new building will
be constructed this year.
AL Peff1y, ex-postmaster of Ar
canum, was stricken with apop-
lexy while standing conversing
with a friend in that village on
Wednesday of last week and died
on Friday. He was the father of
Mrs. Dec Klinger of this city,
who, with the wife, survive him.
Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon and the remains
inferred in Greenville cemetery.
The barn and tobacco shed on
the farm of County Commission
er Townsend, south of Jaysville,
were totally destroyed by fire be-
tween two and three o'clock last
Tuesday morning. A 5000 horse,
his farm implements, a buggy,
harness, about 300 bushels of
wheat were also consumed. His
loss is about $4,000, with $1,000
insurance. How the fire started
is unknown.
Last Thursday morning S. C.
Crane of Dayton repeated his run
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Every Family In

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year the Journal furnish
es two thousand, nine
hundred and twelve col
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us your subscription, and
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Friends, give this matter
a careful thought.
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taken unless accompan-
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-26
Junta E!cp|,t de Pati|Ia;

ANUNCIO. -Durante el pro-
ximo aiio economico de 1907 q 1908,
funcionaran en- este pueblo 4 escue.
las graduadas, seis rurales y dos
preparatorias, Los profesores que
aspiren al desempeiio de cualquiera
de estas escuelas, pueden dirigir
sus solicitudes, debidamente docu-
mentadas, al Secretario de esta Jun
ia, dentro de los diez dlas siguien.
tes al de la fecha de este anuncio.
Las escuelas rurales de los ba-
rios, tienen OCHO DOLLARS
nensuales para casa habitaci6n del
maestro. Lo que Sc anuncia de
acuerdo con 10 que determine la vi
gente Ley Escolar. Patillas, JUNO
20 de Ioo7.-RAMoN LEBRoN, pre-
sidente de la Junta Escolar. a 3 S.
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07RAS NOT|CIAS
Personas asistidas en-
la Sa1a de Socorros
de esta ciudad.
PLAZO CUMPLIDO
Arrestado aver por estropear
un niho..- Permiso para
construcciones de casas.

Han sido auxiliados en- la
sala de socorros, Martin LaSseu, de
confusion sobre la articulation de
la rodilla izquierda; Alfonso SAM,
confusion en- la region maceterica
izquierda; Angel Mongil, herida
incisa ell la pulpa del dedo pulgar
derecho; y Maria Rodriguez, CON
fusion sobre la region intercosta-
izquierda.
Aver Sc cumplio plazo con
cedido por el Departamento SUI
perior de Sanidad para la presenta-
cion de sole itudes a los efectos de
cubrir la plaza de nueva creaci6n
de Inspector plomero del Distrito
Sur. Sc han presentado algunas
solicitudes del pals; pero murhas
mas de los Estados Unidos.
La Sociedad de Socorros
mut1os dos Amigos del bien pu-
blicos celebrara Junta General el
dia 20 de los corrientes, en- la calle
del Cristo no 10, altos.
Sc VENDE -Por no poder su due
no atenderla, una finca rtstica, compues-
ia de IS a 90 cuerdas, buenos pastos Y
aqua; produce buen tabaco de calidad;
tiene 10 cuerdas de monte para maderas,
fincada de cafe, chinas, guineos otros
frutos, cantera de cal; cercada de alam-
bre por un frente y tiene unas cuebas
subterraneas muy paIticulares; casa de
10 varas, por I, techada de cine, un ran
cho de 20 varas, para tabaco, herramien-
tas y muebles Ell la casa; como rs cuer-
das son llanas. Para mas informes dir.
girse su ueiio.-JUAN NJ. PENA. En-
Caguas. Punto de tienda). 12-I-s.
Jose Fernandez, que estrope6
aver con una bicicleta al nifo Eu-
sebio Santamaria, fue arrestado y
puesto hoy a disposition del Juez
municipal,
%PARA sarreras de caballos
venden relojes cspeciales 6 contadores
de quintos de segundos a &c. 40, So. 90
$1,000 y $11,oo porte pago, los sefio
res F. Kehrhahn y Co., San Juan
Puerto Rico. alt.
Don Angel Maldonado uJa.
nitorO del Depaitamento de SAM
dad, Benefcencia y Correcciones,
ha iniciado una subscription de IL
bros de literature, ciencia, etc., pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-26
NOTIC|AS DEL Ola
Nombra mientos de va
rios guardias de pc
males. ArrestO.
MAESTROs RURALES
Toma de possession del nuevo
alcaide de la Carcel de dis.
trito de Aguadilla.

Han sido nom5rados guar,
dias de penaleS, Jose Dobal, de
Puerta de Terra, con destino al
preside; y Justo Garcia Susoni, de
Arecibo, para la carcel de aquel
distrito.
Sc NECESITA un buen Te-
nedor de Libros que sepa Iugles y
Espahol, Debe presentar buenas
referencias. Dirijase a The West
India. Commercial, Co., Caguas,
Puerto Rico. 7-3.
-El dia 80 de este mes tona-
ra possession de su destino de aicai-
de de la carcel de Aguadilla, nues-
tro querido amigo don Andres Men
dez Liciaga, de San Sebastian,
compafiero que fue nuestro en- las
ofcinas de este diario.
Jose Ayala fue arrestado
aver tarde por uso de armas pro-
hibidas.
En- Rio-piedras han obtenido
el tltulo de maesttros rurales An
dres Acosta, Jose Muiioz, Antonio
Ortiz, Rafael Roberts y Aurelia To,
rres.
Dionisio Correa fue arres
tado aver por el marshall de la
Corte municipal por el delito de
acometimiento y aggression.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-26
lIunrio D. spb''ta

No habiendo tenido efecto por
falta de licitadnres en- n primera su-
basta, el remate de los s,rvicios mu-
nicipales que continuation Sc EXPIRE.
s"n, hrdena el Concejo Municipal de
Manari que Sc conceda un nuevo pla-
70 que ter inara Il dia 2o del corrien-
te en- que habra de ceiebrArse nueva
subasta, por las cantidades y duralte
las horas que Sc indican, sujetlndose
& las nismas condolences que regi.n
en- Ia anterior.
SERV VICIOS
Puesto regula 'or de carnes, S. 5000
Empedrado de GALES de Barcclo-
meta. $500 9h M.
Ssrvicio de bagaj S, $3.50 :.
ioa.m.
Al ,nen'aci6n y demas gastos del
hospital, 81 10000, toh am.
BarridO y limpieza de Gales,
$50 90. liam.
Alimentaci6n q los pr sos, 5000 ..
Ip.m.
Enpe irado de las GALES de la
ciudad, $4,000. IN pm.
Alumbrado de Barceloneta, $4,000.
2p.m.
A'umbrado de la ciudad, $4,000.
AZ pm.
Extraction de basuras dc Bace-
loneta' $l44-oo. ~ pm.
Map tt, P. R. II de de JUNO de 10 7.
Vo Bo
Clemeute Ramirez, Jose A. Mon aiiez
Alcalde. Secretario, 2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-26
CARTAS A LAINOVIA

e mas sincere arrepenmiento conuro que
pedoneS No. Adea mia hl resevado ell enCargo de
casgarte Cagarte De que Peo corresponds deendee
protegnte.
Tenme empre al corriene de todo aconezca de
todo cuantO hags hasta de do pnse En- eugo
una pequena qua que dgirte Sc que GUSTAV los bales
dliSte tn misma uimamente que e ase para tena
con que e araa po que enoncs huaste la oerta que
ho hacpoco dias? No equvoques cuando renun los
bales las cepcioneS solo ahorraba asdo enclamene
nngun Sacrhcio hecho obequo Uncamene hay
sachclo prvarse de Cuando In de
hacia experimental agn placer Ahoa ben eugo mas
placer haarme de IT, Para IT, deSde momento que
danza e dverte pva de bale verdadero sacrf
co Agadezco mucho u ntencon pero poda acepa Soy
verdad excsvamente coso peo sea haro POGO gnero
mi parte private ncamente po cos de paces de
tu edad que sean sin duda paceres tambn para mi
bastaSes Dviertete pues bale medic de todo
divides HaaraS sin abao ovenes mas amabes mas gaan
tes sobre todo mas bane peo atrevo dec que
no los haaras cuya ternza tan desueesada
como Ia mia
No quero moestarte aqu penas personaes estan
eos de no ener remedo adema quedaan ovdada emp
te aegre, dichosa tranquia
Ad6s dfulel) siempre todo de por tito Ami
prudenca pacenCla ruega Dos que conCeda
cuadades meor las dos umas ncamene pues mentras
ames pmea no haba de faarme Espero que esa
e haa oar En- cuanto MI estoy agre cuando
pienso 4ue eres mia pOrque mia tno verdad Ada
peSar de los obsacuos que presentan porvenir
estoy ponto excamar Carlos XII oDos me ha dado
diabo me la quitara.o
Adi6s, perd6name pernite mado que suponga que
tecibe uno de los dez besos que lie debes.
Tu 6el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-26

Sur con el camino que del pueblo de
Aguas BuenaS conduce al de Cidra, Y
por el Oeste antes con doia Ana Flo
res y Carrasquil'o y don r. quiel Flo
res, hoy con mas terrenos dc don Jose
i. Morales y Diaz.
(c) predio dc trreno situado en-
q barrio de Atulas del L mino mu-
nicipal de Aguas Buenas compuesto
de treinta y cuatro y media cuer-
das, equivalentes trece hcrtareas,
cincuenta y cinco areas i noventa y
ocho centiareas colndaute por el
Norte con el camino de harrio de
Juan Astncio, sea antigua coirdan-
Ella de don Pedro Juan Lopez Evan
gels a Cainacho; por q Ocstc antes
con dou Ezequiel Flores Y Carlasqui-
llo, patlici0 Rivera don Jose Garri-
ga, hoy con mas trr.tno- dc don lCsG
i. Morales ! Diaz; por el Sur con el
exprcsado don Jose Flores, por el
Este antes con don Nicolas Qdl6nes
por su hi don Oscar Il SUCCESSION
de Ana Flores, hoy con q repetido
Jose /. Morales y Diaz J la carretera
que cor duce dc Aguas Buenas a Co.
merio.
'or lanto y habtndoae orlena-
do por el honorable Pedro }crgne de
Ia Concha, Juez de esta Corte, que Sc
anuncic por edictos la conversion de
poss sion dc dominic solicita a, para
que los que Sc consideren perjudica-
dos puedan oponerse prcsentando la
opor nna demanda en- el plazo de
ounce diss naturales;
Llbro el presente para su pub i
caci6n, d solicitud del promovente
Ell cl period co la DEMocRAclA que
St cdita en- San Juan de Puerto Rico.
Dado baio nj firma Gu Caguas
P. R.,) a 20 de JUNO de 1907
NIcoLAsS AGuAYo,
Secretario de la Cote Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-26
IIcAID|l De COMtl|0

AL pUBLICO.-Por la presente Sc
haoe saber: que los remates siguientes
tendran lugar en- el salon de la casa-alcal-
dia de este pueblo, el dia as del corriente.
A las horas que mas abajo Sc EXPIRE
san QuedAtAn cerradas las hcitaciones, y
se proeedera abrir los pliegos presenta-
dos.
Las proposiciones Sc prssentaran des-
de media bora antes a Ia sefialada para
cada aeto, q saber:
E4tracci6n de basuras aesyerbo, de
Ia plaza, 4 la II m.
Alumbraio p6blico. q las p. nj,
Medieinas q enfermos pobres, q las 3
p. M.
Los pliegos de condolences que regi-
ran eh las subastas sc encuentran ell la
Secretaria del Ayuntamiento, q disposi-
ei6n del que desee examinarlos.
comerfo, juuio II de I9o7.-ANTO-
Mo COLON, Alcalde sustituto.
4-4S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-26
CAROLINA

Junta Escolar - Presidential
Vacantes las escuelaS de este distrito
escolar, Sc anuncian al p1blico,
para que los aspirantes a su desem-
peiio, presente sus solicitudes en- el
pla7o de ditz diaS, que principiaran
d contarse desde Ia publication de
este anuucio. Carolina "a de JUNO
de 1907. P&niagHa, presidente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-26
VICTOR HUGO

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de ceebrdad nacente aude eos para repere
lodo de ella por ella para ella Esas solo de amor
no hablan mas de por permanecean
puro ejempo del amor ideal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-26

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