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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
HOTGI.! OIviRS'!

Dicese que el periodico repu-
blicano de esta ciudad tiene dos
asiduos colaboradores eli el Depar.
tamento Superior de Sanidad, que
perciben sueldos del gobierno insu-
lar y sin embargo lie zahieren sola.
padamente en- sus escritos.
-Ha sido absuelto por la Cor.
te Municipal de Carolina el pOlicia
insular Migual H. Blanes, acusado
de acometimiento y aggression 4 Ce-
clio Correa, vecino de Can6vanas.
Defendio al acusado el aboga.
do sefior Massari.
S%DESEA COLoCARSE eff
una fabrica, empresa, compafiia &
ofcina comercial un caballero. Hon,
rado, active, inteligente, sera una
buena adquisici6n que hara la fir.
ma que 10 coloque. Conoce bass
tante ingles hasta eli extreme de
sosiener correspondence en- ese idio.
ma. Para la redacci6n de anuncios
no hay quien 10 mejore asi como
para llevar correspondence en- los
dos idiomas. Aunque su trabaio
vale 100 pesos mensuales, 10 hace
por la mitad 8 POGO mas, interim Sc
va conociendo su aptitud.
La DEMocRAcIA 10 reconiien.
is y ~ eatas ohcinss informarAn,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25

fe; zero con una dureza que ha
agotado nl vida; he levan-
tldo un plantel de ensefianza, a!
fin, bien conocido EN- toda la Ame-
rica, y la America entera sabe que
aqui hay I'LL puertorriqueiio que ha
hecho algo bueno en- medic de esta
lucha titanica de competencia des-
piadada. puerto RIO nada sa6e
dc ESQ., Puerto Rico sabe ahora que
Sulsona ha sido arrestado. iQue
gran noticia, que goce tan inti1no
que gloria -! Esto Sc
anuncia por quien saba aqui antes
de enviar esos recortes que su acu-
saci6n no me alcanzaba, porque es-
ia es la verdad, porque este es Ell
sentir y el pensar de los nuestros
buenos que han estado q mi lado.
~, a pesar de todo, Sc lanzan esos
recortes 4 la publicidad en- la buena
i,la. iAh, heroes! Ning1n dano
me hacen. Me hacen un bien; me
luuncian.. Nadie 6 ninguno de
SOS reptiles que Sc arrantran cau-
telosos en- las sombras de Ia envi-
dia la envido los recortes de les
perlodicos que de continue traen
Ialguna loa para Sulsona, 8 para su
| Istituto; no, ESQ no; ESQ no cuadra
Ia su fines.
| Por dicha nuestra, estos que
tai proceden son bien pocos aqui
| Sc les conoce perfectamente; Sc le:
Iseiiala. Esteriles para el bien dt
su raza, de su pals, y para la obr;
generosa del engrandecimiento d,
los suyos, cuando estos merecen se
Igrandes. Ellos envidian; no emu
Ian; Sc igualan 8 quieren igualars'
restando; no sumando. Ahl estaf
estacionados, furias del bien aiero
lividos de rabia por la gloria d
quien ha podido conquistarla. TO
dos les conocen. Todos les CONC
cemos. Y adn todos les perdona
i No habra prisa ell hacer sabe
que Sulsona es INOEENTE; n
hay necesidad. Mis- amigos de ah
: saben que no soy capaz de NADIA ne
; fando; mi vida entera ha sido TN
;onsagraci6n al bien y a la honra
] lez; ellos 10 diran 4 todo el mundo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
Il Doctor lIVIlI

No vamos a juzgar los trabajos
)rofesionales del ilustrado galeno
on cuyo nombre encabezamos el
1resente. Tampoco vamos a pro-
ligarle alabanzas y elogios que en-
n ida aumentarian su bien cimenta-
la reputation professional.
Somos profanos cn la ciencia
le curar y al traer el nombre del
1uerido doctor Zavala q eStas CO.
..umnas, es para cumplir una deuda
de gratitud que con &l tenemos con-
traida.
Este ilustrado facultativo aca-
5a de arrancar de las garras de la
muerte a Tin hijo mio.
Era un case asaz desesperado.
Una febre perniciosa desarroll6se,
V Dor momentos veiamos morir al
paciente. FL doctor Zavala q la ca.
becera del enfermo, lucha tenazmen.
te y logra, merced a grandes esfuer'
zos, veneer ell principle la brusca
acometida de la perniciosa. Perc
en- ese mismo momento y cuandc
crefamos salvado al enfermo, he alb
que una complication inesperads
aparece; una pulmonfa ensehorease
del va depauperado ORGANISING de
enfermo, presentandosele ocasior
propicia al doctor Zavala para po
ner a prueba SIT grandes conoci
mientos patol6gicos ast como su:
Iinagotables recursos terapeuticos
hasta veneer gallardamente Ell es;
lucha titanica salvando la vida
nuesIo hijo y devolviendo col
ella la tranquilidad Y el sosiego
mi hogar.
No terninare estos NAL hilvana
dos renglones sin antes agregar
dicho doctor el testimonio de IN
gratitud ell nombre de nuestra ia
milia y el milo propio, por el altruis
mo Y asiduidad con que en- el cas-
presente nos ha servido.
EMILIO CosTAS.
Pefiuelas, Enero I9 de 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
O'OsTuN|OlO

Sc vende por no ejercerse la in
lustria azucarera, la siguiente ma
luinaria de un aiio de uso:
centrifugas Hepworth mode
10 7, con un mezclador de 90 P. c.
lie capacidad, con triturador a todo
el largo; un motor para las mismas
lie SKIP; una caldera multitubulai
de o6oxo2nxE3'3a 3a con su bomba y
demas accessories.
Para mas informes dir;girse q
Jorge Bird y Leon, Fajardo. So.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
AV1S0

Proposic mes en- pliego cerra
do para los itpresos del Consejc
Executive corr pondientes a la Pri
mera Session de Ia cuarta Asamblef
Legislative de Puerto-Rico (excep
to la impression de proyecto de ley
va adjudicada) Sc recibiran hast'
las II de la mahana del lunes 28 d,
Enero de 1907, Ell que seran abier
tos los pliegos adjudicandose e
contrato. Para mas informes, acd
dase q w. R, Bennett, Secretari'
de dicho Consejo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
R0AA Y !UAuA OE IRCO

En- el salon de Consistorios, ell
Papa la presidido una reunion de
la Sagrada Congregation de Ritos
para discutir sobre el proceso de
santifcaci6n de Juana de ARGOS.
En- los Centres del Vaticano sc
piensa que 81 el Papa santifca
Juana de Arco el efecto de eSta ca.
nonizacion sera enorme singular,
mente ell Francia, Ell este momento
de luchas religiosas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25

Far Rockaway, Enero 10, 1907.
Senior Director de
LA DEMocRACIA (*)
San Juan, P. R.
Estimado amigo:
Por carta recibida aquf por uno
de mis- alumnos, me he enterado de
que va por ahi han circulado yeeor
les de periodicos en- los que Sc dice
que he sido arrestado por un SUI
puesto delito.
Pena no pudo causarme el su-
frir este ultraje de la justicia, pues
el martir es si1npatico a la humani-
dad, la mayor parte buena y gene
rosa. No pudo causarme intran-
|quilidad, porque la inocencia no te-
me; solo espera.
Mi amigo el Lcdo. Martin Ira
lvieso tiene va en- su poder una rela-
| zion de 10 que ME ha acontecido, y
creo que e1 tendra mucho gusto Ell
enterarle de esos hechos que no me
leshonran (los de los recortes)
Iporque no pueden imputarseme
antes bien, enaltecen mas mi cafac
tier, cuando no han podido, nj su
ponerseme por quienes me conocen
nj probarse ell mi.
II Afortunadamente estoy tran
quilo al frente de la direction de tn
colegio, y aqueNo ha pasado, come
pasan las nubes ante el sol, sin EN-
paiiar su brillo; hacienda, tai vez
mejor, que brille luego con mas pu
ros y raros resplandores.
Pero no es de este mfo de |,
que me quiero ocnpar aqui; es d
|algo mas que Sc agita en- el fond
de toda esta miseria; es del now
que inspira ese afan de desacredi
arnos los unos 4 los otros, cuand
Sc nos presenta oportunidad apa
rentemente propicia.
81, amigo mio; hace va alguuo
amos que me separ6 de ustedes
buscando un medic Ell donde pode
,jercer mis- actividades. Vine aqui
establecl mi empresa, con los esca
SOS recursos con que contaba; h
: Iuchado con un denuedo sin limites
Ia Experimental angustias y pr
Ivaciones inhnitas; ha trabajado CO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
IRlGULO! ER'UctNS

Camisetas de hilo de Escocia blan
cas- y crudas de varias clases, calceti
nes negros, blaucos y de fantasia, Me
dias de todas clases para seforas, cal
cetines para niiios. Pahuelos de hilo
bordados, desde so centavoS hasta SI5C
uno. Perfumerfa de las mejores mar
cas- francesas. Polvos, jabones, brillan
tina, aceite etc, etc. Todo este Sc en-
cuentra en- el paris BazaD, de Pedr,
Giuste, Fortaleza u.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
VIsO a los ssfIrss PT0fe|0T,!

Vacantes a1n CINCO escuelas
rurales Ell esta jurisdiction, Sc avi-
|sa a los seiiores Profesores rurales
que desean servirlas, Sc sirvan re.
mitir sus solicitudes al Secretario de
la Junta Escolar, don Juan Cordero.
La asignacion mensual como
rRenta Casa Habitaci6n para macs.
trosn es de 81.
Atentamente, Pedro Queyo Bian.
90, Presidente Junta Escolar.
Lola, P, R. Enero l9, 1907, 4-.I
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Carta del seior Su|sona

ellos convenceran quienes 10 du-
den.
81, amigo nio; esos heroes de
la sombra no han procurado jamas
dar q conocer nj el alcance nj el
merito de mi empresa; no dicen que
Sulsona ofrece y cumple TIN PROS
PECTO que tiene para la circula-
ci6n general; que un Lib,o de Tes-
timoaios dice quien es el director y
10 que es su colegio; que Tin Album,
que Sc distribuye gratis, muestra
la perfecta installation del institute,
dando una cabal idea de sus como
didades y recursos materiales. No
Use dice que el institute tenia s6 IN
TERNos antes de ser Sulsona arres-
tado y que al volver a el, libre, En-
coNTR6 50. Que de estos alumuos
Sc graduarana a fin de este curso, ~;
que estos alumnos proceden de to-
das las naciones de America y a1n
de Europa; Esto Sc queda
para satisfaction de los verdaderos
conpatriotas; de aquellos 4 quienes
sus ocupaciones tai vez no les per
miten hacerme Ell bien de una bite
na propaganda; pero nj tampoco el
NAL de difamarme por medic de re.
cortes de peri6dicos que me aluden
err6neamente
Y termino, amigo mio, SIN
rERMINAR, porque este es asunto
que Sc presta a inuchas considera-
clones, que-la Gallo, porque Sc bien
lque usted las conoce tai vez mejor
lque 20.
Sin mas dc usted sinceratnente,
J. D. SuI.soNA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
lLGALOIA MUNICIPAL
DE GALES

Vacante la plaza de Official de
Sanidad por renuncia de quien Ia
desempefara, la que esta dotada
>on el haber anual de novecientos
iollars, Sc auuncia al publico para
que en- el termino de veinte dfas
presenter sus solicitudes los aspi.
-antes, Ell la o6cina del Alcalde.
Io2 p. Santiago, Alcalde Mu
licipal.
GALES, EuerO 3 de 1907, J
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25

(*) Dc antique conocemos Ia
rectitud y la honorabilidad de mites
tro buen amigo cl sehor Sulsona y
muchas veces insert6 LA DEMocRA-
GA elogios nuestros al plantel de
ensenanza que dirige en- Nueya York
y que ha trasladado q Rockaway,
reformandolo y mejorandola Sc
|gdn nuestras recientes notas. 81
concepto que nos merece este respe-
table caballero es el mismo alto con.
,epto de siempre.
N. de la K.
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IIraIdii Municipal De GirOIiDs

En- poder de don Tulio Diaz,
Sc encuentra depositado un -caballo
bayo, como de ocho aiios de edad,
de seis cuartas de alzada, paso trote,
pobre de crimes, conducido al corral
de animales detenidos, sin que Sc
haya presentado persona alguna a
solicitarlo.
81 dentro de treinta dias a con-
tar del fltimo anuncio, no Sc justi-
fca la propiedad por el que Sc crea
ser dueho, Sc procedera 4 SUI rema-
te.
Carolina 10 Euero Ioo7.-Nar-
esa fagl Alcalde. 3-3-s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
HASES ESPECIALES
Para maestyos yurabs y gradnados.

Para maesfr0S yNYaEas y gradHados.
Los j6venes y seiioritas que de.
seen prepararse para los examenes
de JUNO, pueden asistir a las esta-
blecidas en- Rio Piedras, Sol "a, por
la Profesora Principal Sra. Ana Ro-
que de Duprey.
Clases diarias 3 alternas de a
3 horas.
Tanbien da clases por cores
pondencia.
Precios m6dicos..
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%En la calle de San Jose, nd.
nero ?, se,admiten huespedes con pu
pilaje complete y Sc alquilan habita.
clones, D,
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tin. OF Virginia. lie never tells one ex-
cept to illustrate a point. and then usually
only among his intimate friends, for Sen
ator Martin Is Ike the late Senator Cor
man. a man Of reserve to those who do
not know him. About the time ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland gave out his interview
during the fan of 1903, saying that it was
time for the Democracy 10 return 10 san
ity, Senator Martin was asked what he
thought O. that remark He replied with
a story. which ran something like this;
"A party of gentlemen were playing
poker, and among those in the game was
an old man who had a fine run of luck
during the fOrepart of the night. lie was
winning everything. and never overlooked
the opportunity 10 remind the other play
ers that no gentleman would sit in a
poker game who did not have the money
in his pocket 10 meet his losses. Later in
the night the lane turned, as every lane
does. and the old man began 10 lose. His
words of caution grew fewer and less
frequent as his pile dwindled. and were
heard no more toward the last of the
game. Then came the end, and the reck-
onng Of the chips. He Was asked 10
cash in, and had to admit with evident
embarrassment that he didn't have cent
left Why didn't you tell Us that; no
gentleman would bet in a poker game
who did not have the money in his pocket
to cash his losses Yes. confessed the
old man, I did, but it was id unfor-
tunate remark.
To-morrow-The Law and the Pie
makers.
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Observation-Disclosures
Policemen Ask $4,000 Damages from
Man They Had Arrested.
Officers Walters and SJrobeI Deny
O'TOOIe's AmdaVit That They Hit
Him over the Head.

Patrick O'Toole 20 Alpheus I. Walters
and Charles A. Strobel. two of Washing
tons finest" doctors-to damage for
loss Of reputation. caused by the filing
Of charges with the police trial board,
5000 to each officer. $1,000
This would be-. tn effect. the bin Of par
tlcuIars. If one were necessary in such
litigation. that would accompany two suits
fled yesterday IN the District Supreme
Court. IN which Patrick OToole "a
pIasterer 10y trade is named as defendant
AIphcus /. Walters and Charles a. Str0-
bel. privates on The Metropolitan police
force and connected with the Third pre-
Cinct, are the parties aggrieved.
According 20 their separate declarations.
filed by Attorney W. r. Ambrose, each
claiming damages to the extent OF 5000.
O'Toole made an affidavit TO suhstdntiate
charges against them in which he swore
that on the occasion Of his arrest. August
G last, az Twenty-flrst street and Virginia
avenue northwest for disorderly conduct,
the officers used unnecessary force and
raped him over the head with their
sticks. They also choked him, he stated;
and he further alleged that the officers
had Il IN for him" because OF testimony
given by him adversely TO them in a case
I'm which they We're Interested.
These allegations the officers deny, and
complain 10 the court that their hereto
fore uusu.licd regulations have been
smirched. and their superiOTs, brother
officers, neighbors. and friends made 10
believe by the alleged false charges that
they are guilty Of assaultiug a person
whom they had under arrest.
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PLACES OF INTEREST.

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10 .. m THE original Declaration IT Independ-
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About Notable Americans
By FREDERIC j. HASKIN
By FREDERIC J. HASKIN.

the position he was To occupy. This made
COnkling a hero in the eyes or the col
ored people. and Senator Bruce named
his son after him.
One of the brightest corporation law
yers in New York is Judge c. J. Moore.
native Virginian. At the recent meet
ing Of the Virginia Bar Association he
told some of his friends little story OF
an experience he had had not long before.
I was going down the gangplank OF
steamer said he, 'and there was
strong crush from behind. Accidentally.
l stepped on the train Of the skirt OF a
lady in front Of ne. I prepared TO apollo
giZe, but before I could do so She eX-
claimed. Keep on my skirts, you brute,
your Then she turned around, and, see
ing ! was "a stranger. said, in the mildest
tone possible, oh, I beg your pardon l
thought 1t was nay husbandr
One Of the best story teliers in the
United States Senate is Thomas 5. Mar
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ADMIRAL WALKERS WILL.
Estate Valued at $3.50, 900 Left 60
widow and Five Children.


A quarter of a million dollars in per-
soual property, and securities and real
estate valued AT $4,000. comprise the es-
tate left by the late Rear Admiral John
@. Walker, according 10 the petition
filed by his widow yesterday in the Pro
bate Court, asking that his will. dated
March 6, 1913. be admitted 10 probate
Mrs. RebeCca W. Walker. the widow, is
TO have, during her life. the use Of the
entire estate, with the exception Of SEQ
90. OF tLis amount she Is directed by
the VIII 20 turn over $4,000 70 the Massa-
chusetts Hospital Life Insurance Com
pany. Of Boston. 20 be held by the com
pany in trust TO pay the net income In
equal shares To- four of the admiraIs
children. Mrs. Frances Pickering Thomas
Mrs Susan Walker Fitzgerald Henry
Pickering Walker. and Sarah Cochrane
Walker. The remaining $4,000 she Is 10
invest and pay the income 10 another son
II the admiral. James W G.. Walker, who
is In the naval service
At the death Of Mrs Walker Il is
provided shat the remaining estate be
equally divided among the FIVE children.
Mrs Walker is named as eXecUtriX.
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CENSUS REPORT COMPLETE.
Indian Territory and Oklahoma
Enumeration Done

A full report of the census of Okla
hOma and the Indian Territory has been
received by the Attorney General from
the Census Bureau.
This census was provided for in the act
providing statehood for the two terri
tories, and the object of the enumeration
is to determine whether there has been
a proper division OF the new State into
Congressional districts. The constitution
for the new State has been exam
ined by Attorney General Bonaparte with
the object Of finding out whether il con
forms in all respects to the enabling act
and to the Constitution of the United
States, and Mr.. Bonaparte will make a
report TO the President
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SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

The tttr-5ls-th session viii begin September =
aud continue eight months. students matric1lated
TT dag instruction ONLY Ir uiElt lectures being
given Practical laboratory ucrs under svecal in-
strae-ar- ln ANATOMY, Physiology. histology.
lHf1nstrE- Fl1Tuagglcsy. .Iataaiogy. and Bacteri.
Irartcll WORK in hospitals e sity and 30 the Uni
ye7-ity Hospital For circulars address the dean.
DT. ". NJ. hOBER. 60 Il street
DENTAL DEPARTMENT
Exceptional opportunities are Offend for modem
alQ strictly rrst-cass educatiou III dentistry.
Session begins September q
" y COGAN. D. d. s. $50 II :.
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!. NJ. C. A. INSTITUTE 9 SsS'. ~
1896 C STREET

OFrrs rra-tfcal courses e study IT. Commercial
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tory subjects Class wUrk conducted az night f-N
90 10 O'Clock Faculty Il 2 instructors c. students
season. 1856. superb educational equipment. with
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Hfe-Rlrs helps Regular membership calendar year
s. Moderate class fees bay school. courses ID
English. Mathematics and Mechanical drawing.
Opening nislt FRIDAY. September 4. FOr bulletin
terms. &c, apply %
MIRON J. JONES. Director.
Phone isa lI55 G street
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Washington College of Law.

Twelfth year opens Monday. September 90 For
women ard men. Regular law course for degree
Bachelor q Laws Graduate course for degree
Master u Laws Evening sessions exclusively
Tuition 50 Vtr year Fer further information
and application blanks address the Dean New
Metropolitan Bank Building. Phone NJ ass
seI2IU
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Cooley Returns from Erin.

Assistant Attorney General Cooley has
returned to Washington from trip
through the Far West, where he went to
organize the machinery for carrying out
the provisions Of the new naturalization
law. In many localities special assistant
attorneys have been appointed
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jamestown visitors are arriving daily
and looking for furnished rooms. An al.
IN The Herald will get them. The Herald
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