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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14

and for whitening and preserving the bones
trade
The stock place for person Here the
shelves full of skulls of all shapes and which by
been broken
pieces and naturally together with brass
drawers filed with small bones and heaps
with still larger bones ettered and numbered In ad
joining dozens wokmen the bones and
pairing them for the wirers.
Passing though laboratory and warehouse where
of hckncsses with springs of all varieties
mounting the skeletons and tools
putting together reach the where the final
work is done.
1t is here articulating
while his neghbors skulls fastening
skulls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
PH0NED "PA" FOR CONSENT
Hs Gave 1t by Telegraph, and Happy
Pair Were Married

clarence Stuart, aged 26, OF Beanhill,
a. l., and Miss Maud Stanton, Is, daugh-
"a OF George w. Stanton Of Hagaman;
~ y, arrived at the Beardsley house.
"'hsted. Conn. and announced that they
20 come 10 be married. The bridal
aamner was assigned TO them, Return
. from visit to Town Clerk Bassett,
mo refused to issue them a marriage
rense without the consent OF Miss Stan
"a y, s parents. the prospective bridegroom
"a Landlord Reuter- that he wanted two
~ms Instead OF one. The astonislcd
nolord complied with the request Miss
Hsnton telephoned her father for consent
her marriage. it came by telegraph.
le license was secured and the Rev. b.
huuer performed the ceremony.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
SPANIEL GETS RELIGION
Canine Has a Change of Heart and At
tends Church

Tbls is the story OF little cocker
SPANIEL who has got religion" He be-
lcags 10 Mrs. l. Wells Wheaton OF llli-
rls. guest OF the Rev. Floyd Tom
ltns, rector Of Toly Trinity. New York.
Bib followed his mistress 10 church
% Sunday last. and after she had en-
pred the church waited until she was
unforably seated and the services had
ksun before entering himself. The con-
nent when "Bib'' strolled lelsurely down
es broad aisle and, taking a conspicu-
tcs position I'm front of the pulpit, lis
iinsd attentively to the Rev. Mr., Tom
rls discourse until the minister him
vi began to get nervous, as Bib barked
tJproval when the pastors fist hit the
nlp!t The sexton tried to eject BIB, I"
,ct In vain. and finally II was decided to
VI the animal see the service out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
Staggered the Beauty Editor

and handed him three The mother herself might
the
W only of the for each suggested
Editor his kindest fatherly
'Tbat's why brought three, said the mother
don't mean the
''That's exactly what | do mean, said the mother
"They sisters pcts resemble each other much
pod think consider that col
family
which think
consider them collectively and know they could
matched.''
THAT kind Of parental that the likes
mothers would show
attractveness would
multiplied fold He has with thou
received, this
n
-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
TURKEYS DRUNK ON NESTS
Farmer Adopts New Method of Forcing
HatchineS

In Dover. Del. turkey hens drugged
with whiskey, TO compel them TO remain
on their nests, is the latest method of
Matching On the farm Of Samuel unro.
near Cheswold, two turkeys strayed from
their nests. Frequent draughts OF whis-
key induced the turkeys to stay on their
nests OF twenty-five chicken eggs each
When forty eight young chickens ap-
peared the farmer decided to try the eX-
pertinent again. second setting was
obtained more whiskey used ana lne
farmer expects good results,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
HEN BEAT ALL EGG RECORDS
Lays Triple Yolked Product Measuring
Over a Foot Around.

A hen belonging 10 Charles Woolrldse
OF Libertyyile. Ill, has beaten all rec
ords In egg laying, for size at least.
Not satisfied with the usual methods en-
ployed by the noble American hen. she
has become a disciple of the frenzied life
and is laying triple yolked eggs. Twice
recently she has laid eggs with three
perfect yollss inside. The eggs. nearly
six inches long, measure over a foot
around The lemon she has handed the
neighboring feathered aspirants for egg
laylng honors has caused them TO give
up In disgust \ strike Is on In all the
neighboring hepneries.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
CLOTHES MUST FIT
Must Show Curves of Woman, Says an
Ohio Court.

OnlO court.
why. that gown would never NJ my
lines asserted Miss Hattie ]. Willis as
she stood UP in court In Cleveland, o.. In
order that her figure might become an
exhibit In an action to recover SAL from
tailor, paid TO him for what she de-
clared was nothing moro than bag. -
After a plea so eloquent and logical that
Portals famous prayer would sound like
who is a court stenographer and knows
a lot OF law, sat down with an air OF con-
Iidence. Then the dlgnifed Judge Brown
spoke He said that clothes we're made
TO display a woman's curves, not TO hide
them. "a suit" said he. that does not
suit is not a suit. TO suit is To ilt," al
which stern reason tho face of Louis
Weinberg. the tailor, fell and Miss Wills
smiled approvingly. Weinberg must re-
turn to Miss Willis the Sal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
BENZINE CAUSES HAVOC
Queer Form of Accident Caused by
Runaway Team.

A man with wagon load OF benzine
made a record On the road near Trie
France His horse was scared by an
automobile and ran away, The man fell
to the road and was killed. The horse
ran against a wall and killed itself. The
bcnzine was scattered along the road and
q foolish boy came along with match
and started g good fire, which burned
him seriously and farmhouse completely.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14

Physicians medical schools must have
human we'll completely artcuatcd skeletons
Of adults children. But whence do these Gomez
For which need here stated tbat France
the skeleton producing and Paris the gay city OF
hght the The business naturally conducted
with The ordinary inquirer would be able learn little
Of
he skeleton factory according the information obtained by
10 Investigator exceptional facilities under government
being
MS monopoly 1t said that he has branch IN London and
another New York departments for ordinary taxi
"crmy and the skeetonizng of animals and birds
10 this factory the bodies criminals from the dis
ng schools and also bodies of different races
sent home by travellers The first of treatment
occupies several chemicals used the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
WANT AID. BRINGS BRIDE
Widower From Pennsylvania Weds a
La Crosse Widow

Effectiveness OF newspaper advertising
was demonstrated In a peculiar case at
La Crosse, Wis, upon the arrival OF ].
w, Guthrie of Bodines, Pa. 10 marry
for n hclpmeet and received an offer
from Mrs Baker. a La Crosse widow
with grown children, Guthrie also has a
grown son. who accompanied him here
for the wedding. The wedding was held
Saturday at the home of c, H Baker.
son of the bride The groom is 40 years
old and his bride is many years his senior.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
HORSE BITE POISONOUS
Arabian Stallion SeiEes Ann OF Man
Who Is Hitching 1t UP.

Andrew Troppman OF Winona. MINI. is
in a critical condition blood poisoning be-
ing feared, from the bite OF an infur'ated
Arabian stallion by which he wes attacked
YESTERDAY The animal is owned by w.
G, McCurcheon, and Troppman was hitch
ing il up The animal had been acting
ugly and suddenly lunged at him and
seized his arm In its teeth. Iroppnan
lie was saved only by fellow workman.
who beat the animal over the head with
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
HEN WORKS IN DARK
Rural Carriers Biddy Lays Eggs Be
fore Daylight,

Frank Watts, carrier on rural route No.
(, out OF Mankato. Mimi, has a hen
that is more than usually industrious.
He has observed recently that she gets
down from the roost before daylight In
the morning, finds the nest and lays an
egg-a nice. large. brown one-and has
her days work ali done when the other
fowls wake up. Mr., Watts raises poul-
try as a side issue. and as his duties
call him away early in the morning. he
is obliged to do his chores before day
light. He has for some time noticed the
hen, and Is now endeavoring 10 train the
rest OF his hens to get up and get through
labDrS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
DEAD, BUT MAY BE ALIVE
Doctors Say Death, but Mans Father
Thinks il Is Trance

Though il is six days since Ernest
Cobb OF Millington. Mich. was pronounced
dead by physicians. his appearance is so
lifelike that his father. believing him to
be in n trance refuses TO allow him TO
be buried. His color rs the same as In
life and tests indicate life still exists.
Cobb who is % years old. WAS found,
apparently asleep, six days ago, and all
efforts to rouse him were vain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
Killed by Stick Hurled at Rat.

Frank Smckler died in st. Joseph's
hospital, Yonkers. N Y. a result OF
o blow on the head from a stick thrown
at rat The blow caused conclusion
OF the brain. Coroner Wiesendanger eX-
oneraied Joseph 4, Mcdonald. who threw
the stick.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
HAD SEVENTEEN WIVES
Bogus Doctor in Ohio Has Marrying
Mania

The husband of at least seventeen
young women, all OF whom he heeccd OF
their savings. is the record OF John Car
Yer. now being sought by the police of
Cincinnati. Under the name of ''Dr
Marion" he recently married Miss Alice
Nandcman, the pretty daughter OF Judge
Vandeman Of Dayton, O.. from whom he
got $1,000, only to leave her stranded in
New York. He is also known as DR.
r. G. Stewart DR.. Kelley and DR., Nc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
Largest Woman s Club.

The largest woman's club in the world
is In Sierra Leone. on the west coast OF
as Mendiland, after the chief town.
MendL over 1000 women are members
of the great club. which Is known as the
"Bundu" and the club Itself is divided
into many sections.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
SPARROW AND LE0PARDS
ard Wins Out in Outgeneralling the |
Animals.

Ubna a crowd OF wondering children
,..ked through the bars Of the leopard
are at Central Park, New York, a flut-
.s,nc little sparrow. the helpless prey Of
IN lively leopard cubs, practically played
a. lis life, and in the end won out, while
10 snarling mother leopard looked as
Tm0h she wanted 10 give her soft heart
4 Young ones q. lively thrasbing Early
q the day Jennie, the agile mother.
ssuRht the un1ucky bird, and after de-
sosiiIng II between the cubs, stretched
ssgt in corner, satisfied that the young
ssrs would know what TO do with n.
Fbe bird. recovering partly from its
jdrht, Joined the two cubs at play. and
men, when II felt strong enough, coolly
ssroad out Its wings and scared away.
2nnIe was very much disgusted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
CARPET TACKS IN FOOD
Connecticut Man Objects to Nails IN
His Hash.

Walter NJ, Warren, leweler, well:
to.do and residing in the best part OF
Meridian, Conn, caused his VIE to
be arraigned in the Police court today
for a series of alleged assaults, which
included striking him and tampeThlng hng
Yesterday when he says he discovered
nnrnnf tnrks in his food.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
BRIDE IS, GROOM SO
Aged Man and Sister Of First Wife
Are Married.

Their combined ages totaling 16S years
John Groves and Matilda Miller were
married at Pennington, Ia, being II Is
believed the oldest couple ever married
In the State. The bride who Is a sister
OF Groves's first wife. is SO years old.
served and apparently were as much in
terestcd In the ceremony which made
them ore as brides and bridegrooms usu-
ally are,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
CATTLE ATTACK TRAINMEN
Two Injured and Conductor Chased Up
TelepraDh Pole

Maddened by pain, thirty head OF cat
tie which escaped from cars In a Katy
wreck near Argyle, Tex. attacked the
trajnmen, two OF whom were injured,
Conductor G.. w. Jones. who escaped un-
injured fought the cattle off until the
arrival OF farmers. who rescued the train
men. In the meantime a wild steer chased
Jones up q telegraph pole and he was
compelled 10 shoot II before he could get
down
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
HATPIN KILLS cow
Steel Pierces Heart of Animal That
Swallows It.

Swallowing a hat pin lost by some one
in the haymow, a COW belonging to :. S.
the carcass showed that the pin had
pierced the heart of the cow One end
OF the steel protruded about an inch and
the other, with the black head attached
stood out about two Inches from the
other side OF the heart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
Hero Is Real Catoctopus.

.,aundreds Of children are flocking to
: i nome nome OF John Buscher, In the village
Wlnheika. ILL.,, TO see his cat, which
= lour Kittens Joined together In a fash
OF The SiAmese twins.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-18
HOT|C|AS GEAERLES
Reclamation de terre-
nos po1' el Municipio
de esta ciudad.
PARA Ell CAPITOLIO
Condena por fraude Il Era.
|. rio de Pto. Rico. -.Nueva
casa mercantll,
El AYuntamiento de S;

El Ayuntamiento de San Juan
reclama Ia propiedad de los terre-
nos adyacentes al lugar denomina-
do vulgarmente "Parque Col6na q
la salida para Puerta de Terra.
Estos terrenos, segIn una ley vota-
da Gu la Ultima Asamblea Legislati-
va, van a ser traspasados Ell forma
legal, parte a la sJunta Escolar de
San Juan y parte 4 la con1isi6n
nombrada para la erection del Ca
pitolio de Puerto Rico.
Nos comunican nuestros ami
gos los sehores Aguayo Hermanos,
de Caguas, que por vencilniento
de plazo de constitution ha quedado
dlsuelta la nercantil que giraba en-
dlcha ciudad bajo aquel nombre,
ConstltuyendoSe otra nueva, que
girara bajo la raz6n Aguayo Her
manos, S. Ell c., de la cual es socio
sestor don Carlos A. Aguayo y
Martl y comanditario don Nicolas
]. Aguayo y Marti, concediendo
poder general para que los repre-
sente Ell todos sus negosios 4 don
Rafael Carreras y Marti. Muchas
prosperidades deseamos 4 la nueva
casa.
En- Cialcs fut condenado Juan
Nh Rosario a IS dias de carcel, por
fraude al Erario F1blico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-18
DESDE AGUAD|LLA
Un percance cinegetico.
Nino 1nuerto, segIn Sc
dice.--Caso fortuito.
CUERPO De BOMBEROS
Gran entusiasmo. ,.Curande-
ro espirltista, absuelto. u
De regreso.

Hasta nosotros llega la noticia
de que, Ell uno de los barrios de la
jurisdiction de San Sebastian, fue
muerto un niiio de corta edad, por
dos cazadores que Sc entretenian ell
ese sport. Seg1n informes, el he
cho fue absolutamente casual.
Ampliaremos mas los detalles
de este tragico suceso, 81 es que es
clerto como Sc nos dice.
Relna gran entusiasmo Ell
esta cludad con motive de la reor-
ganizaci6n del cuerpo de Bomberos.
Sus iniciadores, nuestros amigos
don Simeon Rovira y don Victor
Calder6n, ell union del alcalde Sc
nor Esteves, y de los seiiores Linan
y Casellas, no descansan uu solo
momento Ell la comisi6n que Sc
han impuesto y AFRICAN la esperan-
"a de que antes de TN mes. mas
tardar, este todo va arreglado.
Sc nos asegura que va han
sido encargados a los Estados Uni.
dos una he7mosa bomba, mangue-
ras y demas titles indispensables
para el cuerpo de Bomberos de
Aguadilla.
-Nuestro distinguido amigo
y correligionario el Lcdo. en- far
macia don Simeon Rovira, Is eli Vi
ce-consul de la Rep1blica domini-
cana EN- esta ciudad, yn0 el seiior
Philippi, como equivocadamente di-
jeramos en- una de nuestras 1Itimas
revistas a LA DEMoCRAcIA. Valga
la aclaraci6n.
La otra tarde, seg1n Sc nos
informa, Sc volc6 una yola de pasa-
jeros, cayendose al aqua un CONT
mental que iba para abordo de una
goleta americana, surta en- nuestro
puerto. Parece Que ese naufragio
fue 4 consccucncia de que dicho-
con- mental estaba un POGO.
mattad0.
FL doctor Monagas, de esta
cluGad, ha presentado denuncia an
te e. Tribunal competente contra el
clue. .,dano Ramon Medina, vecino
del 5arrio de aCaimito-altoO, Dor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-18
DESDE L. .c|DRA
Estado pr6spero y flo
'eciente del pueblo.
Sociedad selecta.
BUENOy ElEMENTOS
Guardia Nacional, - Centro
Social Una gran fAbrica
Doscientos operarios.

Mayo 15.-Hace tres afios que
dando TN paseo por este pueblo, pu
de observar su pobre estado y falt;
de elementos sociales. La mayo1
parte de sus casas cerradas y e
conjunto casi sin habitantes que
transitasen por sus desiertas y aban.
donadas GALES. Hoy el cambio es
sorprendente; su comercio Sc agita
en- el negocio, la sociedad esta nu.
trlda con elementos valiosos y su
estado en- general es muy pr6spe-
70.
Los hombres que levantan ell
espiritu de la Cidra, sin distinction
de partidos. han sabido desistir de
Afiejas preocupaciones, por colocar-
Sc al lado del bienestar de un pue-
bio que tratan de hacer grande por
le grandeza de lniras de sus habi-
tantes.
Una fabrica con mas de 200
operarios y su agriculture sostle-
men su buen estado econ6mico y
dan margen a su reconocida pros
peridad.
Una sociedad selecta, de buen
sentido y con seriedad altruista,
conduce sus categorlas q una uni
soua operacion: al adelanto moral
y mate -ial, al perfcccionamiento de
sus costumbres y al respeto y con-
sideracion nuestra.
va tenenemos un centro social
sClub CidraO constituido con ele-
mentos progresislas y con una d.
rectlva competentlsima, y va estan
fernando una compafiia de Guar
dia nacional para la que cueutan
con contingente hermosfsimo y con
un cuadro de o6ciales extra, sien-
do designado para captain ell illus
trado y distinguido delegado a la
Camara, probo puertorriqueho, don
Praxedes Santiago; y primeros y
segundos tenientes don Manuel Es-
pino, don Escolastico Ferrer 20,
don Gaspar Aguilar y don Basilio
Nieves; propuestos entire las classes,
don Jovino Bolet y don Manuel
Braschi. Que pronto los veamos ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-18
A VUELA PLUMA

Sin interruption, tregua nj re
poso, contin1an los organillos re
publicanos hablando de su apleiton
o sea del Consolidate.
Lo demas, segdn parece, no lei
preocupa gran cosa.
Nj la aprobaci6n de las tarifas
terrocarrileras, nj ell riesgo que CO.
RE nuestro cafe nj otras cuestiones
de actualidad palpitante y de tras-
cendencia suma, logran desviarles,
aunque sea momentaneamente, de
ese tema obligado, de ese emetivos
repetidlsimo que lleva trazas de
prolongarse Per Sfcula seculoyum.
En- el articulo de fondo, en- los
sueltos, en- las gacetillas y casi,
casi, hasta en- los anuncios y en- los
reclamos, han de traer a colaci6n,
vlniere 9 no a pelo, su eterna cuita.
Todo la rematan en- el Conso-
lldado, que los trae locos. :. de
remate.
Y Sc comprende.
La perdida del Consolidate
(bis) los tiene ell un iris, porque
ha sido para ellos el golpe de gra-
cia.
La derrota que sufrieron en-
noviembre 1ltimo fue tremenda.
Mas por clio no Sc inmutaron
gran cosa, y, a fin de consolarse de
no haber sacado triunfante Tin solo
a la Camara, Sc deiaban
1=cir en- tertulias = en- corrillos que
el triunfo de la Union era TN triun.
10 de mentirijillas y nada mas.
Y argumentaban de este modo,
81 este es argumentar:
-Tenemos el Ayuntamiento y
tenemos el Consolidate; y en- uno
en- otro ocuparemos y seguiremos
ocupando las posiciones que ocupa-
oamos antes.... y ESQ es 10 boativo.
zzssPero ilusiones tales, por 10 que
-especta al Consolidate, deshicie-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-18
AQlC|lS DEL D|I
Denuncia por infrac-
ci6n de rentas inter.
nas.--Un permiso.
CIRCO De ACROBATAs
1nscripciones verifcadas en- el
Registro Civil. En- eli
Juzgado de Paz.
CIRCO DE ACROBATAs

Ha sido denunciado por e.
agente de rentas internas, al Juez
municipal, Nicolas Gonzalez, POI
haber vendido $50 tabacos 4 Ono.
fire Rivera, sin tener los sellos co.
rrespondientes.
Sc anuncia la llegada esta
ciudad de un Circo-P Pabell6n, con
una compaifa acr6bata, dirigida
por don Maximo Monge. Forman
parte de dicha Compaiia dos pa
yasos: Tosl y Mini: En- breve
empezaran las funciones.
@rEn la calle de San Jose, ni-
nero 7, Sc admiten huespedes con pu-
Pilaje complete y Sc alquilan habita-
oiones. D
Don Conrado Rivera ha So
licitado permiso del Alcalde para
la reconstruction de la p1anta baja
de una casa de su propiedad en-
Santurce.
Sc han inscrito en- Ell Regis.
tro Civil los nacimientos de Santa
tiago Suarez, Jose Antonio Miguel
Alvarez y Castro, Felisa Escardille
y Quintero, Gloria Maria Soler VI
Miro; y las defunciones de Miguel
Colon, Juan Ildefonso Gomez Co.
dis { Inocencia Soto y Vale.
Aver fueron condenados por
el Juez Bazan, los muchachos Bau
tista Rivera, Francisco Fernandez
y Eduardo Rivera, q un dollar de
multa cada uno por tirar triquitra-
ques en- la via p1blica; Jes1s Val.
d@s, 8 dias por jugar dados en- la
calle; Rosa Rios, IS por haberle
arrancaoo Gel pecho, a Maria de la
Cruz un retrato que llevaba, des-
garrandole las ropas y provocando-
la; Felipa Cintr6n; y Maria Cine
nez $2 por escandalo { insultos 4 |
Dolores Perez; Juan Margenat y |
JuStina Diaz I dollar cada uno DOR
actos inmorales en- Tin cafetfn de Ia
Marina.
Juan. Dc Iuznan lenFez
ABOGADO1NOTARIO
CALLR ALLEN, 23.-P. o. Box 734I
San JxGm Puerto Ri~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-18

correcta formation hacienda ms
trucci6n de ejercicios.
Salgo esta noche de aqui agra
dablemente sorprendido, y conven-
cido de que la Cidra tiene hombres
que valen y damas que encantan :;
china que rejuvenece y condolences
sanitarias para llenarse de salud el
enfermo mas delicado: familias We
raniegas a la Cidra.
La administration bien diriji-
da, atiende a todos los servicios y
atenciones presupuestas, contando
con sobrantes en- GAIA por mas de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-18

ronse EN- breve, como castillo d,
naipes que viene q terra, y, desd'
entonces, nuestros estimables ad
versarios no henen e0xtormidad n
mas nj menos que la nina de la dan.
"a populachera.
Ofuscados por la c6lera y el
despecho, no ven ante 81 mas que
el fantasma de ese Departamento,
que, en- NAL hora-para ellos---se
les escape de las manos.
Y en- vez de procurar aliviarse
y de acudir a aquella filosofia razo-
nable y prudente con que acogieron
ell desastre electoral de noviembre,
Sc excitau TN dia y otro, dando
vueltas y mas vueltas en- el meollo
a la misma idea fila.
Y con el Consolidate en- el ma
jim, 8 mejor dicho, sobre la boca
del est6mago Sc acuestan, y con Ell
Consolidate sobre Ia. boca del esto-
mago Sc ievantan.
Y contra el disparan todas sus
baterias, cargando canones, obuses
y morteros (estos morteros son los
de la Botica Grande) con balas de
papel continue, en- que continua-
mente aparecen garrapateados arti-
culazos 8 articulejos bilingues.
va pueden Hover sobre nos
otros Enthusiastically 8 Peabodys
de bronco. Apenas, 81 protestan.
Y 81 10 hacen es de manera harto flo.
ia. Transigen con el regimen, tran
sigen con papd Foraker; con 10 que
no transigen ivoto 4 mil bombas!
es con haber perdido el Consoli-
dado.
Ea este punto, ellos, tan ene-
migos de la oposici6n, son aoposi-
cionistas0 acerrimos, enragf.
iSobre todo el Consolidate!
Fuera de el, todo 10 demas es
secupdario.
DiabO1in.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-18

mil dollars. Esa es la manera de
fomentar los pueblos.
Desde mi residencia escribire
mas impresiones.
STROUG