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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
NOTICIAS GENERATES
DE LA CAPITAL Y LA ISLA

do Justo Arroyo. Habiendose pro-
cedido q un registro en- su casa, leI
encontraion muchos de los objetcs
robados, aparte de otros auese ocu-
paron en- poder de otras personals a
quienes los habia vendido.
Entire los objetos mencionados
fguran una pieza de casimir de IS
metros, una maquina de coser de
cadeneta, otra de doble pespunte,
un maletfn de operaciones de parto,
conteniendo TN FORGET que vale $50;
una capa de Coma, un reloj de pa
red, un par zapatos de charol de
S., un par zapatos blancos de 81,
un pantal6n de casimir, un cintur6n
de cuero, TN reloj pisapapel, un re-
loj de sehora y TN reloj de caballe-
70, de bolsillo.
La policia contin1a ocupando
nuevos objetos robados por el mis-
mo individuo. FL Juez conoce del
asunto.
-Por orden del Fiscal de Hu.
macao han sido recluidos en- Ia
carcel de aquel distrito Jacintc
Arroyo, de Aguas- -buenas y GARNER
Cruz, de Juncos, por demencia.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de sa
ludar en- estas o6cinas q nuestrC
distinguido amigo el competent
farmaceutico don candido MARITIME.
Rosell6, desiguadO por el direct
de ssuidsd, carload y prisiOue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
InurldacioneS en-
la nacion inglesa

Londres, JUNO 29.-Las extraordinarias lu-
Was de estos dias en- toda la Gran Bretafia, acom-
padadas de impetuosos vendabales, especialmente
en- el Condado de Lancashire, han destruido casi
por complete las cosechas. Los telegramas que Sc
~enen recibiendo en- esta ciudad de todos los pun
sdG Reino, informan tambien en- tales puntos la
rdiA de las cosechas de frutos otros productos
oortantes, sobre todo en- Lancashire, que ha sido
egion mas fuertemente azotada. Productivos
enos que hasta hace POGO presentaban bello as
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
EOT|S OE DvElO

Aver tarde, q las dos y cuarto,
fallecio en- Rio Pidras el estimabie
compatriota don Arturo Janer y
Soler, hermano polftico de nuestro
compafiero de redacci6n don Pedro
R. de Diego, y perteneciente a una
distinguidisima fanilia, cuyo ape
lido es popular en- Puerto Rico,
merced a las grandes dotes inte-
lectuales de mucho5 tie sus raieni-
bros, que han sobresalido y sobre-
salen, por inanera brillante, en- eli
noble ministerio de la ensenanza.
Sigui6 el fnado la carrera mi
litar durante Ia pasada soberania;
presto servicios en- Espafa y en-
Puerto Rico; obtuvo Ell grado de
captain y estaba proximo a ascen-
der al empleo Immediate 6 sea q
comandante, cuando sobrevino la
invasion americana.
Renunci6 entonces a su carre-
ra y dedic6se al magisterio, que
abandon6 hace POGO y en- el que Sc
distingui6 por sus varios conoci.
mientos y su ilustracion NADIA co.
nun.
Reciba la familia Janer, entire
la que contamos excelentes amigos,
el sincere testimonio de nuestra pc
ma, testimonio que hacemos exten-
sivo q los demas deudos del que va
no existe y en- especial a sus hijos
los esposos Nazario- aneT y a nIes:
tro compahero don Pedro R. de
Diego,
Esta maiiana recibimos de Goa.
mo, Ell telegtama que sigue;
aDEMoCRACIA.- .-Cuatro tarde
de aver falleci6 dona Juana Bautis
ia Colon, madre amantisima de dor
Juan Rivera, presidente saliente d,
la Junta local de la Union en- est
pueblo.O
Lamentamos profundament
tan sensible desgracia y enviamo
a los deudos de la fnada, en- parti
cular a su desconsolado hijo dol
Juan Rivera, la expression de nues
tro pesame.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

Ell Tribunal Supreme ha con-
6rmado en- el dia de hoy las siguien-
tes apelaciones;
La interpuesta por don Acisclo
Diaz contra don Arturo Guerra y
icesi6n de don Mauricio Guerra,
bre detnolici6n de una casa y
:os extremes.
La interpuesta por don Fran
'co Siaca Pacheco, contra ST es-
sa, sobre divorcio.
Iii referido Tribunal cerrara
hoy sus sesiones que seran reanu-
dadas el primer lunes de octubre
pr6ximo.
--Programa de las pleas que
tocara en- la retreta de mafiana do
mingo la banda de la Pelicia Insu-
lar:
1 Paso.doble IA Parfs,D Que
Sada. q Overture oPique Dame,
Suppe.-3 DANA sLiiian and Wal
ter,s Fradera.-4 Selection aThe
Prince of Pilsen,D Luder. IS q
petict6h) Vals sVenus y Flora,D 4
duo de bombardinos, L6pez.-6 Ma
zurka SLoves Spell,O Strau.--i
Two-step sThe Sultan Dream,0 Lo
sey.-8 DANA sNo hay pa nadie,i
Rios Ovalle. Star Spangle Ban
ner.
Hoy fuerOn descubiertos po
! el teniente Quii6nes y el detectiv
Vargas varios robos cemetidos eI
Wts siudad Pot ~ iudivIduo !lam0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

para servir Ell cargo de inspector de
alimentos de esta ciudad.
El seiior Martinez RoSello to-
mara possession de su destino el dia
primero de julio pr6ximo.
Sera un excelente fuucionario,
pues es persona de reconocida ca
pacidad, por todos conceptos ho-
norable.
-Programa de las pleas que
tocara esta tarde la Banda de Be-
ne6cencia, en- los jardines del edi
fcio:
oEl Puhao de Rosas,s paso-
doble, Chapf. q DANA aL.a blu
sa azul,D por don Fernando Coma
lez, professor principal del asilo de
nifos, arreglada para banda por
Vinolo (extreno. } 5 nCarmenD,
Introduction y variaciones de sa.
xof6n ejecutadas por un nino de
diez amos, Vinolo. a oLa Gatita
blanca,D Chapf. S Vals de sailor
sGranizando,n Viholo.-6 sLa va
rita de oro,s Golden Rod, Mabe
McKinley.-7 Polka con variacio
mes de dos cornetines ejecutada POI
dos nifos de nueve y diez afos
Vinolo.-S DANA ola Borinque
nap Astol.
Nos ha dispensado atenta vi
sta el apreciable caballero y part
cular amigo nuestro,'don Rafael Cal
der6n Grau, collector de rentas Ii
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

ternas de Rio Grande. lie reitera-
mos nuestro saludo.
"A consecuencia de un alum.
bramiento premature, encuentrase
enferma de algGn cuidado doha
Cristina Fabregas, esposa del Co
nocido professor de mdsica senior
Vinolo.
Aver tarde, cerca de Martin
Peiia, choc6 TN tren con unos va
cones, destrozando tres de tstos J
volcandolos fuera de la via. "
hacia algunos dias que no Sc regis
traban estos academies,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
lagn1fico trabajo.
Acorazado a flote,

Brisbane, Australia, JUNO 2o-El acorazado de
guerra insles Py1amns. encallado en- Coctowu, ha
sido puesto Aote, con gran exito. El trabajo ha
sido verdaderamente extraordinario. Dicho buque
sera Cbeto de algunas reparacones, causa de ave-
fias sufridas al encallar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
POr G. able
glVro ESPECIAL DE- ID cQp9HvlDEIur IA DEuOCBIur uVIDE

pecto con sus variadas cosechas, encuentran ac-
tualmente, en- su mayorla, bajo Ell aqua debido
ademas de las lluvias las fuertes avendas que
han hecho los rios y las montahas Sc encuentran
cubertas de nieve. Las perddas sufridas son in
mensas auuque no Sc ha podido precisar 10 que
ascienden.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
ULTIMA HQRE

La Junta escolar de San
Juan Sc reuni6 Ell la noche de aver.
" diceSe-coti visos deverdad-
que resolvi6 no proponer para que
ejerzan en- el pr6ximo aiio escolar a
ninguna de las profesoras ade pro-
cedencia unionistaD, que ejercieron
el aiio anterior.
Tiehe la palabra eEl Tiempo.s
Nosotros esperamos a que Sc
conhrmen tales rumores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

El Comite de Franquicias re-
comienda que sea aprobada la
franquicia solicitada por Federico
Aymat, para utilizar 40 .litros de
aqua por segundo del rio SToroS
de Maricao.
81 Comite de Hacienda infor-
ma que debe aprobarse Ell contrato
establecido entire el Director de
Sanidad, Benefcencia y Correccio-
ncs con don Marcelino Hernandez,
de Humacao, para suministro de
alimentos a los presos de aquella
carcel de Distrito.
Tambien recomienda la misma
Comisi6n que Sc conceda ala Junta
Escolar de Fajardo el anticipo de
$4,000 que ha solicitado, pero que
el primer pago parcial Sc haga Ell
el ejercicio de 1907 a ,9oS.
FL Attorney General manifes
ia que hace tempo el Comisiousd;
del Interior expuso al Consejo Eje
cutivo la necesidad de que el niue
lie de hero de MayagUez fues,
srrendado, estando Ell asunto aul
sin resolver. Que en- la actualidat
y 10 menos por dos meses el Conf
, te de Franquicias no tiene quorum
A para reSolyer ninguna question
!. en- tanto el sub Comisionado del In
terror le ha comuuicsdo que es q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

suma urgencia que el asunto Sc re-
suelva a la mayor brevedad. Pide
por 10 tanto que el case Sc yea en-
session del Consejo.
Mr.. Falkner propone que Sc
nombre una comisi6n especial que
yea y estudie Ell asunto para que
luego informe al Consejo, y asi Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
C0AS[JO EJ[cUT|VO
Session de este cuerpo
legislative, ce1ebra-
da aver tarde.
ACUEROOS IMPORTANTES
Nombramientos de conceia.
les. -Renuncia .-Ordenan.
zas. -Otros asuntos.

Empieza q las 3 y1s p. m.
Preside el doctor del Vale, con
asistencia de los sehores Falkner,
Barbosa, Feuille, Acuiia, Ward y
Diaz Navarro.
Sc da cuenta de los siguientes
nombramientos, propuestos por el
Gobernador, que son aprobados:
Rafael ]. Bird, concejai de Fa-
jardo; Asunci6n Blanco, cencejal
de Aibonito; Hip6lito Mendez, con-
cejal de Patillas; Saturnino Legui-
lou, secretario de la corte munich
pal de Vieques; Emilio Ruiz de Po-
rras y Jose Colon, concejales de
Afiasco; Amadeo Nazario Lugo,
iuez municipal de Yauco; Enrique
Amado, secretario de la municipal
lidad de Culebras; Jose de Santa
go. marshal de la corte municipal
de Vieques; Juan Sierra, miembro
de la Junta de Farmacia.
FL Secretario de Puerto Rico,
remite copia certifcada de una or
denanza autorizando a ]. G.. White
& Ca9, para construir y explotar una
Inca ferrea desde Rio Piedras 4
Caguas.
La comisi6n de Obras PIblica.
y Propiedad recomienda y Sc aprue
ban las specifications acerca de
camino nGmero 9, entire Bayam6n
Comerfo.
La comisi6n de Gobierno luca
recomienda, y Sc aprueba, una OF
denanza del Ayuntamiento de Ma
lguabo sobre subastas de earn
| freSca. >~N>
FL comite de Hacienda re
comienda que al Official de Sa
uidad agregado a la Estaci6n Ma
val, de Culebras, lie sean conce
didos 81. so por cada vista q enfei
mos pobres y $o,75 por gastos d
medicinas Ell el dispensario.
FL mismo ComitE recommend
la aprobaci6n de una ordenanz
pasada por el Concejo municips
de Aguadilla pidiendo el repart
de la suma de $1,000 como rest
del anticipo que lie fueran conce
dido, en- varias obras de utilida
p1blica.
En- el asunto de una ordenar
"a de Vega alta, solicitando PERM
SO para hacer ciertos transferencia
en- su presupuesto, la Comision re
comienda Sc olga q aquel alcald
que el Consejo Ejecutivo no tien
facultades para intervenir en- est
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

81 presidente sefior del Vale
nombra para dicha conisi6n a los
sefores Feuille, Ward y Barbosa.
Sc da cuenta por el presidente
de la renuncia presentada por Mr.,
Swiggett, como empleado de la Sc
cretaria del Concejo, y propone a
Mr.. B. w. Bates para sustituirle.
81 senior Ward, presidente de
la comisi6n de Hacienda, mani6es-
ia al Consejo que no habiendo po-
dido presentarse hoy el informe de
la expresada comisi6n sobre todos
los contratos hechos por el director
de Sanidad, Benehcencia y Correc-
clones para suministro de articulos
q los establecimientos benefcos del
gobierno insular, solicita Sc convo-
que al ConSelo para ell proxinlo dia
en- session extraordinaria, q fin de
que Sc aprueben los indicados con-
tratoS.
81 seiior Acuiia aptya 10 maui.
festado FOR el sefor Ward y EXPIRE
sa la urgencia que el case requiere,
pues los expresados contratOs deben
empezar a regir desde el "a de julio
pr6ximo > antes deben ser apyoba-
dos para tener legalidad.
81 presidente, con la aproba'
ci6n del COnseio convOC6 a este Pa
: "a boy 4 les once Dc Ia mshsna,
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-08-29

In Sundays issue of the Gazette
Observer mutilatcd a column OF
space explaining that workingmen
had right to organize and that he
believed i'll organization as long as
the union did not attempt to better
tho conditions of it's members, but
when they did this they were
anarchists and the citizens who
sympathized with them were cow
ards. The tone of his entire
harangc conclusivcly proves that
he is believer in the white slave
traffic. 1t is dollar TO dough
nut that he never did a DAVIS
manual labor in his life, But
what can be expected of anyone
who calls others towards who is
too cowardly to come out in the
open and sign his name to his
capitalistic gibbcrish.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

10 Catherine Akers Take Notice:
That on the 4th day of September, A.
ID. 1907, between the hours of o O'Clock
a; m aud 4 O'Clock P. m, at the law
oiiice OF E.E. ROBERTSON. in the City of
har !cS,on, i'll kanawlla county, West
Virginia, l will take the deposition
OF myself and others to be read in evil
dence i'll MY behalf i'll a certain suit in
Chancery now pending in the Circuit
Sourt Tor the county of Kanawlla and
state OF West Virginia, i'll Which l am
llaIntlH and you are Defendant.
II from any cause the taking of said
dispositions shall not be commenced or
completed on the day aforesaid the same
shall be continued from dav TO dey or
rom time to time. at the same place. and
between the same hours, until the same
shall be completed.
HENRY AKERS.
BY Counsel e E. ROBERTSON, Sol.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-08-29
A HIGHER LEVEL.

Labor leaders are aware unless
they were able to obtain better
wages and shorter hours for thcil
fellow -men it would be impossibl,
to raise the standard of living anC
lift men and women to a higher
level.
While men and women wcr,
compelled to work the greater par
of the day and sometimes part O
the night to earn mere pittanc,
to keep the wolf from the door. !
was useless to try and get To- IL ,.,s.+
army of workers out +bo Ga. Of
'' '"' Iuc now brighter day
5 dawned on the labor field
owing to the untiring effort made
by those who i'll some cases have
not only given the best part of
their lives, but have also surrcnd-
cred their lives for the cause.
The above being SO, most of
union men and women can now de-
vote little time for the purpose
of reaching out the strong hand
of friendship to those toilers who
do not sec the advantage Of Gle
waiting themselves or living the
better life.
Because the work of some NAV
be humble it is no reason why
their lives and homes should not
be on a higher plane. The mind
makes the man or woman. 1t is,
therefore, the mind makes the
man or woman. 1t is, therefore.
the duty of each one of us to try
and follow in the footsteps of the
Great Master Laborer. If we do
50 we cannot help making not only
ourselves but everyone we come in
contact with better men and
women.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-08-29

While West Virginia has been
engrossed in looking after her inter
ests i'll the Virginia debt question
and the Maryland boundary dis
pute, Pennsylvania, or more prop
erly speaking trust PROJECTORS of
that state, have stepped in and
gobbled up the state, bag and
baggage.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-08-29
Notice to Take Dispositions.
To Julia +. Jo1ley-Take Notice:

TO Julia +. Jo1ley-Tale Notice:
That OH the 25th day of September. A.
ID. 1907, between the hours of 9 O'Clock a
m III and O'Clock p. m, at the law office of
l q: Nuttcr, Esq, eo4 X Kanawlla street.
IN the City of Charleston, Kanawla
deposition of myself and others. to be
rS2d Ill evidence in my behalf in a certain
SUIT III Chancery now pending in the Cir
cui, Court for the County of Kanawha
ana State OF West Virginia, in which S.
> loIley Is Plaintiff and Julia f. Jolley
Defendant.
II from any cause the taking of said
deposltIons shall not be commenced or
completed on the day aforesaid, the same
shall be continued from day to day, or
! from 'iile to time, at the same place, and
nelwcen the same hours, until the SAME
shall be completed.
7 G. NurrER, Sol.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-08-29

Some miserable spcciman of
humanity has been induStriously
circulating a report that large
crowd of mine workers would be in
the city Labor Day and create a
lawlesS demonstration III connection
with the street car strike. That
this is a malicious lie of the whole
cloth is hardly necessary for us to
say. as they Will assemble at Kan
awha Stock Farm with the Trade
lniOniSt of Charleston and vicinity
and assist i'll making it the great
est celebration that ever took place
in West Virginia. They believe
In law an order and are law-abid-
ing citizens at all times.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-08-29

If the vagrant ordinance was en-
forced in this city the ''tin badge
brigade who are spying on the
honest aud law abiding citizens of
Charleston, would have to move to
more congenial climeS.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-08-29

If a majority of the ''tin badgers'
and "spotters' that now infcSt the
city had their just dues Warden
HaddOX would have an increase in
population at his institution.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-08-29

The labor union men of Penn
sylvania are not likely TO fall over
themselves in an effort to place the
Hon. Mr.. Sproul in the United
States Senate.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-08-29
NOTICE TO -AkE -,

To Margaret Flood:
Take Sotice. That on the 9Th day4 of S.,,+s,
per, A u. 1907 between the hours J e P , en-
u; m. ana O'Clock, p M at thr Ia% o'clock
q; Nutter, ESQ, COIL. Kanayrha. III H. o.
NhtfIeSton, hanawha County Wa - ~
sin1h, will take the dispositions of vi
ahu o1hefs TO be read in evidence in IN y ~
IN II certain Sttit in chaHc.rJ now neri,l;St
Ih9 Sircuit It, Cont for the County KanahW
dant. '''t - '1'l'ii-
II from any cause the taking of said d,.,,,..,
tionS shall not be commenced or ,o,,rI,Jit =
on tilt, DAY aforesaid the same shall he com,
tinti'-d from day TO day from tim. To ,,,,,
AT tne same place. and between the same hons.
until the Same shall be completed
T. G.. NUrTER Sol. hooD
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-08-29

The advertisers in The Labor
Argus merit the patronage of every
man who earns his bread by the
sweat of his brow
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-08-29

The real estate market has been
quite active during the past week.
Gazette.
Yes, rather says the hydrant.
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ARISE AND TAKE NOTICE

III INC law III oil attempt 10 ln-
prove his working conditions, and
when he observes that the officers
of the law, the courts and the
capitalistic class of our country are
used to coerce, maltreat and abuse
him for doing things which the
law says he has perfect right to
do, can he be blamed for thinking
| that his effort of labor advance
ment, and the terrific opposition
to its progress made by capital,
aided and Allotted by officers of the
law, has resolved itself into class
struggled When he notes that
Democratic Office holders and Re.
publican Office holders lend them
selves to break the effort of labor
for better conditions, simply be-
cause they are clothed with certain
powers under the law, can he be
blamed for looking for relief from
socialism.
We tell you Mr.. Union busters
and Trust Magnatcs, that you are
stepping upon live wires and look
out for the current. 1t will not
require many efforts such as are
now being made by organized
labor to organize the workingmen
of America in movement that
| will sound the death knell of the
trusts. IF labor cannot be dealt
with in determining the conditions
I under which it shall be employed,
| 1t has but one alternativc, and that
is to devote its energy to the CON
troll of the powers Of government,
and it will accomplish by lcgisla-
ton more than that which it is at
tempting to do by joint bargaining.
Within the past year the farm
crs have became aroused, and they
are already marshalling their
forces, and are Becoming allies of
labor III a struggle for a greater
share of the things that they now
produce. Can you not see the
handwriting on the wall?
Come now, heed this prophecy,
and make your peace with labor.
Don't keep it all. Give Just Il
little so that labor may enjoy al
trifle more, for if you do not give
some now, you may have to sur
fcndcE the whole works later on.
We think we can see some into the
future. We live among working
men. We know something of
their hopes and aspirations. We.
have observed their patience. We
have seen them try the most
reasonable Of methods. We have
known them to discourage radical
movements and VIC have seen their
efforts fail.
Labor must progress. 1t may
adopt blind methods at times, but
il it is driven beyond point Of
endurance, it may arise from it's
lcthargy; wage Il class conflict be-
fore people who are being led to
believe by the action of capitalism,
gone mad with power, that the
struggle is between the classes,
and must be fought out at the
poles along those lines.
Common sense, fair play and
square dealing between capital and
labor will avert the struggle
Who is there big. Cough. generous |
e"o"Sh, au' strong enough to
ans III the camp of capital and
-urn it from its mad and blunder-
Gus course? His name would be-
come immortal on the pages of
history.
Some miserable spcciman of
humanity has been induStriouSly
.lrCu l3tIDr a rpDOrt that q 1arpn
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