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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-20
e. e|ogiio de Cordoba
IF RA G M IS N TO-

Guam muda, cuan tranquia, cuan siempre evocadora
ofrecese los ojos de mi alma en- esta horai
de los recogimentos y las meditaciones
la ciudad de Gonzalo
Cincuenta corazones
palptan en- mi pecho, sus palptaciones
no hacen mas que dar fuerza de sglos al encanto
preterto que canta dentro de mis- cancones
cual dentro de mis- venas porque es el msmo canto.
Yo he vivido la vida de Cordoba, hoy dormida,
" traves de los tempos revive ella en- mi vida
ysi, al verla hoy dormida, la arrulo bandamente,
es porque en- el arruo 6njo un rumor de fuente
ysevoco en- cada fuente los prestigosos amos
en- que bal6 ella sobre los h1medos pedahos,
al son de pandereta de trescientos bafos. -.
Vida de fiesta, vida de amor alegre vida
de fabula ensalmo, vida que CORE enchida
como un rio de plata por cauce de orc,
vida de mariposa, vida de meteoro
es la vida encendida del califato moro
Jardines sin confines, es donde Sc consume
la carne de las reinas entire ondas de perfume;
ardines sin confines de mdsicas olores,
con bahos bullidorss que calman los ardores
de cuerpos tentadores, pajaros cantores
que dicen amores
en- trinos crstalinos,
y fnos surtidores
que rien en- las tazas juegan en- las flores. 49,.
Es como uh sueho el largo desfle de las sombras
de entonces califas con barbas arrogantes
reinas que parecen bordadas sobre alfombras,
entire TN raudal de potros esLetos piafantes
con llricos jnetes, que lucen relumbrantcs
turbantes empedrados de perlas damantes 49,.
Yo he vvido Ia vida de Cordoba; de suerte
que ogo correr rio debajo de su muerte
Y aplicando las piedras inm6viles graves
mi dido, escucho . escucho revoloteos de aves
cesareas broncos sones de imperiales legones,
moriscas algazaras, rugidos de leones
runrunes de espuelas que pregonando
ell hero EN- que cefdo pasa el Gran Captain.
Hoy solamente es Cordoba una de esas cudades
que parecen modo de viejos caracoles
en- que Sc oye e obscure rumor de las edades:
una ciudad solemne de hidalges espaholes.
Escrita hay historic de vouptuosidades
en- las piedras vetustas de tus casicas moles
deslumbradoras zambras, moriscas lviandades
y fatigadas siestas bajo lascivos soles,
Hoy solamente es Cordoba una de esas cudades
en- que oye el obscure rumor de las edades
una paz magna TN hondo cansancio un sueho fuerte
un gran rlo que CORE debajo de la muerte
JOSE SANTOS CHocANo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-20
Hotel Gloria
Guyana P. r

Este Hotel eta Situado en unade
les mejoroa oasas de Ia ciudad cerca de
los centU o6ciAla. Hahtadones
h~ , AMp@, ,busna m9a , hho.
PrOpiseario
lusz + carkou,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-20

Herrera q seis meses de carcel por
hurto,. q Jose Rivera Velez y Anas-
tasio Velez q dos meses por alterar
Ia paz, y a Segundo Lopez (a) FaI-
CON q ocho meses por hurto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-20
TIE! PIANO! U'ADOs

Sc venden tres pianos usados,
en- muy buen estado, dos de marca
Francesa y uno de marca Espanola.
Dirfjanse a Luis R. Miranda, Di-
rector de la Banda del Battalion de
Puerto Rico. -Apartado, 1.1o7.
do arrestados por los guardias Ro-
man y Gonzalez los individuos Ru-
fo Canasl, Sabas Castillo, Juan Ri
vera y Angel Santiago, los cuales
Sc hallan a disposition del Fiscal
de aquella Corte.
-Ha sido admitido Ell Ell Asilo
de Ciegos de Ponce, el individuo
Jnan Bautista Rodriguez, vecino de
Yauco.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-10
AGENCY BUDGET.

Fred Laplant is on the sick list.
a lost hat has necn left at the
Agents office for identification.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pliska,. Sunday Oct. 6 1897 u
daughter.
Chief Clerk G. w. RastaIl took
a trip to Pierre last Friday.
returning Tuesday.
Sam Trayersic is hauling freight
from Gettysburg to Whitchorsc
for j. +. Com stock.
The stone foundation lGx3O for
CEas. Kcn,lers new cottage has
just been completed.
Four Indians were put in the
guardhollsc for disordcrly conduct
Tuesday. making ten prisoners at
present date.
Pearl Doss left for Butte county
to put in some time on his home
stead. He was accompanied by
Mr.. Booth.
Thomas Casey and John
Ilcrbison of Gettysburg were over
Tuesday to try to buy another
bunch of horses.
j. IL. Scchlcr of Leslie was
down to be examined as one of the
illnesses i'm Widow Rousseau :
glandcrcd horse case.
Col. Downs and DIR. Smith left
for various points of the reserva-
tion to see how work was progress
inc. Mrs. Downs accompanied the
party.
Eugene Brueier and son Am
brosc are hauling government
freight from Gettysburg to the
Agency, and later expect to
haul from the Agency to White
horse.
III. C. Lafferty went out with
Mcssrs Casey and llerbison. horse
buyers. Tuesday. to act as inter
prefer. Jay Wells is running
the barn for him during his
absence.
Geo. Bagola of Whitehorse is
hauling government freight over
from Gettysburg He is drivin.
three outfits, and takes his family
with him camping out over night
in tent. His boy drives one
team and his wife the other.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-10
MINOR MENTION.

Mrs. Kcmpf has invested in a
new wagon.
Tommy Ellis OF Gettysburg
with his family WAS a Saturday
visitor.
VIM. Comhclick and son Rei.
were over after their cattle, to
take them home.
Send Your boys and girls to the
Sioux Falls Business College:
Sioux Fails 5. ID.
Glenn Knowles has Joined the
carpenter force ON the new build
inss COIN" up at the Agency.
Two prairie fires east of town
Monday were sufficient to warn
people TO look after their fir.
guards.
The Misses Jordcth went to
Lebanon last Friday evening to
spend day with home friends and
relatives.
Brownlcc Sage went to Pierre
with Eugcnc Rousseau. who was
called there to attend the funeral
of a sister.
The old Paxton place has been
bot by an eastern party who will
move on to it soon and add several
improvements.
Mrs. III. G. I.allcrty, with Ruby
and Gilbert. are again residents OF
our town. so that the two latter
can attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. B. Rosa have
announced a watermelon and
dance social at their residence on
FIludy )Ct. IHtii.
Ed. Sutton and family. accom-
panied by his mother. as far as
Mrs. kcmpf'S. were up to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Swift.
VIM. Hill. who has been work
ing for Parker Gage, on Tho
Reservation. has been rmsticatins
in town for the past week.
The Woodmcn are rejoicin.
oyer their having no assessment
to pay for October. making tn,
third to be skipped this year.
III. +. Gates and {. + pougla
went out to Will Loyeless famou
truck garden. near Gettysburg
to Get their winter supply o
! potatoes.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-10
NOTICE...N0 BOAT SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY

The fcrryboat a G Maria has
been detailed to 90 up the river to
Henry Ficllcr's place, on the west
side of the river, opposite I.cbcau.
after Il load of cordwood, next
Saturday, Oct. ~. to return sun
day. in consequence of which there
will be no ferry boat in operation
here excepting the launchcs-on
said dates. Frciyhters will please
take notice.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-10
NEW INDIAN AGENT
Who Comes Under Civil Service
Regulations.
Chief Clerk Charles W. Rasta!l Sue
cessor to Col. Downs

MIR c. w. Rastall has received
official notification Of his appoint
mcnt as Superintendent and Spec
ial DisburSing Agent of the Chey-
cnnc River Reservation. ana will
assume the duties of his new sta
tion as soon rs he can file the nee
essary bonds.
As we oct this information after
our paper is all set up. we unable
to give further particulars this
week.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-10
SCHOOL NOTES

The frame is going up for the
new addition to the dining room.
The corn is all lin the shock
before the frost is on the pumpkin
The school farm will have ~
crop of over 800 bushels of
potatoes.
Miss Fowler has resigned as
matron from the Indian service
and returned to her home mt
Amherst Wis.
X. &. Craig, one of tie efficient
clerks IN the Agents Office, has
been engaged by Supt. Mossman
as band instructor.
The s,upt. and Disciplinariun
were over to Forest City and bot
3 roosters and u puIlcts of John
Brchl to ad, to their flock of fowls.
The Supt of The boarding school
and his assistant, fitted out 65
boys with new suits Saturday.
from the government warehouse.
Supt. Mossman who was put in
charge of the late issue Of dairy
stock. reports the bulls all dis
tributcd and IS yet left Of the
hcifcrs.
The school has just laid in
another stock OF 1900 report cards
TO he sent to the parents of the
pupils every six weeks with
report of the standing of the
pupils.
The employees are jubilant over
the news that the government has
allowed the request for
new building to be known as
employees quarters. 1t is to lie
two stories nigh. heated by steam.
and is to he built bv contract.
which will he let IN the near fu-
ture
The following persons register
at the Indian Agents office during
the past week or ten days:
Jno Hoffman. Chicago
W W Austin. Aberdeen S. ID.
W y llighbcrgcr. st Paul
Jas llcatlcy, Mplis
T. II Cannon =
Will kadclI. Lennon S ID
VIM Combcllick. Gettysburg
c w Boldt, Leslie
.)no llerbison, Gettysburg
Tom Casey 8
II y French. Mplis
j + Van Ness. st Paul
! Z y Oakley, Dubuque
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-10


son place and is to remove the
buildings to give place to other
Improvements.
Our local camp of Woolmen
are expecting to have a REGULAR
camp physician again. the new
government doctor at the Agency.
DR.. Smith. being a member of the
order.
Clarence Ellis had the misfor-
tune to lose his tent and cooking
outfit Tuesday afternoon bv II
prairie fire. south ofIIerb Palmer's.
which burned over about half
section of land.
Clarence Ellis moved into the
railroad house near the bic rail
road barn. Monday, which has
been vacated by VIM. Comeau.
who has gone back To his home
stead near Ealcs.
Glenn Knowles of Rccasburg
Wis. arrived a few days ago with
the intention of spending the
winter Ike is a cousin of Chas.
Douglas and Mrs. Gates and y
nephew of ID. T. Reed.
Martin Smith, landlord, and
engineer of the Agency water
works. has given his transfer card
to the Forest City camp of Wood-
men. and he was unanimously
adopted at their last meeting.
Captain jacobson informs us
that he has received his "maZaska'
from tie Indian Agent for his
boat viz $1,000. He will remain to
rum it until the Agent can secure
another licensed pilot or engineer.
Geo. Gear. II. L. Gates and
Frank McNccIv went over to the
burg Wed. after the material for
the new steel tank 30 be erected for
the waterworks ut the Agency.
lhe dimensions of the tank is to he
l2XlS feet.
Dana Miller and family left ON
| MONDAYS S train for their new home
in Alberta province. Canada.
The ranch we understand is left in
CHARGE of McSsrs. John Sloat
and Crabtrcc. Mr.. Millcr's new
address Will be Spring Cou!ee.
Alberta. Can.
The old reliable. popular-priee e
Beaufort Hotel. The only hotel
in Minneapolis with automatic.
sclfacting fire proof doors at all
elevator openings. making the
Beaufort rs safe rs your home.
ll2 to ll6 Third Street South.
Minneapolis.
We arc in receipt of Il copy of
the first issue of the Wallace
World. published at the hcw
M&StLRy. town thirty miles
northwest of Watcrtown. 1t is
published by +. II. King and
starts out with GOOD advcrtisin.
patronage. Politically. il appears
to be with the independents
Mr.. Tallman has sunk we'll on
Mrs. j. q. Rcid's place. seven
miles southeast of town and struck
a bonanza. 1t is some sixty feet
deep and the quantity of water is
so much that il raised Mr.. Palmer
to the top OF The we'll when they
struck the water with his bucket.
The place is now leased and occu-
pied bv man named Kelly.
Mr.. Nj. Gorham. Il member of
Ben Blair's colorcd colony in
SulIv county. was in town and bot
100 TX s q 10 inch planks of oul
local dealers to take home witt
him. Mr.. G.. is blacksmith by
trade and has decided to locate
near Laurel po-totlice. provided
: he can close deal with w. II
Harris for two acres of grouno
near his artcsian we'll for a site
for blacksmith shop. He ina.
offered Mr.. Harris 5000 for two
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-10

Forest City's ''tin bucket
brigade makes quite a showing
these DAYS. as they pass back and
forth to the Agency, morning and
evening.
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Winner of Amateur Tennis Cham
pionship Declines to be Lion
lied by Society.
FOR HE FLEES TO HIS FATHER.
Much to Chagrin of sristocratic Brit
isi Matrons With MmIiageabie
Daughters.
snocial Corresnondence.

Special Correspondence.
ONION, June 5.-Young jay
Gould has disappointed us.
Blessed with enormous prospect
tive wealth. OF Il susceptible age
we we're prepared to take the amateur
tennis champion TO our arms and make
much of him. And especially did we
design to make him acquainted with
our girls who are just coming out. When
he left London for Paris. n few days
after his defeat of EustaCe Miles. and
joined his father there, we thought he
had merely gone away for rest and
would soon return to spend the season
with us. Scores of gushing invitations
followed the boy across the channel
Among those who thus manifested
their eagcrness 10 entertain him We're
several duchesses. The fact that they
had manageable daughters may or
may not have been a consideration.
But the invitations were all declined.
He isn't coming back to England this
year. He is now motoring through
Europe with his father. Can it be that
Gould senior did not wish us to lionlze
his boy? Does he suspect that IT is
because the youth is II prospective
multi millionaire and not because he
has beaten all our best tennis players
that we want to make a pet of him
We rather think so.
Like their mamnas. American girls
predoninate in London society this
summer At big dinner parties, big
receptions or balls you cannot turn 10
right or left without meeting them.
No one thought that Anita Stewart
would come out this season owing 10
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Ireland is Now to Fight England
BY Means OF Passive
Resistance.
slNN FEM ASSOCIATION
Creates the Most Formidable Organi-
zation to Which Emerald Isle
Has Yet Given Birth.
Special Correspondence.

URLIN. June EFT is not British
misgovernment. but British gov
eminent In ireland good or bad
that We stand opposed to, and in
that holy opposition we seek to band
all our fellow countrynen."
This. IN the bold language of Arthur
Griffith. its founder. is the object of
Sim Feln, in many respects the most
remarkable. far-reaching and potent or
ganizaton to which the long and bitter
struggle OF Ireland against British rule
has given birth, though 1t has been In
existence less than three years. Work
ing openly, using only peaceful weap-
ons, violating no law, 1t has heretofore
attracted little attention In England
and still less In America But one fact
alone suffices to prove the tremendous
influence It Yields. Its a-nti-enlisting
crusade has almost brought to stand
still recruiting for the British army in
ireland. and. which, on the basis OF
its population. used to furnish far
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and recently returned from a business
trip TO the United States.
APARTMENT DEVOID OF SHOW.

The premier and his wife live in COM
Portable but not large apartments just
on the Piazza, behind the Baslica OF
Santa Maegiore, The rooms are plain
ly furnished in the conventional style
There are no attempts at decorative Of
fects. Books are everywhere. They
show that Giolitti is a man of studious
habits. But the only things in the
rooms which indicate that Giolittl is a
man OF mark are the number of signed
photographs Of celebrities several or
them monarChs.
If he feels the odium which attaches
to him because OF the curse with which
he Is supposed to be afflicted he gives
no sign Of IT, He Is not the only Itsi-
Ian in public life who has been invest
cd by popular Imagination with the
evil eye. The career Of Count Morixi.
a talented and ambitious deputy, has
been entirely blIghted by IT, But GiO-
little probably is too strong man 10
be downed by superstition.
ERNEST T. SCOTT.
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EvIL-EYE STORY REVIVED.

Then the evil-eye story was revived
And things began 10 happen which
made IL stick. Disease and death in
vaded the cabinet. Four of Gioittis
colleagues died. Political disaster over
took those that remained. Giolitti's
first premiership conclded with one OF
the thornIest and least edlfylng periods
of modern Italian history-the era OF
tho bank scandals. the so-called "Pans-
mino." But even the political oppo-
nents of the prime minister now admit
that his personal honesty was not in
volyed in the disclosures then made
public. II was his misfortune to be in
power at a time when long hushed-up
scandals We're suddenly and violently
exposed. But public opinion demanded
q scapegoat, and the GiOltti cabinet
was hurled from power. The story of
the evil eye had received full conhrma-
ton.
For more than six years Giolitti was
not only out of Office but almost out of
public life, He spoke seldom I'm parlia-
ment. His enemies numbered him
among the has beens." But he was
far from being crushed, He was only
biding his time. In 1901 he was on top
again. This time no whispers We're
needed 10 revive the story OF the evil
eye. 1t had not been forgotten. And
fate again, as | have already told, con-
tiuued To- give IT All the confirmation
that credulity needed.
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~ ONE Juno Most Americans
~ have heard, no doubt that Clio
N Nauui Giolitti. tnc Italian prime
m'nisierjs believed by many OF ms
supcreiItious couuurymen to have the
evil eye The notion is. of course,
that the glance Of a person thus pos
sesscd' has the power OF dealing mis-
fortune and death, and recent event.
the latest in an extraordinary series,
has strengthened popular faith IN the
biighunG effects VI the premiers OPTICS
This was the retirement from Giolitfs
cabinet "A few days ago of its youngest
ard most promising meh'peF' sis"or
MaJorane, minister OF the treasury
who suddenly was seized with so serl-
Gus an illness that he resigned nus
portfolio and betOok hllnselt 10 9icHS
to win back his health, II possible
Small wonder that this incident
caused sensation in Italy for MAJOR
ana is the sixteenth statesman associ-
ated with Premier Gioliti since the
iattcr's rise 20 power to be stricken
down. if not by death then by some
serious mental OF physical aiimehi'
Another matter has contributed large
ly to popular feeling over TINS latest
ep'S"I'' ,,.1' O. ntnh,,, d,a tho
,,ri,,o minister esteem him that he had
aa.,yrated him as his successor. Now.
,o,nrd;nr to the Italian superstition. a
-,,an u,bo has the genuine evil eye has
-, oo,,,roi over its pernicious influence,
and friends are lust as apt to fall vic
,,r,s to n as foes. Therefore niue-
,an,hs OF Giontti,s countrymen are
,onvipcad that he has the evil eye and
has +, bad.
re absurd of course--all super
stt.;ons are absurd-but the effects of
nom are worth serious consideration
,,d lose credulous folk than the Ital-
,a,,s ,.o,,ld consider that there is some-
,,,,rg nncannv about the fate that has
,,,ssIiou so many of GiolIttis col
,a,,,,,os 10 he lived in America he
-, ~, dubbed = ..hoodoo." A life in
.,,rorce actuarv basing his deductions
<ao,s ord agures would conclude
~, ,,,,,,,ha,. NJ Giolittl's cabinet is a
1onccrous risk from whom A big pre-
.,,t,,,,,r, shou,a he demanded.
RECORD OF l'A->i f'''
Here Is the actual record. In Giolii-
It's first cabinet four Of his ministers
died In office In his second, two died,
and four others were brought near to
deaths door, The Marquis Prinettl,
minister OF foreign affairs, was stricken
with apoplexy and has never been well
since. Balenzano minister OF public
works. developed CONT of the heart ana
his life was long despared Of. De
Broglo, minister of finance, suffered
severely from rheumatism Wollah-
BORG I"'i''s',t VI Wv go nal.a,',. "N
,,.,..aI ~ q, n,nrv dangerous fancles
u--, o.. COMO time bIs relatives con-
s,,,,a,oa send,ne MIN ia n lunatic
.s,,,rn, I'm Giollttrs third admlnlstra-
,L'n s,ero, nosano minister of ms-
.,.s ao,r,ittca suicide nv shooting
s,as,,, Ano,hec member of the cabi-
~, stolmu-scaIs died and Tittoni.
,n,,isto, M foreign affairs. was pros
,ra,od hv cerebral congestion. Disease
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Of Crispis cabinet long. The grand
ideas OF the Sciliau premier. involving
big OUTLAWS, did not meet the approval
OF the former clerk OF the treasury. His
professional zeal Vas all on the side of
rigid economy. So he resigned. There
in he revealed one OF the secrets Of
his strength-faith IN himself, combined
with the courage Of his convictions. But
10 his friends and foes alike IT seemed
that he was committing political hara-
kIri
When he dropped out Of the cabinet
the evil-eye story was dropped, too. IT
wasn't worth while using 1t to stop "a
man who had stopped himself. But
Giolitti did not remain in eclipse long,
When he came forward again It was
right at the top. In ls92-Crispi and
Marchese Rudini having both success
sively fallen-he was invited to form a
cabinet of his own. At 5O--very early
as age is reckoned in Italian political
life-he was prime minister.
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Continued on page eishteon)
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Two OF three simple statements OF
fsct---in "a want ad,---<nay change
and enlarge the whole outlook for
You.
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Eselc chrsty. OF
production OF Edna Mays Nellie
Edward Henry CORVALLIS Elo
Britain Miss chris Is very hnlful girl l
ravshng blue peaches
baltimore but through her
attained his
is o autumn
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GRnArEsr HARNESSES.

Immense interest Is taken nero III
these two girls, Anita Stewart and Mar
garetta Drcxel, as, for one thing, they
are both the greatest hcircsses of the
season. Mrs Smiths daughter ! have
not seen, hut j am told she is chic and
rather pretty with a sauciness of man,
ncr which should help her consider
ably. Margaretta DreXel, OF course.
one knows she has already been about
so much with her mother. She Is
bright and handsome and has amazing
repose for so young girl. Her educd-
ton has been most elaborate one,
and being enthusiastic and devoted 10
study she has made good use OF her
time Did you know that the poets
and the philosophers are now included
in the educational program of all fash
ionabe young girls? Margareita Drex-
el could quote Eplctctus and Marcus
Aurelius to you by the yard!
With numerous rivals little Jean Reid
holds well her own. She looks eN-
tremely well since her return from
America, her native air having done
much for her. Lady Wordsworth Is to
chaperone Kate Lee Hartman, who is
already a great favorite here. She
has quite the most amazing jewels
possessed by amy young girl-rather
too magnificent from our point of view.
for we do not consider it good taste for
unmarried women to wear a profusion
of society gems. In this particular
case there is some justification In the
fact that she is the niece OF the owner
of a famous jewel mine ana Is nat
urally presented constantly with
gorgeous stones
EVELYN Burden, who comes from New
York and is a great friend of the Reds,
(continued on page eightecn.)