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Smyrna times., 1907-06-05
HAPPY WOMEN.

Wouldn't any woman be happy,
After years of backache suffering,
Days of misery, nights of unrest,
The distress of urinary troubles,
To find relief and cure?
No reason why any reader
Should suffer in the face of evidence
ike this:
Mrs. Almira A. Jackson, of East Front
St., Traverse City, Mich, says: ''FOr
Smyrna times., 1907-06-05

twenty years l
was dOctoring
for kidney and
liver tro ouble,
but without BEN
eft. Just before
1 began using
Doan's Kidney
Pills 1 was al
most paralyz-
ed. 1 could
hardly stand on
my feet be-
cause of the
numbneSS and
Smyrna times., 1907-06-05
Live STOCK Markets.

PITTSBURG (Union Stock Yards)-
CATTLE steady; choice, $606.25;
prime. $5.75dj.90. SHEEP steady
prime wethers, S6.25d $40; lambs. $6
as. veal calves, S7.50G8. HOGS
active: prime Leavies, $6.30m6 6.35; me-
diums, $6.45; heavy Workers, S6450
$50; light York rs and pigs, S655;
r0lrhs S5M5.5O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-06

Al the Grand opera house next
"Wednesday evening CAprll lO) VIII
be seen Klaw a Elonger's presonta-
tion of the sousa opera company, In
which Joseph Cawthorn Is the stellar
feature IN John Philip sousa and
Harry u. sruth'a new military comic
sopora entitled "rhe Free Lance, {"
which was arst produced last season
and ran for months al the Now Ans
fordam thoator. Now York. The cast
and enaomblo o. the original ONE, tho
main factors being Josephine Cav
',horn, Nolla u rgon, Jeanette
Lowrio Albert Hart. George Schiller.
stanley Murphy. Monte Elmo, George
-nallman and othor singers and come
.inlns OF prominence There IL a
singing chorus OF 20 voices which Is
said to be the best ever heard In a
Klaw a rrlanger production and
good enough for an opera OF any
Kind.
"rhe Free Lance" Is called a genu-
inc comic opora and a return to the
happy spirited and genuinely musicai
'compositions OF the legitimate comic
opera class. few OF which have been
heard IN thia country since the GU
merit aud sullivan Successes.
IL is elaimod that John Phl,ip
sousa has composed a score Of musl
cal numbers IN "rhe Free Lane -
that for quality would put 20 blush
most OF the compositions that have
neen evolved from native musicians
fsr many a day white Harry a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-06
The Stranger Tonight.

Harry b. Liatcn, the well known
theatrical manager, win present that
versatile actor and comedian, Frank
Beami-h, in the Jolly musical farce,
"A Stranger in Town. at the Grand
opera house tonight. This bright,
breezy farce Is filled with pretty
girls, funny situations, witty lines,
and every act goes with a rush and
hurrah that is refreshing and ex-
hilarating. and everybody is assured
of a rich treat.
The company selected to support
Mr.. Beamish is one OF equal ability,
each artist having been selected
for his special fitness to shine In the
part intrusted to his or her care and
includes such names as Edward AL
lor, Arthur Fitzgerald, Herbert Hier,
Albert Homburg, Rita knight, Jessie
harrington, Louise Frazier, Mable
Gordon, Edna Ward, Annett Peters
and others.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-06

Haverstraw. CLANS Cove, Oyster Bay,
Sea GIN. Sommeryille, Rosells, Mat
tawan, suffern and other teams OF
like calibre.
The promoters OF the Newark AtA-
letio League team have not selected
their playing grounds. but Il is
thought they will be either the old
shooting park or Morris park. on
Bloomfield avenue. near City line.
The Murad baseball team, COM
posed OF clerks OF IL Fifth avenue.
will schedule games on holidays and
Sundays in April and May. and on
holidays and Saturday afternoons In
June, July, August, with amateur
teams only, and those from banks.
trust companies and wholesale
houses preferred.
Il begins 20 look as n McGraw
was not crazy with the heat when h 3
gave up $4,000 each for shannon
and Seymour. These two saved tho
day in the first game with the Ath-
letics, and Seymour has been con
sistently planking them against ths
fence an spring,
Cleveland papers are screaming
for the pennant and they can prove
Il. They claim they have cinch.
Cleveland always looks like vim
ner in tho spring. Billy Hogg, OF the
Yankees win be glad TO learn that
the fast inshoot which he hurled in
TO Bradley's arm. breaking Il at the
wrist, has not permanently hurt the
great baseman. Bradley is throw
lng with the same lightning speed.
Though Grinath has Quit trying.
two other clubs In the league are try
ing TO set Tyrus Cobb. the crack
young outnelder from Detroit. Cleve-
land Is Wiling 20 give Flick. and
Boston oHers Parent. Flick. By the
way. has signed bis contract. he
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-06
A Woman Tells How Co Relieve
Rheumatic Pains.

A Woman Tells How Co Relieve
Rheumatic Pains.
| have been very great sufferer
from the dreadful disease. rheuma-
tism, for number OF years. have
tried many medicines but never got
much relief from any OF them until
two years ago. when bought a bot
tie OF Chamberlain's Pain Balm. |
found relief before had used all OF
one bottle, but kept on applying II
and soon felt like a different wom-
an. Through my advice many OF my
friends have tried Il and can tell you
how wonderfully Il has worked.
AIRS Sarah A, Cole, il0 5. New ST
Dover, Del, Chamherlaln's Pain
Balm Is a liniment, The relief from
pain which Il affords Is alone worth
many times It's cost Il makes rest
aud sleep possible. For sale at DR..
stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-06
/ BASEBALL NEWS :

In spite of the hammering the
Browns gave him, Sam Crane says
Mathewson will be back in his old
form of 1906, or thereabouts, when
the big show opens. The rest of
McGraw's men are rounding to. and
the hearts of the Polo Grounds are
glad.
Billy Murray is ruling the Phillies
with an iron hand, according to re-
ports from the camp of the Nation
ais. Murray saying he is trying to
convince his men that baseball is
serious business, and that they have
not time to think of anything else.
Though things don't look bright for
Hanlon this season with his Reds"
there is still hope that they may win
other laurels. Since Mr.. Herman
has been elected president of the
bowling association he might get up
ten-pin team from their midst and
do things with IL.
Bayonne VIII be represented by
strong semi-professional team this
year. The Bayonne Athletic Club
is ready to book games with Nyack.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-06
and

Smith has contributed n briskly nov
ing interesting book, full of bright
lyrics and funny lines. Klaw &
Erlanger have given THE Free
Lance" one of those sumptuous pro-
ductlons for which their names are
noted The scenic establishment is
picturesque and beautiful. the cos
tunes OF regal mangnincence but al
ways In good taste An idea OF the
story OF the opera may be cleaned
from the following:
The treasury of the emperor Of
Braggadocia being empty. In order
to replenlsh Il he decides to wed his
daughter. Princess Yolande, 20
Prince Florlna. son OF the Duke of
Graftlana. The latter Is willing that
his son should enter upon this match
for the very same purpose. But
Princess Yolande has scruples about
finding a husband In such a cut-and
dried manner. on the eve OF the
Dukes arrival she dlsappeara, ana
the Emperor In order not 60 disap
point the Duke, introduces Griselda.
goose-gir and sheperdoss as his
daughter. Prince Florlan. for th-
same reason as the Princess, also
keeps aloof. 80 the Duke orders his
soldiers 90 nnd his son, or at least
provide n substitute. whereupon they
compel slogmnnd Lump (Jospeh
Cawthorn) to imporsonate the
Prince In the meantime the real
Prince and Princess. disguised as
peasants. meet and promptly fall IN
love. and when siogmund and Grisol-
dn are introduced TO one another they
ind they are already man and wife.
Whom Il Is discovered that both the
emperor and the Duke have been
financing their offspring for the pur-
pose OF replenishlng the treasury ana
that nolther country has gained any
advantage thereby. war Is declared,
Grlsolda commanding the Amazon
army OF nraggadocia, while her hus-
band. Lump. Is made commander In
chief OF that of Graftiana, The story
as may be seen affords plenty of
scope fer comic complications and
happy, humorous episodes OF when
the excellent comedians of the COM
pany take fun opportunity. A COM
pleto orchestra OF trained musicians
accompanies the organization,
Seats will be ON sale at the box
offce from a. m. 60 I o'clock p. m.
Tuesday, the 9Th. During which
time no orders will be accepted by
telephone The general sale OF seats
viii open on Wednesday morning at
. o'clock. AT which time reserva-
tions by phone may be made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-06

Immediately relieves hoarse. eroupy
cough; oppressed. rattllng rasplng
aud di1neult breathing. Henry @.
s1erns. druggist. shunsburg. Wis,
writes. May 40. 1909; Il have been
selling Ballard's Horehound Syrup
for two years. and have never had a
preparation that has Eiven better
satiafaction. I notice that whea I
seil = bottle they come hack for more.
! can honestly recommend A." asc.
soc and 800. Sold By D.J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-06

state Basketball Leaeue ~.
The State Basketball l.,,,'
which has been in operation M. y.
ter will meet in Portlapa ~ ,..,.sl Y,
for the purpose Of settling n. ,''' -
the past seasons business a. !.
range for even a better le,m. NJ - :
year. Arrangements will ba m.,. - !
take in more schools and r,s,,.. \
ducements will be made 10 sD,., y
league.
In the financial way for n. ii
season everything has come on, }
right, and, after making mn, v..'
sort of trial season. neu v,,.l
league will probably be much n
proved.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-06

was the last of Lajole's men to hold
out.
If the White Sox win the pennant
again this year, President Comins-
key has promised to take them to
Yuoatan next spring and give them a
training camp 5000 feet above the
sea. If the Sox win the champion
ship again, Commy may get so ex-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-06
ArIon.s Silver Anniversary.

Philadelphia, April 6.-The Arion
society will have its twenty-hfth an
niversary celebration tonight in Har
monte hall. The celebration Will ex
tend to the 7th and sth. Tonight
there viii be a grand concert, with
a large chorus and orchestra and
soloists. A banquet, followed by a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-06

cited that he will start around the
world with them.
Barger. one of Grifith's young
pitchers, has been practiclng Mat
thewson's great "fade-away" ball
for years. and Grin says the young
ster's handling OF Il looks good.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-06

ball. wIll be the feature OF the SEQ
ond day. and on the third day there
will be commers. with the United
Singers as guests
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-06

Grover Cleveland SAYS he Is stir
an ardent tarst reformer. That Is
jus, what Is the matter with an the
other tarln rcformers too stili.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-06
Grand Opera House.

Grand Opera House.
Saturday, April GA
Stranger In Town"
Wednesday. April 10
sousa's latest opera, "Tho Free
lance"
Coming Attractions.
Raymond Hitchcock In THE
Yankee Tourist"
Original Dixie Jubilee Sing.
ers," benont Y. NJ. c. A. and
boys club.
Salem High School.
Trial by Jury" by the high
school students.
birds Island" by high
school senior class.
Auditorium Roller Rink.
Morning, afternoon and eve
ming, except Sunday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-02
SAN JUAN Y LLISLA
Debut en- el teatrO de la
Compania juvenil.
Una denuncia.
MUERMO en- PONCE
n~oE~aas.o - :~o.tt. =
MUERMO EN- PONCE
Profesora de ingles para Ell
poblado de Guauica. Jul.
clio por scometimiento.

Esta noche Sc llevara q cabo
en- el teatro municipal, el debut dt
la Compafia infantil organizada
por los sefiores Burset y Suarez.
Como va anunciamos, subirAn
q escena las aplaudidas zarzuelas
sLa Gatita Blancas, ala mujer del
pr6jlmos y "a las mascarass.
A juzgar por los dltimos ensa
yos, que hemos tenido el gusto de
presenciar, el xdebuts de la referida
stroupes promote constitulr I'm grsn
exito'
La tiple en- miniature Bibf Ro-
drfguez, cantara en- sLa gatitas va.
rios scoupletsS de mucha novedad.
FARMACIA.-Por desear su due
iio retirarse del negocio, Sc vende una
de nombre acreditado, en- pueblo muy
importante y progressive, en- condieio-
nes favorables al comprador. Para
informes y detalles dirigirse q G. c.
R., San Francisco 81, bajos. San Juan
P. r. 1870 ..
Ri inspector veterinario del
distrito Sur, informa desde Ponce,
que en- el dep6sito de animales rea-
lengos Sc encontraba una yegua al
parecer con sintomas de muermo.
Sc hizo la inyecci6n con maleina y
efectvamente di6 una reacci6n po-
silva, por 10 que Sc ha ordenadc
que sea sacrlfcada.
I'll dia 20 del mes pasado lie
v6se 4 efecto, en- la Corte munich
pal de Mayagtiez, la vista de Il
causa incoada, por acometimientt
y aggression, contra el cabo de bonn
beros, Jose Cabosa, que sa1i6 alb
suelto.
lie defendi6 el Lcdo. sehor HI
dalgo, que Sc presto & clio generc
samente.
-SE VENDEN sillones anne
ricanos, 4 dos dollars as centave
: par. San lose 1o, altos. d.
s -Ha llegado q Guanica Mi'
: Maud Parr, nueva profesora de Ii
o giles de aquel poblado.
: En- Ponce fue denunciad
q el sefior Jose Pagan pOr haber Fl
brlcado una casa de MADEIRA en- ur
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-02
NO7AS Dt ESPAAI
Tormenta 6 inundaci6n
en- Mortera, provin-
cia de Santander.
LA <MATCHlCHA,
Orfgen de Ia famosa pieza de
mdsica. 49, Barcos pc ca.
dores, tirotesdos
Ep Mortera, provincial de San

En- Mortera, provincial de San
tander, la tormenta que Sc desenca
demo el "a de octubre fue tai, que
IN poeos momentos el horfzonte Sc
cubri6 de deusos nubarrones, ca
yendo una lluvia torrencial que
inund6 la parte baja de la pobla-
zion, habiendo sido necesario des-
alojarla.
Entire las casas inundsdas 6gu.
"a la casa habitaci6n de don Ca
briel Maura y Gsmazo, cuyo hijo
fue salvado por Ell tejado, sin no
vedad alguna.
Los padres Sc hallan en- Paris.
Dlcen las personals de edad de
la poblaci6n que hace muchos amos
que slli no Sc ha sentido un tenn
poral tansrecio.
= I'm telegrama de Madrid da
una version de 10 que parece ser el
otigen autentico de la sMatchichar
Y dee que la famosa pieEa de md
sica International, esta envuelta en-
complicaciones legales.
81 director de orquesta de
teatro Apollo, de Madrid, Estelles
compuso en- 1895 la mdsica de Il
zarzuela sLos inocentesS en- la qu'
era el tema de la "Matchicha" d.
hoy, el coro de la obra, que no tu
70 exito brlllante.
81 conocldo imitador italian
Fregoli parece que Sc flo en- el me
rito de la composition desde!el pun
to de vista del gusto popular y |
ipcluy6 en- sn repertoire de 1tali
) al que la adapt6 en- un arreg!o gu
! hizo Jacopetti Pronto Sc hizo pt
pular en- ese pals, Austria y Aliens
MIA. Luego el mIsico frances Bor
) Clerk, combine la aMatchicha,S y CO
a el otro conocido paso doble espah
gLa Ciraldas y esa combination
la que gust6 tanto en- Paris, Lo
dres y Nueva York.
ia Mlentras tanto, Estelles y ]
a copetti fallecieron y sus familis
que quedaUn en- la pobreza, inici
~ ron gestiones legales para recobr
Is derechos lie autor.
La familla Estelles, Se vic at
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-02
Ia -PETULANC|A De DREYFUS

supo sonreil n Il jar su emotio
mes en- 50 rostro.
Cuaudo regrcs6 a Francia, los
hombres que 10 habian aventura-
do todo por sslvarle, Zola, Ana.
tcle France, Clemenceau, Picquart,
Pressen &, Labor, e>peraban en-.
contraise a TN hombre que supiera
apretarles la mano calurosamente y
mirarles con ojos humedecidos po
la gratitud.
Pero Dreyfus hello a sus ami.
gos. Sc lie fgur6, acaso que todos
ellos estaban bien pagados con el
triunfo de la campaha y con la In
huencia polftica 8 Intellectual que
debfan al triunfo. No vic, tai vez,
que esa victoria y los benefclos de
la victoria no Sc debian a un calcu-
10 frfo, sino a Tin impulse generoso.
Y 81 10 vic, 81 comprendi6 el merito
de sus antiques defensores, crey6
que las penas propias hablan sido
mucho mayores que las de sus anil
gos : en- 10 que tenfa raz6n--y que,
consiguientemente, Sc le debfs Sc
guir considerable como q TN mar
tir-en 10 que tambien tenia raz6n-
y como 4 un heroe --en 10 cual Sc
hallaba equlvocado.
Pero, probablemente, no penst
en- NADIA de ESQ; probablemente nc
dej6 de comprender Ia grandeza es'
piritual de sus defensores, pero ne
acert6 q expresarla; Sc 10 yedabar
su petulancia, su su6cienda, su va
nidad y los m1sculos de su cara
que no han sabido sonreh.
No basta ser inocente y buen'
ED este mundo. Hay que saber son
reir. La sonrisa propia nos abr
las puertas de las almas ajenas,
hay que saber entrar en- las alma
ajenas 81 Sc quiere hacer algo.
! Lo acontecido q Dreyfusl ldebie
ra servlr de ejemplo q cuantos HON
, bres buenos Sc hallau condenadc
al aislsmlento porque SIT petulanci
les impide hacer patente su bondac
81 mundo sera mucho mejor
= dfa en- que los hombres buenc
i. aprendan de los malos el arte de
: dulzura y la sonrisa.
a RAMIRo DE MAETzU.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-02

Ha termiuado Ia carrera mill
tar de Alfredo D,eyfus. La mayor
parte de los peri6dicos nj siquiera
han dado la noticia de SD retro, que
apareci6 escondida entire las colum-
mas del Journal OFF tal. Hasta ha-
bia dudas acerca de su autenticidad,
porque hay veiute ofciales que lie.
van SD nombre en- el escalafon del
Ejerclto frances. Asf acaba la ca
rrera del hombrs que ha dado mas
que hablar en- nuestros tiempos.
Dreyfus Sc retira del serviclo mill
tar por no habersele concedido el
ascenso q que creia tener derecho,
a que tenfa derecho en- justlcia.
Y al mismo tempo ocupa el
ministerio de la Guerra SD defensor
Picquart, quien debe SD elevation
actual al hecho de haber sido el
defensor de Dreyfus, y es presiden-
te del Consejo de Ministries M. Gle
mehceau, cuya rehabilitation polf-
tica Sc debe igualmente a su
campaiia dreyfuista.
La suerte de Picquart y de
Dreyfus ha sido bien distinta. En-
cuanto fue repuesto en- el servicio
acivo, Picquart assemble a general
de brigada, luego q general de di.
vision, y por dltimo, q mlnistro de
la Guerra.
Dreyfus fue nombrado conan
dante y reclbi6 la Legion de Honor
Luego reclam6 el grado de teniente
coronel, que es el que ocupan su:
compaheros de promotion, pero X
reclam6 en- vano.
Nj Clemenceau nj Picquar
quisieron servirle, nj volver q OR s,
nombre. Acudi6 Dreyfus a otro
hombres que lie habfan defendido
los mas Sc hicieron sordos a sus que
jas. Y Dreyfus ha tenido que reti
rarse del servicio activo.
La causa de ese fracaso no e
dificil de explicar. Dreyfus no h
poseido nunca el don precioso de !
simpatia. Era iuoceute del DELFT
: de traici6n que anteriormente Sc
habia imputado; era, ademas, Int
: ligente y pundonoroso, pero sobe
g bio, reservado, petulante, y nun'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-02
De T0DAs Parties
Sangrienta lucha entire
cuatrO ba1lenas y dos
grandes tiburones.
EN- e. ATLAATICO
Movilizaci6n de Ia escuadra
inglesa, para las pr6ximas
maniobras de Ott no

Recientemente el buque de
carga ingles sAmelias, cruzaba el
Atlautico con un tempo .inmejora-
bic, cuando a ESQ de las sells de Ia
tarde, el vigia avis6 que Sc notaba
en- el mar una agitaci6n extraor'
dinaria.
81 barco Sc acerc6, y la tripu
laci6n vic que Ia agitaci6n era
producida por I'M formidable com.
bate que sostenian entire ST cuatro
ballenas y dos tiburones.
Los enormes auimales Sc agl
taban en- tremendas convulslones,
saltaban y sc sumergfan levantan
do colosales oleadas. De vez en-
cuando uno de ellos mostraba fue-
"a del aqua SD enorme fanco, me.
llado por profundas heridas.
Una de las ballenas presenta
ba una larga herida que parecfa he
cha CON una gigantesca sierra, y
por 10 cual Ia sangre manaba q cho.
rros, sin que por clio mostrase el
animal la menor intenci6n de aban.
donar 10 lucha.
81 barco Sc vic obligado a de-
tenerse y luego q dar un gran ro-
deo, para continuar sd ruta.
Durante todo el tempo en- que
el crepGsculo vespertino permiti6 4
los navegantes escudrihar el hori
sonte, se VIC que el combate con-
inuaba con el mismo encarniza-
miento, entire los cuatro cetaceos J
loo dos escualos.
-Dlcen de Londres que Ia es
cuadra local que Sc est& movllizan
do actualmente para las grande
fnaniobras de Otoho en- el mar de
Norte, comprende rs acorazados
IS cruceros protegidos y 4S torpe
deVos.
La potencia de estos barcc
1eunidos excede 4 Ia de las escus
dras disponibles de dos potencls
cualesquiera de Europa, y sin en-
barge, para formar esa escuadra II
ha habido necesidad de sacar nil
gan buque de las reservas 8 de otl
Aota 8 division.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-02
F. NlTAHzO
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA,

OcULISTA. .-Ex.medlco au.
xiliar de Ia Clfnica oftalmol6.
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi'
tai de Ia Santa Cruz de Bar.
celona, Consultorio 1exclusivo
para afecciones de los oios.
Tetuan 81, (cerca, del. Tea
ro.l - Horas de consulta,
De 9&12 de Ia maiiana.-
Gratis 4 los..pobres, de 8A9
le II manana. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-02

Ell Official de sanidad de Juana
Dlaz, ha solicitado permlso para
abrir i'm pante6n,
En- la hacienda rl9argaritaa
de Cabo Rojo, puso fin q sus dias
el indlviduo Juan Sep1lveda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-02

esquina de la calle de Brigadier
Castro, q pesar de habersele negado
el permiso por el departamento de
obras p1blicas.
va. En esta imprenta Sc solicit
tan vendedores de peri6dicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-02
DIR. JacintO Zaratt

Medcna.-Cirujfa.- -Enfermedades de ninos. .-Parto
OcuLtsrA de Ia Clfnca Oftalmol6gca del sHoteDeuS de
Paris. Consultas de 3 p. m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo lLu'
ma 1927
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-02
NOTIc|AS DEL DIE
Sobre el alumbrado ph-
blico. ManifestaciO-
mes del Sr. Sifre.
ASAMBLEA UNlONISTK
Tendra lugar manana en- el
pueblo de Baya non -Ac.
cidente en- Santurce.

A nuestra pregunta al seficr
Slfre sobre las causas que 1notiva.
ban el pequefio receso que tuvo el
alumbrado phbllco en- la primera
hora ant, s de aver, ros manifesto
que habiendo tenido necesidad de
cambiarsele una pieza de impor-
tancia una de las maquinas que
prestan el servicio de noche, Sc di6
luz mas temprano que de costumbre
para probar el funcionamiento de
dicha maquina, parando un mo-
mento para correglrle pequeiios de.
fectos. Asi Sc hace siempre en-
iguales casos en toda maquinaria.
Para maiiana esta anuncia-
da en- Bayam6n, en- la casa de nues.
tro amigo y correligionario sefior
Angel Cestero, una assmblea unio-
nistas, para trstarse de asuntos i'm.
portantes del partido en- aquzlla To-
calldad.
Aver tarde, como & ESQ de la
una y media, estaban derribando
una palma de cocos en- Santurce,
parada az, calle del Parque y al
desprenderse aqu4lla, cay6 sobre
los alambres del atroIleyo y del
alumbrado elecrtlco, echandolos
todos al suelo. Esto interrumpi6
por algunos minutes el tra6co de
losacarros electricos.
La Crema Evaporada peer
LESS deja bien puesto su nom
bre. Su calidad es en- verdad sSTN.
IGUALD. Sc garantiza cada lata.
Puede pedirse en- todo estableci-
miento de provisiones 81 'donde
Vd. compra no la tienen diriiase
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-02

iada por el Inconvenience de que
Estelles no habia pedido privilegio
para su obra nj adn la habia hecho
imprimir, 10 que produjo una con.
troversia entire la Sociedad de Au-
torres Espsfioles y la prensa madri-
lena respecto de la falta de protec-
ci6n hacia los miembTos de la pri-
mera y Tin peri6dico dice que Ell tes-
timonio ssde la familia en- Flegoli
(ContinGG en- Ia Pdgina 4s)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-02
sEVENDE

Una csldera multlbuiar de Ic pies
largo por S de ancho, con O. tu!0s
ce 4 pulgadas ? solo dos cosechhs ,lc
liz3
uua roAqulna horizontal, cornp!e-
ia, con dos claslfcsdores, capaz para
'aoler 1000 galones de gusrapc en- u
,oras. --Bhra iniOrrnes, diltiarse > J.
gNspo. Fsiardc. 3o-I3.