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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-15
OTRAS UOT|c|AS
Ell vapor "Maria Herre-
ra".--Conferencias
en- Aguadilla.
SALA OE SOCORROs
Quejas de los vecinos de Ia
calle SCerra>, Ssnturce.
Sobre autom6viles.
SALA OE sOCORROs

El microbes zarpara para Gu
ba el vapor sMaria Herreras, ha-
ciendo escala en- Santo Domingo.
Orange Lily cures Weakness, Ul-
cerations, Displacement, Painful
Periods. For free trial address
Mrs. H. E, Fretter, Detroit, Mich.
-Vuelven q repetirse las que
jas de los veciuos de la calle Cerra,
de Santurce, acerca del NAL olor
que despide una destilerfa situada
en- aquel lugar.
Hoy y maiiana Sc celebraran
conferencias de maestros en- el pue-
bio de Aguadilla.
Para cnrar 10 resffiado en- M dla
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo QU1N1NA.
El boticario le devolver4 e1 dinero 81
no Sc cura. La frma de E. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita.
Aver Sc inaugur6 en- esta
ciudad una nueva empresa de au-
tom6viles entire San Juan y Ponce,
la cual tendra servicio diario entire
ambas ciudades y poblaciones inter-
medias.
DE heridas y contusiones le-
yes fueron asistidos en- la sala de
socorros Pedro Ramirez, Clemente
Hernandez, Francisco Garcia y
Mercedes Cabrera.
D%En la calle de San Jose, nd
nero 7, Sc admiten huespedes con pu-
pilaje complete y Sc alquilan habita-
clones. D.
O Nng lily. Cura la debilidad, ul
ceraciones, aplanamiento y periodos
dolorosos Muestras gratis. .-Pfdalas
a. Mrs. H. E. Fretter, Detroit, Mi
ch.
-An1nciase la publication er
breve de la Constitution 8 Regla
mentos de la sociedad ~Fraternidat
Social Econ6mica y BenehcaD
-Ha sido procesado en- Areci
bo el individuo Manuel Ramos, acu
sado de hurto de ganado.
Maria Torres y Petra Cruz
tuvieron el sabado en- la noche un
rita cerca del circo, recibiendo i
primera una mordedura en- el bra
70 izquierdo y la segunda una con
fusion sobre la r6tula izquierds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-15
CAPTTULO VII
Ell csRD6N DE LA REINA NADRE

Carlos haba entrado habitacon rsueno buron pero
despuk conversation madre paeca esta ha
b ceddo padez 6era apoderandae ella en- camoo del
buen humor de Su hijo,
Ell de La Mole decia Carlos, e sehor de La Mo.
lei! necesaro lamar Enrique al duquc de Alencon:
SD servico
Lamadlos 81 quees hio mfo nosabreis nada MuchO te
Enrique Francisco esn mas unido de que parece In
terrogares sera pone guarda Ceo sea meor rba
lena segu de algunos dias 81 deas espar los cupabes
ho m 81 les dea que han escapado vuesa vglanca
runfan animados eos mmo popoconaan meor OCCASION
para tratarles rigor entonces 10 sabremos odo
Carlos paeaba ndecso mascande oera como eicaoao
que no compmiendo crspada mano su cora
z6n mordido por la sospecha
No no. djo por fin esperare Vos sabeis 10 que s
espar rodeado eoy de vone Por parte cada d Sc
haceu mas nsoenes echugno mma noche no Sc han
atrevdo dos donceitos hacernos frente rvearSenos 81
e sehcr de La Mole nocen e ben de cuaquer moo
tengu ius sbr d6nde aba La Mole esta noche mn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-15

que las aguas que utiliza el pueblo
son las del rio Turabo, tomadas al
60 mas arriba de ese paso, seg1n
esta erdenado.
En- cuanto a las aguas del rio
Cagiiitas, adjuntamos la direction
del datos o6ciales que prueban que
en- Caguas no Sc hG desodedecid0 Ia
ObSerpan0a de una Pydchca antigua
que Prose16M las agnaS insanGs de
I'M rio del consume de la 6o6lan6n;
pues por la Recommendation que
acompafamos para SUI publication,
vera usted que en- Marzo6 6 de 1906,
esas aguas, previo analisis, fueron
declaradas titles para el uso pIbli-
co por la Junta Superior de SAM
dad, y Ell Mario IA del mismo aHo,
confrmada la autorizacion por el
Ayuntamiento de la ciudad.
Por 10 que respecta a limpieza
de la poblaci6n, el Ayuntamiento
tiene cuatro carros recogiendo las
basuras; han desaparecido todos los
cafios de aguas sucias que a1ufan a
las GALES, y los sub inspectores de
hygiene, secundados habilmente por
la policia, no sc dan punto de rcposo
cuidando de la limpieza de GALES y
corrales, y denunciando, sin distin-
ci6n de personalidades a todos los
infractores de las ordenanzas y re-
glamentos de Sandal,
No nos gaia el m6vil de llenar
unas cuantas cuartillas, nj de de-
feuder una cosa que de suyo va es-
ia defendida, pcro como medicos
no podemos guardian silencio ante
la nagnitud de hechos tan escanda-
losamente falsos que de no serlo,
habrlan de lamar sobre nosotro,
una gran responsabilidad, puestc
one como PROFESSIONALS nadie en-
tiende mejor que nosotros aquells
hermosa sentencia de que ola saluc
del pueblo es la suprema leyn.
FL medico que ante la existen
cia de una epidemia, por cualquie
ra clase de consideraciones, guar
dara silencio, Sc harfa c6mplice d,
un crlmen de lesa humanidad, ,
. nosotros que estlmamos much,
nuestra dignidad professional y 10
2 los deberes todos que nos seiial
nuestra conciencia, tenemos gu
; protestar y proteStamos, de 10 ma
r hondo de nuestros corazones, d
I'm estado de cosas que no atina
mos comprender.
S Sepan los que nos leen que II
J ha de callar nuestra pluma, mier
r tras haga fAlta que liable; gu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-15

(ContinHa1t6n de la bdgina Az
tud y hasta los que no pertenece-
mos a la juventud alegre, nos en-
tregamos al quito de Terpsfcore, y
conste que no faltaron nj el espu-
moso champagne, nj otros detalles
que prueban bien a las clara que
Caguas dandoos un mentis sobe-
rano, divirtiendose, echa por terra
todo aquello del luto, de la desola-
ci6n, de la muerte, etc., etc.
81 doctor Lugo Viha, Medico
Inspector de Sandal a quien Sc re-
6ere el editorial eNota del dia,s v
cuyos informes, segdn frases del
periodico, dan la idea adel comp'e-
to abandono Ell que las autoridades
tienen a la poblaci6n citadaD y que
ha hecho esas ~revelaciones espe-
luznantes,O p lego a esta poblaci6n
el dia 8 a las II de la mahana; Y q
la una sigui6 viaje hacia Gurabo,
sin haber practicable ninguna inves-
tigaci6n. Regreso el mismo dia por
la noche, limitandose q cambiar i'm
presiones con alg1n compafero de
la localidad. Al dia siguiente, en-
POGO mas de dos horas, recogi6 san
gre de cuatro enfermos, marchan-
dose & San Juan en- Ell autom6vil de
las doce.
Reconocemos gran inteligencia
en- el doctor Lugo Vifia, pero no
tanta que en- esa visita-relampago,
en- la que no hizo NADIA, praticamen-
te NADIA, para averiguar el verdade.
70 estado sanitario de esta pobla.
ci6n, haya podido informar a ese
peri6dico de modo tan lamentable
dando por resultado ese editoria
que tanto dafio podria hacer, 81 nc
fuera por la senSatez de este vecin
dario, que sabe bien a que atene1ss
sobre el particular.
Sefior Lugo Viia: la situaci6t
sanitaria de Caguas ha mejoradc
grandemente, lie delnostrare
mos en- breve.
A su paso por Rio Grande, el
viaje a Gurabo, vic usted 4 una
pobres mujeres lavando ropa, 4 la
que sedirigi6 usted Ell tono de amo
nestaci6n, y de aqui concluy6, qu
el pueblo Sc surtia de aquellas aqua
asiminfectadas, de Rio Grande.
Y no hay tai cosa, porque las aqua
de csc rio jamas han sido utilizada
para las necesidades p1blicas, pc
la enorme distancia a que esta d
! cho rio de esta poblaci6n.
Aparte de que las lavandera
que vic el seiior Lugo Vina no so
de la ciudad, debemos signifies
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-15
EOIGT0S JUD|c|ALtS

A0fsO.-A las personas que ne
cesiten insertar Ell este periodico
edlctos judiciales, advertimos que
deheran pagar anticipadamente su
in'norte, 81 no tiene relaciones con la
empresa 8 no envian dichos edic-
tos por conducto de nuestros agen-
teA Las personas relacienadas Con
nosotros pagaran el importe total
cuando este hecha la mitad de las
inserciones.
La administrator de LA Demo-
vadG.D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-15

y
Banco de Puerto Rico $2S 4
80.
Banco Popular $40 q II.
American Colonial Bank
18o 4 400.
CEDULAS HIPOTECA-
RIAS
Banco Territorial y Agrfcola:
Emisiones 81 y s. $50.
Idem 6e $1oo.
VENTAS DE AZUCAR
Sin operaciones.
BUQUEs ANUNCIADOs
Vapor cubano aJuliao saldra
el II corriente para los puer-
tos de Sto. Domingo y Cuba
con escalas en- Mayagiiez y
Ponce.
Vapor americana aBrooklynO
sali6 de New York para esta
el IA del corrientc.
Vapor americana sCaracasS
saldra para New York el II
del corriente.
Vapor americana aPhiladel-
iaD sali6 de New York para
esta el 13 del corriente.
Vapor ingles sCasildaD. Sa-
lis de Montevideo el 6 del CO.
rriente con carga para este
puerto.
Vapor frances 0MontreelD.
Recalara del II al 1S del CO.
rriente procedente de Puerto
Plata.
ENTRADAS
De la isla, goletas sMaria
ArtauO, sCarrnelitaS y "Ala
Blancas.
SALIDAS
Para la isla vapor americana
sArkadias.
Para la isla goletas sDesea-
dao sMayhowerS sIsabela1 y
sEncarnaci6no con carga.
BUQUEs EN- PUERTO
TRAvESIA
aIsarak B. Stetsons descar-
gando.
sJuliaS descargando.
sW. E. Stoneo descargando
sWilliams descargando.
sCoamoD descargando.
Jhon D. Colwell id
Major Pickads descargando
cosTANERos
xDoloress Humacao y Vie,
ques
sCarmenO. Fajardo.
&Voluntad.s "
sCoraz6n de MariaS descar'
gando.
sMayaguezanao en- lastre.
sMaria ArtauS Vieques.
aCarmelitaD descargaudo.
eAla BlancaS "
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-15
SECC|ON MERCANT|L
pR1NcIPALRs ARTI-

PR1NC1PALRS ARTI-
CULOS.
Arroces: De parddo q ia
pom at3A 4 $50.
Idem valenciano de 6H &
6N Dor extreme de classes.
Ajos de 80 ctvs. a 40.
Bombones de $6H Al.
Bacalao S..
Sardinas ahumadas IS q r6
centavoS.
Cebollas espaholas s..
Ideln americanas $4.
GarbanzSs $4A & 10.
Habichuelas americans CO.
lsradas largas $4A Is. Blan
cas- americans 5B.
Harina De trigo $4.2s q 81
Iden de maiz 4 &5.3A.
Jamones 81 any.
Jab6n Recamsra IS. 40 ame-
rine, $2H y ~.
Manteca $3.50 en- u y en-
cajas De $sh.
Mantequilla de SIS q "A.
Pasta del pals &.2s 4 4.3o.
Papas americans s. a az.
Tocino $1eH 4 $40.
Tasajo $7H a1o.
Queses americanos SIS. Pa
tagrAs n.
Leche condensada sAgui-
laD 4 IS.
1dein sCruz Rojas $4A.
1dsm magnolia $4H.
DEL PALS
Azdcar para el consume:
Mascabado claro de Sax.
De miel claro a $3.
Centrffuga claro de n q IS.
Americana de IS q 5H.
De Ponce $3A & ~.
Ron 40 grades Cartier 4
$1.so sentavos gallon paga-
dos R. InterHas.
Maiz $7.So.
Tabaco, nominal.
PRECIOs DE COMPRA
Almid6n 4 $3.50.
Algod6n de s. a 81
Cocos de IS a 10 nillar.
Sebo de res $4H.
Cafe corriente nominal.
CANB1OS CORRIENTES
Londres check 4 5 18Th
Parfs ~ D.
HamburgO "a ID
New York S ctvs. D.
EspaR1 IIH ctvs. u
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
PROPERTY ADVANCES
 IN HERMOSILLO
Prospects Worth 5000 Year Ago Sell for S25,000 or
 More Now.

HERMOSILLO. Sonora, Mex, Aug. 19.-Phenomenal advances in the price of mineral properties are being re- corded in this section, due largely to the enterprise of American prospec- tors and the thrush of American cap ital for development purposes. It is stated that prospects which command ed not over s1 900 last summer have been sold this season for $25,000 to $50, 900 Many of the best pproper- ties, however, are not for sale at any price. The experience of such mines as the Sultana, near Hermosillo, fur nishes the reason. This mine started in to work for copper with very light gold values on the surface. At the 3OO-foot level an immense ore body was encountered that has been yield ing an average of 42 ounces of gold per ton, beside copper and silves. A similar property is the Lluvia de Co bre in the same neighborhood. This is being actively developed, and a powerful modern compressor and boil CT are about to be installed at the shaft
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20

they were disembarked by an armed force and made to proceed to the con struction camps. Through an agree ment with the Chinese agents who supply coolie labor a way has been devised to compel them to carry out their contract.
 Whether the Chinese will prove an important factor in the solution of the labor problem in Mexico remains to be seen and the result is awaited with interest. The Japanese have proven absolutely unsatisfactory, according to the declaration of some of the biggest employers of that class of labor.
 The native Iaborers have awakened to the fact that the performance oi more labor means higher wages to them. but the higher wages they oD tain inc more they want, and they are in a continual state of unrest. This fact Is what is causing the employers of large bodies of laborers to lay awake nights and wonder what the end will be.
 President Diaz has in the past soiy ed problems as difficult as the pres ent one of labor. It Is possible tha he or his administration may be abi' to bring about satisfactory condition of affairs in this instance.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
]. A. WILSON. BROKER,
cANANEA, SONORA, MEXICO. Photographic code: "WiIson." p. o
 Box No. 39.

office-PRocToR BUILDING,
 August 1J, 19O7
 Aug. r. Following are Cananea stock quota
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20

Mining, Smelters and Stock Quotations
ANAL LGAMATED
 AFTER SHELTERS

BOSTON. Aug. 19.-Eyidence is not lacking that a change in control of the American Smelling & Refining Co. is imminent, and it is not at all unliktly that when the smoke of liquidation clears, the Amalgamated Copper in- terests may have it.
 There have been many rumors of large sales of Shelters stock at pri- yate sale, some of which have been true It was stated by the Boston News Bureau some time ago. froI a high authority in the Guggenheim cir. cle, that two of the Guggenheim bro thers, who had speculated neither wisely nor well, had sold 100000 shares of Shelters stock to the Nor gan firm at S100 per share, or about l5 points under the then market. Now comes a report that 2O0,00( shares of the stock were sold privately when the market was 10S, at $S0 pel share to people who are in control oi the Amalgamated Copper Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
TESTER X HICKS,
 Brokers.
Over Rinehart's Rooms 3 G 4. Drug Store. Antler' Bldg.
Bisbee. August 19. 19O.

Bisbee, August 19, 1907.
 4 slight improvement was notice able :h tOday's market. The Boston and New York markets opened high. CT and held their own pretty we'll all day. The curbs strengthened in sym pathy with the eastern market. Sup eriOr & Pittsburg was feature and advanced one point from the opening. Greene-Cananea made a good gain, but lost part of it at the close. Denn Shattuck and Warren remain unclang- ed. Wolverine & Arizona IS being o. fered at a fraction under S3.G). East Butte & Black Mountain Ire firm and should be good investments at present prices. Adyices from President Vivian of the Butte & Arizona in answer to inquiry is as follows: "Our financial condition is satisfactory to us as we have sufficient money in the treasury to carry on the work outlines for about ten months. As to sale of treasury stock in the next six months. such a matter has not received the at tention of the directors and there is no necessity whatever when our pres ent plans are considered for the sale of treasury stock in the near future. There are at the present time 52S,G0O shares of stock in the treasury This statement speaks for itself and under these conditions Butte & Arizona should be a good investment at pres ent prices.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20

There are many who believe that there is no legitimate reason why Shelters common stock should sell higher Amalgamated. Both pay per cent dividends and Amalgamated has been earning more dollars per share than Shelters common.
 The American Smelling & Refining interests now control about 100, ,000,000 pounds of copper product per annum largely the product of it's custom smelters, but it plans large expansion in copper as a result of it's invest ments in Utah and Bingham and Alaska, and it would be the natura thing for the Amalgamated Copper ! Co. to control this copper output. | It is worthy comment that tho | lack of public confidence in the Gug
 genheims began when they turnet down the Nipissing property after thu public had been advised of their buy | ing control at s25 per share
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
MEXICAN MINES FACE LABOR
 TROUBLE
Serious Problem Faces Indus trial Managers with Chinese CooIie Labor Still An Un- certainty as to Reliability

Mexico and the northern portion of the republic in particular, is con fronted with a labor problem that is rapidly assuming a serious aspect.
 Will Mexico be compelled eventual ly to depend upon the development Of its vast mineral resources and the construction of it's railroads by work ing Chinese coolies under the same conditions that now exist in some dis tricts in South Africa or will condl- tions so adjust themselves that the exodus of natives to the United states will cease and native labor will De worked satisfactorily?
 That is the question prospecuors and operators of big industrial, min ing and construction enterprises Tn inc republic are asking one another.
 Labor in Mexico is today far short of the demand and MeXicans are leaving the republic in large numbers under the inducement of high wages in the United States. Some go as far north as Chicago, but in that d. rection mostly to Missouri riNer points. The Santa Fe now employs Mexieans as section hands and sur faeers along almost the entire system between Kansas City and Fort worth.
 Other roads all over The southwest are now employing the MeXncan on this class of work.
 Labor agencies in Fl Paso are shlp' ping out Mexicans by the hundreds to the Pacific coast
 To meet the growing deficiencies in the supply of native labor the big con tinated that GOO Japanese have Deen struction operators on the west coas' of Mexico and mining companies ID the coal fields of Coahuila have De sun the importation of Japanese and Chinese and it is estimated that SoOo Japanese have been brought lnto NICK ico in the past year. ProoaDi! thousand Chinese have been imported. The importation of the Japanese labor CT for railroad construction has proven an unsatisfactoryexperim so tar' Down on the ManZanillo extension they inst long enough. to accumulate lew dollars and then desert thelr 9oDsi heading for the northern boundary Under the Mexican laws, they are al, lowed the same rights as citizens ana are free to leave when they please.
 It seems that the ultimate destlna' tion of all the Japs who get into Mex ico is the United States. For months swarms of them have been coming to the border, many of them on foot.
 Large number of Chinese have been
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
BETTER hOT WAIT
 TOO LONG ID BDY
First Thing We Know Stocks May Take the Upward
 Turn,
(By Frank J. Graf.)

The market continues to be selling off, in spite of the rumors to the ef, feet that the market has touched bot, tom. There is no question that stocks are low and ought to be bought up, Don't wait and try to buy stock at the very lowest mark for you may be disappointed. The telegraphers' strike continues to prevent any public ser vice and the local market is neglected to a certain extent. The Eastern mar ket opened in fair form and gained strength during the day but at the close stocks were sold and market closed weak.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20

very promising at the works. The Empire state has passed through about twelve feet of good concentrat. ing ore and about ten feet in width, and ore still shows in the face of the drift Wolverine is in a soft for mation and making about fourteen feet per day with three hundred feet to reach the ore body toward which they are drifting
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20

introduced into Mexico in the past few months for work on railroad con- struction and so far there has been
 no considerable number of them de camping from the work to which they were taken. At Guaymas a ship load of coolies which arrived in that port some three months ago mutinied and attempted to jump into the sea but
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

IF NOTE:-No gossip account congested wires.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20

Greene Cananea in good demand at present low prices. Sales of Las Chispas made last week at $i35.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
l. c. PRITcHARD
 -Broker-
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stocks a Speciality.

Bisbee, August 19, 1907.
 The tone of the market today is somewhat better. Holders of stocks are holding for better bids and con ditions at the various mines are en- couraging. The Denn is preparing to ship ore and everything is looking
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-28
CONDITION OF BANKS
MUST Be REPORTED
BiIIheimer Will Issue a CirCu.
lar at Once.
PUBLIC DEPOSITORY LAW.

State Auditor John {. Billheimer Is
preparing to demand of the national
banks in the state copies of their last
official reports TO the controller OF the
currency. so that the bank department
of the auditors office may satisfy it
self of the condition Of those national
banks which desire to become public
repositories under the new public de-
pository law. which goes into effect
Dec. |.
The new law provides that the audi
tor may demand reports from any des-
ignated repositories in the state when
ever he thinks it necessary. The law
applies to the national banks as we'll
as the banks under state supervision.
r. B. Oglesbee. chief clerk in the bank
department of the auditors office. says
that nearly every national bank in the
state will desire to become a public de-
pository.
Auditor BillheimerS circular TO be
issued at once. will notify the national
banks that hereafter they will be re-
quired to furnish copies of their re-
ports to the auditors Office on every
call of the controller of the treasury.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-28
There Were ''"ndreds Who
Left and Hundreds Who
Came to the City.
ALL LINES PARTICIPATE.
PENNSYLVANIA, c.. c. & /. AND
TRACTION COMPANY REPORT
LIBERAL PATRONAGE- INTER-
URBANS MADE SPECIAL RATE.

Wednesday was a busy day on all
of the lines of travel entering Rich
mond. The Pennsylvania station was
the scene of much activity through
out the day up to a late hour. While
hundreds of people left the city to
spend Thanksgiving with relatives
and friends in other towns and cities,
an equal or even greater proportion
Of aliens enjoyed the festivities of the
day with local people.
Each train entering the city We'd
nesday was crowded with passengers
either destined for this city or else
they used Richmond as a transfer
point. 1t was stated by the local Of
ficials that the business of the COM
pany has been equal to il not greater
than that OF last year and that so far,
the patronage has been as good as
previous to the two-cent rate law,
when special rates were the custom.
1t was stated at the c.. c. & L., that
that company has enjoyed a liberal
share of the passenger traffic and
that the travel Wednesday was espec-
tally gratifying to the oficials. This
road did considerable long hauling
Wednesday, there being many through
passengers from Chicago and other
northern points TO Cincinnati and vice
versa.
While the business done by the To-
cal traction lines was large Wednes
day, it was not to be compared with
the traction travel today. When the
first car left Richmond this morning
the interurban station was we'll fill
ed with awaiting passengers and
throughout the earlier hours of the
forenoon both the cars leaving for the
East and those for the West We're tax
ed TO their capacity. many Richmond
people going to points along the line
TO spend the dav with Country cous.
ms where it is known that plenty
of creamed gravy and basted turkey
abOundS.
/ The interurban roads made a special
rate and the Inducements was such
as to appeal to their patrons.