davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Infants' Shoes soc.

Soft sole Shoe, cut extra wide, in Pink, Blue, Tan, White and Black, also rstentwith Pink, Blus, Tan or Wh te top.
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A quarter apiece anda rare quarer's worth in handker- chiefs. Women's pure linen, fin shed with dainty embroid- cred wreath designs, or stylish cross bar deyigns, 2sc each or half dozen in bcx $i.4O.
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= ! I III = i t T '.:... N. !

On the way back he felt two Of 'em.
q pedestrian who was smoking g.
EgoR cigar passEd Hih, m6dNhe leaned
uRHgainst shdde Hee and swore.
EAs; ne stooassat hsgate he remember
Hed ] ow good the taste Of cigar was
kQnlhe hind platform Of a street car
In the morning, and he kicked himself
three times before going into the house.
He devoted five minutes more to the
paper and then said he guessed he'd go
downstairs and see If the furnace was
all right.
He found the furnace in the same old
spot, and it looked as natural as an
old hat. The water pipes were also all
right; also the walls. "a M
IF you are going to find it too hard
to stop smoking III give up the idea,"
observed Mrs. Bowser as she came up
stairs.
'Who's finding it hard to stopT' he
demanded, with considerable heat. II
haven't the slightest desire to smoke
If the president offered me a dollar
cigar wouldn't touch it,
"Well, that's certainly heroic in you
The people around here won't believe
you have SO much stamina" T..
Had Mouth Full Of Cinnamon.
Mr.. Bowser had a mouth full Of Gin
na1non and didn't reply. He went up
stairs instead. He went up to see If
all the bedrooms were in their usual
places. .. .-. H.. ....s. --t
They were, and he came down again
and forced himself to sit down for as
much as ten minutes. Then he got up
to go down the hall and see if any one
had stolen the front door off it's hinges.
Mrs. Bowser heard him signing and
grooming, and when he wandered back
she said: -...-.... = u.. ..-..
''I'm tired tonight and want to 60 to
bed early. You can sit up as long as
you want to-" .-
The cat grinned and chuckled at the
words, but Mrs. Bowser was hardly
upstairs when that feline was flying for
his life; He got away by narrow
margin, and then Mr. Bowser rushed
down to the dining room, where he
knew he had left big black cigar
that morning, and, lighting it with
trembling hand, he made sneak for
the back yard. The moon rode high,
and there were the usual number of
cats on the, fence, but he minded them
not. He simply sucked and puffed and
went yum, yum," down in his stom-
ach and said to himself:
''How on earth was ever such a
fool as to tell Mrs Bowser that I was
going to stop smoking I can't under
stand. Stop! WHY, I'll emolkeathreo
times as many as I ever did before,
and if she asks about that increased
pin money I'll tell her she's the most
grasping and extravagant woman in
American NJ. QUAD.
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= - - PURIFIES
D - oeTHE BLOOD

ey P Of me body dependent on 5he 6ood Tor
and psons AS long as remains
titled
the
special blood disease
different skin affections blood diseased
condition result too acid presence irritating
blood and Cata1h sc1ofula Contagious Blood Poison
all depae blood diseases
ipu remains circulation born with
hereditary faint in the blood
ways p waxy the eyes are Weak glands
in the neck often enlarged usually the body fully
strong because
troubles s has proved itself perfect goes
makes this stream Of life and sustaining Nothing
inherited blood troubles like every an
Pures and strengthens the weak blood supplies with the
heahu establishes
Blood Poison all blood diseases
by S. S. tits made entirely herbs bark
of all blood purifiers
senttre THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ATLANTA, GA.
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ACCUSED OF MURDER.
pronnhHht Dentist Arrested for Killing
e. His Wife

Promhpnt Dentist ARRESTED for Killing
bnG 7eHis- Wife.
New York, April 1O.-Dr. Samuel S.
Guy, a prominent dentist of Far Rock
away and for a number of years until
recently coroner Of Queens borough,
is under arrest charged with the MUIR
der Of his wife in their home.
The womans body was found lying
on the diningroom floor with two bull
let wounds in the breast.
DR.. Guy was arrested as he was
leaving the house and just as a SER
want cane screaming from one Of the
doors and Historically told a police
man that her mistress was dead.
The doctor came from saloon
near his residence and entered his
home. 1t Is alleged that he went to
the kitchen and annoyed a servant for
some minutes, finally being induced to
leave the girl by his wife. The SER
want says that as husband and wife
entered the diningroom Mrs. Guy
slapped his face. immediately after
ward the door closed and in few mo-
ments two shots startled the girl.
DR.. Guy walked to the hall, took
down his overcoat and started out of
the house. A policeman met him and
asked him where he was going.
Gust to get a cigar said the doc
tor, coolly.
A few seconds later the cries of the
servant were heard and the doctor was
promptly arrested.
His Idea of Water
At one time the bailiff in charge Of
an English jury was sworn to keep
them "without meat, drink or fire." 1t
was Justice Maule who gave the clas-
sic reply to the bailiff, who inquired
whether he might grant juryman's
request for a glass of water: ''Well, it
is not meat, and l should not call 1t
drink. Yes, you may"
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In Flood Time,

They used to tell the story of phil
osophical farmer on the Ohio river
whose house and barn were mortgaged
up to. the caves. And when one day,
standing on safe eminence, he saw
the food sweeping them away he shook
his head, heaved a sigh Of relief and
calmly observed, ''There goes my float
ing Indebtedness" -Woman's Home
Companion. '
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Chicago Union Stock Yards.

Chicago, April -Cattle-Beeves,
s415@6.65; COWS, $1.SO@400; heifers,
$2.75@5.30; calves, $5.25@7.25; good
to prime steers. $5.35@6.65; poor to
medium, $4.15@5.3O; stockers and
feeders, $2.80@5.00. Hogs-Light and
mixed, $6.40@6.65; heavy, $6.3O@6.65;
rough, $6.3o@6.45; pigs, s5.9O@6.55;
good to choice heavy, $655@6.65.
Sheep. 3450@660: lambs. s6.5OGD2 hn
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kKlEEBlIS OF NEWS.
/ Lester H. Jones, past exalted ruler
of tAe-Elks, -died suddenly at Ottawa.

81 B, The Interstate hcommerce commfs::
Sion has Field thai express companies
}cahn9t giSs franks toRailroaa oftictials
Jam hes Bryce, the British am bassa'
: do& hAssreturneddto Washington from
a fortnight's trip to Ottawa and Chi
SEC ecra a)sA NfsfcaF has granted Sthe
appii ton pf Conn ande1f Robert p.
Reary sopa leav of absence fon three
yeaH, Hhe time toSbe devoted by him
Ae.Ac hc.a explAaton, 81 IL. Il
Charles DENLY of Indiana, at pres
-chief-clerk- of the department Of
state has been elected to succeed
dIhh Rodgers of Ohio !asiaAmerican
consul general cat; shanghaio China. IL
4 QAdmiral B. S. Osborne, ,secgstary Ct
'tife Arctic club, is authority for tile
statement thar " Skis automobiles are
being built fn3 this, country and; abroad
fsS 'Rbaxtaofbl BIS S'"lhssa1 TO- IT, N9FtR
ii Mrs 3 II! III 1shay;G f#idow oof otRe
founders of sthee White STAR steamship
line and mother of Joseph Bruce L. $:
may, president Of the International
Mercantiler Marine company is dead
An Londent aid5 guiti92 ri y5lu
The A affairs h Of the rs G. Catholic church
In America and Of the Catholic univer.
'sity in Washington ore to be the sub
}jact Of reconsideration by the Catholic
hi hierarchy which is to hold meetings
in Washington this week.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, April 9.-Wheat-May,
1880; July, 80kc. On track-No. 1
hard, S15s @S1Bc: No. l Northern.
80B @S0Bc; No. 2 Northern, 1875 @
7S%c; No. 3 Northern, 76@77c.
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Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, April 9.-Wheat-To arrive
and on track-No. hard. S2Mc; No.
1 Northern, 81Ac; No. 2 Northern,
79Bc; May, 8OM @sOAc; July, 1890;
Sept, S0Ac. Flax-To arrive and on
track, S1.163s; May, $1.16%; June,
s1.17%; July, s1.185s; Oct., SLIT.
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul, April g. Cattle-Good to
choice steers, s5.5O@625; fair to good,
s4.0OG50O; good to choice COWS and
heifers, $S.5O@4.75; veals, $4.50@5.50.
Hogs-$6.20@6.35. Sheep-Wethers,
$5.50@6.4O; good to prime lambs, $7.25
OLE.
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His Money All In stocks.

There's money in stocks said the
man who is young and enthusiastic.
"Yes," replied his seasoned friend,
"1'm sure there is. have been putting
half my salary there for the last four
years, and it's all there yet"
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WANTED, for the U, S. Marine
Corps; men between the ages
Il and IS. An opportunity to
see the world. For full in
formation apply in person or
by letter to 2O8 Third Street.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, April 9.-Wheat-May,
76A @76%c; July, 7S%@79c. Corn
May, 46%c; July, 46%@46%c. Oats
May, 42%c; July, 3SAc. Pork
May, S16021a; July, s16.10. Butter
Creameries, 22@29Ac; dairies, 200
&c. Eggs-15c. Poultry-Turkeys,
12c; chickens and springs, 1870.
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SHOT HIS SWEETHEART.

Massachusetts Man Afterwards Com
nitted Suicide.
Melford, Mass, April 10.-Declaring
that he had killed the girl he loved,
Giuseppe Colabello, shoe operative,
committed suicide here. Later Mrs
Guissepina Polidori, with whom he is
said to have been infatuated, appeared
at a house in the outskirts of the
town with two bullet wounds In her
head and in a dying condition. She
was removed to the Milford hospital.
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Still Harder

Senator, presume it requires a
good bit Of practice to make a speech
and have every sentence in it say some
thing, doesn't it?
1T does," replied Senator Badger,
"but it requires more to be able to talk
waukee Sentinel.
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The Duluth Evening Herald
S Sess' s'd.y SS1G5 aH} s f|Ia
' MISUNDERSTANDING JI

ment showing it to be the most
widely circulated news medium
in theANMth Notwithstanding
twin citreasAA 16sN tue b6o1IlsR nj .
The life of the HsygfaJ]a Aas been
one of useful service to the good
people of Duluth-a service that
has been 2hn Mauerihgl AMID, zun,:
seltishlg devoted to 1theloBas to in
tereststandathe upbuiAding Of it's
homeandeof all Northern MinnE
esotssdt IL ZnidGU" 9Iidu reb
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He Didn't SayIt.

There was queer thing about that
reformer's speech the other evening"
Il thought it was a pretty good talk"
ut was. Original too. He didn't
once say When the people rise in their
might Chicago Record Herald.
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WANTED: Good glrl for gen
eral house work-small family.
Good wages. Inquire 6O8 Be.
midi avenue.
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WANTED-Bright boy or young
man to attend paint and wall
paper store. Good pay for the
right party.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED For q. S. army able.
bodied, unmarried men be
tween ages of 19 and IS, citi
zens of United States, OF
good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read
and write English. For in
formation apply to Recruiting
Officer, Miles block, Bepid j.
Minnesota.
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Sure sign.

'Do you think Miss Wadleigh is en-
gagged, as reported ~
Sure. She's denied it, hasn't she?''
Milwaukee Sentinel.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and two
straight dining room girls.
Brinkman Hotel.
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Repartee.

Upon Fenelon telling Richelieu that
he had seen the portrait Of his emf
hence at the palace, the cardinal sheer
ingly asked, did you ask it for sub
scription for some poor friend of
yours?"
mo. The picture was too much like
you"
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His Query.

The Eldest Hope-Who's that, ma?
His Fond Mamma -'Ush, 'Orace;
that's the gentleman that married me.
The Eldest Hope-Then, if that's the
gentleman wot married you, wot's pa
doing in our house ?-Sketch.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Tool chest and car
penter tools. Ali in good con-
dition. W. A. Ferris.
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.BOWSER QUITS CIGARS
Stops sSmokinNJust tQrProye to
8 Friends HHCouIdSDo 50.
Il n $ d
REFORM DOES NOT LAST LONG
1ResuhmMes ,Agq aaalntzXnls dxifh Xhs WEED

hResuhmMes tAGq Z ~ dxth 10 l,Vvssd
-Refore-one- ay-Had Passed-Gets
Into Passion and Tries to Kill the
Cat For arinning st5Him.g "a
lcopsyrigh 1t, 1905, byP.Ic. Eastnent.1
The RoWser famly~had finished din,
nen and been saatedsin tie family ROOM
for hair an no6r, he WITH his Gn1eewspak
per and she with her book, when he ut
stered asshYGstle 2ad queIiedIs; sm-s,r.,-,
tn ~; ab 5A1 H. a9 1lglaRs esfi
q !. T.: S(2!t'x!l.:
II can't say that 1 have. The cat is
here, as usual. and the clock hasn't
stopped "
o$qouhaf@ noH l6a vet3e observing per-
fsopd .NyEhats9o 4'iBYariably do before
f11fFffl4pg ,!ds9}X1n9 to read the paper?"
1"Ah You are not smoking. You can't
be outj6f cigars?"
Z rThere are two or three boxes around,
I believe"
els it a bet?"
Mrs. BOWser, man is essentially a
creature of habit. If he limped for a
month he would get into the habit of it.
Smoking, drinking, chewing and such
things are simply habits. Any sort of
man can acquire them, but it takes a
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There are mere Mccall Patterns sold IN tie Unissf
eeount Of their style, accuracy and simplicity.
McCalPs Magazinet The Queen 81 Fash!on) ha.
years. subscription (1a numbers. costs o cents hae.'
humber, 8 cents. Every subscriber gets mccall Hsf
eIn Free. Subscribe today. G
y..dy AGENTS Wanted. Handsome prsniums .
erai cash Commission Pattern ca; a!oGuet OF s9s d
.rat free. AddIsss TIKI MccAIL CO. New Ys's
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FOR SALE: Good second hand
safe. Inquire at this Office.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-18
TEA7RO MUNICIPAL
La function de anoche.
Debut de la aplaudi-
da tiple Sra. Prado.
EX,TO llSDNIFRO
EX,TO L,S0N!ERO
Laura Nuhez, - Barrai6n.
e. paso.doble de <El Tam.
Dor de Grauaderos.s

Con numerosa concurrencla lle-
v5se & efecto la function de anoche.
AL presentarse ell escens la
dlstlnguida tip!e Dolores Prado Ell
sEl Csbo primeros, fuG ccogida con
nutridos aplausos.
Como era Ia p.inera vez que
aparecla ante nusstro p1blico, ha-
llabase poseida de cie1ta timidez {
lnIt cisi6u, que Sc hicieron ostensi-
bles al atacar las primeras notes
de la famosa rom1nza.
Pronto Sc sobrepuso, y cant6
con tai afnaci6n y ajustaudose de
tai modo a la partitura, que hubo
de repetir Ia diflcll y delicada ro-
mauza entire los aplausos del audi
torio. Di6 pruebas Ia sehora Prado
&c poser, ademas de muy buena
voz, couocimientos musicales NADIA
comunes, y con un POGO de escue!a
y de ahoritureO taciI lie se,a obte.
ner exitos brillantes.
Su labor en- dos chicos de Ia
Escue!aS merece elogios y agrat6
muoho al soberano.
Iaterpret6 el papel de aPerlcos
con mucha soltura y de manefa
admirable.
De Laura Nuhez nada diremos.
Demostr6 ser la srtista de siempre,
siendo muy aplaudida.
En- la ejecuci6n del bonito y
popular pasodoble de al Tambor
de Granadeross pudimos observar
algunas deficiencies,
81 desempt no de la obra, blen.
81 se1or Barraj6n, en- los dife-
rentes papeles que tuvo ST. cargo,
acredit6 una vez mas su vis G5mita,
sin incurrir en- exageraclones.
En- resumen, la velada result
IS agradab.e y el pdblico sali6 COM
plscido.
Para esta noche Sc anuncia el
sdebuts del tenor stnor thinner.
mann y del bajo sefior Marco.
sMarinas es la obra escogida
para la presentation de estos dos
artistas, de Jos que tenemos los me-
joreS intormes.
iQuiera el Dios de la MIslca
que alguna vez tengamos el gustc
de yer interpretada eMarinaD en- el
Municipal tai como debe interpre'
tarse
Don Jacobito
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N0T|C|AS GENERATES
FL banquero senor Sill
va, enfermo. Cam
pana sanitaria.
EN- ClDRA Y CAYEY
Escasez en- Ia cosecha de ia
baco. Conferencias peda.
g6gicas en- Arecibo.
EN- ClDRA Y CAYEY

Ligeramente. lndlspuesto, con
una Affection gripal, Sc encuen-
tran hace dos dlas el distinguido
caballero sefior Jose Tomas Silva,
comerciante banquero de esta plaza
que regres6 leclentcmeute de Eu.
ropa.
-Es tai Ia sequia que Sc deja
sentir por las plblaclones de Cayey
y Cidra que Sc cree que Ia cosecha
de tabaco sea escasisima este siio.
Nos dlcen de Caguas que
contlnna allf con toda fuerza la
campafia sanltaria por las autorlda.
des locales. Sc multlpIican las de-
nuncias contra estableclmientos y
casas que no estan en- condlciones
higienicas, dandose breve plazos
para cumplir con las dlsposiciones
del Official de sanldad.
I'll dia 2I del actual habra
confeiencias pedag6gicas en- las es-
cuelas de Arecibo.
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Ell Japon reducird
los arnanentOS.

Toxic, dciembre 18. Fl gabinete ha resuelto,
en- consejo celebrado en- el cual estuvo presente
ell emperaior, reducir los armamentos. Esta re-
duccon se,a soamente por espacio de los pT6xim"s
is ados con ella Sc cree obtener benefco del
Tesoro nacional una economic ascendente veinte
millones de dollars anuales. Hay decidido empeho
en- consoldar la hacienda p1blca, entrabada causa
de las inmensas erogaciones que ocasion6 Ia eciene
guerra con Russia. Este acuerdo evldencia que el
Jap6n no Sc muestra, por ahora propenso entablar
una nueva contienda armada que solo aceptarfa Co
locado en- CIRCUMSTANCES cridcas pero Sc juzga que
futuras contingencies anhela vivamente que sus
inanzas pdblicas esten cuanto antes libres de gra
yaneues con holgado superablt que permita afron-
tar resuetamepte cuaqulera sitnaci6n peligrosa.
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DOS 0[RuT!

Con la popular zarzuela de &C.
nero grande Marua, la mas inspl.
rada creaci6n del fecundo Arrleta,
debutaran esta noche en- el Municl.
pal el tenor Zimmerman y el bajo
Marco, completando el cuadro la
sefiora Prado y el baritone sehor
Morales.
A petlcl6n de algunos amateur.
terminara el espectaculo con La
vteJecitG, cuya celebrada obra bords
acknowledgements la sefiora NUNEz,
Rsta noche Sc vera llenO el Mu.
nicipal.
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Estado del Congo.
Gran ferrocarril.

Bguselas, diciembre IS. FL Estado ingles ha
convenido en- el Congo, la construction de un gran
ferrocarrll Est. Sc extendera desde el lado Este
del Sudan hasta la frontera del mismo Estado inde-
pendiente del Congo. A esta obra Sc lie concede
extraotdlna impotaucia pues el comercio entire les
poderes europeo, que ejercen su Influenza en- el
Congo las mas in lustros1s activas ciudades SUI
danesas de la patte oriental adquirra gran auge.
S. aftma que 8 los trabajos Sc dara el mayor I'm
pulse empezandvIos con toda prenura. Fl rey de
BeIglca es nuo g.: los personaies mas interesados
en- que este gran ferrocarril sea Tin hecho, por la
importanca que tendra para los intereses comercia
les europeos especalmente los begas.
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ONT IN PACE

Aver tarde, a Ultima hoia,
cuando va iba q entrar en- prensa
nuestra edicl6n, recibimos por tele.
grafo la infausta nueva del fallecl-
miento del sefior Delffn Caballero
Sola, joven por todos conceptos
apreciable, y activo propagandista
de los ideales que de6eude la Union
de Puerto Rico.s
La falta de espacio y la premu-
ra del tempo nos lmpldieron aver
rendir el merecido homemade q la
memoria del buen amigo , del CO.
rreliglonario entuslasta, que muri6
el lunes, q las diez de la noche, vic.
TINA de cruel enfermedad, q los 81
ahos, en- plena juventud, cuando el
porvenir lie brindaba con hermo ST.
simas perspectivas.
iPobre existencla tronchada
en- fot -.
Su muerte ha producido dolo-
rosa impression Ell la sociedad de
Csguas y en- cuantos lie tratamos y
pudimos apreciar sus bellas prem.
das de caracter, sus energfas y SD!
entusiasmos .juvenlles.
81 entierro hubo de verl6cars,
4 los pocos instantes de haber ex
halado el dltimo aliento, pues el In
fortunado amigo sucumblo victims
. de una enfermedad contagiosa, gu
hace estragos en- Caguas.
: Descanse en- paz el malogrod
joven, y reciban sus deudos, entr
q los que contsmos excelentes amigos
: el hondo v sincere testlmonio d
{ nuestro pesame..
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Zarp6 Ia escuadra,
Delirante ovacion

Washington, diclembre, lS. E..sT~Presidente
Roosevelt, bordo del ma, .weta, dirlgi6 la SAIL
da de la escuadra, que lsv6 anclss fslizmtDte. No
ha ocurrdo durante la revlsta sallda dc la formida
Bile Aota incldente desagradabie alguno. Roosevelt,
desde el puente de su y1c, pfesencl6 el des6le de
10, podero;os barco,; desde 4 borAo de- num=rosas
embarcaclones situadas alguna dlstancla de don
de maniob:aba la fota agitabause, por centenares
de manos, panuelos y oianse la vez vibfantes hu-
rras con que la muldtud la despedia Circular alar
nantes canayds, que son comentados aIn aumen-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-18
Nuevos pr1nci>
pes de Ia Ig[esia.

Roma, diciembre 18-Su Santidad Pho X, ha
creado cuatro cardenalatos mas. Dos de los nuevos
pfncipes de la iglesia italianos dos franceses.
La elecci6n de estos cardenales Sc comenta en- los
clrculos politcos, atribuyendose al Saato Padre
e prop6sto de destruir en- 10 quel Francia respec-
ta cierta indisimulabe fradad entire las relaciones
de eclesasticos franceses de gran vaer el Vatca-
no. motivada por los rasados sucesos entire la gle-
sla Ell Estado en- la gran republica europea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-18
Don Jacobito
uNA AGGRESSION

Esta mafiana, como q las II
y media, al llegar & la pueIta de su
casa, en- la calIe sPrincesaS, de Ia
Marina, nuestro amigo y correli.
glonarlo stfior Jesds M? Flgueroa
(Chuchd), fue alevosamente agre-
dido por el individuo Angel Coma.
lez alias sChavalltoS, gusrapero de
o6cio que hace dlas venia acechan-
dole.
Parece que esta agresion Sc
deba a rencoreS que el sChavalltos
tuvo con sChuch1s & causa de que
este present6 queja contra aquGl,
al eucargado del trabajo, por las pa.
labras insolentes que acostumbra 4
proferir en- el corral de Ia casa, CON-
tiguo q la habitaci6n que ocupa el
leslonado con su famila.
81 agresor emple6 como arma
lin casco de botella con la cual inf.
rio tres heridas leves al sehor Fl.
gueroa.
Lamentamos el percance OF d.
rrido al amigo y correligionario.
zarparA esta mlsma tsrde para Eu,
ropa.
Sc halla restablecido va de
sd enfeimedad el sthor Angel NAL
donadc, sisnitOr' del DepartamentO
Consolidate que tuvo que guardai
+ CANA pOr slgunos dias. Lo celS-
e bramos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-18

ciedad de Escritores y Artistas de
Puerto Rico para tratar de la futu.
"a Exposition Artfstica, Este pro-
yecto ha encontrado en- la isla ia.
vorable aceptaci6n.
La Junts Escolar de San
Juan prepara una reception q los
representatives de las Juntas Esco-
lares de la isla la cual tendia lugal
en- Ia sEscuela Lincolnp en- Ia no
che del 26 del corriente.