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Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03
PatrIarchs Militant to Meet.

NEW YORK, March 2.-The grand encamp- ment of the Patrisrehs Militant, 10. OF, to be held at Three Rivers and Syracuse in this state July 8 to 12 next will attract general in- terest throughout the country. It will be the first fraternal eeoampment ever held in the world. It is expected that fall four thousand uniformed men will be at encsmpment dur- ing the four days under strict military disci- pline. More than forty thousand persons are expected to visit Syarcuse while the enoamp- ment continues. The parade will take place there on July 12.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03
oom1Ne wxRK 1r oonanEss.

\ Vote Likely e be Reached on she
 Hair Bill-The DllI Declaring Trusts
 Co be Unlawful to be Taken UP fer : Discussion-A quiet week Predicted
 in the House.
 WASHINGTON, D. O., March 2.-Congress has apparently settled down to strict busi- ness and Is making rapid progress in the con- sideration and disposition of legislation. The senate will duplicate this week to great ex- tent the programme of last week. It is hoped, and by some senators believed, that a vote will be reached this week on the Blair bill The senators are tired of having 1t hanging over their heads, and some who had expected to spsak on it have abandoned that intention in order to cut the debate e short e may be. In case vote is reached on the hill before the end of the week, MT. Sherman will move to have his bill declaring trust to be unlawful taken up for discussion. He will be antagonized by Mr. Frye, who. under instructions from the committee reporting the measure, will ask that the Pacific rail road funding bill be made the order of the day. This contest for position will occur whenever the educational bill is out of the way.
 Although considerable progress was made AA sAAoS 0AG0oeAOA Aoos UooA sA0 OAAOA " sSs on pnblio buildings and bridge bills is still in force. This class of measures, therefore. will still continue to occupy the time of the senate in the morning hours of the week or until the calendar is cleared. If MT. George is ready portion of the morning hours will be devoted to the discussion of the resolu- tion proposed by Mr. Evarts, declaring the power of the senate to elect president pro tempore to serve during the entire session of fha hO6v Mr GaorOa wf11 croMoan 10 raar- lution on the ground of unconstitutionality.
 The outlook in the house Is for week de- void of interesting proceedings in oompari- son with what has gone before. The election contest of Featherstone vs. Cate will prob. ably be pushed to 6 conclusion Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday are set apart by special order for action upon public building bills, of which there is large accumulation. The pension appropriation bill may come up about the middle of the week and as it is the first of the regular appropriation bills of gen. eral interest 1t will doubtless be the subject of attack by the minority in debate of some length.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03
\ Noted Editor Deaa.

LONDON, March 2.-Sir Edward Barnes, proprietor of the Leeds Mercury, one of the most influential liberal organs in the north of England, is dead. He was born in 1900, was member of parliament for Leeds from 1859 to 1874 and was knighted in 1880. He was the author of number of works bearing upon the industrial progress and commerce of the nation.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03
For the Tennis Championsnip.

BOSTON, March 2.-During the week just closed the question of match for the pro- fessional court tennis championship of the world between Champion Tom Platt and Charles Saunders of New England, which for some time time past has been hanging fire, has been as good as settled. Nothing now remains to be done to close negotiations but the signing of articles of agreement and the posting of stake money by both sides. All the terms of match have been agreed upon, the meeting to take place in Dublin. MT. Petit has commenced training for the match. He says it will be for no less than $2, ,5OO a side and the worlds championship.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03
snow-Plouxhs bud.

The Fair Haven and 'westville Horse Rail- road company had it's snow plouRhs run over
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03

Hlnman's Real Estate and Loan
 Agency tHA Issues policies in hrst-class Fire, Life and I3l Accident companies.
 Il2 Money loaned at per cent. Buys and sells Real Estate. Special attention given to renting and collections of rents.
 Agents for the Texas Loan Agency 0UARAN- FEED Securities, drawing SEVEN PER CENT.
 AMMAN C MOR0Es nj a Church street, Roon1.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03
8saI Estate.

Now Houses for Sale.
 hn1A All my houses in New Haven located on nice resident strests; ail new, with sn convs. lniencea, Az built them and own them, can sell at a much lower prioe than you can duplicata tho same property. Bold . number: some of the best left Look at photographs of some of them h
 GEORGE L. AUSTIN, Owner,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03
8ntEls.

Konwick Select Family Hotel. 1aN Furnished rooms by day or week, steam
 heated, most desirable location board, If
 deaired o2S CHAPEL STREET, .
 ias 1taWtf corner of Temple. A
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03
AH SiZes of Smyrna Rugs,

0UR own make, for sale at factory prices. Re- V pairing promptly Let sttendsd n led to .. s...
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, |
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 38. 1

Dear MT. Carruth-I shall not accept the invita- tation,tendered me by the Blue Grass club The reason is very simple notice that Jay Durham han ing the late "disturbances' that if they hal me in Kentucky they would kill me. Knowing the said Durham to be @ journalist, his declarations to me import absolute yerity do not wish to bc killed, especially in Kentucky, where such an eventis too common to attract attention. For good man to die anywhere is of course, gain, but think ca n make more by dying later and elsewhere
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03
AN Rx-skLRoTMAN,s DOWNFALL.

AN E1.SELROTmANs8 DOWNFALL. A short Chapter In the Career of
 Henry g. Jones of Pitssnsld.
 PITTsFMLD, Mass., March 2.-Henry s. Jones, ex chairman of the selsctmen of Pitts- field, left town year ego after a protrscted spree, during which he was arrested for threatening tho life of his wife. He default- ed when the day of trial came and afterward was located in Tacoma. Friday night he reached town. Saturday he spent drinking and last night he visited his house, where his wife resides. Admission was denied him and he kicked in the door. The police arrested him. Dr. Roberts examined him this after noon and will testify in court tomorrow that he considers Jones insane. He has been one of the most prominent men in town and his downfall is much regretted.
 The Vice President at Charleston.
 CHARLESTON, s. O., March 2.-Vice Presi- dent Morton and party arrived to-day and will remain here until tomorrow afternoon, when they will go on to Florida.
 MEETING OF REPUBLIOAN CLUBS. What wiM be Done Te.Morrow as Nashville-Tho Arrangements Com. plotted.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 2.-The Repub- lican league convention will be called to or. der at noon Tuesday by Major w. J. Watson, chairman of the local executive committee who will deliver an address of welcome and introduce Hon. 8. N. Tillman, ,who will make and address m behalf of the republicans oi middle Tennessee. He will he followed by Colonel William Rule of Knoxville in be half Of the party in the eastern, and by George w. Minated, in behalf of thu western divisions. Judge Thurston of Ne braska, president of the league, will respond on behalf of the league, and the convention will be turned over to the league for busi ness. The convention will be in session tw, days, transacting business during the day On both nights mass meetings will be helt for general speech making by prominent ora tors. The committees have arranged to lodg 1,500 visitors easily and all preparations hay been completed, with ample funds on han, from democrats and republicans alike. T Young Lincoln Very Feeble.
 LONDON, March 2-The condition o young Abraham Lincoln is unchanged. H is very feeble.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03

LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 2.-rhe following letter was sent tonight to Representative Carruth of Kentucky by Jay F. Durham, president of the Blue Grass club of Louis- vile, in reply to Speaker Reeds letter, de- clining to attend tho clubs first dinner, in which he gave as Q reason fears of being killed:
 Your telegram announcing Speaker Reeds de clination to the Blue Grass dinner has been received.
 The speakers letter to you sent out by the Press association has, think, Eeen read. Please say to the speaker thar every assurance will be given n4 in case he should decide to die out here special at tention would be paid by the entire membership oi be done by burying him beneath the blue grass. Al the club has code of rules for it's government law aud the constitution of the Unit,d states il might be that these are tha facts which have de terred him from aCceDtin9.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03

A FoW Hundred Dollars Will Sc.
 euro Q Good Home.
 hnA ONE-FAMLY HOUSE, 200 Atwatef street.
 House and barn, 20 Auburn street. Twe.fam-
 lily house, No. II Clay street. TWo-family within ten days Also for rent, first floor 10 Wool Dsy street; arst floor 10 1i6 Portsoe oecond floor 2Q Auburn street, .A: M. M0LMES, ROUSE HOVER. oFI!C1 @ OHUROH 0TREET. no1B
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03

MIR. REEDS FACETIOUS LETTER. He Declines the Invitation Rendered
 Him by the Blue Grass Club-A Sar'
 castle Reply.
 WASHINGTON, March 1.-Just before the shooting affair at the capitol yesterday Speaker Reed showed to Representative Stewart of Vermont letter which he had addressed to Representative Carruth. MT. Stewart thought the. letter was too good to keep private and gave the contents to several colleagues, through whom in turn it reached the press, to the discomfture of the speaker. The letter read as follows:
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03

Young Lincoln Very Feeble. LONDON, March 2.-The condition of young Abraham Lincoln is unchanged. He is very feeble.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03
rOR RENT.

nve rooms No. 551 Btate stfeet; I've roons. LswiC strsss rair Aeyse, E = S snd ssyssel ofha1 a0ae W JAOov H11LEn, c oaevs sexeeA
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03
mfBEEIIauxn1TE,

Loan Wanted, S5,OOO, 0N central property. Apply &p f2e If ROOM 1, 136 CHAPEL STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03
rOn RENT.

EOA t& ENTs
 >s<A First-clsss tenement, lower foor consisting MI of i've or sir rooms, and two upstairs bed. rooms, all modern couvenfences; also half of sfsbles on the premises, 2ll Sherman avenue. In- auire at (n2o tp THIS OFFICE.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03

CHARLESTON, s. O., March 2.-Vice Presi- dent Morton and party arrived to-day and will remain here until tomorrow afternoon, when they will go on to Florida.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-03
Dr.PIERCE'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the liver, stomach and bowels. They are purely vegetable and per- fectly harmless. One a Dose. Sold by druggists. 9 cents 9 vial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
B. 3. NJ.
JUAN BRUSL.
Ia CONTRADICTION PtBLICA.

Va que ell BoLaTIN MERCANTm ds
Puerto Rico, penodico de merscidisl.
ma reputation, viens ocup&ndcss Ahors
ONO siempre, de las asplraciones ge-
nerales del psi', en- todos Aqusllo'
asuntos qne jnlciosAmente sstims d,
lnteres Y conveniencis phblicos, y al
llustrado Director, en- sus dtimos nd
meros, extiende 10 esfera de sus pro.
fundos conocimientos 4 tratsr de 10 ne,
eesidad de que sc cumplan diferente'
Reales ordenes tendencies 4 lA reduc-
cion del vslOr dado al papel sellado POI
provisional instruction de ii d.
Nnviembre de 1881 aprobAdA en- d,
Oetubre del mismo afio, por conside
rar el mantenimisnto de tan onerosn
taFifs una rAmora positive de 10 contra
ttcI6n pdbIics, segdn 10 patentiza h
essadistica del Notariado, no queremol
escRBimarle ninguna de las glOrias out
alca ga con sus escritos, Biempre elo.
G lentes y fundsdos, , sDtes bien quere.
n 's unir nuestros modestisimos place
mes d los que repetidEmente le sou di.
Eigidos For sociedsdes, grsuios , par.
ticulaEss.
Ha de psrmitirme, sin embargo, sI
xpresado Director IleVAr 4 las eolum.
as, meuos preferences, por supnesto,
e 50 reputAdo peri6dico, algunos dA.
fos, sdquisidos tras largos amos de
rActics en- sl ejercicio de ls profusi6n,
or 81 logran servir de aclaretorla q
as csnsas Que, mas inmsdiatsmente,
han coDtnbuidO, J a6u siguen Contgi.
buyeDdO, d 10 dscsdsnciA de 10 contss.
taeidn phhiica J Ala pscfundA ansmls
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
OONCEJALES ELECTOS.

En- los dltimos Comicios mu
nicipales dc Ponce han resultAdt
electos Concejsles los senores 81
guientes, autonomistas todos, se'
2du dicen los 6rganos del gre
mio:
"Don Ram6n Marin, don Juar
Amor6s, don Salerio Malaret, dor
Juan Principe, don Luis Oasals
don Juan Bautista Arrillsga, don
Alejo Morera, don Felipe Vaillan,
don Felix Jorge, don Federico
Leon Oort6s, don Rodulfo del Va.
lie, don jose Salinas, don AvelinC
Gonzalez. don jose Fl. Ruiz, dor
jose j. Vargas, don Gabriel Villa.
rongs, don Antonio Mayoral, don
jose Santiago, don Evangelists
AuRant, don Severe Segsrra, dor
jose Pou y Oarreras, don Fernan
do Vendrell, don Agustfn OhavieI
Y don Rafael VallsS.
Quienes con mas, quienes cor
menoS. los EdileS electos 10 har
sidO por muy pocos sufrsgios.
Lo cual pruebA Ia cohesion, Ia
unidad de miras y el entusiasmc
por 10 cosa phblica de nuestros
adversariOs de Ia Capitalized au.
t6noma, sede del Supreme Sanhe.
|drin de il Communion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09

que podriamos llsmar, para ests
efecto, ley especial, los declsra in.
compatibles en- su articulo Is.
Y mas claramente aun los de.
clara incompatibles 10 Ley de o.
Vanizaci6n de los Tribunales, pres
crlbiendo de On modo que no DEF,
Iugar & dudas: "Que el carg'
de Juez, en- cualquisra de suf
e.feras, es incompatible con los d.
Diputado Provincisl, de Alcalde'
8 Regidores, y cualesquiera otros
provincialss 8 municipales."
Tanto es aAi que por los CO.
mentaristas sc hacen reparos d To-
prescription, en- 10 que respects
4 los jueces municipales, por lal
dificultades que ella puede oca'
sionar en- pueblos de corto vecin-
daTio.
Por consiguiente, "a Sc We cuap
correctamente han obrado nues
sros sosrelig,onarios los Dip''tG'
dos incondiciOnaleS, al tomar er
estas sesiones los jastisimos acuer'
dos de referencia, y por ellos, le-
jos de censuras, merecen caluro'
so aplauso, "a que asf lograron
demostrar, como es su costumbre,
sl respeto d 10 prescrito y Ell amor
4 10 justo. Y, con tai motive,
hemos averigusdo, ademas, y de
De tenerse presente, que los re-
presentantes autonomistas, = los
que con elIos hacen fuera Gauss
comdn, hubieran permitido que
los Sfes. Flgueras y MunoE Rl'
vera tomasen asiento en- los es'
cafios prOvinciales, por encima de
Ia ley y contra todo derecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
LICENCIAS.

La Gaceta de hoy pubIica un
acertado J concienzudo decreto
de nuestra dignfsima Superior
Autoridad, dictando oportunas
prescripcioues y reglas relativas
4 Ia concession de licencias { los
Maestros de Instruction primaria.
Esta disposition es nueva prue.
ba del cello CON que mira 8. E.
tcdos los ramos de su gobIerno y
administrator.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
POSSESSION.

Segun vemos en- la Gooetd, o
1 del corriente tom6 possession d.
Q plaza de Presidente de Sala ds
ssta Audiencia Territorial, pars
lue fue nombrado por Real De
sreto de rs de Sstiembre ~dltimo
uue.tro respectable amigo ell Sr
D., Jose NJ: Larraxibal.
Lo celebramos sinceramente
, fe!icitamos por clio { tan distin
guido funcionario y cumplidc
eaballero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09

Notable por mas de un concep
TO es el siguiente articulo que mo-
dirige el muy competente 4 Illus
trado Notario de Camuy, nuestr'
distinguido amigo, el Excmo s.
| D. Juan Brusi. Re6riendose
10 crisis por que atraviesa Ia con
trAtaci6n pdblica, y, dAndo place
mes por haber desaparecido u
una de las remoras, con la re-
forma de las TarifAs del pape
sellado, fijase en- otros dos pun
tos esenciAiisimos sobre los cua
les llama muy oportunamente Ii
atenci6n de nuestras Autoridades
co uno 10 facilidad con que 81
instruyen espedisntes posesoriO'
De 10 propledad, que en- 81 umayori'
resultan titulos POGO nenos qu'
IND lilies, defrAudandose CON elIo'
81 espiritu de Ia ley, en- perjuici'
de los interesados J del Fisco; y e
otro la intervention que en- toda
esas actuaciones previss tomaI
los llamados picaplcitOS, verdade-
ras poHIIaS de Ia administrator
de justicia, que tanto enredan
perturbAn con una interveneioI
que solo prestan para su negocio
Menester es, 81, que nuestIas au
toridades comiencen d atajar e
NAL por este lado, y, como prl
mer paso en- esta empresa, publ
camos 4 continuation ell brillant'
articulo que del particular trats
Sr. D. Ignacio Diaz Oaneja, Di
rector del BoLETIN MERoANTIL.
Puerto Rico.
Muy distinguido senor y amig'
mio: Por 81 10 consldera digno d
ocupar un modesto lugar en- Ia
Columns de 50 importante peEi6
dtco, me tomo la hbertad de dir
girle un escrito sobre contratacloI
p6blica, inspirado por Ia lectur,
de sus editoriales sobre papel Sc
llado.
Es de advertir que, va deposits
do en- ell correo este pliego, tuv'
que recogerlo, temiendo fuera in
oportuno, toda vez que el Excm'
Sr. Gobernador General, q propues
"a del digno Jefe rentistiCo, amigc
mfo, D. Justo M. Lunas, tuvo 1
bien decretar Ia reduction de lal
rarifas del papel sellado, en- consO
nancia con las gestiones de V. i.
ell deseo del pals. Mas como Q
escrito de referencia no Sc limita )
demostrar una sola de las causai
del abatimiento de la contratacl6i
p6blics, va corregida, gracias a IL
auds be iniciativa del limo Sr. In
tendente, sino que tieude 4 ponel
de manifesto razones de no uenO'
peso y gravedad, ne creido Gu,
puade ser aun dc actualidad. y POI
il 10 estima V. de igual modo, I'
remito nuevamente el expresad,
articulo, cuya publication deiO
empero, al arbitrio de v, reiteraD'
dole entretanto el testimonio d.
mi amistad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09

Estaria graciosa La Dsmocrd-
cia srrojando al suelo como indti
sraato esa Ira pind&rica cor
que aspiraba el colega q escalal
" de 10 inmortalidad sl alto asisnto !"
que dijo uno de nuestros iIustree
poetas (cou perd6n de La Demo
cracia).
Y en- actitud prosGica, si bier
Ioable, de Arar Ia madre tierral
SY que?-axclamAria La De
mOcrdCid.
FL nuevo Homero se ha trans
tornado en- modernfsimo Cinci.
cato.
Porque para esos arranques d.
iemocr&tica modestia, y tsmbier
para otros por ell estilo, tiene TT =
pc nuestro insigne Colega La De
mOcrGcid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
Armonias "imitativas. !"
1,REMEDIO SANT0!

Lo declare, senores,
Sin evasivas:
Me complaCe obsequiaros
Oon seguidillas.
Y os aseguro,
Que han de dar Las que escrib'
S6rios disgustos.
Pero basta de exordio,
Lectores mios,
Y aten iedme 10 instante,
81 no os fastidio.
Lo que no espero,
Porque vOy & cansaros
Muy POGO tempo.
Pues ocurre que al Jove
De nuestros baldos
Malogr6sele el acta
De Dlputado.
Y esta el sujeto, II
De un humor tan horrible
Que infunde mie1o.
p ~
@
Que 81 percsnce, & la postre,
No es para nenOA,
Y va van dos fracasos
Como dos templos.
Uno.... se aguantA;
Pero dos. ... hasta al diAh,C
se le atragantanI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09

iAqui sf que viene viene d,
Inolde bl canto sque de los poll.
cias de- La gran TlGi.
"lLo que 90 sl talsnta.
10 9as % 10 Nsallsrai"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09

NADIA.
Sobran trovadores y hay caren'
'ia de homkres que aren 10 tie
era.
Ap'iquese el cuento La Demo
cracia.
Y tambien el el autor de IL in
direets.
Y ell cual de seguro ara tanto
a terra como La DemOcrGcia.
Y matese ", dird Ssta, POI
loce 8 catorce ingratos, escri-
biendo periodos retumbanles =
excogitando rimas y hacienda
guerra 4 los ripiosI
Nadie en- su patria es pr0feta.
slY 20 no 10 soy nj en- mi par
tida siquieral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09

Y basta por hoy de Dsmocro-
cta.
PorqHs hablAr tAntO y tafto de
un solo PeticdiCo, habiendO tam
toe en- ID isla,
!" Hacs, en- vsrdad. poea sfaela \
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09

vic uO 80 OCutbAu
Grita el vate conspiCuo
Lleno de fnria
7 90 tai su encono,
Que 81 no hay quien 10 calm
LIE da I'm soponciO.
70, que soy nm dechado
De companeros,
Garantizo gustoso
Mi sentimientO.
lPero es en- vano,
"Que q mis- tremulos ojos
No acude el llantoi"
IQu6 sera del Congreso
De Ia Provincls,
Sin la hermosa elocuencia
Castelar, ma
De ese tribuno
I es ritor y caudlllo
De nuevo cufiof
70, que sue1o mil yeces
Con perOratas,
Y audo q caza de grescas
Parlsmentarias,
7 me enajeno
Con los hurras, y aplausos,
7 otros excesos
Yo, one iluso esperabA
Destornillarme
Con la excelsa oratoria
Del dignO vate,
Y en- mi entusiasmo
Presagiaba un diluvio
De sombrerasos;
70 proclamo y sostengo,
Por Jesucristo,
Que llev6 ell gran petardo,
Que me he lucidol
La cosa es clara:
SQu'6u me mete en- camisas
De veinte varasi I
"Pues ocurre que al Jove
De nuestros bardos
Malogr6sele 81 acta
De Diputado."
II adi6s discusses,
Y ovaciones, y antorchas
De tabonuco
No me admira, sefiores,
Mucho nj POGO,
B. Que este el iDclito vato
Dado al demonio,
Y arme I'm conhict0
De trescientos bemoles
Y I'm sostenido.
Pero 20, que conozco
Mas que su abuelo,
Sus simp&ticas dotes
Y sus defectos,
Por 81 Sc aplacS,
Le dire con reserva
Ouatro palabras:
=
TQuiere el vste, one chilla
Desesperado,
vivir libre de infundios
7 desengahos I
Pues le sconsejo
Que no extrane nj divide
Lo que le advierto
Con quedarse en- 50 casa
Resueltamente,
Renegaudo de historiGs
Y de belenes,
Es infalible
Que se acaban sus duelos
Y sus berrinches."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09

Y vengsn de ahf retranes y
m&s 7efranes.
Tenemos Ia complete persua-
sion de que La DemOcracia, al
ver el premio que aIcanzan entire
sus propios cofrades sus trovas,
sndechas y csntiIenas al por ma
yor y al menudeo, dirA pa,a sus
adentros con adugto cefio:
"iAsi suele pagar Ell diablo 4
Iuien 10 sirveI