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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26

The club coDyenes at the usual hour
and listened to an interesting program
provided by the Sclence Court, consisi-
ing OF Talk on Chalk, by Professor
Huxley. The chalk fields of the world
embraces an area cousl IN extent 10 the
whole Of Europe. The finest deposltes
are found IN the southeast part of FD,
gland. The chalk plains erteno a. far
east as the sea OF Ara "a ASA. The
greatest oeptb Of strata attained 10 ! 900
feet. Chalk u mineral OF animal
origin, and IL mostly composed Of tie
shells Of microscope marine snlnals.
Hence ali the geoloFstk Affirm that al
The vast chalk plains must az some re-
mote period have formed TIE bottom OF
some. 70 as, nsmeless ocean bed. A
rncresoopic specimen showing distinctly
the shell formation vas exhibited. A
piano Duet Was then rendered after
which On article on THE Evolution of
Laws -beIng continuation ut .
series or the evolution Of society. Ian
Euage, ete.--wss vel receised aDc st
Its closs . spirited discussion Of some ~
the more salient peIrfs Wa nculgs6 "a
BY the ladies' Criticisms sDs adjourn
rnsDt followed. Next Saturday b~lnf
ffth Saturday, 81 presidents day,
sI,eclsl program xli ise arranged
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26

4 ceo~sstss Fox&sA ~ oszlczt Ala -
pssssasss D~ks<~

4 csansstss Fex&s1 ~ eszzczt Ata ser
pssssanss D~ks<A
We, the eadersaxned, havanx person
ely mes Mr.. noaglS4. Of Dakota. and
heard his tale Of suffering and dassress
Ia as country, do hereby form eur
sslves into . solielslag commlttss. .sd
ssk that every Housewife Ia Graad
Rapids lock over PATS cid wardrobe
Al home. and seieel thsrsfrom, such a
viii no longer De If use " Pat. eut
will &c Of great use % these suffering
people. that every grocer vii look ever
his stock. and select snefefrom some
s'Dme-worn" goods, that viii greatly
tenefit this tamlshlng people. thai
everybody will donate IN cash What
they feel they can. let not TINS lAss
donation he sighted, for one Of the
greatest needs IL money with which To
buy trel. All clothing and grocery
donations can DO left At the Eagle
Hotel. where they vii be packed, and
shipped 10 those IN need.
All money donated can be left with
j. 4. Johnston. ~ the Eagle Hotel,
vino will invest il IN coal for this dis
tressed people Those who can not de-
liver their donations Will please 10
notify by postal, Mr.. j. X. Johnston,
who will see that the donations are
properly cared for.
NOW We ask that the people OF Grand
Rapids do themselves proud III this mat
ter. Remembering that these people
are in actual need of the neeessaries Of
life, and that they are our brothers and
that many of them went from this
state to build up homes for themselves
aud their families, and that they. now
have met with adversely and failure for
two years in succession, and partial
failure three years ago. We feel con-
fident of success in this charitable
move. Let the bali begin to roll at /
o'clock p. m, sharp next Monday, jan
uary %, and SO continue TO roll until
we feel that we've reached the bounds
of duty.
HESay SPRING,
A. NJ. GOULD,
SnArTucK a TRowBRID6E,
HENRY FRALicg,
j. h. JOHNSTON.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only slight congestion OF the mucous
membrane of the nose at first, increases
with each cold until it spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stom-
ach, etc, causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other dis
tressIng and dangerous complaints. A
full account of your present condition
and the treatment you require, will be
given you free of charge by DR.. 5. Clay
Todd, ~ Monroe-st., Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
III you are nervous, restless, irritable,
sleepless or wake after horrid dreams,
tired mornings. with a dull headache,
bad taste in the mouth, sometimes dis
charges, and go about your employ.
ment without he, energy and ambition,
desire to DO alone, gloomy forebodlngs,
a disposition TO worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes, spells
of feeling afraid or uncertain, some
times low spirits, you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion of
nerve power. which may end In utter
Drostrstion. insanity and death.
III you have agrest sense of weakness
aud WEAKNESS. with tired limbs, numb
ness. trembling, prickly sensations, cold
feet and legs, you are advancing to that
most serious disease, paralysis
Ifyour head aches. feels numb and
tired. with strange sensations. loss of
memory, and You think with difficulty,
or YOU are sleepless at night. with drow-
siness and dizziness during the day. the
nerve and brain fatigue may soon run
into insanity or death.
III you have any of these feelings do
not neglect them or theywsll end IN par
alysis, insanity, prostration or death.
As you value your life DO not neglect
these warnings. Time aud experience
have shown. and hundreds Of startling
and marvellous cures have proved, that
these diseases are perfectly and COM
pletsly cured by DIT. ;. Clay Todd, No.
a. Mcnroe-st.. room 4. Grand RAPIDS.
Under the use Of Or. ;. Clay Todd 3
-enarksbie remedies. all these symp-
toms yield as Il BY magic, and strength
OF nerves. vigor of brain. vitality OF
blood aud health OF body are sooa re-
stored.
rs remedies sre purely vegetable
and harmless, aud can only De obtained
a. his Office.
DIR. TODD compounds his prsscrip-
mons before each patent n ais Office
Csssrrh, yesfness, rheumatism, ner-
vos1s debility, impotence and ali dis
eases resulting from early sadiscretions
and excuses OF manhood. all diseases OF
the urinary organs, partial paralysis
variencrgle. rupfuTes, ts1mors, &arofula
old sores. dropsv, san di-es%ss. liver
and kidney complaints. heart diseases.
shortness cf breath. back Of head
small OF hack, ETC., including al feuaals
complaints and chronic diseases cured
auickly and permanently.
DE. ToDD's Office : At AZ Monroe-st-,
rcoua 4. Grand Rapids, Mich.
HIS medicines sgre with the stomach
and you can e&s any thing you choose.
He = N MS office from Ain toe morn
ing Until N the evening, ~ day
but SUNDAYS.
Gail. everybody. Afrsendly talk VII
eoxt vou nothing.
1 Lev Charges kspsa Cures
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26
Now Music.

Through the kindness of julius A. j..
Friedrich, The TELEGRAM-HERALD has
received copy of the ballid Little
Gertie," the music being written by
Major j. W. Long, of this city. The
song is pretty and pathetic and is likely
to become q parlor favorite. Major
Long is prolific composer, this being
the thirty fifth song he has written.
F. A. Wurzburg is becoming as we'll
known by the music he writes as the
music he plays. He has just published
a new march which is dedicated to
Custer Guard Co. /. End Regt., NJ. S. T.
The title is Clusters March," and the
music is very pretty. 1t is having a
large sale.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26

The Minister Must Preach 20 Men ss
Their Equals.


Their Equals
The text of Rev. DIR. cobb's sermon
last evening At the Westminster Pres
byterian Church was taken from the
18th. chapter of the gospel according
to st. Luke, the 10TH, verse: "For the
son of man has come to seek and save
that which was lost"
Or. Cobb drew beautiful picture Of
Christ and his work among the lowly
and unlearned, and hk discourse
abounded in apt smiles.
"A ship sinks 1t sea, together with
ite crew; II Is lost A piece of money
may he lost. A man may 60 into
strange land, a land where his native
tongue Is not known, and where all
things are new and strange TO him; that
man is said 10 be lost. But the word
lost, as used in this portion of the scrip
ture, means far more than any OF these
losses. Ii means a lost soul, a soul
that has sunk into perditlon, and this
ls the treasure which the Son OF MAD
was, and is searching for.
In this connection II should nc said
that we are all lost.
"We frequently hear of . man CON-
ing down and bringing 8 man up %
the light and life Of Christianity. This
10 all nonsense. The minister who he
seaches he hearers 10 come 70 Christ,
IN the name which says come up 90
the level on which ! stand only Indi-
Gates the more that this minister 10, sc-
cording 10 the word Of God, irretfvably
iost. The minister who breaches m
ihis strain does no great good: il is the
man, preaching TO men, who accom-
plishes the greatest results. Are you
lost If YOU realize thstsuch is the case,
you will always find a oeliverer IN the
Son Of Man"
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26

But this is greater than any surgical
operation ever performed. The knife
is in deep, and regardless of how it
hurts, we propose to keep it there for q
few days only.
RTY-FIVE-DOLLAR SUITS 20 at
$35.O0i
These goods were bought of PIERCE
BRos & SHATTUcK, for fifty cents on the
dollar, and while the stock lasts our
patrons reap the benefit.
Look at our Window
$4,000 SUITS AT $500
Do not forget the place.
SHATTUcK & TRowBRIDGE,
"a Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26

Here SIS simple receipt for making
an eree,ler,s 5rE list - back ~ sson
~ written ard flows freely. Pour
pint q boiling water ever o package ~
Diamond Dye slats, sns1 ysaf INK =
ready fer sse. Mary st-fsnsois nbsss tfsea
INK n this way. Diamond l,yes make
ffse tsesa and ,s.sspest iaks Of a. cslsrs
--re6, vloists pzrpfs-
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26

Last Chance of Bargains in Hats and
Bonnet.
Nice Velvet Hats, all trimmed, for
$l.25, 81. 80 and $500. Trimmed Beaver
and Felt flats for Sl.25, $3.50 and $l.75.
All Hats, trimmed or untrlmmed, will
be sold regardless of cost. Now, this
is the last chance for the public to get
cheap Hats or Bonnete, as ] have to
close up very soon tor refixing the
store. Call at once and convince your
self of the above facts, at % Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26
PROCESSION . made kxeaHa Il IA tbs
following forns. during which solemn
masss = played
tssxno Marshal
Two e<ewarts. wlth roos
4 fsst Master, with light
A Pest Master. with bials. square aud
oslnpas< on = velvet cushion
Two Fast Masters exeh wltli .ght.
t'rAno Secretary ana Treasurer.
Grand JUNIOR Nandea. with pitcher of
x<sfa-
Grand senior AArStsn. with pstSeer al
VINE.
Deputy Grand Master, with pstohsr 81
oil
orana Aastef.


Grand Master.
Two DeAcons, with roas.
When the GTana Master arrives ri
the EAst, the procession hsiiS. the
muslc IL silent, aud the Grana Chaplain
makes the oansecrsilon prayer,
The brethern alli respond, s'olofy
be 20 God on hagh. ON earth peace, good
vii toward msn."
The Junior Grand Warden Will then
present the vessel Of corn 10 the Grand
Master. ~he will pour it upon Tie lodge
saying, "in the name Of the Supreme
and tsernAl God, the arand ArchItect
OF Heaven and earth, 20 whom he al
the honor and glory, | dedicate thls
building 10 the purposes Tor which Il
MAS erected"
piece of music Is then performed,
and the second PROCESSION ls mace
around the lodge. When the Grand
Master arrives al the hast, the music
ceases, and the Senior Grand Aafden
presents hlm with the vessel of VINE,
whe sprlnkles over the lodge, saying;
ssln the name OF the supreme and Etef-
nal God, the Grand Architect Of Heaven
and eartn, 10 whom be all the honor
and glory, dedicate this building 10
virtue"
The music is resumed, and the third
PROCESSION "a made around the lodge
When the Grand Msrster arrives al the
East. the music ceases and the Deputy
Grand Master presents him with tie
vessel of OH, which he sprlnkies over
the lodge. saying. I'm the name of the
Supreme and Eternal God, the Grand
Architect Of Heaven and earth, %
whom be all the honor and glory, !
dedicate this building 10 universal
beneyolence."
The Grand Chaplain, standing before
the lodge, will then pronounce the in
vocation.
The Grand Chaplain then pronounces
the benedlction. The closing anthem
will then be sung, after which an
Grafton will then be delivered by NJ.
w. Brother. Past Grand Master Hugh
McCurdy, at the close of which an ode
will be sung: the exercises btlpg COM
pleted. Grand Lodge Will reform and
return TO lodge room in the same order
as before. The regular Grand Lodge
business will then be taken up, and
this will probably occupy this evening,
and all day tomorrow. Large delegA-
tons are expected from Lansing. Mus
kegon, Hastings, Big Rapids ana Kala-
mazoo. The principle feature OF this
Grand Lodge meeting, outside the reg
ular order of business and the dedlca-
ton exercises will be the matter Of the
adoption of the Masonic Home by the
Grand Lodge. Great interest is mani
tested IN this matter, and NJ the two
preceding meetings. the two factions,
one favorIng the adoption plan, and
the other fayoring the management of
the Home by the Masons of the State
At large, were about equally divided.
Ii is expected by local Masons that the
Grand Lodge will assume the control
and management.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26

state Agent Hocomt goes 70 Cedar
Springs this morn az - i8vesi fsts TIE
csss 81 boy chsfFed win stealing
from . srbooi house.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26

Our Slaughter Sale is. still going on
for another week. Be sure and call.
Chicago Shoe Store, % Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26

Our Slaughter Sale is still going on
for another week. Be sure and call.
Chicago Shoe Store, % Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26
Special corset sale at Kidder's.

Our Slaughter Sale is still going on
for another week. Be sure and call.
Chicago Shoe Store, % Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26
Special corset sale at Kidder's.

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is family favorite. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26

Limburger Cheese and Frontage De
Brle at Elliot Il Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26

Our Slaughter Sale is still going on
for another week. Be sure and call.
Chicago Shoe Store, So Canai-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26
Lily white Flour

Is made from the choicest wheat, CAFE
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26

Dress Form Corsets / off at Kidder's
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26
Lily White Flour.

Fresh mushrooms at Elliot & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-26

Special corset sale at Kldder's.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12
" viven o. a misma casa9

-bY yiven on Ia misma casa9
Isl, en aquella que Sc We desde aqui
cuando IS Dc dfa. iAh! Lo que ea oil aefor
Daguerre estuv) muy enfermo, no ser
por los euidadoa del sefor GeIardo, no se
que habria sido de 6.---
Ahf teneis un m6dico que cuida bien sus
enfermos, lqu6 lanena mano tiene! X Que
buenO esl Sientpre tiene en- los labius ma
palahra eariIlosn para alentaros conso,s sros.
-Por 10 que Foy viendo, conoc6s todo
el mundo en Crtsil.
y nae vanaelorfO de clio, pero mas que
q nadie tTato a. doctor Gerardo que ltrga
hasta 81 extremO dc teuef tanta eonfianza en-
MT que me cuenba todos sua asuntos no se
desdena de vez en- cuando de pedirme IN
consejO.
-dUn consejc & vOaq lSe conoce Que t.
nels gapas de hIomearos eOnmigOi
bQae oromeoY Nada de esq, para que
Veais - que con las eosas, aver sin ir mas
ieJos.--- pero vale mas que the calle
.--lConselos vosl IUn mendigo, un otga-
itliltFe! ~ iFos elar eoosejos IN ine1icoI
,Sae iarsante que emOastero sois, Gion-
-Os Fepit0 que aver por la manana.
alsaeieno iilciin6 Il cabesa hacia asle-
q aate espe'ando con avidez IL opnfdo le 4
pefo esfa no ltetsaba.
a pesar de so embriaglez cada vez as
irresistible, qaetsaba algo ds raz6u en- ei fpn-
lo ael aima De- organiilero, este contri-
luia que saViese nieda, eehandose hacia
'tfas So paso ca So apoyo ca a pared.
-ibaatante hilble bebi yal-diio
~ amos otr'' vasitol mo os negues 4
efaeI@sl II beoido nueh ) fraaca-
aeste. efeo que ao me haria ning1n pro-
--Entonees ne eaeFeeeis segair nsAndo ese
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12

unos labloa entFeabiettOs y en Unos oios
entornados esI,eranzas para Ell poryenir y
fuerzas para ID pelea.
Hecho semejante no podia moestar q
nadlei nadie debia preocUpar tampoco,
como 20 tuese al maridO de la addltera;
este marldo soport6, segdn del proceso
Sc desprende, por espaeio de mucho
tempo su ultraje cambio de favores,
que M Parnell regateaba ni ell otro era
parco en- solicitar. Aquel idilo fDtimo
no constltufa grave faIta en- 10 que al
hombre pdblico respecta. Es de suponer
que a muchos polftlcos ingeses les ocu-
rrira 10 mismo que q Paroell.
Pero los calumniadores de antes, los
envldiosos de siempre, tnvieron noticias
de tales am0res; Ell momento era oportu-
no, la eeasi6u buena para seguir la obra
conenzAda; convenci6se al maridO, no
de que debfa vengar So honor con el
plomo 8 con ell acero, sino de que debfa
mantener IN proeesoruidoso que auulase
al hombre polftico, aplastandole con el
peso de una condena.
7 Sc inco6 ell proceso hubo testigos
ha0i.es y jueces complacientes vino la
condena = cay6 Parnell La calumnia
Sc pusO 40 trajecito de virtud ofendida,
y logr6 su obieto.
ParoeIl habia caido; la envidia mos
traba on su rostro lfvido una asquerosa
sonrlsa de satisfaction y de triunfo.
Las medaufas Sc felicitaban. Habfan
destrozado a un hombre superior.
5Trbutaran ahora, que Parnell ha
muerto, respetuosos homenajes su me-
moria
Tai vez.
No sera ell primer asesino que vista
lutO por su yfctima
Joaquin Dicenta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12
UN RASGO DE CORTON

Nuestro excelente amigo, ell autor de
Pafdenaonistns, dirigi6 el de Octubre al
Directorio autonomista la soicitud Re-
nerosa que copiamos:
"Habiendo tenido conocimiepto de
que ell Directorio ha creado 6 "a promo
ne crear una plaza de Agente en- Madrid
para desempenar ciertas funciones--ac-
tuar de Secretario de Ia representation
parlamentaria, gestionar en- ell Ministerio
el despacho de los asuntos, hacer pubIi-
car artfculos en- los peri6dlcos, escribir
correspondencias polfticas etc.--Ias eua-
les, 81 no tOdas, casi todas otras ap6lo-
gas vengo yo desempehando hace alOu-
nos amos sin retribuci6u alguna v en- Oh
sequlo de mis- amigos y correliQionarios:
sabedor asf mismo de que SO ha dotado
esta plaza con 1000 duros al ano. can.
tIdad harto crecida y no muy facil de
reeaudar dada Ia pobreza de nuestro mar
lido, ganoso de evitar a este 81 referido
gasto, y creyendo por otra parte. one
ml calIdad de puertorriquefo Y Ia natn-
raleza de mis- estudios y de mis- afciones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12

os llam6 de esa manera, fe mia es IN
Undo apOdo que indiea que el que 10 leva
es IN hombre alegre, muy amigo de la bro
ma y 81 jaeo.
sE''a's 81. ses0F0 do 70 que ds0fSf
-siendO asi, no tengo NADIA que reelamar.
y como fbamos diciendo, pTetendiais
haber bebido un buen vino en una cssa 10
muy lejos de aqui.
ISL, an vino, amigo, muoho mas vieio
one vos, IN vino que tenfa tantos amos co
mo 20!
iImposiblel
-Es 10 mismo que tengO el honor de
deciroslo.
-sY en- d6nde hay ese vino tao anejoq
A dos pasOs De aqu1
-Pero, ken d6nde4
En- casa del seflor Beaufort
-tY que tenfais que hacer en- casa del Sc
nor Beaufort7
Por tercera vez call6se Glou- Glou. 80
mirada indecsa ijose en- el indivldno Que te-
MA delaote, al que iba a confar su secseto
eomprendiendO de una manera VaRa que Sc
hailaba en- el principio de una pendiente IA
sal
-iAli exclam6. .-Prefero callarme
-iOhl LSe trata de algdn secretO9 Pero
Sno es csc Beaufort al que aousan de asesi-
nato3
-Essais muy 81 corriente de todas las no.
tscias de 10 que aQnf pasa, an hombre Que
ACADIA de llegar este pass.
-Si nadie habla de 0tra cosa en- fodas
paFfesI 6Conoceis, entoneess a ese senor
Beaufort
-iYa lo creO, pardissl no hace pocos
amos qae digamos, I'd mismo que su anti /
quo socio ei sefior Juan Daguerre do Ma /
rienval.
-kEl seior Daguerre es 81 socioq
-Sl 50 soclo Y amigo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12
Ell CHOQUE DIE VEGA-BAJ


Los diversos relatos que hacen
jornaleros que marchaban en- las
gonetas, estan contestes en- que ful
rrorOso ell encuentro. Dicen que
plata -formas cargadas con ell materii
piedra conducido por ell tren que de
ga -Baia Sc dirigfa a Manatf, llevaba
vlolencia, que por estar delaute d
maquina SO elevaron despu6s del cht
por encima de la maquina que venfa
direction contraria, Y cafan luego
bre la via, retorcidas & hechas pedt
La gente que iba dentro de elias vo
por los aires como bandada de pai
al escuchar ell estampido de Ia poly
unas impulsadog por Ia potente fu
del choque, y otras que de los peigrol
cogian ell que les pareciera menor, g
Jabanse la via en- donde cafan uno
cabeza, otros de costado, Y todos NJ
nos y casi resquebraiados por las pied
por las cercas y por los trozos de
ramas.
I'll viernes fu6 para la Vega un diH
dolor: las angustias venfan sucedi6ni
y aumentando q medida que se n
6ian noticias del lugar del sinies
IA eran tres los heridos eyes nomr
todos deseaban conocer. va Sc auDl
taban siete. Por fin resultaron
nueVe los heridos de mas 8 meuos
vedad y un muerto. Cuando los enI
ron en- camlllas un numeroso gentle
vadla las GALES y eran de cir los COM
tarlos que cada espectador, en- mediI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12
a DIEsTkO Y sENGEsTRO

La Diputaci6n Provincial celebra sus
sesioDes.
Asisten trece diputados incondicionales
y tres autonomistas.
Trece; ell ndmero fatfdico de los au-
CURES.
Tres: ell ndmero simO6licO de las To-
gias.
Los treoe representan IN poder abso-
luto.
Los tres una idea redentora.
No hay lucha possible.
La fuerza ideal del derecho es arrolla-
da por Ia fuerza brutal del ndmero.
El criterio de Santurce trianfa en- toda
la Inca.
A ese punto nos traen diez y ocho
amos de oposici6n sn tregua.
No desmayemos.
Oinco eran los palsdnes de la rep6-
blica frente al imperio napoe6nico.
Y, tras los desastres De Metz la rota
de Sedan, la repdbica venci6 subsiste.
Teugamos fe en- el axioma latino
Mems agitat mo lem!
No Sc puede discutir
Lo que es verdad evidente
Hemos perdido ell presente
Adn nos queda = ell porvenir.
En ese remoino de la mayorfa conser-
vadora naufraga por tercera vez +! IN
acts de nuestro director.
Psoteando las leyes olvidando los
respetos debidos al Gobernador; des-
acatando en- ell fondo a la Audiencia,
los mantenedores del integrisnso nos pro
hiben peuetrar en el sancta SanctOruns de
sus prlvilegios.
va pres0mfamos este abuse.
Para nosotros 30 sc escrIbi6 la palabra
benevolenci8.
Nj Ia queremos, ni la solicitamos nj Ia
aceptarfamos iamas.
COntiude Ubarri sus tareas; aumente
los sueldos, involucre Ia contablidad,
y arruine la provincial.
Para ESQ es Ell amo; para ESQ le rinden
homenaje los que seoundan su labor
eterna.
bNo convieue que represente ell senor |
Munoz Rivera los patriotas De Csguas3
Poes va Sc vera 10 que dicen os ma
gistrados espanoles.
Y como Brau Ramos Blaoeo ile-
garemos a Ia Diputac6n per ell camino
lie La Audiencia.
Solo que ell t6rmino de nuestro man
iato concluye en- 1893, y ell vigoroso
1istrito tendra un diputado in monaine.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12

nesta aIeiando de nuestra agrupa-
ci6n & muohos h0mbres de valer
que no transijen con So sistema
de imponerse por la amenaza, por
el terror y por la insidia.
Que ell desencantO abrumador
en- que ell pals ha caido Sc debe a
sus intemperancias, a sus errOres,
q las nerviosidades de su tempe
ramento y su afan de deprimir a
ouantos indfgenas le estorban 8 le
eclipsan.
Que esta ciudad de Ponce le es
deudora de su decadencia politica
" social, proveniente de los encO-
nos que Cepeda quiso despertar y
no pudo contener.
Que careci6 de energfa para lie
var adelante la causa de EJ Pc
qUeRO Marat Y para obtener ell
castigo de lbs cOmponteGdores: de
los turbuIentOs sicarios de Escu-
dero, Ulsurrum y Echevarrfa.
Que echa EN- cara al pals imagi-
nariOs servicios, que a1n siendO
reales, quedarfan sObradamente
compensados por la espI6ndida
-generOsidad de nuestrOs hombres,
nunca rehacios a satisfacer sus
deudas morales con largueza.
La ReUista apela al veredicto
del Direotorio, y de ese acto suyo,
que reviste una significaci6n tre-
menda, hablara tambi6n La DE-
MOORACIA.
NOsOtrOs queremOs ese veredic-
to y esperamos otro mas solemne;
mas grave: ell veredicto del pals
autonomista.
Al iniciar la Ultima discussion
ell senor Oepeda busca una via pa
ra separarse del partido.
Z va 10 deia entender GUAM
do pide al Directorio declaraciO-
nes que el Directorio no hara de
SECURE.
"Estas declaraciones-escribe la
RoUist0--son tanto mas deOdesear
que nOsOtrOs Y con nos
Otros tOdOs nuestrOs amigos las
impacientes PARA REsOL-
YER So CONDUCTA ULTERIOR.
No nos cOge de sustO ell seTlor
OeDeda: va sabiamos que prepara-
ba la evOluci0n inicua.
En- ella no han de seguirle mu-
ohos amigos: no abundan tantpt
9n PUerto-Rico los services que
-leven So adhesion hasta La infa-
mia.