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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-28

W" ,n c "ickham, Evan, Philadelphia, CID Dec
via New YORK s'1 De0
Ds Az n Bard. BOoye, Savannah via New York
mos l nos A Ward. Lyman, at New York Dec ls.
via Portland 80 ~ -
5roenezer haggett- Poole. Baltimore, sid Dec 10
nay uiond Aaull. Smith, Philadelphia, sid pee
Lsander Besoe, Dasey. Baltimore, sic Dec
freselIa Scribner, Thatcher, PHILADELPHIA. sid
C9aries Valentine, Curtis at New York Dec
IaSIy d BrockSay. Miller. at New York Dec %.
Asianu CITY voorhees,, ct Baltimore Dec q
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WaddlnR6.

Wedding invitations and cards printed or
anoraved at the shortest notice and in the
auest styles. We carry an extensive ana
we'll selected stock OF fine papers, envelopes
and cards especially for such orders. Sam
,,Isa sent on application. MORNING NEWS
Printing House. Savannah, Ga.
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Cieufuegos. Dec l7-Sailed, bark Ethel Clark
TBrl. Brinson, Pensacola.
Havana. Dec 20--Arrived, schr Lena Pickup
Tt,rl. Roop, Pensacola.
ssiled-bark Voladora [Spl, Fout, Savannah
2lst-Sailed. schr Minnie Smith, Hanson, Pen
eacoa.
Matanzss. Dec 19--Sailed. schr Dora Mathews.
Brown, Apalachicola-
Philadelphia. Dec 25-Arrived, schr Robt ]
Barr, Platt, Pensacola.
Vineyard Haven, Dec 24-Arrived, schr Frank
" Howe, Perkins, Boston for Brunswick.
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steamship Navigation [Brl. Welt Demerara,
in ballast 70 master.
BARK voladora [spl. Fout, Havana, in ballast
10 CuyaS
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MONDAY. Dec % is9

ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Rsrk Isabel lNorl. Tallaksen, hence for Glas-
cow. returned in distress deakingJ-Chr @ Dahl
4 Co.
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Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nsu
tcal information viii be furnished masters OF
vessels free Of charge in United States Nv
geographic ONCE 10 the Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to call at the Office.
LIEUT. H SIBERIAN
In Charge Photographic Station,
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sHIPPING INrELLIGENcE-

s-s Rises .-....--.-.-.....-.....-
Sos SETS -ssss....---. -...........4.50
HTaa WArzR AT SAVANNAH. .5:23 AN. 5:23Px.
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MARTINEZ MTSOELLANY-
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Tuspan. Nov 1S-Bark Formosa, from Key
West, is ashore here.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship VIM Lawrence for Baltimore
100 bales upland cotton. ESQ bbls pitch "a bbls
rosin oil, Y tons pig iron, Dbl rice, II boxes
lemons, % bbls oranges, arcs boxes oranges, 5
bbls grape fruits, crates vegetables, $50 bdls
hides, 1876 pkgs mdse.
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MEMORANDA

Bark Bsppino N Itall. Trieste.
Schr Robt A Snyder, Philadelphia,
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DEPARTED YEsTERDAY
SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Alpha. StrobhAr, Button C H
Medlock. ARt-
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MEDICAL.

old NEwSPAPERS-e00 for rs cents-at
" Business Once Morning NewR
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
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Chambers Encyclopedia, Vol VIII.
William and Robert Chambers, London and
Edinrurg; J. B. LippincOtt Company, Phila,
deiphis. Three dollars per volume. This
Is dictionary Of universal knowledge. The
present volume runs from Peasant to Rou-
melld. When the publication Of this new
edltion began the MORNING NEWS called
attention to its many excellent features in a
Lengthy notice. As the volumes appear one
AFTER another, it has seen no reason to
change the opinion then expressed. The
encyclopedia ought TO be in every library.
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS.

And also wish to return their many thanks for the
patronage bestowed upon them the last year We hope the
Savannah has seen and that our friends will all be
generously remembered
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23

The Queen of Servia is having
hard time of it. She YVES recently
dragged out of bed and forced to
get out of the country. Some
years ago she married d titled
Russian who shortly after the
honeymoon, brought a mistress
into the house, and compelled the
Queen to act as the chambermaid
for the new favorite. When the
Queen demurred, hefmported more
mistresses and extend the territory
which his wife was expected to
act as chambermaid. A woman
who gets into a Royal family in
Europe has no picnic.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23
THE ST. CHARLES Hotel.
The Two Popular Hotels, the st.
Charles and Muller House,
Are now being run under one man
agement.

And known as the St. Charles.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23

The accommodations and table
will be of the best, and the Bar
stocked with the best Wines LOU
ors and Cigars in the market.
GILBERT BRIGGS, Prop.
mayo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23

THERE IS NO NECESSITY OF EAT
Il ing anything but good meat. 1t
can be found here.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23
PROPOSALS FOR BIDS.

Bids for furnishing material and for work in
the Construction OF a Sewerage System in
Carson City, Ormsby County, Nevada.
Sealed bids will be received at my office IN
til : o'clock ?. NJ, Saturday, June &, 1891, for
the furnishing of about &c, 500 feet sewer pipe
as per schedule accompanying specifications,
ldeliyerC on cars at Carson Cityl pipe 20 be Of
the best quality Of Vitrifed Iron Stone, sam
pie of which must be delivered with bid free IF
charge Also fer all or a portion of thu eXca-
waiting and back filling as per specifications.
Also for forty l40l bbls more or less of fresh
Portan,. Cement delivered on cars at Carson
City. A certified check payable to the City Of
Carson in the sum Of five per cent. 90 Of the
amount, must accompany each bid, binding
the bidder to enter into a contract with the
ci y within ten days after the award. The
successful bidders viii be required to give
good and sufficient bond in the sum Of fifteen
per cent. Isl of the amount, for the fulfillmeTt
of the contract. Bids Will be opened on June
9th 1891 at 7:30 O'Clock P. ". The city hereby
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Copies Of specifications will be furnished TO
bona-fide bidders upon application. Plans can
e seen at nay office.
Dated at office of City Clerk this 1th day Of
May, 1881. WM. Hh. DOANE,
mI2td City Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23

1t is stated Associate Justice
Bradley, of the U. S. Supreme
Court, who is we'll past the age of
legal retirement, will retire some
time during the next eighteen
months, and that the vacancy will
be rendered to Senator Edmunds,
who has already twice declined a
seat upon the bench of our highest
court, and whose acceptance
would be doubtful now.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Executor of the Estate of George
Tuhy, Deceased, to the creditors of, and
all persons having claims against, the
said Deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within Four
months after publication of this notice,
10 the said Executor, at his place of bus
mess at the State Capitol in Carson City,
Ormsby County, Nevada.
Dated, April Bird, 1891.
CIV. RICHARD,
Executor of the Estate OF Geo. Tufiy, De-
ceased.
James D. Torreyson, Attorney for Estate.
40
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23
AN UNSATISFACTORY DECISION

The sporting world will not be
satisfied with the decision on the
Corbett-Jackson fight.
No doubt a million people were
watching to know the result, even
people who take no special inter-
est in pugiljsm, but still have an
anxiety to know which man wins.
The declaration by the referee
OF "no contest" has caused a
wave of disgust to surge over the
earth from California to Australia.
Both men made one of the most
remarkable fights in the record
of the ring. The pace was cut
out very hot from the beginning,
first one man setting the speed and
then the other.
Through all the terrible journey
there was a splendid display of
courage, science and endurance
and tie club saw one Of the great
est battles ever waged within its
walls.
Each man was in such superb
physical condition, and showed
the results Of such good training
that they were like two machines,
perfect in every wheel and cog,
and made Of the best tempered
metal.
They fought each other to a
dead stand-still, and were unable
to do any more Furnishing work
until they took a little breathing
spell, when the referee stepped in
and declared mo contest" also
stating that the fight was not sat
isfactory to the club.
1t looks as if the club would be
satisfied with nothing less than a
shower OF blood and few ribs
broken and one man knocked help
less.
The men had $4,000 at stake,
and each was fighting his own
way. deliberately, and with the
caution which ought to guide him
in such cases.
The fight should have been post
poned and fought to a conclusion,
or the principals allowed to finish
it their own way.
The daily Report of San Fran
cisco published a full account of
the ckson-Corbett fight on the
afternoon before it happened.
In order to make a sure thing Of
having a correct account the en-
terprising paper published two
accounts. In one Jackson won
and in another Corbett.
But even with all these precau-
tons the enterprising little paper |
was at fault, for neither man was
whipped.
They were wrong on both |
guesses, and it is the opinion OF |
the APPEAL that a sporting news
paper which cannot call the turn
on a prize fight after two guesses
had better wait until after the fight |
comes off and their chances of |
getting it correct would be ma
terially increased.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23
A prospector WHO visited Whites

A prospector who visited Whites
ranch, Nye county, about the six
teenth of last month, says; "The
fruit trees on his place are heavi-
ly loaded with fruit-apricots the
size of Walnuts and figs larger.
The fig trees bear three crops a
year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23

The Supreme Court of Louisiana
has refused a hearing into the lot
terry mandamus case.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23

Miller & Co. have carload OF
furniture on hand, which they Will
sell for 80 days cheaper than ever
sold in Carson al1,0t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-14
Los probIemas antiIIanos

Sc veri6c6 aver en- Ell CongresO la
anuncisda reunion del Sr. Sagasta con los
exminstros de Ultramar fuslonistas y los
seoadores y dlputados de este parUldo,
-aue representan districts de Cuba y
Puerto-Rico.
Tenia por obieto la reuni6n-como
habfamos dicho-tomar scuerdos sobre
puntos de doctrina, distribuir turnoF
para ell debate sobre la Interpolation del
Sr. Moya, y hubo discussion sobre varios
puntos, principalmente en- 10 relative
la reforma electoral.
La reunion, que comeDz6 las tres
de Ia tarde, SO suspeudi6 q las cuatro y
media--porque los congregados querian
DIR el discurso del Sr. Csnalejas--y Sc
reanud6 las seis, durando hasta desPues
de las siete.
Los acuerdos tomados por iniciativa
del Sr Sagasta, tle1en verdadera imPOr-
tancia.
Ell partido liberal tiene desde aver
como programa, la absolute descentra-
izaci6n administrative en- Cuba y Puer-
to-Rico.
Reformas de los Consoles administra-
tivos de las Antillas, con una parte de
elecci6n popular.
Division de mandos.
Fiiar en- cinco duros la Quota de con-
tribuci6n para ell derecho electoral.
En- este punto, ell Sr. Sagasta dej6 en-
ibertad de acci6u los tres cuatro di-
putados liberaIes que quieren mayor
quota.
Los acuerdos respecto q la parte eco
monica quedsron aplazados hasta que
Sc conozca ell convenio comercial con los
Estsdos Unidos perO el partido liberal
tiene como una aspiration el melorar al
presupuesto de Cuba, quizas trayendO
al de la Peninsula los gastos de Guerra
y Marina de la grande Antilla, cuyo pro-
greso es Embellishments impossible con
sus actuales presuPuestos.
Baste decir cue impOrta el de ingresos
25 miliones dc pesos y que en- los gastos
figuraban 10 millones para ell pago de
intereses de su Deuda, nueVe para Guerra
y dos para Marina.
Quedan solo cuatro millones para gas
tos del personal todss las demas aten-
clones.
Los turnos, en- la Interpretation del Sc
nor Moya, los consumirsn, ell tercero, ell
senor Oastaneda y ell cuarto ell senor
Figueroa Torres, hablandn para alu-
sloges to1os los ex-minstros de UltFamar
que tienen aslento en- ell CongresO y
ademas los Srs. Lopez Dominguez y
Soler.
De El Liberal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-14

a;onaci6u va 90 pudo conteneTse; fus
;add;snansable Ia consums.ci6n del rasgo
de- heroisno.
Ese raego formara para siempre, 6po-
- an los anales de la historic; 90 la sd-
via u fructifera que vino a regenerar y der
vida cada vez mas robusta, las ideas
aanerosas, las nuevas asPiracones, al
oroereso linn tado y & Ia sacrosanta il
bertad de los pueblos. Fo6 la verda-
dsra redencl6n.
Salodemos con profundo respeto la
;moerecedera memoria de aquelos Illus
tres compatriotas, de aquellos franceseH
oue 81 mundo liberal aclama por hernia
eos de aquelos verdaderos martlrea dc
la humanidad, y no olvidemos nunos las
0randes lecciones del pasado.
Imitemos siempre sus mobiles ejem-
plos.
Viva Francia
Viva la Repdblica fraucesa !
Ponce, IA Jnlio 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-14

soltera que les edelweiss cogidos por su
marido en el abismo de Grindeiwaid
MaEeeina cOusei 20 siempre esas flores
que la siguIeron todas parties, en tod 9
las fases dc su vida de tOrturas Y mis-, is
Io mismo en- Saint Ouen que en- Saint D. MS,
Passy Creil.
Nunca quiso aeparaTse de elias era 81
dnicO recuerdO guardado ei dnico lazo qae
anla su vida presente con ia pasada-
81 las hubIese Rbandonado perdido,
hebrfala pareeido que la faltaba algo 81 50
coTaa6n.
Durante largo ratio eaas muatias flores q 10
beso queriendo encontTar con su labio ), 10
los besos de la juventud.
Meti6ias en- Otro sobfe, des6gufando ia
letia escfibio en- 81 anombre dc Pedro B \
Despues eecribi6 rapidsmente aleuaas
palabras en- otro papel.
6 Venid inmedlatamente. Jan Jot. ain
" perder ni IN minusO; Os Lecesito.H
VIgia Gfou-Glou en- Saint Firmiu, Ia
aldehuela sItuada entire Cfeil Chant ",
Marcelina e envl6 esa carra con IN nan-
dadero.
Este tuvo Ia snerte de encontrarle Y CT i
Gsou 90 present0 ensegaida & Maleeliba ain
olvldarse de ga Inseparable OrganIIlo.
- Qae me eueieis, seforlEa Marce IN
Asl ia lamaba , contiuuarla llamaudoia
siempre.
- a Hn o deoidia 4 prObar 10 fel que
% soy 7
-Aqui teusis una carte para Il sehor Pc.
II Ali Pobre seEol Beaufortl Y bies
! Qnieo haoia de deer que vig.9fais tan
ossca el unO de- otro. ain ase sioniera se 10
imaginase Pobre honlbre 81 10 supiese
En hn, basts.
Aarcelina se llev6 un dedo 4, IL 6oca.
ri Siiencio i--0rdsn6. g. M una palabra
No a0tero que hs6Ais nunca ID neOor. alu-l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-14
JULES MARY
MA R OELINA
Hsrsi6n espa6ola ds ErancisOO Carries
sEGUNDA PARTE
LA MUERTA VIVA
XIII

Cnbrfa su rostro una pAlideE marm6rea,
eu mirada careefa do expression, au Tespira-
ci6n era diffcil, desigual eoFtay sa pulse
reveiaha MIA gran debilidad.
Qae podia haceg Gerardo NADIA I
Lnchar contra 10 desconOcidO.
No le qnedaba mas Fecura0 gue hacer todO
To- possible por retrasar ma cat&strnfe que
ara inevitable retardarla mny pocoa dias.
Eesribi6 una receta Beaufort IA cogi6
R0nFiendos
- PuFa f5gwnia No es verdad, dog
tor
May conmovido retir6aa Gerardo de la ha-
bitaci6n de Beaufort, pOrque oonfOrme die
~ may aeettaGaHente un dia ~ madre no
era ia 81 Que gu medlc0. y oa mGdic0a colo
engan iaa eufermedadas del ruerpn y no las
d0l 2imA, Ia que padacia Beaufort era dc
mHraB Gltimee
---lEsta D. psrdidOi--dij0 MarceIina Al v0l-
yer 4 80 casa.
--i Perdi6o Perdido Dios mfO lex
clanl6 Mafoelina eFakando ias manos --fY no
pueaes hacer RAda pesa ssivaFle
Serfa precise IN milagrO es0R por des-
gracia no eatan al atcance de los maaicos.
III Un milaRroi un milRqE0 i~-Erpeti0
Aagceiiaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-14

metfsteis.
No bay cuidado, senorita Marcelina. de
que 10 haga- Generaimente no Sc encnen-
ira en- Ia vida una situacion parecida ( Ia
vuestra.
-Entregais esta caFta al sefior Beaufort.
siguio diciendo Marceina. .-Acordaos. Jan
Jot que es la segunda veg que os haGo m
encaTgo.
Fl oFganillero inclin6 la cabeza.
No tensis NADIA que tener. No 10 he ol-
yldado abo, es precise que Sc Ia entrerue 4
-Haced todo 10 posibe... sin EMBARGO
seFa nuy dificil, pOrque est6 muy enferno
en- CANA esta cas- mOribnndo.
Ii All l-exclsm6 G. on e on extreroac;kn-
dose.-GY pesar de ESQ no hac9is nor verleg
Epjugose Marcelina la frente hdmeds de
No era e deber oi que hablaba pOr boce
aterada. ~ Fo1
de todos modos, Nj no lDnedo entragnr
esta earta en- manos del sefior Pedro Resn
fort, hare De manera que Iegue 4 su poder
poee.s consar coDmigo, selorita Marceiira.
coglo el sobTe
Con mncto cnidsdO,- 10 Mareelina
no 10 arTugn6is nj dobl6ie.
-EstA oien, no tengais cnidado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-14

Drig6ae Marcelina su cuaFto ne en-
treg6 una profGnda meditation hasta que
de pIontO sc puso On pie ySudOse en- busea
de su hJO.
Ell senor Beaufort coDservar6 al Tnenoe
50 ca bal lcouooimientO,-ie dijo-k Lee Tie
ne memoria Habla
-Si, por cieTto; te die que no estaha en-
fermo. que no se maeTe. sino que 10 consume,
que vienen todaa esas preguntas Que
quieres haceT
--Nada,- respOndio admirads Marceltna-
Gus podria 20 haeer
Separose de su hijO : volvi0ae ga euaFto eU
un estado de extTaOrdinaTsa sobFexelt taci0n.
- Quien sabe q--dijo-i Qaien sabe -
81 pIsnaa s4empre On Marcehna, 81 no Ia
odIa--.
- seT& possible arroiar Ia semila de Ia en-
peganza en- esa vida que Sc va
"a si acepta esa esperanto, 81 revive
anlmado pOr una nueva vida, no sera para mi
Is psomesa del olvido y del perd6n Quien
sabe -
Y Mareelina continu6 meditnnd0 eel pa
s6 81 dfa Ia noche, siendo tan grande 81
eansanei0 moral qoe experiment6, que sus
mejsllaa 10 demacTaron.
"a u mahana aignipnte abTi6 ana papeera
onya Lave tenfa siempre en sa podeT ent4e
los amarillentos papeses arIagadas cartas
encontIc up sobte ceTradO.
Lso g0mpt6 = dengrO eneerreba unas flores
seces qae habtendO sido guardadaa con gran
eamefo c0nserva bAn am 81 forma 50 Do-
dlan raeOnocer.
Et dia "a Qae hny6 de 3enavant no se
tlevd nada maa d. au coarto do Mia q de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-14

Todos Green en- Dios.
Desde Estobeo, oil primer enciclope-
dista que recuerda la humauidad, hasta
Voltaire, el mayor incredulo: todos Sc
han prosternado ante la grandeza del
profundo misterio.
FL hombre, lleno de vanidades, Gre
y6ndose ell ser mas perfecto en- la eecaa
indeterminada de 10 infnito, ha tenido
sus horas de locura y cometido sus ne
gros errores. Ha lido, loco obsecado,>
hasta los lfmites de 10 absolute, que es
ell enigma del tempo del espacio; al
YER allf solo tinieblas, Sc ha dicho: " no
hay nada." Y SO ha reido con toda la
insolencia del ignorante. Risa caver-
uosa
El tempo improrrogable, Ell espacio
indeinible, las fuerzas centrffuga CEN
trfpeta, las leyes perdurebles de la rota-
ci6n, ia virtUd fiufdica de los cuerpos, la
eterns evoluci6n, concentration dila-
taci6n de las masas c6smicas, la luz
radiante, la sombra funeral, ban sido
para el hombre verdades que ha logrado
estudiar, que no ha podido negsr, pero
que hubiera deseado invertir descono-
Ger. Tanta ha sdo su soberbia
A fuerza de renegar de Dios, ell hon.
bre ha de6nido su excelsitud. Negando
una causa creadora, genesiaca, ha tro-
pezado con ell engranaje de todas Iaa
causas; y Sc ha eseremecido como la
hoja de un arbol, como Ia euerda de una
Ira. Flsmmari6n 10 ha dlcbo va :. La
ignorsnca habfa humauizado q Dios; la
clencia 10 divinzs."
La ciencia y 81 arte han hecho mas en-
favor de 10 dad teoI6gica que todas
las religiOnes Y sectas conocidas. Toda
religion es una red tendida en- la sombra.
La naturaleza es un santuario sin mar
moles labrados, sin columnas d6rieas, sin
estrias pintorreadas, sin chsp;tees CO.
rfntios, sin lamparas de orc, sin alfom-
bras de p1rpura Els mas que un temple,
porque es un immense albergue cObliado
por 10 inmutable, alumbrado por las
estrellas. Uoa encina dice mas que una
ehgie. No bay sacrstfa que pueda COM
pararse con la gruta de Fingal, en- Ia
Isleta de Stsffa. Eutre los breviarioE
dorados y los textos car1omidos de aque-
liza, estan Torquemada, inquisidor, Sago-
narola, alucinado, Gerard, asesno. AHA,
en la elocuente soledad del mar, entire
las Columns prismaticaa los sedimen-
tos basalticos, arrullsda por la nmensa
canci6D de las olas, vive, palpita, deS-
cuella la regularidad abrumadora de
Dios.
Mahoma fue un visionario Noises
fue un c6mico: el mismo redentor de la
sociedad, Jcsucristo, un exaltado; tenfa
la hunildad de los ambiciosos mpoten-
tes, y, q la yea, IN alma capaz del amor
y del sacri6cio. Mezcla de mucha can-
tldad de bien y algunos atomos de egoiG-
mo. Quiso ser mas grande que los en-
peradores y SO llam6 Dios. ..-..
Ningdn hombrc ha sido, en- ninguna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-14

Isl, ese hombre padece IN sufrimientO
misteFlOso y SO muere. El que consignIese
hacer cesar ese sufrimiento, siquiera le
aiiviase, ie salvavfa con tanta seguridad CO.
mo el ciruJano saliva al herido quien opera.
- PeTdido -Tepiti6 Marcelina en- un ac-
Ceso de desasperaci6n.- Perdido
-Parece, madre, CUE te interesas mueho
por 81.
-Si, me interesO pOrqus es amigo suyO.
-MadTe,-replic6 Gerardo con alouna
guFas-hace tempo te manifeste que
1n carino como el naestrO trat&ndose de
Pedro Beaufort habria dalCifcado prolon-
gadO Ga vida.
EGa hubiera sido una buena aeoi6n,
Dc eea maneTa habrfas podido pagar tn
deudR.-..
-Pues bien,--contest6 Marcelina vacilan
do = tenblandola todO el cuerpo, que ven
ga . vernos. - Modesto le reeiblra con
caTih0 aqui eneontrara una familia.
~ Oh Ahora ga es taede
Iarde De modo que TODD ha con-
.euido 4 Eata acknowledgements paraidO
$50 dlrfa que Tecibea esa n0ticia como Ia
de HRa gran desgracia.
MaIceliua est0vo punte De veDderse
! por que anguetias mas horrorosaa pas6 en-
aq ellos momentos
Toda Il nOche Ia pss6 pensaDdo 60 Beau
Qae haOer
Figur6sela que tOcaba una hora dsciaiva
de sn vida que no podfa hair.
Como hacerlo
4 Decsrle Ia verdRd 2
No No ! No
Domn0ua per mOrtet ansiedad espar6 &
que llegase 81 dis aisoiente.
1erard0 Voivi0 q visitaf Beaufort, cBtto
eatado 90 habla oamblado On nada, expefi-
menfadc ID niama dehilidad, Ia EnismA pos
TRACTION Y al FeRreaar de al gaan enCoDfg6 4
hAAFcealna que ID oataba esperanto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-14

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