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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

doVERNoR D. r. FRANCIS, in an
interview in New York, stated that
the State of Missouri believed in
Cleveland as a good Democrat, and
would support him. In answer to the
query how on earth the State could
believe this when Cleveland does not
favor free coinage the Governor an
swered in these words: ''They know
that free coinage is not the main is
sue. II a mans sentiments on the
coinage of silver are to be the test,
then Senators Stewart and Jones OF
Nevada, who were elected by Re
publicans, are the best Democrats in
the party.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

A KENTUCKY girl, only fifteen years
old, is doing successful evangelical
work among the mountaineers OF
Tennessee. Kentucky women have
always been famous for their beauty,
and this girl has added preaching to
the list of feminine accomplishments
In that state.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

The first State convention will be
held at Jefferson City on the 18th
day of May when delegates to the
National Democratic Convention at
Chicago will be elected. The COM
mittee decided to have two other
conventions-the Judicial and one
to nominate the regular State ticket
The time and place of the meeting
Of these two conventions are moi
settled as yet. The new secretary
T. J. Phillips, of Perryyille, Perry
County, is staunch and true Dem
ocrat and is Just the man for this
important position.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

THAT those three eminent Demo-
cratic Senators, Hill, German and
Brice, should be personal friends as
well as political allies appears to
have given every Republican editor
in the lsnd horrible nightmare.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

1t is now an open secret that an
attempt will be made to hold an
early convention in New York and
that the names of the delegates
elected will indicate clearly that they
are opposed to Cleveland. This is
said to be the manner in which
Grover is to be killed. We have an
idea that he will be there at the
killing.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

THOMAS MARTIN, who was killed
at Martinsburg by his son, is no rela-
ton to Caleb Martin. The report
circulated that it was Gale Martin
who was killed was promptly denied
in Mexico even before full returns
were received, as Gale Martins son
is well known here as steady, up
right young man who would not
think of committing such a terrible
pri,un
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04
Grover Cleveland.
From the Kansas City Star.

FROM the hanSaS lily Quar-
A cock-and-bull story from Wash
ington relates that Mr.. Cleveland is
'ldisgusted by the failure of his
friends to protect his interests" J"
Mr.. Cleveland himself antedated
this story by telling a reporter in
Louisiana the other day that he was
enjoying himself while attending to
his own private business, intimating
that letting other people alone is al
most as agreeable as being let alone.
1t is not likely that Mr.. Cleveland is
worrying in the least about the NOM
ination. He knows, he must know,
that the great masses of the people
are for him heart and soul, and he
leaves everything to the people. A
second term can. add nothing to his
glory and he is therefore animated
by no selfish motive. If he is called
he will doubtless respond to the call.
If he is not nominated he will not
lose an hours sleep. AS to intrigu-
ing to secure a nomination he will
not listen to it. Ii ever a man was
content to allow a matter to rest
wholly with the people that man is
Grover Cleveland in his attitude to-
ward the Democratic convention.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

THE Galloway Gazette claims that
the grip is more prevalent in
counties lying along main lines OF
railroad. 1t don't take much to
induce some people to hug them
selves
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

Now are we greeted with rising
visions of classic Greece in her palmv
days. Muldoon, the wrestler, has
had bill prepared and it will be
presented to Congress by a New
York Representative. 1t provides
for national school Of athletics,
with headquarters at Washington
and branches in all leading cities.
Olympic games are to be provided
and medals will be given to success
full competitors. Thus do the
possibilities of paternal functions Of
government dawn upon us.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

AUpRAIx COUNTY will be entitled
to 13 delegates to the Convention at
Jefferson City May 18th, to elect
delegates to the National Demo
cratic Convention.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

The verdict in the celebrated
watermelon case was $25 for the
plaintiff. The plaintiff, J. w. Eu-
banks, sued Gilmore ct al. for getting
into his watermelon patch and car
rying off watermelons. The costs
in the case now amount to quite a
sum. The motion for a new trial
is to be argued and if this is overrul-
ed, the case will be appealed.
Watermelons come pretty high
under certain circumstances.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

The crop of demagogues for the
season OF '93 from the outlook prom
ises to be unprecedented. Being as
there is no market for this produc-
ton fin the west, nobody will be
materially affected.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

THE Farmers and Laborers'
Union in various portions of Mis-
souri, should be careful that its reso-
lutions are not prepared by pot
house peanut politicians. Resolu-
tions are often carted in to such an
organization from the outside and
voted for on the spur of the moment
without investigation. Such reso-
lutions are loaded and when too
late the organization voting for
them finds itself in a bad light.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

The Centraiia Courier remarks /:
"The Mexico daily LEDGER-al-
ways bright, newsy, readable, is
more so than ever in its new dress,
donned this week
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

Mr.. HOLMAN voiced the Demo
cratic sentiment of the country
when he said of the Chilian affair !:
Zone thing is certain. The ad-
ministration will receive the un-
qualified support of the democratic
side of the House in any measures
necessary to uphold the honor Of
the Government" " That is the
proper democratic position. If the
administration has made mistakes,
it can be dealt with after Chill is
DISPOSED of.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

We notice that some of our en-
thusiastic newspaper correspondents
have been telegraphing the metro
politan papers that if Jethro Martin
is captured he will be hung by the
populace. This is not correct. If
Jethro Martin is captured he will
either be hanged or sent to the lunatic
asylum. If hung, he will be hung
by the Sheriff and not by the popu-
lace. This is law abiding county,
and there is no sentiment here at all
in favor of mob law. The murder
is deeply to be regretted and the
criminal will get justice in the full
sense of the word, but at the hands
of the law. Newspaper correspond
ents should be careful and not send
out such an advertisement of this
county.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

TuE Kansas City Sunday Sun,
which was suppressed in Kansas
CITY. is now being printed in Chicago.
II is circulated over its old territory.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04
Mrs. Martin i'm Mexico,

Mrs. Thomas Martin, wife Of the
man who was SO cruelty murdered,
came up from Martinsburg Friday,
being summoned before the grand
jury Mrs. Martin was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Miller, and Mrs.
Dick Rodgers. Mr.. Simon Martin,
brother of the murderer, also came
up. Mr.. Martin says his brother is
crazy without doubt. He would
not talk about the affair, and turned
a cold shoulder to the newspaper
men
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

Governor d. r. FRANCIS has no
more 10 tlo with the editing and pub
fishing of the st. Louis Mirror than
has President Cleveland.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

How proper it would be II the
letters addressed to the Mexico
Board of Trade should be sent to the
Dead Letter Office
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

HILL Democratic Clubs are being
organized not only throughout Mis-
souri, but in every State in the
Union.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

]. w. Carson is up from st. Louis
on business. He is very much graf
ified with the many improvements
made in Mexico since he lived here.
He thinks we have one of the bright
est futures before US Of any town in
1.-THE State.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

MIR. James Haynes, of Marseilles,
Wyandotte county, Ohio, desires to
move to Missouri and buy a farm.
A few days since, reading an article
on hunting in the Cleveland, Ohio,
paper written by J. n. Basket, of
this city, he was delighted by the
account given of quail shooting in
Missouri. He is very desirous of
locating in Audrain county. He
wants animproved farm for about$3.- :
600 within easy distance to church,
market and school. We are sure
that Mr.. Haynes would make a most
desirable citizen, and we trust that
our real estate men will see that he
gets what he wants.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

Clarence Buell., reported dead not
long since, was in Mexico Thursday
and says it is quite novelty for a
man to be able to read his obituary
before he dies and that he was pleas
to know that everybody spoke SO
highly Of him after he was ''dead. y
Mr.. Buell. says that Mr.. Martin, ai
Martinsburg, who killed his father,
is insane and has been for years
and should have been sent to the
ASYLUM.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

VIM. E. West led up before the
LEDGER Office Thursday four of as
fine thoroughbred youngsters as we
have looked at for many day. Two
of the colts Mr.. West raised, one he
recently bought in Kentucky and
the other he purchased of Capt.
Glenn.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

There were about $50 witnesses in
the wade-R -Ringo case.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

INTEREST in the teachers contest
is growing. The little folks especial
ly are voting for their favorite teach
erS
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04
A SNEAK THIEF CAPTURED.
Chas. Thompson Arrested at the Globe
Hotel by Sheriff Adams.

Thursday night Sheriff Adams was
notified by Mollie Wright of the
Globe Hotel, which is owned by Mrs.
J. N. Humphrey, that she had been
robbed and the thief she though was
in the hotel. The officer went to
the Globe and sitting in the office
was young man who rather looked
to be sport The sheriff engaged
in a conversation with the man,
who gave his name as Chas. Thomp-
son, and told him he understood a
robbery had been committed in the
house. The words were hardly ut
tered when Thompson yelled
"Maybe you had better accuse
me of it,"
II do and consider yourself un-
der arrest" said Adams.
Thompson was not so Indignant
then, but was badly scared. Mr..
Adams took him to a room and
searched him, making him undress.
He found about So in cash and sew
ed in his underwear was the fine
gold ring Of Mollie Wright's. He
had a preliminary hearing before
Squire Winscott this morning
when the lady identified the ring
which was taken with S. out of a
cup in her room at the Globe.
Thompson came to the hotel
Wednesday evening and is a strang-
er in this city. He is now in the
county Jail.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04
THERE will be no war with Chill,

WHY not send the grip to Chill
with our compliments?
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

The candidates for sheriff are get
ting ou. their printed matter.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-02-04

town and prices to suit the times. IG. 3. Fsrri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14

que todo 10 sacrihca a Ia felicidad d
su hiia, es papel de dificil interpreta-
cion, en- cue solo IN gran artista puede
salir airoso.
I Roncoronl supo salvar con exqui-
sta habilidad todos esos escollos. El
Roncoroni de anoche no es el York. M
el Romeo que todos conocemos.
Fue un Roncoroni nuevo, excepclo-
nal, del cual no teniamos nohcias, = que
Sc nos present6 de improvlso para de
mostrarnos la faciHdad con que repre-
senta los caracteres mas dIversos.
Las senoras Brignone Y AgelG Y el
senor Roncoroni puede decirse que sal
yaron la obra.
Los dennis artistas secundaron muy
bien estas Tres 6guras principales, So
bresaliendo del mont6n ell senior Rosa,
al cual volyemos & repetir 10 que diji-
mos en nuestra revIsta anterior, que 81
estudia con entusiasmo y no cae en- la
exageraci6n comica, legara muy l6jos.
Aqui dariamos por terminadas estas
Hneas, pero iusto es no concluir, SIN de-
dicar algdn elogio a la mise sceaa tan
apropiada y lujosa como nunca Ia he
mos yisto en- los teatros de Puerto Rico.
Las decoraciones del salon de Ia Ba-
ronesa son de 10 mas sencillo elegante
que hasta ahora nos Ia presentado Ron
coroni.
Lastima que los muebles con que
cuenta el teatro no Sc adapten al
lujo y elegancia de las decoraciones !!
NJ. ABRTI..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14

Es NOTABLE con QUE RAPIDEZ LA
IscUperar la salud, aln en- casos verdadera-
rne1te desesperados.
El infrascrito Medico Cirujano, titular de
esta ciudad.
Certifco; que hace cinco amos vengo usando,
con benefciosos resultados, la Emulsion de
aceite de higado de bacalao con hipofosftos de
cal Y De sosa, denominada de Scott en- las afec-
clones del pecho escrofulismo, etc.
Que 10 considero un medicamento de much1-
simo valor, V un gran recurso en- casos verda-
deramente desesperados, sobre todo en- los
nifos.
Que no vecilo en- asegurar que es uuo de los
peutico l4oderno.
para que conste como mejOr eonviniere
los senores Scott Bovine hbro Ia presente en-
Mayagi,ez, Puerto Rico, 26 de Abril de 1887
Doctor BenjtO Galttier
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14

Y como 81 tantas informalidades no
bastasen, todavia Sc comete una mas,
aueriendo exceptuar la carne de cerdo
de Ia regla adoptada para la de res, E
imponiendo aqu6lla, en- vez del mismo
tanto por ciento que a 6sta, ar nuevo
impuesto de un peso cincuenta centavos
Dor caboza dc dicho ganado que Sc be-
ne6cie, SIN tener en- cuenta que asi CO.
mo hav cerdo que vale treinta pesos y
81 30 Pr deberia pagan $6.de derechos
osros hay que no valen EN- PIE los doce
reales que como impuesto han de satis-
facer.
De todo 10 cual Sc desprende que EN-
a formation del nuevo presupilesto de
este pueblo no ha habido la menor do
SIS de provision: que Sc ha hecho q es-
cape Y como para cubrir el expedlente,
reformando todo 10 que hiciera el ante
rior Ayuntamiento, con el tn de de-
nostrar que los actuales Regidores Sc
ocupan mas de La cosa pdblica: y el
resultado de todo sera que vendra
davuelto Sin aprobar 81 mencionado pre-
supuesto, y que, antes dc que Sc refor-
me v apruebe, entrara 81 nuevo ano
acon6mico pasaran muchos meses de
al. sin que Ia marcha de Ia adrinistra-
ci5n Sc normalice; continuaado el des-
baraiuste causado por Ia Ley, que tan
tos periuicios ha venido causando Al
contribuyente que paga Y al empleado
que cobra.
" conste que de estos perjuicios no
hacemos solidario hoy por hoy, al nue.
vo Ayuntamiento que ahora empleza
en gestiones: no vaya a decirse de nos
otros que '1a passion pohtica es mala
conseiera." Pero 81 10 serd de los que
puedan acarrearse en- 10 successive, 81 por
desgracia, su proyecto de presupuesto
llegara q ser una realidad.
Continuaremos.
w.
y...-a RTa,.o n D a, 500
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14
BANOS DE COAMO

Agucs SuJfata3cs mirtcs - Clorobgoma-
ycdas CON hierTo Etina-TeDperata-
ra 43 (.
Etc qntieuo establecim;ento Balneario, Gu
vas ae las estan tan recomendadas por su Ell
cacia n el tratamiento del Reumatismo, Stills,
co., escrofrlismo, Intermediates de la piel,
anemi~, catarro~ intestinales, traumatlsmo,
dispep-ias, aton1as, etc, etc, cuenta con una
complete instalaci6l balneo-t -terapica para su
mas perfecta apEcaci6n.
Ell Hotel, undo al Balneario por una galerfa
cual fuere el estadO de To atm6sfera
La temporada Official prineipia en- 10 de Mayo
y termina en- 81 de Octubre.
Correo expreso, telefono combinado con Ia
estaei6n telegrafca, de la Villa, carruajes en
combination con otras empresas. Restaurants
servieio Ia carta, etc, etc.
Para mas informes, pidase 81 folleto anun-
cio, dirfjanse al arrendatario.
2-13 Josf e. Gonsdiez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14
SUAlA TOTAL
INC I2ESOS
JUICIO ORAL

FL martes pr6zimo, diez y ocho del
que cursa. & las nueve de la manana, co
menzaran en- esta Audiencia las sesio-
nes del juicio oral de la causa que en- el
iuzgado de Guavama Sc iniciara contra
Isidora Gual por haber dado muerte 4
un hijo suyo.
FL ministerio fscal, apreci- ndo Ia ate
nuante pr vi'egiada de la edad, pide par.
Isidora catorce aTos, ocho meses Y un
ala de reclus On temporal con las acce-
sorias corrcepondientes.
La representation y defensa de Ia
procesada, q cargo del procurador don
Luis Gauthier y letrado don Herninio
D1az Navarro solieitan la absoluci6n
Ebre
Informaran sobre el estado men al
de la enjuieia3a los forenses, doctores
Rodriguez Castro Y Torres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14
Bstreaimisnto. Porvo Enzaaro dc v;cay
EDICTO
Don HerB,i2jo Dtag Nauarr0, Jaeg de Ia
I15sta3eia accidental dc esta ci1fdad p s5i
Pnlfid0.

Don HerB,i2jo Dtag Nauarro, Jaes de Ia
Iestancia accidental dc esfa ci3fdad y sn
POtido:
al p6bhco hago sabe~: ore en- los autos eie-
cut vos seguidos por dol Jose Nor. Ia rats,
contra dona Rite Albizu de Toro en- cobro de
pesos Sc / a dispre to vender en- p1bhca subas-
TIA lo@S SleIenes siguientes: Fines rustica radica-
da e1 81 barrio Canas de esea ciudad lrgar de
Ia Quebr8da del aqua, crbierta de male as de
cuerdas, iguales a diez nueve mil seiscie IT'S
cincueuta Y una areas, colindando por el Nolte,
con don Sidney de Leon; al Sur con terrenos de
Ia succession dc don Juan Prats, por el Este con
don Manuel Jimenez, Y por el Oeste con don
Juan Iartabd, su valor tres mil quinientos pesos
Segundo precIo rGstieo radicado en- dicho ba-
rrio de Canas nornbrado Tendales colindando
por el Norte con q carnino Real por Ell Sur con
eI no, ). .terrenos de Juan Maria Ramos, por el
Este con terreno~ de don Ulpiano Gonzalez,
Melton Santiago, Domingo Gonzalez, Narciso
Ortiz Juan Maria 3amos, > por el 0este, con
Ell RIO . Cana" ., encerrando IN perlmetrO de
once hectareas treinta nueve areas, ochenta
centiareas, igual { veintinueve cuerdas, su va
lor, quinientos ochenta pesos.
Para el acto de remate que tendra lugar en-
Ia Sala-audienca del Juzgado de Ia Instancia
de esta ciudad Sc senala el dia veintiuno de los
corrientes a las dos de su tarde baci6ndose sa-
Der: que los titulos de p1opiedad Sc hallan al
corriente pudiendo ser e-1aminados en- Ia Escri-
banfa del actuario, 81 bien existen sin eancelar
varios gravamenes anteriores al credito porque
Sc elecuta: cue no Sc adm;tIran proposIcIones
cue cubran las dos terceras parties del avaluc
d que para haeer proposieiones deberan deposi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14
Gabriel H.. JT,t6os

[ ma vieja estaba hacienda coqueterias de-
latte de unos ohciales del eiercito que estaban
en- su casa de vista.
,No puedo salr la Gale, deeia porque
si4flpre hay alguno que me siga, estoy eseu-
clS(ndo contfnuamente deciaraciones de amor.
iaiTanto mejor! exclama de los ofciales;
esq que dice usted aviva mis- esperanzas
i-5Que esperanzas? dice la vieia poniendose
ti$rna
Las esperanzas de que hemos de recon
qsistar 4 Gibraltar.
s-5Por que2
}-Por que Sc We que adn hay vaHentes.
Ii sRezas til alguna vez? le pregunt6 Peplta
aSsu marido
t-,iYa 10 creo y. mas desde que nae be casado.
tiY que le pides Dios2
;-Paciencia, hija mia, paciencia
Me siento muy nal, doctor.
seQue siente?
Cuando me TOGO Ia nariz me duele.
s-Pero Y no tiene para que tocarsela
ID Y 81 no me la tocara como podrfa saber
c:le me dofa2
. Leia I'm glot6n, dias pasados, que en- los
Estados Unidos Sc producian treinta cinco
mil millones de botellas de leche al ano, que
IP}namarca eZporta ciento once nillones de hue
Vos en- igual tempo, que de Jamaica Sc eX-
y
116:
Con ESQ y q azdcar de Cuba, que pom
ehecitos me adiudicarfa 70!
Entire Y, don Pedro. Nj muier ACADIA de
Eacerme padre.
~ que es un nino2
No, senior.
Conque una nina!
El diantre es Y. 5Quien Sc 10 ha dicho?
! sQUIJzN 10 sABE2
Ento EN- cualquier cementero,
y, segln los epitaios,
cada sepultura encierra
Cjrttos0 ciudadano
Todos los que ALI reposan
fueron en- vida unos santos,
yo absorto me pregunto:
ad6nde entieran los mdlos2
|: Eduardo Qdtes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14

Fl mismo, extasiado de su ventura, y
que Permanece clavado en- su puesto.
embriagado de dicha, y no Sc atreve
acercarse 4 su joven esposa
Pero va encuentra la mirada de csos
bellos ojos casi ocultos en- la sombra de
sus negras y rasgadas pestanas, y "a SC
acerca y la aprieta contra su coraz6a
-iBondad inefablei murmura ella ;des-
Pues que til, no hay NADIA mas ALA!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14

tar en- Ia mesa del Juzgado una cantidad igual
al veinte por ciento del precio de la tasaci6n.
Porce q de A5ril de 1892. .Hermifio D{as
L. Enrique de Acmia.
para ST. publcac;on en- los periodicos de la
localidad, expido la presente en- Ponce hoy dia
de su fecha.- Ell Escribano, L. Enrique de
A Ac,f{in. %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14
5

Ctaple tn deber, alin cuando atraigas So
bre tttla eensura el eastigo, la caluEnia !e
inju}tieia
OfG obedece la voa de Ia eonciencia, sin
hace$'.easo dc las insinuaciones del orgullo, nj
dc lfa consejos del propio interes.
a sla conciencia del deber al deber de Ia
concsencia obedece &c cadarerem: al despojo,
Ia u4qrpaci3r, al esclayizamiento desp6tco de
este 81 aqueIla resiste hasta L nuerte. saeri-
Eealb iodo.
Cd. Ia ra.5p. Ia iu..i.i. ' al d.s.r
lan3ss IA la fuerza, al despotismo al capricho.
Sabsr ser hiunilde rebelde 4 su tempo he
aquitt9da Ii ciencia del honor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14
T z a T R o
la REPRESENTATION DE 0DETTE

Adn nos dura Ia impression. Impre-
sion grata, deEcada, sonadora, y que
solo ppeden hsc6rnosla experimental los
grandes aristas.
Ninguna de las obras hasta ahora
extrenadas por la companfa Roncoroni,
ha obyenido eiecuci6n tan compleca
y esrletada, como la que obtuvo Odette
Nj una sola no,a discordante en- el
coniunCo est6tico; nj un solo detalle
anti-artistico entre los 1l'chos que huel-
gan en- Ia o re: ha Garlic estuvo algo
anima9o 9quella noche.
Y ESQ que Oaette no es de los dramas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14
A IN AMIGO
( Eac,dnaol - reyato

Np busques tras q marmol de mi frente
D4 Ideal la esplendorosa llama
Qic hacia el temple marm6reo de Ia Fama
E{cpmino mi paso Adolescence;
tNi tras el roio labio sonriente
LF paz del corazon de quien te anna,
Qd3 entire el verdor de Ia florida rama
O.l3ltase Ii perfda serpiente.
:liesp6iate de vanas ilusiones,
C|aFa en- mi rostro tn mirada flia
C31no su pico 81 paiaro en- q fruto,
II solo encontraras en- mis- facciones
Ia andferencia del cue NADIA ansia
q lst fatiga corporal del brute,
J. del CasaI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14
EN- Ell CEllENTERIO

! 2Iire sobre una tumba en- que el olvido
fescarg6 su impiedad y sus rigores,
astre el ramaie de fragantes flores
n sencillo nidal casi escondido.
Quien tuviera epitaGo tan sentidoi
D. die, Y recordando mis- dolores,
lambien sobre una tumba mis- anlores
b. re rosas de amor tienen el nido!
Los dones he Ia gloria apetecida
io anhelo para mi suando sucumba:
& bora Ia inscription adolorida;
! muere la flor; In estatua Sc derrumba
fAmigos! como imagen de mi vida
g. nido colocad sobre mi t1imba!
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