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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-23
country were looking anxiOusly for it's

country were looking anxiously for it's
p ssage. and 80 100th of the farmers of
the country were praying for it He felt
that an early day should be fixed for the
vote and would feel it to be lis duty
when the senate reconvened to proc ID
with the consideration of the bill and to
vote, even though it should be at the
expense If long -essions.
After short executive session the sen
ate at 3 p m, ad j>urned till Wednesday
January 4.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-23

ties corrup'ly implicated in the Panama
canal lobbying. This list, he said. COM
prlsed many deputies whose names had
rot yet been mentioned in connection
with the scandal.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-23
{ VALUA BILE

~t OF VALUABLE
n" o. TWO several
William Pool and
3ii IN rtgases r.
Of Wake county,
and book ~. 12i
T. uf said 2 'ols,
1r hig 1est n dder
ause door IL III.
l Won i4N, JsDu-
t0aj valuah e
ary's owu hip,
ru; the city o
the honeS;e- Il
i'ng QUE hunrre
es IN re or less
tie late asw-ll
one medium SIZE
y Mortgagee,
9 1892. tbs
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-23
TO THE
Ten Hours Work.

1t is too much TO require of strong,
able man Thousands of mechanics all
over the country ssys that it is too much,
that IL leaves them no time for thought,
for rest. for education, or for society.
They talk often of striking for an eight
hour system. Go home with them and
see how they live. At daylight the wife
is up and the breakfast is read by SIX
O'Clock, when the worthy men gets up 10
eat it. When he returns at night the
supper is being prepared, and it is not
long before he Is sleeping On the bed or
sofa, while the wife washes the dishes
and closes up her work Does he think
ten hours work too much for heri Does
he ever try tn tighten her load by bring
ing home some of Heckers' Self Raising
BuCkwhest So tha, she can make up her
cakes in half the timei II not, she
should get il herself If once, or strike
for n reduction uf the hours oi her work
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-23
~'''i COMMISSION

t+'t'ag NJ. fatent Chemical Ink.
r re most usefnI snd
.Il. hr age Erases LUX
.. 90 d. Works H. @
cent profit Agents
a. We also want a
\ charge of territory,
NJ sa.e j- a rare chance
're0'r Write for terms AID
"r ''' a.A5J5 ERASER M'f'G CO.
no LaCross, Wis,
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-23
GRo " sTEoE6. EOBf. G. sIhOs6.
STRONG & STRONG.
Attorneys ut Law.
10 W. MARTIS STREET,

RALEIGH. n. C.
VIII practice IN IL courts wher. their
services may ;e r-4u red ClairIs collect
ID II any par OF tie otAte- AL o L nese
attended 70 promptly. sspoo u
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-23
GABLE REAL ESTATE

W. y JONES Atty.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
W.J.Barney&Co.
WESTERN
Ian DIS.

We have been in the bust
ness over forty years,
We have a large list of
lands scattered all over the
Northwest. These lands have
been well selected, both as to
quality Of soil and easy access
to railroads.
And while farm lands have
advanced during the past
year, still our lands are cheap
when we consider the quality
and location.
A casual visitor to our office
will see that we are well
equipped for doing business.
And while we have but re-
Gently located in Minneapolis.
we have a history Of over
forty years duration in New
York, Chicago, Dubuque and
Cedar Rapids, To-, and now
here in the Metropolis Of this
great and growing Northwest,
where we hope to do a large
business, and to do this shall
strive to please those who may
see fit to entrust the handling
of lands to us, or who may be-
come purchasers Of some OF the
thousands of acres we have for
sale.
There can be no safer invest
ment Of money than to put it
into good farm lands, which
from THIS TIME FORWARD
will steadily advance in price,
for the reason that, as any
good article becomes scarce, it
raises in value.
And the mechanic in the
cities, the clerk in the store,
the man who has a few hum
dred dollars saved, can put it
where it is absolutely safe and
sure to increase, by buying
some Of these acres, that
neither fire nor cyclones can
destroy, and will offer a place
Of refuge when all other Sc
curities fail.
We are located at 304 Guar
anty Loan Building, and ex-
tend a welcome to all to come
and see us who are in any way
interested i'm lands.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
CASSEDAY & FINDlEY.
327 Hennepin Az, Minneapolis.
FOR SALE!

CHOICE IMPROVED FARM-one mile
~ from the booming town of HUTCHIN-
son, MIN n; go acres fine timber meadow
and new plow land, ali in splendid condi-
tiun; abundance of water, orchard of fruit
trees well started.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
Health Is Wealth.

DR.. e. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT, a guaranteed specific for Hysteric biz
Ziness. Commissions. Fits Nervous Neuralgia
Headache. Nervous Prostitution caused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness Men,
tai Depression, Softening of the Brain re-
sulting in insanity and leading to misery de-
Cay and death. Premature Old Age Barren
ness, Loss of Power in either sex, InvoIun-
tary Losses and SpermatorrhGa, caused By
indulgence. Each box contains one months
treatment. 81 a box. or six boxes for So
sent by mail prepaid. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order for
six boxes, accompanied with s., we send the
purchaser our written guarantee 10 refund
the money if it does not effect cure. Guar
aptees issued only by W. X. Collier. successor
TO nippler Il Collier, druggists Seventh and
Sibley sts.. St Paul, Mimi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07

DR.. Teller,
$50 East Seventh ST., ST. Paul, MINI.
So Washington Nv. south. MInaea7oE

Speedily cures all private, nervous chronic
and blood and skin diseases Of both sexes
without the use OF mercury or hindrance
from business NO CURE, NO PAY. Pri-
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where the blood has become poisoned caus-
ing ulcers, blOtches, sore throat and mouth,
pains In the head and bones, and all dis.
eases of the kidneys and bladder, are cured
for life. Men Of all ages who are suffering
fl ON the result OF youthful iudiscretion or
excuses of mature years, producing nervous.
ness. indigestion, constipation, loss of men,
DRY, etc.. are thoroughly and permanently
cured.
DR.. FeIler, who has had many years OF ex-
perience in this specially, is graduate from
one of the leading medical colleges of the
country. He has never faiIed in curing any
cases that he has undertaken. Cases and
correspondence sacredly confidential. Call
or write for list of questions. Medicines
sent by mail and express everywhere free
from risk and exposure
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07


State and County Rights in
Minnesota. Wisconsin. Florida,
New York. Ohio, Indiana. Mis-
souri,, Mississippi, Alabama,
Louisiana and Oregon are for
sale in the most valuable Patent
of the age-the Process of Pre-
serving Fruit. Vegetables, Fish,
Meats, ETC., which requires no
cooking, no alright cans, no
sugar, no acid, no alcohol. and
the fruit and vegetables health
full and free from all injurious
effects. No more inviting and
lucrative occupation for persons
of energy and enterprise. Sam
pies on exhibition at my Office.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07

LNVERETT. the terminal city of Puget sound 1t
Ia is the coming place to invest with prospects
Oh an increase III values. Property is chang
ing hands daily-yes hourly The first addition of
the East Everett Land Company is now on the mar
Ket and f. d. Dibbie has secured the agency Of half
or every block. There is not lot but what will
double III value very quickly, and probably nice. 8
snug fortunes will be made on early purchases in
this addition.
4 Az acres secured by Great Northern for ter I
mnals in section 81, section First Addition to
Everett is located ill., More land is being condemned
IN section 29, eOrnerng this fine addition 100
acres in all for Great Northern Terminals will he
IN oi1ee with T. D. Dibble, for Mnnea polls
Tor few days to answer questions j. w. Kennedy
secretary OF East Everett Lanl Company Call
at ga Loan and Trust Building We intend to build 1
city there Eighty miles Great Northern Railway
contracted from Everett eastward. now building
Everett is the city to be built at the mouth of
the Snohomsh river, the only FIRE hwater port on
4 Puget Sound The place is backed by the ROexefe-
i lers Colgate Hoyt, McDougall and other wealthy
men. such as Millionaire Hewitt of Wisconsin Jim
Hills great system of railroads and Steamship lines
will terminate and meet there to transport the COM
merce OF China. Japan and the Eastern and Western
1emlspheres What the Hudson river is to New 4
York so the Snoh0msh river viii be to Everett IF
you study the map you viii how wisely this pon
has been selected 1t is the only point the Sound
Wnere the building OF great city is possible. The
other towns are salt water bays. Everett is on
fresh water, at the mouth Of the beautiful Snoho- !
mlsh with no bars to cross between it and the ocean,
Everett will be what Portland might have been but
for the bar at the mouth of the Columbia. Only
poftoH Vi Inc plaG OF Everett mas yet been filed If
you want to make money get in on the ground floor
Call for pats and prices 81 Loan and Trust Build
ing. F. D. Dibbe, agent First Addition to Everett
on river front between Everetts great hotel and
Il paper mill. McDougalPs whaleback which sailed
around the Horn, is now unloading the machinery q
sent out for several large factories opposite this ad
ditton Price low to start. but will be advanced
often as sale goes on. We only ask one-thrd now
4 what the company will put theirs on at and half
what we shall ask in the spring. This is a good
chance for Everett will be the New York of Puget
h Sound Investigate further at 81 Loan and Trust
Building. Lots in Everett selling fast. The
First Addition. now on SALE is ony four blocks wide
blocks deep. There is little choice in lois ox
4 cept business streets, which are 80 feet wide.
Back lots are proportiOnately cheaper The barge
works. where the whalebacks will be built are heinz
constructed the paper mill is built the steel wire
nail works and steel plant to employ thousands of
men, to be pushed right ahead to completion.
4 Now is the time to buy at bottom prices. !
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07

Estate Dealers the Approach of the Swirl That Will
Send Prices OF Earth Toward the
Zenith
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07

l advertise nothing but what
| can produce, and handle moth
ing but what am sole agent of.
For particulars address or
call on
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
Modern Homes, Our Speciality.

GIL 000 FOR cheaper home, but at
DlI.OOO as great bargain; this is q
fine frame house. located on 52l2-foot lot in
side of seventeenth St, near NicoIlet av.;
the house is of an especially pleasing design,
has eleven rooms, steam heat, city water,
gas, bath, -four CRATES, etc.; the lot alone is
worth the price asked, but il is selling at q
sacrifice in order to close up an insolvent es-
tate
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07

1O-ROOM NEW HOUSE-Heated by
~ steam large cellar, 100-barrel cistern;
tubular well, windmill, chicken house, gran
airy, hog house. large basement barn with
stalls for 80 head, mows for 80 tons hay
sheep sheds, silo. and every convenience for
stock-raising. Will be sold at a sacrifice.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
ST PAIL Feb / 1899

I, the undersigned Insurance Commissioner
of the State of Minnesota. do hereby certify
that the Agricultural Insurance Company,
above named. has complied with the laws of
this State relating to insurance, and is now
fully empowered, through its authorized
SCENTS, TO transact its appropriate business
of Fire Insurance in this Stale for the wear
snding January 3ISt 1893.
e. u. SMITH, Insurance Commissioner,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
PROSPECTS FOR Mill CITY DIRT,
Reasons Why Real Estate in Minneapolis Should Become
Active as to Warrant Calling the Movement
Boom.
a Boom.

Brief Recital OF the Facts That Serve as
Iron-Round Foundation for the Afore Mentioned
Reasons.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07

I have many more such bar
gains to offer, but time and
space prevent their enumera-
ton. [ have listed in the past
month S1.000.000 worth of
property at prices that will
never again be duplicated.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-27

naba sus agudos dientes, prestos a nlorder. Nj
tia.de Saint-Maurice, mov1a la cabeza como
aprobando Y. eonsintleudo en- que yo fuese vie
TINA. repetia: Para Il su parte de dicLa en- ia
vida" En- aquel momento todo .desaparecia. Y
me encontraba rodeada de tinieblas: lUego
10 lejos mostrabase una claridad crecante ha-
Ella Ia eusl iba 70, en- medic de queias V de ge-
mi3os de seres invisibles: POGO a POGO des-
cubria un altar rematado en- una cruz radiante
Elevabase m concerto de voces en- silencio
restabiecldo de pronto, Y IN eanto purO, repo-
sado Y suave encAntaba mis- Oidos: solo los
pies de- Senor encontrar8s el reposo la cal
ma; lejos de las tenlpestadeS. de los sufrimien-
tos de las inIusticias. Ali no tendrais nj de-
cepclones nj penas. Nivirss lejos de los malos
en- Ia hlenaventuranza eterua. \ el nal que te
heyan heeho sera como Il no 10 fuerat" Yo
marchaba atraida por divinos him7oS. Ell IN
transporte de algeria, todas mis- aprenSioues.
ms anguStlaS, mis- tormentos, fundiause en- un
deiicioSo ex5asis-
La joven alz6 los ojos Raimundo. que IA
eseuehaba con una gran atenci6n, viendolo
grave V pensatIvo:
He empleado tOdos mis- s:uarzos. ereedle
bsen, nj qUerldo amigo, para arroiar estas II
stones sCstrRerne a Influenza. PerO cas-
todas las noches vUelven con una cruel regula-
ElfaI- Slempre q mlsrno princirio esnant0so. =
slempre el nlsmo nm eonsolador- Asl. pneS
cue os dire 70 mi espirltu herido Ia seEuido
ID pendiente haeia IA cual era arrastrayso. "a
No he visto tranqnilidad Y salvaeiSn mas Que
en- IA renuncla de las cosas de Ia TERRA Y en-
entregarme por complete Ia gracia diyina-
- Pero-p pregunto Ell loTea-sg.or s~que esa
idea preconeeblda respecto de raujeres que no
eonoees, que no pueden estar anieaadas mas
cue de las Tne1oreS intenciOues haeia IL
No So Es m hecho: 10 diro tai como e.
SIN axamInarlo. sin explicarlo.
~ en- las eartas sle IA ia. en- 10 cue te ha-
yan pOdidO deeir de ella en otro tempo, shav
slgo que paeda seryir de punto De ppartida para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-27

este sermon, dieho con sencillez fraternal. Por
sus meJillas corrian laCrinaS que no podia con-
teEer. sus manos estaban temhlorosas.
Hare 10 que quereis, Raimundo-dijo 81
cabO de I'M lnstantee-Comprendo que teneis
-szon Y que mi madre, i estuvier7a aqui. me
prohibiria tomar el velo. Pero no esnersis Que
Ia llegada de mi TIA De nj prima Lydia infiu-
va acknowledgements en- nj espiritu- : Todo me
dice que no debo esperar nada dichoso.
-(Todos-pregunt6 Ploerne.
Isl. todo!-balbuee6 Ii ni1ia-nis present.
mientoS Y mis- suehos,
illus sueIOsl
Teresa se rubcriz6 ' volvi6 los ojos tarbada:
-Haga NAL en- aablaros de este. - Nais 4
burlaros De nj.
-sPor qlref iAcaso acostuulbro 4 reirnle de
lQ sue Ele dscess-p pregunt6 el marino con un
prlmcIpfo De uriosi6ad.-Dime alro De loaaue
te haeen terner tus suehos
-Mnchas veceS, desde qRe sc one mi TIA de
be aband0nar Ia Martinfce para venir < Francia
he SldO atormentsda de noche por una vision.
Ia nalSua sIeInpre- Neia IN barcO Que entrssba
en- 81 paertn. nm barco todo negro. De aspecto
Rn2enaEaa0r, V del Cual descendant tres uDt17e-
res Ia SeTora de Saint Maurice lydia ' IA
mU.ata que las aeonpaTia. Guerra If haeia elias
pero Sentla ms fslerzas parslizadas, = me era
impossible oar un paso. EntonceS eran elias las
que TenIsn mi ' 4 unetllda que Sc aDroxinaa-
BAN todo e Ponla sGmbrlo en- mi derredor \
perInanecls eSpantada- esperanto sin voluntsd
Y SIN energls, como 81 ia aparici6u De aauellas
tres mujeres hRbiera trFstornado todo nj ser.
Entraban en- mi casa v Sc insts.labar. en- ella.
\ Ia mas ioven. = grae yo adivins.ba Que era
Lydia. muy nlorena, con o5os de fuego : una
bOca burlona exclanlaba.
'ile sh0ra en- adelante eStaEcs en- nuestra
casa Ise quitareuaoS esta nluchacha todo 10
que posse Y todo 10 one anna Ia no tanslrs nj
fortuna nj Rfectos- ;Yo me spo6ero de 81 par
te de dicha en- IA vida
J IA mulata, con una sonrisa horrible, ensa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-27

En- primer lugar no estas sola-diio el ma
ripo-pueSto que yo estoy cerca de Il, Is des-
eonocer mi afect0 no coutar con Fl para NADIA.
Ademas no sabeS que tn buena madre ha es-
critic tn tia de Sant-Alaurice que esta ha
tomadosla resolution Is veuir 6iarse en- Fran
ciag Vas tener en- ella una protectora buena Y
duice. Su bija, que IS proximameute de tn
edad. sera una compailera para tj-.-- No pue-
deS ell porvenjr, al lado de elias. con culores
menos sombrioS
Son dos desconoCidas, V ESQ precisamente
Is 10 que me Ia miedo- ulurrnuro TereSa.-Su
negada ne inquieta mas que me tranquiliza.
Que son elias, como son V que van querer
--Pues NADIA mas one To que I'll quieraS. Tu
eres, querida mia, duena absolute De tu vida Y
por complete independents. puesto que tus
padres te han dejado una fortuna considera-
ble
-T0dos estos bje-es GUERRA 70 abandonar-
los para consagrarme 4 los pobres 4 los enfer-
mos. Estoy tan desorientada. tan triste. tan
agObiads, que solo los pies de Dios me cOnsi-
deralia dicbosa.
-Hija mia, abr estamos todos. 4 los pies de
Dos -dj1o Pl0erne.-nO hay necesitlad de ha-
cerse hermanita de los pobres para ponerse en-
communication con 81. En- este mouento no eres
reasonable. Vas hssta e extreme con IN exec
de senslbilidad que "a pena excusa. pero
que no Ia explica. Soy tn unico parlente Y de-
bo hahlarte sacramento, y i Is precise con Sc
verldad. IuS proyect0S son inadm5SibleS Una
1oven en IN situScion no tons una resOluci6n
parecida la que sUeTas, SIN haber rehexiona-
10 largo tempo. Basta De exaltacioues, basta
de -emontes al cielo---- Nolvamos In tierral
Y seamos raxonables. Va Sabes cue soy tan
buen cristiano como tn. Y no te hablo as{ para
contradecir tus ideSs religiOsaS, sino para DO
nerte en- corriente mas apRSible. En- todo case
convene eSperar pars decirte 4 que este aqui
tn tia dc SAINT Maurice. Seria may censnrable
obrar de otvo modO.
Teresa habia escuchado con a cabeza bsja
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-27
A DIEsTRO Y SINIEsTRO

La colonia asturiana de San Juan Sc
obssina en- celebrar su fiesta civico rei-
giosa con estandartes musicaS y fue-
gos artihciales.
Pues que la celebre.
Como han de prohibirse a los sim
paticos astures esas expansiones de 81
buen humor Traditional?
NADIA: que enarbolen ell oriHama au-
gusto, que den suelta al entusiaSmo
patriotico Y que rindan homenajes fer
vientes a Terpsicore.
LAS tarifas? bah! FL pueblo que
trabaja llevara por modos indirectos,
sobre sus hombros, la pesadumbre De
la tributaci6n onerosa.
Y mientras los de arriba Sc divierten
los de abaio moriran de hambre. cons
trenidos por los aranceles, por los CON
sumos, por las tarifas, que haeen impo-
sible la lucha por la existencia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-27

Ia eondesa 10 habia dejado de queiNz>e. AGO
elo al tenlsnte con carifiosa l.1nili sr96a1. -
habrla dicho que lo conocia tods 81 s-.3s
-Sed bien veaido, sobrino r1io. & eXcu~S.-
me = no me leFanto para reclhlros --.- Fe-7
des'ie haee rauchas senanas 10 Se .isse eos. --
ei equlllbro- ueStrcS InSlditoe 5a--1~
ban saeudIdo tapto gre me pare-e e9.ar -a.a-
VIA oa4anceaid doale- y cada ycz one poa-g -a-
pies en terra me va ia cabeaa. - r.s--
cels mRcho vaesto pa.lre, G.ien peril
vista cuandO tenia vUest-a elad. - e> f-a-
sento a rnl hi5a. vgleStra prima lydia
eolvloSe Rs'muu8o del ladN de Is >e5a--s
&c SAINT Maurice, Y qae.3o itrmGvil, leyar.ea
La con i9s c1os. olvltsandose a. tu5c o r--
er'. ells, IfaFreslyns.io por ~ bttl-ezA r.. .-.
con Il esbelrez de 6ieeiseis amos. rss-c a--
chA De hoInores Va y eerEssaaa cos1aS una urt.r.
sabroso fruto precoznente gnada-l.l3 lsia g.
arCilente cleio ste los t-6Picos. Sa co-t-s.
una blancrra de canela. estatn i8aHina..a 3
dos o3os negros orlados lie laSe7ss ptStaz..s -.r-
K&ua>, cue Truyectslbs,. sonl5-a Sot,re So -..-
1lllas- ~ peQuela bo.sa de 3aisios tle color H
sangre. naostrAbA Gle-ates como Tsarlss y~a
reaorda o@roa- con nm Era-losa hcl-zzeass. 1s.l
q sU nsonomlA an sire de adorable tsaveSuss-
Gus Inancs Y sas p;es erau los lie lsas e-5a-.s
acostEn oTs1a q eiegsTSe ssrrlr llersr >s9 --f-
Yer IN dedo, al sar psaSo de u nlss.aua 4
nocae. De toda II persona deshor5atla 50 e-s-
oaFgo una ar.sleate vida. y aGueIs c-.e b.
arrsstTada por II passion. detia uaoStra-se -as--
De una potente activiGal
- aado De ella prlraa TeteSa csug-#
mn complete cenrraste- Cabel.us l-shss, >ass-
clAiar.ente rl2ados, aEnleS o5os us tssssao --s--
m tAlle apensas tornado Y anas ula,le~S 5t.ta--
tiles DUlEQrs sun deoslislaG. sll Gon6-
osrs mosSrabs 50 opasento viSo-. tseaa2e L.
- u - seF'fsio los rymRlsmlentas ae 6aear7
naca cue 81 primo IL dirSgla con an eu4tl-s-.
cue Il haeia ssareis. Ia souovslai lle..a 5 a-a
grave dc sR Voz sUmento ls. tGtaa-i,.a 1sl
lOven.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-27
CR0NICA
tanlpOco

Dice Il Correspondence que en- Ia
Capital ha habido en- estos dias gran
venta de pjtoS.
\ la vez Sc anuncia que aquellos
habitantes provectan una manifesto
cidn por las GALES contra las nuevas
tarifas
Vera uSted, vera usted, como todas
esas protestas. todos esos conhictos de
que habla Il Prensa, se reducen i una
pitddd.
Porque nosotros tenemos esa fea COS
tumbre, Siempre que una injusticia
nos abruma. I'm desengano nos retuer-
&c el alma, nos desahogamos. .pitando.
Cuando algun individuo sale del Ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-27

esas divagacionesf---- Porque todo ESQ, que
rida hija mia, son puras simples divagac;o-
mes.
Va 10 comprendo. Y nada Ia podido mott
varlas. Mi tia no me ha escrito mas que una
vez, 81 cart4 e~ts.ba lena de raz6n de bon
dad Nada s., nj sobre ella nj sobre 81 hiia.
que haya polido disponerme al tenor. Sin EN-
barge. te0J. Y esas advertencsas, dc 10 alto ne
han sido dalas---- Encontrais nal que haga
case de elias sin embargo, tque prueha
que sean veridicas, que hacienda caso De
elias no obre prudentemente9
-Hjja mia, III harss mas tarde To Que oaiez
ras. Pero por el instante, est;ts bajo mi guarrla
Tu madre te ha conhado 4 mi Deseo que ma la
Gamble en- tn situacion material. rnientrsas que
no legHe Ia tT1tOra- tn eres una i5ven de pa
iabsa, ' no contraer.ss ningan compromise. les
coSa convenldas
-Convenida.
Pues bian. ahora vamos 4 eomer. one nos
estSu nan3sndo.
EHcanin6se 4 la casa acompsIado de 81 10
ven parTenta, Va habiaron mas de las agi-
tacioneS religiosHs lie Ia senorita de I.atosl--
neur. A Ii semana siCuieate lego Par, In
sonora de SAINT Maurice con 81 hija IA naia-
Ia Leila NInElIn aruenazalor f-n6naeno senalo
81 aparici6n- Fl lando que las traio no era ne
gro. Los cabailOs teniAn NADIA De aporaliBtl-
CO. Lydia = arr0so con etnsinn en- los hrazos
de 81 prlma- La coDaesa ahrazo tiernameRts
Ia ioven Y llor6 con ella SoIa Leila euseFls en-
sp cara broneeada, dientes blancos agudoS !:
pero rela tan bonachonameute que era imposi-
ble eoneebsr tenor Desde el primer insrante.
Teresa sintao que amaria La recien lIegadas,
pens6 que sns presentimientos eran una To-
eurs: asf se 10 declare agUelia nsiSns Ioche
Rasmundo de Ploerne, euando este fus VI
star 4 81 ia.
Las dos iovenes eStaban sentadas una I'll Ia
do de Ia otra en- eI salon. v, en- nna poltrona.
estSba hundids langailamente Ia senora De
Saint Maurice. Desde su salida De Ia Martsnsca