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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05
HUNTINGDON.

JULY "a heavy thunder shower last
night put the roads in nice condition
for driving on the fourth. The rain was
very much needed in the gardens.
Will Short and Frank Allen were haul
ing hay at Elbert Chapman's last Friday,
and while going from the lot into the
road Frank fell off the load, breaking his
right leg close TO the hip joint, and, 1t ia
feared, receiving internal injuries. DR.. j.
B. Thomas, assisted by DR.. Britton, Of
Spencer, attended him.
Arlie Jobnson's right loot is in bad
shape, having been hurt in a rake while
raking hay.
Mrs. Milo Smith returned from 0berliu
leaYiDg her son, Frank, slowly improving
He can commence sitting up in about q
week.
Mrs. NJ. L. Morse, from Chicago, visited
her sister, Sadie Gault, last week.
The Misses Finch, from Kansas, were
guests ut T. ID. Phelon's.
Miss Jenny Mussen and Ina Sage have
come home from Oberlin 10 spend vaca
ton.
Mrs. Jenny Perkins, from Camden, il
az ber sisters, Mrs Johnson.
VIM. Bailey and wife, from Lodi, arr
visiting his brother, Charles Bailey.
Mrs Matte Chapmans twin sister, from
Ottawa county, spent DAY with her las
week
Mrs. Fox, from Pendeld, spent Sunda.
with her sister, Mrs John Bartlett,
Lou Wards school, Pittsfeld center
closed last Saturday. She is now at home
Mrs Myers, Lew and Veva, from Ne'
London, spent Sunday in town.
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Red Estate Transfers.

James G Brown to Emma p Brown, I'M
divided one-lalf interest in town lot No.
o, known as the American house property,
Elyr;s, $1,000
james W Palmer and Mary NJ Palmer,
Tee in wife, to B N and D Goodsell, lot
3, blk A, Wn, A Braman's add, Lorain,
$4,000.
E P johnson to Behr Bros, part town
lot $50, oberlin village, $4,000.
T + Daniels, trustee, 10 Robert E Mills,
lot 90, Wallace, Root & Jones add, Loraln,
$500.
Nathan f. Underhill to George Atkins,
10 acres in lot 80, tract 8, Rochester, 81 200.
VIM A Braman, trustee, 10 VIM S Rog.
ers. lot IA, blk II, Braman's add, Lorain,
$3.50.
George L Brown 10 Emma L Maitland,
part original lot 4, tract |, Black River tp,
$500.
Jennie A Agate to Mary ] Heighton
lot A, N B Gates add. Elyria, $1,000.
David Wallace to Jacob Rneiper, pit lol
8. tract 1, Lorain, $17j.
Charles G Schneider to John Grabrnstet
ter, 101 acres in lot 81 Grafton Up, $4,50O
Garford, trustee, ~ Joel V Sampsell
west part lot 80, blk Ga, ElyrlO, $llsl.
Sarah C Bailorto VIM D Gordon, lot 30
Penheld's add, 0berlin, $500.
J T Haskell executor, 10 Albert aut
Victoria Starr, 90a acres IN lots 81, S2 aut
SO, Penfeld Up, $2925,
Johh c Fisher TO Ellen F Fisher Ell al
part lots and 2, blk 81, Bowen & Wal
lace add, Elyria, $500.
Albert Foster to Frank G Foster. d
27-100 acres, lot so, Grafton tp $22OO.
Daniels Weber ct al, TO | A Webster
south half lot 44O, blk so, Elyris, $667.
SIS Warner to VIM Blanchard, LOT 10,
S Warmers subdivision, Wellington Il
5000.
E G Sprsgue and Melissa SprAgue I
Beaver Dale, II acres in lot 20, LaGrang
tp, $640.
Grove Butler to Jay F Penfeld, 10 acre
in lot H. west Of river, Elyria, $1,000.
LC Walker to A Gilcbrist, 1422i acres |
lot 75, also lots 10, II, IS and 10, 0berlil
$25oO.
Henry Wiegand ct al to T F Daniels, |
lot II, blk 2, Lorain, 5000.
Quartns Gilmore ct al to John Whask
lot 1872, Lorain, S270,
Quartus Gilmore ct al, TO John Prize
lot 120, Lorain, $3.50.
Della T and Rue Z Stewart to Ora
Richards, lot 20, 0berlin.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05
ROCHESTER,.

July 1.-Children's day exercises last
Sunday evening at the Methodist church
we're very interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Phillips expect 10
move 10 Akron soon, where they will
make theiI future home.
No rain for almost two weeks. Crops
are suffering IRON the want of good
heavy shower.
The Whitney Family favored Rochester
with their show, which pleased the boys.
Miss Leva Philips has gone 10 spend
the summer with Mrs. Milford Chamber
lain at Ashabula. Her many friends will
be glad to learn that her health is much
improved.
Rev Bifchheld Is soon 70 90 10 Pennsyl'
! vania to hold camp meeting. !.
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SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Andrew Arndt and son, Ora, and
Mrs. Kosht are visitors at Chicago this
week.
Sullivanites will celebrate the Fourth at
Ashland, Akron and Chippewa lake. For
the ones remaining at home ice cream
will be served at the town hall.
The childrens day exercises at the Dis
ciple church Sunday evening were very
interesting.
Adele Swartz came home last Saturday.
She has been teaching in Spencer
Mrs. Bigg' and daughter, of Elyria, are
visiting at Mr.. Clark's.
The hail last night broke the windows
in R. Rice's barn.
Mr.. Ellis niece, from Kansas, visited
him last Saturday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05
BRIGHTON.

July 3.-Wheat is ripening very last
and will soon be ready for the binder
W. G. Cline, who with his wife has been
stopping with Mrs. Harriet Dunbar for a
few days, returned Friday to his home in
Geneva, N. Y. Mrs. Cline, who is niece
of Mrs. Dunbar, will continue her visit for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pearpont, of Cheyenne,
Wyoming, are visiting for a few weeks in
town. They are stopping at present with
Mrs. Pierpont's father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Grin Hall.
Mrs. Stottord and Mrs. McCotter, of Kip
ton, spent Wednesday in town, the guests
Mrs. Mary Weber.
Prof. Hall and wife, of 0berlin, are
spending few weeks in town, with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z, Kelsey and Mr.
and Mrs o. Hall.
Geo. W. Greene took his wife TO the
hospital in Cleveland last Tuesday to be
treated. She will remain there for the
present, at least.
We are glad to learn that q, E, Fox
who was taken suddenly i'll last Sunday
week, has sufficiently recovered to return
to his home. Sun stroke seems to have
been the cause of his illness.
Mr. and Mrs. 9. F. Greene VISITED
friends in Chatham, Medina county, Tues
day.
Miss Celia French, of Iowa, spent few
days in town, the guest Of her sister, Mis-
Libbie LoYeland.
The ladies' aid society OF the NJ. L
church, will be entertained by Mrs. Geo
Prosser Wednesday afternoon, July Il
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Rev. Mayer, Of Berea, has taken posses
sion of the NJ. E. parsonage, where h
will remain until conference.
Mrs. Chleora Fox has returned HON
after an absence Of week with he
daughter, Mrs. Virgil Twining, of Henr
etta. ROVER
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Common Pleas Court.

Mrs. II. ID. Burns VS. 5. A. Pelton ct al,
partition. Sale confirmed.
Geo. Battle VS. w. 81 L. L. Ry, money
only. Settled at plaintiffs costs
Andrew Fowl ct Sl VS. Charles Fowl et
al, mOrey only. Verdict ior defendant.
John Jacob IIagg VS. State Bank OF Ohio,
to quiet title etc. Decree ior plaintiff.
Stowell B. Dudley VS. Geo. Freeman ct
al, injunction and equitable relief. Decree
for plaintiff
May II. Boyntcn Tvs NJ. s. BoyOtou, Iii
vorce. Divorced granted and custody Of
minor children.
Sayings Deposit Bank campany vs. Pat
Sharkey, money only. Cosnovit judgment
for plaintiff, S35S.70
NEW CASES.
Gus 0yerson VS. Trine overson, divorce
J. T. Haskell for plaintiff.
Louise Randall! VS. James Sheldon, ct al
money only. Webber & Siroup for plain
tiff.
The Savings Deposit Bank company "
Patrick Sharkey, money only. +. +
Tbomas for plaintiff.
Hannah Mooney vs. Edison A. Clark, 4
sell real estate. Webber q StIOup attor
neys for plaintiff.
Hannah Mooney VS. Edison A. Clark, ap
pointment OF receiver, etc. A. X, Vel
Der and L. @. johnson Tor plaintiff.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05
Probate Court.

Will Of George Nagel, late OF Avon, ad-
mittej to probate.
Joseph Brown, Lorain, appointed guard.
ian Of Margaret Brown.
Will Of jeremiah Gauder, late Of Elyria,
admitted to probate.
r. E. Braman appointed administrator
Of Thomas Burns, late Of Lorain.
Warren Earl appointed administrator ol
estate Of John Allen, late Of Eaton.
Joseph Moltz, Of Ridgeyille, declared
insane and ordered to Toledo asylum.
G. d. Holiday appointed administrator
of the estate Of Peter Delllng, late Of Am
herst.
Will Of Martin Kneisel, late Of Brown
helm, admitted 10 probate. Widow elect
under will,
Sara A. Newton appointed executor O
estate aud will Of X. y. Newton, late o
Grafton.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05
OBERLIN.

The Congregational churches have
adopted the usual vacation plan Of holding
union services on Sunday evening
The village council are making move
toward requiring stone walks on certain
streets.
The statement, which has appeared 10
one or more papers, that Professor G. F,
Wright has resigned his position as pro
fessor in Oberlin college, is entirely with
| out foundation, News.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05

The several county central committees are
req uested 10 apportion the delegates In their
var1Ous voting precincts and call the caucuses
for the nomination OF delegates.
COMMITTEE.
Ashland, W. y. Starr and Morris Frink; Lo-
rain, W. A. Braman and j. W. Steele; Medi-
ma Willis n, AlbrO and II. B. Clark; Rich
land, j. U. Hull aud W: 5, Lntz.
W. N. STAIR, Chairman.
] W. STgKLR, Sec. pro TEN.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05
The Ladies'.
ToPsY

The pleasant effect and periebt safety
with which ladies may use the California
LIQUID laxative Syrup Of Figs, under all
conditions, makes II their fovorite remedy
To get the true and genuine article, look
for The name Of the California Fig Syrup
Co., printed near the bottom Of the pack
AGE,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05

In old times il seemed to be thought
that medicine must be nauseating TO be
effective. Now, this is all changed.
Ayers Sarsaparilla, one of the most pow
erful alternatives, Is agreeable to most pal
ates, the flavor being by no means medic
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05

Buy the pure lump rock
talt for your stock.
4 Its most convenient to feed, your stock
win be healthier. 1t is solid economy
and certain profit III use 1t.
Bowlby & Hall, ag'ts.
For the best lime, cement,
pIas,er of Paris, plasteriDg hair and the
celebrated Adamant wall plaster go to
Bowlby & Halls.
Our fruit counteris always
allied with the best apples, oranges lem.
Ions and bananas; and In evaporateu
fruits Of all kinds, our stock is unequalieo
outside the large cities
IF it is green vegetables
OF dainues to tempt the appetite that you
want, you will always find them at
BowlDy G I1aii y
Everybody knows that oul
fresh roasted coffee is clear
abovs everything else in quality, favo
and value. We roast II ourselves; IT Is al
ways fresh and never falls to satisfy
Our teas are right in the
'front.' rank and anybody that chooses .
buy IN larger than ordinary quantities vii
ind 1t tp their advantage to call on III
All our goods in the lin'
Of groceries, crockery, glass
wnre, etc, are such as recommend them
'i>Aelyes; and the prices Tor the same quali'
roods will be at as low poibt as any
B0WLBY & HALLS
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05
Republican Senatorial Convention.

The republicans Of the 9th and 2sth joint
senatorial district OF ohio. composd OF the
counties OF Ashland, Lorain, Medina aud
Wchland, will meet In delegate convention &C
Ashland, Ashland county. Ohio. on Thursday.
the 10th day Of August, 1873, At II o'clock am.
for the purpose Of noml mating one senator for
the general assembly vi the state Of ohio, The
basis OF representation Will be Que delegate
for each 100 votes and each fraction Of 100
votes over 50 cast for governor In 1881 The
delegation from each county Will be as fol-
Inwas
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05

m SAGE & CO., insurance
lU. agents. Fire, life, acci-
dent and tornado. Represent
best companies in the United
States. Wadsworth block.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05

m N. GOODWIN, insur-
I'M, ance agent and notary
bubble. Deeds, wills, con-
Tracts, etc. written neatly and
legally. Over Serage's shoe
Sstore.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05

1T, HASKELL, Attorney
at-law and notary public.
Loans and collections made a
speciality. Office i'll bank
building.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05

nRATT g. HERRICK, -four
and feed store. Free de-
livery to all parts of the cor
poration. Railroad street.
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Notice Of Appointment.

Estate Of william Jlckells. deceased; 4
hn onailned as executor Of the Will OF VIII
Xxx jickciis. late ~ Brighton. Lor9in comfy
I,seased. Dated ihls lgih day of June, d.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05

n E. SUTLIFF, dealer in coal
U,-Anthracite, Massillon, Jack
SO i, ETC.; terms cash. Office
West Liberty st. Telephone As.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05

III. DICKSON, Attorney
at-law and solicitor OF
American and foreign pat
Ients, west side public square.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05

Nm B. PRATT Veterinary
ll, surgeon and dentist.
Orders received at W. f.
Near 81 Co.'s drug store. IS
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05

To gain strength-Hood's Sarsaparllla.
For steady nerves-Hood's Sarsaparilla.
For pure blOOd-HoOd's Sarsaparilla.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05

n HATHAWAY, NJ. D. Specialties;
n, Rectal diseases and diseases OF the
bladder and kidneys. Rectal Diseases
treated without pain or detention rom
business. Diseases Of the bladder ana
kidneys treated only after proper exam
nation of the urine. Wellington U.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-05

Purely vegetable-Hood'@ Pills-e'".
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-28
MARIANA ABRIL.

concertado. Il Piensa listed 10 que dice, Jua-
ma Como quiere listed que vuelva csta no
che solo Paris Que dirfau mis- criados ?
iQuiere usted ponerme en- ridfcuo
ell pobre Cayrol tenia un aspecto verdade-
ramente lastimcso.
Mirole Juana como nunca lie habia mirado, v
esta mirada produjo al marido un estremec-
miento voluptuaso, picandole la sangre en- Ia
punta de los dedos
II Cree nsted estar EN- ridicuo-diio Ia io-
ven-al ser tierno delicado conmigo
No Sc que es 10 que tenga que yer In ter
nira este, -exclain6 Cayrol al contrario.
Creo que no dudara listed de que Ia amo.
-Pruebelo usted, --respondi0 Juana cada vez
mas provocadora.
Esta vez perdio Cayrol la pacencia.
- Qnere usted que 10 pruebe deiandola
aquie I'm verdad, Juana, estoy resuelto ser
excelente con usted J aceptar todos sus capri
chos, pero a condicion de que sean aceptables.
al parecer, quiere usted bnrlarse de mi /; Y 81
cedo ETA puntos tan importantes desde el primer
dia del matrimonio, idonde irenos parars mo,
no, listed 81 mi muier, la muier debe seguir
su mardo; asi 10 dice Ia ley.
- solo por Ia ley gHiere usted que - per
tenezca - respondio Juana con vivacidad. :
Ha ovidado usted que le die cuando pidi6
mi mano: Sc ia doy usted, pero mi mano
sola ;
" 70 contests qne cuenta mia era con
quistar corazon. Pues bien, dejeme usted
los u-ediss. Vamos, querida, -continu6 el ban
quero con alderman resuelto, me tona usted
por un nino, no soy tan candido. Sc 10 que
signi6can esas resistencias, ese pujor que en-
csnta condicion de que no dnre.
Volviose Juana stu ccntestar, y fruncio el
cefio.
-Verdaderamente, --cuntinu0 Cayrol. ago
tarfa usted Ia paciencia de an santo. Vamos,
respondame. ique siguiica esa actitudg
La joven gaard6 silencio. No teniendo razo-
mes que opener. bloqneada en- nm calleien sin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-28

Esta es Ia sorpresa. listed ssbe que ell
Principe su esposa van viajar
--Si, pero 81 han negado decir d6nde,-
interrumpio Juana, empezandc alarmarse.
-Es verdad, pero no mi. Van Suiza, y
nosotros iremos encontrarles-
Decididamente Cayrol estaba NAL inspirado.
Juana Sc enderez6 como cierva que eye en- el
monte un tiro.
- A encontrarles l-exclam6.
Para continuar 81 viaje Los dos matri-
nonios juntos Serl una delicia Al decr a
Sergio este proyecto, empezo poner di6culta-
des pero in Princesa VINO en- mi ayuda. Guam
10 vi6 que su esposa y yo estabamos de aciler-
do, Sc echo i reir, v dijo Puesto que cs
empenais, consento. No hablemos mas Di-
cho sea entire nosotros, me parece que su opo-
siei6n era aparente, pues aunque Sc asegure
que el amor es un egoismo duo, d los ounce
dfas de vida solItaria no le parecera NAL a Ser
gio que Ia interrumpa nuestra presencia. 1remos
Italia para yer los lagos gozar en- ellos mag
nf6cas hestas.
Podla Cayrol hablar una bora entera + refe-
rir toda Ia Gufa Cont, porque Juana, sin es-
cuchare, meditaba. Iban a ser in1tiles cuantos
esfuerzos guerra hacer para ibrarse del que
amaba.
Guerra huir. y una fatalidad invencible le
arrlstraba sin cesar junto 4 el.s 7 su propia
mirada era 81 autor de aquella aproxiracion
forzosa Inevitable, execrada
Sombria sonrisa apRreci6 en- sus labios. Ter
MIA algo de lugubremente comico aquella obs
tinaci6n placida tranquila con que Cayr0l
iuntaba 4 majer con Sergio.
Admirable el banquero del silencio de Juana,
calls un instantA despuss:
"a Que ITEMS psted diio.-Se queda usted
como q Prineipe chando le expuse mi proyecto.
Juaua volvid la cabeza. LA comparacion he
cha por Cayrol ara demasiado directa, y Ia ne
cedad del marido eE1pezaba molestarla-
Desconcertado FL &apauero Al yer Ell NAL
etecto de sus palRbrzs continue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-28
S o FIS M A S

ST investigar fuesemos la genesis
psychological de los grandes errores, sin
gularmente en- 10 cue respecta Il los
principles que deben regir la conducta.
encontrarfamos que el pensamiento sue
lie ser las mas veces inocente del pecado
de haberlos dado d luz. Casi siempre Sc
empieza por cometer la falta; despu6s
viene ell sofsma destinado iusti6carla.
Como las lenguas preceden las grama-
ticas, asi precede, por 10 comdn, el delito
al error. Casi todos los extravios de la
mente, mas que en- las ideas, tienen su
origen en- las pasiones.
Atonitos quedarfan cuantos tratadis-
tas Sc han ocupado en- determinar las
condolences fundamentals del regimen
parlamentario, 81 su noticia llegaren
las especies que, titulo de teoria de las
futuras elecciones, andan rodando estes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-28
La Dernocracia

partido asuman la representation del
Estado, no por legitima delegation del
todo, sino nombre de sr fe en- Ia pro-
pia mission providencial, tanto vale CO.
mo proclamar la anarqnia.
No merecerian la verdad tales sohs-
mas uns. reputation seria nj una discu-
sion razonada, q no constltuir algo asi
como la teoria ell programa de la serie
de enormidades que hemos de presenclar
en- breve. Esos argumentos encierran
ademas una extrema gravedad, en- con-
cepto de sfntomas hipocraticos, para ell
regimen parlamentario. Habiase hasta
ahora perpetrado ell delito: aadie habia
osado justifcarlo. Gonzalez Brabo pre-
tendia explicar ell triunfo electoral de
los Gobiernos por 10 que ell llama ba, con
una antitesis que tiene mas a1n de sar-
CASINO que de ironfa, la infuencia
moral" Romero Robledo. tras haber
llevado a la perfection ell arte de la
taumaturgfa electoral, defendfa la sin
ceridad de las elecc1ones, por el anna
nadas, con una garrala frescura Ell que
la hipocresia llegaba ser c1nica y ell
cinismo hipocrita. Sc pecaba, pero al
menos nadie confesaba ell pecados nj
menos 10 defendia Estaba reservado 4
los 6rganos de este iltimo Gobierno de
la regencia el hacer ell elogio de la so
fsticaci6n la apologize del desafuero,
manteniendo, con atlas consideraciones
de moralidad y conveniencia, la facul-
tad que tienen los Gobiernos de'suplan-
tar la voluntad nacional, la legitimidad
de sus fraudes su derecho a la patra
Ma. IA que insistir7 Basta entregar esas
teorfas parlamentarias al brazo secular
de FL Siglo Future.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-28
CRONICA

Ell incondicionalismo es una contra
dici6n eterna
Hay antagonismo en- sus hombres, en-
sus procedimientos j hasta en- sus ideas
De ahi que la prensa Unconditional
resnlte siempre ilogica y que en- sus mis-
mos ergumentos hallemos un rico arse
nal para combatirla.
Sc llama partido gubernamental, es
decir, partido que vive la sombra y
protection de los gobernos. y Ia vez
Sc adjudica la suprenaacia del pals y
asegura que la opinion esta con el.
A6rma que ell autonomismo sera
siempre vencido por los incondiciona-
les, y estos Sc inquietan atemorizan a
la sola suposicion de que nuestro parti
do, en- un momento dado, pueda salir
del retraimiento.
Dicen que la opinion del pa les es
favorable, le temen al sufragio univer-
sal y combaten la quota de cinco pesos,
porque. ESQ seria darle ell tyiunfo los
euemig0S de EsbaHa
De todo 10 cual Sc deduce qde ese
partido no es una colectividad politica.
sino un agregado del gobierno, que a
su sombra vive medra, gracias al apo
yo que este lie presta para que Sc sobre-
ponga los autonomistas.
De ahi esos alardes de supremacia
que con ridicula arrogancia nos echan
en- cara tOdas horas.
De ahi que Sc digaE PeyJHatcaaoS con
la rebaja de la quota $Io. que no nos
pone en- iguales condolences de lucha.
Cansa, pues. y resuIta por demas ri
diculo, que un partido asi. tan impo-
tente 81 Sc entrega sus propias fuerzas.
que prefcre ir las urnas con una quota
elevada porque cuenta de antemano con
la parcialidad de las leycs; que somete
humiIdemente su Constitution interna
al Programa del partido que este en- ell
poder, para gozar de impunidad que
no tiene deberes que cumplir y obsten-
ia como derechOs ell poder pisotear las
leyes su antojo, nolnbrar Alcaldes,
Secretaries de Ayuntamientos. escribien-
tes, guardias de orden p1blico etc un
partido asi, no es partido poiitico y no
puede tener arraigo en- ningun pals es
un esclavo del gobierno que obedece
ciegamente al amo cambio del men
drugo que este lie arroja para que sacie
su apetito voraZ.
No Sc pongan mas en- ridiculo ciertos
periodicos incondicionales, diciendo que
clos refejan los sentimientos del pals Ell
el que halIan I'm decidido apoyo.
Quereis demostrar 10 contrario de 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-28

/, No es NADIA: los nervios un POGO excitados.
Recuerdo que el palacio donde estamos lleva
mi nombre. Aqui he pasado mi infancia aqui
murio IN: padre. Tantos lazos me unen esta
casa, que no puedo salir de ella sin emocion
--Otra la espera usted lujosa alegre, dig
ma de recibirla. ALI vivira usted adelante
junto mi, feliz por mis- cuidados completa
mente mia
Y con acento de s1plica anadi6
-f Vamos, Juana
Qniso cogerla del brazo, pero ella Sc aparto
bruscamente.
-Deieme usted, ,-diio retrocediendo.
Cavrol la miro estupefacto.
II Que sncede Esta usted tremula asus-
tada. 1ntent6 echarlo broma.
-; Acaso soy yo tan terrible o es In idea
de aleiarse de aquf Ia qne le perturba hasta ese
punto9 ST es asi, spor que no 10 ha dicho usted
antes Yo comprendo las cosas. Quedemonos,
pues, en- el palacio, uno, dos, todos los dias que
listed quiera. He arreglado mis- asuntos para
estar libre, nuestro paraiso en- miniature nos
esperara
Hablaba con tanta ingeuuidad pesar de la
inquietud de su espiritu, que Juana, acercan-
dose 81 tranquila, le cogio una mano.
II Que bueno es usted .--diio.
No me cuesta trabajo, --reSpondio Cayrol
sonriendo. Que quiere listed de mi 70 10
hare.
Pues bien, squiere listed agradarme -
pregnnt6 la ioven.
- ST 10 quiero g-excIam6 Cayrol con entu-
siasmo.--s Qae debo hacers
La sonora Desvarennes Va entristecerse
nlucho cuando mahana Sc aleie su hiia. Necs-
sitara que sc Ia consuele ; distraiga----
- All ali - exclam6 Cayrol creyendo
comprender. usted quisiera
-Quisiera permanecer alg1n tempo 81
lado. listed vendria dariamente vernos. des-
de naTana por eiemplo-- Yo Sc 10 agradecerfa
mucho y IL amaria mas.
Pero, pero. exclam6 Cayrol muy des-