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Transfers Recorded.

Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record transfers OF real estate US fol-
lows;
Decd made Juno 0, 1893, by Henry NJ.
Russell, administrator, Of james b.
Wheat, to Mary Ann Hobbs and John
II. Hobbs, her husband, for lots No. 10
and 10 in square No. s. in the town Of
South Wheeling. Consideration Sl7,-
600.
Deed made June 0, 1893, by John H..
Hobbs and wife to Thomas NJ. Has
kins, for lot No. IA, in square No. s, in
tho Eighth ward. Consideration 81
900.
Deodmade April %, 1903, by Elizabeth
Sample and Robert S. Sample to Sam.
uel Abercrombio, for ! 7.66 acres OF land.
Consideration $1,000.
Deed made May 81, 1893, by s. II.
Engel and wiie to Joseph Emsheimer,
for the east fifteen feet Of lot No. So, in
division L OF Caldwell's addition. Con-
sideration Sl,l00.
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THE CLOSING NxNneIsEs
At Mrs. Harris school last Friday Evening.
A Fine Programme,

A Fine Programme,
The closing exercises Of Mrs. Harris
school took place on Friday in the
school chapel. Though the occasion
was altogether informal, quite a num-
Der of the patrons and friends OF the
scholars were present, After a'brief
parting address to the school by the
principal, the following programme was
rendered by the pupils; Recitation by
Miss Matte OFT, "lhe Chambered
Nantitus;" recitation in German by
Miss Augusta Bonnheim;, essay, "Our
Postal SYSTEM" Miss Ada Jepson ;
isabella Enthroned in America" Miss
Flora stifel; "Olass History" Miss
Hannchen Bonnheim; "The Indian, a
Human Being" Miss Sue stiiel.
"The Compensations OF School Life"
by Miss Julia Savage, was written in a
humorous vein that eyinced both the
genius and scholarship OF the author
At the close OF the exercises certi6c-
ates OF scholarships were awarded the
following young ladies;
Academic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aua
Jepson, Miss Annie Westwood, Miss
Flora stiiel, Miss Elizabeth Garden,
Miss Julia Savage, Miss Jennie Jepson,
Miss Matte OFT, Misc Mary PAUL, Miss
Hannchen Bonheim, Miss Laura Cald'
we'll, Miss Laura Dalzell, Miss Bessie
Patterson and Miss Eta Harper,
Grammar department-Miss Sue
StiieI, Miss Nellie stiiel,. Miss Jessie
Wheat, Miss Katherine Hughes, Miss
Dorrie Hubbard, Miss Mary Simpson,
Miss Ella Brice, Miss Genevieve Holli
day, Miss Evlyn Jepson, Miss Edna
McCourtney and Miss Edith Brannen,
A pleasant feature Of the exercises
was the presentation OF lovely basket
OF flowers to Mrs. Hart by tho mem
bers OF the Tyrocinnian Literary so
ciety.
At the close OF tho programme Rabbi
Bonheim addressed the school in few
we'll chosen words OF encouragement,
alter which he offered prayer and pro-
nouuced the closing benediction.
The third annual session of the
Harris school will open Monday, Sep
TENDER IS, 1893.
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no RnoEIyn GYM. wRIssHRr.



ing Saturday Night.
Another meeting of the committee to
arrange for the reception OF Gen, Weis-
sert, commander-in,chiof of the G. A,
r., on his visit to Wheeling this month,
was held at the G, A, h, hall Saturday
evening, ]. II, Burt presiding and Mr..
John Wise acting us secretary.
1t was decided that invitations be ex-
tended only to old soldiers and their
families, and all OF these, whether mem
beers OF the G. A. r. or not, are expected
to be present to greet the commander in
chief, as this is in the whole history OF
the &. A, r., but the third visit to this
department by a national officer, The
first was about ten years ago, by Com
mander Kountz, and tho other by Com
manding General Alger,
Tho following were appointed as a
committee OF reception, They will be
in charge OF Senior Vice Commander
I, II. Crago, aud will wear their regu-
lation badges;
Robertson, j, NJ. Ephlin, John L. Vice,
G, w. Clifton, John Icker, Robert s.
Taylor, j. NJ, Confer, A, Stump, W,
L, Gilbreath, Levi BGcher, Robert viii
son, DR., Q. f. Ulrich, B. B, Dovener,
George Caldwell, Thayer Melvin.
Hancock Post, Benwood-Josiah Sim
clair Isaac V, Barton, Past Comman'
der Stewart, William Kellar, Charles
Bloom, William Whileman and Com
rades Fitzgerald, Pelly aud Altmeyer,
Stephens Post-Commander j, A.
Arkle, j. II. Burnett, Jacob Honecker
j, N. Pritchard, Thad Vanderhoof, A, l.
Ray, ]. l. McCready, Henry Goethe!
Thos. Fowler, Henry Gebhart, Phil
Kaltorbach, Jno. l.. Powers and Joseph
Wheeler.
III. Wise, Jacob Honeckor ana l. V.
Barton were appointed committee ia
secure coffee, sandwiches, ETC., to be
served by the ladies OF the three relleI
corps.
The committee adjourned to meet
next Wednesday evening, by which
time it is thought the date OF Gen
Weissert's visit can be definitely
known.
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sUpREMH COURT OF AppEAIs.
An Unusual Amount of business Transact
cd at Saturdays Session.


An Unusual Amount of Business Transact
cd at saturdays Session.
At Saturdays session OF the supreme
court Of appeals the following business
was transacted;
Annie Hawkinsvs. W, B. Hawkins,
appeal and superaedeas, from Richie
county; submitted.
State VS.. W. II. Flanagan, writ OF
error, from Doddrldge county; submit
tod.
L. r. Core VS.. Ohio River Railroad
Company, writ Of error, from Wood
county, submitted.
II. i. Dickal vs.. W. II. Smith, jr,
ct, al, appeal and supersedeas, from
Wood county; submitted.
John Moore VS.. John L. scanlon, ct.
ais, from Summers county, writ OF er-
ror refused.
II. B. Swami VS.. John @. Brown and
vile, ct. ais, from Summers county ap-
peal and supersedeas refused.
L. B. Swami v. +. A. Guthrie, Judge,
ct. ais, from Kanawha county, petition
for writ OF prohibition and certIorari re-
Seth Bumgarner v. W. W. Jackson,
from Mason county; writ of error re-
fused.
The George Campbell Co. v. the B. q
o, R. r.. Co., from Jefferson county; writ
OF error refused.
Jelinko & Bro. v. McClung & Son e
al, from Greenbrier county; writ Of
error refused.
Brooke county; rule awarded the APP
pellant, returnable during the term, re,
quiring him to complete the record and
file the same.
sturm Y. Chalfant, from Harrison
county; ceruorari awarded to bring W
omitted part OF record.
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Sales of Real Estate.

Rolf & Zane sold lot No. 90, in Mil
ler's addition to MCMechen, to Mrs.
Belle Zimmerman; consideration, $3.50.
Lot No. "a, at Park View, for $3.50, to
Mr.. G. B. Bushon.
Lots No. l44 and l45 in Offutt &
Laliin's addition to Terra Alta, to John
Hosenfeld.
Lot No. "a in Zane's Orchard addition,
for Henry Brunhaus, to George W.
Charnock, for $500.
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The Faults and Tollics OF the Ago

ridiculous than the promlscuous aud random
use OF laxative pills and other drastic cathartics
These wrench. COnvulse and weaken both the
stomach and tho bowels. ItlIostGtter's Stomach
Bltters DO used instead OF these nO.remCdles
the result Is accomplished without pain and
with great benefit to tho bowels. tho stomach
and tho liver Use this remedy whom Constipa
ton maniicsts Itself, aud thereby prevent II
from becoming chronic.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
state OF West Virginia, County OF Ohio, S.; In
the Circuit Court Of said county
Sarah Griffin and others

"
State Of West Virginia, County OF Ohio, S.. In
the Circuit Court Oisald county,
Sarah Griffin aud others
vs. In Chnn0ory,
Stewart Mlllgan and others.
BY virtue oin decree entered In said Court IN
the above entitled cause on the 29d day Of May
1893, tho undersigned special commissioner Will
sell Ut public auction, on what 3 known as tho
william Nllllgan farm, two and OnQ'halt milos
southeast Of RonOy's Point, IN Ohio county,
West Virginia, OH
SATURDAY, THE lOrl DAY OF JULY, 1893,
commencing at ~ O'Clock a nj, tho following
described real estate situated IN the district Of
Ttindclphil, ohio county, West Vlrrlnin, anu
adjoining lnnds OF JAMES Orr aud OlhUis, 1nd
bounded Hs follows beginning at a. bnuk wat
nut, hickory aud white oak thence south Qlo
east 1873 poles 20 spanish Onk by branch
thence south 7O7 cast loo poles TO black oak In
the Original line thence south 25' east no p0lat
10 dogwOOd aud ash thence north ls' west 100
poles TO white OAK thence north 49, west ie
poles TO a red oak thence north 86o west li1
poles 10 u sugar tree. thence north D' well ~
poles TO the place OF beginning, aud containing
ono hundred and thltlyono AOtOs moro OF lees
TERMS or BMEi-Onnihlfd VI the putOlint1
money cash IN hand aud ~ much more "a tho
purchaser may elect 70 my and tho balance III
two CQtinl annual lnstallmOnih at Que aud two
chaser giving Il notes With good personal soou.
| flty for tho deferred payments, Interest ON tho
second deferred nstallmcut to DO paldl upually,
Title 70 said property 70 bq. retained ~ II Il
paid ior VIM DI ZAP
Special Com sllnnOf
That bond with security NJ fcg ,ed by law
aud the decree Of said court hy fnglyen by
said special commissioner Is ~. 6y certified,
this sth day VI Jhu0. 1881.
icO JOHN " MITCHELL, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
City Of Wheeling Real Estate |!

BY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Ohio county, made on the 9Th day OF May lbvJ
IN the suit IN chancery OF John Charles Frelnont
FTeesG v. George W. Froese and others, we shall
us special Commisal oncrs appointed thereby pro,
coed 10 sell at public auction AZ the north front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, or.
WEDNESDAY, THE 9Srl DAY OF JUNE, 1898,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, tho following parcels OF land
IN the City OF Wheeling, OF which the late Isaac
FTeese died Seiled:-
corner OF Chlpllnu aud Tweny.iOnrlh streets
and having front on the west side OF Chupline
street extending southwlrlly from twenty
fourth street 10 the line OF william Auher, and
extending westwlrdly By an equal width TO an
alley In the rear OF said lots; aud having on tho
front part erected twostOry double brick
dwelling house, and on the rear part, Il two'Story
double frame dwelling house;
2, Parts OF lots II and Is IN Eoif's addition TO
tho City OF Wheeling, fronting ~ ieel inches
on the south side of Twenty,fourth street and
having thereon erected brick cottage dwelling
house Said parts OF lots have u depth Of 100
feet subject TO private alley In the relr' being
Subdiyi'ion3 Of the plat referred TO- IN ule deed
OF Allison and Peck conveying the sune to-
Charles and Keturoh Walt,
3, The south half Of lot 5, In square 2 IN tue
town Of South Wheeling, on the west side OF
ChQplIne street in the Eighth ward OF said city
and
4. Lot In square OF tho subdivision OF t'io
| Joseph Caldwell estate fronting on the west sidO
Of ChNpline street and having thereon erected u
twostory double brick dwelling house,
Said commissioners are by said decree
authorized 10 subdivlde any Of said several par
| GELS Of land and to sell them respectively as
whole, or IN parcels. as they may deem best for
the parties in interest and said will BIO sold
| In such parcels
TERMS or SALE:-o ne'third and us much moro
as the purchaser or purchasers may elect cnsh In
| hand; and the Tesiduein two equal insallmentS
| In nine and eighteen months flom tho day OF
sale; the credit iustnllmens to bear interest
| from the day Of Sale,-the purchasers respect
lively TO give their notes for the deferred install
meits; aud where the properly sold has thereon
| any buildings or improvements, the purchaser
| In addition must insure mud keep insured against
| loss by fire, for tho benefit OF the said commits
Sioners. the said buildings aud improvements
| M amount equal to at leNst twothirds OF the
| unpaid purchase money; and tho title to DO re-
| tlined until the further order OF the court,
| A. j. CLARKE,
GEORGE w. ATKINSON
| Special Commissioners,
| ]. C. HERvEY, Auctoneor,
| /, John W. Mitchell. Clerk Of the Circuit Court
| OF Ohio county certify that bond aud security
| has boon given by said commissioners required
| by law, and the said rrCree OF sale.
| je7.Mw4P JOHN W. MITCHELL Clork.
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Buclslen,s Arnloa salvO.

The best salvo in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
box. For sale by Logan Drug Go.
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The day has past whom n trust cNn
dictate as TO what smoker eau pur.
chase. Admiral cigarettes omanale
from IN effort 10 pleaso In which greod
ior inordinate profit lie not tho controll'
ing powor.
Tho Admiral 10 not made by tho trust
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CONDEMNS M'C9RKLE.
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor AS
gembly Met Yesterday,
TIE STATE LABOR COMMISSIONER,

Mr. sydcnstrlcker, a GreenbrIer
Farmer, Sot Acceptable TO Ohio
Valley Labor Intcrests-A Resolu.
,lon Passed Donounelng the Cover.
por's Action = Other Interesting
Business Transacted at the Meet
lug,
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ApoLr LAttoz, carriage manufacturer
ilO Carroll street Buffalo, N. v, statosi
/ was troubled with nausea Of the stom.
ach, siclt headache and general debility.
Burdoci Blood Bitters cured inc.
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~ COULD not sleep Inst night for tho
nasty bod bugs" is q remark frequently
heard, but would not have been heaTd,
had Bugino been In use,
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SEASON OPENS JUNE 18TH, 1903.
Rates, 500, S75 and 500 Month,
According to Location.
HOTELS.
WORLD,s FAlR.

Now is tho time to make your arrangements
for the Worlds Fair Parties visiting Chicago
can secure superior pflyato boarding, ~ 2ll
Calumet aycnuc, The location Is the finest IN
the city for Worlds l'alr purposes one block
from Illinois Central road, that tnk0 you to
either Of tho four entrances 10 fairgrounds Same
distance from cable road, and three blocks from
elevated road. II Is the finest residence portion
OF the city Tho advantages nre many q. oOm
pared to tho immediate yclnilyoi tho World!
Fair Tor jackson pnTli, whore cvcrSthlng Is OF
necessity crude, nude only for tho OCCASION
Prices vary according TO size and location OF
room and number Of people occupying ihem,
Comfortably furnished apartments III tho annex
Mt somewhat reduced rates
Table Rbundantly supplied With the very best
tho mntket affords Meals quietly and promptly
served For particulars apply TO-, a., ,,.n,
ia7.rth4y No. POSI- Cnlumet Ave Chlcago. Ill
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ano dozen Turkish Ruth Towels Tie,
worth double the money, OF
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900 dozen Turkish Bath Towels 100,
worth double the money, ut
LIS. GOOD s. CO.'S.
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llEAlTlt demands healthy liver,
Take Simmons Liver Regulator for dys'
popsiO und INDICATION.
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Rolf & ZANE are agents for McMechen
lots, and have them from first hands at
very lowest prices. 1927 Market street.
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Rolf & ZANE have McMeChen lots on
sale from first owners, Sl75 up, on easy
terms. Call at 1927 Market street. Tel.
ephone 5GB
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
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DRUGGISTS.


Mono bcitcr for BlllouSncs', CONSTIPATION. SICK
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An Escape.

100 dozen silk Mllts Toe, worth eSc, at
l.. 4, GOOD 4 CO.'S
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Charles IL Moore e Co.
vs. In ChlnCery.
Patrick d. Carroll and others
In pursuance OF decree made on the I'd day
ofIunG, 1893, by tho Circuit Court for Ohio coun-
W In the above entitled cause, tho undersigned,
appointed special commissioner for the purpose,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-04
CAPIIULO MI
noNpE coNIENzA "a Accl0N

Al entrar an su casa, el marques de Bon
neuil estaba de un hnmor nalismo. Trio 81
sombrero contra e suelo, dieiendo
-iOtra partila mas que So Ia perdido .
ese irnbeci de Nicasio Sc empena en ha-
cer,ne srga;r aqni. Estoy por burlarme de
sus o1,lenes La cneSti6n esth en- saber de
que ln.lo hay n:..nos rieSgo. Dixblo de
Nicasio proba blemente me ha hecho cone
ter una necedad esta noche en- ell hotel y,
sin embargo, su plan me parece bastante
bien combinado. Nerdad es que asi me
vengo de esa necia que prefere q Maximo.
Que buen ensueno habia yo concebido
/~Ya sG yo que ensueilo Sc realiza
siempre, pero el mio eststba tan cerca de la
realidad, gracia- las precauciones tomadas
que no puedo comprender como Sc ha des
vanecido.
Hay una cosa que me inquieta, de la cual
hablare Nieasio Ia amabidad de ess en-
diablado doctor, cuya presencia me es STEM
pre- molesta Ne da miedo ese hombre.
En- fin, e Rabicon va esta pasado, y ten
go dinero. Que hare ~ yo pasase la
frontera Me infuude n,iedo nube
negra que observe vagamente en- el hori-
zonte. Antojaseme que VI me quedo en- Pa
ris me alcanzara ell chaparron que lleva en-
su seno. 1.o pensare bien esta noche y ma
mana we're que debo hacer.
Mientras asf decia, habiase desnudado J
acostado. FL catre no debla ser muy como
do, porqne Carlos no pudo menos que de-
CIR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-04

;Maldita CANA. Aquf Sc hela uno Y
pensar que soy rico.- .Demasiado me hs
expuesto para no aprovecharme ahora de
las ventajas de mi nueva situacion. Manana
dejare este hotel. ..-i Pero que diabloa ten
dra ese vecino7 ;Vaya una hora de a1dar
con muebles.
Sea que el vecino oyese la exclamation
del marques, one hnbiera terninado sus
rnanojos, 10 cierto fue qne ces6 el ruido,
Carlos pudo dornir.
Al dia slguiente por la maflana, fue des-
pertado muy temprano por Nicasio.
Bonneuil, frotandose los ojos, introdujo
cuarto al recien llegado 50 volvi6
acostar.
No hace aqui mueho calor-dijo Mica
sio
To cual empieza fastidiarme
-, Tapto mejori asi iuspirara listed mayor
conhanza. iQue tai salio aver la cosaf
-Muy bien.
IL ell pequenof
-Completamente juzgado.
Ill sabe 81 7
No se.
II Y los demasf
No he dido NADIA. Ne gusta POGO el
escandalo, mi nneva sitaacion no pusde
pernitirme ya.---
Basta, qniero habIarle a usted dc otra
cosa. he pensado que no IL agradaria mu-
cho el habitar este cuchitril teniendo ut.a
fortuna tan considerable.
No tengo empeho en- que viva listed aquf
etsrnamente mas es Indispensable que
conserve este domicilio durants algan item
po todavia. Pero. -!que ruido es sssf
NADIA Ia vecino nuevo, IN animal
que esta AL toda Ia noche, y no me dsjs
dormir.
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CRONICA
LOS PROYECTOS DE MAUEA

Las reformas del senor Maura con-
tin1an siendo ell tema de las discu-
stones tanto en- Cuba como en- la Pc
ninsula.
En- Cuba Sc las ha recibido con
aplaaso, por el esplritu autonomico
que llevan a la ley municipal y pro
vincial y a la administration civil Y
economical del pals.
No importa que los elementos reac-
cionarios de la antilla hermana las
combatan. FL gobierno las de6ende
briosamente, alentado por el APPLAUSE
de los autonomlstas.
La declaration del senor Sagasta
de que los conservadores de Cuba lie
han dado mas digustos que pelos tie
ne en- la cabeza y la satisfaction
que al senor Maura le han proporcio-
uado las felicitaciones de los autono-
mistas cubanos, s1ntomas son de que
Ell gobierno actual considera PERM
cioso ell infujo de Ia pol1tica reaccio-
maria en- Cuba, Y prefere las simpa
tias del elemento liberal del pals, Gu
va sinceridad y patriotismo ha reco-
nocido al fin.
Las reformas implantaran en- Gu
ba, y como ell gobierno, para llegar 4
ese resultado, habra tenido que soste-
ner una lucha encarnizada con los in
condicionales. 6stos seguiran siendo
despues de implantadas, sus mas de-
cididos enemigos. y buscaran, por to-
dos los medios imaginables ,el modo
de desacreditarlas de hacerlas en-
la practica POGO menos que imposi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-04

novios. Maximo estaba hablando seriamen-
te con Alicia, la cual le escuchaba entriste-
cida.
Cuando el doctor ell senior Perneln lle-
garon, oyeron estas palabras que Maxine
decia:
-Esto ha concluido yo no puedo volver
esta casa, hasta debo separarme de ii,
adi6s.
=; Adi6s porque un miserable.
ST, adios -dijo la voz del senior Perne
lin.
Alicia miro asombrada al magistrate
i Silencio !-djo este -porque podrian
observarnos. Dejeme usted que me feve 4
Maxine; mailana explicaremos nuestro plan.
-Bueno- respondio la joven, tendiendo
su mano Maximo. Adios, no. hasta la Wis
ia; la palabra adios serfa demasiado cruel
de pronunciar.
f inclirlando ligeramente la cabeza, para
ocultar ell rubor que coloreaba sus melillas.
murmnr6
-,Te amol
Solo Maximo pudo DIR estas pala Le-
vant6 la cabeza v, despues de haber estre-
chado la mano de su nova, lanzo sobre
aquella multitud calumniadora una mlrada
de suprema indiferencia que parecia decir :
-. Ella me anna, Que me inlportais vos
otros
Ven. hijo mio-dijo el juez, 4 quien no
Sc escapaba ning1n detalle de esta escena.
-Adios, senorita
Y padre hijo, despues de haberse incli-
nado ante la joven, Sc dirigieron hacia Ia
saida.
Al pasar por entire los grupos, pudiercn
DIR algunas ilusiones sutilmente crueles.
Pero el senor Pernelfn su hijo eonti-
nuaron su camino con la cabeza erguida y
el paso frme.
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70 quiero; que 10 censuren todo. No
solo no me molestara. sino que Sc 10
pido, SO 10 ruego. para que de una
vez los funcionarios del Estado ten
gan enfrente, no sus protectors de
la peninsula, simo 4 ssts ograriados de
Ia isla"
Fig1rense ustedes Ia impression que
este hara en- los que piensan ir a Gu
br q Puerto-Rico q salvar 10 patria
desde una intendencia 3 desde una
secretarla.
/ Someterse ellos, los casttlas, los
amos, a la censura de los pobres IN
dos manSoS de America'
bah
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baJo mi palabra de honor que Maximo no
es uipable.
Los i6venes Sc inclinaron ante el doctor,
sin mostrarse muy couvencidos.
-Permitame usted, querido doctor-diio
uno de ellos-nosotros no ponemos nunca
en- duda las palabras de usted, pero creenos
que ha podido ser inducido error. Por 10
demas, no creo que seamos nosotros los uni
cos que pensamos asl.
-Entonces tque necesta hombre pa
ra probar su inocencia7
-; Ell descubrimiento del verdadero cul-
pable .-dijo una voz grave, detras del doc
tor.
Nolviose este, VIC al senior Pernelin que
era quien acababa de hablar
FL senor Duchatel Y ell iuez, cogidos del
brazo, Sc apartaron de Rquel grupo de jo-
venes.
-; Miserable -diio ell doctor.
-Lo Sc tUdo; 10 que usted ha dido en- es-
te grupo, 10 he dido yo en- otros.
i Pero d6nde esta ese miserable para
que 70 tenga siquiera la satisfaction. -
Sc ha marchado y no volveta
-,Deja sembrada la calumnia Y Sc mar
chal
ST
-i y que haremos ?
Ante todo guitar de aqui a mi hiio, para
evitar cualquiera escena desagradable.
-Tiene usted razon, es urgente obrar asi
Temo que ell desgraciado muchacho, al acer-
carse a cualquier grupo, sorprenda miradas
malevolas 4 olga palabras que podriau pro-
vocar una catastrofe.,
FL doctor miro en- torno de 81 vi6 4 Ma
ximo hablando con Alicia.
-Demonos prisa-dijo-el momento es
muy oportuno; esta solo con Alicia.
Los dos hombres Sc dirigieron hseia los