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The morning call., 1893-05-28

The air is chill and the day grows late,
And the clouds come in through the Golden Gate,
Freghted with sorrow heavy with woe
But these shapes that cluster dark and low,
Tomorrow shall be all aglow!
In the blaze of the coming morn these mists
Whose weight my heart in vain ressts.
Will brighten, and shine and soar to heaven
In thin white robes, like souls forgiven
For heaven is kind, and everything,
As well as WINTER has spung
So, praise to God who brings the day
That shines our regrets and fears away:
For the blessed morn can watch and wait
While the clouds come in through the Golden Gate
The morning call., 1893-05-28

Space nothing spirit the deed oudone by doing;
o of the woong;
The morning call., 1893-05-28

And the lily white,
A touch of blight
Is on her sanity face;
A trace
Of-what? She and the rose,
Their story no one knows.
But Our Poppy's fame,
Nay doubt, for shame
Smirch not her sturdy glow;
All + now
Our Poppy from the morn
The honest thing was born.
"Come," said once the sun,
81 will be one
To shine into tie grass,
To pass
New life into the earth
For gods own beauty-birth. :"
The morning call., 1893-05-28

Now, deep under ground
Was caught the sound
Out of the western sky:
"And l."
Spoke up a bright-eyed metal,
"Will help tint every petal"
So, by day and night
OF golden light,
They made the golden weather,
Together
Sun and star did sow
Down in the fields below;
Up the gold did burn,
And, in its turn,
Matched earth's with heavens
glory.
The story
Of Our Poppy's told,
Our blossom of the gold.
John Hcnee Cheney.
The morning call., 1893-05-28

Great the symbols Of being but that which ymboed grear
Vast the and behed but inward creator;
Back the broods the silence the stands the giving
Back of the hand that thrill the sensitive receiving
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06

Lawrence & Lorimer, Sherman & Brady,
II. s. Root, l.. +. Ray, Lane - Davis, II.
II. Flower.
ROCKVILLE.
Nina and Morton Smith OF Brandon are
guests Of Mary and Irving Rich. -Gertie
Eldridge OF Bridport is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. f. r. Townsend. Antoine Duffeney
has moved into John Dumas house.
GRANVILLE.
Mrs. Zeta Lamb is quite i'll. Bette
Kennedy and Lulu Lul were at home from
Rochester over Sunday Joe Lamb is in
Rochester. MIR. and Mrs. Eaton of Ran
dolph were called to town to attend the
funeral Of Alfred Amey. Mrs. N. ID. Rice
has been quite i'll but is better. Miss Mag
gle Mcdonald is at work in Brook field -
Alfred Amey died here March so, aged %
years. His funeral WAS held at the church
April ., Rev. Il. b. Wheeler officiating.
His body was placed in the tomb al Roch-
ester. Tho pulp company expect to float
their logs soon. Mrs. A. j. Lamb is quite
| ill.,
ADDISON.
Mary Wilmarth 10 to teach in the Will
marth district and Miss Dean in George
! Speucsr's district. Henry Forkey is at
| Mrs. j.. p. Clark's Carlton Sprague and
family are at o. S. Fisber's. Steven Evil
marth 10 very sick at Alvin Pond 5. School
will commence at the Corners the Path
inst. Miss Pi,roe of NorGennes is the
teacher. Matte Clark is at home --tiideon
| Whitford is convelescng MIR and Mrs
Ruben Day are at home. Mrs. c. Seegar
had some lovely plants in church Sunday.
EAST MlDDLEBURY.
Ben H,w tt and Matthew Decker are tc
! occupy tue Haveu's house, which was va
Gated by Levi Leno. Burton Peck hs
opened his gre c ~ store in the building va
Gated by Martin Calvin. The funeral er
vices of Mrs. Mtui Leuo were hold on We'd
nesday of a't week from the Methods
church. Miss CARR, TAILOR Gladdinl
died ct tie home of the lem iy on Norti
street. she leaves a husband a I'd an infan
dauge'er Austin Peck hts g,no to st. AL
! bans
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
MORRISVlLLE.

The village district met Tuesday March %.
The financial affairs OF the district will not
be finally settled for some time to come and
the voters proceeded with the election OF
tao following officers: Moderator, exGov.
George w. Hsnde, clerk. w. Ii. Robinson;
member Of tue presidential committee for
three years, A. r, Whitney, making that
committee as now standing, w. =. Cheney.
c. II. Siocum, \. F. Whitney; Hon. 7. X.
Glsed was elected legal agent; I. c. Cheney
and f. Il. Fleetwood, an edditioual exnma
lug CO mmittee; treasurer and collector, A.
NJ Burke, auditors, F. g Fleetwood, A.
o. Gates, T. c. Cheney. Upon motion OF
Congressman Powers, all funds now i'll the
treasury and all fpnds that may hereafter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06

sudden death Of Ms. Jome1 Trainor oc-
Cured on March %, aged % years. Fun
ersl was hold ut tho houss Friday, collucted
by Rev. Mr.. Newton.
JOHNSON.
II. ". Clark a havo gone to Var-
gennes to w,ri in he ST Irm school. w.
e. Br'' ey spent sunday in 5hsl-
don V ny WA erell and Willie Mar
g"tts - mt t. rk on the railroad b 9 K
in{ TIE first rip Margetts had bis nj
al nm up.--1he Woman lief corps
md . ar festival At l. ru' Friday
nigh 5. d. Rot b n IS ale to e out. -
D. U. II ue' is improving very slowly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

The st. Johnsbury Republican chronicles
the death OF horse in its town at the age
of "a years.
The Caledonia Firemen's Relief associa-
ton is to hold a grand ball at tho opera
house in st. Johnsbury April 2e.
The st. Johnshury guards announce a
grand military bsll at the opera house on
Thursday evening of this week, April o.
The postmaster question is still an open
one in East Hardwick. Forty democrats
have signed petition for a new hearing
before the town democratic committee, who
are supposed to have command of this mat
tor, with another petition for the appoint
ment of W. II. Underwood
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06
The American
Farmer
AND
Farm News
WITH THE
Weekly
FREE PRESS
$I.l5.

This is one of the best farm
papers printed. Issued month
ly If you wish for a sample
copy write to the paper at
Springfield, O., 1--WE have no extra
samples here). If you see 1t,
you will want it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06

much damage was done. Louis and Maxim
UnderhiIl have purchased Barney Conner's
farm; consideration 5000 MIR. Conner ex.
poets to return to Ireland. Easter services
were observed in the Methodist church, Sun
day morning Mrs. Julia Pease was able to
10 out to the concert given by the Glee club
Tho concert was comp &c success. Mrs.
Myra Metca'f played on the organ.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
BURG.

AlGURG.
Teams crossed on the ice bstween this
town and Isle La Motto and this town and
Rouses Point the 9Th "A large num-
Der of the friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis II.
Grggs assembled at their residence Monday
evening, Marcn 27, to celebrate the goth
anniversary of their marriage. Mr.. and
Mrs. Griggs were tbs recipients OF many
presents. The presentation was male by
Rev. A. b. Enright and appropriately re-
sponded TO by Mr.. GrgGs.
This town has been called upon to pay lis
first installment of $3.50 for the Grand Isle
bridge. H. s. Bruso aid vito OF West
Chazy, y. V, moved here last week. Mr.
Rruso has obtained position as clerk In y.
Noung's store, aud Mrs. Bruso that of
teacher in school district No l.
SOUTH HERO.
Herman went last Saturday to Her ford,
Conn, TO engage in business There VIII be e
suGar festival ut ths Congregational church
Wednes lay evening, April 2.-The Metho-
dists realiz d Dout $2S ut the sugar festi-
val at Capt Corbins last Tu asdsy night
Juan Roblnsohn had horse drowned near
his shore last week. He lost another vi l.
able horse sunday. Capt. Corbin has sold
piece of iani to Charles Dubuque. Cal
vim Mcbride is very i'll with pneumonia.
NORTH HERO.
Edward Harrison has charge of the bridge
this season. --Miss Ia any Town has secured
position in a milinary store in Plattsburgh
and goes there next Monday. Miss Olive
Strong is attending school in Swanton.
Miss Anna Tudhope is at home. The
following teachers have been engaged fol
the spring terms OF school Nathan Kings
lev, in distric, No. .; Gertrude Hazan il
district No ,; Martha Tudhope in dstric
No Miss Maggie Strong has secured {
! situation in Swanton and gees there thi
| week Miss Ora Hibbard is home from
| Pittsburgh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Tbs members OF the st. Aibans Driving
association are to hold a meeting this week
to perfect plans for summer meetings.
FLETCHER.
Deputy Collector Virgin has appointed
n w. Church sugar weigher for Fletcher.
L. B. Hunt 10 stopping with l.. W. Rice.
FAIRFAX
George Hubbel of st. Adams has been
spending few days with friends in the
sugar bush.--A. j. King and Miss May
Watson were married by Rev. Henry
Crocker, March 21.-Mrs. Curtis Wheeler
has "A cluster OF mammoth callas. There are
seven stalks, some of which measure %
inches near the earth. The stalk and leaf
are % inches in length and the leaves are IL
inches long and eight inches wide. 1t now
has five blossoms one measuring five inches
in width.
HlGHGATE.
John Hinnerth is in Champlsn, n. Y
Mrs. w. j. Carney is sick. Walter John
son has returned to West Newton, Mass. -
Mrs. NJ. V. Loukes has sold her place to s..
, r. Crook. - Mrs. Dr. Bates has returned
! from the Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlins
! ton. w lllie Sheldon is clerking for Blake q
| Sutor, Swauton. b +. Nye is moving to
his farm. Joseph Hurlbut has moved INTO
tho Francis Tromb!ey house Mrs Rhols
| Staarns will celebrate her Tooth birthday
| April 10. The Rev. Mr.. Bernrenter is able
to be out again. e o. Rousseau is i'm
/ proving. The Congres at!olal church was
| beautifully decorated with flowers Easter
SUNDAY ana tne rev Mt hah'loW preach
ed al excellent sermon.
RAkEpCEtEl n
huV NUS sugar mas as Vet oeen ihade ana
the cohtnued co'd weather mas depressing
erect on the sugar makers. Many OF our
FARMERS are complaining mat they are 90
rug 10 I've SHOT D. nuy ior their STOCK De
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06

NoTEsAND GOSSIP OF DolNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

The winooski valley, Villages up North,
Along otter Creek and Ivy the shore,
.iwhite River Covered by Special Re-
IClters.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06
NEWPORT

S. II. Horton of East Fsrnhsm, +. o.,
spent Sunday in town. Miss Netue Minis
has returned from her winters visit in N.w
York. &C. Farrar ami family bave returned
to town after spending the winter in Grat-
ton, VT, with Mrs. Farr's parents. Charles
Grout has returned from his work for the
Boston and Maine railroad company in Bos-
ton. - via Bullock of Lvndonville was MARI
red to Miss Maynard Of this place. last
week. They will reside in Lyndonvi. lie. -
Lillian Gilman is in y W YORK city. Miss
+. a. George has returned from her visit in
New York city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06
ORLEANS COUNTY.
c. AL SRIlRN

Ethan Allen has bought farm in Norris
Vile and taxes possession this week. Mrs.
Oscar Cochran was moved to Hard wick on
bed one day last week. She died on
Thursday and the remains will he brought
here for burial Sunday. Mary Scott has
returned from Boston The personal prop
er belonging to the estate OF h, late
Horace Smith will be sold at auction next
Saturd' y. r. "a. Pattersr has new ma
chinery for mis- mill. spsulIing has q
new single mill.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06
WILLIS TON.

Old Mr.. Lashaway's house was burned
Wednesday noraing with all its contents.
People ars raising money TO build bin
another house. MIR Crimins came very
lear losing his house by fire Ssturta3. For
tnnately tle flames we're extipguished befor,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06

Tbs members OF the st. Adams Driving
association are to hold a meeting this week
to perfect plans for summer meetings.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06

AT tie ConGregat church hu Easter
concert was iven 10y the Sunday school in
the vestry. Mrs Lucia Powell, 1Irs. Addie
Landon and Mrs. Emma Quinn wer, eiest
ed rs c COMMITTEES, aud Rev, Mr.. herrok,
Mrs. Landon snd Mr.. Hattie Parmslel
gradi z committee at the annual school
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06

Miss Pauline Swartz of Chicago is visit
ing Bertha Ferrin. MIR. Il. b. Hopkins is
very sick with pneumonia. Will Fletcher
was brought home from st. Adams Satur-
day with broken lsg.-The public schools
| began Monday morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06
SAILS 6URY.

On Saturday, Apri /, IS Lorenzo Conant
was on his way HON, from the store with
Ii, Saturr avs supply of groceries he fell
dead by the side Of the road. Heart failure
is said to have been the cause. Mr.. Conant
was over 20 years of age and native of
this town. - One son. Charles Conant OF
this town, and Mrs. Emily Kenworthy Of
Warren survive him. John Mack's team
ran away last weNt ard injured ore Of his
horses quite la 'ly.-Mrs l. d. Dyer re-
turned home last week Wednesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06

Mrs Harrison Goldman of Munger street
died March 81. The funeral was held from
the house April ., Rev. G, N. Thomas off,
ciating. MIR. and Mrs Fred Briggs have
moved to Phelps Nash's farm. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Kimpton arrived from North
Pomfret Monday. Quite a number are
having the mumps. The creamery opens
April 6. W. C.. Jacobs is TO have charge
OF it.-Unclaimed letters in the New Haven
Mills postofce: W. Randall. Gilman q Co =,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06

The sugar party given by district No. II,
ct the Town hall Melted Sl2. so Il. NJ.
Roscoe and l.. C.. Russell, class OF 80 Mid
debury college; and Il. C. Miner of 1913
aud Harry G. Peck of Mount Hermon, Mass.
are home for the spring vacation. George
l.. Flint has bought the Orrin Dickinson
place. Mrs. Mary j. Bowdish OF Wey-
bridge and Mrs. Ellin l.. Chaplin OF Bristol,
are visiting their sister Mrs. A. M. Roscoe.
Frank Sumner OF Cornwall has moved
into the Gsudet house. Miss Minnie L.
Doud is better Easter Sunday was OBJ
served here at both morning and evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06

MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
Henry LaFountan, has sold his house to
viii Donnie. LaFourton has NOV 4 to
the vilItg'. Miss Lot / opbils has boon
engaged 10 tee school in Vest Westf,ll.
There is to bs dance at ST les hall next
Friday evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06

+. 3. Sinclair will begin building as soon
as frost will allow. District No. 3 and the
one adjoining in Jericho, constituting the
graded school district, met Tuesday Mar h 20
and passed through the legal formalities OF
transferring the old school building TO the
new corporation. Ira Lincoln has returned
TO Nergenne7.
a gentleman in town has O copy of the
first laws of Vermont printed in 1903 in q
fine state OF pressrv alton. The steam mill
Is now employing II hands, but an increase
in number will soon be naie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-07

Las bocas de incendio: hay muchas ont
no funcionan nj bien nj NAL : son becas
eerradas.
La plazuela de la iglesia: excelentisims
para los caballos que pastan ALI reces cor
toda franqueza
Ell tinglado: necesita rsclama exige
urgentes, aprsmantes y rapidas reparaciones
E cementerio: no ofrece garantias: ma
die Sc acord6 de ponerlo, con muros de pie
dra. al amparo de cualquier violacion.
La polic1a no Sc ocupa mucho que olga
mos de llenar su deber pues que existe. en-
sitio p1blico, una loterfa.
Ahora bien 81 un barrio tan inportante
pusde seguir tan preterido.
ST pagando enormes sumas al tsrmino
municipal no disfruta de los servicios mu-
nicipales.
ST Sc le desatiende Sc e nlenospre sia
precise es que nos quejemos con vigor
Senior Alcalde
Cuanto dejamos dicho es vertad
Gire usted la Playa una vista
Convenzase de que debe intervenr
haga Justicia remediando los males Que
lamentamos.
ST asl 10 hace usted Dios Sc 10 premie :;
y 81 no In opinion Sc 10 demande.
Fin los Manglarss de Mayo de 1893.
MANoIdN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-07

POGO tempe antes de la paz de-
Zanjon. -
Todo abonaba semejantes suje-
tos para que amasen la patria de su
familia; pero es inGtil ST aqui Sc
trae un hueso de melocoton espanol,
y Sc siembra, saldra un mango, un
aguacote un guayabo todo me-
nos TN mclocotonero.
Ellos mismos 10 dicen y hace po-
co que un Peri0dico separatista cs-
cribia a proposito del hijito mayor
de don Jose Pertierra, marques de
Cienfucgos
"Dejenlc que crezca los gallos
mixtos de malayo son los mas bra
vos y los mas caltentes en- la pelea
Por mucho que 10 quieran <sbaa0H-
Sa1, y. y.tzsfHriautsar, ser3 cubano
Esto es I'm bottom solo; pcro el
muestrario que pudicse 20 cnviar Sc
ria grandlsimo
En- cl correo entrantc dare cuenta
de 10 que ocurra, y 81 hay tempo.
tambien habIare del recibimicnto Que
SC haga 4 los Infantes.
EyI1A ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-07
~ . TICIAS

Dentro Dc breves dfas embarcara para Ia
Habsna, donde ha sido destinado, nuestro
dlstlnguldo amigo don JESUS Calvo Ro-
neral, que hasta hoy desempen6 ell espino-
80 cargo de Fiscal de la Audiencia de Pom
sce.
Por So car&cter afable su cultura social,
asl como por Ia rectitud & infexibilidad con
que desempen6 su destino, supo captarse
grandes simpat1as entire las persones que le
trataron y que hoy le ven con pena aiejar-
de estas plsyas.
Era amigo carinoso nuestro. sin .mbar-
go, en- el cumplimiento de su deber varias
veces nos llevo al banquillo de los aeusados,
por denuncias hechas nusstro psri6dco
Esss ee Ia mejor prueba que podemos dar
de su imparcaidad
Al despedlrle on estas lfusas le deseamos
un tellz vlaJe, y que la antilla hermana
encuentre todas las satisfacciones recon-
pensas q que es acreedor por su inteligencia
Y eaballerosidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-07

La New YORK desafia competencia.
P6rque: Su POLKA de acumalaci6n es tan
sencilla que toda persona la comprende.
La mica POLKA que proporciona SECURE
Immediate g UNCONDITIONAL
No encierra restriccioneo en euanto ! ra
sidencia.
No eneierra restriccione. en- enanto
viaies.
No encierra rsstricoione. en- eusnto al
servicio nlilitar
No snsierra restricciones Ell cuanto Ia
ocupaci6n.
No encierra restriceione. en- cuanto Ia.
causas de muerte
No encierra Clansula }a Suicide.
rs indIsputable despues de IN ano
ProporcIona prestsmos al asegnrado
Soiamente cobra IN interos la ; pS -
bre tales prestamos
Concede N NEE lie .raoia para el paxo
del prepio.
Proteje a asseurado por medic de olan-
snlas de no-sadu ducaci6n mas ventaiosas on.
las concedldas por cualqu.er otra eompanlo.
Enclerra en- 81 todos los buenos rasgas IL
todas las demas p6lizas en- e1i.tencia.
pasa poI alto todos los malos.
For consiguiente e. unigenita
Agente general don Luis Sanchez No
Ia!es, San Juan Pto.- Rico-Snb agente On
Ponce: don Eduardo Salieh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-07

iSaIidu de San Juan de Pto.- Rico del 20 al %
Llegada d Ia Haba1la del "a al 26
4 dias en- la Habana
S1lida dc la Habana del % al 30
Llegdda d New- York cl dia
dias en- New-York
.SaIida de Neto York eI dia II
Llegada a Niagara cl diG -
Llegada q Chicago el dia 13
6 dias en- Chicago
SaIida de Chicago el dta 19
Llegada q Washington el dia 20
2 dias en- Washington
SaEtda de Washington eg dia p
Llcgada d FiladeLfa 81 dia -
! dia en- Filadelfa
LLegada d Ne'c York el dia 23
dias en- New York
.Sahda de NelC York cl dia 80
Llsgadd d Ia Habana el dia
dias Ell II Habana
.Salida de la Habana FL dia 10
Llegadd d San Juan dc Pto.-Ric0 q dia Ii
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-07
DE SAN SEBASTIAN
(POR TELEGRAFO)
Director DEMOcRACIA-Ponce.
EVA CAMEL.
J unio 7.-8-5 50 IN.

Hasta ahora solo me habla ocupado
incidentalmente del scnor don Jose
Maria Caballcro, con letras gordas,
sin haccrle cargos; pero dcsdc ell mo-
mcnto que este senior trata de cohi-
brine por medic de amcnazas, sepan
el y cuantos sc halIen en- su case que
estoy dispuesto no cejar pof nadie
nj Por NADIA. Por hoy repito 10 que
die en- el n1mero 468 de LA DEMO
CRACIA: So que 81 la buena admins
traci5n de que ahora disfrutamos Sc
debe exclusive y 1nicamente al senor
Arocena, no tiene vuelta de hoja que
las malas gestiones dc la municipali-
dad autonoma deben achacarse entodo
y por todo a su correligionario don
Jose Maria Caballero, que cntonces
desempenaba la ACADIA.
Lnjs Rodriguez Cabrera.
(Punto rodondo)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-07
4ponte y RoorfgueS
AVOCADO

Tiene alberto su estudio Ell la
Plaza Principal no 2, a la izquier-
da entrando en- la escribania del
senor Chard6n, bajos de Ia casa
del senor Chevalier, antes don
Dimas Ramery, ofrece sus servi-
clos PROFESSIONALS.
Ponce, Mayo ? de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-07
LITERATURA
LA PORFIA
(Punto rodondo.}

Antonio Magdalena,
I'm cuyas vidas intervino ell celo
Con la esperanza en- for,
Acercanse la cuna,
ALI, entregados al placer, admiran
La obra de su amor.
i Lo yes .Esta dormido
La madre dice acariciando el beso
Que pugna por salir
la interrumpe Antonio
Con suave aoent9, perceptib!e apenas
i All -dejalo dormir
Que no despierte ahora;
DuSrme sonr1e- : -sonara contigo.
-Quien sabe. con los dos
-Mentras ell nino duerme
Lo festeian los angeles hermanos
Entire la madre y Dios.
I Magdalena sntonces
I'll labiO busca de su esposo amaute
Con la Garcia fol
Encuentranse las almas,
al bando choque Sc estremece 81 nno;
El beso lego 81.
Atento al hijo el padre
Fjase luego en- Magdalena, dice
ii Tu misma CARA 81
Que empeno- 10 de siempre!
Miralo ben- .iconvencete! No ee ciertc
Que se parece tt
Antonio mira, observa,
De un lado otro la cabeza mueve,
advierte Ia mule
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-07

Compacemos Il La Correspondencia re-
produciendo las siguientes lineas:
q La senorita Alejandrina Gomez vecina
de Ia calle de la Luna numero 5, en esta
Capital, desea saber ell paradero de su pa
dre Anselrno Gomez Rubio, natural de Con :
snegra (Espana), que hace 10 amos Sc au-
sento de San German con destino 4 Gn5nica
Y Sc ignora su paradero."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-07

Hoy, las s media de la manaua, Sc ha
cometido an robo en- la casa de Jaana Leal
calIe de Arenas, esquina la de Bertoh.
Este consistio unas pulseras de aou-
BILE, dos alfleres de ORC, un par pantalla. de
orc, dos crucecitas de double, dos sortijas
de ORC, IN reloj de miguel tres decimos de
billetes de la loteria n1meros 789 Y 13, ,I18
Todos estos objetos fusron extraidos de un
ropero. Ignorase quien sea el ladr6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-07

-Sus ojos no son mfos,
La boca, menos Ia nariz, tampoco---
Son tuyos i Que han de ser!
La enamorada esposa.
Fila en- ell nino, ( detallarlo empieza,
acaba por decir
-Obs6rvalo- Is tu hiio. 80.
81 10 niegas, 81 mismo, sin palabras,
Te puede dssmentir.
LA arqueada ceja es tuya;
I esa trente- - la vest -T1 no reparas
Que estas copiado ahi2
No Sc que empeno tienes l
En- 81 te encuentro Magdaena mia
y yo 10 miro en- II.
En- la feliz contienda,
Negando Antonio Magdalena airma.
iQuien tiene la raz6n!
ST no Sc amaran tanto
;Sosten drfan, tai Yez, ante Ia cuna,
Tan grata discussion
En- dulce confanza
Los dos Sc alejan del objeto amado,
Mirandose a la faz.
Y s6las, distraidor,
I'm sus faenaa, ocuparlos vuelve
La idea pertinaz.
Pensando 81 hombre, sxclamu:
i Negar que ell nino Sc parece 4 ella
Cuando es su imagen fiel
la muj er murmura:
No hay mas que verlo Y recordar a Antonio
Su misma cara. - es el!
L. 4. Ponce DE LEON.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-07

Aver Sc inseribieron en- ell Registro Civil
de esta ciudad las defunoones de Adelina
Quinones, Esteban Sotomayor Thller, Vic
toriano Filippi, Basilio Ortiz Diaz Eduvi-
Jis Colon y los nacimientos de Felix Lusi-
no, Adela Porcel Perez, Juan Vargas y
Petronila Roman Laboy.