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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-12
In the Circuit Court of the First
Circuit. Hawaiian Islands.

TN THE MATTER OF THE
L Estate of William H. Aldrich of Ho-
aolulu, Oahu. a Voluntary Bankrupr.
Creditors of said BankrIpt,
are hereby notified to come in and prove
their debts before the Circuit Court OF the
First Circuit, in the Courtroom of
said Courr In Honolulu, Oahn,
on FRIDAY, the 9TH dav of
February, 1894, between the hours
OF ten O'Clock in the forenoon
and noon OF the said day, and elect
one or more Assignees of the said bank
rupt's Estate.
By the Court.
HENRY SMITH.
Clerk.
Honolulu, February 10, 1894
S619-td
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-12
Election of Officers.

At THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL
n meeting of Pais Plantation held
this day, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-17
Unquent0 Dermogeno

Los asombrosos efectoS produe idos
por ell UNGUENTO DERMOaENo en-
las Hagas Y4e,na.ta,as. iaxDeSex. pt-
csss3slyas IL vsosgurkos lgpra af,slana, /,
sa6anSonss, stefesntzasfs tu1norss, as
fataIqntey procedeneta, yennaftsaao, ILL.,
esras, Aertdes de e.alq~fsv arnsa, pa
uadigos d., 10 denuestran las inhni-
tas curaciones obrenidas y el ons an
te uso que de d,cho espe' fico sc
hace.
Deposito: Farnaacaa Central de ]
Ferrer.
mi 7v q Nvhte ? de 1909
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-17
Herrera
v FundiciOn
de ROBERTO GRAHAM

Fin este establecimaento Sc c0nstrm-
gen q hay de ve'sta:
Maquinitas de picar carne
Maquinas de picar yerba
Maquinas de desgranar maiz
Maquinas de despulpar cafe
Cedazos para cafe
Subidores 6 dragas para cafe
Carretillas lie mano
Carritos de mano y para caballos
Carros para comercio y haciendas
Ruedas y ejes para carros de
todos tamanos
BALCONIES y escaleras de hierro
Ponce. Marina.
S b 20 le I8oa t. 3 pa.
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PIEDKAS De FILTRO
asules, supereores

Lo mejor que Sc ha importado de
Canarias, tient de vepta en- gu al
macen de la playa
J AMoRos & CO
Octbre 9 1894 lin. pte
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OIivaS y GO.
GRAN DEPOSITO

de calgado peleterta de jaime RstIECssa
4tocha, 6 Ponce.
En- eete antique como acreditado esta
bleci mento hay constantemente un elegan-
te variadfsino surtido d4 toda cl3 ee ,.e
calzado de todos precios, y que. .se. .renne-
va mensualmente por los vapores directos.
Existe tambi6n un com pleto surtido de
boda clase de mater;ales para zapateros y
Venta al por mayor al detail 3p
A LUS HACENDADOS DE CANA
1o.. 4v.o.lcio Santiago, de Coamo, tiene
de venta novillos fnos propios para yugo.
Cnsu,n Norla~,rh h-ss ts de- I'3aI
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81 Tamb
Fort eEean . da
NoTAI Los
3
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CONDTCIONES Y CONCESTONES


que
apart
PAsA!Essu
fs e da daembrq Los paaie
Para los vaje in&i
vAids
der la
smGsm la de
III g
La
dc ~ los craio Esa ehaia esapGcab alp
d de frances.
sgraisd
cOncee doos
sai demo
idenl6
oscataf nde10
SUI fiias aBacelo gCue:
la, de pesers.
mbareade
Agent @ m sta plaza
MAYoL HERMANos & Co.
hnemoe 3de
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Turrones Finos

duehos
rdid "TURRONES
de el
asemaspq Ia
din parroqusnos fn
SapJu PR, Octubre de 1894
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JARABE
BhRShMICO CR0SOTAD
DEL LICDO. GIOL

El mejor pecteral conocido hasta el dis.
Cura efcszmente las enfermedades del pc
eho, tos pertinaz, catar-os, resfriados, as
ma, bronquitis, tisis pulmonar, grippe, too
medades de las Was respirstoras.
FL Jdrdbe bdLSdnaico creosstGdo dc dSol
sc vonde en- las farmaciss mas acreditadas
de la Isla.
'Pueden tomarse hssts cuatro cuchsrsdi-
tas al dfa.
Pfdase el "Jarabe balsSmico ereosotado
de Giol."
Ponce, Agosto Il de 1894. BIN.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21
burglars at Bevicr.

MACON, Mo, March 2l--.An attempt
was made 10 rob the postot1lce Mt Be
vier. The robbers effected an entrance
through window i'll the rear end of
the office. Marshal Daois discovered
the burglars in the Office as he was
going home He at once aroused and
notified Postmaster Thomas Williams
and another man. Before they could
get back into the Office the burglar
broke and ran, firing at the marshal as
they started Marshal Davis and Post
master Williams shot several times at
the fleeing burglars. but they escaped.
1t is not known whether either of them
was wounded or not Davis and Will
liams were not touched by the robbers
shots. They left behind drilling ma
! chine attached to the safe combination
lock. Nothing was stolen except IS III
small change. left IN the outside money
drawer. They had not yet broken open
the vault.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21

DORADO, Kan, March II, "A.
VI anu I'd Ross We're arrested III
aly by Sheriff Middleton and
y IN jail charged with shooting j.
sol near Latham. They had II
'ail at Latham over the killing of
' \, and it is supposed that this
',ae cause of the affair. Haines
moss Shot lson with n Winchester
'le ball passing through his
tAVu' lson returned the fire with
E|Ser, but did not hit either of his
|Faa's' 1t is thought that Ison
|Mcoyer. Haines and Ross claim
~e shooting was done in selfde-
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21

SAN Francisco, March II. News
from Honolulu brought 10y the brigan-
tine Geneva shows that the recent loss
of the barkentine Hllo was proba bly,
due to arrangement of the vessels
compasses by volcanic action. When
off the coast oft Hawai- recently the
compasses of the Geneva varied con-
siderably. and Captain Nelson was at
a loss to account for the phenomena.
When he heard that kilauea was &C
tive he came to the conclusion 1t was
the volcanic action that had affected his
comrasses Lieutenant Pearson OF Her
Maiesty's Ship Sappho few years ago
noted the same fact The chances are
that the volcanic disturbances affected
the co1npasses of the Hllo and the cap
tain got in shore i'll the fog without
knowing 1t. When he discovered his
whereabouts he set his course, but hit
compasses again played him false ano
his vessel went ashore.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21
,I.. rollard stin restifying.

alyaroN March u. Miss Pol
rbnltted to another severe cross
nation by Attorney Butterworth.
mt over the story of her intro
to Mrs. Black burn. She iden-
The letter she had written MIR.
). dated Covington. Ky, Nov.
4 begging for $50 for her board
I MI called him "dear.'
,-s letters written 10y Miss Pol
Mr.. Rhodes We're introduced
!. identified each ana every one.
ross examination of Miss Pol
"a: trying III the extreme. and i;
,Mful if any witness ever upon
sni was as severely questioned +.
Pollard stood the test pravely.
ave her testimony III "A straight
Nj manner and never yielded TO
nhappy lot until she told of her
II with her babies to shield
lnridge and at his request. Here
laced her head upon the witness
aud wept bitterly The whole
EOom was affected. Her last SEN
was unfinished.
Wilson suggested that the court
d adjourn.
But,erworth. in low tones, said
he had two more questions, but
Aps Mey mai better pe asked ii
horning,
be harsh voice Of the cricr broke
Eolemnlty Of the scene adjournins
H.
plonel Breckinrldge left the court
P with forced smile upon his fac,
bis LAWYERS office.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21
feline IN TEARS
nc Down While In
mo Witness Box.
ruo1E COURT AFFECTED

with Her Babies Too
- the Unhappy Woman.
FORCES ~ Smile Upon
as He Leaves the scene For
.ryers ONCE
,roy March II. - When the
.;.s of the ballitf cried ad-
-, in the old circuit court yes
.,,orpoon the yelled face of
ballard was buried in her
an the rough board top of the
hoy behind which she had sat
aavs The only sound which
|oseu such a silence AS seldom
courtroom was u sobbing
,od to come from the inmost
;rrors we're fun bling in an
IN way with their handKer-
the Judge was staring TOWARD
aing nbstractedly. Even the
whose cross examination had
| 10 this passage wore a look OF
,sd gravity upon his fatherly.
sn, face, with something re
Me like moisture about his eyes.
!. WAS u man among the curious
A in the courtroom unmOHed he
|rnspicuous in the majority OF
lihetlc taces.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21
Clever Confidence Game.

Louis. March ~ Henry Bran
the retired furniture dealer, was
|Mized ont of $500 here bv smooth
|ng young man, aged about %, and
Eei Ill a blue suit. MIR. Brandon
|standlng on the corner of Fourth
h and W ashlngtOn avenue, when
(Oung mar walked mp to him ana
/ some conversation gave him u
n ticket, and then escorted him
|lOnse III the neigh borhood Of JET
p avenue and Chestnut street,
he WAS told his ii cket had drawn
he was, however. required to
" scOO AS security for the amount
later paid him. then WAS induced
ION a car bound down town. The
VINO still accompanied him, theI
20 Oft the car and disappeared
Nandon, who lives ut POO, NORTH
'eehth street, notified the police OF
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21

~, Ssl y treats only the eye, ear
: ~. throat. Glasses adjusted
r.eatlflc measurem emit. Office
s'st National bank.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21

TOPEKA. March 1.-The state vet
Urinary surgeon has been called to bur-
lingame, in Usage county, to lnvesu'
pate a strange disease which has broken
out among the cattle OF that sec
ton The disease starts III the hooi OF
animal. creating irritation. The entire
leg soon become affected. The animal
goes frantic over the pam ana ones ia
side of "a few days.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21

CRAWFORD DEFIANT.
lie Refuses to Give the Keys Of III.
Opera House to "A Receiver

"e "'i"ses TO GIVE the Keys OF His
Opera House to Receiver
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. March II. There
Is another feature in the Crawford case
and the defaulting cashier is now DEFY.
ing the United States courts Craw.
ford three years ago bought the Raid
win theater, valued at $50 900. for s75
subject to about $4,000 Indebtedness
against the structure He has held the
building ever since and has derived
quite an income. but has not paid the
interest on tue mortgage the taxes. in
surance or anything else. The Jarvis
Conkln Trust company is the principal
creditor. holding mortgage for about
$45, 600 Saturday the trust company
succeeded in having Judge Philips of
Kansas CITY put the property in the
hands OF receiver. and H. S. Jewell
business manager of The Democrat.
was appointed. When Receiver jew
ell demanded possession of the build
ing A c. Crawford refused to turn
over the keys. saying that K. G. Inger-
soil was billed at the theater and that
he had been required to give Ingersoll n
personal guarantee of $500. and he
proposed to retain possession of the
building unless the receiver would re-
lleve him of the responsibility.
The receiver declined to do so and
Crawford positively refused to give
possession. saying that NJ would stand
III contempt of court first Receiver
Jewell has held consultation with the
| government authorities here ami some
thing out of the ordinary run is LOOKED
! for
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21
nj. Money Buried Many Years.

CLINTON, Mo-. March GA sure IN
dicAtion of returning confidence CANT
to light here few days ago A mar
who. in 1858. buried over 81, 0oo III goid
dug up his treasure anu brought ~ ''
Clinton ana deposited itin BANK me
nieces which were of gold, were SUI
local tender, hut the Al years Interest
would have materially augmented 'n'
amount
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21

SpRrNGFIELD, Mo, March 2l.--Prof'
w. N. DOYLE, who was recently AT,
rested on a charge of having burned
his college at Ash Grove, for the pur-
pose of procuring insurance money
amounting to $1,000, mad his triai a
Walnut Grove, where the case wa
taken upon change of venue Inc re
sult was an acQulttal
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21

FRANCISCO, March 21.-Mrs.
\ N, Marlln' her daughter Ora. aged
4 =, M'ss Nellie Mccarthy, who lived
h. 4e Martins, were drowned in the
!. .ae capsizing of n yacht. They
b' w.t. On pleasure trip with Peter
uurs' Swedish sailor. The
save the tiller to Mrs Martin
f.. ~ adjusted the sails. She was
. s threw the boat too close
''ua ana 1t turned over.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21
,r...a Irrnamite on His Pier.

CHICAGO. March BE. H. Roseet,
who acting for Edward T. states berry
of philadelpnia. "A son-in-law OF the late
Anthony Dre1el, attempted to pulin "a i"
nier near Lincol, park TO ACQUIRE
p'r rights. The Lincoln PARK
hoard sent number Of police to tne
nier with dynamite and blew the per
up. -------
The bapdsomest variety OF white
canvas brown canvas, Russia cali ana
donoola ladies' low quarters are SHOWN
at Sleeper. Clifton u Dukes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-13

clio que la picIa IS un peje que cuandt
muerde Sc lleva el canto. ASi es o.,
en- cuanto sepa que es verda, compre
unos nlm7ros pa tenerlos en- casa y que
los vean
Mucho lie do este que pensar Don
l'burcip: C, nocia muy mucho su CON-
podre y conoci. que no sin graves
poderosas razones h4ria 10 que detia
pues no era hombre para eambiar dc
chsqueta 10 Rodriguez Gonzalez y
L Z.vala.
T4mbien : decil en- la Capital que
vienen los Jesuitas.
~ Q.e jente son. esas, compae Es
teban
--Compae 20 le digo 10 que oigo di
cen que son j-nte muy negra.
Aim Antonce son terra (l) pa
mi, dijo Crist6bal
Me han dicho --aiiado don Esteban--
que son peores.
II torque don Esteban
-Dlcen que Sc dedlcan la educacion
de los nihos y que Sc valen no Sc de qut
medios para desfgurarles la cabeza ley
esq.
--Aja-d'j, Cfistoba'-ma p'o que
en- terra pa mi-porque ALA ase ESQ
Guam 10 chiquitito que cabeza, hueso ID
bandito, cuando muchachos ia grande
duele mucho--Mira lamo Esteban, hay
barrunto: tiene cuidao, tempo t malo'
La ref x'on de Cristobal sumio los
dos compadres en- profunda meditaci6u
V en- ese punto Sc suspendi6 ell dia
logo.
por la transcription.
BARBA RoJA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-13

Vista Gede6n Fl e>tndio de un pintofs X I
contempla un t.ato al qne e,ta dando as II M,
timas pinceladas el artists
10 & cuadro tan bien hecho, perc que t1or 4
delo tau horrible donde ha lido usted 81
buscar ess cabeza tan fes
= Es mi hermana.. Vi
Gsde6u, corrido sin saber como discnlpas+
-Perdone ustsd.. d-bi haherlo conooido
poi qae 20 psrece mucho usted. n
Eutre amigos: SSs9
Dye, Lui "a; tn amante acaba Do hacetId8
ma declaraci6o. tn que 10 conoces 4 fondo;i&@
dine 81 puedo Ii .rme de gu lealtad Il z
HUMORADAS
Maldito nal el mio
81 puedes, huge de & se llama hastf,, IG
Cuenta el amor muy bajo las mujsres, zs.|S
que hay un debAr contrario los deberee N
Hnid, ma.dito Ell jsmbre
de ideas |ocas que mi frente escnnde H u
Pues, como dice Frapk n no q d6nde
"a lien vive de csperanzas muers de hapbres q
va nj quiero nj puedo
volver unir tn coraz6n al mio
porqus me causa miedo,
mas que un sepulcro lleno, otro vacio
Ramon dc Campoamor. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-13
i NO MAS HERPES


Numerosas certi6caciones de individuos Gu
radios de esta fatal dolenca atestiguan la hon
dad de este medcamento. La HERPE PETINA
SO emplea al propo tempo con la LOCION
ANTIHERPETlCA DE TORREGROSA que
tan brillantes resultados vi-ne dsndo para X
tirpar las pecas barros manchasde la cara
No hay empeine que Sc reeists al TT Il misl
TO de la Herpetina de la Loci6n Ant,herpetic
1e Torregrosa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-13
MI D E S TIN O.
soNEro


Campo e,teil, mortifsrs 1agana
me Q nacer, y la ysrmadal arena
pre,ago iluminaba dc ni psns !.
fdnebre rsyo de saugreuta luna.
Trueno de muerte ms arrull6 en IA cunAs
cuando Castillo, al -acudir la sgena, g
fo'j b. va la barbara cadena
que dlo al corso tirano la fortuna. y
Mi primer tisrso involuntario llaatd 4
uri6.e llanto do la patria mia,
y mis- cj % lloraron su qlebrantos
De entonces mirau a Ii luz del ldia
lugubre antokcha ds doIor y sspant0
smo mi p trlay loro ~ agonia,
Etlfayqsfs de Mosns
Manuel GutiSfres Ndjsra. n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-13
VINO NUTR[TIVO
de kola, coca carne peptonisada de Torregro

de fOM coca y cdrnR pept0htS0dd, 0e IOTFcgfOSd
Alimento reparador para los organismos de-
biles.
Poderoso t6nico on todas las afecciones de
;orazou.
Para la anemia no hay ferrugnoso que lt
,ventajs.
Levapta las fuerzas fieicas del individuo re.
Ipurando al propio tempo las funciones todas
le Ia nutrici6n.
Es sn antidoto efcaz contra 81 abuse de los
Iicores.
Todos estos preparados de Torregrosa har
ado premiados con medallas de orc go la Ex
posici6n Universal de Chicago on la regional
re Puerto Rico.
Dep6sito en- esta ciudad, en- la Farmacia de
Gddea
Por mayor, en- la de don Luis A Torregross
Aguadlla plaza principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-13
Sc ALQU1LAN

Un Almae6a p~opio ptra t'ends con sas hs:
bitacones 81 la cAlle del Comerci0 o. . sie ~.
ia ciu lad janto a'esta dita cuattcs con sas|
divi ZONES, cccinss, fr g,A-fos, sgas, letflnaz
patio, eorrespopdentes cs'la cuartn
P.rs informes d ig''ae don ludaleFia H.
yra ar Ia Fdfmatiu cebtal de Frrrer.
pouce Agos,o ,ie le9i 2lm Y. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-13

Como s'empre que 50 trata de probar que en-
su seno existen fuerzar de primer orden, Ysu
co ochpa en- ests asunto uno de los primeros
puestos. sA.4
Nosotros le adlaudimos, apaudepdo tam
De la activa inf ysnte comis:6n que tan
hermosos resutados pudo alcanzar en- breves
dias.
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RON MARCIA
E[ NEGRlT0

e. sin disputa el m'jor conoeido has
ia hoy.
El suscribiente q lie cuenta larga prdc
tca conocimiento en- el ramo de lico
reria, ha escogido las mejeros marcas,
como Fantauza, Vihas, r prada J
otros no menos acreditados, para pre-
sentar al publico en- general la marcs
que frece, en- la segu'idad que todo e
que 10 pruebe quedara satisfeeho d.
SOS con1icion tonicos ,stomacal ..
V,sitad el establecimiento de ua'
Tous, Mayor mum, 5 y por 80 is ga
reis una rotella del af.mado RI Ne
CRITIC Ponce, Age TO 9 de 1894
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GAIA DE PRE5TAMOS
l6 PLAZA DE LAS DELIcIAS-l6 #

Ell dis % del crrtA 4 las nusvs IA IA nj ia ma
40 remataran en- paoca subaSta as en.leaS
de los ta,ones que Ontinuac % SO expresntl
por cuepta de quien c)rrespo s'ia y orden
auien suscrbe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-13
YAUCO

He aqui nota de las acciones suscritas en-
aqrel entusia-t ia localidad; nota que sirve de
oomp emento al editorial de este MI nero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-13
SA CA | A M 30
0UITA-DOLOR

Este prepsrsdo indio, de gran fsms en- el
pals, cura radicalmente los cstarros gripa
les, dolores de cabesa, neuralgias, reumas
inhamaciopes y demas afecciones cutaneas,
4tc, etc.
La formula de cada botella ndica la ma
ners de usarse. a pessr del gran consume
dc este prepsrado, su precio sera 6io como
sigue: Gaia de "a mediss botellas, Z pesos.
Unicos depositsrios del legitimo SAGA
lambd, @
d Chardd,s y c.
Ponce, Febrers 10 de 1894. Slm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-13

de decir 4 v. M D. que una Comisi6
pide audiencia
-lAudiencia a estas haras! X, un
locura
---Pues bien. ESQ es natural; porqu
la Comision es de locos y viene en- re
presentation de todos los locos de
mundo.
--lHola! ESQ debe ser curioso. Ou
entren
\ Jupiter Sc quitosde la ventana, S
sento en- un 'illon, empez6 a tomar 81
chocolate y espero.
w.
Los locos entraron hacienda cabriola
en- vez de cortesias y armando un ruide
internal
-iG acias Dios que te vemos fren
te q frente! -decian I'd al menos nc
nos juzgaras como nuestros loqueros
--Yo soy Solon.
-Yo Licurgo
--Yo Noises.
#--Yo el Presto Juan de las In1ias.
-Yoel Gar.
--Yp Napoleon
-Yo Esculspo,
Etc; ett; etc; etc; etc.
Me allegro tener aqui tanta genie
h ,nra la - iljo Jupiter sonriendose. .-lY
que os trae & vermtY
Sehor- contest6 el que hacia de
cabezs: -Yo soy Ciceron, y por ESQ mis-
compaheros me han cedido la palabrs:
70 vengo a declarar en- su nombre y en-
el mio y en- el dc todos los locos del
mundo, que las cosas en- el mundo an
dan muy NAL
ESQ mismo pensaba yo hace un
momento-interrumpio Jupiter -Tu pen
samiento es rszonable.
Como todos los de los locos, sehor;
hace mucho tempo que estoy persuade
do de que solo los locos pensamos con
cordura
-Prosigue
-Ssiior, cuahdo Sc conoce un NAL Sc
debe buscar remedio. Todo en- ell mum
do esta NAL: tratemos de que este bien.
Esta TODD NAL, po'que los cuerdos go
biernsn; va veis que torpes son. Per
mitame V. NJ D que formemos una
sociedad los locos, vera como es mu
cho meior que todas las conocidas.
-iEx ,eIente idea! exclamo Jupiter.
J; formadla y venid q avisarme cuando
Ia tengais concluida.
Los locos salieron, ebrios de placer,
saltando, riendo y chIando, como 10
que eran. il oiter acab6 su chocolate,
bebi6 un vase de aqua. encendio otro
cigarro Sc puso a eer la Gaceta
Il lPodreis 6guraros la sociedad que
formaron los locos7 Agotaron en- ella
TODD, los esfuerzos de 81 imaginacion y
su extravio; todo en- ella estaba. al reves
de como debia estar; todo en- ella era
monstruoso; absurd ; era la obra mas
IRA de la demsn sin hAberla visto,
nadi. Sc la po oiria hgurs'; nadie la com
\ prende,i., aunque Sc la explicasen.
Cuando estuvo terminada, los locos,
orgullosos de su obra, lamaron 4 lpi
4 ter para que la viese.
f Fl no Sc hizo esperar
I N -iVoy a ,asar un excelente ratol--
exclam6, y corrio al sitio designado
~ Pero y su gozo en- un pozo AL
ver la creaci6n de los locos, Sc le cayo
elalma a los pies
Esto es todo 10 que h,beis inven
tadoi-exclamo-iplagi rios!
Como, seio'! Esto 10 hemos he
cho los locos solos.
-Ya Sc comprende.
--E' la obra maestro y mas extrava-
gante de locura.
Cleric.
II ues en- csc case. -....
En- ese case, os digo que sois unos
plagiarios; habeis creido crear y hab6is
copiado: esta so iedad de locos, absur
da, monstruosa, desatinada, no es mas
que la sociedad espahola IN RI siglo XIX
7Y cuantos oyeron Jupiter convl
Iiieron .en que tenia razon
CARLOS RUBIo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-13

Dice III Bascapie q14 un vecno de Rio-Pe
draf, que teiia orho jos y Ia pacid otro 90
estos dias, quiso ponerle Pho Mono al Jiltimc,
no Sc 10 permiteron en- ell registro civil d.
pueblo. LIE dj4ron que allf so leva al r4gi i,trc
de los nombres, no el de los MI neros.
IA n...
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-13
RECoRTEs

La fsaldad es 10 dnico que pueds garantizsr
la virtud de las mujeres . Seneca
AL criticar la vandad de las mujsres, los
hombres Sc dueen del fuego que han atiEs.
DO. Lingree.
Las muisres estan atormentadss sin cesar
por el deseo de apreuder 10 qae SO obstinan On
,gnorar - Crebill6n
Para una mujer las novelas one hace scn
mas divertidaa, que Las que ee. Gaatier
No h,y muier fel qns no haya dejsdo Dc
sero, al menos con el pensamiento. - Diderot.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-13
nIDI00 EN- RAMA especial
Ilk1III de las vegas de Ca
InUlUU yey, propiedad estos

de los senores Rucabado y c.
le detalla on su establecimiento
D. Luis Ursulich