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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-09
Illinois Pure Aluminium Co.,
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A RAfE ATTRACTION.

rhs Imperial J.psn.s. rrs.p. From the
Midway risissnce WA Appear at the
Eastern Nsias state Fsts
President Bs.s OF the Eastern Maine
state Fair, which Occur. 10 thl. cir Al.
gus. rs. ~. 30 and 81, has secured an a,.
traction tina, wui prove of tho greatest
interest to the pstron. who s,,sn, ,aa
great show u,.,bs Im,a,isl I.,a,...
troupe. who will rresent tbs ,a.,im,.
game. and ,ports a, Ina a,x.,v k,,,.
dom. or,ea, !, picturs. ,t IN, land tan.
chairman, and .oana. ann. ats.,,,.
,ov., ,i,,,.
T,,. ,,aon,
,,r. =, ia n,,wv p,.,... -, Ia,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-09

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asfgf 10 hssFs asr - a. fg1s@a1gzi
rIHsI rKEHira
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ps4eesi Us - sazli ssss tNaekass 6sfsss 49,
10. sshrsl Kaiss. taaas Af3 "a
SECOND PREMIUM.
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-, al EEsiassspa Hssslsax - rAss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-09

This Mslue Central railroad will sell cheap
excursion tcsets from all stations /, Bangor
good 10 cpms IN all trains arriving IN bangor.
sunday at,rraoou, August 10 b, and vii con.
time tho ssls Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday aud Friday. There tickets wilt be-
good 70 return on all trains 10 sving Bangor ~
" and including Monday. September ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-09
THOMPSON 4 C0SMEY,
wearsas as Kssaa ilvasass "a
STOVES. RANGES and FURNACES
psxsnn MAINE

ossss sar t-ssf l. A. y WISE HssA bassf IA
az .iyia = GLENw Oup - bLNwuoD
hAsuE sid b. tssra. Pms FFsEsmz.
oae w. = 6iea.ssi TRIAD Range.
The sp~cisl fsssafa. sahsalsa ia 10 Girns
~pas3 Grsst zts ~ tsAastsi oaresi design
'~ias sse 3 si-ess af s.s - ssn.ms@faftas s~s
pas ua stare. NssiAiasct N,ssss ~. y sass,s
uEsn Tor. fsrA 81 Gees narafssrs. Nsgs4aH
ovea hsst IA NsstilsasA orsa. iAfss kf lisf
llsr, extra sssss Rea@a Caruxrssi Pr bss
tfa% Cssus Gfsts, ssPzfAsls Lssrs Csasss-
he gssp~0si 0rssd - sekRas i 'ssd - ~
TIE highest grsie pssaing sppArsta. tsss o.
fsss'i 10 iss 9Ate. Fsiae 80.
seeoad E'rassiam.
0ae Medium >lxe Empire Roaster.
The hs,, ,stss ios Go kias Meats, Bite. sur
pfaiucVd
TIE 5sdGss t. 70 seaoiatei ~ the msrssaTs
u TIC kssera Name sgssc Fsif The sipvs 10
ts dsitsrE,J - iaa nstss ~ ths ptagSr psf1sss
u he ksssrn Msiae Stsse Pa Reostgt -
sans ss'al .ssagsgtag 10 ~ taratsbed toe SecFe.
isry hsT pahliesiisa { .mpssissss = ~ %, far
nish to IL hssss ansli Ms4as.dsv mosnisE,
August y, al kxhibi;oa talidiss at Fsss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-09
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ORDER or EXHIBITION.
Nssa.p asaa.s ana.

| sRp-rtaa atizats al tbs i'sft assi ii CrF mAi.
sit - sasase In tscossaE ririss an
.aimai. Tar essisatiaas EKsgAssss sS- Fss
| qasstei Ia us prpsass % xsEssas tssF etsiiilis
placed aud teasiy fat sKsiassiaa
A. q IN. khs sssrstssf's nsf8,x sill 10 apxs
| I'll tba fair Ersesds ne iAs xanssgtasa % b@sb
Re ant aellsvfT Il eatsf ss4.
| An Aasstaat seeretAfy 81 - "a sfieaaAaes
| 81 u Hal. aad sNaiafss Hssss 10 t4krn 1iFuss
| 10 tho ball . hsru tAsy siii ts snxsrd ansi a..
sisasd Fsas tns exA.h.sisn
snaoanssaas's 10 lbs linx q hA-o hs4
| 81 Teie FassS. hsa ssras. sota rsea ~ ansnssn
| aslAs "a a.ususflas All atsss iasegessiss sa8
sas lag svsats. toe -t!ss spastsl gsenssasas
stl - mads, I'll! b ~ led 3, sas slrsAiy lias
ilst q srost oi9afsa BY lhs as.o,aasisa
r...a.Y, A.x.., ssth-
s.m tbs Para III - ng~s 10 pi,ltars.
~ a ~. ..t;auBmlssss silt tearirs thssf hooss
| a sac Scefsi4.sys hssslasftess saa euasa0snss
| the exam asa, @, iss rssssss ihsrsta AS.i.nss.
.sHd ooailaas tfosn day ~ dag aHsa, All clsascs
arr disp sd a
10 ~ %. N. RssmlnAlila % Grass iio,,sslss
u a "a. kxsm'HGtssn u isrsfe Jetssys
"a kKsm1aA aaa Of upsssns .spct
stations. hss' arsu mare. sa8 ~.
| ~ a tn DfsIssoa u Aatsisat nssn.
40 p IA 0rasa ussi q pslHa< asen. ;ns
sls oxen 8 = foct sat gpiss Ssms iis steer.
years Old sBa aadss 4.
30. IN Cay Hal ~iiI he evsnsd % vi,igof,
csose at iOe. ~
"Wednesday. Aax.., ss.s.
euYKsxeRs DAT.
ctiy Hail open each day At a. "a. cio.ias
sa IN. Committees oil romnsass their IN,
;ics AMI coniiaue antsi all elssse. are ssAmiasa.
"a IN. Tso ysss old, ose rear Old saa
| stesr calves,
sAm KxsmFnasioa Of one. .se. Iaree aat
fosr yeafs old soidiass sad dliles. aai ,fossias
siock stsilioas.
Han rrisl Of plaw.. ruiiTssors, huve.,-
ins msehincs road machine. snJ rock and
stump lif,efs. Display VI batter -otket. aaa
creamery.
Thar.a.y. Aasass ~.
sA.x. salIi0a. far ral.las suniicmsn's
dfisias horses. sssllsons Tor rs.ins dram
horses. '5-.... +. r..
9OAn. Grand trial Of ar.fs harsss
loA N. Al the Cattle Ring. examination Of
best town team eve yose OF oxen , years old
and over.
iAs. Trial Of piows and cultivation,
Display Of butter workers add creamery.
80 =. N. Grand trial ~ putting oxen.
20 ?. NJ Examination OF tosn aud coanty
teams
Srs Trial Of harvesting machines. rad
making machines, rock and stump lit,ers. sc.
Friday, Aus.a ~.
i0A.s. G-sad oavslcsie Of all animals
sroetld the usek. All animals must appear IN
the easalcais ~ I. entisled To prpminms.
Afternoon. Tho ttisls " sprei aud other
smnsemcns viii close the exhibition at the
Psrk.
The exhibition a, the hail Will close a, 10
?. n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-09

The sale ~ tAsssss 81 shs hixhss pssnes sfa ts
! r. "a Saturday, Aas. 4s1a 70 Aeiaasstsss Asa
sJsh, faglssise, sQot ~ fssafa sssia iisessaFs
sept ifh Atsef TIA fzif asi fSr sgsxf fsiss
| is,sn Hsadsy, Ass gTik, ssa susdas. ass
| zssh b. oaly { sd 10 fssasn aa1.i nas-I4Ays ssY4
| lat afsas tbs iAss.
Aadtssasi ss1ns sfsss4 ; sasis - AAa1 iAAs
| Efs az tsEalss tis 0fssasslz t4zeasaa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-09
p0M0l 0GlCAl AND H0RTlCUL-
TURAl.
SPECIAL REGULATIONS.

Superintendent OF this department. A. L
Simpson 40 -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-09
The Hangar a Are~.soek u. H., Pts-
eataqais Dieisisa.

win sell excursion tickets to Bangor al the
foilo~ins prizes. irem Monday. August
~. to Friday, Aug, 81. inclusive. g,sd 10 rctufn
Monday, sept 3, sftzr the fair. These prices
include iickei OF admission 10 the Park
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-09
SCHEDULE OF TR0TTING AND
PACING PURSES.

| Tuesday Afternoon, August ~.
$500. For $50 class, tro,tinr. Omen "a
horses owned in Maine and the Mssitims Pro
vincss.
600. For q class, tro,,ing. o,sn to the
world. -
sl50. For -year-old class, troitins.
Open TO hor~s owned In Maine and the Mari
time Provinces.
si0o. For one -year-old class, trosiins and
pacing. Open to nurses owned In Maine aud
Maritime Provinces. IT
"Wednesday Afternoon. Aagast ~.
$500. For 23i class, tro,tIss. Open to
the world.
$500. For 40 cla,s. trottine. Open to
600. For $50 class, troains. Open to
the world
e1oO. For three year-old class, tro,tins.
Open to the horses owned In Name and the
Maritime Provinces.
Running race. Purse announced later.
Tharsday Ansrsoon, August no.
s3oo for 2s9 cia", uotung. Open to
tbs horse, owned in Maine and tina Maritime
Provinces.
seoo. For AIS class. uotting. Open to
the world.
s.oo. For 227 class, pacing and tro.tins.
Open to the world
r5p rof $50 class, uOulnE. tpen 10
horses owned In Maine and the Maritime Pro-
yinces.
Running race. Parse announced later.
Friday Afternoon, August a..
$500. For 400 class, trottius. open TO
hones owned in Maine and the Maritime Pro-
vfutes.
$500. vor 2.2o class. pacing and ,rouias,
opsa TO the world.
600. For 223 class. uo.tins. Open 10
the world.
saoo. FOR alt class, tro,ting and pacing.
opca to tho world.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS.
Purses 10 10 divided ~ follows 10 per cont.
10 the tirt hor.e. ~ per cent ~ the ,ecoai
horse. 10 per cent N the thlrd horse, 10 per
cent 10 the fourth horse.
All ttottlns aud pacing races will be ,nduet-
cd according To the rule. OF 'hs National Trot
ting Association with the exception Of the res
efvations made by the Association.
The Association 81 Gins the right 10 sandwich
In botwccn heats, exhibition heats, or any race
they may deem necessary to facilitate the days
programme.
Heat, in each days races will he trotted al.
tefnstsly.
Horses distaneins the field or any par, there.
Of, will receive first money oaly.
In all purses there must 10 tive or more to
entsr and four TO start
The Association reserved the right 20 have
all nnfipished races and any part of the pro
sralnme which, for any cause. cannot bs car
Red out on the days ~ advertised completed
on the forenoon OF tho following days, rcserv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-09
CLASS
PEARS.


not less than ten y,rietes Of i've specimens of
each variety, and no more.
For best general exhibition Of pears not less
than 10 varieties IS 1t, I'd. 3rd.
Rutries for prem um, Nos. IS and 90 must
consist Of twelve speenn,ns each. no more, no
less.
For best dish Clap,'s FSorits S3 lst, 2 ID
For best dish bartie I 3 lsS, 2 III.
Entr es for premiums Ms. 70 TO 80, iaciu ,ive,
must consist OF i've specimens OF each variety
exhibited
For best dish b ,lli Lucrative 81 Isf, SOC 3D.
For hest dish Beuree a. Anjou 81 g. soc I'd.
For best dish Beufre Is pse 81 Isl. soc ID
Foe hest dish Bsurre Hardy 81 LIST, zoe "a.
For b,st dish Beurre Superdn OIL lst, Doe 2 l.
For best dish beurce Clargeau 81 l,t, 50c
For hest dish Beurre Diel 81 lst, zoe ID.
For beh dish buffum 81 LIST. 50c ID
For b st dish De Tonga 81 LIST, soc I'd.
For best dlsh Doyeaae Boussock 81 LIST, 90.
| I'd.
For bsst dish Duehssse d'Ansoulems OIL lst
| soc ID.
For best dish Fulton OIL Isl SOC ID.
| For be,t dish Glout Moroccan OIL LIST, 50c ID
| For hest dish Goodae 81 LIST, soc u.
| Fur best dish Ho veil 81 lsf, 60e ID.
| For best dish Lawrence 81 I, soc I'd.
| For best dish Louise boaae dc Jersey 81 lst
| SOC ID.
For hest dish Marie Louise al LIST. SOC I'd.
For hes, dish Nieker-on 81 1T, 50c ID.
For b3st dish Seckcl 81 LIST, ouc I'd.
For best dish Sleliun 81 lst. soc ID.
For best dish Souvenir do Congress 81 LIST
| SOC I'd.
For bes, dish Vicar OF WINFIELD o. LIST. 80,
%.
For best dish Winter Nelis 81 lst, SOC I'd.
| GLASS;.
| GRAPES.
Ia Graps exhibitions mos. % and 91) no
less than six varieties shaft constitas q collie c
| ton.
For best exhibition u grapes gro sn with ar,
tiiieial be At 90 lst, %, Sd.
For bsst exhibition OF grape, down In colG
grsoery o. 1T. 4 ID, Sd.
Open Atr CIR 'pas-fh, exhibition occurs 81
cary in the autuma that the ASSOCIATION Offer
no prem ans for outdoor grapes. But shoul
spec M ms be exhibited Of sufficient maturity 3
be deemed worthy Of prize. competent jadge
witt no appointed at the tins Of thu Fair, anS
gratuities awarded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-09

For hes, dish Role 81 LIST. soc Fad.
For best dish Russell IL LIST, 50c 2ad.
For best disa Somerset 81 LIST, Doc Fad.
Fur best dish Stark 81 lst, soc 2nd.
For best dish StarSey 81 LIST, 50e md.
For best dish Talman's Sweet 81 lst Soc 2nd
Foe best dish tetofsSy 81 lst soc God.
For hest dish WAGNER 81 LIST, SOC Fad.
For best di,h Wealthy 81 LIST, soc Cad.
For best dish Williams Fayorite 81 LIST, SOC
and
For best dish Winthrop Greeuing 81 lss soc
2nd.
For best dish Yellow Transparent 81 LIST, SOC
2nd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-09


son. - lst aud.
Zoe 81.
best toilet set, boiling 9th. 81 i.t. Zoe 2nd.
best specimen darnei work, 81 LIST. Zoe 2nd
=. nest embroidered ehilis dress. silk, u LIST,
2ni.
:, Best embroidered lsdys skirt, si.oo is. |
Best piece or ss stitch work, ~ LIST, Toe Pad
y, piece embroidsry, button hoe stitch.
80 LIST, 2nd, 10 81.
bes, table cover, long and short stitch, sl.o0
LIST, 2nd.
besl centre piece. long and short sh oh. u
a best doyIiss. long and short stitch Ia don.
be., bal'y's pillow long and short stitch, 81
LIST Zoe md
Be't bureau scarf. long and short stitch LEO
! 2nd.
End. w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-09

VIII sell excursion tickets b Bangor during
9 week u the gfea, exhibition al the follow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-09
SCHEDULE OF PnEnIUuS

Persons Intending to make entities vii find
II a convenience IN themssrve. and wiE# confer
a favor on the superintendent by giving fill
list 81 their exhibit. hv SATURDAY, before the
opening Of the exhibition Nv 50 doing entry
card. can lie In resdi1ss, flr I'll IN al The time
u their arrival with exhibits. it'll
u . 49, =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-09

For specimens Of small fruits in preserving
Had, in Jars or Dptties not more than one pint
each, premiums OF 80 cents and Is cents will Do
AWARDED for each variety. provided the coadi-
uon OF the fruit will enable the judges to iden-
tlfy the varieties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-09

consist Of ,wssrP'>-Sfias each, no more, no
lss-E
r por p sss. ' dish Soltssn sf a "a ri
''P Por best dish Rhode island Grooming. -, Id,
e e., 2 ss., dish Roxbary Rus,e,s % l,t az.
For hes. dish rompkin' King s3l,t. 2dl
For best dish yellow Believer % lat, 81
Bird.
THIRD DIVISION
Ensrie. for premiums In this dlv,,to,
consist ot FIVE specimens and no more n, a a.s.S
variety exhibited, and must he separs,s 1911. eac4
For u Aexsuder Il sli ii. a'G e. aa' ~
f@ sol pe o az American Golden Rasse., Al
FOR best dill Ben Davis Al la, 10, ., :
I'd For best dist cane tnIne ounoe), 81 i.,, sos
Doc ID VI otuenours, 81 LIST.
P ~ est di.h Earl Harvest, 81 Ia, 5oc "a
F9r b es. d'sh Ftliayater. 81 .2st. 30. "a -'
Ut p'st dish Fall E4ryev. Al Is, ia
~. , est aish Fsmeuse. 81 l.t. 50r "a
NJ ,'sst sh Garden Rovat =, l., ~, "a
PR bs s, dish Graats seaaiy, 81 Isl. soc ri.
5oe n, nest dish Hubbatdstoa soosuch. 81 Isl,
siist, SOC "a. 'e"e'e ''c ''so' tNodneaa),
ror hest dl.h K,,e svse,,,,, q,
p. ror best dish l.asee Yel,s... ny PC I'd.
n9sshl. 81 il, a. "a 'sao" bongh ts~eel
For ~, e an Mciniosh Red, si I.., SOC "a.
por -, a n,N Mlldlns, 81 lst. 5pc I'd. -'
For tess a s,h he'her, sl LIST, Soc "a.
For ~, a I'm M1ispn Sweet $i LIST 5Oc o,a
Por 1es, a as ,,eevs Pleasant 81 Let To- "a
Por ~. a sa pop.'ne k1yals'si ist, 5Sc 5 5ad
\ For h., a A., pofer q LIST SOC 2nd' wv N"d
pos hes, AK AK p pn sweSki ht, 5oc ,oa
For tre.t N y rf@ dent 81 fst, zoe 2nd SUI
Por h nest dish punpkin ssest a. ~. Ina;
For h.. di,s hei As,rachan al H., rs ~ a,
'' ai'h Red Canada si 1T, st. S SSc a 5oa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-10
A DESTROY SINIESTRO

Llegaban nosotros, hace hoy un
mes, dia por dia, los mas raros infor-
mes. Que en- la Asamblea de Sac
Juan morirfa ell partido autonomis-
ia J; que la disoluci6n era cosa positi-
vamente acordada en- ccmGrG de macs
tros; que al Gobernador Sc prometfa
el licenciamiento de las huestes libe-
rales; que iban acentnandose de un
modo s6rio tendencias de reforms
mo. cuya bandera son los proyectos
de Maura que no habrfa poder hu
mano capaz de impedir ell 1ltimo, ell
de6nit vo desastre de la idea bautiza
da en- Ponce y con6rms da en- Maya
giez.
Bajo esas impresiones acudimos
la asamblea, para impedir con
nuestra palabra Y con nuestro voto
la consumaci6n de aquel suicidio In
creible Y en- la asamblea escucha-
mos ell discurao glacial de un director
jur1dlco autouomista, que, desempe
hando entonces la j-fatura de la CO.
lectividad, declaraba no haber sido
nunca autonomista. 10 cual constitu-
yA ell mas absurdo de todos los ab
surdos con qre puede sonar la fanta-
ia. 7 en- Ia asamblea vimos dibui iarse
los espectros del cisma, cuando uD
director polftico SO negaba a asistir
a los debates y conserUabo, sin embar
go, d outrance, su condici6n de jefe
ST tales actitudes DO constituian
una burla sans srienta no respondian
a un. oculto proposito. confesamos
que resultan verdaderamente parade
gicas; pero resueltos nosotros, y Co
mo nosotros los representatives de los
comit6s de los pueb'os. a levantar
ell coraz6n y a no provocar rencillas
nuevas, dejamos que pasase la ola de
nieve, reemplazamos la Delegation
dimitente y suspendimos los traba
jos para una 6poca mas lejana para
la epoca en- que 81 partido, por la pro
paganda y por ell sacri6cio, cobre ell
vigor de que circunstancias fatales
le privaron.
Ahora Sc dice que nacera IN par
lido reformista, con igual credo que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-10
FL CONFLIGTO NONETARIO
UNICA CI0N

ST las ensenanzas que en- todos los
tonos hemos prodigado q este pals,
desde ell malhadado dia en- que Sc co
meti6 ell disparate econ6mico de dar
acceso q la moneda mejicana, como
t6rmino de comparani6n en- los servi-
clos, Lubierau tornado forma corpo-
rea, ora porque nosotros mismos es
tamparamos todas nuestras ideas en-
ell papel, 8 porque ell taqu1grafo hu-
biera recogido en- notas nuestro pen
samiento, seguramente que podr1a
mos hoy presentar q esta sociedad,
grueso vol1men, de sana coherente
doctrina, donde quedaban senalados
todos los peligros que aquel impre
meditado acto de gobierno nos expo
MIA, indicadas tambi6n las solucio
nes para ell conficto, que, desde el
primer instante previmos, y que pu
do ser entonces la conversion de la
moneda meiicana per la nacionsl, to
mando por base ell patron de orc, co
mo 10 pedimos con insistencia varias
veces, y va, mas tarde, cuando nuevas
complications han surgido, Ia sus
tituci6n de la citada moneda por Ia
de igual clase nacfonal, dnica solu-
ci6n que sc impone hoy, 10 mismo por
las condolences economicas de la pro
vincia, que por las generates de Ia
patria.
Y bien pudi6ramos, con la autori-
dad que nos prestan esos anteceden
tes, decir a las classes comerciales y
agrfcolas del pals: Habeis demos
trado una completa ignorancia de los
mas elementales conocimientos que
son necesarios para ejercer vuestra
profession, que tanto SO rczascon las
demas manifestaciones de Ia vida So
cial, cuando eolicitasteis del Gobier-
no Ia admission del peso mejicano co
mo moneda acirculante; Y la resistencla
que el mayor ndmero ha opuestc
siempre q las soluciones que para g
conficto creado SO han propuesto, es
reveladora, 8 de un bal nivel de ciyi
lizaci6n, de una decadencia mora
que, llevsndo al olvido las leyes de
selidar1dad que imperan siempre er
Ell estado social, Gespierta los apetl
tos las concupiscencias, hace po
sible la exploitation de unas clase'
contra otras.
Y podriamos decir tambi6n q los
gobiernos todos que desde el ano e
SO han sucedido en- nuestra patria J
& sus representaciones en- la provin
cia t" No pudisteis nj deb1steis VIC
lar nuestra legislaci6n monetaria J
dar acceso, como termino de compa
raci6n en- nuestros cambios, uns
moneda extranjera de especie depre
ciada, que tenfa la agravante de nc
llevar la responsabilidad del gobiernt
del pals en- que Sc emite."
''Nues+ras leyes constitucionales q
os conceden la tutela en- ese ramo d.
gobierno administration, esa tn
tela tiene por unico objeto vigila1
que ell t6rmino de comparaci6n en- los
contratos, no Sc altere en- su valor
nj por una aleaci6n en- ella, mas bal,
Que la que las leyes establecen, n
por una emission de moneda que este
en- desproporci6n con las necesidades
del agregado pol1tico q que ee sirve
''Ei problema moneCario no es d.
ninguna manera parcial: esta plan
teado desde hace tempo en- todo 9
mundo civilizado, y su primera Gauss
determinante es Ell desequilibrio er
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-10

Esta idea me console, y continue
sin interrnrcien mis- visitas. 81 bien
no dejaba de morti6carme la presen
cia de aquel tipo. iQuien sabe 81 la
familia Sc habra enterado de nues
tros amores, y 10 ha puesto en- est
sitio para que nos vigile!
Pasaron los meses sin que en- mi
alma Sc apagase ell fuego de aquella
passion Y sin qne faltase un solo dia q
la misteriosa cita.
Pero una tarde, tndas mis- ilusiones
vinieron al suelo con estrepito. Pc
metre en- ell portal buscando con Ia
mirada mi bella desconocida po-
co falt6 para que me desplomase en-
Ell suelo
Las dos cartulinas habian desapa-
recido, y en- su lugar hsllabase una de
grandes dimenciones fernando un
grupo bastante signi6cativo: en- dos
sillas, muy jnntitas, estaban 6l y ella
sonri6ndose 81 uno al otro, y sobre
sus rodillas, IN nino de tres cnatro
meses, que levantaba los bracitos co
mo queriendo acariciar las fsono
mias de ambos
El cuadro no dejaba lugar a du
das estaban casados.
Sentf que ell coraz6n me daba VI
vuelco tremendo y que las lagrima
querian brotar de mis- ojos, Y ante
de que algdn curioso Sc 6jase en- m
emoci6n. abandone aquel sitio, llevan
do en- el alma una tristeza in6nita
en- los labios ell juramento de n
volver a detenerme en- ell portal d
ning1n fot6grafo.
MARIANA ABRIL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-10
LITERATURA
LA ESTATUA DE BARRO

Julia ten'a entonces ocho amos.
Era lista, bulliciosa traviesa. SIS
padres la minaban tanto que no s.
la podia contrariar sin que Sc prove
case su enojo
Y ique enoj,!
Phtaleaba. Sc desconponia sus &
citos rubios, lanzando estriientes ch.
llidos, sin que nj una lagrina asomase
sus grande es ojos azules, que la ra-
beta hacfa m is luminosos.
Es verdad que este sofia ocurrir
fnuy pocas veces.
Su estado habitual era la algeria.
semejandose a esos rayos de sol qIc
rtfeja un espejo en- las manos de los
nif5os que 10 llevan de un lado otro
sin detenerse en- alguno.
Graciosa y o :urrente en- sus zalame-