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Evening journal., 1894-09-11
NAMES ELECTION.
The Republicans swept the State by Dig
Plnralities.

AAe Astpbptteaua oNtpt the NtAAe Dy Dig
P'uralities.
AUGUSTA, No Sept 1.-THE victo-
rious trumpeting Of the Republican ele.
phant Is sounding throughout an Maine
today, and It's giant footprints arc plain
in the land. II was a good day for Re
publicans and corrospondingly hnd one
for Democrats, but tho result was not al
together unforeseen 70 rain ana general
apathy is duo tho Light vote, and while
the Democrats admit defeat they do not
show a symptom of disceuragement.
The Prohihtionists and Populists are
not largely in evidence 80 far as returns
indicate
Returns have boon received by the As.
sociated Press from over 100 cities and
towns, and these indicate that the state
has reelected Governor Cloayes (l2ep
over Charles Il. johnson (Dem ~ ma
jority which will excaed 37, 600. the larg.
est in the history OF tho party
The Republicans have carried every
county I'm tho state, and it Is estimated
that tho Legislature will have a working
Republican majority Of 1926, which en-.
sures the re- election of Senator William
7. Frye Hon. Thomas b. Reed has becr
re elected to congress by plurality esti
mated at 10, 000 Hon. Nelson Dingley
Hon. Seth L. Milliken and G. A. Bou
telle arc also reelected TO congress by ma
Jorities ranging from 6. 600 to 0Q0 Tn,
total vote viii probably exceed ITO, 600.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
A OaostIor I'D Eoonomr.

From the Provldence journal.
Despite individual extravagances, the
need Of economy In many households has
been, and still is, pressing enough; and
10 is gratifying to find some excellent
women In New York town setting the
rest of their sex an admirable example
Of self denial, which, II it were
generally followed, would tighten inn
mensey the burdens of thousands OF
anxious husbands and fathers. These
women met the other day and resolved
in the most formal fashion not to pur.
chase for a whole year any wearing
apparel costing more than 20 cents q
yard They not only resolved, but,
fearing future temptation, pledged
their word of honor.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

money they heed anl manufacturers are
confident The Republican panic Is
over st Louis Republican.
Still another unhappy wife is suing
Teddy Solomon for separate maintenance
in London. Solomon's wives continue to
be numerous Boston Herald.
A Chicago scientist claims 10 have
discovered the seat OF consciousness
Strange that II should have been found
at Chicago. - Detroit Free Press.
Ia becoming a Populist Senator Jones
adds additional proof OF the truth OF the
old proyefb that one extinguisber will
dt any siz3 Of candle. Philadelphis
Times
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

"The Laborer is Worthy OF His Hire"
The Dover Delawarean published on
Saturday a letter from "Paulus, myth
lcal character, and the Every Evening
sver.ready to sing the secondh hand
praises Of its owner, reprinted it in full
The following extract is fair sample Of
the senselessness Of the whole communi.
cation:
Mr.. Bancroft Is man who believes In pay
ina all his employees the highest price for
their labor. Go ask the weavers aud Others
employ ed at kanCToft's mills on the Brandy
wine, ask the printers on Every Evening
whether they do not receive higher wages
than are paid by any other journal In town.
don't believe there Is union man In VIII
mingion who viii not support MIR. Bancrofts
candidacy.
We have asked one Of the printers on
the Every Evening and he says that
Samuel Bancroft, Jr, pays twenty five
cents per thousand ems. This is the
exact price paid by the Daily Republican
and EVENING JOURNAL; is five cents less
per Thousand than Is paid by the Morn.
Ing News and ten cents less than is paid
BY the Sunday Star.
We have asked one OF Samuel Ban
croft, Jr's mill operatives. He says
that he works ten hours day and re.
ceiyes 81 30 a week. Further than that,
he asserts that Mr. Bancroft recently in.
duced workman to come over from
Ireland, promising to pay him good
wages, and, when he got him
here, gave him 81 day or
SC week. Further than this, the
operative states that Mr.. Bancroft never
imports a machine for his mills without
Importing one man or more to operate IL.
II these are indications Of Mr.. Bancroft's
love for the laboring man it will be q
difficult matter to draw the line between
love and the grinding down process.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
The Kent County Republican Conven
tion will meet at Dover to morrow.
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Friends OF Colonel Breckinridge in
Richmond, Ky, hanged their candidates
opponent in effigy the other niaht
Evidently this other candidate is sne-
peeted Of being gentleman. Chicago
Record.
The eastigation OF the trusts il the
watchwofd Of the Democratic national
campaign. New York Journal.
Business is reviving, the stock market
Is rising, merchants can borrow all the
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

Of Mr.. Bancroft this Fall means that be
win come up for denomination two years
hence and precedent and courtesy will
require the party tc submit to a second
qualification.
Neither the state nor the Nation will
suffer by his defeat. We shall have two
United States senators aud President
and they will be ample to look after Dell
awares National interests.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
Satisfied with the Law.

From the Philadelphia Record.
The new tariff has scarcely gone into
effect until it is generally accepted as
truce to party agitation From Pitts
burg aud other great centres of industry
the cry comes that the manufacturers
Law and look forward to a long period
OF prosperity under its operation This
is in accordance with the practical char
acter Of the American people, whose in
terest it Is that there should be an
end of the controversy, The politicians
have been quick to catch the popular
breeze.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

The New York Republicans have been
having Chauncey NJ Depew interviewed
IN Hamburg, on the political situation 10
their state, aud It Is said the shrewd
ChaunoeY advised them not to be too
cock sure Of carrying the election this
Fall because the Democratic party has
Q remarkable facility FOR harmonizlng on
election day and settling their quarrels
the day after All Of which goes to
show that 1t is not best to count your
chickens before they are Matched. There
will be 10 walk-over in New York this
Fall,as some Republicans are thinking. II
they want to carry the state they have
got to work for it. New York is NOT
Vermont, neither is 1t Arkansas. Il
will be well for both parties to re-
member this.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
Politiclans Day at the Delaware state
Fair

Wednesday. September 70, Is to be a
great day for the politician. at Fairview
Park, Dover. A special effort has been
put forth o attract large crowds of
psople This occasion offers an oppor
tunity for politicians from all over this
state to meet one another, and look after
political interests while taxing IN the
many attractions offered by the Fair
Association. The entire Democratic
ticket win havo been made out and
Politicians Day 1t the fair win ba just
the time for the various candidates 80
meet together and make votes Every
one viii wiah to see the different
nominess and this will be the day to
nave their desire, in this direction.
gratifed. The railroads offer special
rates TO the fair All teams will be ad-
mitted inside the grounds free OF charge.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
eLAss FAcToRIEs sTART.
They Are An Running at Full Blast No,
In South Jersev.

PHILAnELpHIA Sept li.-There was q
general resumption In the glass business
in south Jersey, and by Wednesday there
will hardly be an idle glass factory at Mil
vile, Clayton, Williamstown, Glassboro.
Malaga Bridgcton and Woodbury. All
the factories went into fun blast.
fhe coming season promises to be the
best for years in the glass trade. and tho
outlook tor continued work throughout
the season is excellent Tho work is be-
sng started on very satisfactory basis to
all. Most Of the large factories have or
ders now on their books 10 run them
throughout the year. There is general
decrease of 20 per cent in the glass scale
70 be operated in south Jersey.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
A New Louisiana Purchase.

From the New York World.
The Louisiana Democrats who put
their sugar revenues above their
Democracy are threatening to turn the
state over TO the Republicans
II Is hardly probable that they Will 40
1t. And yet II the price of their adhe
sion 70 the Democratic party Is the con-
tinuatlon OF the direct bounty under
which all the people OF the United
States were taxed $4,000 900 last year
for their exclusive benefit, besides
$50 600, 600 for the Sugar Trust, it is
very probable that they viii be per
mitted to take their votes to another
srket
The Republicans will no doubt bid
higher than the Democrats.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
ran Derby mats.

All the leading Fall styles are now in
stock at Ross's, 2i0 Market street, selling
at prices guaranteed the lowest In the
city. Also a choice selection Of Fall
neckwear at25 and 90 cents,
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

An exchange says that General Coxey
is now filling lecture engagements in
Ohio at 800 per night He is able to
get the price because Of the ad-
Yertisement his march TO Washington
gave him.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
, Did Not oonapire to Ruin Themselves.

Did Not Conaplre to Ruin Themselves.
From the Washington Post.
Panics sometimes come on without
much help from parties, and the ex-
pedlents resorted TO by parties to dispel
panics are not always effective. Neither
''the Reed Congress" nor the Mckinley
bill produced the panics IN Argentine or
Australia, nor the silver trouble IN India,
and these events may have bad some
thing TO do with our financial affections
AT any rate, Mr.. MacVeagh can explain a
panic without charging that q msiority
Of the people entered into a conspiracy to
ruin themselves In order to spite the
minority
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

The BARRIERS are said TO have led the
labor procession In Philadelphia 1t
was certainly proper that they should be
at the head.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

Levi p Morton is now known as the
farmer Of Rhlnecliff and yet he expects
the votes Of his old friends, the bankers
OF New York.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

Ebe w. Tunuell, nominee for governor
and Samuel Bancroft, Jr., nominee for
Congress, were In Wilmington yesterday
afternoon In consultation with the Demo
cratic leaders. They went to Dover to-
day. The reception in honor Of the caudi-
dates in the rooms Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club to morrow evening
promises to DO largely attended and ex-
csedingly enjoyable
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
ooNTEMPoRARY oPlNloN.
waite and the Public WIN Agree

WaIte and The Public VIII Agree.
From ths Philadelphia Inquirer
The Inquirer has a dim suspicion,
founded upon long observation Of Tom
tatierson's Denver News" that before
the campaign for governor Of Colorado
closes, Popullst Waite will agree with
tae public that he can be more kinds % a
political fool in fewer minutes Tran any
other man who ever imagined himself
lreat
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
Robert ]. is the fastest political PAGER
in Brandywine hundred

Chairman Martin Burris, Of the Re.
publican County Executive Committee.
who figured in the Sc. Georges hundred
primaries as an opponent OF John w Jolis
for legislative honors was not candl
date. Some Of his friends cast compli
mentary votes for him, but he does not
wish to b regarded as having been in the
field for the honor.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

FOR ASSESSORS,
JAMES D Mccoy. First district.
JAMES 4. EARLEY, Second district
HENRY G. HIRZEL Third district.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

When man is not worth a picRyune,
his picayunlary affairs are in bad con-
dition.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

LAS lhe hepuDllcan assessment COM
mittee called upon the Wilmington
hundred nominee for his little Pyle2
Clayton T. Harrison, who was de.
feated for the Democratic legislative
nomination, thanks his friends for their
support and regrets that he was not
out sooner. In his letter Of thanks he
makes no mention Of running az al in.
dependent candidate and will doubtless
give his hearty support to his successful
rival
Assessor Conway feels convinced Of
the truth OF the adage that 1.-THE Farley
bird catches the worm
The BlGckblrd hundred Republicans
have already begun to corrupt the elec
tive franchise. They have put Money in
the campaign Bob says that a Simpler
thing was never done
The Kent county Probibitionists met
az Dover yesterday and nominated their
county ticket, as follows: Senator'S
William FAIRIES and William B. Turner:
representatives., O. O Sweeney. S. b.
Cooper, James Keith. W. s. McIlvaine.
David Smith. Thomas j Taylor, Henry
Burke; sheriff, John II Outtsn coroner,
Thomas Joseph; county treasurer, vii
liam Denney levy court commissioners,
W. 7. Collins. Kenton hundred; Il
Thomas Garrison, Little Creek; re-
mainder to be supplied.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
VICTOR B. WOOLBEY Of Wilmington
GEORGE W. sPIcER, Jr., Of Christians
EVAN g. BOYD Of New Castle
r.. BAYARD HEIsEL OF Red Lion.
CLAYTON T. CANN Of Pencader
LEWIS j. GRAVES Of Mil Creek.
RICHARD @. BROCKsON Of Blackbird
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.

HARRY DAY OF Brandywine.
JAMES II. SHALLCROSs OF st. Georges
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Each party had its Day in Brandywine
hundred on Saturday. Now only one
has 1t.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

Assessor Conway feels convinced OF
the truth Of the adage that "the Farley
bird catches the worm
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

FOR GOVERNOR.
EBE w. TUNNELL
Of Sussex County.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

Has the Republican assessment com
mittee called upon the Wilmington
hundred nominee for his little Pyle2
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

ut Il better to be right than to sue.
ceedn-Grover Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

FoR coNaREss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17
BUGEuIO GBIGEL GCDZALBZ

Procurador de sttmero de esta ci,tdad hdce
patblico por medic del lresente amuncio q,ae de-
finitiUomente ha .tgadO Su residencia en- esta
Ciudad q 0frece sms serricios profesionales en-
IN caHe de Isabel nltnero 10. Il ! propi0 tempo
de toda cIase de erpedientes de jurisdiction
roluntaria, de asistar jlieioS Uerbales, del
1rregLo de testdmentdrtas ab- ititestdt0 u dc
toda claSe de asstatos bien sean jsdiciaIes prt-
cddos.
AceptaTd tambifn comisiones para la cont
pra Y ueTta de tfsscas, para adntinistrar las ur-
banas, c0brdr pe11st0nes B rentas. y presentar
al Juzgad0 los erhortos despachos que d ese
objcto Sc le yemtt0,a y d los Registros Mercan-
til de Ia Propisdad los docttme,,tos que le sean
corJfados con csc fin.
Ponce, E,sero 2 de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17

LOS MEDICOS RECOMIENDAN LA
SolHc16n Mars. del licenciado Giol, en las
diferentes enfermedsdes hgadas & la ane-
mia, ciorosis J debiidadeu general.
5 Don Ramon a de Torres, doctor en- Me-
dicina, Cirujia Partos.
CertJSca: que ha hecho frecuentemente
uso de Ia S0LUCI0N MARS, preparada
por e. Licdo. Don Francisco Giol Texidor,
en- las diferentes Intermediates lizadas Ia
anemis, clorosis = debilidad general, obte-
niendo 80 todos los casos Eesultados brilIan-
tes.
para satisfaction del Sr Giol, asi 10
hago constar.-Dr. Torres.
poncs, Trbrero q de 1902
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17

cabo en- ell ano actual, han sido eI
fracasado en- Madrid contra la casa
del sefior Canovas del Castillo, que
costo Ia vi a a uno de los criminales
ell de Pallas en- Barcelona, contra ell
general Martinez Campos ell del Ii
Geo de Ia misna capital todavia i'm
pune, y ell 1Itimo de la Camara fran
cesa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17
COMUNICADO
Sehor don Demetrio Vazquez.

Senor don Demetrio Vazquez.
Pence
Muy seflor mfo: De los fuertes dolores
que usted saoe venfa padeciendo hacfa mu
eho tempo, he encontrado una cura radical
con ell uso de ga especf6co Sdcalamb6, 10 que
tengo Ell gusto de partcparselo para 10 que
usted crea oportuDo. De usted S. S.
Pantale0ra Betttes
Ponce, Enero 16 de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17

tado contra Alexandra II, minandc
la via por donde habia de pasar c
tren imperial
ELY de Febrero de 1880 KhaI
tourine hizo saltar ell comedor de
Palacio de invierno de San Peters
burgo pero este atentado fallo, por.
que aquel dia Sc retardo providen-
cialmente el almuerzo de Ia familis
imperial.
De aquel atentado resultaron ochc
guardias muertos y cuarenta y cinco
personas heridas.
a los pocos dlas, Ell jefe de la poll
cfa rusa, general Melikoff, fue herido
por Mlodetzski
Ell dia I3 de Mario del ano 81, los
nihiIistas Kyssakoff y Sclaboff mata-
ron al Gear de Russia Alexandra | |, y
en- ell mes de Diciembre del mismo
ano, ell general Tchevoune, jefe de la
policfa rusa, fue agredido por dos nj
hilistas
Hasta 1882 no hicieron su apart
cion en- Francia los anarquistas, los
cuales provocaron diferentes explo-
stones en- Monteau-les-Mine que
dando destruida por la dinamita la
igIesia de Bsis- du-Verne. kse atenta
do ocurrio en- ell mes de Agosto; dos
meses despues arrojaron una bomba
en- los sotanos del teatro Bellecour,
de Lyon, hiriendo a varias Personas
Al aflo siguiente, mientras que en-
Espafia las bandas anarquistas de la
ManO Negra cometieron por espacio
de diez dias veintidos asesinatos y
varios incendios, Luisa Michel orga-
niz6 en- la explanada de los invalidos
de Paris un meeting cuya consecuen-
cia fue el saqueo de varios estable-
Cimientos.
Los anarquista ingleses tampoco
permanecfan ociosos, y ell IS de Mar
20 intentaron destruir el Parlamento
ingIes por medic de Ia dinamita. Ell
28 de Setiembre del mismo aflo, los
alemanes Renisdorf y Kuchler fraca-
saron en- su proPosito de hacer saltar
ell monumento de la GermGntG, eleVa-
do en- Niederwald para perpetuar el
recuerdo de la guerra del 20, el mis-
mo dia en- que el Emperador de Ale
mania con su familia Sc dispon1a
inaugurarlO.
Ea Diciembre del 80, los anarquis-
tas rusoS asesinan al jefe de la poIic1a
secreta de San Petersburgo, y al af1o
siguiente, dos alemanes, volaron por
medic de la dinamita, un puesto de
poiicia de transporte, y IN austriaco
mato en- Viena al agente Biloxi.
En- los dias y "a de Enero del IS
estall4ron en- la capital de Inglaterra
dos bombas, una en- un tunel del
ferrocarril metropolitano, y otra cerca
de La torre de Londres.
\ Ell dia IS de Febrero, fue destr uida
Ia estacion Victoria, consecuencla
de una explosion.
En- Mayo del 50 Sc realizaron los
crimenes anarquistas de Chicago, fe-
sultando cuatro muertos y cuarenta y
dos heridos. Al mes siguiente de es
to. Gallo arrojo en- la Bolsa de Paris
una botella que contenia materias
EXPLOSIVES.
In NOVlSlHDlS, DuNdI AOOO y ~
cendi6 un hotel, hiriendo q IN agente
En- Enero del 90 varios indiv1duos
fueron condenados en- Paris por Ia
fabrication de maquinas explosives,
= en- el mes de Noviembfe el ruso
Padlewski asesino en- la capital de
Francia al general Seliverstof.
Los atentados anarquistas del aI1o
ultimo hallanse aun presentes en- Ia
imagination de todos. Descuellan Ia
intentona anarquista de Jerez y las
explosiones de Ravachol en- Paris.
Tanto este como los principales auto
res del complot andaluz, fueron eje-
cutados.
Los principles crfmenes llevados a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17

Ell Cousejo- directive de la Asociaci6n de
Agricultores ha prorrogado hasta ell II del
entrante Febrero la reunion del Jurado que
ha de emitir laudo acerca de los trabajos
presentados al Certamen promovido por
aquel Centre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17

A pesar de 10 que dijimos respecto al
abuse de los carre teros que van por las ca
lies montados los carros. parece que no
Sc ha tornado disposition aguna, pues aver
amigo nuestro estuvo punto de ser
atropellado por IN caro-.
Recorda amos al senior Alcalde 10 que hay
dispuesto SCORE ell particular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17
VENTA
de una fnca de cafe

Sc vende una, de 253 cuerdss de exten-
sion. de las cuales hay $50 cuerdas 6neadas,
( eaber: 100 cuerdas que dan cosecho y
no cuerdas de siembras nuevas Produce
un afio con otro 500 quintales de cafe. Diri-
oirse su dueno, en- el barrio de Cialitos
del pueblo de Gales, sehor J. L. Lafaye.
P1tce, E sso 10 ! 1904 I'm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17

En- circunstancias fatales,
cuando con terribl le sana
manda el hado sobre Espana
desdichas Y 6eros males,
& causa de un accidente
lamentable y desgraciado,
tiene que estarse encerrado
en- su casa el presidente.
I las mil complicaciones
de motines, asonadas,
poblaciones indignadas
contra las contribuciones
y hasta un ataque sasgriento
las armas espanolas-
Sc van resolviendo solas
por arte de encantaniento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17
RECORTES 2

Tomad del amor 10 que de vino toma un
hombre sobrio, pero nunca os emborracheis.
Alfredo de MuSset
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17
NOTICIAS

Parece que en- estas 1ltimas dos noches
los encargados de apagar las luces del alum
brado municipal no empezaron gu tarea has
ia las seis de la manana.
Muy bien.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17

Ocurren cosas muy buenas en- Gurabo.
A IN guardia municipal los que nom
bra por 81 ell Gobernador sobre Ia voluntad
del municipio-d6 ell doH1ingo la chifadura
por guitar sus bastones los campesinos
que bajaban de Ia Cuchilla.
Cuando ell heroe baStonero llevo presen-
cia del iuez la collection de palOS, aqu@l,-
que es un peninsular muy apreciable lie
contest6 :" Amigo mio, yo no necesito le
na para NADIA"
Ell tai guardia no viste su uniforme de
reglamento, sino ell uniforme de voluntario,
al preguntarle un vecino la causa de esa
incorrecci6n, dijo muy campante que el no
te,,ta qsee sujetarse d nimgan reglamento.
Parece que este policia 8~i generis asegu
ra que trae 6rdenes del Gobernador para
arreglar Gurabo.
F, ,g1rense ustedes el arreglo.
Y despu6s fgdrense el guardia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17

LQueda libre una carters
sin su ministro adyacente' :
La sirve embellishments
otro ministro cualquiers,
con 10 que a la vista salta
que aquella cartera sobra
y esta dem5s 10 que cobra
aquel mipistro que falta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17
Sc va ell Gobierno en- verano

Sc va ell Gobierno en- verano
al mar, al rio, q la fuente,
y aqui quedan solamente
los ministries de secano,
que Sc aburren de verdad
puesto que tienen, por junto,
que despachar IN asunto
por una casualidad,
= 81 pals le importa un cuerno,
porque anda perfectamente
la ruvda, Y no Sc resiente
de la falta del Gobierno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17

Han sido destinados mandar la Inca
de Al ecibo ell Ter. teniente de la Guardia
Civil don Nemesio Ibern, la de Barro~ Ell
de igual clase don Leopoldo Venegas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17
Sc marchan los empleados

Sc marchan los empleados
& descansar de sus ocios
Y dieen que los negocios
se quedan abandonados.
Sc para el expedienteo
y el personal reducido
busca, de puro aburrido,
distraction en- ell paseo.
No hay quien despsche nj escriba
fy no Sc resiente NADIA
la, al parecer, complicada
maquina administrative
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17

FL dia del proximo Fsbrero tendra lugar
en- Coamo ell acto de la bendici6n del Hos
pital que acaba de construirse en- aquella
villa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-17

Un amor extinguido puede encenderse de
nuevo: un amor gastado, nunca.-Ang Gu
yarg.