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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, viii attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
? Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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could not go down that way to go out
at the front.
"a stranger came up to the room with
them last Tueeday, and visited them
nearly every day during the week. ]
finally became suspicious, and told the
stranger my house was no place TO loaf
around"
The stranger Mrs. Hohmeyer re-
ferred to, is thought to have been one
OF Detective Insley's men who very
cleverly fell in with the counterfeiters,
thus securing their capture.
Among the effects of Bulls were
found memoranda bearing the names
OF j. B. Swan, Greeley. Colorado; ]. O..
Lendahl, 14l8 Seventeenth street. Dem
YER; r. J. Constantine, Portland, Ind
These men are supposed to know some-
thing of Bulls.
The noted counterfeiter will be turned
over to the United States authorities.
who will see that he gets bis just de-
serts. He should consider himself
lucky if he is sent to prison for 25
wears.
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the wrath to come. have right to join
the church, TO be educated in the prin-
ciples OF the Bible. Hypocrites will
creep into the membership OF the
church. but they are very, very few.
Some ear that they do not wish to
Join the church because it is behind the
times. The SO called advanced think
ers" are agnostics. How can the church
agree with them and believe the Bible? ?
Four-ffths OF the educational institu-
tions, outside of the public schools, are
conducted by the church. Nearly all
the great benevolences are in the hands
OF the church.
II we may know that the natural sun
shines in the heavens, we may know
that the cum of righteousness shines in
the soul. We ought to love the church
and help it by our presence. by our
money and by our work. We should
all say:
II love Thy kingdom, Lord,
The house OF Thine abode"
Rev. M. ]. Hall led in the closing
prayer.
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DIR. w. j. Chichester delivered an i'm
pressive and surprisingly touching dis
course in Emmanuel church yesterday
morning. He took as his text The Be-
trayal of Christ by Judas. Whilst he
looked upon that betrayal as the most
abhorrent of crimes, yet he held that
the fact that Judas when he realized
the unapproachable peridy of his act,
and saw that it eliminated in the cruel
fxion of the Master, went out and
hanged himself, showed that he was
struck with remorse and was not beyond
the reach of salvation.
II he had fallen at the foot of the
cross where the Savior was undergoing
the great agony and implored His for
giveness, he would have received it.
Father, forgive thy erring sons, they
know not what they do" would have
reached him as we'll as the others. He
BETRAYED Christ with kiss, but we all
cruelty Him anew when we sin against
Him. We are all guilty in ourselves of
crimes against His laws whenever we
transgrese them, and help to reproduce
the agony that Judas produced, and it
is only by seeking Christ and repenting
of our transgressiOns that we can atone
for our own betrayals. He has made
the promise that He will in no way cast
out those who come to Him, and the
sinner will find himself received as
Judas would have been received ii he
had sought the intercession Of the COM
passionate Son of Man.
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money in this city, is 80 years of age
and OF a sandy complexion. He is new
at counterfeiting. having been engaged
with Bulls only TWO weeks. Denny
formerly lived at Cadott, Chippewa
county, Wis.,, whore mis- parents now
are. He also resided in Kilsap county,
Washington, and was there in 1888.
Among his effects were found a road
tax receipt and poll tax receipt issued
in that county in 1888. The road tax
receipt was signed by Burgess Hall,
supervisor OF road district No. s. From
Washington Denny drifted south. After
staying in San Francisco he came to
this city, where two weeks ago be fell
in with Bulls. The notorious counter.
feiter at once saw an opportunity to en-
gage his newly found friend in coming
spurious money.
Immediately after the arrest of the
two men Saturday night Denny con-
fessed to the whole operation. He said
he was sorry for his crime, but was
forced to it through ill circumstances.
He knows that he will be- punished. but
saye he hopes it will be as light as possi-
BILE. By his confession Detective Insley
was led to find the place where the men
buried their coin.
SCENE OF THE CONTEMPLATING.
Yesterday morning Denny was re.
moved from the city prison and directed
Insley to their camp.
1t is an isolated spot near zanja No.
of the City Water company's, about
five miles norSh OF the city. on the bank
OF the Los Angeles river.
The camp is among group of will
lows, hidden from view by high bank
on the one side and the foothills on the
other. The public highway ia only 100
yards distant, but 30 secluded is the
spot that there was very little likeli-
hood OF it being discovered.
Denny led the way to the place very
easily, and, in the street vernacular,
made no bones about giving the whole
secret away. He showed where the
metal was turned into bright, shining
coins, where and how the dies were
made-in fact, explained the whole
modus operandi OF successful counter
feiter, so far as he had learned it by two
weeks' experience.
He directed Insley to the spot where
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Church of the New Ern.

At the morning service B. w. Batch
elor read an able paper on the initiative
and referendum as the only correct
method by which the will OF the people
can be sscertained on any question, and
the coming substitute fo- law making by
agents.
In the evening Prof. @. Bowman dis
coursed on the New Era mode of sowing
and reaping. Our daily actions are seeds
after their kind to be resped according
to their kind. The theological idea is
to SOW seed on this earth to reap in
future heaven. 1t appears amazing that
a rational man can believe that q just
God with a knowledge OF the future
could permit an eternity of torment to
be the harvest of few moments SOW
ing on this earth.
The harvest will not be dispropor-
tionate to the sowing. 1t is a mon
strosity to assert that single Gin would
commit a soul to everlasting hell-tire
for the glory of God. We cannot COW
bad seed and expect to reap pleasant
harvest. Men do not gather grapes from
thorns nor figs from thistles. This rule
applies aleo to nations az we'll as to in
dividuals. Righteousness exslteth a
nation, but ain will plunge it into the
hell of contention and bloody strife.
The seven financial conspiracies
against the people have been terrible
sowing, and they are still sowing the
same kind of seed. More bonds, more
wind which shall add to the fury of the
whirlwind. Heaven forbid that the
harvest shall be gatheredl l hope.
pray that the great body of the Ameri-
can people will seek redress without
harvesting this uncanny sowing. The
people are focking to this great reform
by the ballot, and let US hope that rea-
son, and not vengeance, will prevail
Sow the seeds of reform and the harvest
will be free and happy nation.
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Temple street Christian Church.


The pastor, Rev. A. G.. Smither,
preached last night to good audience
upon "The Blessings of Abraham"
Because of bis faith in God. his loyal
obedience to him and his sterling in
tegrity before man God greatly blessed
Abraham.
God made Abraham great, He had
sublime trust in God. Few men have
ever approached him in faith. His faith
in God was most inspiring. Then his
name was made great. In all OF history
no man has equaled. him in celebrity.
He is honored and revered alike by
Jew, Christian and Mohammedan. No
other man has such host OF followers.
His name is great in its power for good
over the human race. How many feeble
souls have been illumined Dy his noble
life?
All families OF the earth have been
blessed through His end. His descend
ants, the Jews, were separated from all
other nations and were made the de-
positaries of Divine truth, and through
them much OF Divine truth has been re-
vealed. The Jews have been the worlds
great teachers of monotheism. They
have borne aloft this faith in our God
in all ages and countries. While they
have, as people, rejected the Christ,
vet, according to Christian teachings,
they will yet receive Him and play a
great part in the evaneelization of the
race. We too often forget the debt the
world owes the Jews.
In Christ all nations arc to be blessed.
Eventually all people shall bow to him
and he shall be the Saviour OF th Q
whole race.
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THE FAITH cuRER.

Rev. wsrnon Still Stays with His Pro-
fessions of Power.
Rev. Warnon reopened his campaign
against sin and disease at the Temper
ance temple last night. The house was
we'll filed.
The curer read letter from friend,
in reply to Mr.. Knox, who denounced
Warnon in the Evening Express on Sat-
urday. He said that Knox had adj
mitted being benefited by Warnon, and
that Knox had changed his opinion be-
cause OF outside influences brought to
bear on him.
A number of alleged invalids were
treated and said they were relieved OF
their various ailments.
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THE coUNTERFEITER's RECORD.

THE CoUNTERFEITER' RECORD.
Last spring year ago Bulls operated
extensively at Denver. He became 80 bold
in circulating bogus money that the
detectives soon dropped onto him. Sew
eral of the gang were arrested, but as
usual the leader escaped. Before going
to Denver he flooded Pittsburg, Chicago,
and other eastern cities with coin OF his
own manufacture. In each of these
cities he worked very successfully.
While operating in Pennsylvania he
labored in the coal mines also as a
blind.
His great success lies in the fact that
he is plain, honest-looking man. He
has the appearance of farm laborer.
Bulls was never known to wear good
clothing.
He dresses rather shabbily; wears an
old slouch hat and coarse brogan shoes
An evenly trimmed. sandy mustache
adorns his lip. He walks stoop-
shouldered and is apparently 40 years of
age.
BULLS ACCoMPLICE.
John Denny, the young man impli-
Gated with Bulls in making counterfeit
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A LONG RECORD OF CRIME.
More Evidence Against the
Counterfeiters.
Capture of Their Complete Outfit
Yesterday.
An Interview With Ike Bulls In
Which He Denies All KnowI-
edge of Counter
feiting.

Ike T. Bulls, the counterieiter ar
rested in this city Saturday night by
Detective George Insley, is undoubtedly
one of the cleverest operators in the
United States. His record would cause
the oldest criminal to grow green with
envy; his history reads like a novel.
Bulls has been in the counterieitinu
business Is years and has had some mar
row escapes from being brought to JUS
tice. In each instance he has baffied
his pursuers with the ekill OF a genius.
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Large audiences attended the East
Los Angeles Baptist church both morn
ing and evening. DR.. W. N. Clarke of
Hamilton seminary, New York. occu-
pied the pulpit both morning and even
ing. He preached two powerful SER
mons. one on Gods Thoughts and Ours,
and the other on You Shall Know the
Truth and the Truth Shall Make You
Free.
Mics Emma L. Miller addressed the
young people and children at p. m. on
The Indian Missions. The class of fves
was we'll attended. Fred Enstrum was
elected as captain OF the first company,
consisting of %.
The Y. P. 8. G. E. was largely at
tended.
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of the Y. W. @. A., who, it will be re-
membered, organized the work in this
city. is expected to arrive from San
Francisco Tuesday afternoon, and will
spend some time in Southern California.
Mrs. Stacy. member of the board of
managers for the Y. W. G. A., in Min
neapolis, Mimi, is in the city.
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Vice President D. B. Robinson, first
vice president of the Santa Fe company,
will arrive here from Phoenix, A.
T.. by the Southern Pacific train this
afternoon.
@. N. Sterry, general solicitor OF the
Santa Fe, will arrive here tomorrow.
HI. G. Whitehead, auditor of the
Southern California, returned yesterday
from Albuquerque, where he has been on
business.
General Manager K. H. Wade re-
turned last night from his horne at
Coronado to meet Mr.. Robinson today.
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Smiths Dandruf Pomade
Cures dandruff and stops falling hair /;
never fails. At OFF & Vaughn's, drug
gists, Fourth and Spring streets.
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For good table wine order our Sono-
ma Zinfandel at SOC per gal. T. Vache &
Co., cor. Commercial and Alameda. Tel.
300
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Rev. M. ]. Hall led in the closing
prayer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-03

Vouzadoux sali6, quedandose iunto 4 la
puerta.
ArNbeIa continuabn habando, Y VouAa-
doux Ola ESQ ruido especial de tcla, de boto-
nes y oorchetes, que produce una mujer al
vestirse.
Mi querido VouzadouX--dijo repentina-
mente la amaaona-te has portado como I'm
hombre distingudo,
DespuGs, 20 yolyi0 4 Dir NADIA NouaadonX
Sent6se, madiciondo un POGO del toeadc
dc las muieres; pero este iltimo cumpli
micnto lc agrad6 tanto, que Sc halaba dis
pucsto Il perdonar su tardanza Il la inglesa
Dentro de POGO podria dcsquitalSe,
PaSado un instantc, llamo;
-iArabella ,adorada mia!
No obtenendo repueSta dijo:
--jNo me contestas? ?.,, Peor para Ii
yoy d sorprenderte.
\ penetr6 en- el tocador, murmurando:
-Namos, Arabella D6ndo estas escon
didaY
luego sinti6 una impression desagradabi
lisima miro al sito donde habia puestoe or,
ylos billcteS, pero odo hobia deSaparecdo
Pecipit6Se hacia Ell ropero, y yIoencontr6 val
cio.
Entonccs Sc mcS6 los cabellosy dijo ma
qnnalmentc.
Il Mi million!
DespuGs sali6 como un loco al gahnete
las demaS pleas, lomondo Il la ingcsa llo
60 d la entrada, donde cstaba VernouilarC
con el revolver preparado en- ell bolsilo,
pregunt6;
--iEstds SECURE de que no ha saHdo?
-lQuiGn!
-- Arabella.
No la he visto.
~ no tc has moyido de aqui'
No, senior.
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La Democracia

Puode que quicra datme una broma, y
este oculta en- alguna parie,
y volvi6 i registrar toda Ia casa,
Nemouilard abandono Ia puerta SO reu-
Mo con 81 amo. DE pronto sNt6 este al cue.
llo dc Su criado, con intenci6n de estrangu-
lare,
-,Canallal It'll la has dejado oscaparl tie
has yendido!
Vernouillard hizo I'm csfucrzo, su amo
cayo rodando 4 cuatro pasoS de a.
-iSe ha vuclto v loco'
Nou2adouN SO lGNant6 con trabaio fNe i
sentarse en- ell diyan, sin perder todayia la
esperanza de que ArabeIIa yolgcria presen-
tarse
Asi trauscurli6 una hora, al cabo de la
eual manifesto ol criado:
--EStamos completamentc burIadoS,
VouzadouX murmur6 medic ldota.
-iY mi dinero!
--Debe haarse i buen rccaudo.
VouzadouX mand6 a Nomouilard que
fucsc i lIamar al ,ortcro lie ofrccera una
buena gratiicac,j0,
Diez minute, despu6S, lleg6 cI porterc
medic dOrnid"
-aIlay aq alguna Aida secreta?-lt
prcgunt6 No NadouN -Rosponda ustcd con
rranqueza, = ,rque pago ben.
El poltcro So lmt6 i conestar
81 la hay, yo la conozco,
iQuicn le-alquil6 i uStcd este euarto2
Tn ioyen
No puede ser; debe habcr sido un Sehol
yieio, uu militar rclirado,
No, Me acurrdo que era I'm joycn del
gado moreno.
iC6mo Sc llamaj
| DavreSac.
NouzadouN torture su mcmoria in1til
mente.
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III portero continue:

III lOl llNlb 'bllllluu,
Me dijo que 10 rlquiIaba para eclp
una muicr Ia cnal paSara sin prcgIN hla
NADIA. En- seguida ttajeron mueblcs,A
una criada yieja, \ la sonora 10 ia
yiSto nunca
-lN al jovent
Ell ioven ha vuclto una dos yeceN
ncche, con amigos, Ilizo aIgo de ruidd
ra nslalarSe; me quejG yo, pero me do
cientos frances, Y no volvi 4 decirlc nadiV
Entrotanto, NcrnouIlard habia pasadd
tocador y 10 regiStraba minuciosamente.
pronto l0n26 un hrito
i Aqui esta, senor
NouaodouX y cl portero pcnetraron en-
ouarto.
Vernouillard les indic6 con e dedo
contornos de una puerta que habia den
del ropero.
= Ienganmo ustedes la lu2--diio Nerno
Hard alargando la yela de que Sc habia 5
vldo para practcare 81 regiStro,
DecpuGs empui6 vioentamente aqut
puerta, la cual salt6e On pedazos, porque es
ba hecha con tabaS POGO resistentc. Ell !
tero no yolyia de su asombro. Alberta
puerta diStinguicron I'M gran boquetc pr
tieado en- la pared
i Is Ia pared que nos separo dc la C
de aldol--eScam6 ell portero.
Los tres hombres dicrou algunoS paSos
| pcnetraron en- una habtaci6n uacia, Gu
memories rinconcs registraron indtilmel
No habia maple. Desesperalo al tiu You
douE, 10 comprendi6 todo
;Addnde da esta casaF -pregunto
ausiedad,
Al buleyar dc Riscardo l.enoir---cont
10 eI portero.
-~Entonces no hay que cansarse mas 60
ljo Nernouilald. .--Por aqui SO ha marcia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-03
Escuela superior de nihas
de Ponce
- CALLE DE LA VILLA NUN1ERO S

Ell a IL de Julio comenzaran de nuevo las classes on este
centlo de ensenanza.
Ademas de las asgnaas coespondentes al grado superior
las nna que deseen podrn dar case de dom dbuo msc
La case dbujo contnda cargo del professor senor Dan
ges la de msica como desde Dcembe tmo la segu desem
penando mi ha Carme Laca la cua ademds do estuos
hechos en- esta ocadad direction de competenes proeso
res obtuvo Madrid en- los tres amos que fu6 aumna d Con-
servaono Nacona e primer pemo por unanmad en- los res
pectvos cursos.
Las abores presentda por esa Ecuea recente Expo
scon de la Provincial han obtendo medalla de orc
Ponce 2 de JUNO de 1894
FRANCESCA A. AIDA DE LACASA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-03

ST usted ouioro nro,,,.a ),
ir6 4 dn"inaI a I''erc : proPuSo el portero =
pueda dornos ,l"n,'n, ~, eolinPanero' 'al Ve'
Vaya usted '''"' '''''''"S'
El otro nortero ,,,o,; .nae.a,
to en- question hahto t'So; ! '"1'fio "q que el Guar
msmo oyon 81 cnal 1Iiio Jiio i,p1,a %,1","oo Por g
~Vonzadnuy Ak I"", oio u'J" r, ,a'lliar"e rerlnet
tero, despidiendo ,mo @ y ,'%rtoo nt,o '"oa Por
Cuando cstnvo solo n0n ~, V''" ;1. u
cobardemente cl dinoro nno 81 io I,'Iuo La%t' nor'
do con tanta hahnidaJ 'I,J 4'' 10 n"o'Sil rooa
--iOhl ime ] vonao~t'
---N No, mo- spfur no Ga ,.o,,,,o,.t ,,.4.1 u,
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COGNAC Y PONCHE MILTTAR

oaanta a1souta de eos arcuo los que han sido somat
BILE ~ % puezd saluda-
r CSs@s s@s en- q cs pSm "a e Puente-oliver c.
E 90 2Sat T" 80 6esaTd d C9Avelno Gonzalez-P Cot
" @O;-Frltze Lund d C?F Fernandez & Cc-Jmn Gie ~
aa3Sez a. % CIAuftant aemanosAvarez Fernandezperaz
q 6N-Mayol Hnos Cos6 Mayo 6 Ce-J Pons E. o. olG1 n
bonnln u CA. Tras & O. ~ :" w
NolA-Al soiciar eso artuos debe fiarse d consumid :
ue dice etquea mecado exien muebas en- 10
Ponce, Mayo IS de 1893
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&UITA-DOLOR

Este preparado ndio, de gran fana on q
pals, cura raiicalmente los catarros gfipa
les, dolores de cabeza, neuralgas, renmas
lnhamaciopes y demas afecciones eutaneas,
etc, etc.
La formula de oada botella indica La ma
pera De usarse. A pesar del gran consume
de este preparado, su precio sera 6io como
sigq1e; Gaia de "A medias botellas, T pesos
Unicos depostarios del legitilno Sqca.
lanbd,
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70 LL-ETlN ol,
PEDRO SALES
UN DRAMA FINANCIERO
ROBERTO DE CAMPIGNAC


Vouzadoux permaneca ALI trastornado,
pensando en- su felcidad.
Themes preparada mi ropa de casa Mar
tinal
--Si, sehora dijo Martina Schalando 4
preciosa bata dc seda roja que estaba sohre
una slla.
iLe parecer6 usted bien con ella pues-
ia -pregunt6 la inglesa dando una palma
dita Vouzadoux.
Adorable.
Entonces, hagame usted el favor de de-
jarme cambar de ropa. VayaSe al gabi-
nele.
Vendo que ell semblante de Vouzadoux
Sc contrafa un POGO, anadio:
mo cierre usted la puerta dejela en-
tornado para que podamos hablar
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Especlfico Salvador
de Juan Sierra UygeU

Con este especffco despparecep los barros
y la picaz6n que produeen las erueciones en
81 cuerpo. Ea el verdadero quite dolor. Sc
usa en- fricciones.
V6udese an la ealle de la Concordie, nj
nero 4, y en- Juana-Daz en- casa de- don
Jose Sanchez, el patero.
3v. p. "a Ponce .1nnio 10 1a 1894
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i A los agricultores !!

Lipg6 la primera r-mesa de los
abonos miuerales de la fabrica esta
blecida en- Mayagtiez.
Haganse los pedidos 4
CHRISTIAN BOYSEN.
f. Playa, Ponce
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|. BASSEDAS
-AGE1NCI-A- ESCOIAR

Con proundo onocmento del pals vvdo gos amos
de las costumb de uveud puerto quea la ccnsanca de
o noy en- Barcelona donde tengo mi a estar
condcione de ander vgr dg estldanes que de aou
acuden buscar instruction secundaa aquea cud
en- su provincial mdante m6dco acceptable estpendo
Me orezco pues los padres de ama que mis- ser
vos En- mi ndran los vene amigo qe Guide les observe
cue les les ane que les acompane socud
ofezca atenciones afectuoas del hogar domestico
Los que quierau obner mas ampos deta pueden peos
los envare el acto. F' -
Domicilo: Ronda San Pedro, al, 70 IA BARCELONA
om Febrero II de 1894
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s.1S G. VSIldeY1

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p ooo. T,h~-r. ~ A., ,prst },u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-03

u por que no los haseguido listed!
Porque hoy domingo hay carreras On Au-
teuil.
i All diablo!
-. tengo que indicar al sefior una
gran combination.
-'-Venga.
lie aqui de 10 que sc trata
Y Vernouiard comenz6 exponer su con-
binacion, la cual escucho Vouzadoux con re-
cogimiento, no solamente porque esperaba
recuperar todo parte de 10 que habfa per-
dido, la yispera, sino porque Vernouilard le
informaba siempre con exactiud sobre los
maneios secretos del mundo de Ia carreras
Mientras que el criado hacia reuacer la
esperanza on el alma de su amo que este
1ltimo Sc consolaba un POGO de la dura de-
rrota sufrida con Arabella, la seductora ANA
zona Sc habia ito con su marido casa de
Merenus. Cuando llegaron ai, Roberto
Deyerain vigilaban atentamente las comuni-
caciones teef6nicas de Joage vouzadoux
sospcchando que aquella mailona econf-
dencias serian muy curiosas.
! Ellos fueron les que la vfpera SO llevaron