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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-04-11

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In leaving the chair at the close OF the
meeting Mayor Halstead extended to the
members of the council his thanks for
all favors extended to him. tie hoped
that all differences which had arisen
during his term of Office would now be
forgotten in his resumption OF civil lie
for iE his administration everything
which he had done as mayor was done
for the best interest Of the city. IT he
had made enemies he was sorry for it.
His faults were probably we'll known;
his good qualities would be made known
after he was dead. He especially thanked
Louis Cadieux for the service he had
rendered as policeman; he was honest,
sober and upright and prompt in obeyinR
orders. He could always be depended
upon to do his duty. With these re
marks he took pleasure IN Offering the
chair to the new mayor. who then as
sumed the duties of the office.
The new aldermen were sworn in, and
the new regime began.
Geo. Eager was made the city clerk by
by vote of Z; blank.
Attorney Baldwin was reelected coun-
sci for the city for the ensuing year,
unanimously.
Here, owing to the foulness of the air
in the room, the new mayor arose from
his seat and punched wad OF paper
from broken pane Of glass in the win.
dow.
The informal vote for water commls-
sioner resulted in 4 votes for Chas.
Pierce s1d for G. Il. Cowles. The
formal vote resulted in for Cowles and
3 for Pierce. Cowles was declared
elected.
The following committees we're an
nounced:
Finance: Gaffney, Schmitz and
Benech.
Fire: Seekins, Mitchell and Gafney.
Printing: Bensch, johnson and Seek
lns.
License: schmitz, Clemens and
Bensch.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26
BUSINESS PUBLICITY

Is the chief element of success in business, yet it is to.
tally neglected by nearly every Business College. No
business mans education is complete who does noe
known how to prepare and arrange attractive adver.
Using matter, and above all to select
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26
ELIZABETH CITY, N. c.
Paragraphs of Interest to North
CaroIinians Generally.
Special Dispatch to The virginiau.

SdTOiInidnS 1enerlllY.
Special Dispatch to The Virginiau.
ELIzABETH CITY. n. O., February
2o.-Ihere was quite u lively scene
at the Mayors Court here this morn
ing. The crowd present was SO
large that the room in the City Hall
could not begin to hold them, and
the court was held in the courthouse,
which WINS packed almost to suffoca-
ton. News of the arrest Of chicken
thieves and burglars on Saturday
night by a Richmond detective
spread all owe the city.
The cases tried we're as follows:
Gallup, colored, for stealing chick.
ems, was put under @ bond of 500
for his appearance ut Superior
Court. Louis Brown and William
Lucas, also colorod, for conspiracy
OF burglary and burglary, were each
put under q bond of 800 for APP
pearanoe at Superior Court. JOS.
Walker, accused of stealing fodder
from w. al. Gregory's livery sta.
bles, was acquitted. In all these
cases Denis Rowe. the colorcd de.
tectlve from Richmond, gave his
testimony. which was the most i'm.
portant given.
The facts that led up to the arrest
of the persons tried this morning
are ns follows: Nearly two weeks
ago chicken thieves had become SO
plentiful here that the town author.
tiles SEM to tho National Detective
Agency, OF Richmond, W., for a
man to come here and ferret out
the guilty parties. In response to
the demand for u detective Denis
Rowe was sent and arrived ON Sat.
urday, February %. He had no
idea of arresting any one but chick
en- thieves when he arrived, and
boarded at the colored boarding
house OF William Lucas, on Pom,
dexter street.
While there Lucas proposed o
plan to rob several stores and n
bank to Rowe, who on learning this
played In with him and made the
impression that he was a protes.
sIonal thief and burglar. Lucas ana
Brown proposed to enter tho store
OF lIhrlnghaus Bros. N Co. on Sat.
urday night and rob the safe.
howe was taken into this confidence
and at once informed Mayor Glover.
who IN turn informed MIR. ID. b
Bradford, of the firm who were !
be robbed.
The plans for robbery were 8
follows: Brown was to enter Il
front of the store, Rowe the rea
and Lucas to watch outside, WIZ
Brown had effected Gu entrance h
was met by n revolver in the hand
OF Mir. Bradford and captured
Lucas was also arrested that nigh
Rowe also worked up the ca
against the chIokan thief Gsllu
who was tried to-day. Lucas az,
his wife are also implicated in tho
chicken stealing.
The Lyons-H ealy Comedy Con
pany VIII present the play, Exit thr
Walt" at the Opera House to nigh
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26
BERKLEY'S BRIGHT BRIEFS
News of the City Told in Pleas
ant Style.
REPEATED
The Little Folks Entertainment
VIII be Given for the Benefit
of the Baptist Church,
Silver Tea. Per-
sonal Notes.

The Little Folks entertainment,
which was so loreditably rendered
on last Friday night by the scholars
IN the preparatory class. at the Ry-
land Institute, and which reflected
go much credit on "rhe Little
Folks" and the excellent aud skill
fnl q training and management of
their teacher, Miss NJ. Estelle Butt,
will be repeated by special request
to night at 1880 O'Clock, ut Ryland
Institute Chapel, for the benefit OF
the choir of the Berkeley Baptist
Church. Many new and interesting
features will be added, and all who
attend this entertainment can do so
with the full expectation OF being
gratilied by spending an enjoyable
evening. The nominal sum of 10
cents will be charged rs an admis-
sion fee.
The young ladies of Chestnut
Street M. Il. Church will give O
"Silver Tea" at the residence OF
Mrs. Winningder Thursday evening
ct s o'clock. An interesting pro.
gramme has been arranged, after
which refreshments will be served
free. Everybody is invited to come
and bring o silver Offering.
Rev. Sam Small preached a special
sermon Sunday night at Chestnut
Street NJ. j.. Church to the Uniform
Rank, Knight of Pythias. The
| church was filed beyond seating
capacity.
Mr.. Frank Hanberry has opened
a grocery Mt his new building, corner
Liberty and Ninth streets.
There will be o 'love feast" ser
vice at Chestnut Street NJ. L. Church
"Wednesday night. The public nre
invited to attend.
Miss Luna Ives, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. James Y.
Old, OF Elizabeth City, has returned
home.
MIR. r. II, SIP ny has moved hi,
grocery in the fine brick store for
merly occupied by Mr.. Salisbury,
corner Liberty and Eight streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26
NOTES FROM RALEIGH.
OF Special Interest TO North Caro-
~linians Generally.

~linians Generally.
Special Dispatch to Tho viginian.
RALEIGH, n. c., February 3d.
To-day the work of raising the great
derrick at the Confederate monu-
ment at tho west gate of the Capitol
square began. 1t will require at
least another month to complete the
monument, as fully a month has
been lost by reason OF bnd weather.
The f%nsionists had a meeting this
evening to devise some plan for get.
ting hold of the patronage Of the
penitentiary. 1t is something which
they specially desire.
Yesterday while O little sol of
Senator Moody was playing with
some boys in the Capitol and sliding
down banisters, he lost his hold and
fell some fifteen fset to the granite
floor. His head was injured, an arm
broken and u finger cut open. His
condition is serious. He fell on one
elbow and forehead.
There was another severe acci
dent, and a curious one. here yes
terday, III which MIR. George Moore,
n son of the late Hon. b. +. Nj GORE,
suffered what may be q life injury.
Mr.. Moore was at a hotel and g dog
ran between his legs, tripping him
SO he fell with great force. His hip
bone struck aud was broken. His
physician has little hope that he will
W recover from the injury.
The chairmen of the Finance
Committees of the Legislature tell
me that they will recommend %
cents as the tax rate, this being the
same as that fixed by the last Legis.
lature.
w, II. Martin, for years chief
clerk of the Revenue Collectors
Office here, will in a few weeks be-
come q clerk in the State Treasury,
succeeding Robert l.. Burkhead,
who goes to Norfolk to engage in
business.
In the House to day the resolu
ton to reduce salaries and fees was
unfavorably reported. At one time
there was quite a flourish in regard
| to it,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26
Freight Esatcs Decision.
BY Southern Assoclatei Press.

WASHINGTON, February 25.-Ti.
Interstate Commerce CommIssiu
has filed a memorandum decisio
prepared by Commissioner Veazo
IN the cases brought by the Soutl.
ern Paint and Glass Company al
others against the Louisville AZ.
Nashville and others, which involv
me legality Of rates on glass froi
Muncle, Ind, and Pittsburn
"a, to Atlanta, rs compared vii
such rates to Chattanooga and othc
southern points. Proceedings "A,
stayed until final determination
the courts Iii such other cases.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26
TIE BEST MEDIUMS

TIE BEST MEDIUMS
for reaching the public. A well-sclected stock and
polite, attentive service will hold patronage after it is
secured, but ADVERTISING is ABB
purchase.
The best medium in Norfolk and vicinity
TIE NORFOLK VIRGINIAN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26
small EscgInninp.

MAKE great endings sometimes. Ailment.
that we are apt to consider trivial often
crow, through neglect. into afro Ione
malauies, dangerous in themselves NJ
productive or others. IL is the dis a ara
OF the earlier indications of IN heaIth
Wh.ch READS to the e adjustment OF ali
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moreover, there are certain cbTonic Iis.
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tetters stomach Bt,ers. After Won lac
incurre rlsk from these in luepces, a
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complaint, kidney and bladder tror bic
elsousI anu debility 1t is tho most
oeservediy popular of remedies ana nrot
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26

Ladies whose systems aro poisoned
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ton. u to menstrual irregularities,
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dcrful tonic n blood cleansing prop
critics OF p. p. p Pr!ckly Ash, POKE
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26

syphilis. for blood poisoning. mercu-
rial poison, malaria, dyspepsia, and
in all blood and skin diseases, like
blotches. pimplos, old chronic uloers.
letter. scald head. hoils, erysipelas.
contradiction, that =. z. p. ts tho best
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In all cases.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26
EDENTON, N. C..

"The Box of Monkeys" was pre.
eented again last night by home tai.
ent at Rea's Opera House.
Key. j.. 70. White preached at
Macedonia Church Sunday after.
noon.
The Lyons-H ealy Comedy Com.
pany lsit yesterday morning for
EiizaDeth CITY. at which place they
will play this week,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26
and SCr0fula

tho weak aud debilitated, gives
strength To weakened nerves, expels
diseases, giving the patient health and
happiness where sickness, gloomy
feelings and lassitudc frst prevailed.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-19

La mareiada que hay contra Crispi es i'm
possible de daScribrir. Sus enemigOs eleVan tai
clamoreo, que las especies eciadas yolar
contra 81 de haber recibid0 dinerO, empiezan
va tomar arraigo en- Ia creencia de Ia par
te saIa del pals
Esta creencia Sc robustece con los docu-
mentos haIlados por la comisi6n inyesti-
gadora de los cinco. Estos han encOntrado,
por 10 que Sc relaciona con las operaciones
confdencialeS del Banco Romano. uu bono
de 80 600 frances del director Taulongo a
Crispi, tres recibos mas de este que ascienden
Ia suma de 55 600 frances.
El gran maestro de la mas0neria italiana
Adriano Lemmi, ha recibido 10000, de los
cuales 80. 600 han sido para la mujer de Girls
pi FL antique ministro Grimaldi ha reCibido
40 coo Todas estas cantidades tiguran asan-
tadas en- los lbros del Banco, como desti-
nadas "a los gastos Hara la nueya ley 8obre
los banCos.
En- una carta escrita Giolitti por Tau
longo este refiere que, pOr recommendation de
Crispi, descouto de los yalores en- GAIA la
cantidad de frances $50. 600 para el diputado
Chiara, cue Cuando Sc ompez6 ell proceso,
emprendio Ia fuga. FL director del Banco
Romano anade que todo el mundo esta per-
suadido de que ese Chiara no era otra Cosa
cue un testaferro que ell dinero era para
Crispi.
Otra carta de Grillo 4 Giolitti, eXpresa
que Cri8pi antes de entrar en- el ministro
Depretis Sc hizo entregar por ell Banco Ma
cional $4,000 frances, que con otras can
tidades posteriores ascienden $4,000.
En- Ia carta de Grillo Sc dice que de las
cantidadas eXigidas por Crispi, este reem-
bol5o 80. 090 frances hace cosa de dos amos,
ell resto, una parte, por 10 mcnos en- Di-
ciembre 6ltimo, este es, antes de subr al
poder el actual presidente del Consejo de
miuistros.
10 que antecele registe 81 es cierto, una
grayedad inmensa para Crispi, pues auuque
haya devuelto todo e dinero que sc supone
ha pedido al Banco, 9 una parte, este no
disminuye la responsabilidad en- que ha in
currido, al disponer/ de unos fondos que no
eran suyOS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-19
FIERAS CONTRi FIERAS

Como en- estos dias h't leido nuestrO publ
co puerto riqueIO en- yario5 perlodlcos el
resultado de la lucha entire un leon y un tC-
70 ell Madrid par6cenos oportuno dar los
detalleS que sigaen, sObre otro5 e5pectaculoS
de id6ntico linaje.
sen 797 Sc dio una funci6n de noyillos,
en- que sc yeridc6 la lidia de IN TERRIBLE
JAyALr que fu6 capeado picado caballo,
banderilleado muerto por Manuel Rodrf-
guez Mona.
En- 1905, tanb6n en- noyllada, sali0 a
luchar con un toro, un perro de presa, al
que cubrieron de cohetes bien sujetos al cuer-
po, cuyoS cOhetes Sc encendieron al acome-
terse ambos auimales.
En- 1915, otro perro de presa ljd16 q ma
eSp1ntdbie oSd.
En- 1916, Sc verified la Iucha de IN 0ayien-
te Ce7ad0 q U9 dsttet0 zG1ro con varios pc
rros de presa.
En- 1918, Sc Lido un noyillo contra seiS
machos cabrios, los cuales, esquiados de
medic cuerpo, llevaban sobre 81 atado cada
uno un cato que con las uflaS Sc agarraban
para no caerse, siendo este objetO de gran
diCerttn1ientO y reg0cijo. a1
En- 1922, lucharon valientemente IrGj-
dor, del ganadero valenciano don Pedro
Fuentes BardteTO, de. ganadero castellano
don Pedro Lopez.
En- 1923, luch6 IN terrible Iobo con perros
de preSa.
De este iaez son infuitaS las peleas v6fi-
ficada5 en- la derruida plaza de toros de Ma
drid, pudendo ell lcctOr curioso hailar las
relacones detalladisimas en- ell ibro Los No
UHtoS, de nuestro querldo amigo don Pas
cual MILAN.
Las luchas que mas ruido causaron fue-
ron las verifcada5 en- 1910, y en- las que
desempenaron papel principaiisimo los IA
mosos toroS SefIorttO Y Caranlelo.
El El@primero de la ganaderia sevillana de
los Benjumeas, sali6 contender con un
tigre de Bengala en- la tarde del dia IL de
Mayo de 1919
FL felino hizo presa en- los lomos de Se5tO-
rtto, que volvendo la cabeza, logr6 empito-
narle, volteandole repetidas yeces III ,tan-
ddfo por fin.
CarameIo, toro de don Manuel Suarez il
m6nez, de Coria del Rio, lucho separada-
mente con un leon un tigre dc pu6s con
los dos la yez.
El toro embisti6 al leon, hac6ndole dar una
completa vuelta de campana, no hubo mas,
porque ell rey de las lyas Sc di0 d huir
esquivar las acometidas de CarGD3elo
Solt6se entonces al tigre, que agazapando
SO, busco las vueltas al toro, sin encontral
OCCASION propicia de laDZarse sobre 6l. cara
melo lie tiro varios derrotes, enganchandole
al fin por uno de los brazuelos, y lanzandolt
4 la altura de la iaula
Ell c6lebre toro Sc Lido despu6s, mostran
do bravura inacabable, por 10 que Sc le per
do la vida.
nhtre Cayetano SAM y el SatdHlGR2uj2C
le curaron las heridas sufridas en- la lidia, }
los tres meses yolvio q presentarse en- &
redondel, cubierto de lazos clntas 10 to
rearon de capa los mencionados dicstros, y
fue nuevamente retiradO, entire delirauteS
aplausos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-19
= EsCanaalaIOS
ifali0RnOS

Despues de los bochornosos escaudalos
ocurridos en- el Parlamento italiano, todo el
mundo creia que Sc suspenderfan por 81 Go
bierno sus sesiones: pero no ha sido asI,
pues como en- la obras de gran aparato, ba
habido tambi6n ell este su golpe de efecto
teatral, que de tai puede califcarse el de
creto publcado por aquel Gobierno en- la
gazette OfcieILe, suspendiendo las sesiones
de la Camara del Senado.
No hay para que decir aqui que semejante
medida gubernativa ha producido enorme
sensenci0n en- toda Italia, juzgandQsela como
el preudio de la disoIpcion de Ia Camara,
que sera renovada en- la primayera proxilna
por unas nuevas eleccjones generates, pnes
ell Gobierno, hasta Sc dice que q Rey
Humberlo hallanse persuadidos de que, con
su constitution actual es ingobernable.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-19

en- Ia G mara de los diputadct Ia repfesen
taci6n del distrito de BeaHne Cote d'or).
al ocnpar tan senalado puesto, fu6 elegi-
do para sucederle en- ell Parlamento Mr.
Gueneneau; pero este ha fallecido hace
POGO; Y los electores del distrito que IN
tempo representara el malogrado presiden-
te asesinado en- Lyon, deseando dar una p1-
blica muestra de su respeto de su consi-
deraci6n la memoria del iIustre muert9,
han acordado presentar la candidatura de su
hijo Ernesto, no solo para Ia vacante en- la
Camara sino tambien, para la que eXiste
en- Ell Consejo general del canton de Nolay.
Ante semejante oferta, Ernesto Carnot,
no ha podido menos de aceptar agradecido.
Asi, pues, sera el nueyo diputado conse-
jero general del distrito, tanto Ell la CaInara
como en- al Consejo general
Ernesto CarDo5 es ingeuiero de minas, ha
biendo prestadO sus serylcios diferentes
compaflias, entire elias la I4arftima. Como
hombre afliado Il Ia politica, Sc sabe que es
uno de los repubGcanos mas convencidos Y
entusiastas, en- la carta que ha difigido
los electores dc Beaune expresa su abne
gacion por la Repdblioa el frme prop6sito
de continuar la senda gloriosa marcada por
sus antepasadOS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-19

Ell gremio dc barberos de esta ciudad Sc
dispone~a cerraT sus establecimieutos todoS
los dias, escepeion de los festiyos. las
seis de Ia tarde, con Ia idea, dicen ellos,
de no gastar petr5leo, mientras subsistau
los cete6res col1cfeft0S.
Nosotros creemos que esa determination
perjadca los abonados. Y que de 10 que
Sc trata es de estar tibre desde las seis de la
tarde.
Ha dejado de existir en- la marina de esta
cindad, la yirtuosa senora dola Nieomedes
Mussenden.
Enviamos a su esposo Y demas- dsados
nuestro p6same.
Los trabajadores do la playa persiaten en-
no qaerer trabaiar 81 no Sc les aumanta el
iornal un 50 por ciento.
La casa de los se1ores Mayo Hermaros. y
Fritz, Lund : compaflia, para poder des-
cargar cargar un vapor que SO halia en-
puerto, han aceedido, por hoy, 4 esas ?. eten
stones, pe.o no asi en- 10 sucesiyo-
Entire los varios sintomas cue denuncian
en- el cuerpo humane la eXi.tencia de las loln
brices, cfoanse, como seguros, On los nihos
particularmente, Ia dureza tiraGtez del
yientrB, sobresaltos durante 81 suef{o ape
tito variable, etcetera.
Para ESQ es remedio ehcaz q Eeruiifngo
Gadea.
NeasA eI auuucj0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-19

Digno es por todos conceptoS del favor
publico el importante y bien escrito perio-
dico que con el titulo do FL CoTreo lie Ultra
mar ha comenzado publicarse Ell Madrid,
baj0 Ia ilustrada direction del popular escri-
tor pt3oftoTriquefo don Antonio COrt0n.
Consagtada on absolute esta publication
d defender los interereses de Puertorrico
dar conocer eli la Corte los trabajos litera-
rios eieDtffcOs de nuestros hombres de va
Ter, lC DGmeros que hasta ahora Sc han pu-
blieado r-alizan por complete tan simpaticO
prograna.
FL ptri6dico, on 10 referente 6 information
n0ticiss, trae la narracion detallada de
cuantos sueesos SO desarrollan en- la madre
patrsa
Adenlss, El Correo de Uit,omar publica
en- to3os sis ndmeros, magnffcos retratos
en fotograbsdo, dc las personalidades mas
nottbie5 do la peninsula.
In c0mpaiiia del senior Cort0n, que en- su
dltimo viaje estudi6 de cerca nuestro pals,
trabaian en- el periodico 0tros dos puertorr-
que6os di-tinguidlsimos, don Salvador Ca
mails. tan nstimado on la prensa matritense, V
don Jose Landr6n Mater, corresponsal en-
Madrid de III BuScoDi6
Creen2os quo Puerto Rico estsi en- 81 deber
de contrbuir sostener esta publication que
ha yenido satisfacer una necesidad que
desde hace mQchO tempo Sc dejaba sentir.
Para clio no son neceSario8 grandes saorif
clos: pues la suscripci6n no puede ser mas
barata. solo eutsta S SO el trmestre.
Ell ajente general en- la Capital es don
Bernardino Sanjurjo Vidal, quien pueden
difiiirse las personals que deseen recbir ell
penodlco. As V. p. s.
Entire los numerosos casos de curaciones
hechas con la "Herpetina de Torregrosa",
fgura 81 de IN herpe de doce amos, curado
radicalmente por ol doctor Rodriguez Can
clio, reputado facultatvo de San Sebastian,
con solo seis fra6cos del referido medica-
mento. +" La Herpetina de Torregrosa", es
IN yerdadero especlfico contra Ia diatesis
herp6tica. Sc usa al propio tempo con la
= Loci6n antiherp6tica de Torregrosa, la
cual no s0iamente calma las irritaciones
81 pieor herp6tico sino que con su uso topi-
co 3eSaparecen las manchas barros Y pecas
de Ia cara. SoLcitense ambos medcamentos
On todas les Boticas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-19

-iOhl iVoiver yer la BAsti-
lls! =. iVolv. a yer Th reese! -
iTherese! :. Era su pensamiento
fjo, su obsesi6n, durante el rienpo
que estuvo en- presidio. A1n ala. tan
lejos, perdido para siernpre en- una
isla remota, Therese era 81 Dies, y
de ella de ia, parodiando ell Catesis
Therese me levanto -. Recordaba
punto por Eunto su historic, divul
gada ahora por el comisario de poll
Ga Mr. Cocheftrt
Therese, los catorce amos, viola
ds por su padre, que fue condenado
purgar el crimen en- preside; The.
rese, seis meses despues, violada tam
ben por el hombre que sustituyo, en-
el corazon de la madre, al marido
presidiario; Therese en- el AFRO, o, tro
tando al azar, y mas tarde, carne DE-
pesca sobre alfombras desluetradas
d. scoloridas por el ilcesane { pisar
del vicio, y aparFjada siempre ho,
rrible boda con 10 desconocido 49,
Yer Tnerese, vsr la Blstila y
morirse luego
No deseaba mas, y por ESQ vino.
Pero la ley, que le ha sepsra 10 nue.
vamente de Therese, le'hara ingresar
otra vez en- la remota isla del Alto
Maroni
Por 10 mucho que ha amado -di
ria II Igo-merece la hbertad
iPor 10 mucho que ha delinquido,
bien merece qua sc lie casbgGe al
amor de Paris y de Therese! -
BONAFOUX.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-19
6 ST af@ta
de PONGa .

El lunes cambiamos de repartidores en- es-
tn ciudad
Y como el personal Is nuevo, y no est&,
por eonsiguiente, habituado al oicio, roga-
mos nuestros amigos y al p1blco, que ten
gan en- cuenta esa cifcaustancia para eNcu-
sar las posibles defelelcias del reparto
81 algdn abonado aeja Dc reciblr A ITEM
no el ejemplar que le corresponds, lie agrade-
ceriamos que nos 10 ayise, d fin de que la
falta no Sc reproduzc2.
Dice an colega de IA Capital que tiere
noticias que 81 patron de la goleta que no
fut admitida en- este puerto, por hallarse