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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-25
Luis TdIo0 la.

Decia aver un espoSO su cara consOrte:
-sRecuerdas til que Manueles haya
La mujer, tom&ndole el pelo 4 81 marido
En- primer lugar. Ay Monole!.
La mala sombra
Ell director de un Museo de fenon anos,
para asegurarse la possession de la mujer de
dos cabez .s, trata de casarse con ella.
Y be aquf 10 que le ocurre
Ell fenomeno le conteSta con una boca que
81 Y con la otra que no.
Una criada entra on una tienda de ropa
blanca y pide un pahuelo.
lLo quiere usted marcados-le preguu-
tan.
= 81 seIlor.
icon que letra empieza su nombrea
Con L.
No la tenemos. IC6mo SO llama usted7
-Pues, Ugenia.
En- un tribunal
Presentase a declarar una jamona, el
presidente le pregunta
lSu edad de usted sehora,
-VeinticuatrO a3iOs.
lie pregunto usted por 81 edad actual.
Tn caballero entra precipitadamente en-
un cafe y dice al camarero:
-Traeme un benedlctlnO, volandO.
Tn cazador que ocupaba una mesa inme-
data, exclama sin poderse contenerl
i Tn benedictino volando! .Vaya un tiro!
ANTE Ell DOLOR
DE IN GRANDE MBRE
Llora. Nacido de mujer, nacste
la comdn dessracia condenado;
no hay privilegio nj exencion existe,
td tamblen la miseria triste
del suelo estas por el dolor ligado.
,Imponente espectaculo angustioso,
veI pOr su pie la cumbre soberana
temblar, al cataclismo pavoroso,
sentir fundirse ell bronco del coloso,
palpitar en- ell dios la carne humana!
Lora. Mas pien a al desgarrar tn herida
que para ell alma, de infnita esencia,
no puede haber nj muerte nj partida;
que es ell amor la perdurab ble vida,
y es ell recuerdo la immortal presencia.
Emilio Fsyrari.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-25
PARA OARRETERAS

Sc cessde caH ssstod de ~ palor v,sa md
aass~a t-its~adors dc giecra Mensda para ca
Yrstwas, con ~ caldeva y dessds psesos, ~
nssy bske~ estddo y ~ sagti~ets d. repxesto
81 qsIe h iHtvsse pAteds dsrigigss don R0
beysr 6rcaars. en esfd casdad.
1v~es, ks1v~v II d 1884.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-25
III NnA III Nm A Sc desea com
DU1lEHfS III prar unO en-
asa buen estado,
IVvN III aunque tenga
algun uso.
Informes Ell esta imprenta.

que sufre nuestro bnen amigo don Augusta
Pasarell.
Muy ardientemente deseamOs que eata
gravedad no Sc acentlle, y que, por ell con
trario, Ell querdo enfermo recobre su salud
cuantO antes
En- atenta circular nos participa el respe-
table puertorriqueno don Julian Blanco que
ha cesado en- ell ejerciciO del cargo de Garen-
te, remplazandole interinamente el scllor
Puig Colomer.
Tomamos buena nota
Registro civil de esta ciudad
Defunciones. Lusa Gonz lez y Maria
Dupr6.
Nacimientos -Manuea Munoz Pii6n
Los ylgiantes Clayero y Baeza sorpren-
dieron anoche una jugada on Ell Rdb0 de la
Cnletra dandose a la fHga los jugadores.
En- la calle de la Saud, entire Cristina Y
Comercio, hay un bache enorme desde item
po inmemorial J que estd pdiendo por ia
vOr una carretada lie cascajO.
Anoche hubo una Tifla entire mu erea dc
vida alegre, en- el callejon del Cato.
Sc zurraron de 10 Undo, sin que IN policia
Sc presentase 4 poner paz entire elias.
Las noches de retreta 50 aglomera en- la
plaza de las ''Delicias una mutitud de
chiquillos que, con sus correrfas, brincos y
juegOS, dificultan el transitO pdblicO
| mo habria modo de evitar ESQ?
| Aver tuvimOs I'll gustO de YER por esta re-
| dacci6n nuestro querido amigo de Yauco,
| don Antonio Mattel 1.luveras, que regresab
| de su viaie la Capital.
Segin nos manifesto dicho amigo, parece
| que en- la Capital &c inclinan, para dar So
! luci0n al cOnfiictO monetariO, al patron orc.
En- Yauco-nos diio Mattel la gran ma
| yorfa de los hacendadCs de cafe aceptarlan
gustosos ell patron orc.
| Para ell domingo SO prepare una gran
| t6Dabola. FL nllmero de premios sera aumen-
! tado con muchos objetos preciosos de al
| gun valor.
Desde las de la maflana hasta las IL Y
desde las de la noche hasta las diez, que
dara alberta al pdblico.
Anteayer, en- Ell callej6n de Bas, ntimero
5s, lie fu6 robado Casilda Guzman un mos
quiterO de punto cuyO vaOr es de diez pesos.
| Sc dio parte al comisario, es de esperarse
que Sc proceda a la ayeriguaci6n del hecho
| y al castigo de sus autores.
| Nos escriben de la Capital
Aqni Sc nos diio el sabado liltimo que
eu esa ciudad de Ponce Ocurrian cOsas te-
rribles que 81 pueblo las tropas habfan
luchado Ell las GALES: que habia unos cuan-
| tOS OeriOdiStaS heridOS. one la Torment aci6n
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AImacen de mGsica
MERCERIA 7 LIBRERIA
OLYMPIC OTERO-
PONCE, P. r.

Rami'lete infantil, precioso Album
litcgra6ado conteniendo danzas, val
ses y mazurkas. nfuy facil para los
nifios.
Vale un peso, en- el almacen de
mdsica de 0. Otero, Ponce
En- Ia Lila, $l.1S centavos.
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Area de la
AliaIZa

Hsgo constar, por ell presente anuncio,
que dentro del plazo de tre,nta dias, 4 con
tar desde la fecha, todo deudor que no ha
va satisfecho sus creditos pendientes cor
este ESTABLISHMENTS, 10 publicare con to
das sus letras en- las columnas de este dia-
rio, sin consideraciones de ning1n gsnero
ANTONIO Cotl,ac
Ponce, Dbrs. 10 de 1894 Inn. a.
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AVISO

9Ds la hacienda TRES HERMANoS ha desa-
parecido IN caballo la roche del 25 de Di-
ciembre dtimo, propiedad del que Gus
cribe.
Es zaino quemado, msrcado en- la narga
derecha cou las iniciales j G.. en- una de las
patas traseras; tiene una mancha blanca de-
bsjo del men nudillo, paso trancado la salida
despu6s menudea devsnado y media anda
dura, escastrado, de 5 amos de edad erin
bastante regular, cola POGO abultada, a.
zada al pie de siete cuartas.
JOSE DEL CARMEN MERCADo
I'm. d. Juans-Dsz is de Eoero de 1895.
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Sc vende

Un msgni6co 1lombsque, nuevo, en con
lciones ventaiosas prra el comprador.
El one 10 intAress dirfjsse an dusfn Or
q calle del Jobo, don jose Yslls-
PoGcs 0c.ubss y 1904
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-25

Nos parece que ell senior Roses ha dado en-
ell clavo, que su procedimiento, que aplau-
dimos, merece encontrar imitadores.
II muchacho que conducia una carreta
de leha en- direction al pueblo de Isabella,
tuvo la desgracia de caer al suelo, con tan
mala fortuna qus las ruedas le pasaron por
encima, dejandolo muertc Ell ell acto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-25
BSCUBLA SUPERIOR
DE NINAS, DE PONCE

Gale de la V5lta MIN 5
Contin1a alberta la matrfcula en-
este Centre de Ensehanza.
Ademas de las asignaturas CORES
pondientes al grsdo superior. las nj
mas que 10 deseen podran dedicarse
al estndio de la m1sica, dibujo
idiomas bajo la direction de profeso
res competentes.
Ponce, Noviembre de 1894
La Profesora,
3 vps Francisco a. Alda dc Lacasa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-25
POR 81 AC ASO.

Con entrecortado acento
y entire triste y juguetona,
una vieja solterona
dictaba su teStamento.
Pr6xima volar su alma
surgi6 una gran discussion
sobre la grave question
de enterrarla no con palma.
Nadie aclarar& el arcane
con mas verdad que ella sola;-
dijo al yer la bataola
ell circunspecto escribano;
pero con fines arteros
y ell engaf1o por sistema:
les digna del santo emblema!-
gritaban los herederos.
discutiendo este punto
Sc hubiera muetto Id vieja,
sin exhalar una queia
nj yer resuelto ell asunto.
Hasta que va fatigada
de gritar la reunion,
quiso saber la opinion
de la parte interesada.
ella on un todo conforme
llam6 la memoria ingrata,
antes de estirar la pata
emiti6 el siguiente informe:
La palma-dijo me agrada;
que es simbolo virginia.,
perO mi memoria es tai
que no me acuerdo de NADIA.
mi mente no SO atreve
pensar 81 algo paso :.
HAY, hijos! Por ST 6 por no,
vale mas que no la lleve.
LuiS IdIO0 la.
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c Stafeta
de Ponce

Son muy frecuentes las novillas vacas
prenadas que Sc benefcian para ell consume
p6blico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-25
Gladstone

Ell dia 30 del pasado cumplio 50 afios
Gladstone, cuya salud es hoy dia mucho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-25

Dice La Correspoadencia que eli la Ca
pital han empezado algunos detallistas 4
elevar el precio de los artfculos:
FL arroz que Sc yendia ochavos go
vende 8; el petr6leo ELEFANTE, de 12
ha subido Ii el cuartilo; ell jab6n de 6
ochavos la libra ha subido ocho; ell car
oon, fesde un peso reales ha subido &
doce reales talega. por ell estilo otros
articulos.
.os nedicos titulares de Isres estAn pro-
pagando la vacuna Ell dicha poblacion.
Noticias de Htity dicen que ha sido des
truida por un horroroso incendio casi toda
ia ciudad de Port -Paix, poblacion muy
coinercial situada en- la parte norte de aque-
LA repdbica
Ell ), nor alcalda de Arecibo, en- vista de
los temores d"l vecind .rio, respecto al alza
de treci0s, reuni6 !, un gran ndmero de CO
mel -lante5, y acord0 con ellos que, mientras
no hayan caasas que justitiqueu un alza, fl
len los SigGlenteS preciOs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-25

Esquslas f6nsbrss, prscios m6dieos,
On dpos apropiados. Sc dan notas psrar1i-
-ixirlas On ID cindaA
kn a iDprsata g II AQmewaas.
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Nos escriben de la Capital:
+" Aqni Sc nos dijo el sabado tltimo que
eu esa ciudad de Ponce ocurri4n cOsas te-
rribles que 81 pueblo Y las tropas habfan
luchado Ell las GALES: que haba unos cuan-
tos periodistas heridos: que la fermentation
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HO I EL
INTinERNACI0NA AL
PORT-AU-PRINCE. HAITI

E propietsrio que suscribs ofeece las CO.
ncdas veltiladas habitaciones de este
Hotel todos los pue-t rric usToe q extran
geros De transto 8 estaf IA fj4 an Fl .iti
El Ell es ta bleci miento habla irg'e ,
frances, espahol 6 talisno. Trato culto; ser
vieio esccgido.
Tenemos sucursal en- 81 aris toe, atico cam
po de Thor b zot6r) para los passgero-
eI fer m os que sersn tratados cen eemerads
solicit i'd.
+. GoNzALo MARIN
Enero % de 189'.
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Antesyer, Ell Ell callej6n de Bas ntlmerC
5S, lie fue robado q Casilda Guzman un mos
quitero de punto, cuyo valor es de diez pesos
Sc dio parte al comisario, es de esperarst
que Sc proceda la averiguaci6n del hecht
Y al castigo de sus autores
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1.os nedicos titulares de I.areS estau pro
pagando la vacuna Ell dicha poblacon.
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De la Capital recbimos ell sguiente tele
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-25

Decia aver un esposo su cara consorte:
-sRecuerdas til que Manueles hayf
La mujer, tom&ndole ell pelo 81 marido:
En- primer lugar. Ay Monolel....
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PoGoe 0c.ubss q 1894
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En- MaNagiioz faleci6 repentinamente una
muier, al entrar en- su casa, de regrcso do la
noyena
Sc llamaba Carmen POtta.
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Anoche ha debido debufar en Ia Capita
la compailia infanril del senior Gimtnsz
No dudamos que ALI como aquf obtendrs
muy bnena acojida.
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Dice FL Dinfio Hpn'a quo ca 81 barrio
Rio cahas, de Mayaguez, an saliva je intenid
violar una anciana negra de 50 al s, y
agredendola con IN phl , le fraoturo I'll bra
20 intiri6 una confusion en- Ia cabeza.
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TWO BULL:r HOLES.
They Kept Missou,a's Ofiicors In n Fe
m mt Yes erdiy.

They Kept Missou,as Ofiicors In n Fer
m mt Yes erdiy
MIsSoULA, March 12.-The court house
is pervaded with an air of unrest to-tlay
and local detectives are at work attempt
ing to solve the mystery of two holes, one
in the east window of the office of the
county clerk and the other in the oppo-
site wall. Will Bailey, deputy county
clerk, is the hero of what seems to have
been an attempted assassination and he
has been kept busy to-day telling how it
came about. A sheet of legal cap has
been pasted over the hole in the window
to keep the stiff east wind out of Deputy
Clerk Williams )n's back hair, but the
hole in the wall is plainly visible, where it
pierced the map of Montana that adorns
the wall, badly disfiguring one corner of
the Crow reservation. Ii has been exam
ined to-day by several experts who have
probed 1t with their fingers and nodded
sagaciously, but the mysterious person
who fired the shot has not been appre-
hended and the motive for the deed is still
unexplained.
When the cold wave struck here last
night, VIII Bailey bethought himself OF
his overcoat, which he had left hanging in
the office, and ut about o'clock went up
W StN IT. iic was uNCOillDuulcu DN Aill-
ford Rittenour, VINO entered the Office
with him. They turned on one of tho al
legged 1G-candle power electric lights and
young Bailey began to feel around for his
coat. In the meatIme his companion had
stepped to the telephone which is close be-
side the window through which the shot
was fired. The coat was hanging on the
opposite wall, two and a half feet from
where the bail lodged. The young men
were standing at these places, when they
heard the report of a pisto, and n sudden
lash Illuminated the room, putting in the
shade the dim electric light.
Bailey jumped for the light, which he
turned out, aud then hu ldled behind a
desk while Rittenour sought safety be-
meath n table. Here they waited TOR a few
minutes, but no other shot being fired,
they left the Office and locked the door.
This morning it was discovered that the
bail which was fired had passed through
the room within a foot of Rttenour and
only SIX inches from where Bailey stood.
From the course of the bullet II is evident
that whoever did the shooting must have
stood near the southwest corner of the
band stand IN the court yard. There is
Yet no clue TO the mau who makes sucn
reckless use of his fire arms, and no mo-
tive can be imagined for the act. Mr..
Wilkinson was in the Office a few minutes
after Bailey and Rtteuour left, but no.
body look a shot at him and he did not
notice the bullet holes.
The only theory is that some disap-
pointed politician took this means of re-
venCing some fancied grievance. or else
that somebody whose taxes were too high
sought IN this manner TO work an indl-
n.mH or The =
haps the detectives may ferret out the
mystery. but such events have a way of
going unexplained in this city.
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ON = LUNG,

There are many persons
alive and we'll to-day with
only one useful lung.
The consumptive should
not despair. SCOTS
Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil
with Hypophosphites of
Lime and Soda strength
ems the vital organs and
supplies healthy tissue to
take the place of tissue
that is diseased.
Give the consumptive
good care and SCOTS
Emulsion. You will be
surprised to find how
quickly this treatment
brings relief.
Scott 6 Bovine, NY. All Druggists. SOC. andsi.
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MI5sOULA NILES.

ID. W. French of Anaconda went up the
valley this morning.
John NJ. Price returned 10 Hope to-
day.
Mrs. Judge Francis is confined 20 her
home by a broken ankle, the result Of a
misstep on the stairway in the Hennessy
store.
&. \. Hartley returned from Great Falls
to-day.
MIssoULA, March l2.-The wind this
morning blew shut the big door of the safe
IN the Florence hotel, and the Jar threw
the combination. The door had not been
locked for five years, and Manager Cha.
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TWO JURISTS.
The Sachem of the FIatheads and Judge
Woody shake.

MIssoULA, March 12.-Joseph X. Wood,
attorney for the three Indians now con-
fined in the county jail, to-day appeared
before Judge Woody and sued for a writ
of habeas corpus upon the sheriff TO show
why the Indians are kept IN confinement.
TIE writ was granted. Mr.. Wood was ac-
companied by the judge of the Bitter Root
tribe of Selfish or Flatheads. This stern
old Indian wore the insignia of his office,
n bead rosette, wrought in fancy design, a
brilliant green feather in his hat and a
green cord around the crown. The inter-
prefer who was with him introduced HIM
to Judge Woody with the explanation,
"He judge, same YOU" Judge Woody
extended the right hand of fellowship to
his distinguished colleague and the de.
sired writ was issued with few words and
quick dispatch.
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ney had forgotten the combination. Bush
ness was at a standstill until noon. when
Secretary Moser OF the Mssoula Mercan-
tile company was called IN, and he opened
the door without trouble.
Three chimneys were burned out last
night during the gale-one on the county
jail, one on Dan Cavanah's store, and one
on Mrs. Pearson's house-beside the one
at the Montana hotel. which called out
the fire department.
The fire department this afternoon re-
ceived a still alarm, occasioned by an in
cipient blaze in the Star lodging house,
caused by a burning chimney, which Ig-
nited some OF the woodwork. A bucket of
water extingushed the fire.
Assessor Berry went west on No. 1 to-
day on official business. Deputy Assessor
Sloane will go out on the Occur d'Alene
branch as soon as the weather permits.
The county commissioners have been
busy to-day with the report of County
Treasurer Cave. The question of the APP
pointment of a game warden came up but
no action was taken, as the commits
sioners were not familiar with the law.
The board will probably take action in
this matter tomorrow. Chic White has
been prominently mentioned for this po-
oieioh dhu Will uOuDileSS receive the APP
pointment if it is male. He is an enthu-
siastic sportsman and Is fam liar with the
hunting country here, as we'll as with the
practices of the Indians, who are rapidly
destroying the game here. He would
make COOL man for the place.
w. +. ). Hawk, manager and lessee of
the Rocky Mountain Telegraph company,
Is in town.
Among the business travellers in town
to-day are: L. L. Sprague, Chicago; ID.
w. McAllister, St. Louis; Maurice NJ.
Berger. New York; John II. Wright, ST.
LOUIS; L. ,. Johnson, St. Paul.
w. Il. Liudenbarn went up the Bitter
Root valley this morning.
E. ID. Ludlum is recovering from his at
tack of grip. LID.
The meeting of the local bar association
has been postponed on account of the
board of trade meeting this evening.
Mary, the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Hamilton, died this afternoon.
The little one was only two days old and
the parents have tho sympathy of a large
circle of friends.
The funeral of Mrs. Edward Christian
was held at St. Xavier's church at 10
this morning and was largely attended by
friends and relatives.
The funeral of Raleigh Smith, son of
w. A. Smith, whose death WAS recorded
III the STANDARD to-day, will be held IN
81. y 'vier's church tomorrow morning.
the funeral of Charles Morse was held
from Lucy's undertaking rooms to-day.
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BRANCHING OUT.
Pooh Bah spenc r Adding to His Ac-
mp ishm-nts

MIssoULA, March I'm. Spencer,
guide, taxldermist, photographer. fruit
tree salesman, etc., has added to his pres
ent long list of accomplishments the FORE
casting of the weather. and is respons BILE
for the statement that the weather of to-
day is what VIC will have for the remainder
of the month. He further pred icts a se-
we're cold snap March &c, and advises
farmers not to put in crops until after
that date. He says that the present cold
wave is the effect of the discovery by the
Legislators that there is not money in the
state treasury to pay their warrants.
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The Missoula once OF THE STANDARD is 40
20 Higgins Avenue. telephone No. IS Adj
vert sing rates furnished on APP lcation.
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STEvESsvILLE, March IA committee
representing the fruit growers of the Bit
ter Root valley has issued a call tor a
meeting al the Ravalii county court house
in this place next Saturday afternoon At
O'Clock for the purpose Of organizing
and incorporating Montana State Horti-
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cultural society. 1t is hoped that there
will be a large and representative attend
ance from all parts of the state where
horticulture is carried on, as it is be-
lieved that much good can be accom-
plished by unifying the interests of the
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Dandruff forms when tue glands of the
skin are weakened, and if neglected, ba d.
ness is sure to follow. Halls Hair Re-
newer is the best preventive.
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Tine Butte, Anaconda q Pacific is the
only line running exclusive passenger
trains between Butte and Anaconda. AL
ways Oh time. > rect car tickets free.
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To purify, vitalize and enrichen the
blood, and give nerve, bodily and diges-
tive strength, take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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CHARLES EMSLEY,.
Taxidermist, NissOula, Mont.

Came Heads. Animals. Birds, Dead Game"
Fur kOJes AMI Rugs
/ make a speciality OF mount z and preserv-
ing Heads aud specimens 70 o der for sports
men. correspondence solicited Mention
- tandard" when writing
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-10-10
A Mhitc Small.

"a white squall-did / ever see one
| should say had, said an old sailor
in the barge office. I'VE We're between
here and the West Indies, and it was as
fair day rs you ever put eyes on.
was at the wheel, and we were bowling
along under Il pretty sailing breeze.
There WISH t a cloud to be seen, unless
little White vapor far off eeald be
called cloud. All Of n sudden the cap
tain came up out Of his cabin
Get all the light sails off her rs
quick as you can, he shouted to the
mate. 'Clew mp the royals and to gal
liant sails and bear hand lively, boys
What's the matter with the old man
now?' said the sailors as they looked
around the horizon and saw nothing but
sunshine and the clear sky.
Nevertheless all hands turned tc
getting in the light sails. The captain
took the wheel and sent me to assist OF
course we all thought it was a piece of
foolishness, but we worked with a viii
because tine captain told us to.
"Well. we had no sooner got those
sails IN than it struck. Right out of the
clear sky came an awful gale. 1t tore
our great mainsail and other sails to rib
bons quicker than flash. 1t came butt
end t., a> the sailors say.
How die the captain know it wa,
coming. Why, he was in his cabin and
happened To SEE his glass 90 down sud
denly That meant sonnet hing md
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-10-10
Tho risht Mhich L. to Cnme.

The fate # the civilized world had
always hung upon the strength Of the
Ar}an nations tolcpel the attempt, of
Asiatie4 II force their way into Europe
aud 10 flood the western world with
oriental ld"aS and habits, modes Of gov
eminent and fo1mS Of religion. TIN,
struggles Of Greece with Persia and of
Rome with Carthage, the struggles Of
Greeks, Romans and Teutons with the
Saracens the conflicts, extending 10 our
own timeN with the Turks. We're but ,o
many acts m one long drama, of which
the earliest scenes are 10 be found III the
pages of HerodotuS, and the latest might
be studied n the kilograms Of the daily
newspaper =" Life Of Freeman, Dean
of Westminster -