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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-09
A MIGHTY AurocRAr

Tho Secretary of che Navy Has PS
 Which Cannot Be Gainsaid.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-09-07
LEAKS.

A leakE roof is an a~hcntination. hnt
often it i tot the worst leak on the
place. It's sometimes tie case on
farms that not only the huildiuas
leak bat there are leaks all over the
falm-intle fields, the pasture. the
COW lot and the pig pen. MANY 81
these leaks are ~unperceivel. but at the
end of tile gear the condition of the
farmers pockets show that the profits
have tr5chttd through and disanuear-
ed. TIE bes. way to prevent i roof
from leaking is To build It well. Of
good material aud if leaks devotion
afterwards. . seek the apertures nm.
til they arr found and closa them np
Because this is sometimes difficult Is
the greater reason why great care
should be taken IN the first nIsca
Ca,elessness is The greatest Of All
causes % leaks on tie farm. 4 leakv
farm run by a leally farmer is 4 Wild
erness OF aesolation, poverty and pp-
cunlary liability. commonly called
debt. Il Is the home Of Hard Times
Farm and Ranch.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-09-07
CastOria.

eCastoria isso we'll adapted 10 children that
1 recommeiid it as superior toanJ prescription
known to me- IL. 4. ARc.rR. n. d..
III So Oxford St., Brooklyn, y. i.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15
<apoleon and The Barber.

Napoleon. smooth face Wa sure
evidence of his dislike for beard. Ia
some anecdotes of the Russian campaign
there is a story told of the great t.mper-
or and a poor but witty barber, who had
occasion to shave him.
Napoleon had made rather lengthy
detour from the line of march with de-
tachment of officers Arriving at a
small village they refreshed themselves
with good meal aud baths. Napoleon,
wishing to be shaved. the village barber
vas called in. While the poor fellow
strapped his razor and passed il over the
great Emperor chin, he remained sller
ard apparently melancholy. although
performing his work with amazing Ia
pidity and smoothness. When he had
finished. Napoleon complimented him.
remarking, But man, why do YOU wear
such melancholy face: You should be
happy to have the privilege of shaving an
emperor. =.
Il am doubly happy your MAJESTY -.
"Then what is it that troubles YOU
Alas, your Majesty when | think OF
the Kings upon Kings and Emperors
that have died without knowing what 1t
was to be shaved 10y me, am sad and
melancholy. = Frcm Jumpers E'""a
T8JIa
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15

No nation ever took Il Drawer course
than did the United States in dcliberate-
ly beginning the reduction Of that enor-
nous war debt. The Will to reduce it
opened the way, and the payment went
on by leaps and bounds. The policy was
to call i'll high rate bonds as soon AZ
callahle and replace them by others
bearing lower rates. So immense was
the government income that to have set
so late date rs 1891 for the time when
the IS could be cancelled proved I'M
fortunate. To fix for the maturity Of the
Is SO remote Il date rs 1907 WAS worse
still The 3 per cents Of 1882, which
supplantcd earlier issues, were wisely
made payable ut the government $ OPP
ton. For the % years beginning with
August, 1865, the reduction proceeded at
an average tate of IA little under S63,
600, 600 yearly, which would be ~, 80,
600 each month, Sl15.o00 each day,
1921 each hour and Sl2l each minute
-Scribner'
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15

In Bulgarian peasant 5 cottage the
floors arc Of mud. The kitchen fronting
the street is also the living room Be-
hind There is "a sleeping room, with u
bedstead in it for the head Of the house,
while the SONS and daughters sleep upon
mats stretched on the floor The furni-
ture consists Of wooden tables, benches
and chests The crockery and household
utensils of every sort seem Of the cont
moncst and coalsest kind. should doubt
if there is single house in the whole
village in which amy English laborer or
artisan earning good wages would not
deem it II hardship to be- obliged to live.
At the same time, there was no single
dwelling which. given the habits and
customs of tn, &untry, could be fairly
described aS unfit for human habitation.
1.-The Peasant state, Dicev
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15

No section may exclusively claim
"Octave 1hanet" and say "she IS nine,
in the sense that Miss Murfrce belongs
to Tennessee. or Miss wilkins 10 New
England, writes Mary J. Reid in the
August Ladies Home Journal. Miss
Alice French was born in AndoVer, Mass.
her ancestors on both sides belonging To
Wel-known New England and Nirginlan
families, such a. the Morton> and Lees.
When put five wears old her father re-
moved to Davenport, Iowa, but she was
sent to Andover to be graduated from
the same seminary which her Grand
mother French had attended when a
girl. There are strong tibres in her
nature which draw her to the South
and mid West. Some portions OF those
regions she says she knows like her own
soul Her fair complexion. fathomless
blue eyes, light brown hair, and also
her tender conscience and love of learning
ally her to New England; her manners,
speech and magnificent physique are
Southern, while her humorous mouth
and vigorous. practical mind besprak a
daughter of the West. a long residence
at the South aud study of various
dialects have somewhat affected her
If Mis- French were
Il foreigner New England poet
remarked. Il should call her speech an
accent" but have heard the same pre-
nunciatiou in old Nirgiuian aud Mary
land families.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15
Under The Mahogany.

81 nder the mahogany -llurkrdyspepsia
md gout. overindnlgence at the table
in rich foods and wines. next to eating too
fast, Is the most common cause oil pHs'
pepsia and Cont. The heat of summer
causes the stomach to feel "aickish
and nauseated and nature claims her debt
for the winters indiscrctions a dose
of DR.. Humphreys Homeopathic 9pecl,
fie No. 10 on rising in the morning VIII
strengthen the stomach and give tone ana
vigor. No. 10 is the true cure for Dys-
pepsia. Indigestion and weak stomach
Undoubtedly more people have been re-
stored to Life, Health and Nigor by the
persistent use of Specific No. 10, than
by any other known remedy. For sale
by druggists. or sent prepaid upon re-
eipt of price, Doc, or five for 81 90; Hum,
phreys' Medicine Co., Corner William q
John SITS, New York.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15

The new steel bridges across the Sc
bastieook at Pittstield, are now ready
for crossing Of teams and pedestrians,
and the approaches are nearly graded.
The appearance of the river and its sur
roundngs at that point is greatly chang
ed for the better.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15
rrcKLEN,s .AKNIcA sALNE.

The best salve ia the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. leers. Salt Rheum.
Foyer Sores. letter, Chapped Hands.
Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price - cents per box. For sale by X.
T. P2tteu.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15

Beecham's pills for consti-
patton IO' and 25', Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it.
Annual sAIes more than 100000 boxes
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15

1t is said Of Lord Norbury that he
would at any time rather lose friend
than joke On one occasion he began
the sentence Of death in this wise :.
prisoner at the bar, you have been
found guilty by a jury of your country
men of the crime laid to your charge,
and l must say l entirely agree with the
verdict, for l see scoundrel written in
your face. > Here the prisoner interrupt
ed with, "That's a strong reflection
from your lordship,' whereupon the
judge, keanly approaching the joke,
committed the sentence into transporta-
ton for seven years.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15

A girl feels fiattered when told she
looks we'll in anything, but wife
thinks such compliment only a plot to
get her to wear old clothes
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15
Why not?
Yes why not have
your horses shod
as they should be
when the cost is
no more.


Having made the shooting
of trottcrs, gents drivers and
horses in general a speciality
for many years past, during
which time | have shod many
Of the fastest animals in the
country, | would invite an
inspection of my work and
methods, feeling entirely con-
fdent | can please the most
critical.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15

Sampson, the corner druggist is serv-
ing strawberry syrups with his soda,
made from this seasons berries.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15
PadereWSki's Impromptu
Concert

All great artists have oneer cxneri-
cncc. during their lives which the
biographer love, 10 dwell nbon in hi.
occurred to the Great pianist padn,ew.fi
IN England. He received a noIite laftsr
from nm invalid lady. a.lin5 him if ba
would pare the time 10 6lar h4r on
piece G6rjlg .n affernoo,.. a. Ter healfh
would not permit Of her oeiHg f. INV
crowded conccrf-room. the Iett@r clo.ina
Win nm ot,er of a halfa guinea reward
PadereW- replied with ao nyitafion
t. caIl ri III. hofeI. Amounting nm Laur
when he would receive her. The Ia5v
called. and Padcrc0s after plra,autly
greeting her. al before hi. niauo and
nlayrd = preljde. - aecrur0e # Cbo,ia
and Sons without Word.
The Ii1fIe jul,roapfu concert oyer the
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15

Faith is certain image Of eternity
All things are present to fittings past
and things to come. Jeremy Taylor,
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15

Il understand that the citizens gave
Jones six hours to leave town.
They did. "
What was the trouble?"
All of them were owing him
money, Atlanta Constitution
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15
DORAN & WOOD.
80 Madison Ave

"AGENTS WANTED: to represent the
Most Complete Nurseries in America. Custom
ers get what they order aud the best quality.
Position permanent; terms liberal: pay
weekly, Write at once and secure territory.
Ellwanger x Barry, Mt. Hope Nurseries,
Rochester, y. Y l0w23t
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15
THE ART OF MARCUS.
A QUAKER AOOSleR WHO COULD
PAINT OR MAKE A MATCH.


Early struggles With Talent That Gould
Not he Suppressed one of H. Best
known Pictures How lie Brought About
uanpv Marriage.
'ue i TIE uhlqae characters OF the
state l. Marcus Hetes the veto an Qua
ker ARTIST II R'elilli9lia. IL Is now -
years II age ana i very lttnIe- Ills
memory 81 Things that happened IN his
yautA and PRIME Is Keen ana true tut
LIZ events 81 the aaY pass Ia the sum.
nfr 'l9ba>. II VIZ he WIZ hfst a''Ita
Tn '(a34sf ah'ilat.1 o. ar III 'i! ana
brush aaa it cured me pttltl9h "hlth
caused III i. I'NItiiii' u! pfeSiao MAJ
tie pRs.ie s'Il'els Il Ii.aidaa Ouid
tea'h drawing Inc l"h'lah Wa pre-
seAt'N y senator BAXTER >lAt' ee-
ceased. i"o years previously the qua.
kef artist had 9'eiiiea 'iie leasHiLI II
drawing IL me puH4ie schools oil hlch-
mona y romance.
Aiar' l's u st' tdItht Nts born win
nm. L II ,,'il u MN l!+at "aeh only
- years aII MS h'titf ca3he nome
from iieediig ne daY ana i9ai' hiih
scratching Il ruae picture On lhe 1901.
73ld II the heasfead WIN piece 81
CHARCOAL Inc '3udlafs A'id that pant
lh- Was 81 lte deYiI ANA sdNer'h oi
III AIRY. Inc 10Y Vas rchHaed' WIN
fti".uk, / 90 belieFe thi7 hlScnlel
Wa "afh III iA'e-
lhcte Was mo- feIehtlnE as TIE lad
grow ~ and IN" propensity - draw
and paiht developed. HoNas iar2luden
l. indulge Has talent hNt he f9uT net
ae r"IFe9sed. II l. evident that had he
met Win encourage ihtht and ald' m
stead II feil.Ae laine ana fortune would
have crowned the 'flist with their rleh=
81 EtHsIs AS II "as Marcus h"d -
Tux" &. 'ae woods f#f lbs en-ar> Inc
pH2dres H. derived from red root, ef
from ra't ink TIM Eeii'N- ia7h yellow
r9a', and In blue i.eWa- ohfgad t" COB
tent hiH=es. Wliil hImng from Ia. motn-
II . Wd=aHz tub
"lhs oily stealing have eyer dome, y
hc ~td - II Journal reporter was III
taking ii94- from Ey mother h.umg
bag Faf brushes / asen the halr IN the
sannrCi tut, and | n~rd - accompany
ny iithef"hcn hunting SD - t. got the
tails for lily painting. AT first all my
work Was done with In" pen. When
secured ny first box Il water ea.ors |
worked as late at night as could and
thcn -rent the rest Il the night awake
picturlng what l would d..
y, the boy grew 10 manhood he be
came more asscrt1ye Of ms art and per
sisted in painting landscape and por-
traits III sptte If the grmnblng ct mem
bers Of the meeting. He lived then IN
Warren county, O, and attended quar-
terly meeting at Nayncsvllle. lie was
chosen clerk OF the meeting at one time,
which led to the protest against his
work rising 70 the surface lie would
have been diSowned had not Thomas
Evans, father OF the we'll known oil mil
lers Of this city, used his influence to
prevent It.
Marcus Mote lived IN Lebanon, u,
Tor many years and personally knew the
great Tom CorWin' whose portrait he
painted for the state OF ONO. 1t hangs
IN the stateh"uSe at Columbus, marked
ny an unknown ar'lSt. IN speaking
Vi ,ni' p"'ii'',iS 'i,o ~ '''V saia
WY oanen'er happened TO % IN 20
iuii''''' anu '.ii' - ',i' 9'"' - 7iie
aiSo'Net''' 'i'' i"Sel i''i'i oor" III came
10 me ONE udy NhcH ne WAS au nome
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15

Mrs. A. al suppose you keep servant"
Mrs, b. Keep servant! | wish to goodness
I could have had no less than five in the
house in four weeks"
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15

Early struggles With Talent That Could
Not BE Suppressed = one of lis BEST
Known Pictures How lie Brought About
a Happy Marriage.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15
{. T. Faiirbrother.
- Solicitor for
New York Life Insurance Co.
The Largest, The Best,
ss- rhe Most Liberal Company.
BEAUTIFUL DOLLS.

To any person in Maine or New Hampshire
sending us a cent stamp, we will forward
set of six dolls, beautifully autographed
in colors on fine cardboard. Address
BROWN & JOSSELYN, Portland, Me, State
Agents Washburn Crosby Co.'S, superlative
Flour. e9tf.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15
Bio Trade for Somebody

1t is impossible for me to
do justice by my farm this
season, therefore | offer an
opportunity for some one in
want of a good one. 1t now
contains a good set of build
ings. Speak quick if you
want it.
,o,t DR.. S. F. CoNANT.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhpa, Eructation,
Kills Worms gives sleep, and promotes di-
gcStion,
Without injurious medication
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-15

"For several years I have recommended
'Castoria, and shall always continue to do
SO, as it has invariably produced beneficial
results
EDw1S F. pARDgE NJ. D.,
125th Street and It'll Ave, New York City.
oMPANY, II MURRAY STREET, New York Cry.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-12
IA la breVa!

ESQ de los pretendientes al trono de
Francia es cosa que promote no acabar
nunca!.
Cuando va creiamos que nadie Sc presen-
tarfa aduciendo fantastcos derechos una
corona que no existe, he aqui que SO pre-
senta otro candidate, todo un Mohamed,
que, en- punto al derecho historico, da quin-
ce raya nuestro general Borbon.
Ese Mohamed es todo un Borbon, cuyo
aboleDgo remontase la epoca de las Cru
zadas, pues admitiendo como cosa cierta 10
que asegura un periodico argelino, descien-
de de un autentico Borb6n que acompafo
San Luis en- la campana de Tunez que
de sus amores con una mujer del pals tuvo
un hijo perpetuandose asf desde entonces
y traves de los siglos ell apellido borb6ni-
co entire los arabes argelinos. :
Ell contrincante imprevisto del duque de
Orleans del general Borbon, no cuenta,
como estos, con corona ducal nj con la faja
del generalato. .es todo un trafcante en-
burros de la provincial de Constantine.
Lo cual no quita para que un dfa pueda
cei1ir sus sienes la corona francesa.
Pero de aqui entonces puede asegurar-
Sc que habra lloyido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-12
POr tabla

va que no pudieron echar raices dura de
ras en- ell trono frances los Orleans, Sc han
dado sempre la mejor maf1a para establecer
individuos de su estirpe en- otros tronos, por
medic de casamientos.
Asi consigueron introducirse en- las fa
milias reinantes de ESpana Brasil Portu
gal Hoy dia solo estan representados en-
este ultimo pals por la Reina Amelia, mas
para desquitarse de la baja experimentads
en- los otros por la muerte y por el destro-
namiento, proyectan ahora casar a la Sc
gunda hija del conde de Paris, la princesa
Elena, con ell archiduque Francisco Fernan-
dez de Austria.
Este archiduque es uno de los infnitos
que en- Austria ostentan ese titulo; pero CO.
mo el actual emperador francisco Jose no
tiene succession, y ell citado Principe, por de-
creto del szar, pariente mas cercano,
hele ahi presunto heredero de la corona
austro-hingara, y, por 10 tanto, q los Or
leans, tratando de ingerirse en- uno de los
tronos mas poderosos de Europa.
ESQ es 10 que Sc llama jugar por tabla J
salir ganando
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-12
NueVO
Robinson

Acaba de morir en- Saint Nasaire todo un
Robinson frances, llamado Narciso Pelletier,
y que hace algunos amos adquiri6 una noto-
riedad bastante grande.
Pelletier Sc embarco en- 1857 en- nm barco
que Sc dirigia la Oceania. Pasaron muchos
amos no teniendo noticias de el, su familia
lie creyo muerto en- algdn n'-ufrasio; pero en-
1874, dez siete af1os despues, anci6 en-
Saint Nazairs un navio frances, procedente
de la POLYNESIA, trayendo bordo un indi-
viduo bastante extraho, tOdo tatuado, con
pendientes en- las orejas y que SO expte.aba
en- un dialecto primitive incomprensible.
Mas POGO q POGO g salvaje blanco recobro
la memoria de hechos lejanos, y con la me-
moria ell habito de su primer lenguaje, en-
tonces refri6 quien quiso orle, que el bar
co en- que abandonara SAINT Nazaire en-
1857 habia naufragado en- la isla de las Pas
cuas, que habia vivido en- ella por espacio
de diez y seis afios, habituandose de tai
modo al nuevo genero de vida, one habia
olvidado por complete su patria natal Y
su idioma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-12
COcherO
ariStOcrata

Lord Petre, portador de uno de los titu-
los mas secdlares arist6crafas de Inglate-
ira, descendlente en- linea recta de Wi
liam Petre. aquel importante hombre de
Estado de Enrique VIII, Eduardo vi, Ma
ria Isabel, acaba de ser condenado Dor los
tribunales de Londres q una multa de 25
pesetas, por haberse obStinado en- conducir
un coche de alquiler, sustituyendo en- ell pes
cante al cochero, que a su vez ocup6 ell
puesto en- gu" aquel debia ir dentro del ca
rruaje.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-12
FL DLENO DE Ia FABRICA
DE CIGiRROS
LA BELLEZA

LA ID
FELICITA 4 TODOS Los HABITANTEs DE La IsLA
De PU Err I O = RICO
LES DESEA
Toda clase de felicidades, Y les
reitera su eterna gratitud por la
protection que le dispensan a su
Fabrica de Cigarros
81 al espirar ell af1o, es cortesia
Dirijirse a los dignos parroquianos;
Sabed que sin lisonja nj falsia
A todos les saludo como hermanos.
Sabed, ST, que en- la marca LA BELLEzA
Premiada en- los certamenes. con gloria;
Siempre hallareis lealtad, siempre pureza,
Pues en- la buena fe cifra su historic.
Asi en- ell afio de noventa cinco,
Que habra de ser de perlas y de flores,
En- complacer sera todo mi ahinco
Sin distinction de razas nj colores.
Y ruego Dos, al Todopoderoso,
Henchido de placer y de ternura,
Que sea todo solaz, todo reposo:
Mucha salud pr6spera fortuna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-12
PARA LAS PASCUAS
Y A 4 Q N Z Z V Q

En e estabiecimiento del que suscribe,
sito en- la calle del Castillo, esquina Sa-
lud, SO ha recibido un rioo variado eurti-
do On couservas alimenticias, licores, acct
tunas, quesos, hgos inf nidsd de srt{cu
los propios para estos dias.
Sc complaoe, pues, en- ofrecer q t9dos
sus clientes y al pdblico general, 81 RIFE
rido surtido, en- la seguridad de dejar 1sa-
tis fecho al mas ex; gente sibarita.
Una vista, pues, os oonveoereis de 10
que ofrece
lila q. M. SERRANOl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-12
PBRPlL DBL DIA
LILA

ASuHCd Id pOOic OtVlOoT, COIliO tdIIf :
POGO podre borrar de la conciencia
el crfmen que con ella cometf
OF iaba q mi lado de Hermans de
la Carload.
Ella mitigaba mis- penas y resta1a
ba las hsfidas Que Ell mundo me eau
ba en- mitad del coraz6n Sin eXe, :.
este hnbiera muerto el dia en- que sa
Ii6 & correr su primcra aventura
Cuando aIg1n pcsar intense, de
esos que caen sobre 81 alma como
alud desprendido de la montana, me
abruuaba con tris;eza infnita. ella
acud a presurosa acariciar mi frente
y infundir en- mi espiritu nuevas
eaefglas
ST aleua des ngano me rastraba
Ia desesperaci6a, ella era la que de
mis- manos Quitaba el arma homicida,
diciendome con vcz cerihoss:
No seas tontln. ESQ no es
NADIA lVes aqueila muj jer, paida y
sonadora. con la fcente coronado de
laureles1 Esa es la Gloria. Lucha
por acercarte a ella. y l!egaras, pues
para ESQ estoy 20 aqui. para prestar-
t. las fu'z que te falten. ives
aqueila ] ,ven, r,sus ia y sonrosada.
dc lab;os gsuesos y CLOS de fue &C?
E.a es- el Amor. Y tambien te
aguarda anhe'ante
Al ne hablaba mi dulce eomps-
n-,a, ipspirandome siempre nuevas
i.usiones
Pero Jay! essas Sc disipaban pronto
como Sc dlsjpa el humo de IN c;ga-
rro al subir por Id atm6 fera
lOaien era, pues, la causante de
mis- dolores. sino ella. que me enga-
haba constantemente, infundiendo en-
mi alma aspiraciones las que estaba
resuelto renunciais
~Llegue tomarle un odio irrecon-
ella Bile.
Pero a cada insulto que la dirigla
me contestaba con una sonrisa con
un beso.
Una noohe no pude sorportar mas
aquella farsa
El golpe habia sido demasado
rudo.
mujer quien amaba no me guerra.
La ingrata habfa estado jugando
con mi corazon, porque ESQ satisfacia
a sus caprichos de mujer volunta-
ROSA
Palido, desespersdo, sintiendo ago.
nizar todos mis- suefos y todas mis-
ilusiones. penetre en- mi habita -ion
acar;ciando Ia idea del suici iio. En-
tonces 20 no me expDicaba la vida
sin el amor dc ;qrella mujer. Pc 0
apenas ella. mi amiga inseparable,
lego adivinar 10 qae pasaba por mi
alma. vino hacia mi sonriendo con
aqueila sonrisa que 20 juzgaba une
provocs cion.
No seas tontln-me dijo-Ya sc
10 que te pasa. S, esa mujer no te
anna tque importa' lHay tantas en-
el mundo. 7 Greene, no te
ha de ta.tar la muj r con que suenas
Ven, recuesta tn cabeza en- mi pecho
y duetme tranquilo.
Yo no puedo resistir mas
Aquella era una burla sangrients;
mi compafiera Sc habfa propue>to
hacer cterno mi suplicio, una olea
da De sangre me sub:6 a la cabeza.
Ciego &c ira me Iaree sobre ella
y agar ndola p"r el cuello la derribe
al suelo. apretandola con todas mi.
f .erzas. Cuando. pasado aquel rapto
de s6lera, abrf les nanos, con es
panto que la h4bia extrangulado.
La pcbsecita muri5 sin lamar una
qus ia nj una maljicion.
Y sail horIorizas voiver la vi :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-12

poder, que Sc tjen de una vez en es-
tos hechos horribles.
No pasa un dia sin que acontezca
entire nosotros un siniestro.
81 no va por atlas consideraciones
de otro linaje. por hnmanidad hay
que l:brar a Puerto Rico del terrible
peligro de la Standard
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-12

y ante el tribunal de la conciencia pu.
blica les hace comparecer y les juzga.
ST es precise, les absuelve 6 les de-
grada.
Y contra este tribunal no Sc conoce
Ell recurso de apelacion.
No queda mas que la Erase de Gam
BETA Mac Mahon: Sc sounetre 0a Sc
demetre.