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Caller pro tenn Vigus fills Judge Col.
burns place on the exchange admiIa-
ably.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars is
about 10 DO distributed among the
stockholders OF the Bulllon-Bock.
II 10 reported that an ore body assay
ing from s.. 40 TO s2D.6O In goli TO the
ton, mas been opened up In the Utica
mine.
Windsor and Hudson, the mining
stock brokers, nave deserted their TOT
mer apartments 10 the Progress block,
and will hereafter DO found al i9 west
SIcOnd South.
A slight change was noticed In tbs
rooms Of tbs Stock exchange today, 1t
was the dividing oil OF an apartment
which will be for the special convent
ence OF ladles. The fair sex should
show their appreciation aud grace the
'change with their presence
Rumor has II that Uncle Sam'a
men stationed Mt Fort Duchesne, are
looking well TO their laurels In and
about the UintAh reservation, anu that
when that portion Of the country IL
thrown open Tor settlement, they will
march In anu locate choice mineral
lands which they how have an eye on.
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they expected when they recently de-
cided upon a Whitney campaign In
this state. Petitions calling upon MIR.
whitney TO enter the field have been
signed by leading Influential men from
every section aud party faction In the
state. Ihoy claim 10 have tho leading
business aud professional men OF the
state capital, including tho mayor and
city officials, thrtI-iourths Of the
legislature, aud fnAlly the new state
adminlstratiOn, except Governor Me-
baufin, Who was not imp3rtunod, tut
whose ose itiends are actively eniist.
Oh In tht measure.
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VENEZUELA MAPS.
Evidence said 90 usVe Bssn Preserved
Ia the Vatican, Home.

Evidence said 90 Itsye Bssn Preserved
Ia the Vatican, home.
NEW YoRS, Feb. ia special 10
tho World from Caracas, VoneAuela,
sayti
An English vessel Ia taking sound.
ings nj the mouth " the Ofin1co river.
Maps matI by Catholic missionaries
early sent u South America, are said
to have been found In the Vatican
which prove Vonezuela'- claim TO the
disputed territory. President Crespo
hes appointed Amenl Doro Urianetn n
commissioner TO 20 TO Rome 10 study
the subject.
A special commissioner has also been
appointed 10 visit San Domingo and
Porto Rico 10 examine documents re-
lRting 10 Guiana.
ThelNon, zuela government has de-
uidod 10 connect Caracas with Guiana
by Telegraph. senior Luigi,9i Tfinidad,
has offered 10 lay n cable under the
Ohnoco river without expense to the
government.
Senior de La C0ncha, who was
wounded by soldiers In the recent
panica at n bull fight, 10 worse. There
has been n consultation OF four physi.
oians over bis case. The local news
papers fear 10 mention the Incident.
Another man, said TO have been
wounded the came day, will loss an
eye.
The Neutrality-suspicious. steamship
Columbia, with 200 excurslonists on
board, has arrived at La Guaraya. A
special bull Eight End special opera
performance will DO given during
thcirstay. Tho parry will leave on
Fnday.
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The british In Esypt.i

NEW York, Feb. ia special to
the Herald from Cairo, Egypt, say:
A. evidencing this feeling IN Egypt
concerning Britain occupation, II l. TO
be- admitted that there has beeu dis.
quiet amounting aim lst 10 n panic for
the last three days Ms = consequence VI
rumofs pointing 10 an evacuation OF
tue country by tho English. Lord
Cromer, tho English minister, states
positively that no alteration will take
place. With individual exceptions
persons OF all nationalities desire the
retention OF the British troops.
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Articles OF Incorporation were filed
with the county clerk today by the
Willard Mining Il Milling company,
with capital stock Of Sl20, 900, divided
Into shares Of S. each. Each Of the
following incOrpOrator take 1000
shares eachi James y. Watson, Frank
T.. Hsnlon, Henry ID. Brown, James
Z. DoolAn. Byron IL. Doolan ant Geo.
>, Wedgwoou,
The company owns the following
claims IN the West Mountain mining
district; Tue Old Time Placer, You
Bet Lode, WAteon Placer, land The CO.
lupus lode.
The officers ATei Frank p. HAnlon,
president; James s. Watson, vice presi.
dent, ana Henry ID. Brown secretary
aud treasurer.
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suADowINa A FRINGE.
An Anarchist said Co he Following
Ming uumbsrrs Nephew.


Ming uumbsrrs nephew.
CHICAGO, Feb. l3-rho Italian col.
ony In this city IL agilated over the dis
covery that Piutro Corr, the anarchist
who was said 10 have melted SAnto
Caserio 10 murder President Carnot,
10 shadowing Prince Luigi, q nephew
OF King Humbert OF Italy, who Ar-
rived here last week on tho war ship
Christophoro Colombo. Sinco tue
arrival Of the prince he has attended q
number OF social functions given In his
honor, and on each occasion u tall, dark
oomploxioned man was noticed. When
the identity OF the stranger was
learned the prince asked 10 SEQ the
anarchist. When the tall young man
was pointed out 30 him tue prince
watched him with a tinge OF well.bred
curiosity. Goti says he has no partiou-
lar motive in following the princs
about, anu attended tho balls ut which
King Humbert's nephew was present
Tor the purpose OF seeing The ladies.
He admitted that he taught CaTnot's
slayer the principles Of anarchy, ana
was himseli n hAteT OF royalty, but
denied that no had any evil native In
seeking the company OF Prince Luigi.
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NEW YOmI, Feb. H. Edison In his
experiments with this Rocntgen rays In
photography believes that he has ao-
cidentally hit upon process Of hard
oning aluminium that will make 10 n
substitute for steel In all the various
commercial uses OF that metal, from
ahips TO bicycles. This means rovo.
luton In the iron world. This die
covery was made by the wizard last
night. In happening TO pick up
one Of the aluminium dlsks used Tor the
cathode electrode In the course Of his
experiments, hs tried to bend II, but
found that It's nature hau changed
and Mat IL was M stil MS steel.
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NEW York, Feb. ia special TO
tho Herald from Havana sayh:
Madrid dispatches received here say
that Martinez CAmpos since the recent
denominations at the Spanish capital
has declined 10 assume the presidency
OF tue supreme council OF war 10 whioh
he has been appointed and has signi-
hed his purpose OF leaving the coun-
try, having, he says, TO accompany an
invalid son who goes to Germany to
recuperate his health.
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General MabTy's rangers are watching
every train with the Intention Of
boarding II, II they discover any iuien.
lion OF pulling of the fight In rexas.
Stuart has repeatedly assured the adj
juiant general that he has no Intentions
Of having the 1ght IN rtxss.
II is certain now that the nght will
be on Mexican soil somewhere. IL Will
be n dash across tire border aud atun
icr home alter the fght ia over.
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GAME, niRB AND FISH.
Annual Meeting of tho National Ere.
tectiys Association,

''N'tN' ahANtiuttuus
CHICAGO, Feb. lathe thirI nm.
nual meeting OF tho National Game,
Bird and Fish Protective association
was held at the sherman house last
night. Matters relating to the passA2 Q
OF better laws for the protectlo OF game
IN various parts OF the country were
discussed. President NJ. l.. Boftree
IN his annual report, called attention
TO The need OF such laws in Texas, ca
pecislly where there are no game lawp,
and yet on account OF the yearly mi
grafton OF birds the state becomes n
rlch game pocket and thousands OF
birds are slaughtered each year. A
letter was read from NJ. Is. Davis,
president OF the Gun club Of Waco,
IeNas, calling upon the association TO
AID The citizens Of the state In securing
the passage OF suitable laws 20 restrain
tho wholeaale destruction Of both cong
anu game b'rds by hunters. The al.
tuntl0n OF the association was also
called TO tho defective laws OF some of
'he eastern states whioh discTiminated
against come western states and render
lhelr game laws Ineffective by allow
lng thn shipment NJ game into the
EASTERN states from tho west.
II, b. Baird, tho attorney Of the Rsso.
clalion, has drafted bill which IL
Intended to amend the Interstate
commerce act 30 Ne TO regulate the
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WAsmNGToN, Feb. i2.-It has been
determinoI that Senator Quay's name
shall be presented 10 the Republican
National convention ut ~. Louis for
tho Proficiency. This determination
was reached to-day, anu II IL believed
there was a conference OF the friends
u the Pennsylvania senator today
when the conclusion was reached 10
present his name.
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shipped uis chIlarsI as Freight.

TOPEKA, KAns., Feb. l3.-Railroad
employees discovered the scheme
Joseph Love, Shawpee county
farmer. had to save passenger fare.
He had packed his three children,
aged IL, o anu Z, In box Tor shipment
by freight to Guthrie, Ok. Love
pleaded poverty and u stranger ad-
Vanced him money TO buy tickets,
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In coIIi.lon WIN lhs nsIs.,y.

SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. il3.-While the
American line steamer Paris, from
New York, was docking this morning,
she came into collision with the
steamer Majesty, belonging to the Isle
OF Wight, Tho MrJesIy was sunk, but
all OF her crew were saved.
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PARIS, Texas, Feb. lathe Bap-
list council to try DR.. q. NJ. Fortune,
pastor OF the FiTst Baptist church, for
ueresy, has concluded It's labors and
finds DR.. Fortune guilty on eight
counts.
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INDIcrnENrs FOUND


CIHoINSATl, Feb, lS.-The grand
Jury Of Campbell county, Kentucky,
sitting NJ Newport, this morning re-
ported to Judge Perkins indictments
against Scott Jackson and AloDzo M.
Wellington tue wiliul murder OF Pearl
Bryan.
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prown.d Boz nrl.bane nIreE

BRISBANE, Queensland, Feb. Ia
The brisbane river has been greatly
swollen by floods, A small stesmer
crossing The nver today with about so
passengers oapsized and only ~ per.
sons were saved.
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s s, ,sEKl Fst. ls-A special 10
~ Ga.,, nom nom II me sSyn Az
Isl .iai' . ass' not fear tue oppo.
IN Nv S,ll The Chamber together In
.iBi w. p l. that the premls I
~ ~ =, lIom tbs cabinet certain
In, s 10, . Pe,ence he considered
,s,, \, , s ,s'l. slguor Forts
lssIsls.' ' u. ssnsaAken, thAnEs 10
assa l s,,i T',h q. !hsi King
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~. s'9s' sso' ls.-Ihe accident risks
4, ~ hisn 'fo icing considered
~. '. s;ll'ieneea Of the Mutual
. ,',,I la'nTanee underwriters aud
!. s ~, has practically been
Ss'.t u vas agreed that blcycl.
~, ,aiilidoa' oceupSllon, which
M, !, s9npanies cannot insure
''H'a' prusnl rate Of prsmium.
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U Hass Chang sent to Rus.ia.

~ foEK, Feb. l3,-A special 10
htili liom Pskin says:
aug Chang aud Shas va Lion
saal ppolhlei delegates 10 ropre.
~ snpsttf Of China at the
;llsa q Emperor Nicholas IL OF
Ah Moscow. Negotiations arc
li'sis's looking 10 the oonclu.
COMMERCIAL treaty between
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|I6EH RETURNING
!. ,a.ui from His IS'n' al
y rLri,t, SiS'rIl'
..,n THE NORTH POLE


.,,rso. Feb. ia 'eI''
TIE. ,,,5 today from ltsu''S,
'' s,,. SIBERIAN trader named named
-, ~ 20 'sont Of Dr. .I Ftld nSo
H''' ". Norwegian explorer VINO
w. NJ ~ Fan on June "a l 1873,
: :. : Ante A regions, has '.I I'.S't ,so
's' ~. ' isuna land there and Is
e. z l' ,,s,id, civilization co., alan.
~, INN, = caro- Of Paris e''ou.
Az, ,smsi that N'a'sn had lonn =,
s'n .l ~, ID pllatsd the Norweglan :,
i'll IN story was generalIy
., \, vilhoil i9undallon' .,..
~, ...i y lisl year adylses
sg ,,,s 10 London from a Dapish
,,,,,I,p slAngmal,alik 90 spe
.', Y, GREENLAND, that snip
~ Or. Nauten's Fran, hau
~ s.s y 4, ,ne end Of July, stuck
~, X. ,ss drili. Finally on De
S,o,leh from CHRISTIANS,
~ ,,si,d inst Nsnien's wife re-
n.i,,, by a carrier pigeon re-
W A!N'..titinn A. doing well.
!, ,,,,l,f plseins were laken noilh
y,s,sn piriy, this report was
,,sly ireuse. 49,, ch,,,-
~ Jups "a, 1898, the doctors
,.',,n mAte tor the New ~.
y iI,nih ami head north until
yrn by tslug imbedded In the
"a h compelled 10 dfifl along
Ia s5,,t q any land which
M, Satd. On August %, 1913,
y,s,s,,tpiA dlipAicn from Var.
s,,irs nat on tie second Of that
~ l,va, about 10 tail into tho
=, ADD the Fran had behaved
AM DO that stage Of the jour
s,selilly 10 forcing her way
ie,.sn dispiich dated March 4,
uif, announced inat n letter
Nlnlifd, February "a, hal
In Hsmmefir,t, Norway, an.
m, ihal The telegraph Inspector
n,su 10 The m6untalni betw cen
81 lrd LAngsJofd had sesn a
moving 10 q soulhefly diree-
rd t,lleytd Il was possibly carry.
.gilele, from Dr.. Nansen. Until
.nss.ng Dispatch, no further
ha be tilloon Of DR.. Nansen has
nstiTtd.
isl0S, Feb l3.-Il Is pointed out
% veil informed circles that II
, q d. Nauten returning from
saa Pole turns out 10 be- correct,
ltlits lha the explorer has made
~ blsk to New Siberia from the
d, n,ious aud IL there awaiting
n.s elndlllons before c0mmenc-
" a'nsvtfd journey.
E,.bafea, the agent OF NAnsen,
IA received the Information that
ul,ti has found tho pole and IL
IaliL b d. Nanssn's dog sup
Hsissldts near the mouth OF
Lsl fivsL People Of that local.
giuqaenl visits to New Siberia
siy 10 this mauner have brought
ATl 70 Kouehnirrl.
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NAME


One hundred shares Of East Golden
Gate ut 55 cent?; 100 Sunshin at $685.
1000 Little Plttsburg Mt II cents and
. 900 at ii; 1000 Segregated Mercui
at 1 cent.
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KEoKUK, lows, Feb. l3.-By order
OF Judge Caldwell, entered today, the
Humeston 4 Shenandoah railroad ~
10 be sold st n special term OF the
federal court February 10 10 satisfy
mortgage bonds ana interest.
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UPRISING IN oonEA.
The Premier Wandered aud the King
Fugitive.

YOKOHAMA, Feb. l3.-Advices lust
received from Seoul, the capital Of
Corea, say an uprising took place there
on Tuesday, February IL, durlng
which the premier and seven officials
were murdered.
The dispatches add that the king
aud the crown prince sought shelter In
the Russian, legation. Twi Won
Kunn Ia also there. IL Ia stated the
King ordered tho ministers put 10
death.
Two hundred Russian sailors and
marines are guarding the legation In
that country.
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These amounts Ere nil exclusive ofsAl-
ary IN the way Of regular remuneration.
Tue fret item represents the pur.
chase price Of books for tho -
80. "a eflice. This, II IL claimed,
Ia an expense which the Taxpayers
should not be called upon 10 bear.
Dozens Of competent lawyers, II IL
alleged. would willingly furnish their
own libraries and advice TO tho city
Tor the privilege Of drawing and spend.
Ing very comfortable annual stipend
pertaining TO tue ollioe.
As to item No. 2, that does not seem
difficult Of satisfactory explanation.
rhe oity's chief executive has always
hau the right 10 appropriate money 10
assist stranded anu unfortunate per-
sons TO their homes by the purchase Of
railway tickets. rhRt is what, II IL
said, was done In this case. But the
objection comes Ia making direct pay
mvnt 10 the MayOr's clerk. That IL
what the oouncllmen declare must
stOp.
Item No. 2 10 the ono over which
the main trouble will come. That IL
tfanspItcs, went into tho pocket Of Mr..
Roy Mckay as partial expenses OF an
eastern iunket taken -.
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VIII ~ trrRtsENryD


,,I'aaIoS, Feb. la-Th,,,.,.
l'nl,ul N w y, minister here, lie
litly ON Y, Ssptllsla has notified
|isla,, JI,a !! il1' 1t viii reston \
I,n,'p' , y .he Invitation Of ,hs
|ea m u,uh laiy commi,slon ~
|sIrg ~, ,''iel CO In lie posresslor w
BAN w. NV lteAllon OF the ,,,,a,
(sIs,, a .5 Senior Apdrs% I , .,le
E'D, ~" sheilh u the Cow, . r,, $3.50 ,
|.Fiv, ,a l,' e'mpliing this Tsc nor
l,tlssl,Du !. 10 the comml.sl eTo, !,
RnIy N. v .oln a. possible p, a.
: Hp,,,,n'. .1si'l government
|aai H. in a.eIlo consul, a. sun ,pa.
IssasIy' invitation ,l as tue m,pi .1s,
menled this eou,s,,
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/, -, AZ ''t s,,oi F., ls.-Many
|.nd isS,, '1 ,s, 20 0 s. u ts anxious lou,
'''A''' avoid S s.i1,SI III.
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y s.ii E'S : ls-In the Rolon.,,,
,s,l snIsp ADJ ,ii,,l s.lI,ost,isin, ' min:
. y, Ihat 4 10, Iepudiated the
y '' ''''P'ra'ncs' d ~ fla a,,,sG'
F'@'lndIsun,S.Iuolaa d 9G swept away
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OFF ON A JUNKET.
Roy ntRay Goes East on Business
for The City.
GETS CONTINGENT FUND HELP.
other Appropriations From the Same
Fund Obj .cled To Ia These Piping
Times Of Reircnchmeut.

Some OF the city oounoilmsn-Am.
ong them Mt. o'Mears, have become
considerably net,led and aroused over
tho discovery. within the last day or
two Of tho "sinrtling" frequency with
which the name Of mckay" occurs
IN connection with the benefits arising
from appropriations on, ot the Mayors
contingent fund, "a disclosed by the
records Of the Audito's office. The
particular items to which attention Is
directed are ~ follows.
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Continued on Page fwS.)
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ihs'ffsft. ornss e.i'te ai-.s4, .ls..,,.a
t ,l,fa'' ~ na{1rty ~ TN hss.,...
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sr 70 Beaumont xhIe te.arsi a..
hAh4ns parties have been oryan.xea ''"'
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& na' a
become seri.
sIis
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on Dr. Hafl.awa.
4 ar Alamo
iiszs san .Arto-
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irfaln. given
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stw0f1n rlans
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f. Ter womsa. Ne
for skin DIS
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casaNh.
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.lght toeiE'i f"s reY,A 4 aes--, .'.,,.
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MfATHEk INFORMATION

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-. r'st9r Tesas Juf Rsf,q-ys fo-
'-i'lr ho-rs ending az m
r4er al time.
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snc wesf4saup To tt,us~ wa.e,,. ,a,,,.e :.
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tarh Detsrss u ias work llstH. Every
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say - IN ppliaipg W D. taking roeA
nfr'f ;f''lg l.itr'e pariaer aud vi,stir.r
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sefs7 '-.'rfHasaees, ana iuitt1s. t5sra
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Will WIN ANYWAY
4'h''y' Iexss. July a-cont.u ran,..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-02

Alani-grite, mo puedo sufrir este
por mas tempo.
Sin EN- barge tiene que ser asf, David,
-di1o Alan, n,-porque 81 este fracass, listed
podra escapar con la vida; pero Alan Breck
pusde considerarse como hombre muerto.
Esto era tan cierto que exhals IN lamen-
10; aun este lamsnto sirvi6 81 objeto de
Alan, pues fu6 dido por Ia muchacha GUAM
90 voIvia con IN plato de bizcochos una
botella de csrveza.
IlPobre muchachol- Ciiio, v no bien puso
a comlda en- la mesa, me TOGO ell hombro
COD una paimadita amistosa, como 81 quisie
I'm 1nfund1rme Amino Entonces nos dijo
que comieranos bebi6ramos pues no habie
nAos que psgsr, puesto que la posada era
suys, . 10 menos de su padre que habia
Ioo pasar el dia cierto lugar que mencio-
10. NOS puslmos pues, . conner. Y mientras
coulAhos DeDiamos, ella permapeciS sen
Iaua AZ isoo de La mesa Immediate, miranda
Eos pensaud do y estrujardo entire los dedos
las clntas dc su delantal.
-natoy pensando que tiene listed la len
se N Alan.
Isl, -respondio Alan,-psro usted v6
que 20 Sc con qui6n hablo.
-Nnnca le hare trAici6n, dijo ella, ST
listed slude ESQ
- No, replied Alap,-usted no as de esa
clase de gente. Pero le dire 10 Que puede
hacsr para syudaruos.
cabsza My 1Dosien0e =
pudiersf ereo % usSSu
No respondi6 NADIA. n
-. oiga listed, amiga. mfa,-diio Alan
n nay Dotes On esta region. pues he vieto..
81 4 ~ orliias cnando yenfa a Il cat
s'sn' pndieramcs tener N
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-02
VINO FEBRiFUGO

-sQue. es 10 que tieuei-exclam6 -Ha
andado mas centenares de millas que pclo
tiene en- Ia barba; y ha dormido mas tempo
entire los matorrales empapados en- aqua que
entire sabanas secas sQu6 es 10 que tienei
tVaya 81 tienel lVaya 81 tienei -Oontinu6
murmurando como persona descontenta.
-Es muy joven para todos esos trabsjos,
-dijo la muchachs.
-Demasiado joven, dijo Alan vuelto de
espaldas- a ella.
-Harfa mejor en- ir caballo, lo,-continu6
la joven.-
-iY d6nde pcdrfa couseguir I'M caballof-
grit6 Alan volviendose hacia ella con ell mis-
mo aspecto furioso.-sQuiere usted que 10
robef
Cref que su rudeza habria hecho alejarse
de una vez la muchachs; pero ella perma
necio sienciosa un ratio. Iii compaf1ero sa-
bia bien 10 Que sc pescaba, Y pessr de su
sencillez en- algunas cosas de Ia vida, tenia
mucha experiencia y conocimiento del mum
do en- asuntos de esta Daturaleza.
No hsbia necesidad de one me 10 dijera,
-exclam6 ella al fn-Ustedes son caballe
ros.
-Bien,-dijo Alan m tanto ablandado
con esta observation inocente-y suponiendo
vez que Ia cualidad de ser caballero ie pom
ga a uno dinero en- los bolsilloss
La muchachs di6 IN suspiro al DIR este,
como si fuera una gran sef1ora maltratada
de In fortuna.
-No,-dijo. .-tiene usted mucha raz6n.
Durante todo este tempo estaba yo irri-
tandome del papel que SO me hacia desem
peffar, sentado allf como 81 tuviera In lengua
atada, lleno de vergIenza J In vez con risa
comprimida; pero In situacion era de las que
no podia 70 soportar mueho tiempos le Pc