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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25
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4hs ssceaa aseSsse O0sse 4, sAs ls,>
Makes . rev as0as6s.
Mr.. Bryan advanced again and ia-
troduced Vice Presidsks Adlsi e.
Stey enson, saying: Ladies and Gen.
tIemen: Before I ego I want you 10
have the opportunity Of listening 10
another advocate Of our cause. the
vice president Of the Unitcd Sssses.
The vice president OF the Ceissd
States in Office 10 . much bigger man
than 6 candida . for president Who
has not been elected. I want to sur
render the door to The vice prssi.
dent who 10 still true TO democratic
principles. Cheers. applause. con.
tipued for several mtoutes). Wbss
quiet was restored the speaker L..
troduced said:
Ladies and Gsatlsmsp, Fellow Gill.
zens: l will detain you but fec
moments. We stand upon the eve Of
Q presidential election. Aud the quss-
ton for the people to determine Il
whether you will have bimetaIlism.
whether you will have the re.tors-
ton Of gold aud silver. the money al
the constitution. the money prosided
by the founders Of this z ,vernmeus.
or whether you viii have the gold
standard. The election 1T Mckinley
and the republican congress means
the continuation # the gold stand.
ard. The el=e,ion Of Mr.. Bryan aud
. democratic congress means the res.
toration to the people Of this country
OF gold and liver as the standard.
of none, as it was provided bv tn.
founders OF the constitution. ZAP.
plause).
l have no words with which u
express to you the importance TO the
people Of this country Of the great
contest in which you are eng CAD. Il
is OF supreme Importance to all oil
the people Of this country. and the
remedy is In your hands Il is wisel )
provided that once in four years ths
political power shall return to she
hands Of the people. And upon The
Sd Of November the people Of th;,
country are to determine the qu.s.
ton whether they will have binet a.
lism, or whether . single gold stand
ard shall be maintained.
/ need not tell you thst until the
year 1896. at St. Louis, in the repub
lican national convention, during all
OF our history. no political psrty
had ever declared for the single gold
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25

not farm are the ones who are 30
anxious for the farmers prosperity?
LaughteI) Isn't it strange that
the people who do no manual labor
are the only one, who are sure tha'
the gold standard is q good thing for
those who do manual labor? ZAP
plau and laughter). Don't you
suppose that if the goli standard
had wrought such blessings to the
iaboring classes that the laboring
classes would be able to see them?
(Applause) My friends. the labor
ing people have never introduced q
gold standard in any nation in the
world. Voice, They won't neith-
err. The money changers have.
but they don't belong to the laboring
classes. The cham bers OF commerce
and the boards of trade declared that
the gold standard is q good thing.
But the masses Of the people new 81
have. They don't now. They never
will declare that the gold standard
is q good thing for them. Zap
plause.)
Now. my friends. find my time is
up. have to go now to another
place. But l want to say this to
you. Iwant to charge you to con-
slider the money question and apply
it to yourselves. The financier APP
plies it to himeelf. You 60 to the
men who have made millions of dol
lars out of syndicates and trusts,
and they want to have that system
of the issue of bonds continued so
that they can make money out of it.
You 20 to the trusts who have been
profiting by the lax enforcement Of
the law, who first organize. then de-
stroy competition aud then prey
upon society and the helpless by
their acts. They are all willing to
vote to protect their interests. They
are willing to use their ballots to
elect men to look out for them.
They are willing to use their votes
and subscribe to campaign funds in
order to continue in business in this
country. My friends. il all the
masses of the people make it q point
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25
A Faithful Wife's Anxiety.
81 Neob IW 60 ~ e u@ uuohaa6 - 10
TEL - - - - 60 90 = uvo.
ASluty vslvetn ee.a, ueletlag 10 essnls 70.
- s : CO c.: ~ go -.
ssr q. - |: 49, 3 s.:s ="
81. - To- - SlsU.

PHI Or pals People 4 wss sias 10 a. 80
shores. end bcfofn ti,s fourth ~as hnislod !
wss doins me- farm work NJ Gun 10
eosnpieis aud permanent and = boz, iIH
hams iaut rilk Coz i,~ls People ar ~ i,ps,
reis ~ fold nj ou' house"
"Nwsaf a. ths sinicmerh ! have nialaf
Nls,, enr,ainls and With pleasure, " tn.d
NJ, Underwood, when the feiporte' tu"s
frssted thai soms people WHO WE'RE 500 boz
qasinsed with h,n mialn bo sk"ptianl nfIa
oshe', ~'hem a. following acknowledging
s1zTt 40 NtcHioas,l
Cot'N1 co Tf'scoiA,
PERSONAL, appeared before me ", NJ f'ns
aerwo.d, ~ho, under oath, daelntnd fiW .
statements Mads ln u,s alos. ini"iAieN Al .
tro. aud correct IN ever, rel,acL
q y, ff1spsnAes, fo,o,p tsdf,rs
in aud fs 1hsaoln onni,, Mil "A.
ofSon lasartNor., Who WIZ ilfestfn il 20
tntarsiew sith NJ, tndsfNnod, raid N1a,
srigbh@ t'Bdrsoods eup 10 amRidpao q
mirssls ~ a.. le'i'ls at iiis loa,lii3, "a
ths siors b. add ossY mud ossf upnih'
''Mh, /" sa,d Nj, ildsrnaod, ~ sou lave
cry douins nhoia she bla',af, tusi s3ll ~
kamp, Ns'lls, ., o.. Naasaf a,l, Nilsnl 40
drev Thompson, ar, fafllsf Y u 4 ndsiN I'D,
az any ~ tbs dozeH of r'lirila iunsli in
this sae,ioDs thes inos oil slo,u 49,
During the conversation Niiah talln "a
shef ths interview, Ga. frpriof l'nni'd D 'a
pf uobdfts, of Mn,sills, fo.oiifnsiiDt 1H,
Niiiinms' 1iik 1'ills f@ t'al. i'",11p t Il
practice and tint Mfs, rhomns Andrfs,fi ~,
ing b,H f'v olilrs Bwn,, had tsn'1,fd iiHib
vicious bs'lp ffom fh,m tso thu 1nln nlhl,
~, living psaf Akron nj, eaiaHs, u 20
gentleman eighty ain. sanrs of npr, Nltn bid
iasn o sufiafsf ffan l,Ilious fhrinia van iH
frnrs, had been stfir.l, eutrd T., fh'ii nsn,
ls,n NJ nirH ~ns approaching tlu 80 Ufi"f
could moi pufsn. III, Investigations ~ ibgf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25
A Muscatine Woman.

On tbo sreond noof 81 one oi o,n o. ltaad
business buildings, loontsd NJ Ne, go Wa
FRONT tira't, 10 tls home oi onsiall', ga
Mira, M briePs, md y M, eisi,"sl to-day
fs Che puri'oss ~ speaking ~ Nfs, lifli 81
on q question of considerable wright A. lloi,
The tsporief tpon rnllinr found Mra i8sfs
elftflp indiaposad MOI however With be- Hfis
efeomflaintl bn beverfleless in NaiA lpats
geninl mood, fpon inquiry ne a. fp lauos
~ sha derived from tlie use ot d., vi uius'
p'int lfils fof Pale People, slr snid
About eighteen montls siDee 4 NHf 41 m
down Win s.iniir f'bonnaiism in pN nwov
1inlbs, esposisils my right lnr, mud 49, ff4p
we fhs stiact thai ! could boi snli Oh iIil,
AHr tfstng snrions femadins, oil sfl0n
avail o lads nriplfbm of mine, Mr.. ioln
Dodef, who, thi,lk, is nov lisinf ~ sar
r,enitoped pf, William 11ilh 1'iils f1f Z. y
People sro snid s,e he'd tsad fbe,n i,a ipas
l,u troul,l' aud had ioupd iliom s,f, aii.
bcisl. J purchased boa ofpillf NJ ! Nras
pef a fo,t drug siore, and briofo I lad
taken all of the firsi bos hegan 10 fpsl tutu'h
improved and ihe pnin impnf tonas. 4 aa,is
tipued to tnks fliom, bu, mr. q saeond lI8I.,
aud ~l'en had nestls f,ils,l,.d she tnooiid
bo, wa aide ~ wnlk sh0n NJ slDl, a. ,s,sf
spd have poi had M a,,aeL sinas,
heartily epdor~ pf, Ntllinps 1iik
P3l,s fw psls People and fsl eonfd.if u,ai
anyone adiicied ~ I ~ps ro,ild iw 80 A. fos
stored a. fhs'if oa,at bcslrh Us flrif nar -.
Firm ~, Josrsot, ffssrof,e,, Josed,
Iss Williams titk I'ills f,s lado feofi.
srs nov glyen 10 Che pnblic ss an priniiing
/ blood b'itldft mud bsrye fosiofof eisif.v III
sofms of wentD~es arising from o Nniory
ambition o fbs blood az shsttcred iurvas.
/ 1'bs fiils ~. soid ", Ail dnalafs, of q IN i,p
eef'f roa paid en- veceip vi price, NJ nrIis a
hos az sis boses iw 32.so ithes at. nogsr
Sid W huh ~ ny the 100, by sddfo, siuR
W. "tIlian's Med. Co., Schenectady, ny
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25

to use their ballots to promote their
own interests. and should do 30, "A
those 30 called business men are
always carful to use their ballots 70
promote their interests (Applause),
all viii be well.
II l shall leave with you but one
thing to be remem bered. want to
leave you this motto that I saw
down in q southern state. 1t was car.
ried upon a banner ia q procession.
1t only consisted OF three words:
1--WE mean busipess" (Loug con.
tinued applause and laughter). I
don't believe l am entitled to the
voee OF any person who believes that
] will go back on what I am adyo.
eating in this campaign. (Applaue.)
And. my friends, can promise you
this, II you will take my word for it.
II you will believe what say. YOU
can rely upon it that the promi see
that make in this csmpaiga vail b
fulfilled if am elected ana If I have
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25
Pubiicsf,on Notice.
sfATl % ILLrsoIs. ,s

10 ~ Circuit court septopDor opr q. %.
NJ . sturgeon ~. patnot orsy Bog ass, 10
cfancers
. ndssii o, fhe non .rcsldeDca od pH,ifk
Gtsgr so~pess. fhs sbove DESCENDANT. fiaf hs
pleos ~ ~. idetos 10 unknown aud thai ufyr due
esd dlIipsni ipquir, can potbs sscsrtsipef uHfing
been Gles IN the cerks once ~ thr fffnH
nrt ~ eatd county, notice 10 tissrsfHr icrps
NJ given 10 %. sals Bopfes,dspf osiougaHi,
fhsi the complainant fled his hill ~ syms
risinn IN fbe rsld ooun on The chsb,sfy de
fhorsDs 90 the lDfh de, ~ AnrUst, a. D. fsW
aso fbst esmnobs Sss issDod thereon or ~
salo oouvs wherein eaid cut 10 moo iHpaHIp.
rsfurnsbls on the nrst Monday IN the pi0nil 81
JafIuary NEXT. - 10 by is~ rsGrirsc
Moo. unieas you. tbs cello usb-resierfH 10
fepdsni sbovs psmed, fetvbot Gfnsg Ter.
Sess. shall personally ~ sud spI~sf bsl0rs
the ssid circuit coust 40 fhe 6ssi dss 81 no
pc,t term tbsreof. 10 NJ holden ~ eors fsland,
~ and for sa,d eounty, 00 tbs frst Mo- ~ ID
ssnBsry ncs'. spc piesd, snswsf ~ ansl,s
"a me es,c oomplssssnfs III efosmplsH fso
ssfns ana the @sftey fhsvein charged and sia,sa
~fg ne ssken - corsssrose ed . decve, ,fiiasea
q sipsi you sccordinp 20 49, swn,sr ~ ~ 4 h1I.
9DDnsg ~ ssxss.s ,.fs
BOA Island. 1n.. eepa. =. IsA
s1rsosos o uAsnest.s., oanppssinsnfs boiionors
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25

boo whO q vss Placed @ ~
morning.. ao1 ooW I keog I 1osr. -
Another msa ssssaise 10 shs cot.
skirss Of The crowd 90. beard hy %
ARors representative 60 observe.
1--we always es~s . repsbisess. bot
shst's the sdssi msa sos rrsss1ess.
csat hear What he's sayieg. bet be
means 70. ess 80 that By bic oss.
ssr. and that 10 The kied Of . mae I
want. and a for him
Psessssss Ossa . essso 90 osssss.
Before rsschiae The ssasl nryss
vss presented eth o busch Of rib.
bon. eeiag ie white stssamsrs 90 ces
ysllov. The peesseeesisi csedidsss
secepsed 10 grseiously ssd pissise d
70 the lapel Of bic ccst. vors % ghiis
be spoke aad &c vss stiii 90 die.
Pisysd vhsa be less The city.
esss rsessS aas~s Sss Al.
The local rePsblsess nsssgsmens
vss provided visa fses bsdess os
yellow ribboe for is.ooo yssssrdsy
mofnsag snd these ~ses sssssus !.
iesily Pineee 90 evesybeey whe
could - reached. ,he piss bsisg %
90 ouiuusnbss the general css~c
With the appearance 81 TIE yeile~ %
% make IN smpressson or the presi.
destiai candidate. bss vbsa The vel.
loo foilo~s GOT OPP there they ~ers
On much in ths minority thst they
could no; fnd each other.
Ssss.s sss nssssss.
u wss the grs attest political den.
onstsa;ioa eses held IL ~esssra 1iii.
aois.
There we're snv nembes Of work
log men ~h. fcls = iscense 60 sbop,
for brysE sast -s.nings
A number a. lsdics faistd ia che
cru.h aDosi INC speakers stand. Ca,
non. &c the rrses -efe serious.
William Mcknsry and Z. J. Medili,
Jr.. ~ess do.n SO far ss Alsxi. ca
tb. Bryan special nod rcturnsd co
the .seatng express.
The hotels std resssurssts had
,hree time 'hc member of people O,
noon Yesterday that thew hare he'd
20 any three days 10 koct Isissd b ..
tore.
The Genefes silver club aud bsud
escorted BIZ the Bryan clnb. made 9
little parade on Second avenue In,
evening. q, proving 40 -n,busiast {
demonstration.
A. the conclusion Of the meesiua
std just before Mr.. Stevenson o. ole,
there we're cries for Mrs. Bryan. and
the lady wss assisted ta the tpeak
ere platform and grscefuiiy acA no~i
edged the compliment. She received
an ovation.
The cry Of "Bryaa' Vas ali tbs,
was heard on tie STREETS last night
bryan. Bryan. ". !. Bryan" &C.
companied the measured trsed Of
impromptu marching squads that
passed here and there until % ists
- midnight.
A number Of smart republicass
busted themselves last night circu.
lating the report that the ressou
rug ARsrs did no. publish yestcr.
day was that Was afraid that 70 Collins
you'd get Brysn's speech and ssss
70 60 pieces In his address. People
who are interested sufsicieutly "a
Mr.. Collins might get What he said
from this morniac's tstue Of The
Union and compare it with Mr.. Bsy.
ans remarks In this paper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25
0sevssoss 0aossss .

From . letter written By Rev. =.
Gundcrman. Of Dimcndale. Mich. we
are permitted 20 make this extract:
II have no hesitation In recommend.
ing Dr. Kings New Discovery. - the
results are almost marvellous iu the
case Of my wife. while ] wss pastor
Of tho Baptist church NJ Rives June
ton she was brought down with
pneumonia succeeding 10 grippe.
Terrible Paroxysms Of coughing
would last hours with little tuteryup-
ton. and 10 seemed 90 II she could
not survive them. A friend recon-
mended DR.. Kings Nev Discovery;
it Was quick In its work and highly
satisfactory 10 rcsults.- Trial bot
ties free at Hsrts . Ullemeyer's drug
store. Regular sire SOC and u.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25

cause the farmer has ceased to be
able to pay. l don's know how it Is
heie. But l will venture that there
ia not firm here that 10 making
farm implements but has Z stock Of
worthless notes 10 the tant; notes
that have only become WORTHLESS be-
cause you have destroyed the value
OF the farm products With which be
can pay. (Applauss.)
Tho way TO Prosperity.
Now. my friends you have z OF to
commence the prosperity OF this
country with those who produce
wealth. You cannot commence at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25
LEGAL.
Notice 90 Contractors.

seatsd fvoJpssk yiii NJ veoeived ri iiia fiy
gicve o1c. 1ksot 1~isud. 1iituols, until NundAs,
ocsosssf ~. 1ses 81 I've CO.. o'cloot o. m fJi tha
FURNISHING ~ TOO bundveu and MY tgil lnr.s
pyWef bOses ~ the ~etef tDhe rsfei, i,p iIf tiis
WetsrwOrhs ospevtmsnt Of said city,
specifications NJ Mo III tire city clorl,,s neIfr
- cs3 ressvvss ths sigtt ~ velsct nn, ana all
Esss islssa. rliino,s. Oct, .. ,sw.
I'D, nrErtta, rtty clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25

fes unasrsie7sed hsv,ns hscp appoint ,yssY.
5horpt1s, late 0f fhs county ~ floci is ut,
ssets 81 llino>a. dsoessed, herah, glyrr un.io.
tbsf Ne vi eppesf before The conDfy r,ur ~
esie coust, in ths ciy ~ tlvct Island, al ln Nos
sembet torn, on the hra MONDE, M Blown bof
oexi. 81 Whlct time oil Icvsons mYibg ciaifDs
against seio estate ere notihed spd taqDr tNl -
effsno f0 the purro~s ~ having fha snfnH al
10essds Al tsrpops inasbsso ~ SAID Hf ace
ssgnssese - nsks immecist. i'symsni H. .l.s M
osr~igneo.
Dssss TINE ssn Dc, 81 August a, %, 90.
J.e, bssD, GtDrliags
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25

rhs Traits. the Grow AID tie ossVs Ne
ssrs Rssesssg neee.
The Brysn special consisted Of the
Wagner private car. Idler and
day coach pulled by engine
10 OF the c. b. & q, with W
h. Miller ct the throstIs and B
5Wsnson fireman. John &. Obere
sas conductor and Frank B. Mott.
brakeman. Toe train was 90 hour
late Of La Sale, Bryaa having
spoken 80 minutes ut Ottawa and ~
minutes at Ia Sale after reschiog
there. Then be talked five minutes
A. spring Valley. i've minutes Of
Ladd and at the I. V. & n. crossing
To which point, . distance Of seveo
miles. the train run Ia i've minutes
At kewauee Mr.. Bryan Was takeu
three.quartcrs OF mile from the de-
Pot where be spoke IS minutes
There the Rock Island and Moline
committee met the train. He also
made few remarks ct Galva, from
which point the train ran over 10
Alpha. where Mr.. Bryan Vas pre-.
sented with silver moanted brush
The train then came on up the Rocl
leland and St.Louis division Of the C..
3, q q. 70 Rock Island. After leav-
Ing Rock Island last night the train
vent % Monmouth where q haIf-hour
stop vas made and Bryan spoke a
the fair grounds 20 20. 600. Stops
Vers also made ct Bushnell and Ne.
co0b. the tirsiess ststesmau and his
party rsechiag Quincy late ss sighs
ead after . great meeting which 1ss
The equal Of that Ut Rock Islsod. the
party proceeded to Jacksonville where
sunday will be spent.
osess csssa Nss Gene.
Es-Gov. Horace Boies, Who VA
assigned TO Rock Island by the M.
ti0oal committee. was uusble 20
reach here. and while there Vas much
disappointment 10 Consequence. there
We 10 feelisg that there he'd been
say dearth OF democratic doctrine.
Dsesoosesg sAs Cssva q a. o~~ss>..
Az stated before the crowd It Co.
lumbis park In the afternoon 10 var.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25

behind me = majority of the people
OF thfs country. there 10 no power 10
this country "r any foreign country
that will prevent the re.torasion o.
oimetaiIism in this country. (Rs-
ueWed and continued applause).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25
1eIUl ]. DUlIS

Reel Hotate
- Insurance.
boy. Sen and n1aaaee
property. Coles Reeaa.
Tie Cd 6re sod slme
tsied coapsays repcs-
senseA Rases % IoU
- any reliable ecnpasy
caa a6oed.
Yoss rsssesses h soisoassa.
ono 1850. ooeeal A.. -
0sDs 0sss ena.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25
rae sriSERasY % rHs DAY.

forded the candidate . breathips
spell.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-26
DEL DIA
EN- Ell CONGRESO

FL sef1or Gasset, director de EI impartial,
pronuncio IN discurso &c tonos violentos,
ceDsurando Ia conducta de Mr.. Morgan, Sc
nador yankee, por insurrecto descort6s.
LIS diputados carlistas declaran que, por
patriotismo, consideraran limpias todas las
actas de Cuba y las aprobaran, sea cual fue-
re- la actitad que adopten los demas partidos
LA QUESTION DEL TABACO
Mr.. Olney, secretario de Estado var kee.
ha dirigido une nota Mr.. Taylor, represen
tante americana en- Madrid, protestando
contra la prohibition del general Weyler So
bre embarques de tabaco.
Solicita Mr.. Morgan una pr6rroga al pls 70
marcado y amenaza con cerrar los puertos
de Cuba, respondiendo asi la medida del
general Weyler.
SAGASTA
TAts hombre polft co manifesto en- ell salon
de coLferencias que persiste en- su actitud
sobre las elecciones de Cuba, considerando-
las nulas.
Afiadio que s6ls tendra como validas las
otorg adSs1 por la u Universidad de la Ha55eans.
por la archidiocesis de Santiago de Cuba y
por las sociedades an6nfmas de Cuba Y
Puerto Rico.
Dijo que, 81 ell gobierno Sc opone sus
proyeetos, recabara gu Hbertad de acci6n v
adoptara los temperamentos que lie conven-
gan.
Acerca de estos temperamentos guarda
absolute reserva
En- Madrid reina mucha agitaci6n politica
RUMORES
D1cese que ell ministro de Estado espaf1ol
ia dirIgido .un telegcama al gobierno de
Washington, auunciandole el envfo.de gran
des rtfoerzos para tegminar la guerra inme
diatamente.
FL Daque de Tetuan asegur6 en- ell Con
greso que 81 plan norte- americana consiste
en- que Espafia abandone 4 Cuba. En- este
caso intervendrfan los var KEGS. al sobreve-
mir 10 inevitable guerra de razas, Sc ane
xionarfa la isla.
EN- LA HABANA
Una comisi6n de la Union de tabaoue-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-26

ros" visit6 al general Weyler para 'expresar.
e Ia gratitud que haeia Ell siente ell gremio
todo por el 1itimo bando, prohibitiVo del
embarque de tabaco
FL general recibf6 bieu los comisionados
y eefos, en- nombre de sus eompaffsros, Sc
pnsieron sus ordenes Observation-Disclosures
VARIAS NOTICIAS
Los insurrectos, colocando un bomba
xpiosiva al paso de IN tren, volaron este
an que ocurrieran desgracias personales
Ell Gereral Pin da parte de que, en- di-
versus ocasiones, ha batido por complete
los rebeldes, caueaadole muchas bajas.
GORE la noticia de que Sc reforzars DO
derosamente el ej6rcito que esta en- opera
clones entire la Habana Matanzas
COMBATE
FL coronel Delgado encontr6 al enemigo
en- ell potrero Pimienta- del Rfo-en
n1mero de mil hombres mas.
Mandabanle los cabecillas Aleman Fon-
SEGA.
OeUpaban fortfsimas posiciones
Sc les bati6, recogiendose yeiutidos muer
los dejsdos en- ell sitio de la batalla.
Entire los muertos fgura ell titulado capi
an Pif1eiro.
Las bajas de la coIumna, diez ocho he
'ldos y bastantes contusos.
De muertos no. SO habla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-26

sion del agradecimiento que os profesa es
pura, sencilla libre de toda evaporation. ex
Os dire dos palabras que os probarau
cuan natural y vehemente es en- ella Ell nstin-
to religioso. Cuando yo lie pregunt6:-iN
ha sidQ mny grande vuestra sorpresa vues-
tro gozn al deciros ell senior Rodolfo que os
queds' { aquf2 iQu6 impression tan profunda
deblo cahsaros esta! noticia. ..-lOh, s1!-
me respoDdi6. Cuando me diio ESQ, ,seutf ell mis-
mo gozo piadoso que ouando entraba en- una
igleeia, es decir, cuando me dejaban entrar;
porque va sabreis, sonora Adela, que 20. -.
? No la deie proseguir al yer su rostro en-
,cendido y cubierto de rubor.-Sf, va se, hi
ia mia. o. dare eiempre el nombre de hiia:
2quereie2 Sc que habeis padecido mucho;
pero Dios bendice los que le aman le te-
men, los desgracisdos como los arrepenti
dos.
-Cada vez estoy mas contenta de mi
obra, querida sefiora Adela
-Lo que tambeu me ha sorprendido es
que no me ha hecho la menor pregunta acer-
Ca de vos, sin embargo de que todo este debe
excltaT en- ella Ia mayor curiosiiad Esta re-
serva prudente delicada me induio aouerer
averiguar 81 habfa algo, le diie:-Debeis
tener mucha curiosidad por saber qui6n es
vuestro misterioso bienhechor-Ya 10 So
repuso con seucill- encantadora; ;-se llama
mi bienhechor.
-Segdn ESQ, la amareis, suo es verdad?
OcupaTa 10 menos imujer virtuosa! una par
te en- vuestro coraz6n.
-Sf, lie consagrare mi cuidado mis- des-
velos, como Sc les conssgrarfa tambi6n
el-dijo la seflora Adela con aDgustiada voz.
Rodolfo le cogi6 la mano.
-Vamos, vamos; no os desaIent6is tan
pronto. Si hasta hoy han side vanas nues-
tras pesquisas, podra ser que IN dfa....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-26

En- estos momentos nos comunica ell tel6-
grafo la fatal nusva de haber exalado ell Ill
timo suspiro, durante la noche de ayer, er
sn resiaencia de Vega baia, ell egregio poets
don Jose Gualberto PadlIla, que tan famoso
popular hzo ell pseud6Limo EI Caribe.
Puerto Rico esta de luto.
Sin tempo para consagrar & la memoirs
del llustre finado, el prefundo homemade de
nuestra admiration de nuestro Garlic. no.
limitamos, por hoy, envisr su desconso-
lada familia ell luctu 80 testimonio de nues-
ira inmensa pena.
Maf1ane, entire 8 y 10, debe deverifcar-
sc ell entierro
lPsz los restos del puertorriQuef1o dignf-
simo, gloria del terruf1oi