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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-09-09
SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVE, STOCK

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Sept. S.-Recaipts
800 hogs, LOCO cattle, 10 calves, go sheep.
Hog market about steady, some very good
hogs on the market: Sc hogs, $50 lbs, 81. 80
%, PCS, $40; SO, 2i2, 500; s, POI, $500; II,
1S2, $500; 8. 2s2, $3.50; g. 2s4 81 49, "a, "a,
$3.50; H. 3l2, s2.5t; SO, 1872 $40; As, $780, So. TO-
Cattle Market-Butchers' cattle about
steady; good demand for stockers, but
weaker: stockers, $50 lbs 1918; cows,
$50, S2.S5; stockers, SG6, 81. 90 l cow LILO,
sis; calves, $50, $500; 1 steer, lose, So 90
COWS, 996, $3.50; feeder, $40, $3.50; 1 COW,
Lose 1926: 1 COW, TO $3.50 COW, 101o, 50. 40.
Sheep market dull some demand for
choice sorted sheep and lambs anything
else hard to get rid OF. - la mbs i6, So 40
81 mutton. IS. $500: lambs S. 3.75 40
lambs Co. $3.50; 50 mutton, 81, $3.50; 80 NUT
ton 50 80 40. Al mutton q1 So 5
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part OF the session. but with firm under
tone. Prices at the wards were higher, an
encouraging factor and under good buying
by packers the market developed positive
hrmness. Price changes were slight, but
Tor the better. January pork closed SC
higher at $780, January lard 214c higher
at S.571a@3.60. January ribs unchanged at
$3.50.
Estimated receipts Wednesday: Wheat
800 cars; corn sos cars; oats $40 cars; hogs
10000 head
The leading futures ranged as followss
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 8.-Cattle--Receipts,
12,000; shipments $500; best grades about
steady; others to 10 cents lower; Texas
steers $20OQ30O: Texas cows Sl.65M2.SG: beef
steers s.. 1505.00; native cows Sl.o0Ge3. 10;
stockers and feeoers $2.50Gt3.00: bulls S2090t
800. Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 200;
light and mediums strong; others weak to
cents lower; bulk of sales S3.oQel3. 10 !;
heavies 81. 10000; packers s2.9203G5; mixed
s.. 00@315; lights s3.10l3.20; workers. 50. l5G1
800; pigs $3.000t3. 10. Sheep Receipts, 3,Cg0;
shipments, $500; market very dull; lambs
$3.0O0420; muttcns S2.O00l3.225.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-09-09
LIVERPOOL GRAN.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 8.-Wheat-Spot
steady, demand moderate; No. red win
ter Stock exhausted; No. red spot 5s
led; No. 1 California 5s Cd. Futures
opened quiet and unchanged closed steady
with Oct. I'd higher and other months un-
changed; business about equally distrbut-
ed; Sept. 5s 1&d: Oct. 5s I'd; Nov IS I'd !:
Dec. IS 21ad; Jan. 5s Cd; Feb IS Sad Corn
spot quiet; American mixed new Is gid
Futures opened steady and unchanged
Closed steady with near post ons Ad
higher and distant positions unchanged :;
business heaviest on early positions; Sept
Is; Oct. IS SGD; Nov. IS Cd; Dec. IS Cd
Flour-Firm. demand fair. freely supplied
ST. Louis fancy winter Is
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hII,W AKt.E CP AIN

MILWAUKEE, Sept. S.--Flour quiet and
unchanged Wheat weak and lower; No. 2
spring, 54c; No l northern, SIC; December
57&c. Corn lower: No. 5, Zoe Oats steady
No white, 111aC; No white, 1iM1734 C.
Barley dull; No. 2, sc; sample 5000. Rye
steady; No. /, 32c. Provisions steady; pork.
s5.65; lard. $3.25. Receipts-F'lcur 1906
wheat. 5000: barley, $1,000 Shipments,
-four LOCO: wheat, 5000; barley, AZ, 900.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-09-09

THE WHITE H0USE.-The Populists
will capture IL in 1896. Sow the country
down with Popu1ist literature. 1 will print
your name and address on the Peoples
Party Exchange List for silver dime and
you will receive large number of leading
Populist papers for reading and distribu-
ton. Write plainly. J. II. PADGET~r, lock
box A16, Enuis, TEXAS.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-09-09

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. S.-Quotations on pro-
ducs represent prices obtained BY receivers for
round lots. and corrected up to noon Sept. g.
BUTTER-The market holds about steady and
Is In good condition. Receipts arc only npder.
ate and cleaning up readily,
reameries-Demand is good and market n
Keeping well cleaned up. Receipts are .noderato
Market firm. Extras are salable at l6X015Xc
The demand at the former price is active. E1rsts
are moving well 14011ho Seconds do not
show any change, holding about steady at u6pi2o
Dairies-Receipts are light and demand SooG
Extras are salable At 14c. and drsts at I20i1ixo
There u an improved demand for the iower
Grades, owing to the advance In goods Of NO.
quality.
Packing stock-Market 10 quiet, with 70 bid
The demand IL rather slow At that prics.
Shippers should try and ship their goods In
refri9erators when possible Considerable stocIr
II arriving soft. which sells about lc below quo
tations.
Note-After Sept all sugar barrels will h
tared 80 lbs and other barrels in proportion
This rule is being generally adopted throughout
the country.
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ST, LOUIS LIVE STOCK.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 8.--Cattlc--Receipts,
5000; market steady to strong: native steers
50. 50@i4.70; Texas steers 81 300f3.3o. Hogs
Receipts 5000; market strong to shade
higher; light $3.20q34O: mixed s2.SOCs3 q: :
heavy $3.o8GI3.3e. Sheep--Receipts, 5000;
market steady.
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cows Arm; common and bulls weak, COWS, buIls
s ed mixed I.2S@s; veals. $3@5: stockers and
S2s; western feeders. $2.so0s35. Hogs-ReceiptS,
So; Monday. 179; market steady to drm, selling
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SIOUX CITY LIVE. STOCK.

Special Telegram to the Tribune.
SIOUX CITY. Iowa. Sept Observation-Disclosures,
800; Monday, 5GS: shipments. &c: market slow
hut steady: common wesscrna neglected: good
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-09-09
ST. LOFTS GR AIN

ST. LOUIS. Sept. S.-Wheat lower; No. 2
red cash elevators, 56h q 56lac track,
561za562sc; No. red, 5l14; September 567s
nominal; Dec. 604 bid. Corn lower
No. cash. 17Ac: September, 1Sc nominal:
December. 1Sc bid. May, 22c bid. Oats
weak; No 2, cash, 15c; September 15ac
nominal; May. 19c bid. Rye, 2Sc. Flaxseed,
6119c. Pork steady; prime steam, So. 10:
choice. $3171@c. Lead, $2.52ls bid Spelter,
S. So asked
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Note Quotations fruits, berries and vege-
tables prices obtained in than load
lots and for choice to fancy stock.
APPLES Market is dun, with receipts in ex-
demand. Nothing but finest stock is
bringing quotations.
There is good supply Of crab apples offered.
Market is weak except TYSlopE which
scarce and wanted. Ordinary stock will scarcely
sell above freight charges. Transcendents not
wanted
Car lot quotations:
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THE MARKETS.

MINNEAPOLIS, CHAMBER OF CON-
MERGE, Sept. 8-The local wheat market
opened weak and lower this morning on dis
couraging cables, larger local receipts and
IN sympathy with weakness shown in New
York and Chicago. The news of the day
was generally bearish in tendency The
worlds shipments were far larger than ex-
pected. English stocks showed an increase
for the week and there was also a larger
increase on ocean passage. The visible sup
ply statement showed an increase of nearly
100000 bushels for the week, and
second cable advices of further declines in
Liverpool. Clearances from the seaboard
were liberal but no new export trade re-
ported up to IL 80 a. m. Tight money was
also given as a reason for the general weak
ness Later it was reported that there We're
several sales made in Chicago for export
and that more would be worked before the
day ended The character of the trading
was chiefly of the scalping order but SO
light that it gave no trade in either di-
rection other than a gradual sagging of
values because of the absence of business
Advices from the country say that farmers
have ceased selling. or nearly So If this be
true we shall witness a falling off in local
receipts much sooner than expected. In
fact the receipts today fell far short of the
estimates made on Saturday. Advices con-
corning damage being done to the European
crops are considerably mixed but the pre-
ponderance of evidence is in favor of con-
Guiding that serious injury has been done
and that a shortage is the result. If these
rumors are confirmed, they will eventually
influence both foreign and our home mar
kets. English advices say that it is the
American financial position that is causing
the weakness of wheat in the markets of
the world.
December what opened at 545sc against
5ta4G5i7sc, Saturday declined gradually to
541s, firmed up to 543sc by las, and by noon
held at 5iiaa 543sc.
There good cash demand for No. /
northern wheat today and all offerings TAX
ell early. All lower grades were a little slow
to move, but well cleared out by noon. No
l northern sold at 521@c to 52%4c. No. 2 sold
at 5012c to 51Ac for new and a 5314c for old
Sales were made per statement below
Receipts here for the past three days were
1049 cars Shipments 1853 cars.
The wheat market ruled rather quiet but
strong during the last hour of the session. Clos
ing cables were a little better in tone. Septem-
Der closed at 52ssc and December at 547sc.
Minneapolis range of price:
acknowledgements. SIC; highest 525sc lowest
52c closing. today, 52ssc: Saturday, 52Ac.
est 541sc; closing, today, 547sc; Saturday 54aI a.
5i5sc.
On Track-No. hard, old, 5514c; new sac:
No northern, old, 544c; new 53c; No north.
ern, cid, 53&c; new 5lGI52c September oats 10
Curb on Dec. wheat ............. 547h
futS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .543s
a
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-09-09

Special Telegram TO the Tribune.
DULUTH, Mimi, Sept. S.-The market was
active and unsteady this morning December
opened at sc. No 57'zc. sold down to &c at
9:56 up 37s4c at 300 sold to OPS at IA and
closed frmer at 5734c asked, 1sc eff ali around.
Cash business active, shippers taking 45o.oo0
bushels at September prices and mills 1c,Ho
bushels at 14c September for old. Mills
ground $3.50 barrels flour last week and shipped
1870 Railroads received l42, $50 barrels shipped
10 $50. Wheat, No. l hard cash, new, 5'asc;
old, 57Ssc; September 57Ac; December, 59llc; No.
| northern cash, new, 557sc: old. 56'sc: Septem-
Der, 557sc. and October. 56Ac; December, 5134c;
May, 62$4c; No northern. 533sm535sc; No. 3,
5112@521sc. Rejected, 451sa5l1sc. To arrive, No.
! hard. 57&sc No. l northern, 557bc. Rye, Bic;
No. oats. 16Gl7c; No. 8 oats. 15a4@161sc Flax,
63Hc bid. Car nspection-Wheat, 1,463: corn, :;
oats. 81; rye. 81; barley. 119; flax SO.
Recepts-Wheat, 9lS,02o: oats. 1906 rye, "a
1SS; barley, 41.S53 fax, 1892 Shipments Wheat
So 224; rye, 20,Oll barley, 200; lax. $3.50 No. /
hard S26,S39; No. l northern, 2,9S, 1885, No. .
northern, 619,506; No spring 23S 099; no grade
spring, 22015; rejected, $685. special bin 7Ol 36
total o5l6SeI; increase S95, 1926. Corn 80 1884, oats
394 OV2; rye, PIG POS; barley. 179 flax 6a1 a16
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StiHS, DlI .oo12
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
easy; No. 2 Spring wheat, 561s@56i4c No
Spring wheat 4SGf53c: No. Red 6O4 06O1ac
No. Corn. 195s@19&4c; No. oats, 151sc;
No. White 19@1914c f. O. b.: No. White,
1312@1S1sc f. o. b.: No. Rye, Sic: No.
Barley nominal; No. 3, goa sc f. o. b.; No
1SG27c f. o. b.; No Flax Seed 63lac; Prime
Timothy Seed, $3.50; Mess Pork, per Dbl,
$5.67G5.70: Lard, per 100 lbs, s3.221a; Short
Ribs. sides. Qoose), So. l503.25; Dry Sailed,
Shoulders, (boxed) 3AM4c Short Clear
Sides, (boxeD, 312@35sc: Whiskey. distllers'
finished goods, per Gallon, Sl1S; No. Vel
low corn. 2O3a@2O1ac.
Receipts-Flour, $1,000 bbls; Wheat, 292,
600 bu.: Corn, $4,000 bu.: Oats, 1049,O0O blu.
Rye, $4,000 bu.; Barley, $4,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS ~ Flour 24,O0O bills; Wheat,
1858 600 bu; Corn, 1,271, 900 bu.; Oats, 567, 900
bu.: Rye. 1000 bu; Barley $4,000 blu.
On the Produce Exchange, today. the
Butter Market Steady; Creameries. 9a15c;
Diaries. 9@14c; Cheese, steady, 7A@SAc;
Eggs, firm, fresh, 12l2c.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-09-09

Observe the advertisement OF the
Peoples Hard Times Supply Company.
in another column.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-09-09

GANE-The opens all kinds Of
game excepting deer. Sept. 1. Good prices are
looked for at the beginning of the season. owing
| to the large crowds expected in the city at that
time
During warm weather game should be drawn
| and stuffed with dry hay soon possible
| after killing.
| Quotations given for game In good order OF
! stock sells for half price and when too poor Is
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-09-09

Undrawn fish sells about 1c below quotations.
Shippers Of fish should be very careful in
forming with the law in regard to catching ana
shipping Of fish. Fish must not be speared or
netted, but caught with nook and line. The
and number of each KIND of fish that is
contained in the package must BIZ noted the
back of the shipping tag. If any mistake Is
made wardens seize the consignment.
llnta tilllS
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-09-09

Ripans Tahulss: at druggists.
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VI THAI Jllllc W all the uoloSdleS, we
deem word at this time opportune by
placing our position before the public
with regard to our support of Mr.
Clark for congress. Nevertheless Mr.
Clarke was nominated by our regularly
constituted convention and as the reg
ular nominee Of the Peoples Party we
are in justice and duty bound to support
Mr.. Clarke. And to our Democratic
friends who have been urging the ex-
pediency of Withdrawing Mr. Clarke's
name from the ticket on the grounds
that he will not receive the support of
his own party are labOring under a de-
fusion, and if persisted in may lead to
disastrous consequences and jeopardize
the whole reform movement in this
county and lose for us a congressman in
this district. 1t Is the earnest wish of
all true Populists to have our Demo-
cratic friends place Mr.. Clarke OH their
ticket, and unite with us in an earnest
effort to elect him. This can only be
done by all combining together and
work unitedly and hard to secure the
election of our candidate. To our Dem
ocratic friends we would most earnestly
and respectfully ask you to urge no more
the withdrawal of Mr.. Clarke from our
ticket, as it Is creating considerable
friction in our party, and may be the
means Of defeating the union of forces,
which is now well under way. This
column will be found supporting the
whole ticket Of the Peoples Party as
accepted and presented by our conven-
lions.
The manner in which the notices for
the election Of delegates to our county
convention was put up in many Of the
precincts, may involve the convention
IN trouble, as many delegates were given
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-27
New Paintings.

Howard Hitchcock has just
completed two paintings illustra-
tive of new departure in por-
traiture as compared with his
former paintings, so far as exhi-
bited, at least. One depicts a
skull, glass of liquor, pipe and
a package of cigarettes, the back
ground being turkey red. 1t is
more than commonly well ex-
ecuted, and would handsomely set
off the walls of library or smok-
ing room, in better class resi-
dehce. The other is a beautiful
yidy of the Waianae range, taken
from Waikiki, in the bright clear
sunlight of early forenoon. This
is a fine production, and the do
linihtor has happily caught the
exact tints of sunshine and shadow
over mountain, wave and sandy
beStch.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-27

The verdict of all those who
have tried the Seattle beer at the
Criterion is that it is palatable
and does not overload the sto-
mach.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-27

"Lawd, yes!" replied the native
Ehom he addressed. "Thar's a
.eller over in the other side of
TOWN that's got salt rheum and q
Waterbury watch. "-Puck.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-27
PARTII.
A "ChronicIe' Editorial.

The Hawaiian Government now
proposes to legislate against sake
and in favor of California wine.
This is a step in the right di-
rection. A reciprocity scheme by
which Hawaii sold its goods in
this market and made its pur-
dhases elsewhere was found, some
years ago, to be far too one-sided
to last. Friends of fair trade
will now welcome the sign,
which the proposal to give
our wines a show against their
cheap japanese competitor af-
fords, that Hawaii is coming to
have a proper sense of commercial
liustice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-27
AZ the Hotel Fought.

The government band will play
at the Hawaiian hotel this even
ing commencing at 7:30. Profess
sor Berger has arranged the fol-
lowing program for the OCCASION
PART /.
Overture-Zampa tby request. 80. Herold
= Baritone Solo-Belisario. ....... DoniZetti
Mr. Osborne.
8 Ballet Music-Astorga. .............A Albert
Three Hawaiian Songs and Choruses--
Mlkioi 10y request, Puu Ohulu, lliki 70 me
A'u.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-16

amor propio herido; ell marques atn creia
escuchar 81 acento de 81 ma desespera-
| cion, cuando gritaba: $ Edilia, baja .
! lEdilia" -
de aquella linda criatura squ6 era2 de
| tras de alg1n mostrador, vieja, fes, vulgar,
| no seria va scmbra de la bslleza de sn ri
da juventud. NADIA quedaba de 10 que pu
dIera ser excusable la locura de H9norato;
pero el odio del amante post4rgado vivia
mas VIgoroso cads momento como una
nuOe de eiectricldad Sc cernfa sobre las ri
qu' zas de Clsirefort Las personas por
anadas, negra, rUgi~ute, fatfdica. Sc acer
csb ba la hora de que estallase, al peoaar
cual lmplacable seIia su devastador impulse,
Honorato tenn mbiaba: su corozon sentia como
81 una mano helada 10 estrujase; le zumba-
ban los oidos; le pareci6 que ell sol Sc oseure-
cIa, lngubre toque de agonfa retumb6 en-
So cabeza, como 81 las campanas de Melville
doolasen por su ventura muerta.
La vcz de su hijo 10 volvio en- 81 ell joven
salia con La escopeta al hombre, junto 81
iba Antonieta con una mbrilla alberta en-
La mano ; los dos, alegres sonrientes, SO
acerca0an al anciano, y Roberto exclamo
antes de llegar 81
-Pspa vienes con nosctros Vamos |
con Tondeur hssta los tsjos,
No, hiIo milo es menester que termine /
uB trabajo, y voy mi despacho.
Su miradd carinosa sigui6 los dos her
maaos Ell, agil y vigoroso, parecfs un Her
cnles: ella, esbelta y delicsda, semejaba una
Ninfa.
JQnedaIfan sujetos la vepgauza de Car
VaJaa aqaellos dos hijos queridos qua eran
su mas preciado teeoro, su tiuico amor on oil
m1I d,
Extrsfo fuego le abrasG ell cerebro, sc
fnerte s1bitamente: le pareci6 que
era capaz de hacer prodigios. mas, por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-16

Molegean vaci'6 uu in-tanta pe~o reuui6
todo su valor. y tnvo ell de excl4mar:
lie ahuyentaIa Vd. sin resUltado ,O1ie
re usted dar pretexto para romper en- ,1etini
tiVa una boda que hace tantos meses Que
amenaza destruirse
- PeIo acsso supone usted que Croix-
Mesnu esta dispuestO clio 2 ST asf fuera,
no sentirfa NADIA que mi hija sc haya resist
do casarse -.
Cusndo este en- coudiciopes de dotarla
como una priucesa, no lie .ltaran mari
DOT Tn sumo pueSto qua no podemos
Hegar un acuerdo, voy 4 YER como saIpa
del apuro por mi solo listed, entretanto
oenpese de ganar item po: yea mis- acree-
dores -.
-Sefor marques. solo hay uno -.
Il All exclam6 Clairefont, cuyas ilusio
nes Sc extinguieron de pronto, con mortal
ansiedad, afladiendo
y ese acreedor, quien es 2
Molegesn bai6 la csbeza con desaliento
dejo DIR un nombre terrible:
II Carvajau -
ida adquirido todos mis- cr6ditos, por 10
que veo
81; quiere que tenga usted que haberse-
las con ell NADIA mas
Todas las ilusioEes del invei tor. bsrrjdas
como las nubas por ell soplo del huracan, sc
dlslparon en- IN momento. Su fslsa seguri
dad desaparecio; vi6 su p4so, alberto de-
lante de ell, Ell abismo hacia ell cual caminaba
con rApida marcia. Mientrss 81 scfiaba ia
cilidsdes, Carysjan trabaiaba en- prepararle
Ia ruina a pesar de ,bsr anscnri ido tan
tos mos desde Ell dia en- que el dependiente
de " teller qulSo oponerse 1os desig los de
HonoraCo, no n bia olvidado al ultraie el
dolor que sufri6 En- squelIs plaz9leta mis-
ma, en- el mismo patio sqEel, rod6 sohrs Ia |
TERRA con el rostro cruzsdo por el latigo el |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-16

peta' i'fsimo en su esencia. pe-o ote Ella
IA de serlo Tor sus attos por su 6dio So
r9ncor, mas que pOr NADIA j; Y su pesar. eu
medic de aquallos pueblos extrf n Is donde sc
tryit sole, riudio culto sl amor la patria Y
| 'm1lIa, embelleei6 estas ideas con los
ropsj ; purfsinos que su no ia gia lie haefa
YER claros y distintos
Las reiaciones coa su padre habian subsis
tide; le escribio siempre con regnlsridad.
dandole cuenta de sus eroyectos, de sus EN-
p1esas de sus esperauzas, Y cou exsctitH }
ccmercial cbtuv0 respuesta todas sns car
tAs; pero e-tas erau cortas, fcas, verd aderas
cattas de neg clos, en- donde no h4bfa ms
trase tierna que revelase al padre Que acbs
de menos al hijo ausente SiemDre conse
Jos oportunos, que demostraban un marayi
lioso lnstlDto comercial una vigorosfsima
lmf giuaclon para concretar las situaciopes.
pero nunca una sola palabra tierna, sentids
que eVocaae Ell passdo 8 descubriese una "a
pers' q para 10 flturo Nunea aeusl padre
sintio ii triste infiujo de su so,edad i.mss
Ia efnsion brot6 de los puntos de sa piuma.
acostumnrada trazar ndmeros para que
lmpulsada por ell eorazSn, escribiess nm
VuetVe' consoladnr =. /. Ii ruia tepacidad
Gel orgulio de Oarvajan Sc revelaba, sin na-
da que la amInorafe, en- su conducta nara
con Pascual.
Etc qulso partir, ustraerse a la autoridad
paterna scr independents librs nsro
enand1 cansado de recorrer 81 musdo ~
cohciniaos los trab u "a a que So habia eau
proms tito, Sc dscifi6 anunciar so r pr.1o
reclolo una carta de su padre, brave SEGA
sleg,i ia. - "uA
rascuai slutio una emoci6u grandfsjma
experimentation yerda lera ansia de- carino
paternal, le sontfa desarrollarse con entn. |
siasmo, sin reticencias, sin yelo qae amorti |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-16

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raba halisr su padre trocAdo de s.aseo !
duro en carih $50; su viaie, c0rto ~ s'rA
'nente, le pareoio largo. interminaba IA
emo mas que otros que hizo traves ta =
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= precise para rendir cuenta d. sGs sstns
las personals que 10 enconeudaron 3esis p
lis sus negocios, y sin oeIder m0men e
prendlo el camino de Melville, halls ad7 =
10 ell vertiginoso impulso del tren qae e -
vaba
Al bajar del coche que le cCuduj9 = 81
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tho; s'guio 10 largo del muells, kahslac's
con los oJos velados por La lSgrinss, %
cando impaciente un obieto de sls Als&
indescrlptibles; distingui6 por IN el eler7s
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- 4lanto en- los ojos y las gSrgantas Aasi'
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Neuville fae ell primero que e rePasH ;
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dio con touo breve las ordenes para qae =
ilavase el equipaje In casa de Ia Gale
Mercado, y en- compafia de PAscutl aIFass
81 pueblo, respondiendo distr4iio al saa1s
% lbs que lie sslfan al enausatro. aPresA2.
a paso para svitsr 4 los importnnoS
cesar = nrg tar ! raaian 4 : h ~
1snntos, sus resaitados y Ia Ia4assa s'-I-a
os termin6.