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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-06

ITO en- La cobferencis; pera eSto no era 10 que
uaicsmeDts deseaba ell ssfi1r Riach, quiea
me TFg6 cDtoDces que lie diera un trsgo con
tai instaucia tales recuerdos de su anti
qua bondad haeia mf, que al fn lie pase el
vase de lEta con aguardiente. B sbio una
parte J Sc llev6 ell resto Compatible, como
supuse, con su superior.
POGO despu6s vino el capitsn a una de las
ventanillss. como Sc habfa coaveuido per
maneci6 allf on la lluTia, coz 81 brszo venda-
do, severe, palido, y con un aspecto tai de
veJezs qne sentf remordimientos por haber
disparado contra 81.
Alan al instante le puso la pistola 81 ros
tro.
ALICE usted esa coss,-dijo ell captain, =
mo le he dado mi palabra7 8 es que trata
usted de insultsrmeG
-Capitan,-en cnanto no quebrantar
su palabra, Sc que atenerme. Anoche por
no regateo usted como una vieia ne di6
La palabra me estreCh5 la mano usted
szbe 10 que dezpu6s pas6. Al diablo con su
palabrc.
-Bien, bien, sefior, -diio el cspitSn. con
imprecaciones no sc gsnara moehc. (Y en-
yerdad, Ell captan no tenfa la costum bre- de
eehar terEos jurameEtcs) Psro tenemos
otras cosas de que hablar,-coutinu6 con
amargnEa. listed ha dejado mi berg gantfn
en- una condici6u lsmeDtabie; apeuss teugo
gate con que msnei srlo; mi primer piIoto.
de quien Rpenas podia p~escindi- ha nnsrto
sin chistar a mancs de usted. Nh me queda
Ctro recurso, sino recalar en- Glasg en-
bnsca de marineroe; allf, con permis. de
listed, podIfa encontrar quienes sabrGn IA
blarle mejor que 20
~ Fin tAnsmosf : Tiio Alsn.- Bier. W
mism0 lep habiale. Y 4 meLcs Que en- ssa
cindad no n quienes entiendan es irgf6s,
cirAn u historic iuteresants. Da m asdo
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Playa de Ponce.

dose up taLto el mar; pero despnes de obscu-
recer teDismos m mar d. proa
En- la primers pa te del dia. aates de Que
ell mar Ee aiterase, era s1uy agradable pues
TO que visj .bamos con uu sol bri1ianta nor
ebtre 1slas montsfiosas uno otro iado
Alan y 20 estabamos sentados en- Ia csraara
cen las pueTtss abiertas, mieutras eI fn
maba en- una pipa el tabsco mejor del capi
tau, ms refrio sa hstoria, que faA tanto
mas importsnte para mi cnaBto que obtnre
cierto conceimiento dc aQue1la parta nonta
f1oss de Escoeia donds pronto teuia que de-
senobsrcar En- seuellos dfas, cssi rafz do
In gran insurrecs i6u J4cohita era muy con
veniente eae conoeimiepto
Pero antes le hahfa yo rtfsrido mis- infor
tunios que cy6 con mrcha atenci0n. Sale
cEsndo meucion6 mi busn amigo Ell minis
tro senior Csmpobelio- 50 agit6 much1 exela-
mando que odiaha todos los de ese nom
bre.
sPor qnef- pregunte -Es m hombre
Quien puede usted dar la mano con orru
ilo
NO s6 NADIA que pudiera darle n up
Oampobelio. .-diio Alan. "A co ser IN bala-
II. Cazaria 3 todos los de ese apeIlido como
ii fueran gailos silvestras 81 estuyiesa NOR
bnndo me ARA treris sobre mis- ro<ijl az has
ta Ia ve2tana de mi habitaci6n para darle
IN tiro uno.
-Baeno. Alan, bueno,- diis.-,ous a.
10 que pasa n usted con los Uampobelloss
listed sabe mny bien, ms Coz utast6-opA
20 soy un Stuart Dc Apfn. que los Campo
bellos For largo tempo han naraernido
diezmado los de mi apellioo. a apoderantsoss
de nuestras tierTas por traicion. snnous
Luaca con In espada, v ssto io tirn xsy.stsn.
do dando un golpe con el pomo de Ii snya.
Ann hsy mas, continu6. ~ todo "a
por = E'rmo esf'le; palahFaR f-lsss rerries
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ounce rcbustos marineros del otro D J
hombre an mach4cho. lO4l leso es Yer
gouzosol
e captain sc pu.e todo rojo
-No,-continuo Alan.-eso 10 me AGO
mods. Dsieme ust en- Il coata como con
vinimos
-Sf,-diio ell capitau. pe.o mi primer
pilcto ha muertn, y usted sabe bien como.
Ninguue de nosotros conece Ia costa, que es
mus peligrosa para los buqnes.
-Dsjo a eleccion de usted. = cor tinu5
Alan, que me deje en- AlpiD. dopds qniera
j unas freinta millas de mi tierra: excepto
en- ell pals de los Campobellos. L. deio a
listed amplio espaeio; 81 no es caPaz de- hacer
ESQ, antonees b one COZ fesar que Gil usted
tan q bic mario como comtatieute Los 20
bres pescaiores de mi pals en- sus miserabies
botecillos van de una isla ot-a en- toda ella
sc de tempo, J hasta de noch@.
= Ia bote de pescadores NJ es IN buque,
sefior mio. -diio el captain No tiene el ca
lado de IN buQus.
-Entonces. vamos GLASGOW. ST usted
sas expensas
No soy muy amigo de bnrlas, ,-diio oil
cspitan; -pero todo e<tn cueata dinero.
-Bien. -dijo Ai~n.-yo 10 soy vsists
TreiEta llbras extsi linas ii ustrd me de1a Ell
la costa; sesenfa 4 ne aeja On Lime.
-Pero yea nsted dGnds e=tamos, scfori
unas cuantas horas de 1-agegaci6n de Ar
muchaD. .-dijo ell cspit2n-Ds1he III ted Sc
senta libras y 10 dejsie sllf
-Y tengo que exponerme la persecuClCn
de los soldados sole por complacer usted. L.
exclam6 Alan-Eo, 81 nor; 81 usted quiere
sesenta lihras, gAnelaa y dzjeme en- mi pals,
-Es arriesgar ell bergautins -os1o 81 capi-
tav.-Y Ia vida de usted 81 mismo tempo.
POGO me inporfa. CjJo Alan.
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Abril. 3 de 1895.

-sPo'tf nsted guiarnos7 lie pregnnt6 el
capitSu que dominaba su colera.
Es dndoso,- dijo Aian.-yo teDgo q
de sci iado, como listed ha yisto, que de ma
rinero. Pero me he embarcado J desembar
cado tautas veces en- esta costa, que creo CO.
nocer aig,de ella
FL eapHa1 movie Ia CO bezs refupfufiaudo
-Si y, hubiera perdido menos dinero en-
este inf Itanado ieis.-dijo. 10 verfa MS
ted kh redo antes de arrissgar mi bergsn
tin, self 7 Pro sea como ted quiere T N
cronto como hsya un POGO de viento. pondre
manos = obra Pero hay a'go mas Po-
DIRE mos eacontrarnos con un buqne del Rey.
qne tai v z nos aborde sin que 20 tengs Ia
meaor cuipa, pnesto que esfa cruzando por
Ia cort,. ust.d sabe por que Ahora. ri
tai cosa acoLt ciers, Dsted perdsria el di-
nero
spitln,-exclam6 Alin, -si usted We
IN gallsrdete 10 que tiene que hacer es huir
a toda prisa ihora, como me parece que
esta u s-tsd algo escaso de aguardiente, haga-
mos u. trueque: ara botelia por dos cuboe
do IN.
t. fee la li'tima clausnls del tratado, =
fae ErlmeDte enmplids por arnbas parties; dc
uo1o one A'an 20 pndimos layar In tzma
ra er dasaparecer los recnerdos sat
g-ientos De los q1e habiamos matsdo; ell
caritan y el sen II Riach pudieron ser felice<
q "a N maners. bebiendo-
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En- PONCE RAMON e GADEA

fslsos. trstss digaas de IN huh nero ea|
todo la apariencia de legalidai, para eac'Is
rizarlo a uno mas
= Usted regala con tanta fleiiiad Sus 90.
sones,-ie dije,-que apenas pue6o Greer qa'I
sea buen 1ue2 en- materia de L5gocIOs
IAhi-dijo sonriendc, mi despl fi'fs
10 heredo del mism1 hombre de quien t51s'
los botoBes; , csc foe mi pob-e padre Dd'
can Stuart, que Dios terg 81 su gloria. >,
Era ell homhre mas hermoso de 50 t1'al..-
y ell meior tirador de espsda de Ia, lisFIf
Atlas, David; 10 que equivsle deer ~
mundo ertaro. 7 s6 10 que ma duo, pus
el tue Iquien me euseho Ell manejo del Ana
Onando Sc organizo Ia Gaardis g s.
padre SO alist6 en- ella. Parece que el ~
deseaba preseDciar la habilidad Ia sSpa.a
de La geDte de las Tierras Alt IS. mi psa
y tres individuos mas fneron escogtdos =
Finuos L1ndres para que ell R'y los -.s
Sc les lleyo palacio y durante dos u s,ss =
continues dieTon una exhibici6u en- q "a a..
de esgrimir Ia espada delspte del y ia 80
J de La Reina Oarolina del earn'cero = 1us =
0eriand de otEos mGe his que no Pne"0
cordar
Terminado ell acto, el Rey-apesar de :
IN insigue usurpador-los elcgio paspI i
iibrss en- msno de cada mo Al sah5
paiacio, tenfan Que pasar por deianlaf - i :
habitach6n del portero. Sc 10 ocursid !. :
padre, porque tai yer era ell primer eAuS r..
70 pravado que pasaba por aque'is pas,.
que era justo darle .. pobre PorteFo e' F.
conducta.
De eonsiguiente 10 regslo lss tres NO. me- : H.
qua acababa de recibir del Rey; los tres
hAlleroS Que yenfan detras hieieeon o a'i' :. s
AlgnQQs dican cue fulano fu$ el ~ rs
nero do Il qualification al portero as =
otros que fu6 zntann; pero la serda : s
qnien lr hssn faa Dnrcan Ssnsrt, e9'22
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los ssfrasoyatos m4dicos csvs9a1os
INGKNIERO
PONCE. =. r.

Los sstroscyGt0s nsedicos ciys9GHcs
con ejeyctCfO ess estG Csssded,
CartiGcan: que han cenprobado y& en IA
I H&ctiS& ofcial, y& en- In particular, durknse
j. epidemia vaflolosa reinante en- ests eiu-
I'D, la ofcaciM incontestabls dG virus-
y. .eunc procedente del Institute &c Yacu-
Ia cl6n do don Santiago Seijo instalado en-
N.rsclso hA3o hu dirscci6n.--plriRss cus di
Iko SsEcF SS:jo desyEfs ds IN coneieszu6a
ceten3do estcdic, Ia conEsguido psTEes-
.onaH eI ntvsi dc Icg Institutes EzgopeoE
"a 50 .ndols, 81 e1IsiVo Ge suzei virus prc-
lzetico de lS vi<ueia hSsts el extreme de-
odsr asegurar y st1rnlar lo3 que suscriben,
ALs en- 5sJa pobi&ci5n IA pr9aucido tan fs-
JIG So reeultadcs Ia onten3do tan ison5eie,
stisfactorio y bEiDsnte sxito, qEs sc han
ioEseenido con n Graplco = propagation el
s-Lermlnio dc u virLe4A 9tss At6xroFixsLA J
4 :e<m2ba esi& pcbifci6n eez3e hzcs 13sz :
ESho msses. no Yacilazoo For erds Los IL
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Lue In iinfa vacuna extraids de ls ternera
el precitado Institute es superior = prefe-
f4bIe kadas Las Gsmsa usadas sn II isia, n
IIuso Is de Lon6res, y que establishments
J : da6o nejcr ms resultsdo, hasta Ell ex-
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LGcsss0s en- III ncvsEta por cisabc. para
s4ue conste = vslgs donde aonYenlr padters
= dcn SE 1tiego Eo.5c esF4Go L. presents al
2cnce " de EGyo de i929.-ZS. EGs.2sas
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= rg&ggS Ix. Cesos.Ge-DT. Psdas RSes--LF.
AhxsG Eosss y tss$lsssos-ZlF. sfssoss 1c9assias =
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sesks.
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Unuuento Derm6geno!

Los asombrosos efectos Drooucioof
oor el UNGUEETo DERao sENo
las HagGs 21easG<fstras. j1st"sss.' r
cadaras d< mosquitoes SpSa 'ayS'eS"s.'
.o5a,zo,aes sksfantiasfs tHs,soyss, az
e..aloassy pyocsdsne;a, ,esnsafssDsO, vi
-s~nr hex1Gas dc cxak1ssssr s1r,s5, pa
sadsz0s G::, 10 demuestran las infin'-
sas curaciones obtenidas y ei eonsean
&c uso que de dicho especifico s'
hace.
Dep6sIto: FavmaeiH Cs's:ssa de
Ferrer.
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Gran depuratavo vegetaf

SEA extracto fluido compucsro DE-
xrias plantzs indigenas, usadas CO
no alterantcs y sudorificas.
ada onza Huida representa- una
n a de las plantas que conttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAL
FL mas conocido, segss0 y Sdpfdo
arificador de Ia sangre!
conserva el CUTS tsSs0 y nbre de
~tes0nss y gYGtsosl
pus Jen usarIo hasta los niHos.
Oep6slto: Fayrsaejs Central, de ].
errer.
m.3v. .. S. Nvbre. de 1893.
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%OLLETiN n0
ROBERTO LUIS STEVENSON
FLAGIAD0
TRADUCCION DE FRANCISCO sELLEN
CAPfTULo xI
EE c0pttdn Sc rtade
(ContfnuGci6n)
TRADUooIoN DE FRANCISCO sELLEN

do la cabeZa.
No ha, sido culpa nuestra, ra,-respoudf.
Ell captain, diio, -quisiera hablar ooD
el amigo de usted. Pueden hacerlo por Ia
Yentanilla.
-tY como sabremos que no medita una
nueva traici6n2 exclame
No medita niDgans, David, d,-contesto
a. seGor Riach, 81 Is meditara, lie digo q
nsted con toda verdad, que no podriamos
corseguir que los hombres nos siguieran.
- IEs ASH pre- gunte -
la dire usted aun mas.-sgrfgo No
son los hombres solamente, sino tembien 20.
David. C6nfeso que tengn bastante, ~ Sc
aOuri6 - No, &c continuo, - 10 que queremos
ca na arrsgso
CcusDltf 81 asunto con Alan y % eonsin-
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NAyoL HHRnxANos & Co,
BUen negoci0

Por rdica
sdion de
Il
don puede habr miia ventaia
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OAPITULo XII
Donds Sc ho6la del ..eorro rejo"

U05aue SC H1Ol0 uet sz0Tfo roo
ADtes de que hUbieramos limpiado Ia ck
mara comenz6 snplar una brisa del este,
Que acab6 con 10 llnvia y EOS de5o yer el sol
Todo Ell dis dur6 ssta bFisa y hecia II tar.
dc habia anmenfado On iItsnsidsd, alterar-
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Il propietario que suscribe ofrece las c6-
mcdas ventiladas habitaciones de este
Hotel todos los puertorriquenos 6 extran
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DO de Thor Bizot6n) para los pasagero.
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solicitud.
F GoNzALo MARIN
Enero % de 1895.
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gEAIE DE REGR9ss
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-02

THE action of the GAINESVILLE conven-
tion, said to have been instigated by
Mr.. VanVoorhis, in declaring for pre-
cinct representation the Leader most
heartily endorses. Honestly and earn
estly we eXerted our efforts to secure
the selection of Washington county's
fifty delegates in the recent convention
by the primary plan. Others did the
same, but through political machina-
tions by which the County Committees
were to haye pocketed the entire dele
CATION for the personal benefit of a
lew arrangements were made that
precluded the possibility of primar-
les. The feeling against this action
was so strong, however, that the plan
of committee selection failed to work,
with the result that Mr.. Dayis was
authorized to name his own delegates,
such action being absolutely necessary
for the publication of county politics.
The state convention has declared
against committee selection of dele
gates, the district convention has done
likewise, and it remains for the county
convention only to follow their lead
and the people will be iu largely in
creased measure free from bossism and
able to express their own desires.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-02
HaYoer's Weekly.

During March HARpER's WEEKLY
will contain illustrated descriptions of
the more important happenings in
Cuba, furnished by that journals spec
ial correspondent on the island Other
noteworthy articles and illustrations
to be published this month are: "The
Church of this Black Sheep review
of the work of the Salvation Army, by
MAUD DARLINGTON BOOTH; ''The Chi
cago Opera Season." KENYON Cox's
decorations for the new Congressional
Library; and double-page hunting
picture by A. B. FROST.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-02

+ WE are pleased at the general unani-
nifty with which Washington county
Republicans express their loyalty to
Mr.. VanVoorhis, the nominee of Tues
days convention at GAINESVILLE. Four
years ago they came home from Zanes-
vile defeated by the same gentleman,
whose nomination, by the way, they
made possible then, but they accepted
the result without a twinge of sore
ness and bent their energies to the
battle with the common foe. In the
four years that have elapsed the abil-
ity, high character and pleasant man
ners of Mr.. VanVoorhis haye won him
many admiring friends in Washington
and his support from this county this
year will be, were it possible, even
more cheerfully accorded than it was
four years ago.