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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07
JUDGE HAS A BIG TERRITORY.
L. >. Johnson of Alaska, Whose Juris-
diction Is One-Sixth of United States.

{. :. Johnson of Alaska, Whose Juris.
diction Is One-SiNth of United States.
Charles Sumner Johnson, recently ap.
pointed by President Mckinley judge
of the United States Court for the dis.
trict of Alaska, exercises jurisdiction
over a domain vastly greater than that
of any Federal judge in the Union. 1t
embraces an are of nearly 100000
square miles. with Il coast line longer
than that of all the Atlantic. Pacific
n Gulf States combined, and his jur.
iSdictiOn is nearly one-SiXth of the
whole territory of the United States
1t extends from south to north from
latitude "a degrees 40 minutes sixteen
and twO-thirds degrees to latitude II
degrees 20 minutes. and from east tc
west from 100 degrees west longitude
t57 degrees 90 minutes) TO Up degrees
40 minutes east longitude. The position
of judgefor this country of immensities
Is no sinecure. The greatest hindrances
10 the prompt administration of justice
are the lack of transportation facilities
the great distances, want of means fol
communication, and the difficulty of Sc
curing competent and reliable juries.
Judge Johnson was born in Il cabin
in Jones County, Iowa, in 1854; edu
Gated in the high schools of Clarinda
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07
HERE'S A CHAINLess BICYCLE,
Its Inventor Claims Development o
Speed of a Mile a Minute.

American wheel ma%nufacturers NJ
longer seek novelties in chainles,
wheels in European countries. Hons
talent is giving the subject its best
thought and Il Detroit man be!ievCs
that he has found a satisfactory 50.
luton of the problem. The new wheel
promises to be very speedy and lis in
ventor claims that by its aid the mile in
one minute will be an accomplished
fact.
The inventor is a skilled machinist,
While working at his trade. making a
set of patterns for Il shaping machine,
the idea for his chainless bicycle &C.
CURED to him; namely. the application
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07
MESSAGE FROM THE KLoNDlKE,
Pound of Gold Sent by an Alaskan
Prospector to His Mother.

The little bag shown in the picture
safely held a pound of gold on the jour-
ney from Dawson City to PittsbuFs.
1t was sent by William G. Stoney 70
the woman he loved best and Oftenes'
remembered in the far-away gold couN
try-his mother. 1t was first intrusso
to Stoney's friend, S. ID. Golf, and W
him forwarded to Mrs. StOney' ln'
time was a little more than sixty dayS
The bag is being preserved Dy IN
fond mother, who prizes 1t more lO
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07
THE NEW CHAGNLEss WHEEL.

of the principle of the motion of the
shaper. TO all mechanics who under
stand the motion the idea will BE- per
fectly clear. The general plan of the
driving mechanism is that Of an inter
nal gear combined with compound
cranks. The internal gear has a pro-
jecting arm which contains IA slot in
combination with the pedal cranks. The
tremendous gain in crank power is
more than sufficient to compensate for
the slight increase of friction in the
toothed gear over that in chain gearing.
The greatest advantage is that while
transmitting the power to the pedal
crank there is a gain of three inches
actual leverage over the present mod
els. With very little trouble the pinions
can be changed known as changing
the gear so as to convert the wheel
from a racer to a road wheel. Another
special feature is that the wheel base.
or distance between the points of ION
tact. with the ground, is s to 10 inches
shorter than in the chain geared bi.
cycle, which is an advantage in making
short turns.
The rider sits directly wei the rear
wheel, the saddle being changed Mt will,
as in all bicycles-although Imposition
will be identical with that assumed on
the ordinary safety" and one would
not feel the difference between riding
on This and "a chain whanl Vha
weight will not exceed "a pounds. All
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07
Why They Don't Mourn.

why don't the Billions appear in
mourning? Wasn't Charley Biffton,
who was drowned last week a member
Of their fmily?"
Yes; but he rocked the boat
Cleveland Leader.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07

tration here given is made from one of
the suggested designs. 1t is the figure
of Tubal Cain, the first smith, and is
Intended to typify the iron industry,
which has made Pittsburg what it is.
Many other designs have been submit
ted and the favored artist will be con.
sidered a lucky man.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07
Alaska Rose,

Some sort of plant has been exhibited
In Portland, Ore, under the name of an
Alaskan rose, which is described as
looking like a big sunflower, except
that IN place of the petals of a sun
flower the Alaska rose" has a mass OF
yellow blossoms, which lie very close
IL to the other.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07
Old Fashioned Women.

Amateur theatrlcals, short-sleeyed
dresses and swimming baths are for.
hidden to the women of Dulmen. in
Westphalia, by authority of their par.
ish priest, because they are dangerous
- morals.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07
10 Ward of Lions

In a recent lecture the Gerin ,ar,
eler Prof. Peehuel-L u;d1 X b
that the danger from atuncA ID
animals in the African deseim I'd
elsewhere was greatly ex as d
and that the best weapon volI
tack was an umbrella, which
ward Off any lion or tiger.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07

bearings are either roller-or ball
bearings so as to minilHize friction. The
gearing and bearings are enclosed in
dust-proof shields. The wheel can be
placed on the market in tirst-class style
and workmanship for 1928.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07
Drying Lace Curtains

b Lace curtains may be pinned to the
carpet upon clean white sheets if one is
without drying frames. Pin the sheets
down perfectly smooth; then pin the
curtains on them, using a sufficient
number of pins to make the edges of
the curtains lie perfectly straight
Ladies' Home Journal.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07

There is no denying that n mans
character is cruelty displayed by his
actions IN the golf links and the nu-
merous remarkable attitudes people
strike are a cause for amusement to
lookers-on. Here are some of the posi-
tons witnessed ut n recent golf game
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07
STATUE OF TUBAL GAIN.

City of Pittsburg to Erect a Great
Monument to the First Smith.
The city of Pittsburg is contemplate
Ing the erection of a great statue, Il
work with a meaning, a rival to the
mammoth Liberty of New York har-
Dor. 1t is the purpose to erect the sta
tue in the Allegheny River. The illus
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07
Cause for Conpratu,atio.

He had come home very unsteady,
and she was good and mad.
Yes, you are my husband, Mr..
Stubs; but, thank goodness, you are
no blood relation to me.'-Brooklyn
Lire.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07
SEEKS TO BE QUEEN
Miss White of Indian Terri.o
the Swedish Tbro.' Ilains

An American woman is q olo,.
one of the oldest thrones in p,, to
She Is Miss Louise White, Of InS
territory, and she asserts that sbn .l7
the rightful queen of Sweden que
ent Miss White is right on tbo a'a ples
From the window of the hotel 1'I ,on'.
which she occupies in Stockboln ,VSl
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07
AsPIREs TO HAwAirs THRONE.

Princess K~aiuIani, Niece of Liliuo-
. kalani, the Deposed Queen.
Princess Kalulani, the accomplished
young woman who aSpires 10 the
throne of Hawaii. is a typical laval
ian beauty. She is tall, finely proper
toned, with grace and elegance in ev-
cry movement. Her education is of the
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07
RESULT OF A FAD.
Golf Is Everywhere Now the Game of
the Moment.

AS golf is just now the game of the
moment, having shouldered tennis to a
back seat, the artists have turned their
attention toward plcturing and carica-
turing the types TO be met with on the
green golf field.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07

into n network of jollity and good-hu.
NOR.
No. 4 is the Bill Sykes type of face.
Bits hand is against everybody when
1t isn't In %anybody's pocket. If you are
getting any of these lines look out or
you will find yourself enjoying the hos
pltality of the Government.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07

Never do anything you are ashamed
OF; you can't tell at what moment the
Kodak hend may be taking a snapshot
at you.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07
Bee,s Wings Work RnnidlY,

A captive bee striving to escape has
been made TO record as many as 1880
wing strokes per minute in a recent
tcst.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07
A BAG OF GOLD FOR HIS MoTHLA'

the assurance it brought her tna' ~,
son was thinking of her anu a
hardships and trials of that la ,nSS
country than for the gold 1t con
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-07

cry movement. Her educ
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-17
COPYRIGHT, 1895. BY TIE AurHos.

COPYRIGHT. 1895 BY TIE Aursos.
1.-The secrets known, man, exclaim-
ed Davenire. THE whole ship'll be
full of it. 4"
There's nothing to be done tonight, A"
said Trollope in steady voice.
Davenire spat in his fury and made
as if he would leave his companion. At
this moment Caldwell came off the
poop and Joined the two
''She has not left her cabin as yet, "
said he, land the people are going to
bed.
The three halted, looking aft The
steward was turning out the lamps in
the cuddy, leaving one dimly burning
The interior was easily visible from
where the men stood. They saw the sur
geon come out of one of the berths and
go on deck as though to report to the
captain. Mr.. Dent stood with Mrs
Storr at the table. But when the coloni-
al merchant had emptied his glass he
shook hands with the lady, and both
withdrew.
IF we're not to seize the ship, we
should turn in," said Davenire.
There s johnson, Shannon and others
on the poop, and the mates all eyes
this night.
whats the hour?" said Caldwell.
1t was something after IL.
81 shall loaf about here till mid
night" said Trollope. IF she keeps
her cabin till then, she'll wait for the
morning"
"And theni" said Davenire.
And, then, haven't l said it?' ex.
claimed the tall man, peering into Dav-
enire's face. 1.-The fools who have
messed us into this must lie. What s
your hurry besides? We've been blown
400 miles nor'west. Looking at the
southing i'll the course we're now max
ing, Sunday night will be time enough. !"
'There'll come no Sunday night for
this job if tonight's not to begin it, /"
growled Caldwell in his most brutal ac-
cent.
Trollope without answer walked into
the cuddy. While he drank some water
hS stood close beside the girls door lis,
tening for a sound. When he returned
to the quarter deck, Davenire and Cald-
well had disappeared.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-17
CHAPTER X.
THE SLEEP WALKER.

Meanwhile on the poop the captain
walked right aft beside the wheel
smoking a cheroot, and with him paced
the surgeon, who told him that Miss
Holroyd's illness was of very light
nature. Something she had eaten had
disagreed with her.
otherwise we are healthy ship,
sir, said the old skipper.
aft, yes; forward up to the sailor s
average, sir, )" said the surgeon.
ut is a good average" exclaimed
the skipper after suck at his weed.
"A very poor average surely, sir, "
said the surgeon. How would you
have it otherwise? They get nothing to
eat. If it were not for the air they feed
ON, they'd die"
Old Benson came to stand as though
shocked and exclaimed sternly, "There
is no class of laboring men better fed
than the sailor "
The surgeon bowed CONTEMPORARY.
1t was not for him to argue with this
despOt of the quarter deck.
The mates voice just then was heard
calling. The skipper went along the
deck and the surgeon below.
81 couldn't make out who it was,
sir, " said the mate, standing at the rail
and addressing some one on the quarter
deck.
cts too hot to turn in" exclaimed
Captain Trollope in a drawing note.
The little skipper reached the mates
side and looked down.
"Who is that, STRIP said he, peering
suspiciously, though he saw plairly
enough, for Trollope stood in the small
sheen flowing through the cuddy win
dows.
Captain Trollope, sir" said the
mate.
"What are the regulations in this
ship" exclaimed Trollope, backing to
the quarter deck capstan and leaning in
q naughty pose while he looked up.
"Do you put your passengers to bed like
schoolboys, that man can't walk the
deck here on hot night for mouthful
of fresh air without being challenged
by the officer of the watch?'
1t was no challengeI SAID the maGe.
81 thought you were one of the sea-
men,"
81 shall stay on deck all night if l
choose" said Trollope, pulling out
cigar case, with no intention. however,
of smoking. my passage money en-
titles me to the use of this ship"
"Toyour cabin and the table. sir, but
to the deck at the discretion of the COM
mander," bawled the skipper, who had
come to this talk angry from the surgeon.
II decline to listen to you, Captain
BeIson, " said Trollope. "Yon act inn
peri nently in addressing me- You owe
me apology, and intend to exact it
as al ntleman and as a man who has
had honor Of holding her majesty's
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-17
HERMANN BREUsING.

For NOtarial work and conveyancing
Mr.. Breusing, one of the notary pub
1ics in San Antonio, can always be re-
Il upon. He has a long experience
pension claims and will obtain pas
rts, and execute powers of attOr-
to all foreign countries. His Of
is the Daily Light building in this
Correspondence solicited.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-17
INVESTMENT,

Six per cent of preferred stock of
Merchants and Mechanics Building
and Loan Association. payable in
monthly installments of one dollar
and Upwards. A home institution;
capital S2O0,OO0 w. J. WATSON, Sec'y,
RoOA p. Kampmann building.
11-29-tf-sun
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-17


na and II beautiful
o
bne u has showing he
a
machine will lifetime
cutter drawers
sdesscu dsioMhe and dey for laGnr
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-17

DON'T PAY S es ss BUY s a dEss ssD psSPs
erAraSar~e
in odr o ghg 4
chnea wetp iceev y
e: : H 1 q S9 S @ I'll
trial We will ship O. d. for With privilege twenty DAYS T9
mniaL
one
Remember tbes Hhorr.
ADDRESS FULL CASH BUYERS UNION,
BxI63 w. ST,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-17

A strictly nlgn-Rraue sew
ing Machine, finish ed
throughout in the best pos
sible manner. 1t possesses all
modern Improvements, andits
mechanical construction is
such that in it are combined
simplicity with great strength,
thus insurIng ease of running,
durability, and making it inn
possible for the machine to be
put out of order. 1t sews fast
and makes a perfect stitch
with all kinds of thread and
all classes of material. Always
ready for use and unrivalled
for speed, durability and quail
ity of work. Notice the fol-
lowing points of superiority:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-21

I. declaran SC operd cl desembarco en- Sta. Cruz
en- el segundo viaje colombino, de puro dcbiles,
no destruyen la fuerza valor del dioho de
aquellos. Decir que el testgo Gil Va2quez, no
tenfa mem .ria il los SO amos de edad para re.
cordar 10 que lie acontecio nueve amos antes, es
argumento mas que sencillo, risba
"A que edad lie concedo usted memoris II
ese lobo marno, selor crtico:
Ell q indica que el intclrogatoro hace re-
fercncia tambiGn 4 nuestra sla dc San Juan
Tengo la COLLECTION de Documentos lndditos del
Archivo de Indias, para comprobar mi a-erto.
Que el defensor dc los derechos del Ami
rante al formular ell interrogatorio sufrese error
con rcspecto la posicdn geograt'ca de San
Juan, no es de extrai1ar; porque hoy mlsmo
hay quien hays dicho en- pcno Congreso espa
mol eBayamongo, por sBayamdna. sCoosal'
Dor sCorozala; asi y todo, no es argument, que
invaldc la coptestac;6n de Gil Nazquez, "a de
inanitos testigos que atrman con toda oaridai
e desembarco de Colon ell Santa Cruz en- el
eegundo viaje
Basta porhoy, va en- otro articulo, con AGO.
pio de datoa destrurG toda la eanarquia Glen
tfica, que pretendc introducir el senor Zcno,
en- oposic6n con los cronistas.
E NEU MANN.
San Juan, Septiembre Is dc 1907.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-21
habfa l4G alojados.
--.~as -
LTIMA HORIA
Una Carta del Se1or Lopaz Landf0n
En- pronsa LA CORRESPONDENCE hemos
recibido la siguente carta:

HI pronsa LA toRREsPoNDENFIA hemOS
recibido la siguiente carta:
Sr. Director de la CoEaEsroSpENcIA DE
prErro Rico.
Muy sehor rlio ? amigo dc tods mi consi
derac6n:
En- ell nitmero correspondence al dia de
aver inserta su importante dario I'm articno
bajo el rubro Hasta de contewNiuciones, con la
lirma de don Jose Avalo Sanchez.
Sin pasar 4 ocuparme de cosas que no me
afectan, estoy en- un perfecto dereoho de recti-
iicar apreciaciones hechas sobrc mi persona en-
csc ar,fculo, con las cuales no estoy nj puedo
estar conforme por 10 mismo que Sc apartan de
la eXacttiud de los sucesos.
En- este concepto, dice el s'r. Avalo San.
chez "El senior Lopez l.antlron el (refriGndo-
see al Sr Dosch) aon enemigos lrreconciliables,
"y jamas podran entenderse ell NADIA, pero en-
"nads, es claro que todas esas c!rcunstancias
tenfan que ser lucron ell comienzo de dificul'
''tades que impidieron aproximarse, 81 no un
"acuerdo, algo que mas tarde hubiese podido
'Iacilitarle"
Ahora bien esas palabras envuelven pue.
den enyolver un cargo concrete que desde luego
rechazo en- absolute. No me he sentido toda-
via enemigo irreconciliable de nadie, y menos
por razoaes politicas, por muy poderosas que
elias sean. 81 alguna vez he tenido detractores
manliestos, nj me he detenido Il contar su
ninero, nj han modiicado mi linea de eonduc.
ia. I'm la defensa de los buenos principles
de lag sanas pr:cteas pcfticas, no he cuida'
do de las personae, sno de Las IDEAS Me So
bra abnegaai6n para subordinar por complete
nis afeoc!ones personsles 4 las conveniencias
patriGtcas. Mi calidad de hombre libre con
criterio propio, no me permitc seryir prop6sitos,
que 81 exis.iesen, no los toleraria de qulen vi
nieran. En- la junta celebraaa con los repre-.
sentantcs del senor Villar, en- donde reino una
gran alteza de miras, he scrvido el inter6s gene
raj sin reseryas mcntales nj prejuicios de niogu-
na clase. 81 no hemos llegado i'm acuerdo de
procedimicntos en- los graves problemas del par
lido Unconditional, no ha sido Ia personalidad de
nadie orfgen nj motive de desavcnencia. Nos
ha separado solamente cl valor moral dc las
ideas, ante el cual desaparecen laa passonas.
Y eonste, pues, CUE me he oehido religio-
samente |: mi cometido, sin m6vil alguno per-
sonal, poniendo siempre la mirada ell alto,
lanlen;ando profundamente la pugna de critic
rios que hoy nos divide.
Necesito que enterado el seiior Avalo San.
chez, asi como 81 pals, en- 10 que mi sc retiere,
restablczca ell altor Ia exacttud de las cosas,
Ell clio tendri yerdadera satisfaction su alto
S. S. Q. B. S. NJ.
RArAnl LOPEZ LANDRON.
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BIBLoTEcA sA CORRESPONDENCE DIX puERroR1co 251

a de pescado varados de torugas erome de futas de
egunbre entre las que domnan ananss que cran
slvestres como la hierba los pralos de Nomandia.
Aque d Ia sluencia de cudadanos Ell puerto era mas
considerable que de ordnario
La iegada de paquebo que yiene Ia madre pstfs
sempre TN aeonteemento imporante para colonia.
Ei sfaTonas debla habcr egado haea dos dias.
Sc habia rctrasaio
FL zueco haba caifcado indvduo de la cantina
de sochefort, desmentia enojosa reputation.
Pero odo ieEe su fin.
de las pcscador que habia entrado por los
pasos de San Vicente afrnaba haber distnguo horizon
c un barco qne juzgar por dimensiones poda
CtTo que e starona.s
La notca que esparci5 seguda vac6 las de
Ia c;udsd
La prmera persona de aguna imporancia que uni5 al
vizconde de Eleue tulermo ell puerto ue hombre
clio de eincnen aos dc aspecto ova ben puest
trae de yerano, terno de rayado, sombero paia
baston.
Examine los barcos de pesca que csaan
cado aviso del Esao que iba por Ia rads des
pues acerco los dos amigos aqueres slado mucha
cortesia pregaat6:
:Son los que han legado dc Franca hace
unos dias.
En- efeeto caballero-contest6 e yzconie-;y vos?
70 tambiGn he venido de ail pero hace mucho tempo
I)ijo su nombre:
Los dos companeros estremecieron geranente.
Su nombre e de TN celebre enyenenador.
Soy armac6utco en- la udad-ahadi5- Tai hayas
yi.to mi aboaorio mi aimacen la cale de Solferno.
En- efecto 10 passis bien Noumea?
Soy de prlmeTos cooGos no 10 paso ma; Gs
moio tenris que coEformarme porqne tengo
renedio que estar aqu.
-;Ah.
-S fuf condenado qnuce de trsbajos forza los
me induaron al cabo de los diez Necesaban de mis-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-21

vlene Puerto RICO. I1ene slempFe exlst2n-
cia fresca A. EAUsCHENPLAT. San Juan.
-Tetuan IS. 30-29
~ Sc nota auahs animation en- esta ca
pital deb;do al gran njimero de forasteros que
aver y hoy han lega1o del Interior. Esta ma
mana d las 70, solo en- cl s'llotel lnglaterra," :"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-21

La legads del eGsronas va solamente esperanto
probabdad Era ccrteza
Del otro ado del estrecho Dunbea vefa dsntamene
largo rastro de humo negro.
Una procession de autordaies acercaa algunos colo
nos ben vesdos neneros granes propetaros odeaban
un personaje evaentemente importane que los
Ell goberlaior do ell antique Tornado ignando
neabalero joven muy vvo que ba ado dc aquel jee
habiaba anmaci5n
Y aIaii6:
-Ese director de Mandu un antigua Official, buen
e convoy del eGarona, lie hombes para ngenos
fabcss. Tambtn log dan Gomen y i los demas
ndustriales.
Lea explio5 que Mandu estabecimiento impor
tane dc Ia a criaban ALI candad enorme de
que sdenas la ociedad compraba la cooua fabcaba
para e Eado pear de cdo negoeos 10
marchaba bien que los conenados que tenian Ia suee
dc Mandu meio traaos los otros; que eaban
bao Ia custoda dc solo viante que cnan odas las IA
cidales magnabes para eva.irse.
En- aquel momento hubo pequeno alboroto entire Ia
abigarrada mutitad que cubtfa cl paso del puerto
Los penaioH yesdoa de tcla girls, los chiGullos que
haean esanque construsn reucos los tenero
los peostasporque Noumca publican dos peri6dcos
ella Caledonia La Francia Anstraly les mismo u-eo
naros anzaron gito:
--;Ah esta!
Era ell etiaronaa, eiecto.
laa franueaio bao Ia direction de photo
avazabs majestnosa lenttud por la rada ha e
puerto, donie no entro hasta Ia puesa del sol.
En- el momenso del desembarque hubo cierto dcsor-
den.
Uncs con forzado pailo estenusdos1de cara brutal,
nnobes pae desfaron por deante del gobenador
los ocialcs superioes encargados del mando de
onia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-21
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