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mad by the inner door. come hither to
my knee Nay. what. never bashfui? Why
us but yesterday that you would have run
70 II ana climbed for kisses. And to day
You are as welcome-every whitr'
Whereat right merriIy Umphray Spurway
the EnSliShman. laughed. hut not so the
minister. Mr. John Bell
The girl came slowly forward lifting tho
corner Of her white apron with one hand
and picking bluShtully al il with the other
Sir James lifted one of the tall candle
sticks and held II up. so that its light fell
or the perturbed face and shrinking figure
Of this tall slip OF lass
DDS fish, he cried. this will never do
/ must go find match for YOU my lady
You SroS overly handsome. We will have
heads cracked. and all the young game
cocks OF the neighborhood tearing at each
Others combs for your sake. ! am a mag
isjratc- and [ will not have the lads quar-
TeiinS in my parish il ! can help H. Mis-
fOf the truth Of this pert Of Philip StansiieId :
range narrative any reader may himself by
turning TO the series II Stale Trials In So vol
=. p =. part of the history has already iraen
referred to by the present editor in the first We ne
% OaaHran's MsgHziIs, p. I2S seq
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CHAPTER II.
The Lassie BARN.

Then the minister. man uprose and lifted
his hand with great appearance of solem-
nifty. which made the Englishman cough
behind his palm. For Master Bell began
10 exhort the young man and the woman
tn repent and put away their sin, citing
instances of well accredited reformations
10th from Scripture and Gas he added
rom the records of profane history.
But this timely and improving rebuke did
he young man no good Nay. it even made
lin more angry than before, such is the
hardness of the human heart.
'Out upon you, canting hound,' he cried,
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Through Bishop Satterlee. President Nc
kinney has rendered an appointment as
chaplain i'll the army to Rev W. w Bran
der. assistant rector of St. Peters Epfsco-
pal Church. Baltimore. 1t is understood Mr.
Brander Will accept the appointment and
leave for the Philippines in a few weeks
The new appointee was born in Richmond
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7beDIE %beWlNDS
By CROCKETT
With Rfc9uFeS By A.SHIPLEY

haps Umphray Spurway. the Englishman,
who sat slipping his stone ale contemptu-
ously and smiling in way that was a
vast admiration to me to behold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-16

laughter tinkled away irregularly into the
distance. coming back to us, now clear
now faint. till it was heard no more And
looking through the bars of the kirk yet
we could see it fitting like a snowflake
across the tombstones toward the vault of
the StanSfields.
think | never felt my bonnet lift off my
head more plainly than that night Even
the minister beside me was grooming and
quaking
Who is this devils bairn?" he asked of
umphray Spurway. Il will have her in
dlcted at the presbytery for witch"
some chance bairn-the child of an evil
mother" said my grandfather.
IN my country said Umphray Spur
way; dTliy. we would call her Gods
child. That is little Anna Mark"
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1899-11-04
-Mavor Liable has showed A

Mayor Liable has showed q
great deal of lack of judgment and
indiscretion in sending last Mon
day a cart load of hay and papers
from his establishment to burn on
the church square. The residents
of that section were not pleased at
this action, which we believe 10
quite reprehensible. Such things
should be carried out of town to
burn, and not pile them upon .
public place, destroying the green
grass and flooding the surround.
ings with the burned strawy.
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We heard that Tony Muller
mad made a failure Of his great
political speech in New Orleans
some time ago. Tony is all right
enough for ward meetings, but he
should not have attempted to buck
against the big guns of a big city.
Hold oh Tony. don't you be SO
fast.
WINE OFCARDUI. For
sale by L. G. Duchamp.
Bob Brot,ssard went to New
Orleans to tes'ch Democracy to the
people of that city, but he was
told by the Jacksonians, that he
was success as a colonel of an
imaginary regiment to fight the
Cubans, but was a failure as De-
mocratic preacher. Bob was re-.
presented making an effort on q
flying trapezs.
Mr.. Hulse. representing tho
American Cotton Co., who are the
owners of the round bale presses,
has decided to make st. Martinville
his headquarters. Mx-Hulse and
wife are boarding with the Ramsey
family. We had occasion to meet
Mr. Hulse several times, and found
him nice. courteous gentleman,
and we would like to have him be.
come one of our permanent citi-
zens.
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NOTICE.
Corporation of st. Martinvitls.

Corporation Of st. Aarttnvitle.
st. Aartinville, La, Oct. .. 1919.
In accordance with Sec. II Of Act l6a
Of the Genersi Assembly Of the State Of
La. the following named persons hsvs
been chosen and are duly appointed -
Commissioners and Clerk to serve at the
Election to be- held Oh the 9th Of Nov.
smbsr 1889. at the Court house.
(B. L. FouRNEr,
g. g. FoURNEr.
Clerk =. j. POWER.
N. L. BRoUssARp.
o. BAboN.
]. B. FouRNEf.
Board Of 8upertiS6fs.
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NOTICE.

NOllNE.
st. Msrtinville. La. Oct. q. 1859.
In accordance with Act II of Sec. n,
l62 Of the General Assembly Of the Stat
Of La. the following named persons iisv'
been chosen and are. duly appointed Z,
Commissioners and Clerks 10 serve u
the Election on the 18th Of Nov. 1880.
First ward at Court house
(DUcHAMP LIABLE.
Com. j. D. BIENvINu,
LOUIS GREla.
Clerk F. 8. BRoussARD.
End ward at Carl Larson
iCARL LARSON,
Com. FRANK MENDOZA.
OSCAR ALLEN.
Clerk OSWALD TEMPLEf.
3rd ward at C. Gauthier
ALBERT DAsPrf.
Com. l. c: GAuTHIER.
Clerk H. j. PERIOu.
4th ward at O. Badon
FRANK CHAMPAGNE,
Com. PAUL CASTILLO.
ALEX. PELLERIN.
Clerk ALBERT MARTIN.
5th ward at Edward Hebeft
(NuMA DURio.
Com. J. B. CALiis,
BERNARD Roy,
Clerk A. S. WOOD.
NJ. L. BRousSARD,
o. BADON,
J.B. FouRNyr.
Board Of Supervisors.
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1t seems that our people see q
gold mine in a cotton seed oil fac
tory, as We heard that a company
was about formed in Breaux
Bridge for the purpose of esta-
blishing q factory in that town,
and We learned that a company
here, who have an option on the
old Gueriniere saw mill site, is
being formed with the idea
of putting up q cotton seed oil
factory, with electric light and ice
factory attachment to keep the
concerned running all the year.
We will watch, with some interest.
the development of these new en-
terprises.
The Evangeline is error if he
thinks that the Messenger is trou-
bled because there is no opposi-
ton, apparently, to the present pa
rish officers. The Messenger be.
lieves in two political parties, or
two political factions. because the
'outs" will always keep an eye on
the ''ins" and keep them from
abusing Of their power, but a. far
ss the Messenger is concerned, it
has no complaints to make sgsinst
any of them, and We do not know
that any other officers in the past
hsve done better than the present
ones. Why should We be worried?
So far the Messenger has no can
didates in view, and is not think
ing of making any slate at all, and
if all the present offers were to
remain in power, it would not
trouble the Messenger bit.
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Chamberlain's Cough Medicine
at L. c. Duchamp.
Mr.. Louis Malagarie. of Btous.
sard, was in town Friday.
DIR. D. c. Liable made q short
trip to New Orleans this week.
Miss Blanche Leroy of New
Orleans is visiting the Misses Du.
rand.
GROVES Tssteless CHILL
Tonic at L. c. Duchsmp.
Our young friend Reynald
VOORHEES, left last week for New
Orleans, t. attend school.
Our young friend, Claud Mar.
tin. left last Sunday to attend
school in New Orleans.
We have experienced this week,
real fall season, and yesterday
morning there was heavy frost
Miss Cecile VOORHEES, of New
Iberia is visiting here, she is the
guest of her brother, Mr.. Dan. W.
VOORHEES,.
Our young friend, Frank T.
Mouton, left last Sunday for La
fayette, where he has secured en-
ployment.
The pews of the Catholic
church sold Wednesday, brought
81, 300, which is the larges amount
realized for many years.
Our young friend, Mr.. Paul
j. Fleming, of Napoleonville, is
spending few days in town visi-
ting relatives and friends.
Now is the time to buy your
winter suit, X. Schwartz says he
can fit you, please your taste, and
be light on your pocket. |
Miss Cydalise Duchsmp, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. l.. @. Duchamp, enter.
tanned her friends at her birthday |
last Sunday. 1t was a most char
ming little reception.
We have Just printed some new
blank note forps with the renun.
citation of the homestead clause.
for which there was a great de-
maud. We sell them at so cents
per hundred.
The politicians put in a good
piece of work, at the School house
gombo at Catahoula cove last So
turdsy. Now is the time to squeeze
the nickels out of our friends who
are politically inclined.
M. A. Thedford & Co., Liver
Medicine or Black Draught at l.
c. Duchsmp.
The country politicians had
to 20 to New Orleans to help tho
regulars; their little speeches did
not do much good, as the Jackso-
MONS seem to have acquired such
strength as to assure their victory.
According to all information
We have secured. the Jscksonisn
will sweep New Orleans at the
election Tuesday. and will proba-
bly, elect all their candidates. II
they do, good bye Foster and his
crowd of politicians. Il
That black spot looks ugly
over there on the green" said Dis
trict Attorney Simon to Council
man I. l.. Broussard Wednesday
morning, in front of the church,
That's where Mayor Liable burn
ed his straws" remarked our re- /
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T.. j. GXaDEMRL,

THE CHEAHEsT STORE IN TOWN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-27
SUCCESSES De CUBA
Maxine. Gomez en- triunfo
La AsambIea. .-Su dimision


Segan los ultimos telegramas, la gran
question suscitada por ell acuerdo de la
Asamblea deponiendo al general Gomez,
to:a & su tcrmino.
Pero no sc llega tai soluci6n sin
que el sentimiento popular estalle en-
explosiones inmensas.
Maximo Gomez es aclamado y victo-
reado, en- delirantes manifestations.
Y la Asamblea, no pudiendo contra
rrestar ell peso de la opinion pnblica,
hace un postrer esfuerzo, ratifica la de-
posicion de Maximo Gomez, en- medic
de protestas colosales, y sc riude, acor-
dando ella misma gu disolucion.
Los generates Nadarse, Betancourt,
Diez Hernandez, Gonzalez y r ,jas de-
claran que solo Maxine Gomez reco-
noceran como J,f. unico indiscutible.
Grandes, multitudes sc desborian por
las calles de Ia Habana. Y la poderosa
conmocion repercute en- todos los pce-
bios de Ia isla.
Pronto daremos los lectorcs, por
nuestra cuenta, con,pleta y exacta in
formation, con amplitui y segariiad
que no puede tener la del cable.
Bien que no en- eondiciones similares,
sf marchando en- los caminos de la Ii
bertad por rumbos, distintcs nos inte-
resa, tanto como ell porvenir de Puerto
Rico, ell problema de Cuba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-27

chos ocurridos en- Ponce en- Maya
giiez: vlolentas exacciones ilegales,
prsiones iniustas -. En- Mayagiiez,
un hombre ha sufrido ocho meses de
carcel por atribuirsele ell robo de una
gaIlina.
Todo ESQ esta destinado a >perecer.
FL sistema americana corregira esos
abuses. La justicia extendera todos
sus amplitudes, como ejercera sus se-
veridades.
Estas manifestaciones producer una
conmoci6n inmensa en- ell publico.
AResuenan aplausos estrepitosos.
termina su discurso ell general,
asegurando que ell CAME de la moneda,
que con tanta ansiedad espera ell pals.
Sc realizara, aunque no en- plazo muy
breve, pues hay que conciliar los In
tereses generates con ell momento ele-
gido para la implantacion de la tras
cendental reforma. No Sc retardara
tampoco desmedidamente ese dia, pues
es precise que no tarde ell puertorri
queno en- peder decir que at,a peso de
la moneda que posee vale en- cual-
quier parte deL<nundo cen ce,sfat0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-27
Eel .Juez Curtis

Empieza llamando conciudadanos a
los cOncurrenteS. Senaland0 la
bandera americana, que f10ta en- eel
salon, dice que bajo sus pliegues no Sc
.c0bilo nunca la tiranla, y que esa BAN
dera Sc ha leyantado para hacer la
independencia con Washington, la
emancipation de los eSclavOS cOn Lin
coin v la Ifbertad de las antillas con
Mac -kin1ey.
Tfene elocuentes frases acerca del
derecho americana, garantia de hOm-
bres libreS salvaguardia de los su
premos intereses de la civilization.
Puerto Rico debe prepararse. pOr ell
trabajo Y fpor la cultura. al ejercieio
hermosO, en- toda SUI plentiful, de ese
derecho
Habla de las municipios, que deben
ser en- su regimen interior indepen-
dientes Y libres.
Mantiene, como exigencia imperio
sa, la necesidad de la secularizacion
de los cementeriOS. Fsta neceSldad
se-impone, porque es impossible yiolar
la constitution americana, que deela
ia libres a todos los ciudadanos para
Optar por cualquiera religion.
Bajo la bandera americana, no pue-
de haber otro derecho que ell america
no: .scomo podria, pues, hacerse para
los habitantes de Puerto Rico una
exception injustaf
A los puertorriquenos toca perseve-
rar en- la vOluntad de ser ciudadanoS
.ibres de lie Union. Sigan adelante en-
clio, con calma v con serenidad. perO
sin desfaIlecimientos nj f1aquezas. El
porvenir es de los trabaiadores. E.
porvenir es de los denodados.
Termina ell senior Curtis Su bfillante
peroracion, con estaS fraSeS:
<Muchas son va las estreilas que
forman la constellation gloriosa de la
bandera americana: pero entire elias
espero yer brillar pronto una mas: la
de Puerto Ricoe
(Tiaple s0ica de dptaess0s esti'uesa-
dOsOs.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-27

La comision invite a los asfStentes
a cambiaI. americanos Y puertorrique-
nos un apreton de manos, en- simbolo
de fraternal union. verificose un
soIemne desfile, yendo cada puertorri-
queno 4 estrechar sucesiyamente Ia
dieStra de todos los comisionados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-27
Despedida

Manana saldra-con rumbo Guaya-
ma la comision.
Hace saber a cuantas personas qule
ran dirigirse ella, que pueden en-
yiarle sus escritos a la Capital, en- la
firme certeza de que Sc prestara to
dos ia atencion debida
Saludamos respetuosamente a los
representatives iIustres de Ia Metre
poll.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-27
Ell ISCESDro

Fue de corta duraci6n. Tratsbase
de edifcios viejos de MADEIRA, que ar
dian con rapidez. Qlemaronse siess~
en- junto.
Las personas mas periuiicaias fue-
ron ell honrado padre de farailia GREGG
rio Delgado, quien perdio cuanto Po-
sefa, Y las hermanas Anita ( Isabel Ra-
mos, que Sc hallaron en- iguales eoud.-
clones.
Los propietarios de los edi6cios qae-
mados son la succession Modesto, Amo-
ros hermanos, Juana Dalmau, sehorI-
tas Ramos doctor Blondet.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-27
Ell abOgadO Rubens

.Fue quien traslado, en- castiza Y Co
rrecta elocucion castellana, ambOS
discurSOs
Su actitud simpatica hacIa los puer
torriauenos, conocida de los concu-
rrentes. prefisponla los animas en- su
favor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-27
PAN YLIBERTAD
Ua AutOgrafo de Costa

la importante revista de Madrid E.
Paaar publica un curloso autsigrafo del
senior Costa, en- su nImcro correspon-
dIente al dfA de este mes. titnisdo
SPan Y Libertaas que puede considersr-
Sc como cifra compendio del espiri;u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-27
MATERIAL CONTRA INcENDro

Quay yaUa Sc eucuentra, en- este pun
to, muy desfavo-ecida. No hay ele-
mentos eficaees para combsiir un siniee-
tro. Y dado Ell immense nnmero de
casas -viejss de MADEIRA que existen aglo-
meradas en- punto centrico de Ia pobla-
ci6n, ua fuego alli producirfa un terri
BILE desastre.
Preocapase de clio Ia opinion, e.
muy probable que aigo sc haga sin per
ida de tempo para ponerse cnhierto
de posibles eventualidades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-27

Des lie ell primer intante, estuvierou
en- su puesto.
Uno de los que trabajaron personal
mente en- la extinction del incendio, fue
ell seiior Juez de instruction dou Ma
nuel Giraldez, de quien Sc hsce con es-
tie motive grandes elogios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-27

A las cuatro media de la tarie, las
distintas brigadas que fcrmsn ell
|cuerpo lie esta ciudad al que Sc unio ell
lie la playa, con su ofeialidad. y bajo
la direction de gu Jefe efectiyo, don
Juan SEEK, empezaron ocupar por or
den de for nacion, Ell cuadro que consti-
|tuye la plaza de las Delicias. Cada
brigada conducfa su carro correspon-
diente iba presidida por Ell official res
pectivo. FL acto no podfa ser mas So
lemne imponente. En- palco improvi-
sado, eI cuyo centro sobre mesa de
marmol estaba ell pabellon nacional, es-
taba la corporation municipal J su dig
no presidente. A la derecha izquier-
da largas filas de sillones de sillas ocu-
pados por senoras, senoritasy caballeros
en- gran nnmero americanos; en- los edi-
ficios cercanos la plaza, ininidad de
familias de la sociedad de Ponce, en-
las avenidas pueblo immense = multitud
apinada impossible de description.
La banda de boTnberos ameniza la
formation = ell acto.
Suena la corneta de orden y IN 81
lencio scpulcrar Sc extiende por todo ell
recinto. Es llegado ell momento de or
lar ell pecho de los heroes de la jornada
del 25 de Enero.
FL seiior Alcalde Sc pone de pie, des.
ctbrese, en- sentidas palabras mani
fiesta la so!emnidad del acto que sc ce,
Zebra ell dfa de recnerdos que sera pa
ra Ponce ell de aver. Dediea frases de
cariflo de honor para los bomberos
distinguidos desea que clio sirva de
estfmnlo para todo ell cuerpo. Despues.
= preyia Iectura de la do1umentacl6n
que hsce el ofieial del cuerpo don Fran-
cisco Gautier, empiezan a ser Llama
dos los elegidos sobre sus pechos prem
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-27
FL INCEND|O De GUAyAMA
MAS DETALLES

Sup6uesele intentional. Con este mo-
two hay graude excitaci6n en- Guaya
ma. Sc hacen activas indagaciones pa
ra descubrir 10 que haya de verdad en-
este asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-27

He aquf La relacion de los nombres
de los bomberos agraciados:
Sargento 10, Pedro Ruiz; Cabo 10,
Rafael del Valle; Cabo 10, Pedro Sa
batel; Nnmero, Cayetano Casals; Cabo
10, Juan Romero; Gastador, Gregorio
Rivera; Cabo 30, Juan Tomas Rivera;
Paisano, Rafael Rivera.
A cada uno de clos lie corresponds
una medalla de orc y plata costeadas
por ell Ayuntamiento con sfmbolos del
euerpo la fecha conmem orativa.
Ell Ter. Jefe don Juan SEEK. regalo
tambien una medalla de orc plata a
cada uno con la siguiente inscription !:
-<Juan SEEK, Primer Jefe del Cuerpo
de bomberos de Pouce, premia los que
ell 25 de Enero del 90, sc distinguieron
en- ell incendio del Parque de Artillerfa.
Ell Oicial de la "a seccion regslo una
medalla de orc al cabe dc pito don Ra-
fal del Valle con la inscription siguien-
te: ePedro Juan PARA Jefe de la "a
Secciou su cabo de pito Rafael del
Vale: Vator J Heroismo.
Ell Jefe de la Al Section .Eegalo ana
medalla de plata su cabo de pito don
Juan Romero, con la siguiente inscrip-
ci6u: <Francisco Gautier, Jefe de la "a
Seccion gu cabo de pico Juan Romero:
Valor y Heroismo.
Los agraciados regalaron en- ell acto
de ser premiados una cartera de piel de
Russia, con la siguiente inscription
clos que Sc distinguieron en- ell incendio
del Parque de Artlllerfa ell 25 de Enc
70 del SO, gu primer Jefe don Juan
Seix.s
Como termino de la fiesta paso una
comisi6n del cuerpo cuyo frente iban
ell Jefe ell Alcalde municipal, la mo-
rada de don Migael Rosich, para hacer-
lie entrega de una medalIa con que que
RIA ell cuerpo premiar su generosidad,
iniciando la suscricion pabiica en- obse-
quio 4 los distingaidos en- ell incedio
conocido.
Lacerada ell alma del venerable patri-
clio por los recientes successes que enlntan
su hogar, iemostro con frases llenas de
sentimiento, su profunda gratitud pCr
ell recuerdo que sc hacfa de Ell, 10 que lie
confortaba en- aquellos momentos de
tristeza por que venfa pasando su alma.
la DEMocRAcIA que secundo la feliz
idea del seilor Rosich, apoyandoia de-
cidamente, esta satisfscha lie b ,ber de :
mostrado al abnegado institute, una vcz
mas, sus simpatsas y su carifie.
Gumersindo Rivas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-27
Ia CoMlSlON De WASHINGTON
En- POnCe

En IN noche del sibado reardar ecores de
Ponce los eaados la
preside general Kennedy cortas hoas que
aouf dmos pubicidad hoa suela las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-27

dc ell eeiios Alcalde las medallas con.
.memorativas. Al verif, ,arsc la que CO.
rresponde don Rafael del Vale, su
padre, don Rodulfo, miembro del con-
sejo, es ell que 10 hace. Escena con-
movedora! El padre va d premiar al
hijo en- nombre de la gratitud de IN
p leblo, su abnegaci6n; y ell uno el
otro, sin pretenderlo, y aun sin darse
cuenta de clio, empiezan llorar abra :
zandose. Ell cuadro resnlt6 de complete
sentimentalismo. Los mas cercanos al
acto, tambien sc conmovieron y llora-
ron.
Fu6 entonces cuando designado para
lleyar la palabra tuve que hacer uso de
ella.
Nunca me he sentido tan pequeilo CO.
mo en- ell dfa de aver. Jamas lamente
de modo tan fntimo mi insufciencia !;
no obstante, cuando el sentimiento es ell
que impnlsa las agitaciones del pensa-
miento, siempre resulta alguna idea no
BILE, generosa levantada; quizas por ESQ
duo la concurrencia aver su asentlmIen-
to q mi improvisation.
Fue entregado los agraciados, an :
tes de terminar la reception, la ofrcn-
da en- metalico, contribution expotanea
de algunos vecinos de esta ciudad.
Terminado ell acto, ell cuerpo en- for
macion hizo el destile por delante de Ia
casa Ayuntamiento en- cuyos BALCONIES
se encontraba Ia corporation municipal
!, y una distinguida concurrencia.
A las seis y media, habfa terminal
/ la fiesta de modo memorable en- el
. mayor erden y concerto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-27

Concurre gran numero de personas
LlenQ completes.