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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29
nuNcv CREEK 10 o. X.
Wlaes 10 That Dlstrict Making
IN ExeelIeat 0howine.

esSebhSt
m ExeslIsat Showing.
Goveraer Ssdler and J. F. Plagemann
rssAried Last Friday from their trip to
Nancy Creek, and continued their
Journey 70 the railroad that afternoon.
besh gentlemen were highly pleased
With their inspsction Of she properties
In which they are intersssd, the PLACE
Rass 4 Bush snd Bush & Plagemsnn,
bat untn they have conferred with
ether parties conoerned, they were not
prepared 10 state what steps would be
taken toward opening up and develop
lag the properties. They brought with
them several samples of ore which
we're remarkably rich In lead and sill.
yer, snd ~ there are unknown quantities
Of that kind Of ore In sight 1t Is safe to
ssy ID win not be long before the mines
will 10 aumbsrsd among White Pines
producers.
With regard TO the Grand Deposit,
both she Governor and Mr.. Plagemann
ststs shat IL is = magnificent property,
ssa Il 10 70 ss regretted that financial
'<sverses prevented VIM. Ramsdell from
complying With the terms OF his bond.
However. Mr.. Ramsdell's failure will
only dsly ths Development of the prop
srsy, for such bonsnzas AZ the Grand
Deposit Will not longer remain idle in
shese days whsn msritorious properties
ere teiag 90 eagerly sought after as
thsy ere at the present time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29

ssissd, Pcsseissd. Or sea shs owners Of such
claim. sccordins 70 ~ M snd customs OF
the district whefs q n iocatsd. within Two
vnAss snress TN cosssNcssssT OF THE
AcrfoS. This y Nasin eonhaet with any law
Of congEtpsess1 kneN e: tAoakh admit am
not nPAh h&11eaes4 n fo fhzs, fef y 10 fact that
thssssse nenyit{ eue lesal .iientsgh hose idol
asry ano sesspe@s eNeef gu fhs1D upon which
the csntsaA eevsf4nspt AeeyIH oonsfess In
sny wsx e4ted. pfonpe them 20 1ortnwitn
-iosk sleA upon the ssfthef ews par
aeulA seye1f4 stats sdep IT tsrepen ITS
les-p4s5ef po~er sven nsntisne the rssssr
lane1 which ne losnef ~ 70 any nsnesF
ecee1. Ihe srce sses41thy1en tnAt snsy
fail tosdistineeteetAt thif tsss. between the
nssAed ofAceuIrfxs 1I1L7 ~ tne method OF
A9Lniss AND contrees has
leosiaea neshe4 ene1 Nsie~ 70 mineral
islee seesas N ~ lese{ may 20 &C
astfeG slspreenRhece With theee require
1ese peseet4y ~ fAFesz - but ~
esssss - sasese9e nelessd 70 fuiisst 70
<skAeSssss use4eN9a sees. the ineessst
= - e.smeUeoeo Il ~ rfdesiar parcel o.
:. y! scees - so44ssse z surrounded OF
ee1lee>d ~ ~ Me9 halo; = BY no means
e1e11e sAe tstesfn ksA the heidlps snd
seasy y9s4e e s4ssi4af nPy nenner aiHefsnt
- ~ ec,Ssae seseynsnt o. fesssEion
= ssnss yseesssv naes.rdesee VIA sne lsvs
- ssWeA 49,. - eBssS ffosectaen
= sn esAer Sssess1 nes.s svefy ssssssl
ne us'oa eseys NsAe VINE wl.n,s
.sien ecssse9 ott. enss1eensn' o. certain
neae Hey eeesseM' sne .nns am
.nenssa % tsisS HH.ss a. Gu. me une !ot
.nas so's .or IsccsssIss nassss c'sans anoI'si
.As. ~os' s'.s1 - Ne,s.sao.s " seuons'
!. coz 20 tses =. " eoaoe mns''"n.
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" "A. ~ ~ .s y. S.' .s.s
49, ~ =. s... y ~o ...s
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29
NOW A RAILROAD.

With ths worth of our mines being
proven beyond question, the necessity
for . fslspad becomes more and more
apparent, and every interest centered
here should work In harmony toward
inducing the right parties to take hold
Of such an enterprise with the least
possible delay. To this end 1t would
appear that sn understanding should
ss arrived ct between the different
companies having investments here
and with such Q unity Of interests the
project could be presented to railroad
company In such q manner as to CON-
nAnd attsntion.
That kly's Importance % a mineral
producer viii eventually insure the
building Of . railroad there is not q
doubt, eusshs time is now ripe for the
launching Of the enterprise, and tho
eesstruction sf the road should be
hsstsned BY sll possible means.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29

Oas~ -usss,tsst ohswshn coatin-
asst That Nespsssy.
The sAisSsof ~ News paid his reg.
ulsr visit - Copper Ylstthis week and
found substastisl new building 30x4o
going up there covering the steam
hoist and the mouth sf. she shaft.
This shaft b ssw down two. hundred
feet and the output showa that the
ere bodies ars, steadily Improving ss
dspth IL attained. 80.
W. T! Hook Of New York and Simon
Bray Of San FrHncisco arrived hore on
Sunday 'for.shs purpose Of 'inspecting
the property, and express themselves
e bstns highly plsssst with the show
ing made.
And Il 10 dificslt 70 understand how
they could be other than pleased, for
the Copper Flat mises can no longer
bs regarded. - an experiment. With
tho shaft nov down two hundred feet,
every foot OF. whieh has been through
rich copper ors, and the indications
| proving thst she deposits will steadily
improvsiin values - depth 10 reached,
the day whsi . snslssr viii DO operat'
ing ON Copper Fiat ores is not far dis
liant
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29
Opesola's 9lch Mines.

Al. Miliiok vent over to oseola last
vssh 70 assist his sons In the develop.
nsnt OF ths rich claim located by them
. fsw weeks aGs. Al the present time
ave Of tbs boys srs ct work on the
property snd they are sacking up
quantities Of high grade ore. The size
ssd value Of the nuggets extracted from
Ososela's placers have attracted great
deal Of sstsAsion 10 that camp, and now
~ development Of her quarts mines
VIII sdd ist lustre 10 her fame.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29
eaoa1H1 Of PLATINUM
An inssstaat Dissevspv Msds In
the visssity 81 Ely yvathln
the, ,Raat Few nays.
TIE Dspssts VIII he Carefully
:. Tested. ssA.eIyhoteuah
-~-Ansivsss. .Akaas.
Thsee ~ . otSone Demand Ter
the Miaesal a&oaO. 90 an
..0anse.

WitAia the psse~ fortnight large.
slssa. aeposis-st shst Preaisss to BE-
plasiauu ,Ass bssss atsssvsssd. In the
.sisipiss. Of NY, snasAnS assay from Q
hastily wssAsa' saanpls OF the. stufi
proves Enthusiastically, the presence OF
that much desired miasrsL, I. '.,;
The'psrtiss as4assstsdsiR ths proper
" ere NOT ssyiAg . word, but II the
ssslysis proves satistaetory~ tho new
discovery viii sdd nstssisily to the
Importance OF the camp. -
The present market Yrioe OF ingot
plstinutA In Nav I0rk and .Londpn =
90. 80 an ounce. .ss. =. =. 80
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29
hi VIII Get There

The Eli, adjoining the saxton, which
10 nov being opened up By P. c. Weber
and W. G. Lyons, is said to be more
.hsa msstisg expectations, and 1t Is
believed shs rich ore body struck In
shs pssspsea claim will be shared by
IL nors uaprs,sAtisus nsighbor.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29

sisssrs. Gray 4 Barley, who open
ID up ths rich copper deposits In the
Ruth Q few wesks ego, are still meet
Ing With success In the development OF
that property, and although they have
lsss since passed the depth at which
they snssnded to begin prosecuting,
shs showing has continued so good that
thsy could not rssist the temptation TO
continue sinking.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29

On Friday last D. c. Mcdonald and
]. II. Lynch located y claim on the
rage north Of Sly, the assays from
which shov CAST In gold and sixty-six
oppcis silver. With strong indications
OF copper saa lead In sight. This
claim viii bs heard from later, and II
IL aoss rot render . good account Of
issslf, then outward Indications count
for soshing In ths selection OF mining
locations,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29

Nov that The revenue lau passed oy
sAs lest Lssisissars hes been declared
s,,olssits ssisssl, sna she United States
Cour, hes decided shstshs State Board
sf Assessors hsa 20 authority 70 nS shs
yaluat,oi Of ths seushsra Pacific srAchs
d 90, 900 Q mile, sons Of the ofAcsrs 10
Ne western part Of shs State thrsstee
y o. ths rsilrssd ssssssness ~ sso,
~ ails stsrs. tksy claim, N right
tpay eslopgs. Assessor Williamson
II whiss Pine. however. 10 900 much
y esptlsnsn y tAks advantage o.
~ situatios saA win net ssk ths rssl
sSsA ssnpasis v pay . esat Of saHs'
M zen.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29
G,ssgew 8 Western Affsirs.

The Silver State Gays Rube Battles
snd Superintendent Joe Farren OF tho
Clsssou q Western Company we're In
w.nnemuccs last Friday on their way
from Dunn Glen, where they had been
ipspscs!pg the Monroe mine. Mr.. Far
ran left for Golconds on Saturday and
stated that hi. trip had no particular
s,suiAcaecs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29

W. A.. Watson. Owner Of the Joana
mips at Cooomouso, nlsd s,.statement
With the Assessor last Awsek showing
that property soeSbs y producer and
subject 90 bullion ssI.. The Joana Is
producing generous quantities Of re-
uarkably rich ere, and there is no
doubt that II wiz maintain its place as
sse.sf white Riss riahsst pssasssrs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

l am now prepared TO haul all western
freight from Wells to Ely and Cherry Creek.
All parties desiring me to receive their goods
same with q diamond c." and IL will be
delivered 10 me, l am prepared TO
handle everything In the way OF freight, and
guarantee good service. All charges win be
prepaid by me at Wells
J. Q. CAzIER.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29

Lev W -: Did soUsbody rsnsrh
tAss G. D. vsnDussr would ushs shs
ssce fot Cinsrsss on shs record he made
10 ths lsst Lstislssure In supporting
ths stsss Revenue Lsvs II that we're
his intsntios, u would econ she ios
sessss nait River 10 getting sSosediasly
thin for YES.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29

The N4ws hes On iaauiry TOR Gsoa
aulthur properly. A lew-grsds COP
~ proposition csrryias high percent
sss 10 sulthur V whss 10 vepssd. Any
sss Asviag istsrpssisa Of such . prep
cry vill tisdiy sssify shis Once o.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29
Eureka
and
Palisade
Railroad
TRAINS
Fer Passengers, Baggage, Mail,
;. Express and Freight

MAINS
/ Fer Passengers, Baggage, Mall,
/. Express and Freight
LEAVE PALISADE at TAO A. NJ.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
arriving at Eureka 1880 P. NJ. This
train connects at Palisade with train
leaving San Francisco at 8 A. NJ. the
day previous. Also with trains leav.
ing Ogden the day previous.
l'STAGE FOR ELY leaves Eureka at
/ $50 P. M, (after arrival of train) ar
/ irving at Ely A. NJ. the following
morning.
|'RETURNING STAGE, leaves Ely at
A. M. on Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays, making connection with
train leaving Eureka at 9:15 A. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
arriving Palisade at 2:15 p. M. to con.
f meet with westbound passenger train
at.3sP. NJ, due in San Francisco 1925
p. N. the following day. Also con-
meets with eastbound passenger train
at $40 p. M, arriving at Ogden 5:45
A. N. and Salt Lake City $40 A. M.
FREIGHT.
- This Company guarantees to deliv-
or freight into Ely as cheaply as-vDa
~ via any otherroute. Special rates
on Machinery and Lumber by the -U5a
carload.
~ Also on ore going to the smelters at
any point.
Quick and Satisfactory Service
Guaranteed.
IA ANNOUNCEMENT. A
This Company has recently built !
stock corrals at Diamond, az miles
4 from Eureka) Alpha, Hay Ranch 4
I and Palisade, and is now prepared
to handle horses, cattle and sheep \
4 TO and from all points reached by 4
railroad in the country. \
IA Rates most reasonable and quot \
X cd upon application. \
* We invite correspondence. \
Z G. D. ABBOTT, Supt., }
10 PALISADE, NEVADA. =
II
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ShsGass AAw,. uaeessvsvU.
ysouA.

ysdsS g =. Bosslasla declared shs
Rsvssus Lav pssssl BY sAs isss 'Lssis,
lesurs 70 - ssiautisssl, The ssss
- ipus bsisg that sf Hssais w.. J. ".
0asAris. Asnsssr sf Hvnbsidt county,
10 which Me blsi.tiG ssagts " Gospel
shs Aesasr 70 a. vslus.iss - twelve
Assl st-yssrHag cattle regardless Of
tAe rule sdspssd BY shs SsAts Hoard Of
N hassssore The giss Of opinion, %
1feA ~ shs silver State, 10 - follovs;
""is -
'"ssTuss Vie set Of NE Legislature ss-
sAi6tt Ian. Act 70 Provide for More
11loco va)uoties, snA Assessment OF
,ReoDlf>9 i1n thla ,StAte' approved
Mt1nk 41C1eoA is upconsSltutieas snd
VA, for. the. .rsesSh Nm 10 dslsfetss
toSks 1oafd % Assefsors. sought 20 b
-ersatsA By its 1rovisiens. .ths power 70
ciassify ana e.ssss cay properly within
ths 6tsss, @ithppt prbyidine. What
property u aaey sssssS,' or providing
any rsgulstionS 70 govern sAid Hoard
n srrivlne st 3 vsluAtIon Of any prop
sysyy u nay sct Upon, which make II
rspuseant1o Apa ". conflict with 6sc-
tien oi Article III pf tbs Eonetitution
Of tAas 6tste, sd Of Section OF Artl-
sis Z Of ssd Constitution, IN thst II
Sslsgsses soisSid 1ssEf Of Assessors The
power " v6lns'an sassss cay property
4 ney sss A. vishsut coa1ning Or re-
pertstis6 shs nQvsrs Of ssid board In
Akss particular. In. say msnner, sna
sitAapt prsscribtae cay reguls<tons or
rpls N which iuss vslasslon OF shs
beeleftl thfyss.tt e scs nPon sAal
8 silSeda 81 which Ilftc csricsea power
an resias only u ~ LSgse1y 81
tie stsss, end csaaet b dsisesssd TO
ssy sthsr brench Of .hs seve.ensAt.
aThet saiA Act ofths Lsgislature ls
Nss . Of Article Of ths Constitution
Of nhis STATE, ana Section Of Article
xiv Of spsed dmsnts 70 the Const stitutiop
sf sAs Uaissd 6sstss, In that II would
deprive petitioner Of bis preperty With.
thas aiA Act sfor&s, petitioner no ep.
pertusity ts be heard, Or 10 oRsr sny
ssiasscs eoscsrslaa tAs valuations Of
Ii properly g sny iIns bsfors the g.
snssisns would Sscems anal charge
"Thss, thsssfers,. the assessment Of
ps,isionsr's o cattle usdsr ths provisions
II said ACT Of ths LsGislssurs Of 1901
SAe seia siA Of - esail ed the re-
spssdsst, Aspu1or sf xslSelat county.
3 ssnaanAs1 ~ 1stsrnins ths oash
vslps sf ssiA Mssls lsa 60 ths ssrs
vitAin ths tine alleve1 by lag uaAsr
tAs brovisists Of ~ Aat Of shs l.eeis.
lHtufs 81 ths State Of Nsvsde, entitled,
"a Act 10 PreviAs Rsvsnus fer ths
Gapnort Of ths oovsss1sst ct the
6sstp Of Nevada, snd 10 Rspssl Csrssin
Ae6 HslsAiae Thsrsts,' approved
March e. IoSl. And that . perusn-
~ vvit 81 naidaulus issus seDospd.
a ths ruDeNlsst J. ". Csshris, In
rs sllcial nDs6ty . ANnDer Of han.
sdssrSipeiy."
Il 10 understood che dsSs sili b tAkso
soths Supreme Court, sot In the hops
that Judge Bonnifitld's aecisios meg
- rsv>rsSd, but in order tkst the dm-
isrs.t C,sssy AsssBov hey DO rslssssa
trsh sAtir prvssns snssrrsfsiss Pasi'
Ass. ..- :. -. -.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29

ysch wisssrs, vSs roS - ths sslby
snsl,ias csnpsay, sf ssso, 80 in sslt
bullion rsessaiy, .1ss sentenced last
Dest 70 aftsss yssrs Ii shs Cslifsrnis
GtsSs Prison.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29

"My opinion is that the statutes Of iimita.
tions of Nevada apply with equsl force 70 mines
patented by the U. 8. to individuals % 10 sny
and all character OF property. You are aware
of the provisions of the said statutes rssArdins
various periods of time within which actions
must be commenced on debts, evidenced BY
parol and written agreement etc., and for ths
recovery of realty. Now our statutes also provide
that no action for the recovery ofs mining
claim, patented claim not being excepted o.
distinguished) shall be maintained unis1 u
be shown that the party claiming recovery
of those through whom ~ derives usis, wsr'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-01

t. k no podfa dormirSe. Ideas extra
fIas, ridiculas, Sc agitsban en su &C.
rebro penssba en- la guerra, en-
Magdalena, en- Poghneubina, en- los
franceses y en- los alemanes.
No obstsDte comenz6 a amodo-
rrarse POGO a POGO, pero tenfa un
suef1o sgitado; SOHO que su perro
Lyset refiia con ell de Woittk, gran
de y fuerte, y que la sangre corria
a rios Guerra coger un bast6n para
separar a aquellos dos animales,
cuandO he aqui que uD frances mas
negro que el diablo; fue a sentsrse
al lado de Magdalena, para susu-
rrarle alguna palabra de amor; su
mujer parecis contenta y Sonriepte,
y reia eusefando sus dientes blan.
cos. No lejos de alli otrus franceses
Sc reunfan rlendose de Bartek.
Las lOcomOtorss silbaron al pasar
delante de una estaci6D y en- &C lel
momento pareciole que los france
ses exclamabsn: sMagdalena, Msg-
dalena, Magdalena, c. voces y es.
preslones diverSas. Bartek fuera de
ST grits:
-lPlllsstres, deiad tranquila q
mi mujerl
Per6 ellos contindan llamando:
II Magdalena, Magdalena, Mag.
dalenal
Frank y Janco chillsn; toda la
aldea prorrumpe en- gritos;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-01

ell espirltu feroz y practice de la
Germanial
El tTen en- que va Bartek nopue
de Sallr hasta media bora; ell coro
Del Que tiene ell mand0 de la estan-
cia ha ordenado que los soldados de
Ia Pomerania, sean los primeros que
partan y durante ese tempo va
Bsrtek q visitar a los heridos. Algu-
nos estan en- los vagones cerrados,
pero como son muchos Sc ha teni
do Que recurrir a los vagones de
mercancias, descubiertos, y con IA
cilidad Sc les puede yer.
Todo ell amino y todo Ell valor
amontonado en- Ell pecho de Bsrtek,
escapa al echsr la primera mtrada
sobre aquellos desgraciados.
Ven ui,-grlta q Woitek =
Mira cuantos han destrozado esos
malditos francesca
iEo efecto eStin propiamente
destrozadus estos pobres disblosl
Los unos estan palidos, acabadosi
los otros con las manos llenas de
polvora, las tienen aGn tsfiidas de
sangre; a los gritos de algeria de la
multltud que saludan a los que lie
gan, contestan los lsmentos de los
heridos. A'gunos, que tienen uni
eamente IN brazo roto de un bala.
70, q otra herida no grave, naldi-
cen la guerra, q los franceses y a
los alemanes. De sus lablos palidos
y ,horrorizados, escapa de vez eu
cusndo IN solo grito, pero siempre
igual; SlAgualS
Entre ellos los hay moribundos;
algunos con Ia cara serena y tran
quila, pero palida, no ven, nj sien-
ten NADIA, otros, por Ell contrario,
presas de Ia mas negrs desespera'
ci6n, ensreven y sienten Ell fantas'
ma de la muerte pr6xima y su mi
rada es espabtoss = horrible, mien
trss su espresi6n se altera visible
mente.
Bartek tieue ante 50 VISTA la
primeras victimss de Ia guerra
lcuautos iovenes hermosos : fuer
les caidos baio 81 hieFFo ensmigo
son ahoFo ffins cAdAveFeal
81 pobFe polaeo, no sshe en az
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-01
BARTEK Ell vENCEDoR

-lNo les permits que te roben
a la mujerl
BaItek Sc sintlo como atado. Pc.
70 no, la cuerda que 10 ssujetaba Sc
Sc ha Toto, y puede lan2arse sobre
un frances, y 10 cole por la barba...
De repente Siente 10 agudo dolor
en- la mejilla, 'algo asf como Un gol.
pc violento, aseStado con fuerza.
Sc despierta y da un sslto, todos
los que habfa en ell coche pregun-
tan Que ha sucedido. Els ell pobre
BArtek, que ha agarrado por la bar.
ba a su ssrgento. y cue ahora esta
derech0 como una l, con la mano
en- la sien, en- pie deante de Su SUI
perior, que jura y perjura, chilla y
clama como un Condenadu; pero
Bartek no abandona Su actitud res
petuoSa y eSpera que ell sui -16cial
lie de un pufletszo en- las nsrices.
Los Utros soldadoS Sc muerden los
labios para no echarse reir q
carcaiadas, pero Sc contieuen por-
que ell sargento contiDua gritsndo:
-Asno polaco. Bestia maldits,
que no utra cosa eres.
POGO POGO todo Sc calma; Bar
TEX vuelve a su puesto y nota que
tiene el carrillo hinchsdo. Las loco.
moc' toras, para burlarse de el, con-
tlnGan gritaD6o:
iMsgdsleus, Msgdsleno, Mag.
daleDa!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-01

Psrece que Is empresa de emlgraci6n 4
Hawaii hara su pr6xima C3lectd de carne hu-
mana por e! puerto de Aguadiia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-01

pensar; su cabesa es un verdadero
caos: Y con la boca alberta delante
delante del convoy, coDtempls ell
espectaculo, tambaleandose como
un borracho; 10 empujan por todos
lados pero no hace case.
-lOh Sefitr Diosl
-Asf te pasara tt, asf nos pa
sara a todos-dice Wuitek.
-JesGs Maria. IL decir que tan.
tas personas Sc matan unas a otrasl
Sin embargo cuando uu campesino
pelea con otro, llegan los guar
dias y meten a los dos en- la carcel.
-Ahora por ell contiario Ell ma
tar a todas las personals que sea po-
sible, constituye una gloria. lCrees
td que en- la guerra Sc dispara al
aire como en- las maniobrasI
Bartek saba muy bien que en-
la guerra Sc matan muchos hombres
no obstante cuando vi6 a aquellos
pobres heridus, experiment6 tai
sentimiento de pena que Sc vi6
obligado a apoyarse en- Woitek pa
para no caerse.
SiDtl6 de nuevo un gran respeto
por los franceses, y en- NADIA dis
minuy6 hasts cue llegsrOn d Colo.
mia.
ALI vic a los prlmeros prisioneros
provlnentes de Deutz rodesdos de
una multitu6 curioSa, pero pudo
mirarlos sin odio, con sus 0 Jos azu-
les muy ablertus, pudo aproxlmarse
a un wagon sbriendOse paso Gun los
codos pUr entire la muchedumbre,
LUs suldados franceses, pequeflos,
sucios, con los cspOtes desgarrddos,
recubiertos de tango, estan anon
tonados co ell tren como saldioss en-
barril, Bartek tenia de los france
ses uno idea bien distinta y no po-
dia Creeer que squellos hombreci-
Il lies pudisen ser tan yalientes. BUS
CO a Woitek con los oios para de.
cirle.
Il -SQue es ESQ que me has con-
tadoY Son uDos p0l'nelos moisdus
tus fFancesea. Ne podFia GOMEZ
cuato Dc una vez.-.-
-lDsvssasl RstAn muy dslssdosl
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que no hallaban barcos donde prestar

ma. que no hallaban barcos donde prestar
servicios.
I'll actual minlstro, duque de Veragua
hombre civil, descendiente del immortal des-
cubridor de America, ha cortado por 10 sano
suspendiendo tempOrsla.sute la convocatoria
para los examenos de iugreso en- la Escuela
naval, cerrando de un modo defnitivo las de
Administration Amplisei6n, suspendiendo
la convocatoria para Ia de Condestables y la de
Infanteria de Marina, tomando otras medi-
das que tienden impedir ell excessive aumento
de personal.
Con ell existento hay sobrado. Falta aho-
ra que dentro de las fuerzas econ6mIcas de
Espafia, Sc hagan cuantos sacrifcios sean ne
cesarios para leorganizar reforzar nuestra
escuadra con ell fin de que slrva, cuando me-
nos, para defender las extensas costas espaho
las, va que no hemos de buscar aventuras le-
jos de elias.
Ramiro Blanco.
LNontinlLnrdl !
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Ramlro Blanco.
Viajeros distinguidos
(ConttnuDrd.)

De paso para los Bafios de Coamo, tuvimos
hoy ell gusto de saIudar en- estas ofcinas q
nuestro respectable amigo don Wencesao Bor-
da-padre del comisionado puertorriquefio de
iguales nombre apelldo-y su senor hijo
D. Leopoldo, quienes reteramos ell testimo-
MO de nuestra consideration mas afectuosa.
Va ell senior Borda dicho balneario en-
buSra de alivo sus quebrantos de saIud, y
mucho celebraremos que allf la recupere por
complete, merced la efcacia de aquellas
aguas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-01
AVISO

Sc ofrecc como un buen admiuistrap
dor de 6ncas urb mas, doA Gregor Di,
mas. administrator d las fines de la
viuda DEF doctor Ferrer de d hA A.un'
cion Sabat, viuda de Gelg Y dr ton Jose
E. Marxuach, Sc ofrece para admini.trar
y oobrsr precios convent al 3 ofre
ciendo garantia y limpeaA rue incas.
Pneden dirrjlrSe a la Gale de San JoD6
numero 23 altos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-01
BUENA OCCASION

Sc desea vender Una prensa de bic
rrO de e&t"oer aceites de puco u>o y IN
buen eS' adj, con>truida IN Paris, pr.-ciO
men0S 10 Su coStO, pa pOrmenOreS dl
rigirs4 don CayetanO Fuster.
GUavama, P. R. 90
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-01
AL 5BLICO

La que suScribj nqce presente que
desde h0' no rec0 oCe cupnta nj dOcu
mentO alguDO que 20 haya sldo antori a
do pOr su f1rma o la de su encargado
don E gen'o Rivera.
PAtiilas Atil 10 de 1901
A'1dStGSta RlUera de LaSanta. f. 80