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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-06-21

The love and sympathy Of Denison for it's sor-
rowing ones was nexer better displayed than at the
funeral OF Thomas Luney Denison loves its
sons and daughters, 1t knows no caste distinctions,
the rich and poor mingle here on a footing of abb
solute equality, and had Thomas Luney been the
son OF the richest man in Denison no more honor
could have been done him. This is the true es-
sence OF American democracy. There is no con-
desension about our tributes to our loved ones and
to the afflicted Of the community. No condesen-
sion because it is born with us and of us that we
all stand equal in the sight of God and man save
for the record of our own deeds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17

Tie stomach IS car best s-is-i
ana ,he rs1i best IS ths Perfect
h&kius powder. u j. chemicals
pare Sa5 assists digestion.
:, Z. JDIKcoS.
Soscssso. - u. Z. Fslksr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17
SMASHER OF SALOONS.
Pen Picture Of Mrs. Nation, the
Kansas Crusader.
NEVER FEARS WHEN SMASHING.

nost serieu. when she .. Talking
ef the raturc-stors she Tells Of
uer Inspiration aud First work at
INiowa-some of Her roiated EpI-
srams.
Viewed from afar, Mrs, Carrie Ma.
tlon. the destroyer of saloons, who has
made Kansas lawbrcakcrs trcmhlc. r.
tccn as a fcroclous creature whose ap.
parcnt passion for destruction Is re-
ncctcl On the hard limos 90 her mascu-
linc countcuaucc. as she has been pic
turcd IN chicago. Little has been told
that would sugerst her better side As
sccn thc other day as the house of q
friend, aturod iu loose wrapper smil
mg 10 q way that bespoke pleasant
suc,rity and with her goli rimmcd
tpctiaclcs rcsting low ON her nose. she
VAS transformed from thc amazon g.
thc woman ot rocd cld fashioned sort
sho mother OF the grandmother 20
Whom a baby might coo its condolences
or man might wish 60 nurse him
through an Illness.
thc smile, absent only whom the cru
Eadcr Is most serious. softcus her rath-
cr hand though not masculine face and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17
INDIAN LAND OPENING.
Method OF HomesteadinE Farms In
Comanche-ktova Reservation.

Every mail brings letters 70 Co
manche. I. T.. from all over the cOun-
Try making inquiries concerning the
method az homesteadins land In the
Ccuanche-KioWa reservation.
The applicant must nrst select the
quarter section on whirt be intends 70
nle ami hc satisfied of its true descrip-
tion and location. SAYS the 81. Louis
Globe Democrat. He should then 20
20 the proper land ofice and fle appll-
cation. Stating his name. residence.
Pcstotice address and giving a geneul
description q the land Tlle applca-
;icu must De accompanied ~ the ahi-
davlt 81 the applicant setting forth
that be is not the DroVrietor Of more
than leo acres o. land On any state or
territory; ihat De Is a citizen q the
United States or has fled his declara-
ton o. intention % becone such: that
he IS more than 81 years Of ase. CT. Z
under that aye. that he Is the bead of
a family; that the application Is made
IN gco1 faith and Tor the purpose of
settlement and that be Is not acr.nr
ss agent Tor any other perSol or cor.
PoatiCn; that since Anr 81 lSa0 Re
has not entered nader the land laws q
the United States a quantity of land
agricultural In character. which. With
the land applied for. would make more
than 50 acnos; that De has Dot hitherto
hzd the bcnedt q THE homestead laws
Tbs spplcAtion must be made in
persoa. After making EpQlcatol the
applicant s allowed SIX mouths %
vhica % estzblish his rosi1Clcc. Tn
Son soldiers may initiate homestead
r-ghts --!tA-.- beng present AZ The
opening. The, widcws and rlinor e.
rhan chldrsa have the sane P-vIltce
They may RE ieclarato-y statement by
attorney. whl>h entities thcza to enter
a. say tme With SIX ncuths frol
IL l--e q the 1luc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17

The frs, firm to be incorporated
under the new incorporaiion Law
for the Indian Territory is thar O.
the Turner Hardware Co. Mnsko
gee. with a capitalization O.
1880
Last June when it was thought
that the bill was sure o. passing
{. W. Turner of this city Alec
through Judge N.B.MSxey Of Mus
kogee incorporation papers with
Clerk Freeman and requested that
his nrm be given the first chance
MIR. Freeman knowing that the bill
was frs, taken up by MIR. Turner
and that be had worked for It's
passage, gladly consented 70 issue
10 the Turner Hardware Co. the
hrst papers. AS the bill did not
pass the papers were not issued,
but the application was left vi b
the clerk. The capital stock will
be increased to Sl75. 600 at an early
date. Times.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17

trst smashing uup. My duty had been
begun. aud by tlc cracc of the Al
mislty It hss btrn carried on"
Perhaps 90 hrttyr opportunity %
study Mrs Nation has been afforded
than at = uoccrt mcciing when she
talked to 4 uiNcd audicucc at the AZ
r.can Methodist church in Topeka.
Embarrassing situations cropped out
but The crusader. always adroit and
rcady ~ wit. held a half hostile audi
encc tn cheek and succcc,icd iu sccur-
ing a number % plciscs 90 join the
Home Protectors which she then called
-The Lawful Comrades" q title she
dropped the other day.
The audience was made un 20 blacks
and whites % an classes ard while
soue murwurcd amen ana others
stand dcrisivcly Mrs. Nation fairly
hurried out cplgrauS she WAS not q
striking figure as she stood on the plat
form % one side q she pulpit viii =
foreground of white and black facss
snd a background of ncgro ministers
but by exercising a magnetism she
hardly sccms 20 possess she soon had
her audience Interested IL not con
vinccl
As she leaned forward % emphasize
some point the usht fcll on a SQUARE,
rcSolute facc with a mouth thar is cut
straight and d7oops az the corucrS
par6 blue ewes looked over thc low set
spcctaclcS. Her hair. which is a sill
very gray. was brushed hack from the
sides and fron her high. hroad fore
head and vas done in coil on the
crown 4 dress q plain black rcvcaled
the lines q a matronly form while a
piccc % cheap lscc tied In how az the
throst furnished the only suggestion
that the woman car,d 20 appeal 70 the
eve
God holds people responsible for rot
searching ont and condemnirs sin
was her first shot
Then what arr YOU lying there on
your faccs fory"
To put herself In sympathy with her
audience Mrs Nation related stories ~
her lie In the south % her love for Der
~old colorcd nanny of her devotion
90 babies and 20 her sirlhooj fear ~
ghosts Her delivery was pleasing Il
not strons. She talked with a slight
nasal tNans ana SEEMED % mean what
she said
Shot after shot she drcd. such as;
God takes you into partnership; he
vii work Though you."
Il love SlouterS because that IS what
tho angels DO Most uc-tals an. afraid
o. shout"
~God Is riding On his hish hcrsa Re
carcoul you don't ST run over
~Ncu ac-rces are 90 a FAR wo-se
honisSe nov than ever. TIE o.hcr
oondsSe n.~er sent any one % hcn
The pVoSeat CAV bonaago has % eiad
masters"
NoA. wouCa. women I Sc your Ncys
ou the RICK p-le, WHISKY dia 81. WAS
~ asa u.~
= aofy ths dsvnl I snap nv due1rs
At him, Toe deyl uover aia trip uP
Co3~
'I've so s-oat Cod ana yczrS is
a. gosaL Cltca ho,i os hl-i.-
Ar htll IS howlag ncw Nou asnt
Sucw what lcttc-S I an uscelrias fucm
the 1eril i'-1sslt~
Ms Nst-i's o-afc-y Ucaclo3 a c'i-
nzX vAoa sc sAorce3;
~i-a pothlog Aut 8 clo3 q ak hat
Ca throws 60 sslCouS bus whel be
ta7cvs ne a. ssle1a BE- sr.2shcs 81
sl tc n5ccas.'
lte ar..ance left re T1sce fesllzs
vhst al Atuszs Is t,asllllag % roalne.
ta1i A0S Nat.o- Is Et least ll earnest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17

makes radiant a couutcnancc that 9TH
crWise might be unattractiVc. IL Is
her cood nature that most impucsScS
says the Chicago Tribune. Even when
tclling OF tho destruction she has
wrought the smile is present some
times merging into a hearty laugh.
Mrs. Nation is most serious when talk
lng ~ the f''turc, The past has 10 dn.
cicS done. she rcasons. and obstacles
Overcome may he laughed az. The 10.
tuuc has its duties undOnc, and Tor
these she has no smiles. But. whether
smiling or serious she seems 20 have
nppcrmost In her mind the belief that
she has hecn charSod by a superior bc-
ing with the work she Is carrying on.
she Is merely the agcnt she dccla-cs
while a stronger mind dircctS. Seem
iug 81 much a woman, she was asked u
she had none - a woman's fears
Not WHEN am smashing. came the
answer. almost snapped from bttwes n
the sQuare jaws ~When I am smash
ing. I forcct an else but the duty have
% perform. When I am preparing for
raid my heart Is sometimes weak. for
what woman does not fear the opinion
% mcnf When I faltcr. a voice whis-
pcrs. 80 ahead. Nou arc an reht'
Gcar vaniShcs, and scc ia frout ~ me
only The bottles and the glasses the
weapons ~ the devil hear the cries
% the young mon who have bccn mur-
dcrcd by liquor and the means of their
hcatthrokcn mothers Fcarl Who
could fear with those awful sounds
ringing IN her oarsv'
An impression rather than a voice
lnsp.rod Mrs Nation O. take up the cud-
81. acN,ulng Go the story she ralatcs
l'or many years while she lived ar
Medicine lcdco. IN Rartcr county. she
was Temperance worker % the con-
Vcnuoual school she Yraachci ana
RpTscalcd % thc oGiScrs 20 The law. yet
'5oints' tovushsl one Cav last SEP
tcmNor. fcollnc HERSELF t>o weak o.
I cape with mans wic6c,'ncSs she threw
I herself "a thc foo- and bgricl Der facc
o. the c2rpCt Wa1c pcostrato Sae ut-
to-a3 a Frsyor that Sc On ght D. pm,
Vi1e3 VITA lc,t 90 cns,lc her O. So
b. way ciosr % sac fgl1lne1t % her
pr-r,,se
~11tt a,cAt~ Sc rtlatcS u v7ss
vrakcnc1 fro1 nv sletp t'y q co1Scious-
gcSs 20 s,-,c p-csclcc Z saw ntth.cc
N,1rl lstl.c~ yst -eC-c cane - nv
INA r-cSSsgc tsat MAS IS GEAR as
thoush "a had teoa s7oesr 'p,esuayr
% &lA 'nCst-cy tlc &.vIs lmvle-
yaC1ts, Nostocy 5a ne uaue oI ths o.
rvs3od solS so3 tac saEc-ls ut.s-
.lrSr
n slcpt NJ BON tat uiget ana carry
De- the Eaorl'-c harucsscd uy hc-ss @
tJs waeoa ana wIghcut osvc6gre nv
rg-posc started g, e-Ivc % NicuA stv-
ca w.los away. d. t,c oc,tca 80 gae
tr<cy we've oaif q 6crsl h-.cks p-rr-
~ l pepsr IS wen As plece 90 i-c1
ana tocr hc-tl5S % -uac s1trzet.
vhlcA was oly hac- ur5sg sl,stc-
.Ekra ! As5 tScglt 10 t2 use ss eve
aoo>> "a - goa3 qioSol CQ uc-v
tsckS
~W,st 7 sccourrsAoJ Oh Nicus IS
tlolg.ty kccvu, Z SMASHED fcur t,.lts
ana fy.c,.cae4 sec NV tg.ls c,lsuS
" D. rgD hen -recc Sew Is sg,rtS tsnt
fl,ls aal lg,t r,tc-cct 90 t,.t.r v-S.
~rl5n I Gare5 t,e sAc-E g, t-ess
me- 'N,a Asvc Vo,sccte5 tlcSe re--'l
sst1 'NAy D vcc noi F-o'cst zen
rcWg ne shtrlE s,tu1C C-ca ant ssia
D. WAX ses q lsvyo- latcs Ac zsSc1
De g F1szsS eSsav,, Iszt pas ~
v7sHT sHas7a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17
Builders VI the ch,<taN .

The South McAles,er Capita
says;
Sub contracts for the extension
Of the C., u. 4 Il. 10 Arimor,
have been let as follows; To l.
W. Robinson, miles l, . and 8 a
the start, from Brushy switch
one touth mile this side OF
HsileyyillC. RRst & Smith hav,
miles II 10 Is inclusive Z. J
Murray from l6 10 -; the Grigsb,
Construction Co, from "a 60 sS,
T. II. Rogers, Is 20 IS; J, W
Powell, S6 10 100; W. \, Shippey
lol 10 ll1, which ends in Arimort
Other contractors Sre ont looSin.
over the line sud the remaipiu.
gaps wiN be let this week and 81
the work Is % he completed within
= wear. No contracts have Ne
been let to5 masonry. bridges O.
track laying, bat hids are 2oW BE-
ing pVepSrca Tor these parts % o.,
work, Mr.. CsrFigan, one q a,
contractors, is now in NSuSa,
CIV Mr., GSrvey is here su& Mr
now6ug Is sick in 81, Louis. bu.
Will be here Sooa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17
CANTON SUCCESS
SulN PL0KS.

The p.ow that - q
friend tO the farmer.
Q God-scnd. IL never
fails 20 give complete
satisfaction and cause
other plows 20 be laid
aside. We give oar
personal guarantee
With every piOw going
from our house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17

To the people OF the Indian Te,-
ritory; lnasmuch as the dreadful
disease. smallpox, is steadily grow
ING worse now offer absolutely
free a prescription that is euaran-
teed to prevent il. All it COSTS
You is'the calling at my Office ov,r
Bonner 4 Bonner. Arinore. l. T.
II ,ou can not call. send 81 and
the medicine will be sent you by
return mail.
dSw m Z. T. noRENUS, NJ. u.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17

Millions Of people are familiar Slih
nsWitts Little Barry Rissrs and
those vho zs4 them nud ihsn
- be tsEous little liver pins.
Never ETiPe. City Drag store, ".
3. Frame, prop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17

Are yo1 ncrvcus, run Gown, weak
Eai oispirtedt Take fsV doses G.
HssSlne. u VII irt tass rsE energy.
rev he into TIE exhausted nerves.
ths gverwcrkei orAiE CT E1scuI Iar
sy,-sz, and pai nsw fses 81 LIE
ani Business, Prise, So cents W.
5, Frame CIV Drag Stoss.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17

Never Judge The nusAy TIE oolo,
o. the zailkUAu's plzp.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17

q. A. Roberts, - Liutnsr, H., suf.
tered tear years vita wSd in b..
stomach ard could not eat, He los,
a. pounds. Two Notiles ~ Dr. CAld
Neli's Syrup RepSa restored his az
petite, cared bis stomach troaSlf
AnS to6Sy he Is Ven sod hearty as
Saws Ae owes his hs<h o. Dr. Gaia
wells Syvop Nepsin. W B. Frame
Aramors. nsvis, osslsn3 ~
Why pay a hlC pysoe 10 a pel5ls,
for a stove wAop yogy can On,
fr,Oa war home merchants, Blvpus
= WaiSms, TIE Standard Ms5ssi, +,
Steel Range s be,ev, sSudSouer
stove foy les money! Investigate
hssoTV yoa make $ pIroASss
lSvstt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17

WA o1e ootsls SECS CAsrry
coaca Syr1p nv covga sa5 soreness
suurv,y appeared. Ernssi Whip-
7.e DsvslNort- lE Gukrsrrrf3 90
care a. throst ana larr trc-nfs fss.-
ass cever fsle3; try 30. "a, 8. Frame
Cltv Drag store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17
npoNr mo rnn cALABoosu.


A ctup'c OF nights ago sew
cral parties went to the calaboose
for the purpose, Il seems. OF reieas'
ing j L. Mulliuax, confined there
for refusing to be vacciuaicd'
In conversation with MullinaN
next morning at the calohoose do' 7
We were told ,ha, some six or eight
men must havc been engaged ~
the work ot ahue the rods TO L.
him ont. 70 was their intention,
said MulliuaN. 10 see him set his
feet on che eroaud again.
Two bars wrrt alcd In twain aud
then thty sol up and pressed them
In o. etsh su extent That MulhnaS
coula have easily made his cecapc.
hui be tol5 htm tha, De d'd MOI
care o. ca oai that bis famu,
wss Ia Aramor, apa Be did NOT
visA to heavo ,hon
MWuiusX said be ala not know
who iae parties 0tr ,hat d,cd th
bars,
The MOou Rros' bueeies are
alwAvs rv,iAblts always sail under
the same co,orS In crier 90 sell
them their name doesn't have q,
be changed. Buy them IRON
Noble Rms. NNiSwti
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17

II ,hs-s were 70 les tss-, woa,a
~ us gossips
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-17

Mhsz tAe arsEt1 - fo-l t-s ne
trpetiie aisordsrsd, Priesly Asa B;-
rsrs = Ire remedy 1es6s3. u parS-
sss The stomach, liver ar acwsls,
sWestsas tAs hrsEih, Prozo5ss viSos
Era ssearfz,asss- ". s. Frame.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11
Penuelas
RUMORE& GRAVES

Sc dice Sotts Uoce que el administrator de
correos de aquel pueblo remiti6 al inspector
general del ramo una carta que levaba un Sc
llo usado.
Sc dice en- la misma forma que dicha car
ia ha resultado pertenecer don Jose Rosario
Gelpi, secretario del Tribunal de polcia.
Tanbien Sc dice que este y ell juez de esa
Corte han pasado la capital con ese motive.
Tras esos rumores corren otros mas graves:
Sc susurra que los republlcanos dicen que ell
hecho no es mas que una trama de los fedora
les en- connivencia con ell administrator local.
Els decir, que este, de acuerdo con aquellos,
suplant6 el sello para entabar Ia denuncia.
No sabemos que haya de clerto en- estos
rumores: peru ST atirmamos que 81 dltimo cons
tituye la infamia mas grande que puedeu CO.
meter nuestros adversaros. E partido fede-
raj de este pueblo nj siquera ten1a notcias de
10 relative ess carta, y asf protesta de la gra-
We acusac6n que envuelve ese rumor y de que
con una infame calumnia Sc .quiere ocultar
un grave delito, 81 los prlmeros rurores estu.
vieran basados en- hechos reales.
En- cuanto al administrator de correos es
una persona muy digna muy recta para que
semeiante acusac6n hecha contra 81 pueda
prosperar. No caben esas connivenclas entire
un partido serio de orden y un funclonario
honrado digno.
Esos medlos solo SO emplean por los que
diario utillzan Ia iniamla como medic el mas
adecuado & sus condolences.
Eludlr una grave responsablldad como la
que iuplIcan los primeros rumores, 81 resulta-
rem ciertos, anzando sobre respetables ent
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11
Arpa triste
Ell ave herida pOr amargO duHlO
no puede prelu1iar alegres notas.
JOSE GORDILS

Jay, Carmellts Cuando el Noto muge,
1imlda el ave al nido Sc retira.
La tormenta moral en- mi alma ruiz,
Y ayes son los arpegios de mi Ira.
dC6m quieres que cante alegres nCtas
81 esta mi pecho de d. lor transido?
Yo soy un ave con las alas rotas.
Que no halla un afbol do colgar su nldo.
D6jame, pues, llorar mis- desazones,
Que va, para mi alma sofadora,
Con los nardos de nuevas ilusiones
El jardfn del amor no se decUra.
nj es va de azul Ell c6ncavo palacic;
Nj en- la atm6Sfera cuelgan roSeos tules
nj es la estrella una rosa de topacio;
Nj finge ell verde mar ondas azules.
Rugi6 la tompestad. Velo sombrfo
En- los eSpacios desst6 su broche;
Tembl6, cobarde, ell Amino, de frfo,
Y Sc abi,m6 Ell espfritu en- la noche
sNo yes? Viciandocon su lnmundo aliento
El aire de Ia vida, en- todas parties
La muSa del procsz tanto por ciento
Alza sus amarillos estandartes.
SGtllmette la red de la malicia
En- apTe a la virtud Sc esfuerza;
Y al ingenio sucede la estultcia
Y a la enciua-raz6n ell hacha- fuerZa.
En todaS las eSferas, insoleute,
La corruption ostenta su cinismo;
Y haSta Ia .nisma libertad coosente
Que en- su manto Sc envuelva ell despotiSmoI
tAh! I'd no puedes comprender mi duelo,
lDuelo, que solo abruma cierto seres
Para tt, en- tn candor, Ell azul cielo
Es cielo y es azul. iCuan fsliz eres
Yo escucho la impiedad gritar safIuda;
Y en- talleres altsres, en- la plaza,
| lY hasta en- Ell temple del hogarl la duda
| Ell humane cOntento despedaza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11

La boca del error lucha incfsan nte,
De la raz6n materalistl en- nombrr,
POr apagar ell faro mas radiante:
LA re, que el puerto lie deslgna al hnmbre!
Por encontrar en- la c0ncilncia aSientn,
En- vano el dlos de la verdad Sc sfAua;
Y la beatia Sc impone al sentimenta,
al Ser divine la soberbia humana.
Coml aten las paSlOnes eurlbundas
su choque brutal muere la i lea;
Pero en- lugar de lagrlmas fecundas
Sangre tan solo ell coraz6n gutea
SC6mo quleres que cante alegres notas
81 esta mi pech0 de dolor transdo?
70 soy uD ave con las alas rotaS,
Que halla un arbo do colgar Su nido
va ell ay de horror de los vencidos zumba;
va vol6 la esperan2a del planeta;
va ell humane editicio Sc derrumba
AL golpe cruel de la social piqueta.
Protesta la moral La Cla de cieno
Todo 10 mancha y 10 atropella todo;
Y Sc trueca ell almibar en veneno,
Y hasta la estrela Sc convierte en- lodo
Pdrece que Sus armas ejercltan
Todos los males que ell inferno exhuma,
Y, cual tremenda middleton, gravitan
Sobre esta edad, cuya grandeza abrumsI
Hijo de ella soy yo.-Se td dichoSa.
Aun tie da Abril pintadas clavellinas.
Para tt los perfumes de la rosa;
Para mi solamente las espinas
Sigue td por la senda que ell destino
Para tn lindo pie bordara en- flores.
Deja que 20 prosiga nj camino
Por la senda fatal de los dolores.
Juan Esoudero Miranda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11

rs una suerte que nueStros hiios estAn
todavia inconsistencies. De 10 contrarIo. lone
aprendizaje tendrian de la vidal En- cuapto 4
mi, cualquiera que sea mi martrio, el deber
mfo es ir hasta el hu de mis- fuerzas, sin desfa
llecer. ire.
Acabo de escriblr al comandante du Patty
para recordare las dos promesas que me hizo
despues de mi condena; Ia proseguir, en- nom
bre del ministro, las pesquisas; "a avisarme
personalmente el dla en- que el feliz t6rmlno
do elias ocupe de nuevo al mlnlsterIo,
Ell miserable que ha cometdo ese crlmen
esta sobre una pendiente fatal no podra de-.
tenerse.
Domingo, 22 de AbrN de f8S5.-El iefe su.
perior de las islas me ha enviado, bondadosa-
mente, esta ma1ana, junto con carne, dos CO.
paa de leche condensada. Cada copa puede
dar tres ltros de leche, tendre alimento li-
guido para tres dlas Suprimo, pues e caldo.
que nunca he podido hacero de ssbor agra.
dable. Cort6 en- Ia mshana en- dos parties Ia
carne, asar6 los dos pedazos para el slmuer.
, so y Ia comida.
Y siempre, en- los nt6ryaos que me de.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11

criado para que terminase el emba-
laje, rasg6 muchos papeles, Sali6 J
dej6 arregiadoS algunos asuntos.
Volvl6 a casa y, q pesar de la llu.
via, aGn sail 5 de la ciudad, llega1.
do hasta ell jardln del conde; pase6
largo ratio por los alrededores, :
cuando cerr6 la noche meti6se de
nuevo en- casa y escribi6 ldsiguied.
te
slGuillermo, he visto por iiltida
yez los bosqueS, los campos y ell Gle.
loI ;Adlos, mi querida, mi bueia
madre Perd6name ! Consueiala
en su dolor, querido am'go lQue
Dlos os colme de bendicionesl To
dos mis- asuntos estau corrientes.
:Adios Nos vOlveremos q yer en-
utro punto donde seremos mas fell.
ces
He pagado muy NAL tn amistad,
Alberto, pero me perdonaras. He
turoado la paz de tn casa llevando
so Seno la desconfianza. ;Adiosl
Voy a pOnerle fin a todo. lOhl ique
mi muerte pueda eugendrad vues-
N ira felicldad iAlbsTtol Albertol
H has feliz ese angel y que la ben
H diclon de Dios caiga sobre vosotroslS
H Por la noche hizo adn otro escru-
tinio de pspeles, de los cuales rom !.
H pl6 muchos y los arroj6 al fuego.
Cerr6 muchos paquetes dirigidos a
Gulliermo, los cuales no contenian
otra cosa que algunas memorials, y
varios pensamlentos sueltos, pafte
de los cuales he podldo hojear. A
cosa de las diez mand6 arroiar mu.
cha lena al fuego y despues de hR.
Ger que le rajesen una botella de
vino ie di6 6rden al crlado para que
acostase. EI cuarto de este, como
todos los otros de los habitautes de
la casa, estaban q Ia psrte opuests,
en- sitio muuy leiano. El crlado Sc
acost6 vestido para hsllarsN pronb
q la primeTa sehal, porque WertheI
le habis dfeho que los caballos d
posta llegarian antes de las seis d.
Ia maflana.
sDssputs d lasonce Todc sstl