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up to superior court, before which
his conclusion has no claim to respect
because 1t is his personal opinion, but
only in so far as 1t Is supported by the
evidence before him. There Is, OF
| course, the necessary reservation that
the final Judgment upon himself for his
professional conduct as involved In his
decision, will be rendered upon the
facts accessible to him, and not upon
those not then to be known, though af-
terward apparent.
| Unless qualified by these grave con-
sdera tons, the phrase, "errOr OF judg-
ment," so facilely used. is misleading
to the popular understanding. Not only
So it is pregnant with serious cOnse-
quences to the issues of war and to
individuals Influenced by It,
| 1t Is necessary to realize that some
errors Of judgment are inexcusable be-
cause inconsistent with recognized
standards; and that disObedience OF
| orders Is on its face fault, a disre-
gard Of settled standard, OF an estab-
lished rule, Of such general application
that upon the person who commits II
rests the burden Of proving that the
| circumstances commanded his action.
| The presumption, I'm the case OF dis
obedience, is not innocence, but guilt.
Mere rule though ii he, In it's narrow
construction and rigid framework the
rule of implicit and entire obedience
rests upon reasons so sound that Its in
| fringement In action can rarely be con-
doned, when not thoroughly approved.
Nothing can be more disastrous than
to trifie with the cornerstone upon
which rests the structure Of coherent,
unified action. The admission into the
military mind of anything approaching
irreverence for the spirit Of military
obedience, or levity as regards the let
! ter OF the rule i'm which 1t is embodied,
Is the begetter Of confusion; and that
In turn Is the forerunner OF defeat. To
sit loose to this obligation weakens the
sense Of responsibility, upon the due
realization of which rests not merely
literal obedience, but intelligent and
deserving disobedience, In the Occa-
sional circumstances which call for
that.
The recognition Of responsibility by
the individual. the consciousness that
serious regard to 1t Is governing his de-
examinations, is the. best moral equip
ment that man can have to enable
him to sustain the burden of violating
instructions. deliberately undertaken
upon his own judgment. 1t is the mems
consca rect in serious problem of
action.
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DESPERATE C0Nv|CTs
Kill Three Guards and Make Their
Escape From the Oregon
Penitentiary.

Salem, Or, June 9.-Two desperate
prisoners, Harry Tracy, sentenced to
twenty wears, and David Merrill, a
thirteen-year man, serving sentence for
assault and robbery from MultnOmah
county, made an outbreak from the
penitentiary this morning, after killing
three guards.
The prisoners had just marched into
the foundry for work at Z a. m, when
Tracy suddenly appeared, armed with a
rife and shot Guard Terrell, killing
him almost instantly.
Ingram, life prisoner, attempted to
take the rife from Tracy when Merrill
shot Ingram through the leg SCATTERING
it.
Other prisoners were forced at the
point of Il pistol to take ladder to the
wall. when the two armed men escaped.
Getting outside they shot Guard
Jones dead at distances of 100 yards.
Guard Tiffany, after being wounded,
jumped off the fence and followed the
men and was shooting at them when
they killed him. The prisoners then
escaped into the woods.
A posse of forty men is out after the
prisoners and have them located in
the woods, half way between Salem and
the reform school. The men are des-
perate and. battle is expected.
The prisoners are armed with two
rifles and two revolvers. The arms are
believed to, have been thrown over the
stockade Sunday night by friends
among excursionists who came from
Portland
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CONSOLIDATE SHIPYARDS.
Lewis Nixon Will be at the Head Of Large Con.
struction Combine.

New York, June 9.-Arrangements
were completed late Saturday afternoon
for the underwriting of the bonds that
will be issued by a corporation formed
for the. purpose of consolidating five of
the big shipbuilding yards of the coun-
try This is the same amalgamation
which was attempted last year and
which then failed because of the dis
satisfaction of the investing house with
the form of securities offered.
Among the establishments known to
be concerned are the Bath Iron and
Bath Windlass Company of Bath,
Maine, the Crescent Ship Yards of
Elizabethport, N. j., the Newport
News Ship Building and DrydOck Com
pany of Newport News, and the Union
Iron Works of San Francisco, and the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company of
Wilmington, Del.
At the head of the great concern as
manager will be Lewis Nixon, of the
Crescent Ship Yards, who is also closely
allied with the Cramps of Philadelphia.
From a source that must be regarded as
authoritative it was learned that bonds
were issued to the amount of $25, 900,
600. In what form the other securities
will be issued no one would say.
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SANlTARiUM BURNED.
N'''ssn Perish and Twenty are Injured in
C-icaaO Fire.

'hlcago, June 9.-Nine men and one
oman were killed and about thirty
persons injured in fire which Thu
'ernon destroyed the sanitarium cons
ucted by the st. Luke's Society, at
EaoaSh avenue and Twenty-first street.
ne society occupied the building
men was long known as the Hotel
Dodrnit and as the Hotel Lancaster.
ne greater portion of the patients
viewed in the institution were those
eAihg cure from the drink habit and
rugs.
"hen the fire broke out there were
.he NTH floor number of patients
rerlhg from delirium tremens, and
nnD ' VINO We're deranged by drugs.
Ipd' ' ol these were strapped to their
anu 1t was found it was impossi-
:" save them, so rapidly did the fire
''"' through the building.
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MILITARY CONTROL.
Number Of Philippine Provinces Without Civil
Government.

Washington, June 9.-Secretarv Root
today made public the following cable.
gram from Acting Governor Wright Of
the Philippines:
18th reference to your cableyram
OF the 10th inst, outside of Moro
country only portions of archipelayo
not organized under civil government
are Lepanto, Bontore, Batangas. Lag
una, Principe, Infanta, Mindora. Sa-
mar and the Paraguala and other small
groups. No armed insurrection in any
OF them. No reason SO far as relates
to peaceful conditions why civil gov
eminent in all may not be established
Special government for Bontore and
Lepano, inhabited Exclusively bv
peaceful lgorrotos, will be organized in
few days.. Will organize civil gov
eminent In Laguna Immediately.
"Whislst Principe and Infanta could
be organized at once, it is difficult to
look after them until we receive
vessels now building, say by September
l; few inhabitants and unimportant.
Mindoro and Paraguals group large is
lands sparsely populated and difficult
of access without vessels. For these
reasons think best to leave military
temporarily in charge of them because
they have transportation facilities.
Under Spanish regime Bontore,
Lepanto, Principe, Infanta and the
Paragual group did not have provincial
government; were commanded by mill
tary officers; and Mindora is attached
to Martinique.
Major Gen. Adna r. Chaffee con-
ours in above"
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TESTS OF DISCIPLINE.
Obedience aad Disobedience ON the
Part of Military Men.

Obedience aad Disobedience ON the
Part of Military Men.
No clear-cut absolute reply, no wade
mecum for pocket use, can be furnish
ed defining just when and how, In all
cases, man Is justified In disobedI-
ence, nor even when he Is justified by
blind obedience; although the balance
OF professional judgment must al
ways incline I'm favor Of the latter al,
tentative, writes Captain Alfred L.
Mahan I'm the International Monthly.
When doubt arises, as 1t frequently
does, between strict compliance with
an order and the disregard OF 1t, In
whole or in part, the officer is called
upon to decide a question OF profess
sional conduct. Personal Judgment
necessarily enters as a factor, but only
one Of many: and, to be trusted, 1t needs
to be judgment Illuminated by profess
sional knowledge and fortified by re-
Election. Short Of that, 1t is not ga fe
counselor and has no claim to consId-
Grafton II cited before court of final
appeal. 49,.
The officer at the moment should con-
slider himself, rs he in fact IL, a Judge
deciding upon q case liable to be called
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British expedition in West Africa known as the Arc nea
hdeous accompanied by cruel buhes that Hct
the called the
ArOhuku was used by the Arc chiefs to play the
JuJu consult the mysterious being Tor god who was alleged live
Mis
of
bndfod
in by talking
blood
There
the
of
of of
by
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oLD-FAshloNED SONG.

[ want my dear in snow day,
| want my dear in rain:
When spring is here, when, warm an
gay,
The summer comes again.
want my dear when / am glad
And buoyant life is strong;
want my dear when / am sad
And sorrows come along.
l want my dear at days break,
In the pale stealing light:
When fading stars see suns awake,
When dews are cold and bright.
want my dear to guide my hand,
To love me and to cheer;
To-day the hour is tagging, and
| want my dear.
-Lippncott's.
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The Origin OF ..Uncle Toms Cabin"

The Origin OF "Uncle Toms Cabin"
DIR. Newman Hall, the evangelist,
who died recently, tells in his autobi-
ography of his visit to Harriet Beecher
Stowe. At that time Mrs. Stowe was
living at Hartford I'm a comfortable
house built with the proceeds of Uncle
Toms Cabin"
We spent long forenoon together,
writes DIR. Hall, she finishing draw
ing, coloring a sketch. Mrs. Stowe
told me how her tale of Uncle Tom
originated. She was at cOmmunioB.
service when suddenly the death scene
of the story was presented wildly to
her mind. This was the germ Of the
whole. 1t was written first, and sug-
gested the rest of that marvellous book.
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Several Thousand Men Out.

|,i H.neelinng, w. Va, June s.-The
Tor %e ordered by the United Mine
Io @AT II, OF America, to take effect in
bm ny 'rginia today, was much more
bd r ro some districts than expected,
bm,' ess effective in others. The in
\ th reports are conflicting, but
(ar VIE whole several thousand more
b. vent out than was anticipated.
lies 9 W affects not only the indus
hvs al al inns state, but also the rail-
lcsI anu river navigation. All of the
coal railroads suffer.
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Beers Surrendering.

London, June 8.-The war office has
received the following message from
Lord Kitchener: "The disarmament of
the Beers is proceeding satisfactorily,
and good spirit is displayed everywhere.
Yesteray 4 ,342 rifles had been surrend-
cred up to date.
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One Killed and Several Injured.

Saratoga, N. Y, June 9.-Mrs. Eiiz-
abeth Mabie was killed and several per-
sons injured as the result OF fire here
early today. Property valued AZ sooV'
600 was destroyed.
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A man'without ambition Ii like pan.
OF dough without any yeast to raise u.
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Two Views.

'.She is what call breezy girl"
"Yes-I notice she has good many
airs"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-20

oil aloeuants orador Armando RodrfgusH.
Abxi6 sl aeto sI sf9i,r GSmax, prssentando a
Ios dsmks oradorss CON gaianura ds frssss "
atinadss obssrvaefonss para oil porvsnir.
Toc6is al turn0 . nusatro dfgno presidents
oil ineorruptibie patriots doctor q ,nsAlsx, el
que con frRsss anergieas prepare las husstss
para LII lucha aus 20 avseina sxhortGndolsn
0 que todos unidos eorapactos vayan ias
sus vosos por oil pAYtido Federal AmarfeAn0,
que 90 oil qua lueha ain dsseanso, dia por diA,
por In regeneration y biensstRr dc tcdAa nues'
trAs classes sociAlss.
La distinguida y baliR seforita. Angelina
Pidsiro. nos pronunci6 nm diseurs0, eonfto
eemo ella. sn sefial do protssta. por loo insui'
SOS qas lanxAra oil orador rspublfeano Carrf6r,
GA eontra dc las damaa fsdsralea que llsvan
en su aano oil rsarsto de nusstrO slsadsfS Lula
Mufos Rivera. EstA sinnpktiea senorita fr6
spiauaida calurosamsEta por todo al p6bifco
qae 10 escuchabR.
Oerr6 el seto con broehs de orc sl simpf-
tiec Armando Rodriguss, este orAdor eonoedo
III geEerAlments en- tod0 Puerto Rieo, por on
grands amor q las doctrinas del pArtido feaG-
Yhi amsricanc nos pronuncio nm dscuYao ba-
llfsimo como todos. los suyos Hero de snsa-
1snsab y aaf como Tomas Carton ultraj6 q la
mnjsr pusrtorriqusffa, Armando Rodfigusx,
ansaIx6 esa mismA mujar, vfetimA inoeents
de esos polfticos Do OArtuiinh. Este oradoE
Al deseender do la trihuEa fu6 Aplaudfdo con
frsnesf por oil immense y antusiasts auditori0
que In escuchaba.
Pedsmos assgurar que sl pobiado del Rio
90 an balnarts fnespugnabla del gran partidc
Federal Americana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-20
XVII

press y de algeria al misrno item
po. Era Ia hermosa y desconocida
enfermera. La emoci0n que expe-
riment6 fue tan fuerte que duran'
tie mnchcs minutes permaneci6
clavado. en- Ell mismo sitio, aband0-
nando su montura tOdos Sus
csprichos. Luego de pronto y como
dominado por la misteriosa atrsc-
ci6n que aquella muier extrafia
espaTcfs q su alrededor, espole6 Q
Sarah y Sc lanz6 en- persecution de
la silla de posta que desaparecfa
en aquel momento al otro ladcI del
puente de Ia Concordia, pues qae-
RIA volverla yer.
La bella valera sc marchaba de
Paris, Ia cuenta por mucho tielnpos
porqae ell coche estaba cargadIof fde
maletas, y dos crisdos, una d0nce.
La y IN ayuda de camsra. vestidos
con elegancia iban en- la tracera.
La desconocida Sc marchaba, y es.
to era bastante para que Fernando
no pensase mas nj en- cursrse ni en-
oividar I'm deseo, m 0bietO: vOlVer~
Ia q encOntrar- z de repents l1es.
spaTeci6 de 81 memoria Ell h1telito
dc la Gale de Isly, 81 mnj0r, su
hiio, sn vida trsnquila Y illIlee,
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Maunabo

E domingo Il del corrisnte Sc llev6 q
efscto an aate pueblo In reelection del Com1te
local, anita i1umero contingenta de correii
glonArioS 6sl gran pArtido federal americana,
rssultando alectos por aclanaei6n popular los
sshores Biglientes:
Presidents de honor, don jose Maria Oetls
Ortiz; presidsnss sfsetivo, dom Rafael Ortiz
Labr6r; vice presidsnte, don Vicente Oetis L6
pes; tesoreIo, don Juan B. Rodrfgaes; ssers-
tArlo don Fsdsl o -tia DsIgado.
A laa tres de In tArds as dicho dfa, Ad-
vsrtimoa que por el camino denominad ado <Pan'
dura1 avanzAba On p6msro creeido, sobrs
hrtosoa coEesless ell siereito federal del vscfno
pueblo de Yaoucoa, que vsnfa participar
con noaotros de gratas horas de gloria. Este
pZeblo, adinirado del her6ieo pRtriotismo de
aqasllos defensorss de 10 patria, fl6 n recfbfr.
les las sfnsras de In poblaci6n. llsvando con-
aigo varloh eatAndartss que portaban On su
eentro al rstrato dsl leon, msjor dieho: del
GleAderO don Luis MuKox Rivera.
ALI, Y en- nombre de los maunabedos. re'
cibieron squellos vallantss soldRdos el saludo
vsnes don CaeEtino Pilot don francisco
Osrboni, Gcntsstando ess ealudo entire z ran
saliva de arlausos, los dignfsimoa prasidentss
de aqnslla comisi6n ysbueosna, ssfiorss don
Enlogto Bsrrfos don jose III. Carrilo.
El local designAdo para este acto rssult6
dsacisnts, tsniando en- cusnta 10 eapRcidad
del sal6ni llsgando nusatfo raeuerd0 In gran
&ssmhlaa eslsbrada en- San Juan, en- 10 que
80 ocup6 al teRsro por Fssultar pequeio Ell To-
cal eiegido, sea al salon de In oSmarR de
Dsleg adop.
Oontisnidos ffenh8 Ii m0Rada del nuevo
preaidents 70 nomhHRdo al Oomite, "a proee-
di6 81 maating, hacienda uso de In palsbrs don
Vicente Otis L6pa5, qutsn dsaarroll6 tan slo-
cuenteg rsnsamisnsos, cue fnterrumpido por
el pdblico que 10 apIaudfa, casi impossible %
ls haefR GonsinuaT.
Habl6 de 10 pa1Yia. y aus comparacionss
fusKon sRn briIl&nses, que jsm6a podr6 deg
cribir aqaelI0s euadros dc imfgsnes San beilas.
E ssgundo surno 10 ocup6 don Francisco
Cervoni, d. Patillas, nombra que SO sseonde
baio al paeud61imo de GRenato Darssy.s Muy
joysn, nj, pero de tan grande eoras6n, que 81
DIR la voE de patria rule como las heFas.
Don Euiogio Bsrrios, don Jose L. Barrios
don Jot6 Maria Carrillo, de Yabneoa, On loor
o sus hsrrlosas frasea de- patriofIsmo, recibis.
ron los aplausos eontfnuos de ssss pueblo, que
mira EN- Rllos tres antorchas do lus en 10 pro-
pagAnda federal.
IN rcmbrs ds Ia cIass obrara, hicisron
uso de- ID palabEa los i6vsnes don Cslestino
Pilot don Jese Stella.
Caro- oil acto nusstro presidents don Rs-
fAel O1tigt dAndo bodos los graeias por ell alto
cargo que IL designaban, y sxtendiendoss en-
otros eoAsepsoa que Ie msraeisron rapatidos
aplAusoi, dijo: @ Is Ell Ola que las urnas dc IN
pueblo (Maunabo) aparscisran CON veinta vo-
tos del pArtido adveRsArio, hurts con 81 fAmi-
lin abandonando ~ hogaF.
Todo teFmin6 bAjo el mayor ofdsn cor
diRlidAd, quedRndo Maunabo en- In lid para
ofreeer n 10 pstrfa los votos do aus hshitantss
, Ryudarls . obtsnsF 10 victoria del gran par
lido federal amsricano.
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nom ento & Ia desconocida para no
yer na amar mas que So mpjer.
Per una necia question de 1uego,
fuf batirme q las dcs de Ia ma
iana.
-l.Dios mfol lDios mfol : muir
mur6 HeIminis; - 10 suponfa, 10
adivin6. Pero, dijo temhlandO y
envolviendole con una amoroSa NIL
rads, to hirieron levemente, sno
as este? : Y le miro como 81 bus
case en- que parte de 81 cuerpo ha'
bfa renehrado ell hierro homfcida.
NO es NADIA, an rasguflo, -
diio; y en- tanto que In sonrisa VOL
via q sus labios iluminaba 81
rostro, ensombrecido un nlomento
anteg Dor Ia inquietud, a1adi6:-
Tn araf1a7o que me tuvo en- CANA
ocho dfas largos, y que me produ1o
desmayos y despnes el delirio. Me
llevaron no E6 4 donde.... Y desde
allf os escribf no s6 que. lDhl todo
este es un sueaa,- dijo pasandose
Ia mRno por 10 frente.
Sc levant0 nj decir este, corri0
s In puerta vidrfera que dabs al
cuartO de Eu CSposas Sc s'proxlmo
q Ia cuna de su hijo. Habrfase di
cho que rehufa toda explicaci6n y
desesba refugiarse en- 81 carifio
paternal. Cogi6 su hiio en- bra
EOS, lie cubri6 de besos. Ell nifio 30
despert6 llorando, y Ia madre, que
oy6 los lloros de 81 hijc, no penso
en- rladas olvid6 sus propios dolores,
sus tolturas y sus celos. Fer
nando volvi6 . colocar ell nifio en-
la cuns.
Inclin&ronse los dos 10 cubrie-
ron de bescs. Sir Gtlillernlo mismos
81 hubiese podido ssistir la esce-
na, dudara de 81 pOder, siendo que
In dIicha volvfa LIP casa de la que
deseaba expulsafla violf ntomente
su genio Internal. Pero, de prDntos
Fernando GO eepar6 brnscanlente
del rrupo, nm recuerdo 80 despert6
en- a corax6n, pOr deiante de sus
oios uas6 uno imagela maldlta y
fatal. lie parecid que 10 mirada
az,al profunda, como ell azul ds
iog vastos mares ! qpe como eilca
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Bayam6n

El diR del mes en cnrso quet6 conssituide
deGnitiTAmenta oil comite local de nuestre par
lido, an In forma siguiente;
Presidents, LSdo. don Euelides Glmenes p
Moreno muchas Guar tilIas tendria que llenar
si fuera 10 haceF minuciosamsnte In historic
politiea del respssable amigo qua diri1a 10 po-
iitica local de nuestro psrtido dssds los item
pos mEB kemotos, visne 81 sedor GimAnes sR-
cYidcando su bisnest2R moran naatsriaE eR
bien de su pals, luchgado primero con an 60
bierno dsap6tiec. y abs0tnto julto con los Calls
Agnilers, BAldorioty. Marin y otros mas, hoy
al iado do Mnfios, Palmer, DfRs Navarro, de
Diego, CAmrfias y tods esa falanis numsFosa
de pueRtorriqushOs que saben saeriheaF todo
euantO tiena poR oil bisn de ID tierfa donds Ia
nacido, aai en- que los fsdsfaies de este pueblo
estkn oFgnIlosos de ssnsT un lefs polisieo dc
Lac eondeionss eitadas, que pssaE de 50 edad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-20

tenfa la potencia fascinadora del
abfsmo, tesaba sobre el CON todd
su pego. Palideci6, temblo, una
nube vel6 su mirada y su frsnts 10
ensombreci6 en- un momento. -.
-Herminia, dijo .Gu espoas
cogiend0la vivamette In tnano;-
yais q hacerine una prctness
Mtrole Herminia con doloros&
extrafieza, tanto La trastorno el
cambio brusco que Gle oper6 en- OIL.
-Hablad, : diio temblando.
-Vafsa q prometerme que no me
preguntar6ia jam4s 10 que he pa.
sad0 en- estos echo nias DO ausen'
ci0.
-Os 10 prometo.
NO me- preguntAreis d6nde Ie
estado, ri d6nde he idos nj Que
persona me hs cuidsdo: sno 90 estos
los 10 iuro, mHrmuro 10 pobfe
muier. cue comprendio ests vet
que ell senior de Chateau Mailiy No
le habfa mentido.
-Vueatra dicha q cambio do esa
ca6n,--suspir6 Fernando que
esperahs que el recaerdo 80 BORA
ria .... .......... ........ -.
= @3-- - : . . .
Al d1a IsiguieDte. cuando oesper'
to, Fernando dirigf6 81 alrededor
In misrns mirada eztrafIa que ha-
bfa uaseado DOR ell movllisri0 del
onarto de la bella descon cida, ell
tifa en- at1e fu6 llevado el despues
de 81 largo degmsyo, y lD mismo
que allf trat6 desde, luego de hacer.
DO cargo del punto en- que % encon'
traba, " MI YER qua era erI 81 casa,
experiment t6 nm movimiento de gor-
ureaa cast de despecho.
Habfs, vivido tanto para lA Ca
hexa y rlgra el coraE6n drIrsnte e.
tos ocho dfas, y eltsba Ian acos-
tumbraha q ella. d 10 deaconocidas
n yefla Rentada, n 81 caDs0era
cuando ahrfa lcs ojos. ~. Y del
nism0 modo que In primers vez
guspir6 recordandO In alcoos nup'
cisl, ON eats OCCASION 20 pudo me.
nos de recordar sil desptrtar on 10
otra; pero ia pressncia dc 81 ssRosa
que dormfa ! Gel niho ~ % cnna
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GQue habfIa pasadoP

GQue haDtA pasad0r
Fernando RocheF sali6 In vfspera
q caballo, a las ocho de la ma fIans,
y bsjando oil paso por la cslle del
IIavre lsb calle de Trcuchet, Sc
alejo acknowledgements con Ia ca
tleza inclinada sohre Ell pecho, ira
tando, perol en- vano, de olSidar q
la descono cfda y no pudiendolo 10
e,rsr. CuanIde iba q stravesar Ia
plaza de Id Msgdalena. ls yegua
africana, que era IN POGO espanta-
tiiza, hiZo die pronto un extrafio, Sc
sncsbrit6 h nedias, asustada por
un rufdo eatraordinario de- casca.
beles, de latigazcs y de una silla
de posta one Sc acePca ba. al trCte
largo do sus cuatro caballcis y que
paSo r&pida como Ell rayo, naientras
que Fsrnafido refrenaba cDn ira
bsio g la fcgosa Sarah. Dloed
do 9 IN sentimiento de frfvola
cur iosidadI djrigi6 una inIrada al
In teriof del carruaie para yer
quien era el visjero quesalia dc
Paris cen taItu rufdo y estruendel,
y apercibto mt dio tendida en- 81
fondo, 6 avuelta en- pieles y
sola, uHla ioven euya Fresencla
Rlll le hizp soltaF un critic de sor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-20
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-20
Hunacao

iGn oil baErio del Bio, pobiado dc Las Pie
dras, tuvo lugar al domingo hltimo IN gran
masting del parsido Federal Amarieano, sn
sl que tom&ron parte nusstros dfatirguidisl'
mos corEslIgionarios dom Joss e Comes, pre-
sidsnts dol eomite dsl poblado do Ias Piedras,
doGtc' 9onzalaz, l. senorita Angelina PIasiros
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-10

There is peculiar tree in the forests
Of central India which has most curl
Gus characteristics. The leaves of the
tree are OF n highly sensitive nature
and so full Of electricity that whoever
touches one OF them receives an cleo
trio shock. 1t has very singular ef-
feet upon magnetic needle and will
influence it at distance of even seven
" feet The electrical strength of the
trees varies according to the time of
day, II being strongest at midday and
weakest at midnight. In wet weather
its powers disappear altogether. Birds
never approach the tree. nor have in
sccts ever been seen upon it