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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-05

or a sale or transfer might be con
sunated. In the working OF a pros
pact the extraction and sale Of a few
tons of ore will go long way in pay
ing necessary expenses. On some pro-
pertieS, ii gold bearing, a one or two
stamp mill would oftentimes put the
owner on easy street A little barrel
cyanide plant should not be despised,
as it is easy to operate and compare
lively inexpensive in it's operation.
With some ores a crude jigging plant
would enable the prospect owner to
develop his claim, and at - sarce
time pay all operations and living ex.
penses; and, with an earnest, intelli-
gent and hard working man, many
ways are presented whereby he can
develop his property and at the same
time keep his head above dirt. BY
pursuing some such course, it is only
matter OF time before his property
will have acquired such a reputation
III : diut dlit p1phtt'l'PlcSS tHGt Ht
will find no trouble in disposing of i
at a satisfactory figure, as ''nOthint
succeeds like success" and the success
full, if only in small things, will always
meet with those who are willing ant
anxious to join With him in his under
taking, and for the reason that his en-
terprise is a success 1t is a safe pro
position to Join hands with men O
this class, but it is a risky thing t,
associate ones self with the man VIII,
has his pockets full of gold nugget
and is looking for capital to help hin
in the operation of his mine in whicl
there are already thousands of mill
ions already lin sight
: Develop your prospect. Undeveloped
it is of no more value than so nue.
sagebrush land, Prove its value an
you will have no difficulty in securin
assistance in its future operation an
Mining Review
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-05
REGARDING TONOPAH STOCKS.
Broker Hudson Thinks This is the
Place to Handle Them.

Broker C. E. Hudson returned from
an extended visit to the coast Monday
night, and yesterday was again ming
ling with the members of the stock
exchange While in San Francisco he
took in a session or two of the new
mining exchange, which was organi-
Zed to make a feature Of Tonopah
stocks. 1t is doing some business, Mr..
WINGED that right here is the place
to make a speciality Of TonOpah and
He believes that by adding several
of the best of them to the local eX-
changes list, Salt Lake can be made
to command the market in them just
as Boston controls the copper stocks
closer touch with the investment cen
tiers of the east than is San Francis
CO. The exchange membership and
brokerage fraternity generally, al
ready boast a strong eastern clientele
built up by catering to the require
ments of the large army of inventors
who have gone into Nevada stocks.
If the mining companies of Nevada
cannot be convinced that it is to the
| advantage of their shareholders to
give them a market here. Mr. Hudson
! thinks it would be good business for
| the exchange to list their stocks any
how and thus convince the company
managesments that right here is the
place to do business The matter will
be brought to the attention OF the pre-
sident and board Of governors of the
exchange without delay.-Salt Lake
Herald.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-05
cOMSTOCK REVIVAL.
Electricity Seems to be Doing the
Work.

Nearly every issue of the papers
from the Comstock give the news that
some of the old plants on the lode are
being dismantled of their Anticipated
steam plants and electricity taking
it's place. The fact that electricity is
doing the work at a reduced price over
the old plan is the reason OF the
change At the present time the Com
stock has more mines at work than
at any time in the past ten years. The
fact that large bodies of low grade ore
are known to exist in many of the prop
critics has given the parties owning
them confidence in the future OF the
town The installing of electricity
in many of the mines that have been
closed and the employment OF miners
has resulted in a revival of every in
dustry up that way. A few years ago
the Comstock was regarded as dead
camp and parties steered away
from any prospect or any idea of in
vesting in her shares.
Take the stock lists that are pub
lished every day in San Francisco and
it will be found that more trading is
INDUCED in in Comstock shares than
in all the other mines of the State,
The reason of this is that investors
believe that there is yet chance for
a general revival on the lode, one
that will bring them fortunes and one
that will rebuild the old town on the
hill
Carson is a neighbor near enough
to benefit from the prosperity Of any
discoveries on the COmstock. Even
the steady trading in producing mines
is felt here Let dozen mines on
the Comstock produce bullion and the
effect transferred to this city. From
the number of mines preparing to open
for business it is safe to predict tina,
the future of Virginia City, is brighter
to-day than at any time since the de
cline of silver. One of the best featur
es Of the COmstock ores is the fac
that it is largely gold and when bal
of bullion comes from that point i
meets a good return to the party own
ing it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-05
The Coming Dance.

The dance to be given by the Labor
Union of this county and Lyon at
cooks Grove on the evening of the
18th is causing considerable talk. AS
near as can be learned the plans are
about the best arranged of any that
have been introduced in the dancing
line Among the features that will
attract the people is the fact that the
ladies CT Empire will furnish the sup
per- The price of the supper has been
placed at Is cents couple, and if
delicacies count those seated at the
festive board will receive their moneys
worth. A number of tickets were dis
posed of in this city yesterday and il
is safe to predict that the moonlight
dance will be a success in every way.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-05
PROJECT STARTED.
Government Asking for Bids for Res.
ervoir Construction,

The government is calling for bids
for the construction Of a gigantic
irrigation canal to lead out Of the
Truckee river It is to be constructed
az the expense Of the general govern
ment under the provisions Of the new
irrigation low
Engineer i. "a. Iayior. who has
charge of the photographic work ir
this State, was seen yesterday by a
Journal reporter in his offices in the
ClOugh & Crosby building. Mr.. Tay-
lor said in response to inquiries:
we have completed our survey OF
the lower Truckee and the Carson ba-
sin sufficient to proceed with the con-
struction of the canal.
1T will lead out of the Truckee
twenty-five miles from Reno and fol-
low the right or south bank Of the
Truckee a distance of ten miles where
it leaves the canyon and takes an
easterly and southerly course a dis
lance Of twenty-one miles. This is a
point on the Carson river west Of Car
son sink, where it is proposed to con-
struct a reservoir having capacity
of 100000 acre feet in which to store
the waters Of the Truckee during the
non-irrigating season.
This canal will have capacity OF
400 cubic feet a second The width
OF the bed will be twenty feet. Il
will carry a depth Of thirteen feet OF
water and will be fifty-nine feet wide
at the water surface
There are now along the Trucket
river only $4,000 acres Of land under
cultivation. Approximately 325,0o'
acres of very rich land will be brough
under cultivation bythis canal. Tel
acres of land will support one individ
ual. This will give sustenance (
32.5OO people directly from the soil
Incidentally the new towns and vii
lagos in the irrigated region will brin!
the population Of the district up t.
$4,000 l expect to see that many PEG
pie in ten years"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-05

watches to repairi Take them 20 Bel.
eoves. We will guarantee them .
keep as eoou time q. new onoo 90.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-05
RICH MINES OF CHURCHILL.
New Discovery in the Eag'eviIIe Dis
trct

trict
Hon. l. NJ. Kent, treasurer Of Church
Ill county, was an arrival from Still
water yesterday morning Mr. Kent
brought with him nuL..er Of speci-
mems Of copper Gre for analysis at
the State University and for exhibit
purposes. All Churchill is in the throes
of great excitement over the find of
a ledge of ore claimed to be forty feet
wide and which has been traced and
located for a distance Of $4,000 feet
Assays OF chosen samples heretofore
made give returns il copper of AZ
per cent and showed some gold ard
silver, the values of which were not
remembered by Mr. Kent.
The find" was made by a sheep
herder in the employ of Senator W.
w. Williams, of Falon 1t is ten miles
from Eagleville, in the vicinity of
Bells Flat, and in southeasterly di-
lection from West Gate. Senator Will
liams did not enthuse much over the
specimens until the returns came In
from a Comstock expert into whose
hands some samples fell. Since that
time location work has been going on
steadily, but quietly, until about all of
the known ground has been staked and
claimed. A number of prominent men
in this State and California are now
interested.
Mr. Kent says that he does not want
to be understood as saying the entire
width of the ledge carries ~ per cent
copper. but that there is an immense
, amount of that quality of ore. The dis
covery is SO new that as yet an aver
age sample Of the. entire width of The
ledge has not been taken. the prOSpec
tors have not had time for that in their
desire to gather in the cream of what
may eventually prove to be one OF
the greatest mineral discoveries ever
made in Nevada or any other State.
Senator Williams has had large eX
perience in mining and the fact tina
he is greatly excited albeit he is {
), not easily disturbed, guarantees The
merit of the Churchill copper discov
= cry. In Nevada, nature seems to offe
9 compensation for scarcity Of WoOo
d and water in certain districts by be
ing lavish with precious and othe
. metals as happens at Tonopah. II
copper, Nevada may yet rival Mon
tana and Michigan.
George A. Trimble. Of Ea gleville al
9 rived this morning. Mr.. Trimble is
stakeholder in the Lander-Churchil
= company which has mining propertie
!, in process of development at Eagle
Vile and Battle Mountain. In resar
4 to the mines at Eagleville. Mr.. Trimb!
- says the True Fissure ore carries ,
n about s12 in gold. The ledge is fror
~. three to four feet wide.
y, The Elnora ledge is about one fOl
. wide. the ore gold with little bias
It value. $3.50 per ton.
!, The famous Ia C'CT.lIe group of mine
- have been SCI, to San Francisco an
,a eastern peeps and the tirat paNIueI
~ of ST 900 made The sum to be pal
OF is 1000. One of the conditions Of TIA
g sale is that plant for reducing tn
or ore must be built There are some tho
~. sands of tons of ore ready for redu
lie ton "heh d piah' 10 e'e''o" ''N''' -
a. mines-JOurnal.
IL --->D>----
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-05

Postmaster Hofer yesterday recei-
we'd official notice of a raise in his sal
airy and that of clerks, ETC.
This is occasioned by the fact that
he volume of business of last yea
raised the Carson City Office from the
third to the second class.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-05
Cadet Appointments.

Governor Sparks has made the follow
ing amendments as officers of the ca
diets at the University:
Major-F. w Graham.
Captains-W b. Thompson, r. +
Thompson.
First Lieutenants-F. A. Nathan, w
NJ. Kearney, w p. Catlin.
Second Lieutenants-E. |. LeaVltt
G. F. West, F. L. Smith, }. i. Conner
ford
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-05

Hardly a day passes but several
men pass through this city, bound
for the Blue Lake country.
Drummers are as thick as flies these
days. There must be some putrtment
IN this section.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-05

Mrs. J. A. Clough of San Francisco
will arrive this morning on WISH 10
relatives in theis city.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-10
FIDOSlCl6R eSlOIar en- UtuddO

Aver visite La sxI10siciOn De traba
los cOufeccionadOs p0r los uinos que
cOncurren Z las escuelas graduadRs Dc
asta pohlAci6n.
9uede sOrDrendidD a YER sOore las
cuartiIlRs 0e papsl, dJadAs culdadOsR-
msnts 81 las paredes d9l d8pRrTRmsntO
principal, aquel conluntO DC variados
eisrciciOs, preparadOs con exquisite i'm
uisZa cOrreccl0n.
Esa labor, gus rsvela Interes ypar-
sevsrancis Dor parte de los pr0fssOres,
URra cOnssguIr d9l nInO cLyO rasgO dis
rintivO eg Ia vivacidad y RtOlOndrarn1sn'
to- quistud = atsncion cOngtante, o sin
duda la c0r0naCi0n Gle IN exito, 81 10
cue respscta q mateTIa pedagogical, Gus
solo pueds rsaliZErse On casOs excsp'
ciOnales
Is precise pasar algunOs amos en
eOntactO con q mn0, que Sc 6sJncle y
observe So naEuralei.a, aptitudes ma
nifasSaciOnes expo1tansas, para gus So
dp verdaderO valOr III nerltO, aprec1an'
DO cuRIouisra clase de traDsJO cue sRsga
lmpiO c0rrectO de sus msnOs.
Ontsner 81 noventa pOr ciento den
tro IN numerO de educand0s, an 81 cual
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-10

Rs bastHube urasunibls rLe
Rocaubole 2 sl marques de Cha
mary So sncontrEban lunt0s 3 bur'
do &c II 4aUi0t0. EsEO ssrlR fac1l
De 2verigu2r tsniendB en cEsnta
cue Ell marques regreBsDa &c lsa
IudiRs qns pRB6 pnr Lonores,
1uesb0 cue los dncumeutOs p-esen-
tadOs u0r RocambDle eEbsbsn visa
dos Uor ei AlmirRntAxgD tngles. y,
p0r Iltimn. cue en- Londrea hRbr&
nfciales de In CompafTiR de Ind1aa
que le hsyRn cpuocido bien en-
Bombay. hisn en- Calcutta.
-sEshD es tantB mas prDbables
me Gpresure 3 couteEtAr, pnr1us
todnE lbs dlas Ileg8n & L0ndres
buuues de In Comp de Inolss.
.Ds mEnera sigui6 diciendo e.
sefIDr dc Kergaz, 81 n verdanern
mRruzes de ChRmery le han v1zho
en- Lf9udreE estaba abordo &c =
Gavs0f0 lie han asssinaraD p0cAH
hCras EnssE De smprender el via1a.
Ed Ell 1rfmer case. perscl6. Y ED-
csuIbnie &c EDDdEr6 de sian papeasE,
' en- el segnndo p0arisn haIlArss
ans huallas 81 L0ndres.
-pQs cnmprsudn, Eefanr r0noss
nor esq me mArcho d L4oDdres,
dije.
~ 70 oS ac0npRGa, rssponnio
/ Ell c0uds.
A1l VOal
1 -sY mAEana smprsn 1eremCs o.
\ vig1e.
! aAI dfa gigu3ente emprennfm0s
! sfertigamente 81 viBle per = fsrro-
rarrfl 6el Norte. = 00re hOrGE css
nues an6r6 bsm0s en L0ncreg.
ala urimera viaita aus hlcimD&
II fuf M Aam3rRRtazgo ingIes.
pUn emuiem5o &C laA Dfrinas e
rura6 psrfecbmmEnte hRber vIsann'
hsrfa dleE y Eiese mesea. l0a nOcu-
mgntOs pErfEnecisnhes NJ aehni
marques lie InAmerys ohcial ntma-
.I0nnYsD 0e u mArInE anglo india
Ii yOSro nficinl Enas loven = al Gas
II IN u6rdida &C un bxax1 hRn1a uDl1
rmdn 4 xe1Eeinrse - rs unciEai
de nnrinM, rerurd6 hansr 1snins
ounui6n CO ssbrannnr - nano ;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-10
la naturaleZa
dandO avisO

pnc0s. muy pOcOs son los ac1u1Aci-
nisnros politicos &c psTTDatEa rsc0rda-
ci6n one 10 hRvEn sldO TEecsdidos Dor
EIgun tragrornO atmOsf6Elc0. 8 meior
yfieho ous & natur2lsZa Inism2 no hava
arisado al mundo Dc ST. slparlcion.
VsmOs an Roma, p0r sjemplO, easr
pn aupsl CauitOiiO un rEgyo dOn6e hizO
rrucp6 estrag0 Tr-asf0T-n6 Ia estarua
- Junitsr.. r0mpi0 Ia da Pinario Nstz-
rarriti5 as tablas de bronco On cne es-
fan Rrabadas las lsye8, ' rHy6 una
rieyrna de Ia lODa que daba de mamRr d
F6mulO Reno fundadOres dc Roma: Y
Doco tempo despues, estRllar una terri
"a coDjuracl6n. Ia de Cst1HuA.
En- Francia. despues de un inviarno
6esRsrr0so. de IN fro iRC0ncsbibls, Que
mDonad6 tOdas las prO1ucci0nes de Ia
tfsrrR. Que hiZ0 al lgual ds las regiDnes
pDlares, hslar el mar On LAG c0stas: caa
8DdOs los arbOlas frutGles psrsCisr0n: los
trODcOs mas rObusT0s ssst2llRrOn como
4OcadOs DOR 81 rayO: sc andiarOn las
Uedras; 81 trigo qued6 helRdO an al nlis
mo surco El ser sembraclO, hBladOs tam
hisn los icOres mas espirTtnosOs El
hznbre Ia missris q nadis considera.
rnn Los lacsyOs del rPy manGingarOn:
NJ lR rsina comic pan de iEvena Zone su-
cBCiG despues7 amos dsgpues aCnsilas n
FdbuudRs discuslDuss entire Mirnbeau
B0nave 81 LIZ RsamDl9R constituents
nnunciarOn q terrible T'eyOluci6n fran
cess
IN Puerto Rico taTnblsn tuvImOE III
case uarscidO los RntBriOras.
EI dIa Och0 Dc AgOstO del anO / 89S
Rparsclose IN hOrr0POsD ciclon. cue fQe
bautizadO con 81 n0mbrB dc San CE2Inc0
Muchas fsmilias psrecisr0n snIsras;
fncas DC cafsIOs desRpsrecisndp rio aba
Do al ID RbT,Ir Y cerraT Dc 0l0s. Milla-
res de individuOs muBrtOs de hRmbre,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-10

So llegue 4 caut3var IL atanci0n, facul-
tad difIcil de sOSJenaP 81 la Infancla, es
asuntO de trascandsncia tai, que muchDs
maesIrOs consumer las ensrglas de- "a
vida, Y este selsctO personal de prOfeso
res ha vencidO esa di1cultad. vaiend0-
So, acknowledgements, de una v0lunTRd 10
derosa incansable del mslor metodO
persuasive deleitante-
Asi solo pusde explicarse esa segu
ridad an el traZO de lInaRs recIRs, ls
formation de caprich0sas curTas comb
nadas gaIiErdGmsnte, el JuegG de c0lOres
= gust0 en el dibuj0 de una labor daiic2'
damsnte trabajada, = IL resOlucion de-
problamas damOstrados con buen OrdsD
exacLitud matam&EcR.
ante esR hOnr0sR labor, los profs-
sores de esta pOblaci0n pusden darse por
saIisfschOs, pues han damOsErado con
acertadas pruebas las ventEl2s de Ia Pc
dagogia mOderna. cue el desechar 81 III
tinarismO, c0niTibUye rspidamsute z Ia
elevation de La Cultura en 81 nin0.
Vaya, pues, nj enh0rabuena para
estOs dignOs pr0fasOres cue de mEnera
tan esplandidR iluminRn. con Ia fecunda
luz intellectual, esaS risusnas albOradas
de Ia infancia, d0nde Sc diriJe Ia mira
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-10

1-AEi, pues. RfIRdi6 el EsfIor de
KargEz; nc p0demos pRgRr pOr RibD
uns cDsG, se10rR, J ss cue, oeHep-
mascArGr q R0cRmbole, Buponiendn
one este Hea possible, eauivRIs
Eurir q uns fRniliR dignisims en
la =snsbernaci6n; q dAr III esc&n'
aaaD bremeudn en- La busna E0cie-
dad 81 miEmo tiempo one pronR
7smOs Q una j0ven h0aestR y pura
cue Hm0 Q I'D asesino; d unH mU1er
virtunsR santa. como ls Esfi0ra
de AsmolieB, cue IlAm6 hsrmHno
M numh hre msrecedOr de ir q pre-
aldo v nGcEr cue sc 8gergnenc5n
gran nhmsrD dc psrsOnEE dignEE
cue rert hierDn an Eus casRs ess
DAnainn y que con 1recuencta lie
estrechRrun 70 mano.
2-Psro no eE possible cue dele-
mos, EHfIgyr cGndes replloue, cue
eEE r1iserg ols sigH 0steuBAuoo m
pnnemen1,s el tftulo de marques
de CbEmEry.
D--SQuien 10 dnds2 respOnaio 81
meGlgr de Rsrgaz. Per0 Gns6s 1e
1nunr una raAOluci6n extremRs
lay y Ak G@G@ AG MAJ ~~I -~M @~~~~
10 pergonR O. cuien RDcEmnole
usurp6 So noubre.
sEl EefIor &c KergEz tenis rRzon,
en- el RcbD empexRrun uuEEbras
snvasLigaci0nes QuE sc IleERron .
cab0 Con gran misserio. , snmnnnc
tnfnatae precn uck0nEE.
para encOntr&r Las huellas oeA
wernaderD marques DC 0hAmery
era neceEmriD ga0er de one mRnera
hRbia IlegadD Rnsnmb0le Paris.
"a las cuKreuta y Dch0 hDrmE i1n
hnber smpe1mdc rueshraG 1nweBEt-
gacacnaz E9b1HmDs IN rue el pre-
nen4Edn marques 0e 0l1Emgry na-
hka Ilera60 81 lin en uuE muSlo NJ
mmdra une 81 E1gulente Sc bazsE
con el bhr6n de ChRmEFy ; aue
aseruvnhn ser el dnacD paMa1 16FE
uuperwivaente del brick In 6rri0tG
cue hnbfn nsufrsgnlD On lma rcstal
ae HOunenir. harfa unnH a1ez
Drhn xnemeE.
pDuan1o ruvimDg GunDe es1nE "a
t0a 81 ssnnr c. KarRaz me ci9n:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-10

todn el munIo polfa verle II
reERrle v 8 echarle aqua hendita
>Juanon, CON al cue Gamble una
rapids mtrRda de inteligencia, Sc
sbrevi6 q decir:
ISe pusde YER nj nusrto? -
s., resDoudi6 Marion In cocinsrR.
pero M Sc geonsslG cue vRyss,
Jusnon. = 7 spor oue. Marion -
Pcroue te dar& misdo.- fOn! los
musrbos no me 10 dier0n mo Il
re cue Nd, perD 10 uns e este -.
-STan feO eE?-lOhi Sf.-Adsnas
aBhk POGO menos 1ue hecnp peds-
xoa. observe III bovero. .-Ls ~eroad
eE one did In buen sslto. di3o
Juanon.- La cara c. 10 dnico cue
M sufri6 -Csy6 ds espalaas, dfio
UtYp criaoc. - Siendo vivp dabR
uieiu vsrle. aaadi6 Marion, coz
one EhDra. Al n1sE cuRlcu1era
huaiera dicho qus 1anfa ouemgdR
ID cara. EsEas palshras hicier0ume
essrsmcer.- Eso nn imuorts, ouiero
werle. dijo InRnon. = Vienss. pri-
mo9 Z me miro. Lis puae en pie
SIN contesbsr Ii una paianra.-
One O. divertkisl nCs dijo Marion
d bzrla. Nd EerS "a hija iae M ma
d-e In cue os aeomDafs.- n fal-
ia. respnndf6 Juanon al Esltr.
Sc perfscEansnEs 81 d0nde est&.
En q zsgundB, CT 81 cugrbo REa-
riIlo cue da In pisEafDrnR. Co
unzco bisn O. castillo.
xSallmos dc n c0cIna Y Juan0n
me acompgfa6 d Ii hanstsciiSn qae
habfa ocupafn en vida el ciegD. =
q II que 10 nevarnn cuzn1o encon-
trnrun SIZE restus en ei f0ndD del
prscipfc1D.
zUn semfnRrtBss mET 1ovez- II 70
0e I'm kldeano de los sdsdores.
habfa paEa6p Il rnche velEn7olH.
Sin poderlr reme0far me debuwe
algn emDc1Gnada er O. umbral.
Hanlan ERwnelxn q GElsangrsn1Edn
eRd6vsr con vands5es % mIsmn
qus LIZA 1Dm1R, v despues 10 vfs-
theron Y c0locarnn Bo1ra in CANA,
rruEEndnle las mannE R0nre eli Dc.
chm. 4 - lafln. v SnciEna Go nns
snsas areian drs clrina. Y al ple asl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-10

psrO que & los medic0s las do Dor La
mar @Ensnla fulminEntes
he am Tpu9rtDrrlou uanOsi 81 EFlsD
de cue So esERba tramEndo en 81 pals,
algo estupsnd0. IN algo que debia as
pantar uano de horror TODD hOmbrH.
Una parGida De serTiles, IL mons.
tru0s, cEUtanBa60s D0r BarD0Ea, R0sEy,
Egozcus O.. simulRn6o defender Las
hbertades del pusbl0, 50 las anulgron
InlcuRmsnte. Una pErrida de- hlJ0s Jas
tardOs de este infsiiZ terruhD, enTregan-
DO IIrald0resi "a pRtrla mRnlatada de
gObl8rnO cue pagE Ia tralcl0n. Ina
pRrndR de- cEnibales cue sin tenor algu'
no lanZ tr0nse q la lucha sin euRFtel
contra sus mismOs barmRn0s. cOmBuen-
do IOda clase de fschOrias SasTa llsy2r
ssta insula al descr6dito Y q L. ban
carrota.
ArruinRdO el pas; perdidR Ia esps-
rama ds YER 81 rsmadi0 de suE males
In 81 Or1sn Judicial p0ca discipline
antsress ninRuna 81 los TT1bun2les.
In Ia administration ds los mun'
cipi0s, grEndes rOb0s; POGO despnes alb
suelt0s los ladrO1es.
Y 81 an las carceles van q parar
algunOs mRIherhOres. son 1ratad0s 8n
elias con tOda consideration, z al ms
tanfe So l8s da IN empIs0.
Los hOmMes DE bisn aIamOrfzad0s
p0r los agentes p0liCiac0s Y los Tr1bu-
males Los bandidos, los turbas sten0'
rizando q la pOicia = q los Jueees.
SQuien tra]o 81 pals tEnrOs males, 2
tantR anarquia8 "a negra Traicl0n-
3QuieDes son los unlc0s y vsrdader0s
TraidOreg?
lBarb0sR, Rosy, Eg0Zcue Y Ca
TENTE
5unyEniIla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-10

lecho &c waia IN jgrron &c bronze
con RFna bano11s. Arroo1llaoc 81
aa5u dsl lacED rac1tab8 el semtna-
risbs sn Voc baia las praces ds les
dffurtug. Andando &C uuuE1IlGE &c
adelanto Ju8nCn g0mnrero Cd ma
m, cogiendo q hisopo ech6 aqua
bendiss soore al cedsver, 10 miro
IN rnonsnto y retrocedit gsuGtado,
tan horrDrOEn era aGuel rnstrc.
Esrans yo detr&s &c 81 y mis- mira
das Be fslarDn en el muerSo, ce
urprto en auuEl roEbrc llsno oe
oon1uaionsg, &c tax rerulgfvp as.
pec1o, surgio pRrs ri INA revels-
cI0n: iRsc0npci sir GEtllsrmoi
-
.EA aem1nRrista no iswaut6 Il
giuufsre u cabexa. In c1anb0 &
Jlnnon. como yo esbsba 0etr6a &c
81. nn pudD ObservET el irvolCnSa-
ric esErem EErvfos9 cue
me ag1t6- LIE cOgf dsl brsTo y
ls hiee saEir de ID hani tact6n. I'm
81 corrsdor iumsdtgt0, rus eEsRba
destarSo. cansiaEnos alEunss pals
braa.-E eutierro g las ochn, .
die All 10 diJo, 81 menos, 81 Sc
n1r Antonio. -Qufero werlo-Cono
unerk1s, me dip JuanBn, por maa
nus M comUrenrifa cnai erx ei OBJ
1ebo one me hhhxa llgvado nj cas-
ElIlo. Calcule qne el marques de
Cnansry m pudfa dispensRrse la
saaHtfr los Tunerales dal nCmhrs
uue an1udRblemente oebfa mucno.
Iii c&Icul0 rssulto acertscD. Dan
d0 el relDi las 0ehD en- puuto &c pre-
ssnE6 el ;s&rrono revnssido &c ~
brepeIlLz Y asonapaGA6O Gal bsoel.
aacr1shkn Y monaFuillng. Cnlnc aroa
el mnsras en el afaEd. 1ue cngie-
run autre cuatro crisdDs 0sl enEsi
Ilo, y el carptnter0 ecno d anfinE
deErks con IN tara cos nc Sebfa
colDcarse hasta Ilsgsr nj oeuasnts-
rtn. III 81 momeuto er cue el cnr'
tsjo ina sslir del Patio - presen
/ tsr0n dns parsonax nAs. eran el
vlzconde de Azmnllss = 81 marques
&C 0hamery. Amnoa o e0lncaron
deEr&s dal sGaG6 y pasar0n PIN
/ dalaute CO mi. Hanzama 20 zaebi6a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-10

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