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DE GALES
Manifestaciones unionistas, de-
Iebradas en- diferentes ba-
rrios, con gran entusiasmo

FL domingo 13 del que cursa, Ell
enthusiastic unionista vecino propieta-
rio del barrio xToro negro@, de Ciales,
don Jaime Figueroa, queriendo cele-
brar Ell gran triunfo alcauzado por
nuestro partido en- las elecciones del
dia 8, organiz6 una manifestation pti-
blica que recorrio todo Ell extenso ba-
rrio, compuesta de mas de quinientas
personals, las que DO casaban de vic
torear al Gobernador por su impair
cialidad al partido &Uni6n> por su
hermoso triunfo alcanzado. Durante
Ell act6, que dur6 mas de tres horaS,
rein6 ell mayor 0rden entire todos los
congregantes.
Para ell pr6ximo domingo Sc
prepara pOr otros entusiastas corre-
de los demas barrios otra
manifestation que llegara hasta el
pueblo y para cuyo acto estzn invi-
tados todos los corTeligion aries de "a
Jurisdiction.
Ell entusiasmo que reina con tai
motive. es immense.
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VapOT Philadelphia

Pasajeros que embarcaron aver
con rumbo a los Estados Unidos, er
Ell vapor philadelphia.
Hon. Governor B. Winthrop Mrs.
Beeknaan Winthrop, A. Fl. Frazier,
Captain Logan Feeland, Generoso
Candina, Lieut.. VIM. Lay Patterson,
F. r Ingersoll, Jorge Bird, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reinaldo Paniagua, w. T..
Young, Milton Heckes, Evangelio Au-
ffant, Teresa Auffaut, Tomasa Au-
ffant, Candida Autfant. DR.. Eusebio
Coronas, Genaro Santiago Munoz,
DR.. G abriel Villaronga, G. "A. Teller,
Neumann, Thos. S. Lock
wood u. S. n. and six others, j. r.
Ares. Captain FL. S. Kellog and wife,
Eocarnaci6n Velazquez, Felipe Tilling
hast Camille Chapman, Vicente Vale
nilla Lecuna, Francisco Pimentell, AL
bert Jaurett
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-lY 81 sceptase vuestra

-lY 81 sceptase vuestra
promesa7
No hariss mas que tn
suerte.
-Pnes 10 pensAre, porque
quiero vengarme.
Isl supple .eis IL escen& que
me ha het ho cuando le die que
hsbis vi.to reir q su mujer con
Ell ioven de quien os be hablado!
iCref que no sslla viva de sus
msnos!
-iHAbeis dicho nj conde
que vfsteis q ese joven en- ell pal
c. lie IL condesal
No.
E di6iogo precedante, tenfa
Iug&r en- IN .elegantfsimo gabi
neta De casa de In Pinots, IL
bailArina que habia sido amsnte
del conde Gustsvo. q quien aho-
r. odiAbs. Y los que hablaban
erAn Pascuai Y Pinota.
81; era Pascdal, ell austero
secretario de Ia condesa Marta,
en- qaien Gastayo teofa fe ciega,
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CAp1TULo VI

Y nj que habfa enviado & casa de
In ioven, para que la hieiera sa-
Der que 81 segufa importunAndo-
10 seria expuisada de In escuela
de bale, y nunca mas volverfa q
pisar ell escenario del Teatro
Real.
Ei secretario habia COM
preadido desde ell primer mo-
mento, que squella muier podia
seryirle admirablemente en- sus
planee, y & pesar del cxracter
caprichoso que demoatraba te-
ner, esperaba poder llegar do
minarls.
Pinota escuchd & Pascual,
dando muestras de 10 c6lera que
sentfa; lanZ6 mil improperioa y,
por fin, SO dej6 caer, eollczando.
en- IN divan.
Pascual, impasible, dei6
que pasara squella crisis, y
cuando Ia vic mas cslmads. le
diio:
Il lie amabais mrehof
-Sa amor me import2 po
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-17

cAso que temo, no me qued.r1a
mas que morir.
La condesa Sc echo q llorsr
y spoy6 la frente entire sus ma
nos.
P&scua', que conocfa ell va
lor y In energia' de aquella mu.
ier, Ia miro at6nito; pues era 10
primera vez Que L. vefa llorar.
-Sef1cra condess, bsIbu-
Geo, no OF rengais ssf, que 20
remediare 10 que sucede. lAhl
lpor que sc m ocurrirfa traer &
mi sobrino 4 vuestrs casa!
va s6 que siempre habeis
sido IN buen amigo, Y desde Ell
primer momento he pensado En-
vos, para que conjureis ell pell
gro que nos ameD1Za.
-Permitidme una pregun-
ia, repuso Pascual. iVuestro
hijo tiene alguna sospecha de mi
sobrino?
No; pero In vioIencis de
IL passion de LeonOr es capsZ de
hacerles traici6n.
La fisonomfa del secret2rio
tcm6 una expression extrsfs.
--Estad trsnQuils, ahadi6;
20 me encargo de tCdo.
--lAh! vos sereis sitmpTe
nuestro salvador, diio Is condo
So emocionsds. Mi hijo Y yo, os
deberemos mas que Ia vida.
Me creerfA indigro de
vueetra conisnzs, 81 DO 10 hi
ciera AT. Sscrificare no solo d
mi sobrinc, siro a todo squello
que sea pccesario pars one ell
honor de L. casa quede d0nde
debe-
= ID6nde Sc encuentra Ell
conde Drequnto.
= He querido que Sc vsyA
al circulo.
-SYl Il condesa Leonorl
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ro mientrSs tanto no suceda,
procura no volverla a yer, sc
obediente.
Nstalina permaneci6 muds.
Pascusl cambi6 de conver-
sacion y POGO despues sc mar
ch6; pero nj llegsr { su casa Sc
encontro con una csrts urgente
de L. vieja condess, y Sc apre-
sur6 ir al palscio de los sefic-
res de Massa.
III secretsrio pens6 que
aquel ll&mamiento precipitado
sc deberf2 & que Gustavo habrfa
pudido dinero a So madre, por
cualquier spuro, y una sonrisa
cruel Sc dibuj6 en- sus labios; !;
pero cuando Sc present6 & Mar
tn, So fisonomfa habia recobrsdo
So serenidad hAbitual.
La condesa di6 orden de
que nsdie fuera interrumpir-
les, y dirigi6ndose & P&scusl, lie
die:
Isl supierais con cuanta
impsciencia o. esperEbal
-tQ16 p&sa1 pregunt6 ell
secretario.
Que ell cGpricho de Leo
nor por vuestro sobrino se hs
convertible en- passion. y que re-
chazA q So msrido hasta ell extre-
mo de hAber suscitado un esc6n-
dalo.
mo es possible! repuso
Pascual.
ST 10 es, Y Ia condesa con-
10 su secretario todo cuAnto
habfa sucedido, y lie dei6 yer ell
tenor que lie inspirabA IL idea
de que 81 nuerA sc empeh2se en-
llevsr q cAbo Ia sepsrG cion. Sc
RIA Ia ruins de mi hiio, afiadi6,
pues vos sxbeis que nuestro ca
pitsl u no existS, y 81 Ilegara ell
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CENTURION ELECTRICO
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Con la !intencon de hacer conocer
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absolute n.ante gratis. Els un ofre-
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ST Vd. ha perdido "a vitalidad y
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BUQUES QUE Sc ESPERAN
7 salidas de este puerto

Pho TX, sali6 de Canarias para
este puerto ell 10 del actual.
Vapor ingl6s GEtona> sera puesto
& la carga en- Montivideo de cuyo puer-
actual, 10 que Sc participa para como
cimiento de los interes ados. De aquf
sera despachado para los puertos de
Cuba admitira carga.
Saint Simon con procedencia de
Puerto Plata estara aquf hacia ell II
y seguira para Europa.
FIerchurch De uu momento & otro
Sc aguarda prOcedente de Montivideo.
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DE A|BON|TO
(De nrteStro Corresponsal)

AIBONITO, NOVIEMBRE H.
Crefamos que tan pronte terminase Ia
luchc electoral, cesarfan en- este pue-
bio las guaperfas y provocaciones de
cterta clase de gente que engrelda por
las contemplacionesq que Sc lie ha guar
dado en- los tribunales, Sc ha compla-
cidO On ser la nota discordante con
respecto al orden y trauquilidad du-
rante oil :itado periodo electoral; pero
desgr aci adamente no ha sucedido asf,
por que hoy que han visto y palpado
Ia aerrota sufrida por el partido repu-
blicano, no Sc pueden acostumbrar
yer con buenos ojos ell impulse que b a
tornado la idea de la Union en- la isla,
impotentes para contrarres ar esa
sacrosansa idea en- ell terreno de ID
moralidad, redoblan sus malas ar
tes vali6adose para clio de la dia-
triba, de las provocaciones, de
las cajerfas, no acordandose que aho-
ra gobierna Mr., Winthrop que es ga
rantla de las personals honradas y
azote de los cajas y turbulentos; de-
cimoH este, porque & cada momento
duos que sc han tenido siempre por
personals decentes, no Sc acuerdan de
clio para venir provocar sus mis-
mos herm amos por ell solo delito de
que piensan de distinto modo de 10
que clio plensan.
Otros vemos que llevan su intran-
Bigencia polftica, hasta ell extreme de
despedir enapleados que cumplen hon
radamente con sus deberes obliga- |
clones, por el solo hecho de ser unio- |
nistas.
otras hay que, como no tienen
q quien despedir, nj Sc atreven dar ell
frente On las provocaciones insultos,
sc ocupan de sembrar la cizana ha-
Ger NAL a todo ell mundo, pues con es-
to proceder tan indigno, tanto NAL ha-
cen sus amigos pol1ticos, como sus
adversarioG.
Todo este nos causa profundo Pc
sar, porqus hoy que ha llegado la isla
al estado de orden y tranquilidad en-
que Sc encuentra, creemos estamos en-
ell deber de- aportar cada uno 10 que
pueda & fin de que saparezcan en-
tre hum amos esos od1oS NAL reprint
dos que siernpre, por desgracia, aqu1
han perdurado vengamos todos 4
estrecharnos como un solo hombre pa
ra yer la manera de salvar nuestra
pobre patria del estado de postracion
y miseria on que hoy se encuentra.
Mirad Aibonitefos que todos So
mos puertorriqueffos, hijos de una
misma terra; venid como hermanos
unidos y compactos, deponiendo vues-
tros rcncores, 4 estrecharnos con-
fundirnos todos en- un abrazo, dando
al olvido todo 10 pasado, buscar un
nuevo sol que venga respl andecer
radiante puro sobre nuestras ver-
deS campi1as, q fin de que des-
saparezcan para siempre esas nu-
bes que enpafian el sol de nuestra
ventura, si ado no 10 hac6is, tarde
6 temprano llegara ell momento de que
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tengais que arrepentiros de vuestra
obra luego no culp6is de clio vues-
tros adversarios culpaos vosotros mis-
mos que no habeis atendido tempo
la voz de vuestras propias concien-
cias.
Venid, venid sin vacilaciones 4
estrechar la diestra que generosamen-
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Al pubIico
Bernardo Fernandez Y Ca.

Bajo esra raz6n SO Ia establecido
en- Caguas, por escritura ante Ell no
tario don Lorenzo Gimenez, una SO
ciedad industrial para la fabrication
de medias de todas classes fajas de
lana y algod6n, Ia cual podra atender
todos los pedidos que Sc le hagan.
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10 cue Sc dice

Su cintur0n me ha curado de la
Debilidad, del Varicocela y de la en-
fermedad de Nervios, por la cura de
las cuales habfa en- vano consultado
IN gran ndmero de m6dicos, hasta
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Por fin la Providencia me mando su
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We la curaci6n.-Jose Canepra, Ciudad
de Mexico.
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su nombre, direction 81 americana
por gastos de trasporte, mandare-
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Republican Leaders Of Empire
state Meet in Metropolis
For Convention
ALL FOR ROOSEVELT
Plat, Depew, OdeiI and Black
Likely to BE Chosen Del
egates at Large

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE dele
gates and visitors to the republican
state convention began to arrive in
town this morning in considerable mum
bers. Among the leaders seen about
the Fifth Avenue hotel We're Senator
Plat, National Committeeman George
r. Sheldon, Lieut.. Gov. Higgins, Mayor
knight Of Buffalo, Timothy L. Wood,
ruff, j. Sloat Fassett and many local
leaders. Secretary Fox. Of the state
committee, arrived early and began
work on the preliminary arrangements
for the convention. Decorators were
set at work in Carnegie hall, where
the convention will be held, draping
the hall In the national colors.
Political conditions in New York
this year are such that more interest,
perhaps, will attach to tomorrow's con-
yention than at any that has been
held by either party in this city for
some years. Although it seems to be
settled that Senators Plat and De-
pew, Governor Odell and Ex-Governor
Black will be elected as the four dele
gatesdat-large, yet the differences
which exist between the Plat leaders
and the Odell leaders with reference
to the governors proposed changes
N the state committee may result in
a fight when that order of business is
taken up.
The convention will be called to
order at about moor by Chairman
George w. Dunn Of the state commit
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Then an adjournment will be taken
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When the evening session opens, the
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Chicago will be adopted, after which
the election Of members Of the new
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. pril fl
Throughout Alabama today democratic
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state convention, TO be held next
monht. The present representatives
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Is conceded TO be extremely close and
the announcement of the final result
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