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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
@eleDriee 5tcner.

Gin .SeitsnItiid gu bem Reseritlds
ben bes beriibmten Wdlers 9eldsque3
Suau Pareia, Der Ieinem Serrn oas
Malen 10 gut abgeisben bate, oab er
Ielbit Elm ausge5ei9neter Widler
ipur6s, lit Elm &almiids, Der Sur 3eit
peters oes @roben bem Sobns elmer
pornebmsn Samilie aus osm 8dlu9is
i6sn Commencement Ramens SpafGs
riiep uls gsbienter mitsegeben purbe.
Der iunge Spafuriietp iollts ii4 bem
Sesoienite piomen uno man boffte,
bab er es 10 gu elmer berporragenoen
Stellun9 in benz unter Yeter 10 mG9s
tig aufbIiibenoen Reide bringen pers
be. Iber feline einfIuBrsiden 9ers
panbtsn butten feline Raturgaben leis
Der Iebr iiberidGbt uno 10 tam es, oab
sr Der grOben priifung i'm aOmirulis
tGtscolegium, bic in 9egenpart bes
Mondrden fattfdno, nit iebr semiids
ten 9sfiiblen entgesenIdb. Sein eius
siser 3roit mar isiu &almiid. Oies
ier bate ale feline Stuoisn mitssmuat
unb Spdfariiep lieb Iih BON ibm Sur
Priifung bsgleiten, in be- Soffnung.
oab ibm Der 9iener bslfsn tpiirOe,
ipenn sr in 8erlegenbeit tGms. 9as
gsihab benn aud, enbli9 6emertte Yes
ter aber bus 9sfliiitsr SlpiIdsu Ssrrn
uro Siensr uub nun forberts er 2luss
tunft. Der Salmiid ssitanb uno nun
ieBte Der ni9t tpeuig eritauute Gar pi.
Priifuns nit i6m fort. 0as @rsebs
niB oerislbsn mar Elm 10 slGuSen6ss,
oab Der 8urihe feline 5reibeit srbislt
uno einem ariegsffiff 5ur peiteren
glusbilOune iiberlpieIen tpurbs. Sn
turSer 3eit bate er ss I6on gum Ga
pitGu gebruft unb in Der 5olse
Ifpans sr iih Bis Sunt Rans. eines
GontreaomiruIs smpor. pster bate
ibm ben Rdmen 8almiidoip psrIiebeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
Grnfes 8Ihd.
gon Gmruo gieosm.

gon Gmind uteoeW.
Oh gIuubteit einit, es miiBte lddeIno
tonmen,
tlub iebniu6tspou, IN Sugenoilbermntb
gSolI'i Il Su Sid iuud5enb bon tbm tran'
sen laiieu
gtit t6uieIi6er 8oieu 2eu5cssIutb.
Sod es bereius Der gIHtben Suft'se
Sas 6riibrotb iant, es i6panb. bes
Nlaien Yradt;
9a itiir8teit 2u Sid in ben strOm bes
2ebens
llnb yait ben @Ialbeu an oas Slid perz
Indt.
llnb bann, mad Sabreu crit. in crnitcn
3citcn,
SIls -r es frcnlo uub Su es niht ers
idnnt,
Ga bait es ieincu 8ca al Sir geilroen
lluo rcidtc bel Der glrbcit Sir Die 9ano.
Nuf itciIcm 8cs, i'll bciBeu @ittaas8Ius
thcn,
3eigt' es bic ScIicnqiieIle 2ciuem Bid;
On idautcit Sanibar ibm ms ernite
sliae
lIub rieieit frob critaunt: .9u biit Sas
@liidl"
@ab cs Sir ipeu'acr. aIs es 2abun8
rcidlte
SIuf iteiIcm Yfab. Scu Sid Die TfIidlt ges
fiihrt,
eIls iucnn es Define ilgenofriidcn So6eit
Ylit bunten 8oicu bate ais9eSiert?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
Sie ilub Ct.
Sunoresfe upn ". gl. aueas.

SuhSANoAt oOh $Ns HRs NNeao'
gu pisren in elmer 9oittutI9e Su
reiien, III an unb fir iit nt9ts
S4limmss, unb bod mar es fir bic
ReiTsnoen in bieier Ppittuti6e
bic bsntbar unaugsnebmite Sadie Der
Ne!t, - b. B. poblgsmertt nur fir
trei BON ibnsn. Ber fdon einmaI in
ieinem 2sbeu erfu6ren bat, pie piel
Berger, @erbrieBIidteit unb llnses
miitbIi4teit cine ein3ise qsrlun nm
fih Der uerbreiten funn, Der pirb Der
itGnonib fir bic Situation babsu.
Seun is mar bic Peripn basu. Nau
brau6te ie nur un5uiebsu, nit ibrer
gen5en breiten, ielbitbepuBten pers
ipnli6teit, ben riidii6tsloien 9etpss
gungeH unb ben impertinentsn 3iiesn,
Eno man fiibIte aud nidbt ben leiieiteu
Gnflug bon Heio gegen bic iibriseu
Sniahen oes Wugens, benen bas Slpeis
feIbdfte Slid elmer semeiniamen Reiie
nit br beideert mar. 9ieIe iibrisen
Srfufen bes Wasens parsn Elm GItes
rtr Serr nit sbrtuiirbisem tpsiBeR
9urie, cine Ieibenb ausIebenbe psrs
f6Isierte Dame unb enblih elm iuneer
Wtann BON etipu adtunbspunSis Sab
rem. Die bier Pafagiere paren
idmmtIi9 biz sum 9ssinne Der ReiIe
chamber fremo geipeien. lin 10 aufz
falIenoer mar es. oaB Der iunse Mann
iid bei Der sriten fhidli6en @elsgen=
belt gerabe nit pibr" betannt ma6ts
uno iid gslpiFermaBsH gu ibrem 8a>
palier aufparf, pGbrtnb bod ieoer
gtnoere Der 9tniidt getpsfen tpdre, es
lei f6on mebr ais gsniisenb, ibr 9es
ssnuber Su iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01

- errathen rDlsine ssruu
1T uuf tsn Sdiff 5u brtnsen." .Dsil
oa Elm unoerer Oas Commando bat!~
= RtfGsrion. Die NGnnsr
idp0ren INNER, Oas Ser5 am re6ten
Sled gu baben. @eip0bnlib baben iie
absr teins, uuo tuenn iie eins babeH,
Ounn 1T es INNER am lintsn Ssled.
Roffiuirt. 3abnar5t (nadlz
bem er cine baI6e Stunoe an benz
trdHter 3abn berumgebo6rt bail:
rSeBt 1T bic Sprs6itunOs fir lln6ez
mitteIte 5u GnOs, mein Serr; penn
i'd meter 5isben foa, tOItet's siuei
Nart, iOnit miifen Sis mOrgen pis.
bsrtommen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01

mubt es, fpenn bu psins @ertruo niht
enbeiilti9 perlieren pillit, benn ben era
iten 9eipeis BON Woblpollen unb miits
tsrli6erStirlorse SuriidSuipeifen, bieBs
9llles peroerbsn.
Ra6 elmer 9iertelitunbe mar Der
glIIeiIor rptb pie Elm Srebs, benn es
mar tein tiibler gag, uno miie" Bate
bas Seffneu zines Wagenfeniters
ni6t erluubt.
2lber nun mar aud bic 5ubrt Su
Gnbe. - Ro6 INNER bate rfe" ibn
ni6t eingelaben, bic 9etunnti9dft
fort3uIeB.n. Sier mar Der lila Sbatpl
ein erpiini9tsr glntniipfungspuntt.
@r bat nm bic Griuubnib, ibn por'
IGufia umbebaltsu Su oiirfeu unb i'm
ibr bann morsen ielbit in bic DOb'
nung brinssn gu biirfen - iuenu iIe
ibm giitisit ibre 9lbreHe nennsn tpolle.
sic fab i'm sinen slusenblid mibs
trauiId an, pb er pObl nit bem
pra6titiid burdsubrennen bsubii4tigs
ts. Damn iugte iis:
.Ta ia! - 9tIio: 6rau gtentisr
S9mpG, @ntensaiIs g."
s8is2" Gr itano lpie bonn 9lib ses
tloffen. so babe if," itammelte er,
rnift bic Gbre, 5rau RGtbin Sbues
forge Dor mir 81 iessn9"
.Nd, iaeen Sic nal, Serr glFeFor,
frre6e i'd ni9t beutIif2 Rentier.
S9mon, @ntsnsaiis g."
rSie it's ni6t! Sd GIsl!" rief Otr
/ gtfefor gu iid ieIbit, inoam er ii9 Dor
be Stiru idlug uno fat buditGbli4
nit ofi,n,m Wiunbs baitunb.
9a fiiblte er ii9 l.idt beriibrt, unb
fid umpenbenb, fab er in bus feline
9siibt ieinsr Stueiten, BON ibm bisber
taum bsa9teten Reii.gefdbrtin, Sisie
iasts lGheInb:
.@rlaubsn sic, Serr aFeiior Subs
rsfelb, bab i9 mid Sbnsn uls Rdtbin
Sbn,fors. poritele. - Wir baben
tpobl 8eiOe fhon BON eiuunoer ses
bDrt!"
Die Rentiere S6moll mar nibt pss
nig perbliifft, als fe ii9 nit blitartiz
ger Gei4ptnbisteit plDBlid pieber in
ben 9tFb idmmtIider bsm 4Hefor
anpertrauten @epGdItiid., aud beS
ominDisu Sbdpls, sefeBt iub. Gs
mar felt 9lntritt Der Reife bds @rite,
mas iie auber 6uTuns bra4te, unb
bas 8etriibsnbite mar, bab iie yties
manben sur Sanb bate, bem gegen'
iiter iie ibrsr @ntriiituug 9lusbrud ge'
ben tpnnts. Senn Der S9ulbiss sing
lGnsjt an Der Seite Der RGtbin ber:n
Wpbnung su.
rWas miifen sic nur bon mir se'
ba6t baben!" iuste sr, runO in ipel'
DIEM 2i9te mub i'd Sbnen nod erf9eis
men! - &onnts i9 mid unbortbetls
batter bel Sbnen einfiibren, uls in eis
ner 10 lG6erli6.n Roue? abtr i9
| glaubte 70 beItimmt, bic fiir9terlide
Dame Dor bem giuiteigen Srua Ra'
thin nennen gu bDrtn."
Sin tleinsr Srrtbum, Der barin
feline Grtldrung finbet. bab uniere
HeiiesefGbrtin aud uuf bus' gu ants
portsn bsliebt, mas iis nidts uugebt.
- limb nun nebmen aud Sic es niat
fir UNCUT, bab i9 Sbre Sauiipnen
ni9t friiber 5erit0rt babe. Sm leBten
Mpment nod bate @ertrub mir ges
bei6tst, unb i'd errietb buIO ben 3u'
Iammenbong."
30, nit lpeld' sruuiamem 9er9niis
gen miiHen 81. mid bann beoba9tet
baben."
.llm bic lleberSeusune 5u eetpins
nen, bab sic stuar Elm auss,mudter
Seu6ler fnb, buB sic icOod fir uns
Iere @srtrub IelbIt bic idpsrite aufs
sGbe gu Oo[lbringen imitunbe iino.
Sic baben ben 9ra6en ntdlt be-
tGmpft, fOnOsrn, mas mebr 1T, tarei'
Grt-"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01

= 3p.ifeGIOs. S0rgt: 0u
9irgl, bait ido anal probirt, nit EN-
9rdsbulm lam ma Iih an Singer
blutig f4neiosn. 9irsI: Wtit EN- Bal.
biermsH.r obsr oul
SIM Seirdtbsbur.au.
,5ur sic mas gu finosn, bGlt i6psr. y.
= Dglu, nenn ie dud emoI bat aebros
den a 9Irm ooer a SUB = ia6 nemm
aa9 mas 9sidGpigtes!"
The Holly chieftain., 1904-07-08
Second Flood IN Granada.

Our neighbor town of Granada
WAS the unfortunate victim of an
other flood on Tuesday night. This
food did not all come down Wolf
creek rs did the one of two weeks
ago, but rain amounting to
delnge fell on the town and that,
with the ever dangerous creek,
caused flood almost as bad as
the former one.
Several hundred feet of the
Santa Fe track was washed out
and many houses were filed with
water. The shock to the people
was not so bad, however, as they
are getting somewhat accustomed
to floods. In fact they are get
ting so common that the Times,
the leading paper of the town, does
not deem them worth over a two
line notice.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-07-08

were destroyed and the roofs were
riddled exposing the stored -four
to the heavy rain. The total losses
in Lamar win probably foot up to
fifty thousand dollars. The full
force of the storm seems to have
been felt here as reports from the
country indicate that very slight
damage was dcne to crops,
The Holly chieftain., 1904-07-08
Hail Storm at Lamar.

A dispatch from Lamar to the
Denver Times on Wednesday gives
the following account OF the storm
at that place: Three persons We're
injured in the unprecedented hail
storm which visited Lamar last
night, l.. G. Barnard, who lives
three miles west of town, received
a three inch scalp wound and his
scalp was torn loose by giant
hail stone. Mrs. Perdue, who lives
Just east of town, was struck in
the left side by he'll stone while
trying to cover her windows and
suffered broken rib. Mrs. Smith,
who lives in a tent in the eastern
part of town. received several SCALP
wounds and had an ankle and
sh oulder spIained. Some of the
hail stones which were picked up
after the storm measured sixteen
inches in diameter. The Lamar
mill suffered u damage of five
thousand dollars to building and
contents. All the north windows
The Holly chieftain., 1904-07-08

Leclerc st. John died rather
suddenly last Friday morning,
afteI very brief illness, and was
buried from the family residence
on Saturday afternoon, interment
being in Riverside cemetery. Mr..
st. John and family came here
from Philadelphia abeut four
years ago, and have resided here
ever since, Mr.. st. John engaging
in business OF different kinds. At
the time of his death he was con-
duciing n restaurant on North
Main street and was doing quite
VII He had many friends nd
their sympathy goes out to the
brreaved family Lamar Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-07-08

Cherry shipments from Rocky
Ford this season aggregated a.
600 pounds, ms against none for
the same month of last year. This
represents but part of the early
crop, and the late crop will be in
the market soon. The early ship
ments netted about Sl.50 per
crate. or total Of 81 200 for the
first crop of fruit, La .Juntu Fri
bune.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-07-08
well how to tell.

well how to tell,
In the afternoon the crowd re.
paired to the race track where
they witnessed all kinds Of sports
and racing until FIVE o'clock. The
rain had made the track heavy but
all the races were pulled off as per
program, and everybody seemed
well pleased with their entertain
ment.
/ In the mile bicycle race there
were two entries, W. W. Gill and
Frank White, Gill winning first
and White second prize.
The one-half mile dash was won
by Lish Houses horse rode by
Bob Fox, Jack House. of Syra-
cuse being second.
Frank White won in the lOO-
yard foot race.
There were two small girls foot
races, one taking the place of the
burro race. Mabel Ray won the
first race and Frances Meador the
second.
There were also two small boys
races, one taking the place of the
potato race. Elmer Brown car
ried off the dollar in the first, and
Archie Wilson the second.
George Snyder and Babe Har-
mon had II dollar to divide between
them for winning in the three
legged Iace.
One of FL. w Manning's boys
beat all the others in the sack race.
In the half mile trot or pace,
Tom Ladders Prince Idler won
both heats with apparent ease
Time first heat 1:22, second 1:2O.
S. W. Howell's Maybright came
in for second prize.
In the half mile and repeat run
ming race there were five entries,
as follows: Jack House, Fox;
Bob Fox, "Dobbins"; Earl Burg.
essen, Barney; Geo. jackson,
"Chsncelior'; Mend,-nhall, pea
cock. "Chancellor' won in So
seconds, with Peacock" seconds.
TIL. iive-mi!c rclay raco had two
entries, Tony Reynolds aud Har
ry Give. 1t WAS II close rnce, with
Reynolds coming under the wire
first.
G. A. Wood as marshal of the
day sllperintended the doings at
The race track in cool and firm
manner, and as result every
thing passed along smoothly. He
was assisted by G. Z. Forshner.
Miss Maggie Simpson won first
prize Ill the horseback riding con
test.
The best Of order prevailed as
has always been the case in Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-07-08
No Pity Shown.

For years fate was after me
continuously" writes +. A. GuI.
ledge, Verbena, Ala. Il had a ter
rible case OF piles causing "a tu-
mors. When all failed Buck len.
Arnica s5ulve cured me. Equally
good for burns and all aches and
pains. Only 25c at Ikel mans
drug store.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-07-08
GLORIOUS CELEBRATION.
Holly Again Does Herself Proud in
Celebrating our Nations Ami
VerSa,V

The third big Fourth of July
celebration for Holly was pulled
off on Monday in a manner highly
satisfactory to everybody. The
weather could not have been bet
ter. A shower of rain the night
before settled the dust and cooled
the air, making the Fourth a day
to be thoroughly enjoyed.
The number people who
spent the day here was about the
same as last year, although it was
claimed by some that it was the
biggest crowd that ever assembled
in Holly. A conservative esti-
mate would place the number
above two thousand. The cele-
brations at Lamar and Syracuse
reduced the crowds that formerly
came TO Holly from those towns,
but more people came in from the
country than ever before.
Almost simultaneously with the
firing of the salute at sunrise, the
people began to drive in from the
country, and everybody was astir
to participate in the days festivi-
ties. Fire crackers, toy pistols,
torpedoes and all such necessary
noise makers were vigorously ma
nipulated by the joyous small
boys; the flags and bunting with
which all buildings were profuse-
ly decorated, gaily futtered in the
morning breeze there was no
mistaking the occasion. 1t was
the Fourth of Jply-the day for
noise, patriotism and enthusiasm.
and Holly was going in for it all.
The first thing on the program,
after the Las Animas band had
discoursed some sweet music, was
the parade A nicely decorated
arch with the word Welcome
inscribed upon il stood at the iu-
terscction Of Fourth and Chry.
enne streets and was headquarters
for Uncle Sam on. Nj. Brown).
who sat there and viewed the pa
rade as it passed doHn the street
The floats in the parale were
artistically designed and reflected
great credit upon those who got
them up The liberty wagon CON
tanned a number of girls dressed
in white and sitting amidst hand
some decorations, and as they
passed along. tapped the "liberty
bell' Il. regular intervals. The
Holly float WAS a beauty, and so
were all Of them except the burro
and coon with the Lamar and
Holly sugar factories. This was
not so beautiful as it was su4gcs-
tive of past "reminiscences aud
caused much amusement. The
Fairyiew float took the first prize
and III giving it 10 them the judges
but expressed the sentiment of all
who witnessed the parade. w. f.
Wrl.:!lt. Of Jhc Holly Bottline
Works, had one OF the most unique
floats and its ovigiuation was all
his own. 1t consisted Of Il large
boat riggedupon his bicycle. E.
W. Tuttle represented his bust
ness with wagon on which was
nicely displayed harness, saddles,
blankets, etc. He was awarded
the second prize
The program at the grove occu-
pied over two hours and was IN
teresting throughout. j. O, Sword
made a short but patriotic address
and after music by the band and
pra. er, the Rev. Al. Morton held
the audience in rapt attention for
an hour with a stirring patriotic
address interspersod with few
spicy Stories which he knnwr uo
The Holly chieftain., 1904-07-08
Reduced Rates on the Santa Fe

Overland Racing Association Meeting.
Denver Colo. June 10 July 4. 1904.
For the above occasion agents
in Colorado will sell tickets at one
regular standard fare for the round
trip. Tickets on sale Saturday,
June 25 and Thursday. June 30.
Final return limit July 9TH.
Assembly Rates Palmer Lake and Re turn
Tickets on sale daily. June 11th
to September 18th. Final return
limit Sept. 10Th, $40.
Every Saturday, return Monday:
Palmer Lake, $40.
Colorado Springs. S7.55.
Sunday only, returning Sunday:
Palmer Lake, SGl5
Colorado Springs, s., 40.
Pueblo, 81 80.
H. P. HoRsT, Agent.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-21

la joven, cuando lego a Ia carta
iDdicada. sos faccl 1nes Sc contraje.
ron convulsivameute
-Leela alto. -. alto, orden0.
Eutonces conoceras que mi co.,
ducta hacia tt estaba justificada.
Y con voz que en- vsno Sc esfor-
zsbs por conser var clara, Hjl1o le-
y6 10 siguiente:
<Amsdo mfo: Hsce tanto tempo
que marchaste sin saber una pala-
bra tuya, que EN- piezo Greer que
slg1n espfritu maligno .trabsja por
separarnos Estamos en- Roma. mi
padre y 20; pero mi resoluci6n es
tan fuerte. que cast me he reconcl-
lfado con la idea de nuestro pr0xi'
mo matrimonio, como convenimos
en- los deIiciosos dfas del estfo
Ahora lamento ell que tn hermano.
ell cspitAn Darlington, haya enve-
nenado su mente contra tf, en- ter
minos que no pueden repetirse; y
creo de mi deber in1icarts, que ell
cspitan eo 10 ausencia, me declare
81 amor. proponiendome que fuese
50 esposs. ISu perfdia y vanidad
exeden todo 10 decide! Dsspues
me- suplico de rodillas que NADIA te
diiese =. que habfa sido una mo.
ment&nea locura... y 20 pro nett
que no yolviendo a reinci iir. Ell
asunto quedarfa entire nos1tros;
pero que preferfa NJ yerie mas,
tsnto le despreciaba.
,N0 dsj6 Embellishments al cas-
tillo parqne I'd estabss en- G ex-
traniero, y nsdie Saba en- d0nde.
4 sEs que estas ofeniido por Ia csrta
que por mediaci6n de tu hermau0
te escrIbi6 mi padre? Pero segura-
mente m 10 estsr6s conmigo. pues
&c escribf ell mismo dia iurlnfate
mi eterno amor y diciend ito cue
mi padre SO calmarfs. Tu hermano
prometi0 hacer llegar tus manos
las dos cartas, tan arrepentido Sc
halIabs que me did lastima Pero
esta es Ia tercera vez Que te escribo
no be recioido una lfnea que cal.
me mi ansiedad. l0h, amado mfo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-21

mine, pues Sc vende en- p1blica su'
basta para psgsr las deudss del
dltimo de los Idwall
>No conteste; mi cerebro srdfa.
lMuerta lady Mary Y me habfa
sido fiel hssts 10 1itimo = quizas
creyeDdome falsoi Creo que en-
aquel momento perdf ell juicio.
,Albergueme en- otra posada. El
castillo estsba en- venta y resolVf
hacerlo mf1. Por la primsra vsz di
gracias a Dios por mis- riquezas
Dobl6 ell precio de Ia mejor postura
Ogof Llech fu6 INFO. Lo primero
que hice fue zanzibar ell nombre y
llamarie Wood Croft. LIS gente ha-
blaba demasisdo del fantssme de
Ogof Llech. Traje servidumbre de
L0ndres pas6 mucho TEMPO an
tes de que pudiese selectar feles
seryidoreS.
,Durante algunas semanas, no,
meses estuve oyendo todo g4nero de
concentrates acerca de la mujer que
habfa amado. Visite 81 tumbs dia
riamente y la cubrf con las a 1res
que ella preferfa en vida; registre
todos los escondrijos del castillo.
buscsndo cosas que la hubiesen
pertenecido. fragmentos de pape
les escritos por clio las habita-
clones que habfa ocupado, estabsu
cerradas para todo ell munio menos
para mf Allf coDtemplsba todo 10
suYo. allf comuDicaba con 50 es-
pfritu que continuaba siendo INTO.
Hilda, en- ese srmsrio enc0ntrsras
IN paquete. Abrelo y recuerda que
debe ser enterrado conmigo.S
Ls ioven obedeci6 LENA de a1mI-
racior.
-Ua momento, diio John, y des.
desou6s leerss. Encontre ese pa
ouete en- IN caj6u secreto iunto
con ell diario de lady Mary. HI dss-
colorIdo retrato y las 1oTas no ten
drfau iotsres para Il; lee tan SOLO
Ia carta; es Ia voz de Ia tumbs re-
velsndo Ia TRACTION del hermano 4
quien tanto anne. -
Los brillantes ojos del enfaKmo
segufan todos los movimientos de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-21

Llech, m 1coraz6n lsti6 violenta.
mente; m Ysentf reifvenecer. Me
encaminet la posada. pero nadie
me reconcile; evidente mente ha-
bfa exoer4nentado udl gran cambio.
Ns1ie Sc Icordsba d. inf.
.Dtie hos dueflot] de la posada
nue estx&a allf una Tsemana, y Co
mo sent,fares de I'd Iistas hscen 10
mismo bdos los a6fs. Ia cosa no
nodfa e. traffarles; pspues pregan,.
t6 al ell 'kopietario Ie Ogof residfs
en- ell JtIllo. Hal a conocido al
castell .to amos ar res, die, pero
desnue Ituve 1ue bnarchar al ex-
,EI ebmbre hizol t,flal su muier
de nm, 1saliese, y .,spues me exs-
mtn6 ,kentamentd1 Por fin pareci6
oneds fsntisfecho l sfrunci6 ell cefIo.
s-;Ahl va le q fozco, dijo. Us
tad eolao uel falsojAgles, <lue amo
y We Wesdp5 despud,. como dice la
cauc 1n; que dei6E torir q lady Ma
ria. 10 tengo Gu 10 para usted en-
mo, die LrgiOsamen6ei pO-
nie.Y Ia espald1 Sontra la puertA.
,Orlkro DIR todAS. historic de sus
iahshl Dfgame Jed donde puedo
enc htrar a ladH ,1srfa.
.LEn ell cemd eric de Lsuberisl
cor kest6 ell homl,s seversments.
iii cabeza 4 desvAneci0; cref
ca, al suelo. 4 adorada hsbfa
mrkrtoi ,Qnizf, 3i6ndome fiel has
ia 10 1ltimoI
lEl posaderdme ofreci6 una 81
uz pero sin dboner Sc cefio.
b-Es necesFi que dele usted
uI casa; no pede quedsrse aquf.
GEder Idwal La muerto y su hiia
AZ arroi0 al lto una noche de In
yierno. Su sou1ra sparece por allf
chando la lun sesta en- ell lleno. z
,hors. vayase lstedl
,AbrI6 Ia Ferta y orden6 q un
crIado cue ssfse mi equips1e fne-
RAJ afIsdiendd;on sarcssmo:
,-El castiI) esta alberto, y pue-
de listed ir echsr una oieada.
alberto para Ine el pd0lico 10 exa-
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fueron devueltas sin abrir. Tan
pronto como mis- fuerzas me 10 per
mitieron, pncamin6me & Ogof Lie
ch Castle. Los cri ados NADIA sabfan
me Iecibieron cefiudamerte.
1Sin EN- barge, me quedabs algo
que hscer, y este disminuy6 ell peso
de mi perdida de Ei humillan
te derrots. lHabfa cimentsdo mi
vida en- la constancia de lady Ma
RIA, cuando habfa Sido mas effmera
que una mariposa :. IN suenO y
nada mas ST yo no podfa hscer
llegar mis- cartas hasta ella, ella 81
podfa, pues conocfa mi direction.
Pero nj una palahra y la cref
falsa pernda.
,Al POGO tempo ell gobierno me
ofreci0 un importante empleo en la
India. Acepte con ansiedsd y me
lleve q mi hermsno. Allf pase mu-
cho tempo hacienda una fortuna.
La que he invertido squf. I'm aque-
llos amos empece disgustsrme por
los excesos de mi hermano; Sc habia
hecho jugador y borracho, y su
CUQuuCbh lG CGEIU AnS pu5EbnS NC la
meior socieda6. Toda clase de his
toriss Sc le acaacaban. hasta que
termin0 su carrsrG casandose. La
noticis no me desplaci6, maxine
al saber que la novia era de buena
familis. Supongo lue la mat6 q
disgustos; murio q Lac pocas sema
mas de haberte dado q luz.
1Entouces sobrevinieron aconte-
cimientos que pusierou entire nos
otros una barrera infrAnquasble;
estos acontecimientos precipitation
mi yuelta de la India, creyendo que
habfa conclaido con Ell para siem-
pre-.
SVolvf pues q Inglaterra. y mis-
veciuoS de comarcs me recibieron
con los braZ0s abiertos. Pero todo
mi deseo era ocultsrme la vista
de las gentes. Tudo mi penssmien
10 continaaba puesto en- lady Ma
ria.
<Una mafIsns de primavera salt
de Londres en direction a Llsube-
ris Cusndo VI las torres de Ogof
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