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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22

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humano ios que dcsron IL levy rSsron los qssne as T
peros desds Li,urgo So6n. pa.,ndo pT assnsIo p
Macno Alfonso ell Sabio hwta os GAdsIoae Ctvoui
Lo serkn os posta gsndes sAcerdoses ae lae
an 10 hnmsno del mii,sro de 10 creac6a; oil erno "
mara e veio S5foce que ,cstto
br ADtigona Horscio, vate sereno ue sauo ss a -
Dante Mltou explorAdoes audacs oe lnnesao ue @
mss ssonbtoo de los que nupct uvo
an: Cor ha imp.sbls seeno como nataraezs gu
ira. Vc.o sso al cantor de 10 oeftAd oe
o aerkn los artas ssos nComparables necnceros oe
Fdias Psxtsles, hacienda paOtA! o. mamoa M a. n"r.oc
ar6ces de lee g6ticas caredraes huN ma91Va. @ ihr
d. .rts con Il f oa que an Ahambra reasron UNA auor
ua parso, tsda DOR msno las hdAs aquelos
All Rsnscmento gganes del esprtu que reaiz+oa 10
ble. Ln serSn loo 6l6sofos msntes lnttepuN,
vanar ell velo de Ia s peueArel mlsse.io es1Guo uo %
dad de Ia yida ,pa padre de 10 metlflslca fA.on Ssn
L. hs l.msdo el Dvino AsoseA mas p0aercso
cershro ous nupca exisdo,y preserve 20 na o1no
an dsepulo Que no me dssmentirs-dtgel que Ntsncs
veso de ana smeutol inmutAbes para :ee gsI
ds Ia svoluc6n; K,nt Ell ansstA mas profan1o as
Ia vaasa /. r,kSn m,m en- carne hueo con elo'
t.mhkn ssaa almas gensrosas emphidas "a 10
ranos. t,rea de- dssruir sroret praulclos os
isdores los tsrrblss anocau; Voitnrs si
n, pudo eoncur Toios los ben1vsnsa.auoh "u 'Aop ~
6 "A ps. pros.tM solo acanto con IN soo
CRITIC;
p.-o bio, impuso siIsnco 1acliuada Ia ttsnts augusa
81 S,6sr de eso, TERRA msd6 a'gdo tempo Aues' pkA'
{ los postuantes: . ,;.n.. nretandEis
sntrar On el eeoi -. t.
-S.nor conte.t6 Flank in, mlchos, a inminsa m'yona
de los que nos scomps6Absn, han Quedado 10 pss|
Que entrsn todos, todos ordeno entoncsas AMMmo'
Yhe aqui de- aus entr6 en- eclsls Ell gran Nos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22
NOTIONS DEL D|A

-Franquicias sobre Was ferreas.-E obrero
Eizadi en- ibertad provisiona.-E assistant attorney
y los marshals de esta Corte.-Renuncia de San Mi.
llan.-Viaseca, propuesto para sucedere.-Camara de
Comerco doctor Ordonez en- el Hospital Presbite-
rano-Conferencia de Mr.. Falkner con senor Falcon.
Inorme del ingenero Canals. clausura de agi-
bes.-En las Marias.-Renunca de Descartes.-Junta
escolar de Ciaes.-Sobre una nina de Caguas -Teatro
de San Juan-E secretaro del Comite Executive de la
huega Reunion de la Liga de Propetarios. .-Escan-
dalo en- la cae del Interesante ucio por cobro
de un blete de la loteria de Santo Domingo Iturron
do en- San Juan.-Los senores Fej6o y Andino. Un
hurto de 50 dollars.-El professor Lopez robado Go
mission de la poicia nsular. .-Otras notlcias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22

Czmara de Comercio bal, la presi-
dencia de don Manuel Psn,agus.
Ea otro sitio de cate diario ipfor-
mamos sobre los acusrdos que se to-
maron.
En- las solteras casedas, el
Depuratlvo Rlso Mskh hsro fl, eierce
una acci6n podeross en- el desarrollo
de los pech9s. Centsnares de- muje'
res del seno oprlmido, han consegui-
lido, con 81 uso del Depurativo Max
tharoff, un desarrollo complete de los
pechos. Por ESQ, Il Dspurstivo Max.
lharotf es la medlcina ides, de Ia mu.
Iisr.
-Hemos tenido ocasi6u de hacer
luna vista oil hospital Psabiterianc, ,
.aliendo sgrsdab' emsnte sorprsndidos
de las condiciot 9. en- q Q 50 eDcueE-
Itra dich, estAblecimtento.
| Aateayer fatron opersdos nues-
Itro amigo d1n Antonio Flores, de IL
amputaci6n de IN pie por el metode
Ills Fraunn, ' doa Francisco Dorro
noroso, do Carolina, dc uns frsotu
ra DichM operaciones prsctlcadas
Dor sl distipgaido doctor don JOSE
Ordoilez Con Z, fueron h,chss col
maeattia.
Los EFF .rmos SO encuentran bas
lt.nts oien.
II Fslicltamos muy do vsras al doc
!, tor Oraontz,
e Depurativo Ruso Mskharoff
ltonifea los 6rgAnoi digeatlvos, con
forta el si1tema uervIbso y el muscu
lar, llevando la salud & todo el orga
: nismo.
-Esta matlana celebr6 una COR
! lfsrencia con sl comisioaado de Edu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22
Gan Juan,R. p.

Joaqufn Cuadradc, por renureia dc
don Rodolfo Zsrsts.
Ell sscrstsrio de Educaci6n don
Alberto r. Martinez dirigiS ia eserito
Ala Junta ssocIar ds Cia % prsguntsu.
do scerca do 81 constitution. p s|-'
H. prt santado 10 renurcisi del
cargo de mismbro do la Junts Eseolsr
de Santa Isabel don Pedro Descsrtes.
.-vsrios hombres 90 admirsn' Dc
las marAvillss del universe. aotfos
GUSTAV madrugsr para extasisrss cod
los sonoros srpegios do los psiSros:
psro queda demostrado que NOS VOL
vsmos locos contsmplsndo un4 muier
Icuyos delicados dolores los haya ad-
quirido tomando nusstra RIGA cerveza
<Pabst, dc ID que son sgertss M. r.
lCalder6n y CO Tetuan II. .
Don Ramon Rodriguez Aldea,
de Caguas, desea saber el psradero dc
la rs Juana Rodriguez, de 10 Ii
amos de edad, color trigueno, pelo
crespo, tipo fno J delicado; anda des.
icalza vists un traje de listas nsgras.
Esta nina desapareci6 dc su casa, CO.
lie del doctor Goico Sc supiica q Ia
prensa de toda de 10 isla 10 reproduc.
c,6n de estas lfneas.
La cArretllla do 10 sOlivsis %
por )dos oonceptos una ear sclsltdad. :.
No requisrs mucha tension On los 70.
sortas oreradorss, y resporde 81 mas
lige,o toque de lss teclas. Pueds So
carss fGcilmept, de 10 mfquina CON
solo tocsr un bot6a. Esso facilita 10
limpitsA do 10 mGquina.
] Sc dice que las obras del teatro
no empezarsn hasta el pr6ximo Enero.
, Seria conveniente que el ingenie'o don
: Juan B. Rodriguez adelantase cusnto
: antes dichos trabaios, q fin dc Que 81
Edblico pueda tener albert su coliseo
Q Ell s nor Alberto Alvarez, secre
n Oonsfn,ia on Ia pdQina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22

Eel iaeves prtximo 80 reuni6 Q. CO.
mite dc FranQ Quisias para trstar de las
p presenssdas por la compofifa I'd .wslo
msnt,, del termino de Fajardo, 10
referenss central { Jamoalache1
Dlchss franquicias sol,cisan ha-
Ger una lfneA terrea estrechs en- cami-
nos pd ,lieos para trasporte de cai1as.
Aver sali6 en- libersad bsjo fan.
"a de dos mil dollars el obrero Julio
l. zAldi. Esta tarde q las tres, SO vi6 ell
iuicio contra ei en- ls Cofts M anici pal
por Lurbar 10 paz.
Dsfsndi6 al .acusado doa Jose
de G lzman Bsnitez. .ls
Han celebrsdQ coni4rencIs con
el assistant attorney Mr.. Savags el
m arshall y el sub.marsh oil de 10 Corte
de Distrlto de e.ta ciadad.
Ell Dspurativo Ruso Makharoff
cura positivamsnts las afeccionss Gel
higado, erupctones, manchss ca Ia ca.
ra, peoas, caspa, la tina. geietas 90
los plea y manos y tode clase de ma.
nifsstaciones hsrpesicas.
-Hsmos oilo dscir que don Enri
que San Millsp, sub marahalt de ests
Corte de Distrito, present6 su renun
ola con fecha de aver.
-HA sido propuesto para cubri
la vacante del sell )r San MILAN dol
Jaime VilIsecs.
Ell Dspurstivo r $50 Makharoff
no contlene msrclrio, por ESQ NJ en
negrsce los dieasss, nj provo 20 sail
vAci6a psrtinaz, nj trss pecturbseio
mes en- las fuaciones del cato nago.
Aver 90 cslebr6 Ia iunta de Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22
De COMO SE SAlVO YOLTA|RE
tLFRRDo EAIDRRoN

Il Largo de th fernte' esc,nd,osos borrschos grits
ba fdrioso ell Ap6stol
No por csAb,n los de afuera de aporrear Ia
gran mpeu denuedo que los gspss repercutsu
todos les kmbtos Ia mansion celeste las sonordades del
tsneno
-tQu6 suede, Pedro9 pregunt6 Dos, sorprendde por
el inustado es.reD Dto.
Es much,dumbe de perddos que dan golpes voci'
fan dcepdo auieen entr Sin duda han efdo clos
al reno de Dos sufe voencA trstan de voentsr 10 puert
Hay personss qua entisndsn asf Ell Evanssio
-DS,es passr orden6 sl Omouotente.
Obtdeci6 Pedro de nal taIante minsrs
ell divine mandate enreAb6 pueIta dendo los amotuAdos
Ell sehes permte que paae conisi6a de entire
tfos
Una comisi6n San Pedro usabs - a fraeoloRfa pars
menttria
Un grupto pone6 trope por resquicio alberto Ell
ce portero apreur6 buscams qIe puuto
euvo de cogsr OVdio los dados e uuicio. de Las Te
como tsntos otros se Qued6 tti,tamente foeH.
Cuando los comOnldoa isgaron presenCia del Alumo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22

caci6n oil prssidents do 10 Janta Eseo-
lar de San Juan.
FL ssiior Falcon sx ,us6 81 conf
slonsdo 10 necesidad pereptoria en-
que 90 encu sntrs 10 refsridA iunta de
hacsr a'gunos gsAtos que reclsman
con urgencia varlos sdincios sscola'
res de ssta ciudad.
Es muy possible que el Conaejo
Executive vote uu antisipo de Is do.
liars PARA coadyuvar & dichos ira
bsics
Al pedir Ell Dspurstivo Nakha-
rJff, en- Las B ,ticas, teagase 60 cuen-
ia que cads frarco va envuelto en una
cai~ ell gant' de cartulins con el re-
trato de Mskharoff y cada fratco lls-
va sobrs el tsp6n, rn r6tulo rojo con
el nombre de Prepdratieo Ruso Makha
rof, en- letras 5larcss.
Ell ingeaiero ds ia ciudad ssn or
Canals present6 al Ayurtamiento. el
irfJrms Lobre trabsirs & su cargo.
-Muy pronto se pnblicarA una
or lerarzA sobre Ia vents de leche.
L, ofcina lo,al de Sanidad hs
propuesto una ordsnspz. & I'm de que
sean clausurados los algibss de e.ta
cirdad.
Ell comisionado de Educa ion
aprob6 las propuestas do profesore,
lde Isabella.
Ell Dspurstivo r $50 Ms kharof fl
hace desaparecer los dolores agudol
en- las articulaciones y en- los huesos
incluy uysndo los trastornos de csrsctel
.ifi fticc.
-DESPUES do probar todos 10
engsfiosos remedios que 80 anuncisl
en- cuando mas 81 agradece 10 sncaci'
RADICAL del Digestive Woiarrista
cuys superiorid I'D estS universalment
sonfrmada para cursr las enfermeda
des del est6mago.
Curaciones desesperadss en- perse
aas bien conocidas, que 10 tomaro
dursnte tres messs, son las que 10 hs
hecho glorioso, pero un solo estuch
produce meJor efecto que una dozen
do frascos de oualquier otro remedi.
oorQue edsmas do ser el 1nico verd,
dero Curative radical del eat6msgo
ldel intestine, sin engafiosa aocit
= calmante, es Digestive y Purincadt
~ de los Alimentos.
81 Sc debe exlgir que cada host
tenga grabado el nombre Digesti,
a. Moiarrieta.
De vents en- las farmaclas dc Il
T, seiores M. Btanco y Cs, Ramon Aim
n. zan, y Fidel Gaillermsty de San Jul
u. puerto Ricol; y enlas prlnci pales DR.
a- guerias de Europa y AmscicA. Dap
sito en- Paris, ruedes II Haupriettes. 4
n. -Ha sido nombrado miembro
u. 10 Junta escolar de las MAtias d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22
AccI0nes
Banco Espahol.... . Is & 20.
Banco Territorial. . IA & Is.
Buques anuncIados

Buques anunclados
Catalina, SAli6 de Ca1arias |
para sssa ell II del corriente.
sMiguel Ga'laris CON procsisncla
do Barcelona y escalas intsrmedias
saldra el 80 del presente.
xAnsonio L6pezs. H .cia el 25 del |
corrisnts recalara proosdents do Co.
l6a y escalas, siguieodo vlajs para Ca
narias, Cadiz, B Barceloas y Geaova.
philadelphia, Saldra para New
York madsna.
Caracas, Estari aquf proceden
to do New York el q del corriente.
<ssn Jda1s zsrp6 del puerto de
New Orleans para el nusst.o el dia
Is, del actual.
| <Baenos Airess FL % de cate mes
e1tarA sQui pro ,sdsnte de- Gen wa y
escalas. Contiauar& visie para 10
Habana y dsmas pusrsos de su ruta.
| AWsUfWt Pt~oiOs
De Ia isls vspor <Porto r R'co.s
Sc nahltarom de salida:
vapor <Julis, para la Habana
y puertos intermedios.
Vapor <Poncss para Ponce cor
cargo de tr&nsito.
Goleta 80 ssesdaS para Naguabo
<voluntsds Fsj ardo y Yablooa.
<dArio, Calebra.
Buques en- puerto
TRAvSEIA
<Augusta w. Swon, descargando
Georgia Gilhey, descargando.
<Grabiellss des,arganio.
COSTANEROS
xRicario Ruiz, invarnaudo.
xPssra, invernani 10.
<Mavsg asz ana, idescargando.
<Joyen NallIna, peadlsnte.
<Dos Hsrmanos, f srlo.
<Casaior1 Maunabo.
x[udla, Aguadiila y Mayaguz.
xCorsz6a de MariaI Aguadilla
lMayaguez.
<porto Ricos csrgando.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22
SECC'UN 'NERCANr RI
,Aotas. comsIcia|es de San Juan

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varlos artieulus del pals
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centrftugay elsro dc II . sbs
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him on the ground he caught up | Claude who was only seven and gave | him a hearty kiss. Now l think you | might let me speak to mother. and arm In arm they marched into the beauti- full old well warmed hall. where over coat and hat were taken by his loving young wife, she never allowing any of the servants to do these things for him.
 "Oh Daddie, Murver got de bootiful- ist cake you ever saw. wifi red berries all over 1t. and me and bubber Is going to dine wifi you" .=->.
 Yes dear we nave no company to- night, only our little family, said Mrs. Montrose.
 Well where Is little sister. is she not going to celebrate my birthday too?"
 "Oh Daddee." chirped up Paul, Ruth too title to be vited out, she IS iofin but two years old" ".:.5
 "Oh." laughingly responded MT. Mon rose, Tit Is only mature men like your elf I am to expect"
 "Oh 1se big enough to go to de war vif you. but l got to stay and take are of Murver and little sister. God bless you my little son. and may you ,lways be ready to take care of and protect mother and little sister"
 Again that look of trouble passed lNeT the me StTOuB ldCe oupPVi hC" 1eing over, nurse Mary came and car lied the two little fellows off to bed.
 Now. Churchill, what is the news n town know from that thoughtful 'ook that passed over your face few moments ago something has developed n Montgomery.
 Yes my dear Marie. am afraid when the old year dies out the new will usher in that terrible fiend war. God
 od you, my darling. and the little ones here, unprotected, with so many slaves on the place.
 Why. my dear Churchill. you forget What better protection could I have In vour absence than Uncie Zeke. old black Toe, Nanny Nell, Allen, Betsy Ann, ana iozen of others that would be faith- 'ul"
 Yes. I thank God" said Churchill MontAose. that some of our black folks will be true to their last breath. As for zeke and young Allen they will stand like the rock of Gibralter. un- | swerving. but there now, we will not let this evening be spoiled by overhang- ing shadows, am going to run down and take a plunge In the old Talla- poosa."
 "Oh Churchill not tonight, 1t Is too cold and bleak"
 "Oh the colder 1t Is the better why | it makes you feel like new made wine to take a plunge into the water on such | a night.
 "But am always go afraid of that swift current" pleaded his wife.
 why you faint hearted little girlle was not born and raised on the banks of that fussy mouthing old stream. will be back in a few minutes, Dye bye"
 | He turns a be starts down the broad walk. and stops for a moment to look back upon the old colonial home, us beauty showing to every advantage or Its high eminence. the lawn sloplne down to the waters edge between aI ] avenue of oaks and magnollas
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He quickly drew his shirt sleeve across his eyes, as he saw the two little boys and Mrs. Montrose running down the steps to meet him. "Oh, It Is Dad dee; 1t Is Daddee." both cried, Jumping all around the horse as their rather sprang lightly down and handing the reins to Allen, said: ''I have some or anges. When you have put the horse up, come by; think Jake will enjoy one"
 "Oh. where is my Noah's Ark; oh' where is my firecrackers? And Daddee, Daddee did you know my Rosita had five booful white kitties, all cept two what is gray, and murver says me ana bubber can stay up to supper, cause 1t is your birfday,"
 Well Paul. suppose you catch yonr breath before you fall for lack Of u, saying he laughingly tossed his A. year. old son up tn the air. Placing
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comin." Better let me go. Uncle Zeke. Fse stronger dan you" Who gwine carry dat rope out in dat frozen water" enquired anxiously another negro who had just arrived.
 "Ise meself." said Zeke wrathfully. "Ye fool niggers ain't got sense enough to do muffin" ." ..:-. ,.::.... ..
 Let me go. Uncle Zeke." pleaded the boy.
 Go along wid ye, chile; lows you lubs him, but dis ain't no time to speru- mate Hold on dar young marster." and with a shiver and a shudder he began wading out, but in a moment found it so deep and swift he began swim ming. Then he found himself almost drifting into the current, but with the strength of Hercules, for which he was noted, he succeeded in getting. back into smooth water. Then tying the rope around his own waist, he cried to the young man. who was fast loosing his strength and courage, Hold on anoth- CT minute, young Marster; hold on, old Zeke am gwine to save you, Lord & massy help me trow dis here rope to him." out went the lifeline, but the eager hand failed to grasp it. To turn both loose meant instant death.
 Now oh Lordy. if you lubs dis poor old nigger help him to trow dis here rope" and once again he throws 1t out. This time Montrose succeeds in grasp ing 1t, placing it between his teeth, he finally ties 1t around his body. Zeke then pulls it over and over, towing him in, as a large vessel tows out to sea a smaller craft. Many eager hands now rush to his assistance, and in few moments they have him landed safely on the banks, none the worse for his fearful experience, save a few bad bruises.
 So quickly, so quietly had the whole hA1n n mates u4 the big white house knew nothing Of 1t until informed by the young unaStHr himself. The next day Uncle Zeke was presented with mag" nificent gold watch which he proudly wore to the day of his death, and AL len found it in his mothers cabin, the hearts desire of his being breech- | loading shotgun, bearing in silver let ters, For faithfulness.
 In a few more months war was de- | clared Among the truest and the | bravest was Churchill Montrose, captain of his company.
 "Yes, suh." said Uncle Zeke, year after Captain Montrose left. when ne | and old black Joe were smoking thelr pipes in the quiet moonlight in front | of their cabins, but always watchlnS the big white house, yes, suh' many a | time is I seed young misses stand III front of de window, de one what LOOKS down de big road, and into de old Tai ] lapoosa River, right dar in front or l dat window her machine stands Sne goes dar, leans her elbows on dat olo machine, clasps hur hands under hur chin and stands dar hour at tlme looking out at de crepe myrtle wid it's
 big feathery plumes of pink, and it sho does have the finest scent of any now
 CT. No wonder she sets such store by dem flowers, but it pears lack to me
 she looks out dar after young Marstei
 done gone. like she tist don't see muffin
 wid de sorrowfulest spression on hel
 face I just tell you, Joe. it putty nigf
 makes dis old nigger cry. T'otheI
 (ContInued on Page sl
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FOR YOUNG MASTERS SAKE


In that pleasant part of Alabama where the turbulent waters of the Tal- iapoosa rush onward to meet the Coosa. and join in its merry chattering as both wend their way into the sluggish wa ters of the Alabama there stands an isolated little village. Though hold ing aloof from her more stately sisters, she stands there in great pride and dig nifty always conscious of her strength and beauty.
 Tallassee, the Beautiful, as she is lovingly called by all who have ever been 30 fortunate as to tread the soil on her sunny banks. with climate un- equaled, with scenery beautiful and awe-inspiring. with people on hospital ity bent-no wonder Churchill Mont rose looks lovingly around, as he rides in a leisurely way this cold November afternoon towards his elegant old colo nial home, perched at the top of the highest hill. commanding a magnificent view of all the country around. But the beauty of 1t all seems to have brought a look of sadness to those clear, honest eyes. for he is evidently 9ost in a deep meditation over some Mery serious problem.
 Let us take a closer look at this young man who today celebrates his SOth year High features. naturally strong. and powerfully expressive. an
 
 flashing at times almost reckless. yet always a thorough aristocrat high bred, noble, quick to respond to the suf- ferings of man or beast; with eyes that would flash out such coldness and con tempt, and yet at other times i'll with as much tenderness as mothers over her little child; brave as one of the Romans of old. Such was Churchill Montrose, owner of all the broad acres for miles around. "T'm sometimes up an I'm sometimes
 down
 Comin' fur ter cyarry me home: I'm bent on heaben en a golden crown,
 Comin' fur ter cyarry me home" A Mir Montrose's face cleared, and a broad smile appeared as he listened to the dolorous tune being sung by @ we'll known character of the plantation. old Aunt Emmerline.
 Swing low. sweet charryot,
 Comin' fur ter cyarry me home, Swing low. sweet charryot,
 Comin' fur ter cyarry me home"
 Yes. ard if yer don't watch out de debbil gwine snatch yer out Of dat same charryot, but Lordy, Emmerlipe. you Is so slick spect you gwine No dodge hirn-mind, now, says If you kAp
 As MT. Montrose listened to tNe old familiar darkey hymn. and the pleas5 antry of old black Joe. he burst into a haarfv fit of laughter, much to the as- tonIshment of the two negroes, who had not noticed his approach.
 A few nights before. BroA Johes. Il powerful colored preacher hSu at for his text, Come ana aIinA .S,ne Che this." TolIowing his sermon c"t 'NN
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boy, and how it ever happened no one ever quite understood. but in diving he must have lost his hearings for he came up right out in the current a few feet from the falls, where if help was not given soon he must inevitably meet a terrible death by being dashed over the rocks. He gave one cry for help and grasped a providently projecting rock Even then an occasionally wave would break over him. The boy Allen
 heard the cry, took one look. his quick ness took in the situation immediately
 and on the feet of love, with the swift ness of a deer hound. he sprang up the hill, over to the negro quarters crying
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dat bottle from town. When is you gwine agin?"
 well, I don't know: but is there any thing you want. old man; just tell me- and you shall have it."
 The old darkey chuckled softly to himself Then turning his head and giving A side glance at the fat old Elm merline tugging along. winked at MT Montrose and said:
 Well, de sperret Is about on me to line de Baptist Church. and lowed l better git little dram fust."
 Laughing heartily. Mir. Montrose call ed over his shoulder as his horse broke into a gallop, T will send 1t down 10 you"
 A bright young negro lad. hearing the neighing of the horse, ran out 10 meet him Knowing his young master was expected home at that time. ne hao
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Crouching at the feet of every magno- lia grows the Southern pomegranite, which even this late in the season is bearing it's clusters of crimson and golden fruit. and nuttering its many hued leaves down as soft and beau- tiful covering for the thousand blue violets below A moisture gathers in his eyes as he wonders if the war were to break out. if he would ever see it all again But dashing the tear away he rushed down to the river where he sees In advance of him, the young negro Allen. "-:.
 Hello Allen what are you doing here?' Muffin suh. I just thought