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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
Actors Aid Sufferers
Ry Associated Press.

KANSA1 CITY, April 2s-A big San
Francisco benefit was given at Con-
vention hall last night by members
of ten different theatrical attractions
now playing in Kansas City. Every
theater in the city was closed and
aided the benefit The show was at
tended by 5000 persons and 1920 was
added to the city's general relief fund.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
intending to return after the fire had
passed and recover what they could.

| intending to return after the fire had
passed and recover what they could.
Never Returned
They never came back; the terrors
of the rocking earth and the sweep of
flame were too much for their oriental
minds; but the looters came and every
thing that was of any use or value has
been carried away.
The merchants who hoped to save
something out of which they could re-
establish themselves will never find
any of the stock they left except by
searching through the homes where
looters dwell.
The work of the looters has not been
confined alone to the ruins of stores and
business houses.
Many residence sites have been
worked over and articles of gold,
silver and china carried away.
The banks have established guards
about their premises, but very few of
the owners of homes have taken this
precaution.
Guard Art Institute
At the ruins OF the Hopkins art in
stitute and the Stanford residence
guard is maintained. and yesterday
men and women who had been gather
ing relics in the ruins of other houses
along Pine and California streets com
planned vigorously against the refusal
of the guards to permit them to enter
upon the ruins where the Stanford and
Crocker homes once stood.
Their previous knowledge of the
character of these house furnishings
convinced them that the profits of
looting there would be great.
Among the ruins of many of the fam
lily hotels the looters have been very
fortunate. And in the ashes of pawn
broking establishments they have
gathered trinkets which no money will
ever redeem.
No Limit to Endurance
There is no limit to the endurance
of the looters nor to the efforts they
will make to acquire something of
value. A man was observed on Lower
Pine street yesterday carrying a cash
register which he had dug from the
ashes.
Toiling and sweating under his bur-
den, he was making his way toward
the ferry. until advised by a friendly
sentry that he had better leave it.
Another man boarded the boat car
rying a meal sack filled with expensive
plates and dishes harvested among the
ruins of Chinatown.
Women scrambled for place to rest, |
being wearied by the days great quest
for loot.
One man carried full dozen plates
of expensive Chinese ware, hand |
made and decorated, which were priced
by a former Chinese merchant as be-
ing worth So apiece.
Everything Is Included
Cups and saucers, vases and dishes,
bronze and brass ornaments, have
found their way into many humble
homes on the other side of the bay |
at no other expense than the cost of Il
ferry ticket and three or four hours
digging among the ashes.
Efforts have been made by the mil |
itary authorities to stop the looting, |
but it would require a large force to
patrol all the district in which the
work is being carried on. 1t is prob |
able that if the looting continues the
will be forced to revert to |
the system of allowing no one to enter
the city except those who have a pass !
explaining their business and right
TO he here
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
Mechanics to Aid Brothers

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-W. L. Gill
crest. national councillor. Junior Order
of United American Mechanics, has
sent an appeal to the 1900 councils of
the order asking the members to make
liberal donations for needy brothers i'll
San Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
Declares Monday a Holiday
BY Associated Press.

by ASSOCIdleU FTV5S.
SACRAMENTO, April 2s.-Governor
Pardee today issued proclamation de-
claring Monday, April 80, a legal holi-
day. In this connection, Governor
Pardee today stated that in response
to numerous requests he will give two
or three days notice in advance of the
cessation of legal holidays.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
PEDDLER SELLS SUPPLIES
III-eotten Goods offered to Any Who
Will Purchase
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S.-Sup-
plies for the homeless and hungry sent
in by philanthropic and charitable COM
munities throughout the country are
being sold on the city streets by licensed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
Quake Also Shakes HollIster

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S.-Details
have been received here of the damage
done at Uollister, in San Benito coun-
ty, by the earthquake of April IS. One
life was lost and the property damage
amounted to about 100000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
Record Books Lost by Fire
Rv Associated Press.

BY ASSOCldlGu fIVSb.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S.-A. K.
Grim, recorder of Alameda county. was
informed yesterday by messenger
sent to him from John II. Nelson, re-
corder of San Francisco county, that
about 1900 of the record books of the
offices were lost in the recent disaster.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
Chicago Sends 10000 Blankets
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO, April 2S.-Twenty thou
sand double blankets were sent to
San Francisco today over the Chicago
& Northwestern by the Chicago Com
mercial association.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
Havana ApproprIates $4,000
Ry Associated Press

HAVANA, April 2S.--A bill was in
troduced in the house of representa-
tives yesterday expressing sympathy
with and appropriating $50,O00 for the
relief of sufferers by the California
earthquake.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

New York TeIeeraphs $1,5oo,ooo
BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 2S--Transfers of
money to San Francisco by telegraph
up to 11:31 o'clock today amounted to
$1,155 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Thaddeus p. Sears

Thaddeus P. Sears
By Associated Press
CHICAGO, April 2S.-Thaddeus P.
Sears, president of the Western Asso-
citation of California Pioneers, died here
today, aged 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
Cavalry Comes to Coast

BY Associated Press.
DIES MONIES, Ia, April 2S.-Twc
squadrons of the Eleventh cavalry will
leave Monday for San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
LooTERs MAKE BIG HAuLs
Search Ruins for VaIuables and Police
Offer No Interference
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 2S.-Greater
in numbers than the military force
guarding the lives and property in this
city is the army of looters that has
taken possession of San Francisco.
From early in the morning until late
at night every boat from across the
bay brings hundreds of people whose
sole purpose in visiting the city is to
dig among the ruins and carry off such
articles of value as they are able to
find with a small amount of effort.
Laden with suit cases, baskets, bags
and satchels, they come, eager to grab
from the streets and houses anything
that may have possible historical oil
pecuniary value. Toward nightfall
they wend their way across the bay,
carrying the heavy profits of their
DAYS labor.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

Talk-o-Phone free. See the proposition
In tndaN'H Herald
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
Communicate Resumed to Napa
Ry Associated Press

BY ASSOCldIeu FIe5S,
NAPA Cal, April photographic
communication with Oakland and San
Francisco, through Oakland, was re-
sumed in Napa today for the first time
since the earthquake, ten days ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
orders countermanded

Although strict orders were given at
the beginning of military rule that all
persons detected in the act of looting
should be shot, the rigor of this regu-
lation has been relaxed and now the
army of looters is in full possession of
the blackened ruins.
Throughout old Chinatown and along
Kearny street, where bazaars filled
with oriental wares once stood, the
harvest of loot has been particularly
rich.
Men, women and children, fearing
neither the presence of the military
nor the danger of tumbling walls,
swarm about the ruins with great profit
to themselves. In many of the Chinese
and Japanese stores, when the fire ap-
preached. the proprietors buried large
mart of their stock in the Easements,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
rTECLA THEATER
THEATER

- WEEK STARTING MONDAY. A
direction Fred l.. Griffith, will presen
ures LaRue Bros. acrobats. Benefit a
Prices 10c, zoe, 25c. No higher.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
32S S. Main st,
FIRST ST. BET. SPRING AND MAIN.

PRIL S0-Fischer's All Star Company,
"THE TROUPERS." Vaudeville feat
Mason theater Thursday. Matinces
Souvenir matinee Friday afternoon
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-20
Col unaefetlieb fem.

Gin &edtsauwalt BON Waibin9ton,
.. g., bebauptet, Die @ntbefung ses
ma9t Su baben, oab bic BON Rraiioent
ROOieuelt unldusit ueriii9teanwsnouns
Der uertiirsten SdreibmetbObe bon eng
liiden @Orterri in oirettsm 8iberiprut
gu eitem @eies itsbt, bus Der Sunoes'
cougreB Dor 25 Sabren als 9emeiniame
6eiolutiOu beioer Sauier anseHOmmen
bat. Ota6 bieier Serfiisuns, bic Sc
ietesfrait erlaust bat unb niemals
Wioerrufen WOrben lit. mus Bebiter's
ni9t uertiirjtes @Orterbua als Ri9ts
i4nur fir Redtidrsibun9 enslii4er
86rter anseieben werOeu. Otad ben
weitereu ansaben oieies 9eiesfuuOi.
gen @emdbrsmannes bat bas 8unoes'
Oberssridt oisies geies fir cOnititus
tionell ertlart.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-20
Nnlaienes rddten fidt.

giad elmer aus Manila in Gan
Srancisco eiusetroifsnen Dspeide srif'
fen gulaisues cine abtbeiIuns bes "a.
Sufanterie . Resiments. bas aus
Sarbisen bsitebt, an, uertpunosteu
att unS tSbtetsn swei SOloaten. Gil
wurbs baum mad einem bisisen Sample
Don ben Eruppen in bic SluAt 9eiAla'
gen. Sn Der burauf %fOlgenoen 0tafI
matten bic Pulaienes einen ansrif aui
bas Eager Der ~farbisen Truppen. aut
bel bieIer @elesenbsit fam ss gu eiieu
bluti9en Rinsen, bas nit elmer politan'
biaen 9tieberlase Der Rulaieues enbete,
Dieie fparen In 8utb Seratben. mel
bic Buubestruppen pe9en Der Grmor'
ouna bes 2ieutenantS Rocoe 2reabmel
Don Der Sunbihafter . abtheilun9 an
ibnen blutise Rsuanae senOmmsn bat
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-20
Gbreueer xribut.

Der 6. Sftober, Der Deuti6e Gag,
mirb in oieiem Sabre baburd cine gang
beionbere 8ebeutuns unO @sibe erbal-
ten. baB an oielem Gage auf Der
lestsn 8ubsftdtte bes Wanues, Oeiien
9Birfen bic @ntltebuus bieles cages
in sritsr 8aeibe su ueroaufen lift, oes
Or. @Ottfrieo TbeObOre aellner, elm,
BON ben Deuti6eu gbilaOelpbia's &C.
Iestes, i9li6tes Denfmal enthiat
wsrOsn piro. Die auresuus our ST.
ridtuns bieies 9ributs Der Rietat
uno Der Entertaining an Oas anocn'
feu oes 8eritOrbenen sin9 pom
nMannsr6or," benz amlteiten @eianss
perein in ben Sereint9ten Staaten,
aus. psldem Or. Seltuer felt lanser
Sahrsn oils Mitslieb unO Seamter
unssbort bate uno in beiien arstien
sr am lisbiten uerweilte. Der aus
poltrtem Grant her9elfeute, 3fDolI
SUP bobe Denfitein miro fol9ence
Sui6rift tra9en:
Dem beuti4en Sreibeitsfdmpfer,
benz beuti9 . ameritanii9en Sournali'
item unb 8olfsmann uno Miitbesriinber
bes Deuti9en cages, Or. @ottfrieO
9beoSor Selluer, 9eboren am 27.
ausuit 1919. seitOrbsn ain Is. Otai
1898, in ebrenOer @riuneruns setpib:
met BON ben Oeutiden Siirsern Der
Stabt 8biluoelpbia, am 6. Sftober
1oO6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-20
Scarf ncminirt. Ill

Die ~unabbausise Ni9a" bon Stem
gorf bat mad elmer iebr ftiirmiiden
Sisun9 ibre Convention nit oer 0tOs
miuatiou zines uollitduOigen GidetS, an
Oeiieu Spies Bm. q. Searit als @Ou'
uerneurscanbibat itebt, gum abf4lnB
9ebru6t. Stiirmiid mar Die Sisuns
utdt etpa oesbalb, wetl in
bisi9en Oebatten Die erresten Settler
auf chamber platten, ionoern neil
bic @osen Der 8egeiiteruu9 mana'
NAL 10 bod sinsen, oaB Die ReOuer
ui9t gum @ort fOmmen uno feline
@eiddfte erlebi9t meroen fonnteu.
Die BON Der Si9a uuter braulenbem
Subel per affirmation auf9eitelltteu
@anoioaten ltno: Willtam Hanbolpb
Searit, @ouperneur; &ewts Stupue'
iant Gbauler BON Du6eB. 8ice'9ou'
usrnsur; Sobn g. @ablen BON WtOns
roe, Staatsiefretar George q. Suffer
pom Sefferion Staats : Sdasmeiiter
Or. 6. 3. Us. 9luel bon Grie, Staatss
au6itur; Srant Z. @etbnlan BON
Eomptins, Staats . Snseuieur, uno
Sber g.. Staatsanwalt Sobu 5oro
bon SEEM 9Orf. Sn ieiner Rebe, bic
Searlt Dor Der Convention bielt, naf'
benz er pom einem gu oieiem i3wed
ipe,ieu e%rnannten 9Omite auf Die
8iibne 9eleitet wOrOen mar, ia9te
er, baB ietn YrOsrumm peosr %iOsiali-
itii6 nod irsenowie iOnit ertrem iei,
loneern oaB er parin reincs anerifas
nertbum pertrets.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-20
Be6fef e%mpfcbfen.

Das beuti6e Sriessmiuiiterium bat
elm Runbldreiben erlaiien, in BEN bic
@ommanbeure Der e%injelnen Gruppen.
abtbeilunsen eriudt weroen, Die Srase
;u erpdsen, oh Die Babl Der Teierus'
OffiSiere our6 Die aftiuen OffiSiere in
ibrer iesisen SOrm b%eisubebalten iei
Ober oh bierin cine aeuoeruns einss'
fiibrt tperben io1ts. unb oann bariiber
8eridt 5u eritatten. 3usleid mirb
betont, baB iid elm BeGiel empfeble.
UNI ben bdufisen atasen, baB Suben in
PreuBen sefliiientlid BON Der Babl 3u
Reierus'S ffi5isren ansseidlOiien mers
ben, Elm @noe gu MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-20
Mdhfte Xriesensepnferen,.

Or. Dauib Supne Sia, Der GOniul
Der gereinisten Stauten in ben 0tieoers
lanben, Der ausenbliflih in sebeimer
Wtiiiiuu in Der 8unoesbauptitaOt
weilt, ertldrte, baB Die na6ite Srieoens'
cOniersn; wabriaeinti6 i'm Wtai ODER
Sum- udditen Sabres ab9ebalten wer'
ben wirb. gtad benz Dafiirbulteu oes
Serrn Sill wirb bieie @onferens besbalb
pom GROCER @ihtisteit iein, neil iif
infolse Der 8unbreiie u~uieres Staats.
istrstdrs wabridetnlid idmmtlide iiib'
amerifaniide 6epubliten oaran be-
tbeiliSen peroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-20
Giiemb Seiftabelle.
Sslapare, %sadapaHna Hnp @sHsrn Balm.
Sn arafl rem a. Stunt 1906.

Sn 8rafi fsn "a. SUM- 1906.
SiOliG -8uIGBt SCRANTON fir Stem gpri
um 2.05, $40. COS. 500. 1920, Born. ;
IL. 40, 3.25 unb $40 Na&mittass. 8fr
Stem gcrf uub philadelphia, um $40 gprm.;
12.4O uup 33i Hadmitides. 5ir
1ubsbauud. 6.te Ra6mtttass.
96roIih -6ir Buffalo I'm rs, 6.25 II. 800
Wlpr.; f.55. $40 uus tt.iu Rahmittaes. 6ir
Btnsbamtpn, Glmtra uue 3pii6sHfatteutu, tim
1910 Npr uut los Rahm. 8ir Sspssp.
@Yraeuls uuo Utica. nm LIS uub 6.25 Mpr. ;
f.55 Ratmitaes. Ssrsgo. Spraeufs une
Utica 3ug UNI 6.25 Mur. lGuft tGsIi6, ausat-
npmmen Spuutaes. 6ir MontrGfs I'M 500
Mor.; los une $40 Ra4m. RihpIGpn ae,
tempeaticu. I'm 400 Ratmittaas. Sine-
hampton 9eepmcratipn, um 6.f5 Natmittass.
Sloomsburg 9ibiion-gtrIdBt Scranton
ffr Ncrtbumbtrlaue I'm 6.35. 1920 Wcr. +;
f.55 uns $40 RaGm. Cir plymouth um COS
Ra&mittass.
Scnntaes'3hee.
Gfpfia-Ear ReB gOrf I'm 2 05. $40.
6.05 nnb 1920 Wurssns; 3.35 unb BAG
Ydhui.
RSrolia - Sir Buffalo I'm LIS, uni
6.25 Wcr.; t.55, $40 unb lilo Natnh
Sir 9inatamipu unb 3pii&tn1attpusu, SOC
uub 1910 8prntttaes,
Bloomsbury 9ibiion- gerl6Rt Serantpr
II 1920 Mor. uub $40 Natmiitaes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-20
Mau6per= Mnafnd.

aus benz MauOperfelbe bes 16.
Srmeetorps bel Erier fOmmt Die 9unOe
pom siuem bOdit betlasenswertben llns
glid. @dbrenb elmer uebuns, an wets
der aud artiGerie t~beiluabm. erptobir'
ten plOsti6 mebrere RrOsfaiten nit adt'
zig @eidoiien, unb bic @rptoiion uer'
breitste uubsit uno Serosrben. Wtebs
rere Manni6aiten wuroeu our9 bic
mad alien Seiten umberfiesenben
Sprsnsitiide idwsr uerlest unO cine
ansabl Fferbe serriiien. lin bic ur.
iafe bes unsliids feit3uitellen, lit io'
fort cine ftrsnse nnteriuAuns einseleitet
moroen.
Die feiniten Drudarbeiten in Der Stabt,
9isfert bic Office oes -@odenblatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-20
Shredlid1er Cob.

Sn benz Sort 8ortb, Geras, Staot.
sefdnsniB fanb Elm etUa as Sabr after
gteser, giamens Silas SobuiOn, Der
lpsseu Gruutenbeit perbaftet tuOrOsu
mar, einen q~uatuOlten Cob. @r Der.
ludte gu entfIiehsn unS 3iinbste, nm
Ieinen 8lan ausfiibren gu fGunen, oas
SOl3perf in ieiner Belle an. Das 6euer
brsitsts iid i6ueI aus, unb ebe Sobus
iOn beraus tommen fOuute. mar er uou
alien Seiten BON Seuer umseben. Gr
larie I'M 9ilis bod ais es Der Seusr.
fpebr selang, feline Belle 3u errei6eu,
mar er bsrsits cine 9ei4e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-20
eeutfA aeftorben.

Su 8ittsburS lift bic 0laaridt ein9e'
t~rOffen. oab 9err Camille Dtercaoer,
elmer Der besabteiten Der Snsenieure Der
Carnegie Steel So. uno 8raiioent
oss 9ittsburser 3weisss bes Deutif'
Smeritaniideu Gehnifsr : Serba1'
oes, i'm ct. Sobn SOipitat su Rbita'
oelpbia peritOrben lit. 9err Wiercas
Der erblidte Dor 46 Sabren in Seiters
reid oas Yidt Der @elt uno mar
1889 mad amerita 9sfommen. SIN
leinem SADIE wiOmete er iid baupts
id9lid RrOblemen, Die CUR SerbeIies
rrns bon Maidineu fiibrten. Serr
Gbas. ID. Sawab wuBte Den talents
oOllen Snsenieur gu idasen uno
itanb in freuuOiduftliden BeSisbun'
gen gu ibm. Der SsritOrbene.. mar
8raiiosut oes Gedniiden 8eretns,
Mtitslieb Der Snsenieur : @eieai9aft
uOn 8eit Reunipluania, DIRECTOR oes
Deuti6eu Clubs unO Mitslieo oes
Union Clubs. Die Sei9e miro mad
Der alten 9eimatb iiberfiibrt perOen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-20
9adauauna G. 8gomins Daleg.
WaureI einie.)
arnft an, 0nni O

Irat In strait am I. Junt 1915.
9iiae perInHen Seranton UNI 1 90, 200, 300
400, 500 uns 600 Wurasus. lin 5 40 Wpr-
asns an @phtutdgtn unb ale uahfplstnes
i~,pau,ia WiRutsn, une UNI 700 Wcrgtns an
@punfaesu unb aGt nabfOleenbt s%ranits Wt'
uuttn bts uub iufIuFpt IL 40 Na6ts, in Wtl-
fts.9arrt III Mtuutsn ip1ttr anfonrnsus.
2Has ale 10 Wiuuitu an @p9tntagsH BON
800 bic $40 Nahmittnse.
Grprt6,hes baIttn nur in pittstpu an, ptr-
IaHtn scranton ale StunSt tdsIi6, ausas'
nonmen ScHntae, pen 7.t6 Rcrdtns bic I'm
7.t6 Rahmittaas unO trtfen In Wtltts-Barr'
80 Mtuutsn (p6ttr elm.
Oeftsrtr Ditnf ,ptiatn SCRANTON, Ras anf
Tarf nnh Ttttrsburs.
Siebs Sdbrptau fir atpSdbtfSrbtrnss 3hgs.
8.6 @slg IT,, 8nfsbrsIetsr, scranton
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-20
9eben ais TriecenseommiHdre mad,
Suba.

ShpA
giud elmer nit Straightforward Gait,
benz itelluertretenoen Staatsletretar
Bacon unO SlOttenietretar 8Onaparte
absebaltenen Gonferen3. faBte Der Pra'
iibent bel. @ntidlub. Straightforward
Gait uno ben itellpertretenben Staats.
lefretdr Bacon mad Sauana gu ididen,
I'M Die Gage bort ssnau gu unteriuhen
unb ibren GiufluB 5u @uniten Der Sei.
lesuns Der Streitisteiten selteno su
MAIDEN. Sine oie8be;i9lide 3uidrift
wurbe Dem cubanii6en @eianoten fir
bic YereiniStsn Staaten, Sencr Que
iaba. Su9eitellt, in Der ausoriidlih
barauf %binsewieien wirb, oaB bic De
sieruns Der Sereinisten Staten in ses
piiiem Sinne fir bic 3uitanoe auf
cuba uerantmOrtli9 unb mad ben les'
ten uno abiolut suuerlaiii9en 9ta6'
ridten 5u Der reberseusnHs 9etommen
lift, baB Der Offentlihe 6rieoe ernitlit)
bsbrobt unb ~wertbuOlles Gisentbum
bon ameritanerH beOrObt lit.
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vsz primers; h casasaad s frsne atren 81 oorason
oonnea entagan otro compeso de una
confans 6bA 6irrA xiva Experm6ntas nm gocs COME
saa M al axar htse duxura "a ese Abandono Dc mlmo
enda bruca Dc deconOcdo 60 10 mss pofundo oe
nuestro ser.
al oaho do aleuncs mnuos los doc 69ans % conocan
nunes huhssn sepado dssds % iDtsnea HsbAn
sCshado Dor s0srcAHss "a 81 banco yfsian como hAEmno
Ii snpafa naca ala do las ssneiaBx@ do M dife-
rsncis ri nusvo amigo do Denied habs sensdo ain duda
Atdo hIca por smbsnss inquisso POT sspscso ducs
exr.no E fuee heoso gusiana % aef nusn0 CON iOs
d6bilss.
Al qua huberon hsbiadO sn6ronss hermanos pf: sodA
vida Anbo eran hu6Tapos hsbisn eegdc h aspss inves
gac6n Dc h verdSd por vie de lss esncs Ambos
61camente consRo mmos PsrsCanss a dsas de uno oes
pertaban 81 espiRitu del Otro ideas ssmslanasa
% historic pero eudandc de hlbHT d mon ava iea
oonnkrArsu vida A1smGs rsos.so violenarae nsoa
hunddosu ahnaRAo6n profnndo 90 % coFason
guardsba aIi laOs de les mirsdA. de tcdos.
Supo que o. Compeasro tuchaba vAsnIsmente conSfa
pobr.s Uee.do Psrs Gin an cusro aaus muhshO de alma
vsroni de ipteranea poerOss hAbss dieha d mamo que
egaII ser uno de os bos dstngudos de tpoe mien'
sspsnba momsnto Dc ssArN trAb, de vVirl sHn.oE
Aetn diosro hscisndo ahsos ngos noehe oetudsbA
Msntras conHsban vida aDo oiro Ccn e. Abndchs
juVOntad 10 SomhGa baio os es6os dc he lndsa heee
nSgrs Solo dsaban como msnshM blsnsII IOs dsA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-28
III MANDATE DE La MUERTA


90 vida epcontEba sncar0adO de ms6n sxsha Qus
menterfa 90 torpesa.
Pero squelo pensamieno malo innei6n rkDda
do vida real pov Dodia dominre durants mucho
camsron Torn6 4, nexpero qus hAbia sdo hAsta
Veia 10 sefora de- Ronne sonriendo oia habr.
odGndose loo deks oidkndose do msmo solo expert
mept6 srdiepts psoesdsd Dc ser bueno.
Qoes 0if pensefnienes 1eatfAF4es aesAAba
Vd aqusa luha hAba cansAdo cAbesa no aba cuena
obraa DeR6n cors46n one ob poda der dc
buena Lo dsmEs 10 81 10 voluntad del dessno
Entonca ah6 de Of ismo nteres6ae los objetos
miranda loo rAneuntea goEando de h froaous duca
il sde La vida ocup6 principle prsguntarse ad6nds iba
quG cosa hArs
Ii ossuadad 10 hAbia levado ante una Dc lee pusss del
dn del LUxemburGc cue shrs Gss snfFents d Gale
BDsprse Entr6 elrdn busc6 un baneO, eaba
dido de canGanco.
B.io los oaho de 1ndas ugAban AeunOs nh M sorrsndo
lnsaDdo slguuos Qritos.
Las n6ras con vsados claros eban On pie habandc
G gunas hAsban Ssntsdas escuchabAn sonrsndo
hombes que habbsn vos bs Todos los aaduos ccncu
renssa stdnes p6bcOs ban venan prOdoesndo tudoa
tads deb de de De los krboss GAIA
los vefdosa snsparente 81 cho de ho bao oeuInlc
oeo hosont entire agunoI huecOs VeAn eatAtuAa
balSusrAdaG
CO,t6Is trabsio Daniel noontrar IN banOo bre Acabd
Dor deseubrt rnc6n apartado sen6 desndo
par suspro de Avo Eu exwamdad del bsneo ea al
ioVen LeVanW cabtss, miro L ree6l egadO, ambos
tieron.
Como crecia IL scmbfs 81 oven oerr6 81 libro DespuGa
bA6 mr.da indarante lobTs squslo qus rOdeah Da
he sho do simpa ovabS propa preocupacnneA psta
Ieguf mEdA hasta los moVmsnos de teaino
Era eite muchacho Slto, de rostro hsrmoso POGO
batero. Sus arandes oos mabAn hos hfmea
gruesos snisn ca aus Do pOdstOSo lsa % Guta
De % ffsnts % adivinAba IN gran corts6n.
Psrssia tsnsr unOs VsiDh ahOs su' manOs blansa' ID
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-28
N0tiCias dol dia

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