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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-03
WE'VE A SANER VIEW OF LAW.
The American People are Beginning
to eGt Rid OF Legal Nysterv

we don't call them courts of ius-
tice now; we call them courts OF law :"
says the attorney in Bayard Vellier's
play' within the Law"-and the au-
dience applauds with startling vigor.
Americans cannot truly be called a
iawabiding people. In big matters
and little. by force and by fraud for
gain and for fun, we evade and vio-
Iate our laws with a cheerful alacrity
that has made us the wonder and the
scandal of the nations. But what we
lack in obedience to the law in tbe
concrete we have been in the habit
or making up by the fevor of our re-
verence for law in the abstract.
Law Is simply the will of the SOW
ereign. whoever the sovereign may be
judges are men like other men,
creatures largely OF class environ
ment and spokesmen chiefly for class
interests There are no eternal and
absolute principles involved. The
question always is, Whose will shall
De law? Who shall. in fact, be sover-
eign?
The playwright Shows the form
ana pressure Of the time" II that
speech about the courts brings down
the house, It Is because the American
people are beginning To get rid Of the
h.I
ing OF law and justice az abstract and
ranacendental things beyond human
control-which has so long made
'hem lmpotent To solve their social
problems by lawful methods.
whenever they clearly see that law
IN Just what the wielders of mower
"ish IL 10 he. the way is open for
'hem 1" make il what they wish.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-03
A Boy Scuot and His Native Flag,

Here stands a Boy Scout,
With his heart open and true,
For he sticks TO the Flag
OF red, white and blue.
He always has a smile,
And ne'er q Boo-hoo,
For he sticks to the Flag
or red. white and blue.
When his Scout Master tells him
Anything TO do,
He does 1t under the Flag
OF red, white and blue.
We all like our Scout Master;
You will like him too,
Join his troop under the Flag
OF red. white and blue.
We are Boys of Uncle Sam,
1 hope everyone knew,
And we are still standing under the
Flag,
or red, white and blue
We help many people,
We will help you too,
To learn the oath under the Flag
or red, white and blue.
Now will close,
Hoping you will join us too,
And stick to the Flag
OF red, white and blue.
"A Scout"
CThe above has been received with
request that IL be published.)
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-03
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES.
Hon. II. &. Mcleod of BlshOpyille tC
Make Annual Address.

The Memorial Day exercises will
be held at the cemetery on the 18th
or May this year and the Hon. #. G.
Mcleod of Bishopville will make the
annual address. The exercises as usn-
al VIII be held under the auspices of
DICK Anderson chapter y. ID. c., and
the Sumter Light Infantry and the
Sumter Band will participate. A pro-
gram Will be announced later.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-03
Rafting Greek School Closing.

The closing exercises of the Rarft-
ing Creek school (Rembert) will take
place Thursday evening. May 8. The
public is cordially invited.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-03
Largest Bonus Votes for Balance Contest

NOW WHILE VOTES ARE LARGE TO PUT FORTH
fOUR BEST EFFORTS. THE
Candidates becomng In yores and
good and Young ladies'
lime q ddnosee
TACT some Of these friends
time have nothing should
make their < N and do part and
take reeIyg given repaying
oy putting forth such win pleasing your help.
by winning
Get neigh do their ca,
trading with merchants auto
Winter a Co, piano 1es.
Two hundred dollar with
chsnis and professional
Item; wachman thron.
LIST OF MERCHANTS COUPONS:
"c'on"m hos The Ready-to- W. H. Shelley
w. so" ture Store Accommodating
wnburn Studio. Carolina Furniture Co Globe.
M. and ,yerncke ayencv
Furnishings. IT pnsne, r.. S,o.. S.,..
W. ~ thompson Jewey Store. s
N'eAs"'"s !" 'eweTy. PARROTS Omce Out
Meat Market Meat THAT'S a,.rs -
Hearo,s p,.rr,..u M. ,,,.
Carolina Grocery Good things Delivery Specialists
=" o"" j. ID. Co House
oya "ooen M Made Meas Furnishers
"'o eo"era Bootf-fiarby c..
sumter Denm Parior The 4,
'"s Ac"1'0 s-.s-...,, ZemPs The to
Dunsnt HARDWARE Co. LOng-wear r . .,
"afawAfe' d. c. Shaw Fore
o. r. commander The Ice Man.
SECOND BONUS PERIOD CLOSES SATURDAY NAY 10
isis AT NINE O'CLOCK r. vi. DURING
900 EXTRA VOTES WILL BE
ss WORTH OF SUBSCRIPTIONS DAILY
ITEM OR waTCINaN sOUTiRoN.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-03

The city force Is still at work trim
ming trses in various parts OF the city.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-03

the Coast Line r. the the Darlington
branch Of the Line OF Sumter At least
prizes will this district opportunity Of winning
or both Of the grand prizes
PAxvILLE.
MISS Pearl Prchard. 49,.
BRIDGE.
Mrs w. j. Mcneil. ......
PINEWOOD
~ MISS n0ss'e "."u'hss' 717O
MISS Leo broughtoh.. 35,125
MAYEsvILLE. :.
MISS minnie Chandler
MIS- hugh Withespoon 1890
sUMMERTON.
MIS- Mary Lanham.. 32O5O
MISS Anna feder'.
LYNCHBURG.
MISS annie grimm 5O25
Miss Doca Kees..
MISS floa Bell Mcleod.
DURWOOD.
Miss Coro IrulUck..
Miss L. Bell Moore r. +. d.. :. >. 5s1Oo
D. Hinds =. :. =. =. :. ...... 5000
ELLIOTT.
Mrs j. O.. Rodgers. :. :. :. :. =. ..... 5eo75
SUMTER, r. f. ID.
Miss Lesse Jones.
TURBEVILLE
HARvIN.
BROGDON
MISS NATE 'rosa0h''. -. 6O4s5
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-03
SECOND BONUS PERIOD 81 ~
STARTED YESTERDAY.

125.OOO Extra Votes Awarded on
Every Club of $500 Worth of
Subscriptions Turned in Before
May 10th. Every Contestant
Will be Given Credit for as
Many of the 125,OOO
Bonus Ballots as She
Can Secure.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-03

fhs district includes all territory incorporate limits
OF the City Of Sumter prizes 20 to this district
with opportunity OF winning the grand prizes
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-03
DISTRICT NO. THREE.

District No. B. All territory south Of the OF
the Coast Line r. r. and the Darlington
branch Of the Coast Line Il. r.
two prizes will this district with
both Of the grand
The Washington times., 1913-04-25
Sale Summer House Needs at Cat Prices

SIS Lawn Now
etc, made of h,si-
grade first Quai..y
stock. lhG uf.0i
will specially tsni-
Fcre,l steel kn,NA.
sharpened rendy foe
use. light and easy
running: e. no
l2-in- size V1sOC
SIS A I'm etalI
Hose Reels. with
high steel wheels;
with all joints eiec-
trically welded to-
sether: strong and
substantial; Will
hold 100 feet Of II
lawn h ose: win
wear a e1 10
lifetime. e....01slO! !
6Sc Garbage Cans
OF heavy three-coat- |
ed galvanized iron, |
with strong bottoms /
and riveted bail I
handles: on
large size. OCC |
SEC Steam Cook
ers OF hrst quality
polls he'd charcoal
tin, in +-compart-
ment size. : quarts
to each co-npart-
ment. with heavy !
msis,,,s ps.iams 49cI
The Washington times., 1913-04-25
SENATE TO CONFIRM
NELL APPOINTMENT
President Talks With TiIIman
in Effort to Get Officials
Name Approved.

That the Senate will confirm the
nomination of DR.. Charles P. Neill,
nominated by the President as Com
missioner of Labor. is the information
which Senators have conveyed to the
White House.
The opposition to DR.. Neill proceeds
chiefly from Senators Tillman and Over
man, who speak for cotton mills in the
South. interests which are incensed at
DR.. Neill because of the outspoken ma
ture Of his report on child labor. condi-
tions in sections of the Southern States.
Wilson Talks With Tillman.
President Wilson. apparently. feels
the report Of DR.. Neill was justified.
In any event, he called in Senator TILL
man, and talked with him about it.
Senator Tillman. IT is understood. will
not carry his opposition to such lengths
as to endanger confirmation, and neith-
er will Senator Overman.
The action Of the President in insist
ing on Dr. Neill remaining in office is
widely approved by independents, but
10 not relished bv many of the Demo-
cratic officeseekers.
Congressman Graham Of Illinois has
asked President Wilson to nominate C..
The Washington times., 1913-04-25
RADIANT HAIR
Dry, Brittle, Scraggy Hair Made
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BIZ Partisan Sage.

Who does not love a beautiful head Of
hai-? You msy think It is a gift, that
some women are born that way. The
fact is. beautiful hair 70 largely mat:
ter of cultivation, just as you would
water the plants in your garden and
ferrilize the SOIL
Partisan Sage Ia a scientific prepara-
ton which the hair and scalp readily
absorbs. It removes dandrufY at once
It puts a stop to itching scalp and makes
your whole head feel better-as IL your
hair had had a square meal.
One application viii astonish you-ie
will double the beauty OF your hair. II
used daily for week you will be sim
ply delighted with the result-you will
want to tell all your friends that you
have discovered Parisian Sage. You
should see the number Of enthusiastic
letters we receive from delighted users
All doubts settled at one stroke-your
money back II you want II.
Parisian Sage Is a tea-colored liquid
not sticky or greasy-delicately per
fumed, that comes In q fifty cent bottle.
The '-Girl with the Auburn Hair on
the package. Get q bottle today-always
keep II where you can use II daily.
Sold by O'Donnelps Drug Store and at
drug and toilet counters everywhere.-
Advt
The Washington times., 1913-04-25
GALLAGHER EAGER
FjR BASEBALL QUIZ
Illinois Congressman to Push
Inquiry Into the Cobb -Navin
Controversy.

Fresh fuel to his fire against the al
legged baseball trust. was added today
by Congressman Gallagher Of Illinois,
who has introduced a resolution in the
House proposing investigation of the
alleged conspiracy" by a special House
committee and the Attorney General:
Il will attempt today to interview
members Of the House Rules Commit
tee," said Gallagher. ito learn II my
resolution will be considered by that
body IN the near future and whether
the committee will give hearings in sup
port Of It. OF course. action is tmpos-
sible until the tariff is disposed Of by
the House" 81
Congressman Gallagher said letters
are continuing to pour in on him from
baseball fans ali over the country.
Commenting on the reported admission
of President Navin, Of the Detroit Tig-
ers, thai baseball IL controlled by
trust" Gallagher said:
"Yes, they're all admitting now that
it's a trust, but they all say the trust
is a fine thing for the players. a
whole lot Of players and fans don't
agree with that"
CONGRESSMAN Hardwick Of Georgia,
who had Intended to introduce another
resolution In the House for tnvesoga-
ton Of the dispute between Ty Cobb
and the Detroit management, said today
that prospective amicable settlement OF
the TIGERS trouble would make any ac-
ton by him unnecessary e..
The Washington times., 1913-04-25

&c ParlOr BTOoIns.
made from & 30 d
grade sci cite a
broom corn. strong
ly sewed and wirel.
light and easy TO
handle. but 10o
very durable. lJt
The Washington times., 1913-04-25

of the minor Postoffice appointments
because the tariff bill is still under con-
sideration although there are likely to
be few really big offices filled until the
measure reaches the Senate.
The President will not take up for
consideration the postoffices in the
larger cities at this time. except In
cases where there actually exists vo-
cancies and these are verv sew. He
prefers to wait until after the tariff bill
has reached the final stages in the Sem
ate, although II is emphatically denied
at the Executive offices that there Is
any intention Of using the patronage
as a club.
The President has accepted the as
surances Of his friends in the Senate
that there will not be tc exceed two an
verse votes again the measure In ihe
Senate and that It will 60 through the
upper house in substantially the same
form that it passes the House.
The Washington times., 1913-04-25

President Wilson will be able within
the next two weeks to I'LL many Of the
Presidential postoffic.r included in the
list sent to the Senate by President
Congress and there held up. AS the re-
suit Of his many conferences with the
Congressman from the districts in
which they are included. and especially
following the progress made at his
visit to the Capitol yesterday, he now
has the recommendations tabulated so
that decisive action Is possible
In addition. Postmaster General
Burleson has gone over the lists AMI in
every case where the Senator or Cor.
gressman from the district agreed on 4
candidate, that candidate has been
o. KID by the head Of the Eostoff'ce
Department
The President will not hold back ANY
The Washington times., 1913-04-25

o1.ss Baltimore and Return, Baltimore
a Ohio. Every Saturday and Sunday
MONDAY. All trains both ways. includ-
ing the Royal Limited.-Advt
The Washington times., 1913-04-25

c. Craighton to be Federal district
judge in the Seventh judicial district.
to succeed Judge George A. Carpenter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-16
La campana
contra la loteria

En- la maiana de hoy la detective,
al mando del Jefe st. TelmO, verified
un minucioso registro en- ell estab bleci-
mlento comercial Ell ell domicilio par
ticular de don Manuel Cerecedo, 4
quien Sc acusa die vender billetes de la
loterla de Santo Domingo
st. Telmo y sus subordinados encon-
trarOn Ell casa del senior Cerecedo unos
ochocientos billetes, segin Sc nos ha i'll
tornado, de differences sorteos de ia
loterla del Padre Billini, pero todos
ellos anteriores los correspondence
al mes actual
st. Telmo manifesto a uno de nues
tros reporters que en- ell escritorio del
senior CerecedO hab1a encOntradO la CO.
rrespOndencia que este sostenia con los
tenedOres de billetes en- Santo Domin-
go asl como los contratos para la i'm
portaci6n de los mismos.
Al registro asisti6 ell .Juez Municipal
senior Geigel, ante cual ha presentado
la correspondence denuncia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-16
FL suceso de aver

En- ell kil6nfetro veinte de la carretera
que conduce a Caguas Sc fue por I'm pre-
cipicio aver, las dos de la tarde, un
autom6vil en- ell cual ibap hacia aquella
poblaci6n la sonora dona Maria Aquiles,
Vda. de Llompart, las j6venes Carmen
Llompart, Maria Luisa Soto Providen-
cia Llompart y ell nino Rafael Llompart.
Todos los viajeros recibieron lesiones
importantes, especialmente la sefiora
Aquiles, la cual fne embellishments tras-
ladada al Hospital Municipal de esta
ciudad donde Sc halla en- grave estado.
Ell BOLETIN lamenta ell suceso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-16
Resolution de la
Corte de Distrito
En- LA SOLICITUD DE UN AUTO
DE "MANDANIUS" PRESEN
TADA POR A. PEREZ
VS.. VARIOS FUNCIO-
n NARIOS.

A las 1 de la tarde de aver, ell Hon
Juez de la Secci0n la. de la Corte de
Distrito senior Felix C0rdova Davila
dict0 SUI resolution en- ell auto de "Man
damus' que solcit6 ell Lcdo Benitez
Castailos 4 nombre del senior don Juan
A. Perez.
Una vez terminada una larga serie
de consideraciones y de concentrates a
los vicios establecidos ell la demanda, ell
senior C6rdova Davila despues de dar su
opinion, ajustandose en- un todo al mas
escrupulosO rigorismo en- materia de De-
recho. declara Ell SUI resolution haber
lugar a las eXcepciones previas presen-
tadas por ell Fiscal sefor Sifre que dis
cuti0 la demanda, basadas en- que (a) La
petici0n no aduce hechos sufcientes pa
ra establecer una causa de acci0n; y
(b) EN- que existe debida acumulaci5n
de parties demandadas
La opinion del senior C0rdova Davila
es un brillante dOcumento forense llama
do 4 formar opinion Ell nuestra juris-
prudencia, pues esta mpregnado de To-
gicas y atinadlsimas consideraciones,
que habran de .pesar muy mucho en- ell
amino de los innumerables apasionados
debates de corrillo que originara dicha
opinion la cual, por su mucha extension,
y por haber llegado tarde 4 nuestro po-
der, no publicamos hoy integrante CO.
mo seria nuestro deseo, sino que 10 ha
remos maliana honrando as1 nuestras CO.
lumnas en- benefcio del ptlblico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-16
Garnet judicial
SUSPENSIONES DE JUICIOS

SUSPENSLONES DE JUICIOS
A las II de la manana de hoy, Ell
Marshal de la Corte Municipal, en- Wis
ia de- no encOntrarse en- la COrte cl
Hon. Juez senior Geigel quien esta ma
mana realizaba una investigation espe~
cial, cit0 para varios d1as del mes ac-
tual a todos los denunciados cuyos
casos deblan celebrarse hoy.
Ell Marshal, cumplio con SUI deber:
pero no puede pasar inadvertida la
indication que debemos hacer, cual
es la de que, 81 dicho funcionario a las
10 de la manana, VIC que no Sc encon-
traba presente imposibilitado ell .Juez
para abrir las sesiones tde la Corte de.
bio Ell cumplimiento del articulo Ii
del Codigo de Enjuiciamiento civil.
aplazar los juicios un POGO mas tenn
prano, y asl no hubiese ocasionado mo-
lestlas y quizas perjuicios, a los denun-
clados testigos y Abogados, quienes
rindiendo a la ley el debido acatamien-
to, Sc encontraban en- la Corte a la no.
ra para que fueron citados.
JUICIOS TRANSFERIDOS
Tambien han sido transferidos loo
Juicios que deb1an celebrarse esta tar.
de contra los comerciantes acusados ds
haber infringido la ley del cierre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-16

vez mas importantes, mas ameno Y me-
jor hecho.
Todas las actualidades desflan por
sus nftidos grabados, honra de la indus
trla cromotlpografca ga1lega.
Fl representante general de vida
Gallega'' : Ell San Juan, nuestro querido
companero don Jose Ma. Lomba, esta re-
cibiendo muchas felicitaciones y pedidos
de subscription con motive de los gran
des progresses de ese hermoso grafco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-16
Teatro Municipal
Ell cartel de esta noche.

La compa1ia de Prudencia Grifel y
Paco Martinez, pondra Ell escena
esta noche las aplaudidas zarzue
las, "Sangre Moza' y "El refajo
amarillo" esta en- dos actos.
Las obras estan muy bien ensayadas,
V son de las mas celebradas del genero.
lei refajo amarillo es estreno
aqui. I'm estreno que, segnn todos los
sintomas, ha de gustar,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-16
nuND0 SOCIAL

Desde aver estan en- San Juan nues-
tros amigos don Antonio Roig y don
Tomas tSubirana acompanados de sus
distinguidas esposas,
Con los senores de Subirana estan
tambien sus si1npaticOs ninos.
El Lcdo. don Arturo Aponte y un gen
til esposa han llegado esta capital y Sc
hospedan en- ell Hotel Inglaterra.
FL prestigioso miembro de la Colonia
Espanola de NaguabO senOr Fuertes Sc
halla entire nosotros desde esta manana.
Hemos tenido ell placer de saludar
tambien don Carlos Nc Cormik que es-
ia en- San Juan desde hace dlas.
FL distinguido teniente del battalion
de Puerto Rico se1or Iriarte, vino
aver a San Juan para asistir a una
operaci6n en- la vista que lie fue practical
da 4 SUI senor padre.
De Aibonito ha llegado nuestro ami
go el I4cdo. Rayo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-16
DE TEATRo

iQuien Sc acordaba anoche de la
crisis al yer la sala del Municipal? To-
das las butacas tOdos los palcOs llenOS,
v en- eIios nuestras damaS mas distin-
guidas. Era un hermoso conjunto el
que anoche ofrec1a ell Municipal" "
FL espectaculo empezo con "Molinos
de Viento," de cuya linda partitura
repiti0 Paco Martinez la preciOsa can
ci0n que supo decir con muy expressive
acentO.
Dolores PradO. la simpatica tiple d
quien nuestro p1blico ha aplaudido
tantas veces dijo inspiradamente la
Iectura de la carta.
La sonora Rodrigo y ell senior Heras
hicierOn relr muchO.
Los demas .
"Molinos de Viento" no lego a en-
tusiasmar, pero no precisamente por
culpa de la obra.
En- La nina de los besos' que es I'm
divertido desarreglo de una obra en-
tres actOs de Tristan Bernard Sc pre-
sent0 Prudencia Grifel que fue acogi
da con las mayores mtuestras de Sim
pat1a La gentil artista Sc hizo acree-
dora, en- seguida, al APPLAUSE conque el
p1blico la distinguiera al salir. La
Grifel estuvo deliciosa con Ell graciosi-
simo Paco Martinez en- el tango de ia
cachimba que es TN numerito sugesti-
70 Y acaramelado y es claro Sc pega
al dido
No hay que decir que Sc repitio.
Acab6 la function un poo quito .tarde
/ las doce Y media, con una obra que
aqul gusta mucho, Los tres gorrio-
nes, que cuando Sc hace como la hizo
anoche Prudencia Grifel, tiene que gus
tar en- todas parties La hotabillsima
artista descubri6 Ell dos tres momen-
tos de la obra sus arranques dramati-
EOS, de un arte todo emoci6n Y sinceri-
dad.
El p1blico la aplaudi6 desde el pri-
ner parlamento, Y toda la representa-
zion fue ,un triunfo para la genial ar
,ista. Con decir que hasta al final del
4spectaculo Sc levanto el telon. +. Y ESQ
lue eran las doce Y media; por 10 cual
40 estara de mas abreviar los entreac-
tos, empezar las ocho y media Ell pun
to y evitar, Ell 10 possible, las repeticio-
1esl que no sean indispensables.
La orquesta no ha entrado del todo
en- caja pero va entrara. Y 81 ell p1-
olico sigue entrando como anoche, no
habran perdido su viaje los simpaticos
artistas.
Ell segundo Apunte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-16

AcaSo haya dos terminus contradicto-
rios en- Ell titulo de estas lineas, V. siendo
aSi. el lector optara por ell que juzgue
mas apropiado. Yo optar1a por ell Sc
gundo 81 supiera que no 10 tomara Ell
mala parte, case que Sc enterase, la per
soma de que les vOy hablar 4 ustedes,
SECURE de que pasaremOs agradablemen-
te ell ratio.
Ell reverendo padre don Candido Fe-
lipe Merry Sanchez, persona de quien Sc
trata, es todo Un barbian, nombre que Sc
me escapa de la pluma. contra mi volun-
tad para ocupar ell puesto de otro mas
elevadO mas pulcrO. De este clerigo.
81 10 juZgase un cOsmopolita, diria que
es un rezagado cuya organization mental
corresponds a la Edad Media ST ell Jul
clio 10 hiciera I'm tradicionalista lusitano.
atirmaria, cOnvencido de pagan tribute
la verdad, que es I'm patricia clasico, 8
un herOe de poema epico.
Sea 10 que fuere, ell reverendo padre
tOm0 por desaforados gigantes, con ell ca
pltan Palva COuceirO, los molinos de
viento de la plaza de Chaves. a la que
acometieron las huestes del Official mo-
narquicO, hace POGO mas de un a1o ga
nosas Gle abrir ell portillo por donde pu-
diese entrar para volver al solo de la
casa de Braganza, ell joven don Manuel
H. ell cual, mientras tanto, comia pan 4
manteles, viva, pOr razones de SUI
range, entire ell perfume de lln mimO re-
gio y la dulzura sle una caricia princi-
peSca.
Y como era de eSperar, rOta SUI lam
"a en- las aspas volteadOras, que suelen
derribar los mas valerosos caballeros,
ell reverendo padre, acompanado de la
tropa realista, volvi6 al espalda los
molinOs, Y, altivo Y majestuOso, cual
convene a un perfecto hidalgo, Sc inter
no Ell territOrio gallego sufrendo cho-
carrerias de gente zumbona maleante,
que Sc ola Ell todas parties del mundo, Y
la cual no concibe de puro s6rdida 8
egoista, las atlas virtudes, las sublimes
abnegaciOnes de los desfacedores de en-
tllertOs.
Pero, 81 un hidalgO pudiera ser choca-
rrero, Q 81 la chocarreria no fuese impro-
pia de la caballer1a andante, el reveren-
do padre no hubiera tardado Ell tomar
cumplida satisfaction de las burlas de
que lie hicieran objeto, porque senores,
cuandO Sc lie considerable avergonzado Y
triste, cuando Sc lie cre1a humillado
llOrosO, abatidO en- la tribulaci6n de la
derrota Sc encontraba de nuevo en- Por-
tugal, donde, pOr arte de encantamien-
to, Sc iba substrayendo la vigilancia
del polic1a y la persecution del carbo-
mario.
Lejos de jurar, sobre su lanza rota,
que no volver1a a meterse Ell ningtln ne
gocio andantesco, ell reverendo padre.
firme en- sus prop6sitos, porfado en- sus
empenos, entr6 impavidamente en- su