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Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

CMi. IND -whsn A. .. Knots of
" Gary bclak"s himself into that
sandy region nthvart Gary yclep, th.
Dunes, where u IL hopci 10 establish
a national park. thcf, rise. before
him a vision
The sands hcrum. dotted With the
vigwams of the ahorg'ues: on the
Nayclets of n. strains dance the
blrchhark euu""s the pupoose gam.
buls "a the su-uswafd lie mcdl.
iates a. b, walks and hy M. side there
stalk "a" ghosts ~ great sachcms and
m"'iicln" men. vho tell him Ia their
"Wn cultural lauruag. - ~. wonders
that lle al about him.
There i M Qua 81 ro." says on.
mystic ehlcfn.u raising 81 ethereal
arm 2" pnIut o. creek thst bubbles
along hard by. I'VE nfr walking nov
in Ne Run Nuh.N Gaw and when VI.
come to "a. river We turn Into NJ.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

kHe NHN liriE.Iia We lhru Pas,
Wal hHHIrik aud nftsrNhlirs ws
cv'ur iu M.sh Saygayu.iCnn"
A1 having thus been told the ~
mhnff. Indian name, ~ the dunes
lnrH Has pathways and hIllugks, II
il uHl wonder that NJ Knots :,
arufs . 90 %" publication ~ n MAJ
DE- afH'IHg those b.iu,sd iHndmark, /,
a. smith hill." "Jun,s crrsi" aud
"iIHH rrrkT
J. nuy Wonder. considering that
Mf hn"f'a Is president ~ the punrs
M .li rHrA cummis.IuH1
o.. would say that II isn't. yet ~
lssafr IEh' than Rand NJ Nnliy s 60
4 iI"..shrr ~ the map nud 80 lrs,rr
p'f-. fUuu T. :, Guu,luan ~ 1910
Ia seventy second place. mcuib"f
81 chicago Prairie club. Il ihs
t"i. rYH,t aud rhrisiru.r " the
lhl. r.s IN drawing his man De-
co." 900, sundp.I.s after mrmbvr,
uf rm.rr club
So hHUtis declares that this u uui
or.. -BrrIegr against thr Bhurls s.n''s.
d.. Hf thr map itself Is incorrect,
u...s Hs, and disiasiriul u not d.s.
So
f. a'l true lovers u thr Dunes
HT8,r 60 rvunsu'z" %" nvA
r. sHNs Mr knuft. "Ih,s"
o. should b, n''l uau.l Bog a
u' 80 m,mn.f, uI the h.siur,'
e.. ...,g.,s uf thl, section"
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

Here Is the secret VI his success,
he says: Maintain the "ltfe sub.
stances" Of the soil by Cultivatinc and
feeding the bacteria 1t contains. Sea.
tons theory IS that all plant growth
and development is dependent primar-
ily on the presence OF soil bacteria.
Seaton does not use selected seed
In planting as matter OF fact, hls
production of 1SS stalks was obtained
from wheat grains selected at ran
dom from common, ordinary chicken
feed.
This study to increase food pro
duction and secure better quality In
food from the soil is Seatons life,
He spends his every waking hour In
study, and has travelled the country
over investigating.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

ID IIliADELrIllA.--The mnu vH.
l took q {. Berglol's place when
the convicted draft cvndcr. nuN a
fugitive In Germany, failed 10 answer
the call died hero In the Argnrr.
forest after being cited by the cum
mandIng general Of his brigade Sar
bravery In action in one of the mos.
noteworthy battles Of the World SIS
lie was Russell c, Gross ut ih..
city, private IN Company Il, Three
Hundred and Twenty eighth infantry
who was Killed by bullets from ula-
chine gun nest which was captured
later by Company g Of the same Zoo.
fantry, headed by Corporal Alvin {.
York of Tennessee.
This was revealed by the over.
brook Post OF the American Lex on
after q searching investigation The
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

'u'H'. Ut i' Interesting. l'". 1" 1h""
"ha' u Nilh about ih"in,
Lennon juice is us"h q" bleach ah4
soften ih" sfiu, mixed VIII butler.
lhiiA it is said {" dIsi"i if"t'"s
Lemon juice applied 20 bites ahs
Nl'is' "i iu-'ris wiIl r".irt" Hi "HT"
A. O. mouth wash lemon julie" 100 a
gas ~ water llss"lN"s iHr tartar uu
ih' teeth uHI sN-'i'us ih' hruih.
Oranges. Will" rich BOO sugar Nhl
Nhi"f Nav" Sails - hish 'a.u" Wiii"
ih' nHf"f ni the pulp lr ESPECIALLY ai.
'fh''i'' "un.rs Hr' ui"n .h" Hnw
ole Taken H' night 'Nrh ar" "siF'iu'
- sp'i. 4 -Iuss uf Huue' iu.w cap
b" 'nh'n ht 'H' most delicate stomach
and 's especially recommended fmr
hili"Hsiir,-
Graz" fruit s sa.d g" wn'H.u
substitute similar ." 4H.uH' '.Hr Whf
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

u' ..sm %. issued one paii.. aud
au.Es uf advice
Hu ulI assemble hsf, upon my
p.r.. u these r,mphs and saiyr,
come tonight We'll phuu, 'hr pp,Irr,
anH f.ra go right down uui paddle
l.H su0I until thr puIler arrive. Th"S
ua.H. 20 b. here between II o'clock
arH
o. vas pleasant ou the porch There
RHs pleasant breeze The water
,ylashcd against the sea wall iu u
pleasant manner IN" moon looked
plea sanity down. The conversation
wu. pleasant biz strained
Eleven o'clpck came. aud 10 music
aui 40 dancers midnight nothing but
the brvcE, and d.. uui.r ~ the waves
aud the tails uu lie porch and the
moonlight.
one o'rIDJs-and only sugar bar.
rel spoiled.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

u trial. ] have b-rh very glad that I
did for now feel much stronger and d.
all Of my work. tr' my friends Whrn
they ash me what hrlprd nr. and hey
think u must b. . grand medicine. Ana
u n, You can "" this letter fUf q trss
umnrial II you WiEh Mr. HAIRY A.
NllSUN. u , u 8. Clrafh.li. IA
The experience and Testimony - such
women a. Mfh Wilson prove beyond 3
doubt that LYDIA = fukhams N-gr-
table COMPOUND w.li correct such tfll.
bl's by removing me cause Af1 rrftlF.
iHF the system tD q healthy normal con.
diiiun. When such symptoms argrI1p
a. backarhcs. bearing down pAira. f.s.
placements. n"ryuuEnrnf .Ha che
blues q woman cannot Ar' to- promptly
ir trying Lydia = plHfham Nrgruhie
Compound n she values hvf failure u1nl.
fort and happiness.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

"'.h '".i'rrd crumbs. Bake mt B
Vel hrnt"d and The crumbs ARE
brown
Isroed seef 1enoerioln. - t#' 20"
salt pork for lurN.l- from faa firm
'at portion nearest 'h, r.u# h.W"y"
ihe rtud aud cut the 'ara.u, nn"
fourth inch wilde and u> iou- u- 'hc
pork slices permit tm. the iardaE>
In iced water hri"r, threading 0na iu-
Srri them onciourth inch below the
surface and draw through tying ir
loose knot Arraus" .n rows or tri-
angles and drrdEr The t'uuerIo.rs with
flour season vel and brown IN % ho'
fryin@ pan turning oijeh TO Keep from
Srurrhin- then cook slowly an'
done. hu~ting with the Fat from the
pan surround with baked bananas
and serve with
Porvrs De Sauce. Put two table
Spoouful~ Of the trimmings Of salt pork
iu "a saucepan aud fry out Add two
>ltcr> of onion. five ot carrot, two
spri-> of parsley, quarter Of bay
leaf. slice Of green pepper and half
a chilli pepper cook until an are soft,
cned, drain oG the fat. adj one fourth
cupfu OF vinegar aud let simmer OH
the back part ot the stove unul the
vinegar & reduced to half TO the fal
soS sn"orS goG-" aS5 "% the ram" n' aman, " +g Of
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

care 90 support
the claims 81
those Who ts
iirsr We should
sulisist rntirly
uu fruits aud
vegetable Nr ARE
willing to credit
them with great
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

o. ~ al ~ ny own
work | had = we're
pans N ny left sids
every month ard had
fever and fiek amy
sp D. and such pans
during ny fsfi1ds.
which lasted two
weeks I heard II
LYDIA 4 Fnkham .
Vegetable Com
pound dong others
~ much g,ssd and
thought give
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
GOLD MEDAL
AARLEMoD
W EJirlE y

The worlds standard femsty for sidn.y.
bves. bladder sn5 uns sat troubles
Famous since 1885 Take regularly ana
keep IN god heaith. 10 thfe. nH~s. eli
druggists ousHsntSsd as represented
L>ss fos n. a.s-. csl4 h-A.i .. .--v ~
sn< sss.ps a.at~tls~
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

There are three kiHf- o' people IN
tns world me Vile fHr WHrfs and
frs gauf- Tho Bret accomplish .s-
~ry'Hrr i.H second oppose rf Hrfrr.TE
an far ta|ri "a, o. everything
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
The Kitchen
Cabinet 80
'sss<s1>9osss2sssssss sss<ssesss>e.

bo sou kuHN What niiy palaces you
MAJ build of good thoughts it.skin
II 10 never tuu late ta hsEiU iils
tory 10 fuil ~ men ami women he
sufr fAllufys ai nuI aud famous ~
seventy
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

reduction. of our Internal taxation. tne
rsfuhdlng ~ our war debt and the
adjustment of our foreign loans,
1T Il vi'aily necrssary 90 settle
ihes" problems before adding 10 our
treasury any such burden ~ IL cou'
iemplaied la III. pending bill.
1T IL unthinkabie Ia except a bust
ness revival aud the resumption ~
the normal ways II peace while main
inlnlng tlie excessive taies of war. II
II quite ~ unihlnkhhle 10 rrducc our
treasury I" an additional obligation
which ranges from sluD.DoU. O.
SDo1si.si The prrcis. figure. no
aue eau give.
"lf II l. cinc.lynhly true that uniy
sSaun.Up . yenr will he drawn An'
nuaily frum the treasury In the few
years Immediately befnr, IA. n. be-,
si"whl l. t"p lncohs-qucntiai 10 be- ~
real value to the nations defenders {:
aud, II the exercise ~ a.. opinion
should call fur cash running Into bil'
Hons, the depression ln finance aud
Industry would be- ~ marked that
vastly more harm than guoi would at.
tend.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
THERAPEUTIC VALUE OF FRUITS

Tie h.aIthfuInrss u fruit IL 10
we'll known TINT while We may no,
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
SQUEEZED
TO DEATH

When the body begins 20 s,iHen
and movement becomes painful Il
- usually al indication that the
kidneys are out Of order Keep
these ORGANS healthy BY taking
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

II eau make yoH nn definite promise
IN figures teial. but can pledge you
a uu,t cuu~ciruttouS drive to rrdury
government cust by many millions Il
would be- most diNcuugnCtug To- those
who arr byndinE their eucrglcs 10 save
millions to have congress add billions
To our burdens at the very beginning.
Even acre therr not the threatened
paralysis of our treasury, with It's IN.
tai rcficXes un all our activities which
concern our prosperity, would IL not
be better TO await the settlement Of
our foreign ioansl At such time II
would be a bcstoWal on the part OF
our government when II Is able to be.
stow.
The United States participates IN
none of the distributahle awards of
war. hut the world owes US heavily
and will pay when restoration *
wrought. II the restoration falls,
world bankruptcy attends
Work OF War Risk Bureau.
I'm view OF some NJ the things
which have been said. and very care.
lessly said, perhaps ought To report
officially some Of the things which
have been done. In the department OF
war risk insurance, there have been
filed up to July {, ia2l. compensation
and Insurance claims numbering s13,.
az. of these. TiT,TS6 have been at,
judicated, at an expenditure of san.
9i8,T82 There were 2Oo,om claims
pending when the war risk department,
was reorganized, late In April this
year and the number of pending
claims has been reduced by l3i.3I4.
There have been requested SsT.6li
medical examinations and more than
i4.0o0 await medical action.
There has been paid out In allot.
ment aud allowances the sum of S5TS..
s8a,653. and nearly S4.000.000,0N Of
government Insurance IL In force"
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
SOMETHING FOR COMPANY

4 HsN which 'rv prop. uu not
enjoy Is prepared v'N tHr coarse
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
Urge. ts,ier or war Tasss

NV " ANNAHHHHAHA W. HAAaAAat W
thsf - little prugrss has tsyn made
tn ths rvadiusmvni and rvdur,ieu u
wartimr tAi~s. aud urged ssriy &C.
<nmpllshmcnt - this
= want to -mphasifs the .uEE.s
esoo that IN. Accomplishment q the
maiof thsk. fuf which sou werr asked
80 80 IN sAtraofdinary s.ssioa wiil
Aasc a F,a.-ufing eject ca the entire
souutry the frrsidsnt said
prs.id.rvs Address
Tie tcIt u l'rv.lieat Iiarding
sns>ssE- to tho s-nat- Ia Part was a.
Goliaws
~hr rr,sidsui and G.ntlcna~n Of the
Ssnats
There has com~ 10 my atisutiun
che f.nsitnE unfinished business beforc
che suats and u |. al imperative
duty to eoasvy e. yea the pr.hshlc ~
fect q the passage at this time af
che pruposs-i act. prutidiag Zoe udlust.
Il cvsnt-nsatlou Ia ouF ssSvlcv u"n
the W"sid var II this measure
4 - made effective At the prvs~nt
without disaster 20 the uatioas
I,-s and without hiuirancy to i'm
% rvadimsimvuts y our taNes. q
prr-.ot zn sntirriy ifervnt
than that shich l. t~gose
} = i-rsouai. a. sell as pub
Hsr. shleh ousht tl D. a plight
faith. | have cumneuds,I the
II srnerpus tres iulsut pi the na
defenders. not a. part ~ ans
act, AOF as The payment - d~i,t
l. owing but So a marx - the
has gratitude E,~sy obligation
j. ,hs disabled sud ivp-ndvnt ~
rh rvfrfcnrv a. has t~vn made to
EnyraI compensation there has ts~u a
sSrrN atiOn a. 10 ihv earliest consist.
Fnt tlnc foe soch arttuu II Z; j. taken
ENcn without such fvSrr, alton. how.
~srF. a modified view Ncald h. Wholly
5nstlnAilr al the present mau-nt b..
eUuse he enactment ~ tho crmpensa.
tioa blll m thr midst ot the struggle
for rradjusimcRt and restoration
would hinder cyery effort and grvatly
imi~ru the financial stability ot our
<cunIry.
"Aor~ this msnaelng effort 90 ex
rsnd blltIoas In graiutirs will i'm
pcgti lLr capacity % discharge our oh
hsatious Ia thnSr ". must not fan 10
cid
s Il an addressing the senate directly
Y brcIus. the problem Is Immediately
.oors as yOur unfinished business. but
Mt..s -.
fncnt owes II to bath houses " con
[ xrcs< and to the country frankly to
tate tte difficulties We daily arr
fRiied upon TO mcct and the added
this mcasure would bring
tad But Ore Thought
nj has its share uf the dnan.
and the industrial dcprcs.
world. We little hcc,lc,l
of Indebtedness or the
p"ndliar during the war.
Fould not stop tn count the
nnc thought then was the
The war aud the survival of
We borrowed and loaned
nails Ia the nation and the
aehi 10 other governments, and
~ who served the nation--with
Thought Of settlement.
was relatively easy then. be
y national life was nt stake. In
sober aftermath we face the order
reason rather than act amid the
ksions of war, aud our own land and
lhe world are facing prohlems never
yeQlved before. There can I've no solu.
ttoa unless we face the grim truths |
4 o9d seek 10 solve them In resolute de-
Xuefcn 10 duty
Three Problems Cited.
After survey Of more than |
q - months. contemplating conditions |
tch would stngger NIL of us. were Il |
for eur abiding faith In America. |
. fully persuaded that three things |
essciitial 20 the very beginning Of |
& tes'urcd order OF things:
hese are the revision. including
+a
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
slump wars Aftermath.

The slump which j. noN upuu us
j. an Inevitable part - wars amer
math Il has followed 10 the wake of
war .incr The World began Thsrr vas
the unaVoldahl. rsa1lustm-ut. the tn
rst,Ahls shargc 81 the unfailing at
tsndancv - losses In the wake u
high pricr.. the in-xnruhlc irnation
shich lnHatiaa had pr,-c,,icd
1t has b.yn uholly prui-r 10 se-k
e. aPViy government rvllcf g. minimize
the hariships, and the government
has aided wbrrryrr possible, aud j.
aiding no~ bot all the special acts
ever drvaul.-'i u. all the particular Ia
Saf, ever COucrlyed viii not avoid all
n. Distress nor uarl ~ an the
losses
The proper mental state - oar pas.
pIc aiIi commit ". rvsoluielN and 200.
hdyuiy tu vug tasks. and irhultr a..
sumuc,'. a. o. taXatIun aul eNprul..
turr Sill cuuiubutr to that ly'rfgi
mental order The ouly SURF uuN u"
uorulalry is over the paths NATURE la,
marked throughout an human yNVor.
rucr
with thr approval ~ cuuErrss the
executive branch - government ha.
been dritlrF tewarl that decreased eN-
pcndliurr which Is the most practical
assuranc, ~ diminished TAXATION.
"Wur Is not wholly responsible tur
Staggering costs; Il has merely acrrn.
'uatcd the wvuarc which lies Ia
mounting Cust of government and cN.
cvsscs Ia expenditure which succr,,.
ul private business would not tolrr.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
Nus, Nee, obl,ost,On,


our government must undertake ~
obligation which Il does me-, intend to
meet No government hat will pay
our bills III" exchanges IT the World
testify to-day "a that erroneous lhcnry
We may rvly ou the sa,rihccs ol pa.
tfi"ilsm Ia usr. today wr fac- markets
sud tbs effects ~ supply and demand
uul the in'Nnmbig laws - credits Ia
timc II psacr
At ~. ,rry moment u~ are uhlis sd
tn pay q. u~r cent Interest for su,.
rfumsui shsrt-timr iuaus to care for
goNvmm"bt ln,i,hirlurss. rat" On
g",cfum.nt borrowing in spite u tnX
cS"mptlun vhich ought 60 prevail In
private transactions fnr a." normal
inirr.st charges iu financing our To-
iustN aud yummsrrv
"iydn.tr obi sHtluus amounting 90
se,-u and q half hlllioas in War Saw.
inEs crrtiuruts-. N,tury luuns aud
cvttiheaies covering floating indebted
u"ss are g. mature IN the tun ysar~
immediately fulluviug and che over.
hurieuinE - the treasury uos means
positive disaster IN the year. immedi.
aiciy h.far- u M,rrsi prudsncc calls
ont Ia warning
"uur greatest n..rssity IL rrturn
g. The normal Uays Il P~arc activities
4 modest Offering a. tho millions -
-rr'io" msn l. puaf palliative 20
morr millinns sba mas hc out - en-.
pluyuasu' Stabilized finance aud veil
established cnundsnr are 10 he -.
ssutial 20 restored Industry aui cm
usr,ss
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
PnES|DENT WARNS
of BONUS PERIL
Hardino Appears Before Senate
10 Ask Delay.
WANTS ACTION POSTPONED
rshss Hls Appeal Personally 10 the
oolons ard Delivers . Message
u1nseh Paints IN Anything bv,
o1s,~,.s colors the teenemie
cenditien Of the Country
Would inpsui Treasury.

washington. July ~ President
11arviing cuIneyed snl.mn warning
- ccngrcss that the Soniitlon II tb"
uafion viii no, permit the passage q,
shis time. of legislation granting ad
justmcnt ~ compensation 90 soldiers
Who served In N. World var
for cungrss to pass contemplated
eegisiatiun nov. the President warned,
-woald hinder .,cry effort Il rrst"ra
tion nnd greatly lmI-ril the financial
efabiilty of cur countrJ."
II President tosk hls appeal T-t
&qnally t. N. .snats ana delivered =
bft<f message In which b" painted Ia
onythlng but gioviug coloss the go
oenir and nnanslhi cnuiitiun - the
<uonfry teiay he pih,ed out that
eAe nntlon naW 4. .oEag-i la q mighty
e<fuxgle tovari restoration. and be-
~mphasissd that thi. restoration cau
eoiy b. brought ah-sut ~ careful
0nanring aud rvdncs,i su~uditur.s
Urges se,ier on war Tass
n rrvsld~urs message deals chief
" with the honus que.ii"n and the na
eiuais hnancrs. bot thg I'rvsiirut tuuk
ecv~.ioa 60 warn congrv.. that there
- much eunfess~i disappointment
thsf % little prugrr.s has isvn made
n ths rsadiusmvnt and rvdurti"u u
wartlms taxes. aud urgr,i ssriy &C.
complishment - this
7 want In -mphasifs the suEE.s
ssoo that IN. accomplishment q the
fnslof iask. t"f which yau werr asked
80 80 IN shtraouilnafJ s-ssioa wiil
AaNe a F,as-uring eiTc,t oa ths entire
souutry. the fr,sidsnf said
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

After a survey Of more than
- months. contemplating conditions
tch would stngger NIL Of us. were Il
for eur abiding faith In America.
- fully persuaded that three things
essential TO the very beginning of
fes'prcd order OF Things:
hcse are the revision, including
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NO HAY NlNcUNA RAzoN

Una mujer achacosa es una calarnidad v
hace que, 10 sean todos aquellos que Ia
rodean. No hay razon para que las muie-
res esten enfermas cuando Nueva Salad
dc Keno da nuevo vigor, vida fuerzas.
dcvuelve el bienestar safud las mu-
Jeres nerviosas y enfermizas. Esta es una
medicina segura para enfermedades de las
mujeres. Corrige la menstruacion dolo-
rosa. escasa, abundante o irregular; evita
cura la excesiva palpitacion del corazon
marcos, alivia la inflammation descar-
gos leucorreos y fortalece ei sisterna ner-
vioso. No contiene narcoticos drogas
las cuales >pueda habituarse es un
verdadero tonico para la mujer. jPor
que ha de contiriuar I'd. padeciendo GUAM
do esta acreditada medicina pondra fin
sus Intermediates?
Naegd Salad de Reno da salud v acci6n
natural al sistema entero. Compre Ina
6ootella hoy mismo. De venta en- todas las
droguerias
S. D. LEONARDO 9 CO.. Fabrieanses. New York
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y - GDEnaND en- VAEng AOgAG
q ) = AnNna % 101f, xo.
SAo@ y AgO9sas 1ose.
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tai DIA COMO HOY
(Continuaci6n de la pagina A.

-SY por aca?
--Aqui contamos con muchas personas
las cuales estan suscritas
AL llegar aquf los interlocutores baja
ron la voz para continuar hablando. Cru
aaron varias frases misteriosas que nadie
oy6 mas que ellos Dios. Pero POGO a
POGO la conversation Sc fue animando
hasta que Sc percibi6 distintamente la
voz del que venia de la parte de Ca
muy: 4s
icon quien cuentan?
Del Pepino para abajo hasta Ma
yagiiez, con una infnidad de personals.
-Pero bien; en- cada pueblo de esos
debe de haber un encargado; dqui6nes
son?
Que yo recuerde, en- Mayagiiez 10
es un tai p, en- ell Pepino un Official que
hay ALI llamado Cebollero un tai Iba
IRA.
-iY quienes mas?
Como son tantos no recuerdo.
-IQue plan que sistema Sc tiene
tornado?
Ell de PEDIR LA LIBERTAD
CONSTITUTIONAL, segdn me han di-
cho, porque mi me llamaron me hi
cieron frmar, habi6ndome solo NANTES
tado que era con ell objeto de formar
una revoluci6n reclamando la 1ibertad.
Y aqui volvieron bajar Ia voz, sin
duda para explicar que este de la hber
tad constitutional no seria mas que una
mascara para fngir fraternidad con los
que en- aquellos momentos suponian, y
era verdad, alzados en- la peninsula no
no para alzar otra bandera enfrente de
Ia espaiiola, sino para zanzibar Ell gobier
no y la Constitution del pals. Y note el
lector que 81 la insurreccion que sobre
vino en- Lares cuatro dias despues que
este dialogo tuvo lugar, Sc present6 des
caradamente separatista, anti-espafiola
comprendieron que teniendo ell gobierno
espanol en- su poder los papeles y la per
soma de don Manuel Maria Gonzalez,
presidente del IANZADOR DEL NOR
TIE, era Until el fingirse reformistas en-
sentido espanol Pero continuemos ma
rrando Ell interesante dialogo de los
HERMANOS misteriosos. Pasados algu
nos minutes, freron gradualmente allan
do un tanto la voz.
-iComo Sc arreglaran las cosas inter
poniendose la tropa del ejercito?, Sc oyo
preguntar uno de los dos jinetes que
hemos hecho referencia.
A ESQ no hay que temer, contesto
ell otro; hay un encargado en- la CAPT
tal habanero, euyo ,nombre no recuer-
do, para arreglar este asunto. Ell plan
es sencillo consiste en- envenenar el
pan que Sc su4ninistra La tropa en- un
dia.
Muy pocas palabras mas cambiaron
los mencionados jinetes. Sc despidieron
amistosamente y marcho cada uno en-
la direction que antes llevaba: ell uno
hacia Quebradillas, cuya entrada Sc ha
| llaban, ell otro hacia Camuy.
A veces en- las novelas en- las CO.
! rnedias vense circumstances tan invero
SMILES ,traidas por los cabellos por Ell
autor para lograr Ell desarrollo ell des
enlace de una intriga, que quitan toda
la illusion al lector al espectador por-
que comprende que en- la vida real no
suelen suceder casualidades tan item
po y con tanta oportunidad para dar al
traste con las esperanzas de la maldad.
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