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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
MEMORYS SONG.

The earth cast OF her snowy shrouds,
And overhead the skies
Looked down between fbe soft white clouds,
As blue rs chiidrens eyes:
The breath of Spring was all too sweet, she
Too like the Spring that came ere he wa.
dead.
The grass began 70 grow that day,
The flowers awoke from sleep.
And round her did the sunbe TINS play
Till she was far tn weep.
The light will surely blind my eyes, she said,
1t shines so brightly still, yet he is deal
The bud grew glossy In the sun
On a leafiess tree,
The little brooks did augha and run
WIN mon melodions glee.
OGod! they make a jocund noise. she said,
All things forget him now that he is dead.
The wlnd bsd ffom the almond flung
BED btoseoms round her feet,
On hazel bonghs the catkins hung,
The willow blooms grew sweet
Palm Willows. fragrant with the Spring. sht
He always found the first; but he is dead.
Right golden was the crocus fame.
And, touched with purest green.
The small white flower OF stainless name
Above the ground was seen.
he used to love the white AMI gold. she said
Tit snowdrops come again, and he Is dead.
would not wish him back. she cried,
In this dark world of pain.
For him the Joys OF life abide,
For me its griefs remain.
] would not wish him back again. she said,
But Spring 10 hard to bear now be is dead.
~ -Mac ntiidH's Mdgdztnf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

The frs, volume OF General Bess-
regards history Of the war il COM
pleted.
Mrs Jane q. Austin Is reported to
be the suthnr OF The novsl. The Name
hess Nob.eman."
-Re:ens invcs3 cation tends 10 show
that ..Goody Two Shoes WAS written
by Oliver Goldsmith
Sarah Bernharit claims TO have
made money NJ the rate IL nearly bal: 4
million dollars a while in America
Mr.. Darwin has . new book nearly
ready on The formation OF Ne-cta-
be Mold Through; the Action otWorm'.
with Observations on the = Habits
Nix ". u. Howells is reported 10
be travelling in the mining regions OF
the West with 10 ''locA color
He intends IA bring soire mining chat
aciers into hG neat novel
Rev. Joseph Cook has decided &"
remain abroad ior another year. and
will finally return 20 tbs country By
way of India aud Japan He i INV IN
London. preparing Tor smother series Of
lectures there.
MIR. Longfellow called the compass
plant in .'Eyangeline' ''delicate.' and
when some one told him thai the plant
was slarge. coarse. r~ough-lcavcd shrub.
he substituted vigorous for delicate
in the later editions oi the poem
Mr.. SIDNEY I.anier's health h,.
again broken down. and hc has He'd Ia
Florida in the hope or restoration. HIS
recovery from a similar pulmonary
trouble several years ago gives his
ir ends hope that the atmosphere of
that region MAJ agan prove cdica-
cious.
The will of the late Thomas
CARLYLE, in a paragraph expressing his
strong feeling ot good VIII toward
America and especially New England.
gives the books lac used in writing the
lives OF Oliver Cromwell AMI Frederick
the Great 10 Harvard University.
j. +. Trowbc.ds- leais a very
quiet life n Arlington, Mass, IN his
pleasant home on the hank of tho
pictures IucI pond which has been Dig
niGed BY the name of Arlington Lake
He writes a good deal. bul does not
hurry into type. II is said that he has
a novel under way.
General Cheatham. of Tennessee.
is writing u history of the advance OF
General Hoods army to Nashville
and subsequent retrea'. He command
ed a corps in General Hoods army,
am! until now has kept silent in regard
To the effort To make him responsible
for the failure of the campaign.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
Important Advice.

Here are some suggestions impossi-
BILE for most people to follow for the
cultivation of health and vigor:
Eat whenever you are hungry. Stop
eating after you are satisfied.
Sleep whenever you feel like it. Sleep
is one OF Natures calls for repair of
BODY. Hunger is one also.
Live on the ground rs well as in the
open air as much as possible. lnure
Yourself to weather and changes of
weather. Human beings should not be
hot-house plants.
Change your habits occasionally. DO
not ALWAYS eat in the same place.
Sameness of table, ssmeness OF cooking.
sameneSs OF association, sarneness Of
surroundings begets tameness OF appe-
tite.
Never get tired out" if you can help
it. Simple exhaustion has about as
much to do with disease as any other
cause. Three-fourths OF u complaints
are but different forms OF exhaustion.
Discard during hot weather all tigh.
bandauing of the body, including col
lars. ties, shoes and suspenders. Wear
only loose garments Work only in the
carIS morning anu hSuluS HosiS-
Lounge during the heat of the day.
Find out your talent and cultivate Ii.
The world really needs the best o. every-
thing. The trouble lies in making the
world find you out.
Believe in mems goodness rather than
their badness. Belief in total d~eprayity
creates biliousnesS.
Never hurry.
Never worry.
Drift along with the tide of event
Watch and take advantage of oppor-
tunities. Don't set your head on a plan
and in trying to carry it out with
mathematical precision imagine that
YOU can bend circumstances. persons
or conditions exactly to your liking. A
hunter never plans to kin his game in
a certain spot, but TO kill it when he
finds il. and the hunter who takes
things easy in the woods is apt to see
more game than be who hurr.es
through them as if walking on a wager.
IN. I. Graphic
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

An ostrich farmer in South Africa
gave q correspondent of Forest dnd
Stream an interesting account OF the
way Hottcntots steal eggs out OF an os-
trich nest. He said:
Hunters tell how the old birds can
trace the slightest touch of the human
hand upon the eggs. and how that the
bushmen. when they rob 3 nest, have
to lift the eggs out with sticks but
Jsntje, the Hottentot, says this is a
mistake. He says he has handled eggs
without the old birds ever observing it,
and that the wild birds eggs q be
freely handled, and as long as too many
are not taken u the old bird is none
the wiser. The way Jantje robbed
nests was this: In some Undiscovered
plain where he had reason to think os-
triches might be found. he went about
midnight. walking cautiously. and when
reasonably ear sitting under some
bush. Here he remained till about
three o'clock in the morning. About
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
How werEy Punished >amlo.

.iitle wccrv IIsyacs hal NOR" dolls
,h,u IN. could ta$s care ~. snt thry
w,r, .lwass falling into NJ chsrf Her
en-. ,w n hal bat one lcs AMI "n"
arm s,wecn them. and not assn II =
heal Her pretty wax ho~N 49, Nt'-
OUT A noe. Ani att her gIiia pFtcAN
baby. IL Vas 80 wunki-t RAd uGi' thHt
MrcsS rubbed ths w,ndpS panrS "tih
Il when she played at cleaning h"lsr
+ Fhrhc Rcilaa cut psrer 'in'is i"F hr,
hy ,hs hour. but ihcsr fuskcd "ut %!
III. windaN or inth The trc A3d II
Wsrx,'s large family there was 1rt'
cnlv one sound chisd
rhls vas Iti'e S.mhr. kuit q! u"r-
stcl black iacc. s,ay,ct Jacket Nei''"
,r,user. AMI al. whoa be inubirl
i,,, ,h, wash bowl Wr~tv squeezed
/ bim pi,. anil dried him Oycr The vc1S
t,r Nh-. be rsyclci daraol
him. aud made him A. cu~'t ~ nr"
q be wa< the nIcvst kind ~ y d"t'
and from his Whit sewing SlN tv"'" -
IN. hlssk sturk'nc warn i"cs. NrrtN
loved every inch at him- lri p al
love I, punish him bnc mora o. :
whrn ,he iuurt nm in papa bst sh"
shook him tail one IT ht> bead eyes
dropped out
What for sambo run away AMI
hide - rric,i shc. "N"w iamma naus
Tie Samlo. cause Sarsbo drdn t mini
She hacked about thu hall for s'fur-
IN n. Ia tie h3m -. ani saw r''a s
oycrc,at on the hat tree The hati"1s
ON thu back ot IL were just within l"f
rvach
There, Sambo must be- tied I'll 10
ia a -u,l boz" said she. wind az the
ends of rs tiny scar! rouud u "i iH"
buttonS.
Then. lcavin. the poor doll hanging
hy hiS neck. she danced oil q" $50
kitchrn u tease Bridget for "t"" VHt
plums.'
Pretty soon rapa HAYNES csuiv 1ut tot
the Si,ting-room IL - down town IL
was rather dark Ia tn" hall. AMI Dr rut
on his a,srcnat without srciu: she j''l.
Nrxt he drew on has gloves. ani Hu~rl
bri>kly into the street wtlh S1mh' bob
bin, up and down from the baton AZ
his back.
II was funny enough one lti e. h'y
ltnrhri 80 hard thai hc rolled 81 To
donr.s,rp. some school ch.dt,I uu
the corner shouted. and claprrl their
hands. Papa lis, mes wondered what
all the noise was about lie Cu4.du Q
see anyth ny to laugh at.
lIe might have gone an right
through the village with Samhs' sr'-
low legs dancing n ig behind ".m. 4
che minister hadn't called to hun
Sir "a papa. wheeling iu Front
of the minister : ga'" - sudirulS tia
the dnl bounced against him.
why. what is this' b" went on.
reaching his hand behind his back
Something that belongs :" Nc".y.
| fancy" laughed the min Ste. ua-
winding Sambo's scarf.
When Papa HAYNES saw the dol h"
couldn't help laughing. too.
w ell. | must say I've cut n pretty
figure" said he. with n very red iarr
mo wonder the boys sbnuied''
lie felt like tossing Slmbo over tb"
fence. but thcn he thought oi hs hti'r
daughter.
II suspect Wcczy is err ing th'
minute for her lost baby. sail he.
examining S9mbo. head hrst. into his
pocket. ri take h home 10 her ths
time, hut she must hook out how .to
ties IL again 10 my button.
Our Litie ru,s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
! sharp voice brought us to an arms.

q sharp voice brought US to an arms.
tice.
"Hello!-what's this?n INQUIRED a
kecn-eyed, jolly-faced man, in whom I
recognized Captain Bcakes, my chief,
whose name was to the telegram.
1.-Two got him. / said. out OF
breath.
Twelve got himr' painted my
antagonist, quite as much blown as my
self.
"Now who is that you've both got.
pray?" queried the Captain. looking
puzzled.
"Durnford Marwickrn we shouted
simultaneously.
Thought the Captain would split his
sides.
Il have your telegram to arrest the
scoundrelr' l said, not a little piqued
at such levity.
al have your order to nab the villain
on sight," rejoined my adversary.
An active renewal of hostilities was
imminent, but the Captain stepped be-
tween us.
Hold on. Sleuth! Hold on, Tyker'
he interposed. "Let me see those
messages"
Two scraps of paper were thrust into
his hand.
The Captain laughed louder than
ever.
$50 you've each been te~legraphei TO
arrest the other!'' ne said. WHO
could have played YOU such a trick"
Then the Captain introduced me to
Dick Sleuth-with whom i had already
scrap5d a rather informal acquaintance
as a brother detective from a neigh.
boring city.
A fresh telegram was put into the
Captains hand.
"Ha, this explains it, he exclaimed.
Warwick has just been caught dis.
guised rs 4 countryman. 1t was doubt
less he who sent the two kilograms. He
must have smoked You both out on the
train"
Dick and I shook hands. looked fool
ish and hauled of for repairs.-N. y.
Ledger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

Tn. .sork papa devoted himself "a
the shiidrrn. diving every little While
60 toll his vito how they were getting
along. With al thts s,ssnsiun. IL wu
no wonder she improved rapidly. Wa
.cn able Ia gy again and loJn her
family. Who ~ ,ht' i'n,e were ga,e mp
In the art os Il, inS. snd could s,and on
one foot on . hly.pad. and oa'c.' iTprs
as vel as the best
The cool people Of L~ovsao~rs sal
thu. m n a sa,nt hal hcen lees bravo
and hsorir. few bal shown such pa
,enea. AMI none hai been wiling -
d., fpr Others a. bal ;his white sto-S
therefore she should BE- 'aN -
ron saint Il che village. AMI sh' AMI
her chiidrsn hoaorvd for sycrm' ~"
prs. Margaret D. hebs, - hstTTs
Iosaf Pope.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
Our Young Readers.
sfnuER I'd SPRIyG.

sanmu. si n iss ~Prt1x "Whais-'
II I. 80 bsinx Ia 81 muss s~e",nCss sol
Ian v-s ,n,s % ysa ~ b. ssoras are due.
AID 1 :sri IAN tssanE fc"T F~a0~
Iaere- e.a ssa.s hss tnink os ys'tr assa.
Ani tac % - % toe aosvss At e'eninE az
n~rr "a, s.-aesS5ax. a. fair In yoar ssaS
c~ut sir
That yoa .,snx SO can hui rc-rrt
-Yoa BEAUTIFUL Conner. .aSt SprnS ~ 'se
-IHVci oat my ufv but TO ~ sstsn your
hears ,ac ha = swelling. sni eSssa not help
trilus.
F.r .as~ yea -osli so tara .asae 3AJ'
-u Ne. cngy my duty t. bring 1ca ise
iraatv.
Aua "a n y on~ s.oiasF - %-~sra 10 a.
Aud F-rna ys yua . +. ~tiUE, so+F "Ah
fuinlis $40
To leave .onrihinz g. trsetcn tar faL
Mr.. l. nlteu. ss " 80 tWt e
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
HUMOROUS.

Carving his house with him. the
turtle is never in i hurry to g, home. -
". o. HcaYtme.
Now i the springtime If onr is.
content. Tho season of MARVIN, and
giving in marriage Is upon us.-OI.
CGy Derrick.
49, II j. terribly embarrassing To come
into town from a fishing excursion and
find there is not 4 rou in the market
Boston Post.
Here i another attempt TO deprive
woman of her rights. \ male wretch
has got up an invention to prevent the
slamming of doors.-BoStOH CONNER
cal BHH,!tH.
Although early in the ea'on il has
already been noticed that the iccman
gives good weight Ia :he family keep.
ing a handsome servant gia. -PuIadst
phid fHrOHtc!c.
The Law and the Prophets:
When a.kcd his be- irf. a law student
EeDIiei in n WAY most tmpru lent,
That his creed could lao writ
In brief form. and To VT
" In the Law and the Profit" FCor stuicnti
-HIrr mi Aiyp-rs.
A Somcrville little boy. while look
ing out of the window Of his home. saw
n fan-tailcd pigeon aliyht in front Of the
house. go mother. come here he
cried; =. and see = pigeon with a hustle
and trail on.'-SOmsrcINe Journal.
We know nothing in nature so
hUmelv to- look ri rs a clans head. al
ways excepting n plug hat, and the two
resemble one another so closely that
but for the difference in size it would
be harl To tell them apart.-BoSion
7r mScript.
-GiIhooly bought a cigar the other
dav, and. "a he lit it. the tobacconist
said. with pride: That's a fine i'm
ported cigar ais it'' responded
Gilhooly. 1T has always been \ mys-
terry To me why Galveston does not raise
her own cabbages. ICGstOH Ne,CS.
How wonderful are the revelations
of science. Ii has been estimated that
a boy can hear a call To- dinner. though
half 4 mile away, in n tliOusandth part
of a second. But n call To duty. Well.
we don't wish to he hard on the boy,
but il often takes 4 no time for him To
understand it--Ne0 HdreH Register.
-Gcneyievc Ward is shocked beyond
all expires sion be ,ause men and women
are compelled To sleep in the same
sleeping a 1t Is dreadful. We have
often worried over the same thing. and
been afraid TO 20 TO sleep. lest some
oma should chloroform us and kiss
lis in cur dreams. No man is sac in n
mixed sleeping car--BnriingtaH Hilck-
enc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

We have in our possession. says the
ST. Louis RGIiUag RegiSssr, a copy O.
the timetables of the Lonton & North
western Railway Company Of England
which is a great curiosity and 7, make.
n mans head ache TO look a, il and
think Of the great labor invo., ed in is
compilation The lines of this company
extend all over England, Scotland and
Wales. and are said 10 embrace over
ten thousand miles of tracks. These
timetables make an octave volume.
closely printed. of one hundred and
t~hirty-siN pages. and contained in IL are
numerous excellent maps. and full par
ticulsrs are given as 70 hotel accommo-
datious, cab fares connections, tickets.
routes. etc. and al that eaa interes, or
concern the Traveller.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
About Small. POX.

CONGREGATIONS startle a nan. lorna
does make him nervous. and earth
quakes take his mind OF his business
for eight or ter minutes; but if Won
want to brighten a big siN-footer right
out of his boots just veil "small-poX" at
him. Not one person IN a hundred will
pass a smallpox sign on a house with
out taking the outer edge of the walk.
and during a scare every ache and pa n
which grabs a man is supposed to be
the forerunner of the dread disease.
The other day a prominent Detroit
physician received a call from a man
who carried an alarmed look in the cor
ners of his eyes and who said that he
came for a prescription.
"What ais you?" queried the doc
tor.
Il feel bad all over"
"Any particular ~symptoms?'
"Well, I've got a back-ache, and
rmfeverish, and my throat is sore, and
I've got a pain in my chest"
The doctor took a look at his tongue,
felt of his pulse, and said:
81 think two or three quinine pills
will brace you up, and I'll give you a
gargle for your throat"
The man made no further remarks,
but after he had pocketeI his prescriD-
ton and got out doors he turned around
and shook his fist at the office and
growled out: 4
I'm going to have smallpox. and 1
know it, and the minute L begin TO
break out I'll come here and give it 10
everybody around the house. clear
down 70 your old bob-tailed Scotch ter
rier and cross-eyed cat!"-DetroI Free
Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

"A new book on etiquette advises
girls not TO be treated BY their gentle
men friends to car fare. ices. or allow
them to pay any trihing sum. providing
it is simply 3 friend or chance acquaint-
apce met on the way-and no.; s nesr
%elatiye who oilers it
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07


A wellknown sportsman writes: III
] am not mistaken. IL {. Siebert who
mentions. in his interesting WORK On
Bird Shooting that mani b3ris.
more particularly the diaeren; speriss
OF snipe. are known 20 'bsHdage' thrls
wounds. This fact has recently been
iuiiy confirmed. About seven ear
ago Oberamtmann Felber IN Deienb0ra
drought down a snipe which hat = -s.'-
made bandsge Of feathers. His=e-01n:
vas incredulously smiled a. a; the tine.
LAT week We had = drive IN the ~oErts
near ~Nordbausen. when ID rector krosa
snot q snipe. which Judge nyl - bal
hi On the wing only the day Ds.yrs.
causing the bird to drag It's sap- On
examining the snipe we found = band
age on the wounted spot, male Of snii
'frhers about an zach wide add : mrl-
meter thick. so firmly pasted ioEeihe-
Win o.ood or some liquid PREPARED
WIN n bill that we could not gE1oT
u with the finger. We pes,ed - o.
win a knife. end. As q rarity and r.
variable instance Of ornifhO.Ozeal
surgery, sent the bird and bsndsge -
sne international Hanring ExhibIoa -
We've -Hgnu0rerscb< t0rregD0E1nT@
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

"A California paper declares that
the Eastern press has an exaggerated
idea about the cost of residences of
the railway kings of San Francisco.
As matter of fact, there is not n
single residence in San Francisco that
cost, ground and all. Sl,O00,0O0 or
one-half of it. The most costly man.
sion is that of Mrs. Hopkins, and that
cost, furniture, decorations and all, a
trife more than 500, 600. Governor
Stanford's house adjoining it, of which
so much has been said. cost less than
$3.50. 900. Mr.. Crockcr's cost 500. 900
or Whereabouts. All of these houses
are Of wood.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

some one haying Offered apnzeios
= poem Ia which the word bate
would be male 20 rhyme with "oso-
margarine the Washington EeggaAesa
enarns cut the following:
rycsse pass the butter, eea
rs oseouarrarlue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
WHAT A MOTHER sToRa DID.
Tree taFi eat.

nd lie give "a. thr h~aatlrul stsrk a'oyr.
GA m catma-ysoR sith 80 isr4v Eeund
m.is -fFs1sEA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-02-16
The New American
SEWING MACHINE.

ms Naehs-s. uAtch 49, hcsn - lWNENSELT
fNSsE-1 1sk- - l-v1 r1c-r ulze4 t-Feesec U--2,k
r1e .1S- -cu gga->~ = EtZ rc lec ucrs FertceE
u--> iisc N1caus- ezt = ueu NUASfI1,N> NscAlac.
s- gas a.sss -ul--g .. I2s-- a. Piss s. - -
49, .yr slle1-i--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-18
eSACETta1EAAS.

Er, atas. Entire las q1e Sc deslizaron
an nuestro n1mero anterior, convene
sslvsr 10 menos dos que son de impor-
taucia. E. el articulo de fondo, q CO.
iumua, donde dice las diea minutes,
lease los diez y minutes
En- Ia gscetllla que iievs por epigrafe
Iastituto-coIegio, & TINA lines, lease 30
en- vez de 20, pues el 80 de Setiembre
= no el 20 deben pernoctar los aiumnos
i1tsrnoe en squei estabieclmiento.
Tea tro.-D cididamente tendrA lugar
en- ID noche del prox no domingo Is We
laGa Irico- itersris dis spuesta per 81 se-
nor don Antonio Vinaj' rss y dc Is cual
b. mos habiado CD n1meros sDteriores.
I'll programs De ests innoiou, en- qae to.
maran parts ysrioa A1tlstaa acseditadoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-18

neefrico. A las Ia la taris Sc vsri6
cars la procession, habiendo por la no
che el tercio de- rosario con response
canta 10. El3, 4 las 9, SO celebrara 81
funeral de costumbrs por los hermanos
de IA cofradis difuatos.
Crco. anunoisn pAra.esta noch (,
slbado, para mansna domingo, dos
vsriadas funciones.
Z programa es notable.
S,ntoral.-Lanes, 19. San Gsnaro
OBJ, Y comp. mrs.
Martes. 20 San Eustsquio COM
paneros m srtiras.
Microbes 2l. San NJ teo, apostoI
evangelists.
La corrupc On en- cad veaa.-La ma
terra m6rblds que produce humores So
litrosos, sarpnlliio4, granos ostillosos,
ilagas vivas, exfoisci6o del c1tis, etc.
psuetfs toda la mssa dc la sangre. En-
vista do este hecho conocido, es obvio
que paliativos splicsdos localm anita no
pueden csusar IN bene6cio verdsdero.
Fl virus que trabaja sctivaments en- al.
gunss psrtes, en- otras esta oculto 30.
lamente SO puede eradicar por nm agen-
te que, como 10 Zrsaparrills de Bristol,
difunds su principle desinfectsEte en-
tolo el sistems yemen oso. Csds gotta
del 4 lido vital esti sujeta la acci6n
detergente do esta preparation pene-
traute, = ssi la ezpurgsoi6n SO hace
com pleta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-18
VENEZUELA.

Hemos recibiio una collection del
Diario Hercanti De Pto-Osbello que al.
CANA 4 princlpios de este mes.
EI signiente snelto horrorizs por sus
ssngrientas descripciones
Leemos en- La 1ndustria de Coro, de
1 del corrieptA:
No ceson los crtmereS.-Nos senti-
mos desfaliscientes, ri Sc quiere AGO.
barbados, para seguir registrando en-
puestras columnss tantos , tan repeti-
dos crimenes como Sc suceden en- ests
desgraeisdo E-tado.-Ys conocen nues-
tros Iectores los horrendos cometidos en-
Macuare faltales ssber que en- Cspads.
re mat6 en- estos 1ltimos diAs un hom-
be de edsd 4 IN sobrino suyo, sirvien-
dose ie IN gsrrote que mide como / va
"a de largo centimetros de diane
tro. Las eausss las ignoramos Y solo
schemes que estl ia preso en- ls carcel
p1bIica de ests ciudsd. Pero este es
nads todav,s, pues esta capital deb!a
ser testro tsmbien de an hecho atToz y
oometido q sargre fris, seg6n los infor.
mes que hemcR recibido.-Es ell case
que en- ls tarde del ssbado dltimo como
4 las 81 P. NJ, sstando ssntados en- la
pueTts del stsblecimiento del senor
Luss Fl Driques en- sl bsTrio de San Nj
eoias, los ciudsdanos Eladio Miqueiens
y Roman Disz J parade en el umbral de
Ia tieDds Jacinto DlsE, de pronto Sc di-
riqe este Etadio Xiqnelena , le dice
"Vayase Y. de shi, ahsdiendo 81
hoy 90 be metsdo treints, 90 porque
terg famiia. A esta mspifestscl6n
Jaclnto Dlaz sc retro cogi6 On ladrl-
lo del sueio, y Roman DiaE que ests ba
sentaoo dljo: " Sc harsn. ...." No
bien dIiers tai coss, cu@Ddo Esdio Nj
Quelena, con un chuso sstoque que te-
MA en- 10 mano, ssEsveso sl Cuerpo de
Roman Dlaa, qns de II Viila csy6 al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-18

He aqui ID formula del jursmento
que, seg1u nuestros veridicos informes,
presto den Julian E. Banco y S3sa,
el 19 de octubre de 1874, al hscerse
ciudadano danes.
"I do promise and swear TO bear true
allegiance TO His Majesty Christian tn
TX, King Of Denmark, as my lswful he
redItary Sovereign and LORD and to his
hereditary Successors on the throne.
| do slso promise TO conform myself to
the Laws and Ordinances of this l.
land AMI to obey those who are inves
ted here with His Msjesty's authority,
and lastly to act and conduct mysef
in such q manner az BELTS . true and
loyal Danish burgher and subject
So help rue God and His holy Word.
"Prometo Y juro guardian ver1s1ero
homenaje s. NJ. Christian *, rsy de
Dinamarca, como d mi soberano Sc.
nor harsdit4-io, sus sucesores por
hprencia IN el trono. Tsmbisn prone
TO corf0rmarme con las leyes y Orde-
pauzss de ests isla, y obedecer q aque-
lios que estin aqui investid os con la
aut riiad de S. NJ, = uitimsm ante pro-
meto obrar Y couducirma como convie-
De . ,ea u rdadero y leat ciudaddno y ss.b
ditto danes.
A. me syude Dios , 50 santa pala-
bra"
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