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st. Louis. Mo-, December ot-a'ne NOV
lnr upon congress for readjustment OF
tariff rates between this country and Mez-l
ia was evidenced by the petitions pre-
s.,,tsd n The senate today hy Mr.. Vest.
ore comes from the Merchants eAchanSe'
another from the spanish eiup o. ~
Louis, and set fortA mat me pEeAfpt
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Iiano1dlp. I}setu,1er d. 3'A,' foIasaeic lIal
.tsaetftis.fr 81 iieYsinf;ef 1a. f2Fc ess = ft4t
~ htillss sen eat flif ssal<.9sel1t b tie
p,ihiIc frlaIIff 50 his ill4@fsiotiQns From
gaselastea eaa 4Is s;sssnia5 Il. 1:
eIissprla: and said H3jiis 30 doubt va
Il de '.si.' gfi.af uift he heai1 rom
es'Iils sea l,s shsn4s "s'''d n;lts pIs,,s
nny ntfsnspt uaee h 4i'' psf{1n r. tsf{
/! s Il. g aI,a4y <fgps Wea'd bs checked
= sr< fisr fuprxeealatlte4 ~ my other
poaff near The HHH4iiaH 444efHflie1( ~
iilns<t Htt1 1. f.fclafAt fet fnsfF u NJ ti1pf:
kEszf MT eaix thiz K9ffntuetf but Also
The Enlfe4 6iaffs Would faEoilf * 81 l.
most fneIQefla Iaa;lnNf - Hflanl4 Hfiii I'll.
feffefeAce With iie l.ls.efnaI affairs o{ tbiz|
sne plNpfiei3 u Hinistfr villa 1ce;tt8.
flet Nc eiI,l'it po.ili g4i f;9..t sls* teft
t1nueui 81 tie United States holds itH4lf|
rfiatHnd with she 9pffiai 1ui* Of uainiAja.
ing puhlie otyitf and ttetffitf IN Hawaii
TO this extdnt al least AMtffca has at
ready eSresssa partial protection over tht,
country
The paper further nays ey-hfinister Stew
ems was merely obeyiu8 the standing or
der of the state department given by Sec
rotary Bayard IN 1881 70 the American
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haeoEdocinh rfsaA Btce1nber 5t-@Ihe
altusi@a ne mi i usst lro,s si'i3 CIV
Hat CONSUMED 10 fire yesterday evening
No ofie hI3oWa how the flfo osjEiBaft4
About Hiattehn bAl6a Of eotton <Fsfc de-
Eiro5.st air I5,iI estimates ilis loss 1t
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!, Meridian, Texas December 8 &. o. Mex
ss'n, ahe leading merchant at Clifton ana
East Meridian, Bosaue county. has been
~ and attachments run III Brsqisc A,ktin.
Fort Bend ana Colorado counties by Riar
SeaEenRprd e Coz, TO secure claims
amounting to S2837 Is.
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wand sbc MN Dcrrrca.

tition witch is peins circulated among
the merchants OF this city with a View to-
having thc operation OF the democratic
tariff Hill POSTPONED untN Julv 1, II the
country y to hnNe thu neAeurc IMPOSED
on H. Is receiving many signatures among
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caiscstcn Texas. peeet,hrr s. Today
= Gaain@isss,s " soss,ssSsor o. the Gaivcs-
ton Steam Laundry. fiied q chattcl mort
Kaxc, making 4. III Tiernan ttuktNr The
amount III preferred sntiAbtednrss IL 0ioni
H+Qt.s Qsk< the fnnViest rrtdfofH IN
I. IL {efse OF Ciirefo III the TRUSTEE
~ itr$tted 70 aeii, convey ard dlappsn Of
M tile properls. coueiattuE 81 manhinsyS
and pffice fNrrignrc fer chsh aud "a COLI
eict NJ ou;stRrdink accounts and after
der % the payment 81 INC prefefipd cred
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rnllaf. Texaf, Dneembef q "a Dire which
brSko out ii i1sso tonight destroyed he
Consolidated car eonpniswR STABLES On
Exhibition avenue, DRfwean Main and
elm Etfeete, In East DALLAS Twelve
motor cart Ten nule cars and twenty
fiplea were burned. entalitnT Il insa With
other property burned o. about <22.eQ9
gtsiy one house - left Stumbling % the
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Nsw York December IN. j schIoss
s. CO. manufacturers and dealers III
eietisinH, have assigned in favor Of simon
Wolf with preferences 10 ii large number
on ern8ifors Tho liabilities are said to
be over xIuu.00O and assets considerably
below that. The nrin's hopkigeeper Ina.
~ Lewis, II a llftBener charged with ems
ps-~setnfnt Qf SS0'DpO and attempting 10
commit nufrfde 80
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government Of Mexico Is friendly disposed
the Importance or reciprocal trade rela-
tons They ask that tarim rates be 70
modified MS 20 permit this, and n this
can not be done that commission bn
appointed on the part af the tinted States
70 deal with a similar commission rom
Mexico ON the subject
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Topeka, KAN December b,--Judgc Rys
nrr OF the United States circuit. court has
appointed Eiewotah INGALLS, ~ Afuhikcr rc-
ceiyer Of the Norton State BANK 81 Nor.
AHy The liabilities are S3S.uuO and IL N
ciaiuied that the nssets VIII aesFesAfn
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WeshinS iaa p4tep,l&es 4 Mr. Rland Of
Missouri foasy introduced a new ffse
coinage bill. Il rspeals thai p4rt Of the
aef X is7a. which flrexenip The coinage
81 SILVER doilsfs aed ets the laws Of
ssa.7 providlpY for the e4inaxe 81 SILVER
doiiafz 81 41a.a gfalia'
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minister in Honolulu ana caused 10 bo
given 70 tho naval forces there Nhf,,trr1.
nectstprF for the foeintcnHnfH " trblic
pfereI,, American s>sininisfr&ficn FOR oh;9} i
Ing fSayHri' 4 explicit rr5crH III AfHftf1.'
a 20 he hlapp1 fos inssfpcsinS last Jan,>-
afxs then much t1nni.e II >lIfll$ "a kr rS3-
Nnrei for t'1ftattninE ID pltt1iah iil<f,lrf1i1.
81 the peace which Stevens ni.ycY tIid \ y
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800 FREE INSURANCE.

THE HOUSTON POST Will pay 500
40 the legal heir OF any person who
meets death by accident. provided
that Mt the time the person 40 dyaaR
Inns upon his or her body TINS pa
PER- This insurance holds good for
10 hours only. or from I a. M. to III
p. IN. OF the date OF this paper. sat-
tsfnrtory proofs Of each claim must
fsc prosecuted within rs hours nj the
Husfpess onicc ~ The Bonsfon Past.
Remember this policy ~ void pnIess
THIS PAPER Ia upon the nerAoa nj
lime OF Hentt.
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washington. DSecinecr !. The president
today sent the noninNiions TO the senate
Of number OF eonEni, who failed OF con-
firmation last seksfun. The president also
reiso1ssinatcd w, a. Hornolowcr Of New
York 10 he Justice OF the supreme court
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washington. December o-The second
session Of the house was dIema]lv dull
The only thing accomplished beyond the
passage Of several small hilin affecting
land titles ii the far weaf. was IN aeree-
mani TO close the Xenefai debate on the
Bankruptcy hill In ny hours The bin was
debated unnteresiingiy TIL Ans b, nj,
when the house adjourned.
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Rome uSects ~ s. i:,55rca;slIi ks.'.; t,.s
ciiasa tho nofffslls q Iisispes IND 4as-
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4 'ifiif, stvfs 6fK.. i;is5<f s
st4.ei IiSi1s;a9k hhe faeaI 81; i iziff I.Efzz1i
al.efi1 aA3sf4AtA u Eezston sdiils Il ~ s
s.i4 y I'D +
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-07-06
Excel
June 2G, 1893

EDITOR SHEAF:-
Crops look fine. This cold wealth.
nr with - shower OF rain now and
then makes the crops as fine as we
can expect them to be, being sown
so late.
Mr.. Robinson. OF this town, had
his skull broken by ml accident to-
day. He and his son we're driving
posts, the unfortunate holding the
post while his son was driving the
posts down with the sledge, when
suddenly the sledge slipped Off the
handle, striking Mr. Robinson in the
head, and breaking his skull. The
wound was attended to 10y DR.. Grun
dy, OF Thief River Falls. Mr.. Robin
son is now improviNg
Born: TO Mr.. and Mrs. Swinkison
June 1st, a boy.
To Mr.. and Mrs. A. Erickson, June
3rd. a boy also.
This town is doing good work on
the roads this year building bridges
and dtchiny and it is needed baC
enough.
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CITYLOTS FOR SHLe
JULY 4th At WARREN,
CLOUDS DIsPERsE-95o IN THE SHA,

CLOUDS DISPERSE-95o IN THE SHADE.
Coon SALE FOR REFRESHMENTS.
The celebration of the 117th ami
versary OF the nations birth was a
very successful one, and far better
than could be expected, considering
the heavy rainfall from + O'Clock il,
the morning until 8. The procession
to the park was postponed until ?
O'Clock p. m., on account OF the mud
dy streets. At nine o'clock the sun
came out bright and clear and the
crowds soon began to gather. Dur
ing the forenoon the band rendered
good music, and throughout the day
cannons, guns and fire crackers gave
the Significance of the day. The pro-
cession formed at the court house
square at 2 o'clock, headed by the
band, proceeded to the park where
the literary part OF the program was
carried out under the direction of
Hon. a. p. Mcintyre, the president
OF the day.
After the invocation of divine
blessings upon the exercises of the
day by Rev. J. S. David Il song was
rendered by the Gee Club, and Prof.
". b. Walter stepped forward and
read the Declaration of Indepen-
dence. Another Song was rendered
by the Glee Club and then president
\. p. Mcintyre introduced the Hon.
e. Nj. Stanton, OF Crookston, the or
ator OF the day.
When the crowd left the park they
were met by the Warren Fire Depart
ment and Il band Of Calluthumpi-
ans. When the two professions met
tie people expressed their delight by
cheers, shouts, laughter and ap-
plause
The display Of the Warren Fire De-
partment was an interesting feature
in the afternoon.
In the race of the Spanish jacks,
Pat Longhridge carried away the
prize-$5. 90; in the mems foot race
Harry Wood took first prize, $500
and Willie Loughridge second prize,
- 90; Charlie Leslie took first prize,
$500, in the boys foot race and
James Strader second prize, ST. 90;
the three-legged race was won by
Craig brothers-prize $500; Alfred
Bergo took the prize in the fat mems
race-$2 90; in the boys bicycle race
Earl Gilbert took first money, ST. 90,
and Jay Seeley second prize, so cts.
The horse races and bicycle races
were postponed until Saturday, July
Sth, at 1 O'Clock p. M, as the race
track wns not dry enough.
Among the exhibits of the day Cat
Narrem We're two huge arches, pri-
mary and secondary, upon the east
ern sky, not formed by the refraction
and reflection OF the suns rays upon
the falling silvery drops, but it was
II reflection of patriotism OF the peo-
pie gathered at Warren. .. -.
The program ended with a grand
ball at the opera house.
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Smoke 'Key West beauty, the
best 5 ct. cigar in the city.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-07-06

Fresl, Strawberries received daily
Leave your orders with us. Guy
JARRETT.
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BUSINESS TOPICS.

Everything in the line OF plush
goods at Taralseth's.
Over-coats, Fm-cOAts, Goat Skin
coats, Duck cOntS-eyerything for
cash at low prices at WINCuEsTER's.
Don't forget to go to Taralseth' $
for good bargains.
Flannel shirts of every style at
WINCHEsTER's.
Anybody's Dollar buys one hun
dred cents worth OF goods at WIN
CHEsTER's.
Burn your straw hat and buy one
of those dandy Caps Of WINCHESTER.
When in need of fresh fruit OF any
kind, call on Guy JARRETT.
Goods are now sold cheaper at
Taralseth's brick store than ever
before. f.
Prince Alberts, Frocks, Cut-away
Sacks, Double Breasted Sacks, in
TACT everything neatand nOhhy in the
clothing line at WINcHEsrEn's.
The country has gone Democratic
but Whitney is still selling goods be-
low all competition. Save money by
getting his prices before Lnying
elsewhere
Itch on human and horses and all
animals cnred in 30 minutes by
Woolfortl's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by +. F. WHITNEY, !,
Druggist, Warren, Minn.
Ii you want nice suit Of clothes,
very cheap, call into Winchester's.
Datronize u home industry and
smoke "Our Standard"
FRANsoN has a bigger stock OF
boots and shoes on hand than he
ever had before, and will sell the
same cheap for cash.
have just received a nice lot of
fly nets, busters and horse covers.
Il. FRANsON.
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TO the Races July 9Th!

The prizes offered on July 4th is
still open for all contestants who
will pay an entrance lee OF $500 on
or before July 7th to Sec. on sports.
Races commence at l p. M. Come
r;'ry md stay late.
A. T. MCINTYRE, A. NJ. ANDERSON,
Chairman. Secretary.
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Do not forget our harness depart
inent when in need of anything III
that line. Harness manufacturing
and repairing done by competent
Worklnell. Fra Sss,N.
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Report OF school in district No. 1S,
town OF Alma, for the month ending
y
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Hail Insurance..

II you want to insure your crop
against hail in " reliable hail Insu =
ance CO., c,.ll at the State Bank Of
Warren.
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English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lnmps
and Blemishes from horses, Blool
Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney
Ring-Bone, Stiles, Sprains, all Swol
len 'rhroats, Coughs etc. Save $50
by the use OF one bottle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful Blemish Cur,
ever known. Sold by r. f. WHITNEY
Druggist. Warren, Minn.
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A BIG CUT III prices st the New
York Store, Crookston, Mimi.
a. CHABoT, Prop.
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School Reports.

Report Of school in district No. 81,
in towns Of Oak Park and Vega, for
the month ending June %, 1893.
Total enrolment t..................3S .3S
Total Attendance in days.......497
Average daily attendance.....24
No. perfect in attendance. 5
viz, Clara Swanson, Huldn Swan
son, H:lma Walberg, Annie Sands,
Lille Bjorklund, Annie Switzerland.
MAGGIE KINGSTON, Tencher.
Report OF school in district No. 18,
town OF Alma, for the month ending.
June %, 1898.
No. OF pupils enrolled...............37
Total attendance...... .4S3
Average daily attendance "a
No. perfect in attendance. !. 3
viz, Henry Schey, Frank Dahl
gren, Stephen Schey, Alma Dahlgren,
Ludwig Dahlgren, Edward Wallin,
Cora Gustafson, Oliver Schey, Paul
Anderson, Rina Dragseth, Mary Of
son, Mary and Enoch Wallin.
FANNIE OLSON, Teacher.
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EStray Notice.

Strayed upon lands owned by me
in the City OF Warren Marshall Co.,
Mimi, where reside, onerell moolley
COW with white on belly about five
years old. Found and taken up ms
al estray by me, on or about the
23rd day OF May \. D. 1898, and is
of the value OF about fifteen dollars,
and the owner is unknown to me.
Dated at Warren, Mimi, June 1st
1898.
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GAGETA OFFICIAL De hoy


Gobierno General Secretaria.- Pubfcase
eI siguiente cablegrama recibido aver del Minis.
terio de Ultramar: "Prorrogado hasta fin Di-
ciembre arregIo provisional Alemania.":
Negociado 60 - Real Orden concediendo
Real auxiatoria para ejercer Ia carrera de abo-
gado on eRta Isla don Pedro de Audrey Mon
tolio. Otra sprobando 10 fsnzs preatada por don
Sebastian Nunoz Rivera, Notario electo de
Arecibo.-Otra autorizando 10 Junts Directiva
del Colegio Notarial de esta Isla, para que de
possession interina dom JoS6 A. de 10 Tore de 10
NotAris de euta Capitsl.-Y otra admitiendo Ia
rsnuncia preusntada por don Jose Mas Gelpf de
Ia eacribanfa del Juzgado de l." Instancia de
Cayey.- Estado do IL recaudaci6n del mes de
Septiembre dltimo, comparada CON las practica
das en- igual periodic del ahO anterior.
Intendencis General dc Hacienda Pdblica.-
Real Orden nombrando Official 20 Vista de ls
aduana de Ponce don Claudio Moyano y Am.
pudia, Licenciado en- Derecho.
Administrator Central de Contrbuoionss y
Rsntas.-Estado de los principales productos del
pals eXportados durants 81 mes de AgoSto dltimO,
comparable CON el de igual mes del aho anterior.
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La Exposition Regional

Las noticias que podemos anticipar hoy
nuestroa lectores do Ia Isla contestando las pre-
guntas que NOS hscsn respecto de Ia pr6xima Ex.
posici6n, son las siguientss:
Que pssan de 400 las psrsonss cue hasta aho.
10 han sellcisado sitio para hacsr exhbiciones.
Que 90 utiman los prsparativos del gran ce
remoniel con que ha de abrirse el Oertamen el
dia 2S del mes en- curse.
Que 81 16 Raldr& probablemente de esta Ca
en- Is dsssmbocsdura de Culebrinas, de acuerdo
CON los ccmisionados do Agusdilla.
Que 30 han recibido de Ia vscina repdblics
de Santo Domingo, dos cajas conteniendo pro
ouctos farmac6uticoa otros para ser exhibidai
en- la Expcsici6n.
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Nos dicen dc Areclbo:-..La Junta de indi.
vfduos>de Ia colonia puertorriqueha que proysct6
constituir, en- Barcelona el joven dom Felipe Co.
lon Bonhglio para ofrecer prssideHcia al respe.
table Sr marques de Comilas, CON obieto de abrir
una subscription favor de las vfctimaa del incen.
dio ocurrido en- esta Villa el as de Mayo dltimo,
no pudo tener sfecto, porque explorada Ia volun.
tad de aquellos puertorriquefos de otros resi-
dentes accidentalmsnts en- dlcha eiudad, so excu.
saron con que va habian dado 6rdsnss & sus re-
preHentantes en- esta Isla para que contribuyeran
CON 10 que estimasen convenlente en- la suscrip,
ci6n alberta en- esta Villa. No habidndoae cons.
tituido la Junts, no pudo, pues, realizarse Ia
suscripci6n proYectada.
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Es una enfsrmedad que ocasiona enormes
perjuicios nuestros labrs1ores. Hasta hoy,
Iqui6n ha reparado en este? Creyendo prestsr &
nuestroa agricutores un gran servicio les faciIi-
tamos algunos datos acerea de eata enfermedad,
que puedsn series provechosos
Cientf6camente NO 90 han explicado a1n las
causas que producen en- 81 gsnads esta enferme-
dad; psro su Oxistencia nadie que sea observa-
dor pusde negarla. Es una enfsrmedad endSmi.
ca, quo SO desArrolla de un modo incraible en- Ia
razs bovin&, habisndoss cembatido hasta hoy CON
el ais&miento de los atacados, con la crenaci6n
de los cadaveres, con 10 purifcaci6n de Las aguas
en- las bebidss, sGlmuerae, etc, remedies que NO
han dSdO a6n los resultados apetecidos CONT
nuando en- paises como en- 10 Repdb!ics Argent.
ma, hacienda grandes estragos.
ExpsrienciEs recientes demusstran, ain em
barge, cue existe un remedio en&rgice. Un nor.
te- americana dice este prop6sito 10 que sigue:-
Hsce POGO que compr6 y trsje & 6sta un plantel
de vacas Hereford. En- seguida fu@ atacada una
por Ia tristeza, pesar de las dosis de sslmuera
que le d{, muri6: Incontinenti enfermaron diez
mas, J les fui auministrando sin perdIds de item.
po, una poci6n cada una, preparada del modo
siguiente:-Vinagre de vino, SO centflitros; Acei-
to de Olivia, 40 centilitros; Sal comdn, ESQ gra.
mos; Una cabsza de ajO, 80 id. bisn macerados.
BE uneO estaa preparedness en- una vssijs
aparsnte al objeto de diluir Ia sal despu6a se la
sacnde fuertemente fin de que no quede poso en-
el fondo. Hice tonsr los enfermos Ia babida y
CON ella 80 pHodujeron en- los pacientss fuertes
evacuaCionea asi s6lidas como hquidas. Al POGO
tempo 40 habian salvado los diez animales suje.
tos este tratamiento. Otras observaciones he.
medic.
~ FIN 1A adr
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Recortamo1 de nm pellodico de Madrid:

Recortamoa de nm perlodico de Madrid:
"LGs psl,1cGs en- FranciG.-Nada menos que
ocho wsgones cargAdos. de pelos acaban de
llegar Paris, procsdentes de Ia India. Los gran
des proveedores de cabellos Ron los indios LOS
chinos, qu1enes remiten todos los amos Francia
Inglatsrra miles de ibras de pelo. Muchos de
Los nAgnifcos y ensortijado eAbellos que exhi-
ben las parEisnses On el boulevard de los italia
nos en- las avenidas del bosqae de Bolona pro.
que los indies chinos eortsn 81 pelo sus musr.
tos 10 exportan juntamente CON sl germsn de
las Intermediates que han hecho sucumbir Eus
primitivos propietarios. Unas vsces esas enfer.
medadss son 81 titus y 10 febrs anarilla, otraa
SON el c6lera Ia aarna. Es verdad que las Ca
bsllerss SON desinfectadRs al eptrar en- Francia,
pero no 10 es msnos que 10 desinfscci6n deja en-
cabslleras asikticas vsnden cinco frances kilo
On tanto que Las europeas alcsnzan un valor de
100 frances"
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De H GI05o de aadrld reproducimos COZ

De A Globo de Madrid reproducimos CON
muchisimo gusto el aiguients suelto:
"Exposiciones arlisticas. s."-Ahora, "a que
habamos hoy de arte convene sprovechar IL
oportunldad para recordar que, pssar de IL pro.
sesta ents blada por nuestro ministro en- Washing.
ton, senor Dupuy de LONE, permansce descono.
cido 81 merits verdadero de las obras snviadas
DOE nuestros artistss Ia Exposition do Chicago.
Pusde estar satisfscho de sus gestioneH el envia.
do especial del Circulo de Beas Artes de Madrid
81 previamente se pensara un plan sfeaz para
destrulr el buen nombre prestigie de ssta sina.
patica Association nadie Sc le hubisra ocurrido
idea mas diab6lica que Ia llevsda & cabo por
iniciativa de 50 especial representante. Pero en-
fin mas vale no insistir, y quien Dios se 10 de,
aunque esta sea una medslla de cobre, perro mka
8 menos gordo, San Pedro se la bsndiga. Lo
cierto es que nads an ell mundo artfstico ne ha
reslizado m6nos practice para nosotros que la
Exposition de Chicsgo. AuchAs de las obraa
alif enviadaH serGn remitidas & Puerto Rico, Sc
gdn se nos ha asegurado, CON obieto de que fgu.
rem en- una Exposition regional que Ia de vsr1-
fcarse el pr6xlmo mes de Ensro en- Ia pequeha
Antilla en- conmemoracion del csntenario de "a
descubrimiento. A 10 menos, tiens esa promesa
del presidente del circuIo senior Rico, ell diputa-
do Cortes sehor Garcia MoIinas, quien ss ocu.
pa CON inter4s vivisimo del asunto. Algunos pin
tsres concurriran este certRmsn separAdaments.
El sshor Brau (don Mario) joven psnsionado por
aquella isla, est6 terminando con tai objeto un
cuadro discretfaimo que no podemos juEgar to-
davfa; psro en- cambio hemos visto en- 80 estudIo
va completamente tern1inadas dos precIosas aSua-
relas con eli mismo destino. EstRs dos produc.
clones conatituyen un elocuentfHimo ejsmplo del
contingente de buenos artistas que podrfan dar
al arte naciona nuestras Antillas s ella se 90.
timulara Ia ensefanza, sntiegada hoy las parti-
culares iniciativas individuales esfuerzos Nj
& Puerto Rico nj { Cuba se envian jsmas cuadros
procsdentes de las comprss del Estado en- nues.
trss Exposiciones. La ley que ordena Ia distri-
buci6n de esas obras, para que cada provincia va
ya fernando sus museos, 60 lstla maerta, como
casi todas las leyss en- rslac6a CON las AntillaE
Pero en- fin, oportunamsnte nos ocuparemos del
Asunto, y por hoy baste decir, concluysndo, que
leo dos acuarelas del ssfor Bran, por 80 seguri
dad en- 81 dibujo, brilanteE y frsscura de colory
esmerada ejecuci6n, serSn ssguramente objsto de
mercedes apiausos.
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