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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06
IN Playful MOOD.

Teacher Define memory. Dull
Boy It's what we always has TIN We
come 70 speak piece
How are Won? Just thought IA
drop in "a while to kill time "Wcll
we don't want any Of ou' tune killed. /"
What perfectly lovely chfldrcn,s
stories you write, Mr. Scribem, How
do you ever do i;?' asked Mise
Guscher. by locking them out Of
the room, MISS Guscher," replied
Scrihem, and filling my cars with
cotton
~ will never speak to You again. y
sobbed DE Broot's wife. 'Afy dear y
he replied, like the cold-blooded mon.
ster that he is, ~ will buy Won seal.
skin sacque this winter II can.
There Is no need Of your trying 10
bride me.
Sell you nice alligator bag for
81 said the gentlemanly clerk n
Uncle lsom, who was irving 20 buy "A
valise. What on earth do want
with an alligator bag2" asked the old
man. ~ Amt goin' 70 Floridy; Pm
goin TO Chicago"
Hobbs and Dobbs were disenssint,
men who stammcr. '.Tbc hartlest
1cb ] ever had, said Hobbs, was to
understand deaf and dumb man who
stammered " ''fIow can d deaf md
dumb man stammer?" asked Dobbs
Easy enough replied Hobbs; .'he
had rheumatism ia his fingers "
What do you call that thing Won
rid up here on?1 asked tho farmer N
the youth who stopped to get a drInl,
Of water at the we'll cts bicycls !,
Seems TO me- said the old n,an
That "a druther have whcelbarrer,
Wheelbarrer's something you can Al
down 10 and rest when you ret tired
Of pushing The thlua.p
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06
THE TONGUE AND SPEECH.
Difficulties Which Foreigners Have with
Certain Combinations.

Difficulties Which Foreigners Have with
Certain Combinations.
For making the 5 and the tongue
has to be partially applied to a por,
ton Of the palate next the teeth.
Not only, however, must the contact
be incomplete, but its place is in
definite. maybe half an inch further
back To make sh and zh the con.
tact has to be made not with the tin,
but with the upper surface Of the
tongue, and must be an incomplete
contact. Though for making the
liquids the tip of the tongue and the
sides Of the tongue are used. yet the
requisite is not any exact adjustment
of the tip. but an imperfect contact
with the palate.
For the tn the tip Is used along with
the edges of the tongue, but no per-
feet adjustment is required. either to
the edges Of the teeth or to the
junction Of the teeth with the palate,
whore the sound may equally we'll be
made. Though for the and d com
plete contact Of tip and edges Of the
tongue with the palate is rexuired,
yet the place of contact is not
definite. and the tip takes no more
important share in the action than
the sides.
Any one who observes the move
mcnts Of his tongue in speaking.
writes Herbert Spencer in the Con-
temporary Review, win find that
there occur no cases in which the
adjustments must have an exactness
corresponding to the extreme power
of discrimination which the Tip pos
sesses; for speech this endowment is
useless Even were it useful 1t could
not be shown that it has been devel-
oped by survival OF the fittest; for
IT, Tough perfect articulation is useful,
yet imperfect articulation has rarely
such an effect as to impede a man in
the maintenance of his life. II he is
q good workman. Germans inter-
changes of BIS and ps does not disad-
vantage him.
A Frenchman who, in place of the
sound Of tn always makes the sound
OF succeeds as a teacher OF music
or dancing no less than If he
achieved the English pronunciation.
Nay, even such an imperfection OF
speech as that which arises from a
cleft palate does not prevent man
from getting on if he is capable.
True, it may go against him as can
didate for parliament, or as an fora
tor" Of the unemployed. But in the
struggle for life he is not hlndered
by the effect to the extent Of being
less able to maintain himself and his
offspring.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06
UNusuAL H.pPgNlMos.

Adolphus Omberg died IN Rome.
Ca, recently, from musguito bitc on
the foot.
Lightning struck a tree In Fitch.
burg, y. N, the other day, aud laal
open cavity flied with choice honey.
But not q bee, dessd or aligc. was visit.
bic
Heaven furnished horscshoaa to
Frank Morris horse az Worthingtnn.
w. Va. Some years ago an aerolitc
fell near there which contained iron.
which was smelted out and made into
horseshocs.
The wind blew the flag from the
staff over police station near Phila.
dciphia, lately and fastened ii around
. neighborinE Telegraph pole. from
which il aoatcd proudly. not only by
the dawn's early light but during the
day.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06
SIGNIFICANT SIGNS.
The eternal Fitness of Things as Seen
hy the Gay Parisians-

% thF taHt
The eternal fitness Of things II
never lost sight OF by Parislans,
Even their shop signs are carefully
adapted to the character Of the wares
they advertise. Every place where
things are sold, from the largest 20
the smallest, has its designation.
Some OF the names are pretty, some
odd ana grotesque; some have an in
wardness OF meaning that has % be
sought after perhaps but when found
its application IS nnfaiiiugly good.
Probably the most familiar Illus
tration Is the great establishment
known 10 AN the civilized world as
..Au Bon Marcbc Hc not too lit
eral, OH student with small knowl-
edge or French, This does not mean
the good market as slme have trans
lated IL, bat at the eheap place.
A florists place is called The Grown
Of Peace, and when yOn see that ~
is near a cemetery you acknowledge
the appropriateness ~ the name,
.The Little Balcony inscribed over
balcony gay with lowers is an at
tractive name f,r wine shop
There's quite room enough for a few
chairs round table holding q bottle
81 wine and glasses. In order 70 get
the fun meaning o. one Cd siga,
.Better Here than Opposite" one
must learn that prism once stood
across the way from ii.
The Miraculous Draught ~ Fish
esn il seen over beth d fishing tackle
shop and lish market on tho banks
OF the Seine Many shops which sell
kindlng wood and small fuel have
the suggestive sign, "Diabolieal
Charcoal The curiosity and the
odds and ends shops continue tho
idea III their funnlly appropriate
names. OF these are AT the kuick.
knacks u Bygone Times, AT the
Old Times. ..At the Mascot etc
The chemists rarely have any Sign
besides the names " she dealers. bur
here Is rather nice one at tho
Pharmacy 81 the Pastor the little
shop standing near church DAT.
rios are cften uanrd after saints
For restaurant names. .Tha DcAcn-
cieS Of Palace, on the cue hand.
and "At the Pewter Dish On the
other. form about az great contrast
as could b. found And Tor . shoo
shop what could b more delightful
than Cinderella Sh cs2'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06

lie was a naughty swell and he got
off the elevated train ut Eleventh
street; he carried neat square
package done mp III white paper. II
might have been candy but ii was
eggs, for II you please, no dropped it
did this naughty. bowling swell
dropped il right on the platform.
Eggs are bad thing to drop when
you wish TO conceal the fact that YOU
have them. But when that awful
crash and splash and CHASTITY reyela-
ton came, one gentleman showed
the nerve Of q hero Not by trying
to pick them up, You may be sure;
no, he never moved muscle, he
simply walked on without glance
at the wreck. Those that did not
actually sec the drop never would
have suspected him-him the least
Of anybody in sight. There Is sight
Of people who do little light house
keeping on the sly New York 10.
onud an
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06

the old sweet comfort which they
were wont to hold was gone Once
his letters had rested her; now they
filed her heart with vague unrest,
or tore it asunder with cruel pain.
sAnd the burden laid upon her
Seemed greater than she could bear
One day letter from Harold ar
rived, more like his old letters than
any she had received for long time.
His work was lighter now, and he
could get leave OF absenee-he was
coming TO Constance once more.
She smiled. a sad, weary smile. and
turned her face to the wall For she
was a hopeless invalid now. and it
was only matter of time before her
burden would be laid aside forever,
her sad life be done. He did not
know or learn the truth. She had
concealed it all, with the uuselfsh de-
sire not to interfere with his advance
ment in life.
A telegraphic message flashed over
the wires one dar in late September.
s'Will be with you in three days, " it
said. But Constance was past ali hope
now-past all expectation, all desire
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06

One day. while his apparatus for
deop-soa soundings, BY means Of
steel pianoforte-wire. was being CON
structed Lord Kelvine entered Mr..
Whites shop In Glasgow. along with
tho great DR. Jonle. celebrated for
his determination Of the mechanical
equivalent OF heat Joule's atten-
tion was called TO bundle Of piano.
forte wires lying in tho shop, and
Thompson explained that he intended
~ Tor sounding purposes, What
note'" innocently inquired Joule.
and was promptly answered, "Ihe
deep q. h--Argonaut
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06


The burden laid upon her had been
greater than she could bear-and shs
had succumbed
In his distant Northern home,
Harold Burgoyne was preparing for
his journey. All was in readiness at
last, and his face was alight with hope,
and his heart was full OF happiness
Only three days more. and I
shall see my darling he said to
himself, as he stood alone IN his room,
with his trunk packed and ready:
only three short days and / shall
hold her in my arms once more-never
more to part. MY Constance, the
brave, noble Constance, my own for
ever now!"
Some one entered the room, Harold
did not know whom. A telegram was
placed in his hands. Trembling with
vague apprehension, he tore it open,
and read these fatal words:
Constance died an hour ago. Her
last word swere: Harold by. .
For the burden laid upon her
Seemed greater than she could bear.
And forever and forever,
As long Us the river flows
As long as the heart has passions
As long Us life mas woes
sIhe moon and Its broken reflection
And lis shadows shall appear.
As the symbol Of love in heaven
And its watering image here"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06

Pasquino was a celebrated mutt
lated statue in Rome. so called from
" tty tailor Of that name who kept
shop near By and was given to en-
PERTAINING bis customers with the
gossip and andaI Of the day. Upon
the pedestal Of this statue were
affixed pungent criticisms on passing
events. squibi and sarcasms, from
which the term pasquinade is de-
rived.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06

The castle 81 heidelberg IL the
largest in Germany Il stands $50
feet above the Neckar river and WIS
occupied as a castle as early az 1924
A. D. IN q cellar IN ono corner Of
the ruins Is tho famous ''tun' or
monster cask capable Of holding
$1,000 gallons This was for tho
storage 81 wine used BY the nobility
who dwelt in this castle. 1t Il be-
lieved that tho grand duke OF Baden
will abandon tho idea which he re-
Gently entertained Of attempting 10
restore" tho ruins and convert them
into a modern palace.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06

In tho early English days lhoro
were remedies 'for headache. and
for old headache. and for ache Of
hair the head Eye work and
lends temptations arc also mem
toned in this catalogue Ache o.
half the head. Or hamicrania, from
which George Eliot suffered SO
much, has been considered ais.
tinetivsly modern disease. rut there
u nothing new
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06

While you are talking about ncrgs
don't overlook Engineer Knapp who
was shot down while sticking ~ his
post or his loCoiuot.ve ns Koslar. Ha
was badly hurt ANA WAS thought TO
be dying, but whcr the suhstitgt5
engineer took his place hc reused
himself sufficiently 70 say shes
running pretty hot, partner look out
FOR her On the ruA.ont "-C Chicago
Dispatch.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06

The ten consumed ia England last
year amounted TO about five aud
half pounds per head forty years
ago 1t was only two pounds per head.
The consumption OF coffee IL now
los than half pound per head,
while forty years 0go IL was more
than one and a quarter pounds
There IL four timos as much cocoa
used now as there was In 1852
Spirits and wines thow decrease 10
their consumption
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06
Anything lor aIoney.

Some people will do anything for
money. Recently two physicians
advertised in New York for q man
who would submit toa surgical opera
tion which might possibly be fatal,
In consideration Of 5000. They te-
ceived AZ replies, the greater mum
Der OF which were bona fde.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06

Barnaclcs, besides fastening them-
solves to ships and piling, have been
known to fastcn themselves to q
species Of fish and which are known
as bullheads specimens Of this fish
have been found completely en-
crusted by this little animal, come.
times to such an extent as to cause
death.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06

Cora Oh, I'm in such distress OF
mind. and | want your advice l am
loved by three men and / don't know
which to accept
Clara-Which one has the most
money.
Dora II knew that, DO you sup
pose ia waste precious time running
around for advice!
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06

Tho inhabitants Of 1'hibet are tho
dirtiest people on earth. Not only
do they never wash, but when once
fnil growth has been attained they
never take their clothes off. When
the garments they wear become old
othcl are put over them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-06

Panama hats IRE practically the
only ones used in the tropics
by white men. They arc made
bf hand from the FIBER OF the
leaf Of tho screw pine which grows
in Ecuador and the neighboring
states Two million four hundred
thousand Of these hats are sent out
annually from the Panama
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15
TO 4 Qs

Aver Dardo se lidiaron On l. Plaza de
P uerta de TERRA, tres de los torog peninsula
roB que ID Empress adquiri6 dc log que ib&n para
Ia HAbana. E pfblie0 anGioBo dc Conocer d %.
nRdo dc lac renombradas Rsnaderias de Miura,
Alc6n, OrozcO y OtFos, len6 81 local.
HSaIsillero," 81 primero, colorado, ojo por.
dir, bien puesto, de IbraS .regularOs y dc con
diciones para Ii ldia fu@ recibido con eGtxOpito.
sou aplausos. Aeometi6 & ID cuGdrillG deBband6n.
dola CadG momsnto y haGiendo rodar por ol
su0lo las cRpaa que abandonRban en- Bu huida IoB
muchaehoB. Tom6 yaras de ChiCorrlto, hacienda
se 6ate Cada dia mas GimpktiCo q pdbieO por 90
arrojo.
Morenito, perdi6 Lac bandorillaa; Guerrilla,
brinC6 la ontra-barrera, poniOndO IN par, J GEL
Vieia" le coloO6 dos trOG paroB de zarcillo1 con
habildad J destrezA, no Din tener que abandonar
taobiSn 81 redondeL FuGmuy splaudido.
Oaballero eatuvo deggraoiado 81 querer des
paChsr 81 Corn6poto d6ndolo variOs pincha1ou.
haata que actuando dc puntillero 81 Quinto 10 des
Cabell6, sn medic de ID reohiRa dc lA Coneurron-
cia que IL tix6 bastonos, piodras Guanto enCon.
tE6 noano- La pHesidenCia dispuBo d a1Eeatc
del tororo improyisado y fu6 aplaudida. "Ralgi.
lloEo", dei6 dcs cabslos fuora do cOnbate.
Ssgundo tore, "XegUerizo" negro Yetinto, 81
salir Be eneRT6 con los guArdiag de uEdOn p6biicc
temiendo ser arrsStado G0 fu6 hacia loB mucha
choa Potoco 10 cape6 acknowledgements Chico
rrito 10 puGo algUnas yarag sin tomorS Molone
70, 81 VerihcaFlo, tue GEEOllaoo p0E q biGho, Tor
m6ndoae una NaaRa entire 81, oI caballo y ID mon
tura, que no intsryonir 'sEl Vieja," que hizS
un coleo superior, hubi6ranos lamentado IN,
desgraCia. Arandita e puSo dos Mediou pares
(huyandol; GuerritR, IN par poE ID barHiga ]
medic en "a lugar. Potoco, d porto como d,
viaie, por ESQ no 10 ealifGamos hiri6 regularmon
to de una Ostocada & s.YeguoEi1o" rematfndol,
81 puntilleTo.
Tercsr toHo. Negro berrendo, 1in apollido
di6 bastants juege, teniondo siomp1o los mu-
chaChOs On Ol burladogo. Do ChicogEito tomt
varaa tirkndolo dos trea vecs1, ali como 81 ebon
90, por 81 rodondel ID bRrxsrA. Potoco le plan
Is dor medio1 pares tiradosy 81 Visja dor m0dioi
pAEes Superioxeg que OauIaren d delirio o. d p6
bliCo que - RExoi6 tabacob y Bomb1eEos; Caba
llero, de una medic OstoSada, Guperionima, he
ci6ndonos EeeordaE n gran Rafael Lagartijo,
10 Eindi6 iondo doScebollasa Ii fiera por 81 punti
lore. Este simpftico diBstgo sufri6 una coiida
que sfortun adamento no le hiHo dano.
I'm 1ss6men: lo1 torcG sWpeySoFtsiNsOs, sObIe
Baliendo 81 pEimoro tltiino por 1u nobleEa J con
aicionos para Il lidia. Pptoco, labAlleHo, q Vie
i is ChiCorHito,- muy eploudldC1 Aoronitc J
Melonego, heridos: q un0, poE INA bande1illa q
eIelari1 q bRlto ! y QtYe ecn a Ties. "a on.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15
Hemog rec bido 8 nroen ~ Al :,

Hemos rec bido prospscto del rolepio ds
.enorltaG, que balo la adve cacion de NueGtra Sc,
nora de Il Guadalupe, dirj:do por ID csmpes
tenNslma proteaoTa, nuestra distnguida amiga
sehor'ta dofia Ana Lopez de Victoria. suxiIiSSa
de distinguidos profssOreG, Sc inaugurar6 en- Pom.
ce 81 dis de hoy. En- este plsntel dc i1Ttrnc.
cion 90 cursarA la enuafianEa primAria, elsmopt.I
superior, 10 81 ensenanza, comprsndi6ndors
an IL prImera las asignaturas de Lsctura en- pro.
% verao caligrafiR, Doctrina cristians. Hirto.
rIa sagrAds, GIam6tcs, Aritm6tica, Geogrsfio.
Hlgiene Economia dom6stica, Urbanidad. ooa.
turaS de rOps de homb-s , de muisr puntos de
matcaa; en la segunda, sdem6s de ID amplla
clOn de les asignFturas enumeradss De curIar6n
les de HistorIa de EEpaHa, historia uuiverssI. FL
siea, Historia natural, Ge0metrfa Mtsica. Dibu-
10, corta confecci6n de ropa, hboren de sdorno.
Como bordados en- blanco, en- seda de coloren "a.
mos 81 natura', en- orc, psrlaH, Htografia otra.
curioB dadeg. Tendr6n adam6s laG alumnss ors
10 deEeen, claHeH de piano golfso idiomau. dibu-
10 linsal de adcrno aplIeado lac laboreE. Be
admlten alumnas internsB medic pssHieniItau
Felicitamos L. Ciudad del Sud por Ia instsla-
ci6n de eGe Cert-o de ensaHanEa.
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I0
BiIlOteI prernlados os - LOtsria de Madrid,
6SEY - Cerecsdo Hermanos,
- OUIlIJuUU 46 san Francisco 46
12-A
BUQUEs On puerto eata maiians:-

Do traV81ia: = Las barcaa Syria y 90
lotaS '.Roboxto j. Barr borgsntfnes "Cort6s .
Norman" .'sCOptre desCargando; y 81 bergan
goletaa Providencia," "Nueva Flor" para ia.
lardO; "BusRayantura" 'Nins, para Vieques;
!" Guillsrmito, para Arroyo; /" "Olementina,
para NsguabO Humacao; ElefAnte, para
Fsjardo, Ponnce, Mayagdez Aguadilla Are
Cibo; 'Jovo Olara para Aguadllla Mayaguez;
"Paquita, para AguadiIla; "Anita" para Vega
bsja; ''Ooraz6n dc Maria" cana Maria" "Pe-
pito," "DoloreB," 'sCorsz6n de JESUS" uPaauete
do ArsCisO," Petra, " "Panchits ~ aHorten
Gia, " pondienteS dc aets J Il gOlets 'Julia, o.
Renando.
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"a "a Ltbsrql a MadIId:

..Puesto que de todo ID que ss relations cor
MeiIla en moda hablar, slI6 van esaB ouentas AUS
tadas del consumo diaTio que nueEtro ej9rcito
hace en- dicha plaza. 50 Oe0 lbsas dc pan, 900
kLloa de gar ban4os, soc knos de patatas, 1880
litros de vino. 80 600 htroI de aqua, $3.50 kilon
dc carre 10000 Copas de sguardlente, 3 600 Ii.
los de hgon. Be gaGthn On MeliIla II, eco pile
plaza atricana Se plonaa Cisxiamento en- "a, 600
msdros en- 10000 noviaL Dssde sltoqus de
diana hasta retreta Las c2rnotas dan 20O notas
muuicales oada una. 81 hay mira de campana,
oiarcicios etc, 81 ndmero aaCiOnde STS DE-,
pusu, eGts outadiGtica Gnoluyendo la1 de las ban
das) an total de 17e, O00 netas. Una menos de
las que lleva recibidau Mohamsd Torres"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15
.Noa dicen de UtuRdo. ..Marees nls..r,

1NUA Uas5A % UbuGdo: "Meroee placOn1e1 an
senor Alcalds an la preBents oeasi6n. Y como
impaFciAlided el nuest.o norte se los tributa.
mos por hsber maRdhdo recomponer Ia Gale
principal de euta rica Poblaci6n. Ademks sntre
.as csuaa de ls aehora yIudA de Santoni don
Bartolom6 Mayol, ha construido 81 Municin;o
ma msgnfdca alcantarila que atraviesa dicbs
sale, evitando con ssa garlbRldina csnslizaci61
que 90 detsngan las sguas descompueHtss. pue1
1icho sitio siempre estaba convertido ea ma
laguaa pontins, receptaculo de micr6bion pa.
ludimos." r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15
Nos dicap da Utnsdo.--.s H6lIase ant

Nos dicen de Utuado:--s H&llaao entire NO
sotros hsmog tenido Il honra de conocer la
muy ilustrada y dlistinguida maestro superior ae :
horltR Laura Gllastra, que ha venido como auxi.
liar ayudAnte 10 eGcuela de nihas de eAta pobla
ci6n. Esta joven maestro procede de IL Escuela
Normal de Puerto Rico, plsntel dc maestros que
90 una gloria para la Provincia. su adquisisi6n
ea vAliosfslma para Il ensenanza local. su cul-
tuTs, unida 80 angelical semb ante, hace que en-
90 tratO deSpierte afectuosa simpatfR. D&mosle
ID mas cordial bisnvenida deue6mosle que gu
faecionas"
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la iluntrada maestro de ninaS de Humasao

Ia iIuGtG&da maestFA de nlna1 de Humacao
sefora dora Ana Rogue trAta de fundar diriiir
an peri6dico en aqueaa villa, con 81 tftuO La MW.
isr, deutinando psrte del produCido de aquel para
pagar an professor de mds'Ca } matrfCulas etc.
para Las ninas pobreu que on el pr6ximo ano van
ipgreBar en- il Normal do MaeatraB Ra dc se-
guir eatudiando on ID EsOUala Superior del refe
rido HumsCao 8 il todoH lOs ahoB & Ia Capital
para Ia sprobaCi6n de los curHos acad6micos. Los
cajiatas del nuevo peri6diCo Eerkn seioritaa y IL
subscription importRrG trimeltralmente IS cen
tAYQa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

Ha pasado 81 Consejo de EatRdo ID consulta
q oxpediente que he dirigldO 81 BsnCo Espanol
de ODta Isle, aCerCR de G podia no hacor Pres
tamoG hipotacariou ri Negociado correspon
disnts del Niniatsrio Ia informado en- 81 asunto,
diciendo que para clio oG precise una autoriza-
Ci6n especial que traiga aparejada Is reforma de
loB EBtatutoI. 81 81 OonOsjo, como es de eups
ra1, Opina 10 minmo 81 Banco Be decide am
Pillar l. Icy que le Tige, tondr6 que hacerlo de una
manOra general, sin reservarGe ID election de los
negOcioS, sino oblg6ndose afrOntar todoa los
que sean de la tndole indiCada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

Un amigo de Madrid NOS escribs NANTES.
t6ndonos que ha legado Z squella ciudad 81 Sr.
don Pablo Ubsrri, con 90 hlio don Ventura, J
que per sonsB que le han visto 10 encuentran bas
tspte NAL con dolores continues. Los diputa.
dos por esta Antilla han ido verIe, aunque
ningnno eBt6 contento con 81 y 81 tampoco 10 %.
t6 con Clos, pagkndosa en- Il misma moneda. Sus
reIacioneG con 81 NiniStro de UtramAE son bAs.
tsnte frfaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

Nos dicen de Areclbo que hay elf Yiyos deseo'
dc OR 81 tenor senor Arg1sles 81 Cual de-
butsr6 81 iusves pr6ximo, % ID preOioGa zsr4uela
Maysaa Oh la que ha slcAnzado tantos aplausos
en- los distintos teAtros en- que ID ha caRtado y
que es 90 predilecta por ser en- ID que hiao 90
primer debut como cantante en- 81 Teatro do Ta
e6n de II HAbanR