davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-31
uDIanDe t.
Wi anitu b q.

Snsen iarfilie SiOlsr. Manito'
Gas Sesicrius bar ben 26oe bs. ioaret
9pminiOnreg crinsen paa ceus SPsras'
maat ON irrlttlte gtoGer. gtanitOba
nnoter bent ub at taae unosr Spsr'
u~sielie n~osetiOmbelit 5orTus ON at ops
rette ierItilte romerItstatbolFe Stoler.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-31
Wrfauia 8.

cSeripcmmslie. 2ittle &rd, 25b.
Dec ~slrtanias RiOer Deb bette Steb
os forreI.n p.o ale steber. boorfra
Der er mobtusst llnberretnins. tiger
irsmoeles. GOrbinbelieu er iulbftan'
big ai1aarst msb BsrrpoiIe % andre
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-31
ZaDQ II.

arDoieren "atuau Sing, Tom So
pansierns srobreOe fra SineierHe unbsr
iioite aris. git forrise 2sroas uuoer
usb 9escaoOre'g srus. Iaitsn Que
9%af8Oficerer Os 60 Mano al BE.
Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-31
aurminbaer aobbersruruitiunem.

Calumet & Secfa Grubsn oil bcspnce
at formiuone l%lbpinoinseu Of Sobber
fra urfe use al; b.suoen pif Der Of
ben iorminbIebe TroouttiOn bliue OPP
lasret en- Sci 9aaoents al be bebre
Yriier, Der ~ieboanlis iuotrnoer ON
Sommersn. llbbpttet al aobber oil
life ppsrlise 5000 Guns ON Waane'
ben.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-31
0ania
Yrepefponing mob Sne.

YrobefD0ning mob Sne. 5
%2eaperiportb bulbtes bcromoasen en-
8rpusitponius ai en- iieloeu Slrt. Sen
q arranseret for at ubinbs. bppr flor
WooItnnostraft Der laa i ianrmenitu'
BET Sre, sler boor lanst en- 9usle fra
be npe 8rassSsrsenien os be samle
gpringfielo,S tlfler iunoe sieunsmtrnuse
en- Guefane. Gda en- Niitanb af 80
Darbs blep R,fGerne afNuot mob en-
tor Sneiane. Snsen af auslerne
uaaebe ooer 5 Sob IND / sneen, flere
enoos life 4 Sob.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-31
Wri3pna.
Srrbt Of apahe, Snoianere. Tr

SrGbt al Apafe' Sn6iancre. sra
Bboenir meooeles: Jor nosle 8ase
iioen bleu g. gaiiOn os bans 5amilie
mproet af Gpa6e'S noianere / nebre
Steaiant @alep, 40 Mil / Sit bers
fra. Sberifien ps bans 8Osie, Der
fornDlis br9bte en- al Snoiauernes
9suoiuser, er fat ub paa Sast efter
WlOrberne. Gsttlsrne iueuer / @nSs
itelie for npe Sperialb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-31
Gal b o r.

Sprsrfe Solbater. Sra Saloa'
Dor bcrstt.s ben 27oe b.. at en- Gfoe'
ling Goloaler / @arniionen oso Gor'
iobat bapbe uuoer en- Nansure ootr'
manbet Diieer.rne oa ituot Oberft
8iuera os "a andre Oificerer os mar
Ifsrsbe bsrpaa unber Sommanoo al
aaptein Susus mob apiten, bUor be
pentsr at mBoe General Qntouiu G5eta.
Der er fun iaa 9ilbanSere al gSetn
blanot bisie Golbater, men be oar
misiornsisos meo SOrbOtbene % @uies
terrej5 Ggrauni
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-31
Nfrifd.

st Sampifib saar nubsr. Gtsier,
26oe December. Den brittle Camper
"SeqerpbOn" itsote ibas idmu.u meo
ben frantic Camper "Gmil. SelFie"
ueo Snoieiliussn til SaUnsn. 3rebipe
al 'gmile SelTis"s 9osiassrsr Orut.
nsbs. Gf be omtOnns bar % Cubs
igbte.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-31

RSAE &1nAla,x<x
~ rnR
uotomusr rirssas % sresas msrsen-
uesrttsismsutes

ras tuotnrcs ,sasa sOc DaSaoaa q rOrsoaa rsss
ssL E-DsrttAsusutn tastaaes TIE I TO paa 3 panoeu
iGlsros 2aunsrs msoutasrs ~ aetrsfislta igstans
asE. Qua a aOertsisueut. Der 'Sra somnr inol
ZtrsoassHuurrsi T. Gr. ~ioriauats tnoraf,yt . Sanse
ttl bet iouins tuo' . Trsoassnansrs. BesDe. eE uaee-
boiler EO~srrsi,mrutg, ION BET baao mat. ssr nos.
tsB aSssttstsstRtt tt u.sEs eDras paa Zee
oolnten-
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-31
SIIinuil.
Torlanate Qratis geIorbrina.

UuIluHBle YIulIo SCIuEottHB. ~
RetrupOlis isste forleoen Dag fer,tsn
1ramps at binore bet lpiale 5rasttoss
4isans. alotten bar no ON gite'
men. 2anbitrpserne fOrlunste fri De-
forbrins, os bette bleo benz nestst.
Stdtionens Eelesraiit ieupte pie
blitfelis guo eftcr Spens Waribal,
bpem bet iammen n,so en- Iusie lpttes
oes efter nrsen gsoie of arrsitsre 6 at
Banoen.
Aarets SernbanebDaning | be 5prs
enebe Stater er ben miabits paa 20
gar. Ser nebfasoes ialt 1,7s2 Nfil
s~tinnssuns. builtet fun er 100 @tit
mere END / 1856. Gen itsrite 2ansoe
npe SernbaneIpor | uosen entelt Stat
iaar fnloer paa Teras, buor 224 Mi!
bteo last. S Is Stater bar Der life
ben rinsete Jorpsslie. 2anoets Sern'
~baneanlag ben 21be december anIrt.
tes til $4,000 MiL
GrploIon ener SorbHiclp? Chi
casu, 27be Dec. 8efoltuiussn paa en-
gtratnins at so Wit bsrruubt bleu
tiolia imorses fat / Stret ueo en- tens
melis itarf Sorbbibrntion, Der ipntss
at hare ale Tesn paa at bore ct Soros
iti9lu. Sporuiot bet bar ct iaabaut
eGler en- itsrre 2pnumitisransnins ct
eIer anbet Steb ueb 9rnnsriusstana'
len. pioite man lille iirar. Iosle paas
itaar, at Sorofialp Of almiuoelis art
funoe bet life bore. iiDeu Der life bsr'
teS npset til be ~iabponltse. unoeriur'
biffe 9rpn.
Sra 2ffport TxiDes, at Sinftelisr
freu FIG fra GrplOiion al 1000 9nnt
9pnaniit, ~oplasret al Smitb & Gait
man. TO al apntraftBrerne oeo Ora.
uerinssianalen melem 2pdport ps
&onep.
9arrD 9agmarbs Gig brGnbt
Wasiemorberen Supparbs Sig ANTON
/ 6reoass til Chicago os bleo fsrt til
SreHntoriet paa Graeelanb gesrauel'
iesplab8 for at ~iorpanbleS til en- Iiber
sob Ilfe peo 2isbrenoinss procesi.u,
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-31
& O..
y II q.
Cprererne trGffer fla tilbage

Cprsrerne trGffer Fg ti!bage.
Saoana, 25be December. Oct fan meo
Sitterbeb iises. at Sprsrernes Streii'
tus er enbt. @ome5 % Waeeo tr9tfer
fig burtisit mulis tilbase til G~ienin5a
be 3apiata p,b ben ipOlise Spit. Sen'
Iigten msb bette Streiitos bar at berie
be fore Guttsrpluntaser i be Giitrliter,
be si.nnemior, rs bermso toinse be le'
biss Grbsibsre IL Of flute fig til Sp.
rpr8bnren.
6pab Sprcrct bar foItet Spanien.
Senor z. Gitraba, Sprsr.rues &spre'
ientant / be Soreneoe Stater. uotulte
forleben til en- 8labreporter i 9iCiu
CART: 8i bar tounset Spanien til at
ienoe 120, 200 9rDpper bib os til OF
Jorge i'm 5laabe Os girlo, os aaisc'
pei bar bore trooper itaoi9 ooaucerst
fra be sltlise IrOUinbicr III be Oeitllse
siennem itrategiite militGre 2lnier os
epeoe Grmeer, iaotit ri er naaeoe irem
til bet 9iitritt, buur ri tiblis iioits
CONNER forubiasbe, at ri Oiloe ope'
rere benue Binter.
Spanien fOripser MI paa ct uptnse
ct npt 2aan paa 125 Riaioner 8eis'
tas, % alt bette fun for at tnuie en-
Saanoiulo 8anoltter, Tom ben ipanite
8esisrins flyer. Spanien far iiosn
ioftleoen 24oe Gebruar ieuot raiten
liseiaa mango trooper til Cuba. Tom
Gnstaub ienots / bels z Gar uuoer DC
ameritanite &otouiers Oprsr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-31
Rem Dorf.
Scbi1fe anarfiner | Wtebe GU


oenbe Transformation al be ipbiite
Guartiiter iammeutraaote paa Suleous
i american gtar Sau, SEEM gOri. so
9slesater, bporaf 20 fra Rabobperne,
unber 2eoelie Of Wr. 8rsis fra Bc'
itou, ubsioroe &orueutIonsn. Ter
iasttoses ben itsrite Semmelisbeos'
iulbbeb. SITE en- eneiie al Inartiitsrns
funbe formaaes til at rDfte ub meo I'll
@aun. liseianlibt iom Naunet paa bet
etsb, ban tom fra. 8asiebetolonin'
gen ital bore sanite for. On sot
slump 8ense pil bliue anpenbt til llo'
s,oelien al ct Maanebs Erift.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-31

SolofurIaset psotas.t. Reprsisn.
.tantbuist reOtus i 2Orsouss 5urirastt
ON b6isrs Cob, iaa Siesisrinssus
SubtGstsr tau iorSsss msb omtrirs
40 Riaionsr Dollars aarlis. Gprila.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-31

SaIg al Bombs. 8reiioenten %
5iuausminitereu iial scue trufst 5or.
anitaltnirssr til uoiteoelis al Bombs.
ct SpnoIiat beiiuaenoe at 8. 8t.ra
pOut MOrsan % andre Sapitaltiter I
gtstu gOrt 9ar paatosst zig at inlse
oisie 9ouos. Zen 8rrmie, Tom of
bIipe betalt for oisis. pil i~auoipalis.
ois Bib. iaa itor, at 8enterne life ri[
oosrtige 8 grucent. Oct bsfe Sslsh
Of be paatanits Bombs uuFua.s III
80 Rilioner 9paars.
Rorsan ennoifntst BIZ osiaa poaa
ta9s fig at tsitptts Guloreierusu ior s,
lang Gio. De iureHsos Banter ! Ren
gort tunOe mssst let sisre bette, iuS'
be Mr. WOrsau. De behsueSe FUN Of
iette 3isnien for 2aaa bSisre eno pda
andre Isrsemarteber, iaa piloe Sub
ilpos ino fra be 8euseesntrer, buor Ssr
6etalss lauere Saente, III bet Stsb, bopr
ben bsiere 8erte betales.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-31
Sra Waibinatom.

gene5uela'G commissioner. greii.
benton ital buue anmOoet goparo 8.
phelps fra 8ermont. GrminIiter til
England, os RObert z. 2incoln ira
3qmOis, grminiitsr tit gustano, til
at eNsOlemmsr al 8ene;usla'Som.
mis- lionen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22
SLAIN BY BONAPARTE.
How With His Own Hand He struck
Down an Officer.

Down an officer.
The National Zeitung relates a story
about Napoleon l. which is vouched for
by an old citizen of Erfurt who in
1912 was present when the incident
occurred, being then member of the
Guard of Honor. escorting Napoleon
While in the city. He states that Ma
poleon, while in fit of temper, stabbed
and killed one of his staff officers on
the parade ground. The old man saws:
Great masses of troops on the maach
to Russia came in every day. The con-
trbutions and acquisitions became
heavier every day, and the sufferings
of the inhabitants of Erfurt had reached
point that seemed intolerable, and
further increase could hardly have been
possible. All private houses were over
ridden by soldiers, and the ordinary me-
cessities of life rose in price to an ex-
tent heretofore unknown; all commerce
and ordinary traffic was stopped The
French officers domineered the local au-
thorities, and the inhabitants were re-
stricted in their movements to the most
narrow limits. Finally Napoleon himself
arriveda and great review was arranged
for in the vicinity of the town. During
this parade careful inspection of every
emperor.
who himself assisted in the work At
one regiment of artillery the emperor
halted, dismounted from his charger and
carefully inquired into the condition of
the regiment. personally inspecting the
equipments of the artillerists, and in
some cases, demanding of the men to
take off their clothes so that they might
be more carefully inspected. 1t was ru-
mored that a complaint had been made to
the emperor by some men from that regl-
ment that the money that had been pro-
vided for new equipments had only par
TALLY been used for the purpose the
greater part of it having found it's way
into the pockets of the colonel; also
that the rations were rather scant and
fodder scarce, and of bad quality. Dur
ing this inspection the commander of
the regiment remained at the side of the
emperor; their converse ton being car
ried on in low tones, no one could under.
stand what they We're speaking about; the
emperor seemed very much dissatisfied
Suddenly the emperor drew his sword
and made a lunge with it at the col
onel, who fell back with a deep wound
in his breast Immediately the imperial
suite made a circle around the two, shut
ting out all the rest of the proceedings
from the view of the others present Ma
poleon returned to the city on horse
back shortly after the occurrence, and
the colonel, who died shortly after he
was wounded, was carried to his quar-
ters on a litter and buried the next day
No paper dared to mention the affair
and word was given out to those present
that they should not dare to speak of what
they had seen, or they would be held
responsible for the consequences; the
emperor's spies being known to circu-
late freely in Erfurt at the time, good
care was taken not to speak of the mat
ter. Thus It was that this murderous
deed of the quick tempered Corsican was
not mentioned in historical works, al
though tradition has continued it to our
days"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22
take the party which wants the least in

take the party which wants the least in
terest.'
1t is well to consider the matter Of in
terest; but not that alone. A company or
country may take little interest, but Will
Yet gain in some other way.
AS the Englishman had lived in Con-
stantinoplc I limited that he refer TO the
action Of Russia in the matter OF in
demnity after the war with Turkey. This
was done, which examplified into Chinese
It was a mild warning not TO get into
Russia's clutches. though this seemed 70
be what China was doing a the time. The
generous act of Russia in meeting the in
demnity in lieu Of the restoration of Lao
Tung may yet prove a menace to China
IN the near future. 1t looks as If China
were playing into the hands Of her great
est foe, and that all the Chinese manda-
rims had lost their senses.
Where has his excellency been an Of
nclal2" was another question Of our Eng
lish friend
Il was for a time in the city of Shi-an
acting as a Tartar general"
rs that not one OF the cities which were
spoken OF during the war suited to he
capital of the empire?''
Yes, but II is not equal to Picking. The
city is much smaller. the streets are not
as wide, and in every day it is inferior to
Picking"
1t is situated, however, is it not. on
a higher plain. and has less dust than
Peking?'
To be sure, the streets are less dusty,
but the city is much smaller
This mention of dirty streets afforded
chance to throw out a hint more than
once thrown out by foreigners, but with
no result
The streets of Pekin are more dusty
than those of other cities, are they not?'
1 think this is so. When / was a " =
lived in the southern cities of Toochow
and Hang-Chow, and when 1 returned to
Picking l could hardly endure the dust
storms which We have here.
But IL is possible 40 make these streets
INTO clean thoroughfares-a conve-
nience as well as a comfort. AS it
is visitors from abroad go away with an
unpleaant recollection of the Chinese capt.
tai l added Of my own accord. The
streets are full of dust and filth. while
your compartments and courts are clean
and attractive. This is one of the rea-
sons l desired to bring my friend TO your
mouse rather than to other houses
Ihls mayor is responsible for the
streets, but there is no committee or pub
lie opinion TO demand a reform. as in New
YORK. We parted with not only the
usual courtesies, but with unusual
expressions of our mutual pleasure at
thus meeting one another. The host con-
Quoted us to the carts on the streets.
where the attendants stood with their
rlch tasselled hats, and a gaping crowd
beyond. More salutes, and sdieu"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22
Operations of the suen Canal.

The operations OF the Suez canal for
last year are set forth in an interesting
report to the state department by Consul
Merritt. 1t shows the gross receipts for
the year to have been $1,000, 230, a gain
of $3.50 500 over the previous year. After
paying all expenses there was left $685. =
AGA to be divided among shareholders, the
stock paying Is per cent. During the
year the last of the coupons detached
from the Khedive's shares in 1869 We're
paid, thus converting the entire British
government holdings into divided earners
The government derives a revenue from
this source amounting TO $4,000. Mr.
Merritt finds the business of the canal
an index to the commerce of the world
The report shows that English trade with
the far east increased to the extent Of
$l5,000, coo over 1888 The exports of jute
from India increased 60.240 tons; of raw
cotton, 1903 tons. and wool, 3.7S7 tons It
also indicates a large increase in the
butter and fruit from several of the Eng
hsh colonies in the east. The tonnage for
the year. 5000 IT'S. has only been exceeded
in one previous year, 1891. The avera ge
time of the passage of ships through the
canal was nineteen hours and fifty-five
minutes, a reduction of forty-five minutes
from the previous years figures. Since
1878 the time required for the mails be-
tween England and Australia has been
reduced from forty-eight to thirty-two
days while the reduction in the time for
the Chinese mails for the same time has
been thirty-hve and one-half to twenty
nine days.
Richard Watson Glider published an
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22
restored After Twenty-Five Years.
From the New York Press.

fTOiu lHt ANCW AOAk AANoSs
Newark, Sept. 15.-S. 3. Jones of Pine
Brook made a singular discovery while
fishing in the Passaic river to-day.
TWENTY-FIVE years ago his father, while
crossing the river In a skiff, was cap
tured by river pirates and robbed of his
money. lie threw his gold watch into the
river to prevent the pirates from getting
it.
While the son was fishing he saw some
thing round and yellow on the pebbled
bottom, and, thinking the object might
be a gold eagle, dived from his boat and
brought Il TO the surface. His surprise
was great when he found that Il was a
gold watch. but he became greatly ex-
cited on opening the lid to find his own
picture confronting him.
1t was his fathers watch, and the pic
ture had been pasted on the inner cover
when he was is years old. The works OF
Vie watch were only partially rusted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22

If you can bear all your small trials
you will never break down under your
great ones.-TeNas Siftings.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22

Richard Watson Glider published an
amateur newspaper at the age of u years.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-24
RiB1zornoA Dm Ia CORRESPONDENCE" 147

sin incidentes nj peripeciae; nj catdatrofe de
nlngun g6nero, una funci6n que no ha tenido
mas que una eaoena, Ipero que escena!
Una mirada: ESQ fu@ todo.
Pero una mirada de unos oios admirables,
mas evpresivos que la palabrs; uua mirada SOM
brfa en- una graoiosa fgura p&lida, una mirada
que penetr6 en- mis- csrnes como una espada
one me hubiese pasado de parte parte; aun-
que oiertamente mas agradable.
.-. ell hada ha desaparecido.
No Sc donde SO enouentrs.
Pero la veo siempre como en- las novelas
de 1885, Luisa Pujet = consortes.
Esa mirada constituye toda mi aventura.
va YES que no puede ser mas breve
Vuelvo de mi excursion scompafiado de
Ligueres, que querfa distraerse-bien 10 necesi-
ta-y 20 no hice mas que seguir su ejemplo.
Ahora bien, quer1do amigo, 81 20 hubie-
ra estado solo, hsbr1s regresado les ocho dias
hubiera cometido una tontesfa primero una
bajeza despues. @ @#. '....- =
Td conoces OLYMPIA.
B.. Sabes he hecho por ella 10 que no he he
cho por ningnna mujer porque tenfa todoa loa
encantos reunidos de todas las hiisa de Eva
49,. Crefa que conservarfa algnna ggatitud ha.
ois mi, que proonrarfa eyitarme diaguatos 4 10
menoa Ia rid{onla humillao.6n de una indde)idad
con eaodn aslQ, @3.19nc.. s.a. %-~.s-g 1n~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-24
POR UNA MTRADA

Felipe de FIerVilIe Pedro ChGmbozEe, en- Ell
castillo de la Rouce.
Por Corb5gmy (MeVre).
Paris so de Mayo.
Mi Querido Pedro:
iQn6 es de tt, que haces, que esperas para
venir pssar dos tres senanss bnenas nues-
tro lado, como los aflos anterioros2
Aoabo de regresar de un visje largo en-
oompahfa de Ligneres ouyo oaracter no habfa
podido apreoiar bien hasta ahora.
lQu6 delioadeza lQQ6 lealtad! lQoe co.
raz6n, en- una pslabra!
" cuanto compadezoo q la muier causa de
la incurable tristezs, que no desterrara has5a el
dia do 81 muerteI
Deb1a ser tres veoes ciegs para preferir un
rival, este rival era sin contradiction el f9nix
de los amantes pasados, presentes futuros.
En- fin, la cosa no tiene remedio
El vive inconsolable y aunque el desastre
ocurri6 hace a1os, el pObre muohacho Sc reeien-
to siempre de la heFida no SO pcede curar.
E'to 90 extraflc, y sin embargo comprendo
Liguo4es
Lo oompreudo mas dseda una aveutura
que me ha auoadido.
Qal es ma aVentura dc las m6a sencillaa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-24

JULIAN E. BLANG0 Y SOsA.-Agen-
te de NegoctOs.-Centro de comisiones,
informes consultas sobre todos los ra.
mos de la Administration, de la Agricultu
ra, la Industria y ell Comercio.-San Juan
puerto Rico), calle de San Francisco n o
s1.-Direccion telegrafica BEGncosG. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-24
SUcE&0RES DE c0YAS .-Arr
q 81 A e A D A

Pregdntole 6 mi vecina:
SPrtns1 dos, tercGd prtnserdS
y at9ntamente y con todo
pTGmG dos cont6stame ella.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-24
VIM da I.aaRoNo hodasskss da Garcia

NsNU dc LO4RONO, DO00MEsS dc GarC1aI
ho as Anguciana Rioa cosecha de 1882 Este exec
Lente vino sdo anazado e Laboratorto
Quco Municipal dc cudad vista de Ia proportions
hdad normalidad de princpaes fne deca
Eado Xno busno sxeato De noivaz Ia Sapd
aRONO 10 poseen de los que cran velo Los
nlcos agenbes que sscrben SObrno de Lu ina Compana
LospreCos por cuarteroas 6dco La docena de bos
N@3 '@4e "t o4-~O s<rss5 - q g. 4.-.~s@".&
VENTA DE FIMCA.-se solicita COM
prador para una fnca conpuesta de un mil cento
ciHcuenta cuerdas radicada e barrio de la Costa
Jurisdiction de Lajas Dicha hnGa inca; Sc compone de-
malezas de terre para cultiyo de frutos memo
res. EstS cercada po' Saliente, Sud y Ponente con
mayas paizadas. Tiene casa de MADEIRA, c6modas y
esp ciosas habitaciones sufciente alma:en para
rutos todos los uensilios necesarios para abranza
Para inform's dirijirse -on Fell e Ramirez Qui-
hoens en- San German don Gustavo Ramirez en-
Guanica.
Costa Nov0mbre 20 de 1885. I5-l5
Ri viajero su cGcerome:
-SPor que llaynan usto Ees este un
jard1n de plantae? No veo aqul mas que
gentes que SO rasean.
-Pues precisamente por ESQ es up
jardin de plantas. de los pics.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-24
POESIA DEL INVIERNO

Il. Laso de Vega.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-24


e. TONIC ,---Unico deposito del desa-
,reditado RON TOPACIO las tres s 8. S..--
este ron p6simo, internal y mata .gente, Sc
eegala q los tocayos del establecimiento b
50 centavos botella. II. aEs. 4s .s4 4
lO---Pavia- ---l0 ArecibO
-. POESIA DEL INVIERNO
(DE vIaEY) . T.. sse g.
tCuan dulca es escuchar esas historias
de los pasados tiempos,
al deshojar los arboles sus ramas;
cuando ell helado suelo
de espesa Move sin ceE ar Sc cubre;
cuando ell alamo enhlesto
solitario las nubes SO levanta
sobre el palido eielo;
cuando aparece inm6vil sobre el arbol
qua blanqufsimo velo
acaba de ocultarnos, trists y m1stio
el insaciable cuervo; ..--.
y SO v6 la v8leta en- la alta torra
amerced de los vientos! ..
Il. Ldso de Vega.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-24

.RViSO.-Se arri4nda en- al barrio de
Santurce, frente "a Colegio de las RR Madres del
cosa solar de siete cuer las de terreno sem
bradas en- su mayor parte de yerba de guinea, pal
rgrse Ia Gale de San Francisco IA principal 5-3
SUCESORES De cOVAS AFRO.
to-Kico-Telegrama VASCO.-
Comerciantes importadores y espeCulado-
res en- toda clase de frutos del pals. 1896
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-24

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