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Pennsylvania Railroad and is whirled by little
station. Lawrence hardly suspects that few miles
north OF Lawrence and midway between Princeton
and Trenton is the site of one Of the most famous
secondary educational centres in the country.
Lawrenceville has been from 1910 the site OF some
school. Theifamous DR.. Hamill up 10 1882 had for
years maintained his equally renowned private
school here For forty years previous TO 81 Nassau
Seminary. an arstocratic young ladies' school. had
been attended by the weknown leaders of
society OF the Middle States. THE Lawrcnoeville
School, John c.. Green Foundation dates from
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head masters house. the Upper House. hihe
houses in which the boys are lodged under the
charge OF the masters; small gymnasium, bath-
house. laundry and boiler house. from "hich
most Of the houses derive their steam heat ana
three properties In the village are rented to accom-
modate the exceptional growth OF the school. "A
commodious nfrmary Is also maintained fully
equipped. for the care OF any boys VINO may De
taken III. small hotel for the use OF strangers
is under the management of the school some con
ception OF the material equipment OF the school
may be gained from the fact that the grounds and
buildings represent actual investment OF about
81 10000. The main hall. called Memorial Hall, Is
splendid building. containing central audl-
torium an excellent school library a large study
room and a number OF handsome rooms for recita-
ton.
Every boy in the school who is not physically
disabled is required 10 engage in out-of-door exer-
else for an hour and half each day. excepting on
Wednesdays and Saturdays. which are half-holi-
days and on Sundays; and baseball football and
tennis are most amply provided for.
THE SPIRIT THAT GOVERNS LAWRENCE
VILE.
The school Ia free from organic connection with
any college. II aims to prepare for any American
college scientific school, the faculty includes
representatives OF ten American colleges, and its
graduates are TO be found scattered literally from
Leland Stanford to Harvard No spirit
prevails. no bieoted attachment to any college or
sect, no proselytizing has ever marred the catholic
devotion to each boys special needs. The simple
aim has been TO give safe home and broad train
Ing TO the boy who Is preparing for college.
But preparation for college mas been interpreted
as meaning much more than ability to pass an en-
trance examination and TO meet the technical re-
quirements set by an examining board. The course
OF study and the mode OF life in the school have
been arranged with reference TO breadth of train
ing and stability OF character. The physical social
mental and spiritual needs OF a growing boy are all
intelligenty planned for. The deeply religious nat
and the earnest character OF John c. Green
and the founders have stamped themselves upon
the purpose and the work OF the school.
There are four forms or classes. in the school.
Each boy who enters one OF the three lower forms
is placed in one OF the houses OF which married
master has charge. The master and his wife aim
20 make a safe Christian home for the boys under
their care. standing as far as possible in parental
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boys strength and 20 encourage him 10 develop
his GIT Thus "a. scholar the speaker. the writer.
the urlughffwau and The musician are brought
into 81" h prominence" mat IN" athlri" cannot BE-
N" only hero of the school Tn" scholar - the
first and ir.st frtasc OF The school. but the bog =
social uc~i- ana his natural POWERS are not % BE-
s1cr iNcri 70 rfIr'lt-s machine whose sole aim
f. 20 produce scholarship Thus the LawIonccyiile
School stands FOR symmetrical development. FOR
good. earnest work. sturdy scholarship good c!t.-
zcnshlp and Christian manhood.
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relation toward their boys Each boy has room
OF his own. excepting in a few cases where Two
students occupy suite OF three rooms The poys
OF the house have a common reading room, ana ~
the house dning-room they take their meals with
the masters family. Each evening prayers are
conducted by the master OF the house The boys
expenses are regulated by the master. and he -
ready to advise. warn. criticse. exhort and per-
suade: in short. he aims TO direct his boys in Tier
RELIGIOUS moral physical and mental development
as both father and teacher. In such closely
guarded life the vicious boy and the bully have
lit.ie chance to thrive The use OF tobacco and in
toxicants is forbidden. Hazng and Tagging are
forbidden The small boy is safe from the big
bully The good boy Is protected In his innocence.
The bad boy is easily discovered and Is severely
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uLTTfNG on SWTMlfTXGLr

From The Syracuse Post.
First bather-How do you get along In the water
now?
Second bather-Swlmminglyt
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New pnblications.
"I'HE CENTURY ... 49, .,,., than now
THE INDEPENDENT. May 80. 1925.
THE JULY CENTURY
CONTAINS A GREAT LIST OF ATTRACTIONS.


INCLUDING;
Mr.. W'RTON HARRIsoN's article on American
Rural Festivals" richly illustrated
\ amusing japanese LIE OK General "i'ANl'
WIKI original Ialan'se pictures.
EDMUND ,SOSSl:'S article ROBERT LOUIS STEW
ENsON the record ot a friendship Of many years.
a sketch ~ military operations affected hy the new
organizations Of n Cheerful Giyer." by WILLIAM
DEAN HOWETI.S.-the experience Of ehari'aoli IN
clnci
Interesting chapters Professor SLOANES great Life
NAPOLEON describing the end Of the Egyptian cam
paign. The great ,rssrtion." etc.
A hitherto unpublished draft of a speech by DANIEL
WEBSTER against NAPOLEON.
beautifully illustrated article on BRYANT and the
BERKSHIRE Hits
'pIc,urlng the Planets" by JAMES L. KELLER. Of
the Lick Observatory. with portraits OF Jupiter Mars
and Saturn.
An article by the Hon HENRY l.. DAWES on Two
ic--presdents John &. hrcckinridge and Hannibal
Usmin.
An Illustrated article by BRANDER MATTHEW'S on
"Eooks In Paper Covers"
A powerful insiamsnt Of MARION CRAWFORD'S
casa iiracco." unanimously pronounced this au
thOrs greatest work
Chapters In Miss JULIA MAGRrDER'S novelette, THE
Princess Sonia" illustrated by Gibson
Complete stories by ANNA ElcHBERG KING Mrs
VAN RENSSELAER,. and MATT GRIM.
A fili-pase engraving by TIMOTHY COLE: Topics OF
THE CENTURY co, y. Y
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obstruction.

For Boys and Tourg Men.-City.
A SsOciATION BUSINESS INsTlTUTE,-A day school
"A for young men, conducted by the Committee Of Manage
mcn o. the Young Mems Christian Association Unusual
adv antascs For prospectus apply 10 WALDO H. SKIER
MAN. Educational Director. 81 East sd ST. New-York.
u ERKEI.EY SCHOOL. is 20 % and - West 4ith ct.
- New-iork city.-rhe autumn term. 10Th year. VIII
Monday. September JOh. Copies OF the register
and circular u the boarding will be
application TO J. CLARK READ A. NJ Registrar.
a. uNiMER SCHOOL. East 49th St. for studens desr-
~ al work to make up conditions. Classics
Nathemati-s French and German.
HERMAN DRIsLER. A. NJ.
UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NETWORK.
~ THE NEW DIRK PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
10 Last <2i-st.. near Fifthavs.
Certificate admits OF the Colleges and Scientific
Schools and 20 all Professional Schools WITHOUT FUR
THEIR EXAMINATION. Laboratories. Illustrated An
nounccment mailed on application to the Secretary.
IfNIyERsIrY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
sLtias and Commercial ccurs.s send TOT catalogue ''
JONATHAN DICKINSON. JR.. A. H.. Principal.
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FREEnoM FoR THE OLDER BOYs.

But the school aims to give somewhat larger free
dom TO the boys who nearly ready for college;
and what is called the Upper House is opened
TO the members OF the fourth iorm-the senior
class-and furnishes an excellent stepping sone
from the distinctvely homelike life In the masters
houses to that OF the life In the ordinary college
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A FAMOUS JERSEY SCHOOL.
THE MAGNIFICENT SITE AND EQUIPMENT
OF LAWRENCEVILLE.

JOHN c. GREEN'S MUNlFICENCE AND THE SPLEEN
DID RESULTS OF HIS GIFT-DR. MAcKENzIE's
METHODS-ORIGINAI. IDEAS THAT HAVE
BORNE GOOD FRUIT.
Lawrenceville. y. j.. June 30 (SpeciaD.-Lawrence
VILE School has just increased its magnificent equip
ment with the addition OF hundred thousand-do
lar chapel the gift OF the widow OF the FOUNDER
Mrs John c. Green The chapel was formally
opened on Tuesday last with The graduating ex-
ercises OF the class OF %.
The traveller journeylng between Philadelphia ana
New-York, as he rushes through Jersey on the
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MEMORIAL HALL.

Music-T. =. Trench.
Ora wing-James Burden.
Science-H. J. Johnson.
Registrar-T. Dean Swift.
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6rbocl Aqenries.

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Los a,sfroscratos 0sSdscos cs,Wjassos
CON eieycicao en- esta caudad,

Certifcen: aus han comprobado ya en- la
practica oficial, Va sn Ia particular, durante
Ia epidemic variolosa reiuante en- esta ciu-
dad, Ia oficacia incoEtestable del virus
vacuno procedente del Institute de Vacu
naci6n de don Santiago Seijo instslado eu
Areci.o bajo su Observation-Disclosures one di-
cho eaiior Seijo dsspuss de un ooncienzudo
y detenido estudie, ha conseguido pe-fec-
cionar Ell rivel de los Institutos Europeos
ae sui {rdole, al enltivo de aquel virus pro-
faebico de Ia viruela hasta el extreme ed
poder aeegurar y afrmar los que suscriben.
one en esta pobiaci6n ha producido tan fe-
iices reauitsdos ha cb.enido tan Esonjsto,
atiefsetorio hrillsnte sxito, que go han
cons eguido CON su empleo y propagation el
.ytermipio De Ia virusla que aterrorizaba =
ii~sunaba eata poblaci6n desde hace diez y
echo moses. No vacilaado por snds los in
frascritos en- pubicar-no tsn solo por me-
ito de La presente sino 4ue tambi6n por la
prenaa periodica del pals ser naeesario =
Que la linfa vaeuna extraida de la ternara
iel precitado Institute es superior y prefe-
,ihie todas las demas usadas en- Ia ;sia, ir-
cluso Ia de Londrss, que estadfstiea -,ente
ha dado mejor mss resultado, hasta el eK
tremo de haber conseguido Ia pssstalGcsds
Sacs,s1l en- IN noventa por ciento. para
oue oonate valga dosde convenir pudiere
don Santiago Seijo espido Ia presente en-
Ponce IL de Mayo de 1889 -Dr. Baltasar
lasques-Dr Corchado-Dr. Rever6n-Dr.
Pagani-Dr Cor0nas-Dr- Vsdal Res DIR
Elsxeo Font Gsss5l0t DIR. yssass IgLesias-
Dr. N. Zsso Ga,sdt0-Dr. Cassmsr0 =. del
Yale
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EL PROGRESO
CENTRO DE PUBLICACIONES
taller de encuadernacion
DE FRANCISCO TURUIaL

Hago sabsr los constantes suscritores
que hoprran esta casa con eus nombres, y
Il pdblieo en general, oue deade esta fechs
caas, por eonvenir ssf los interases buep
o-dsn de la nisn.a, ajente que 10 ara On la
siuda1 de Ponce su demarcaci6n dor
Juan Menchsca Lingo, sustItuy91doia et
ION Juan Baatissa Rodriguez Ramirez
CON quien podran entenderse los sefioree
-uscritores, por 81 tie en- que hacer aiguns
reclamation, y al mismo tempo pedir ias
o--as que tengan per eouvenienre suseri-
oIr-a en- 10 sueasivo
Maya iez 25 de Noviembrs de 1eof.
FrGacisc0 TsrHu.
NOTA La nueva ageLcia queda estable-
eida en- Ponce en Ia Gale de Mendez-Vigo
nfpe-n 0
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Era tanfa la fe con que guerra.
Que iperdonad la execraci6n, Dios mio!
FL lecho de su madre qaemaria,
Si los viese con frio,
Por calentar los pies de Rosalia
No hay crimen nj bajeza
Que no cometa un hombre, 81 ceioso
Tiene un horno encendido por cabeza;
Por ESQ el ;lfa aquel, Julio, envidioso,
Siendo mas bien que un necio un insensato
ION inocente candor de los sesenta!
Quiere escuciiar un ratio
Lo que Daniel q Rosalia cueuta;
como antes va die que tenfa
Ell bello eenador por ambos lados
Asientos de granite desgastados,
En- uno de los cuales aquel dia
JuntOs estan Daniel Rosalia
Con dejadez tsiatica sentados,
Julio, que amaba con senil terneza
era mas bier denente que culpabe,
POGO antes. sacudendo In eabeza
Como un loco ineurable,
Queriendo yer OR el miserable
Lo que habia en- su amor de misterioso,
Exaltada su ardiente fantasia
Sc escurrio eauteloso,
Cual 81 fuese un reptil. kaio el asiento
En- que estaban Daniel Rosalia -
Julio en- aqnel momento,
Siendo IN hombre hasta bello, era espantoso
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III
Nuestro Julio Moptero.

Nuestro Julio Moptero
Que Rnsaia con furor amaba,
Recuerda uando Rosa le juraba
Que es el Il timo nor Ell verdad- 70.
Con respeto profuil,,
Cumpifa como noble sus deberea,
no encontrar porenas en- ell mundo
Spria un Esciri0t con las muieres
Pero ignorando 80 por que -razones
A su ardoroso scao
En- el color moreno
La enviaba Satanas mil tentaciOnes,
Fue una tras otra, Y en- creciente, amanda
Tras de Rosa, Rosaura, y Rnsalfa,
Las tres morenas las tres hermosas;
Y por ESQ cou honda siupatfa
Fu6 en- su pecho reinandn
Ia bella dinastia de las Rosas.
SOLO tuvo en- ell mnndo tres ameres,
Ligero uno, otro grave. otro profundo;
Positive Y equfvoco el primero:
Osstn, ardisnte Y fant istico el segundn;
Y ultra-smante Y piat6nico el tercero.
Y, stg1n la sentencia del profrta,
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Mientras estan del cenader 4 un lado

Mientras estan del cenader a un lado
Daniel y Rosalia
Sentados en- ell banco, que tenia
Por la lluvia ell cimiento socavado,
Bajo ell asiento echado.
oculto en- situacion tan vergonzosa,
Sc acuerda Julio de Rosaura Rosa
Cual de un eco lejano del pasado;
Y agolparsele siente,
va arrepeDtido Ge su NAL consejo,
Ell rubor la frente,
Pues tarde We que, desdichadamente,
Sin llegar ser sabio Sc hizo viejo.
7 ipobre Julio. su ansiedad es mucha,
Pues cree que encima del asierto imitan
Del tormentoso amor la ardiente lucha
Las ramas que sc agitan
Y es que para uu celoso, cusndo escucha,
Los silencios parece que palpitan.
Mas que hacen eSas almaS encantadas
De corazon tan joven como ardiente
NOnadas NADIA mas, simples nonadas;
Lo que Sc suele hacer naturalmente
Cuando brota ell amor de dos miradas;
La 1zar ayes de amor que hacen un ruido
Como de santa intimidad de nido;
| Esas coSas henChidas de placeres
Que. cuando Sc aman hombres y mujeres,
| Sc dlcen muy cerquita y al dido;
| IsO que sc dice en- viSpera de bOda.
| Por 10 cual Rasalia hablando quedo,
Murmura como todas
Las que van casarse Tengo miedol
iPsjaro fascinado. que aturdido
En- Ia boca cay6 de la serpiente,
! We Julio, arrepentido,
] One NADIA oye nj We, pues solamente,
Como 81 fut SO ell aura.
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Buena adquisici6n.

Sc 5s,sde, CON bile,sas condolences, Ia nsd4ssj-
va gertscal para m0ler cafa de la Hacienda
Destino, en- Santa Isabel, de 26 cabal10s de
fiIersa. s,s nsagntfc0 estado corriests, CON al
gsIssGs piesas de repsIesto. c3nso qsse estd ha-
cse,sao actxalnae,sts eI cosec1so pssede versele
fnsc;OssaS. En- So c0sO, Sc e,streg0yd en- Jali0
norinso, 80 qsle debe naosstarse otra de mayor
oote'acia. Divsgirse al qsse suscribs. bs.--Ponce.
r-b-e~o IT 10 1904. Tp ANrrsrn PARRA.
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La hija encantadora de Rosaura
Haci6ndole casquillas en- la frente,
Le roza sin querer con ell vestidoi
aquel roce magnetico, sintiendo
Los celos de la carne, acres extrafios,
Sin poder oir NADIA, estuvo oyendo
Diez segundos mas largos que diez afios;
unos ojos abria
Cual los que abre un ahogado en- su agonfa
En- ell fondo del aqua;
Mas nj ell pie vi6 siquiera 4 Rosalfa, !.
Porque un doblez de encaje de la enagua,
Como un astro una nube, 10 cubrfa;
su amor maldiciendo,
Echa al cielo, gimiendo,
Con un resto de juicio,
La mfrada de un hombre que est& viendo
Que on en- el fondo Sc echo de un precipicio,
En- tanto que despiden porfia
Los ojos de Daniel Rosalia
Relampagos de luz y de deseos
Al rumor de los tiernos cuchicheos
De pajaros nacidos aquel dia
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La Democracia

= Como los hon,Jres para ahaoy SON ciegos
Halo Julio en- sus suefios de poets
In h asuela. en- la hija en- la Meta
Ioda Ia gracia antigua de los Griegos:
Y amante, gu pesar. de Rosalia
Estaba tan celoso, tan celoso,
Que I'll pobre, un POGO yiejo, no saba,
Pensar en- Luis cgtorces, que decia:
"A mi edad, Hariscal, nadie es dichoso.-
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4 Daniel escncilaba embebecida
Cuando tenfa spepas
La edad en- que "a CORE por las venas
Ell alma confundida con la vida.
Ademas de ser bella,
Sc admiraba en- ella
Los .lindos pies y las pequefias manos,
Y SD CUTS tenia
Ese matiz que Sc llam6 alg1n die
FL betico color por los Romanos.
Pasando en- Avil6s por gaditana,
En- Cadiz Sc decfa
Que era plima del sol = periiana,
Pnes siendo tan morena, Rosalfa,
Con Ia tez de su abuela competia
Sn tez do cuarteona de la Habana.
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s GALA M 30
SUITA-DoLoR

Este prepp ado indio, de gran fama On el
pals, cura radicalmente los catarros gripa-
les, dolores de cabeza, neuralgias, reumaa,
inAamaciones y demas afecciones cut4neas,
ETC., etc.
La formula de cada botella indica La ma
nera de usarse. A pesar del gran consume
de- este preparado, su precio sera fio como
Unicos depositarios del legitimo SAGA.
laDs6d,
Il. Obartl6n G.
pnr"a Tah-~-A 10 da 1904 RIM.
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IAPORIS CORRROS HSPlIOLIS
de la Companfa Trasatlantica
Antes de A. Lopez & Co.

SERyICIO PARA PUERTO-RICO LA HABANA
-SAI4IDAS-de Barcelona los dfas Is de cada
De Malaga e 27-De Cadz ell 10 80.
Sc ezpiden pasajes de ida vuelta con 25 p de rebaa
reba del Is Est rebaja APPLICABLE klos bes de
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En- clase Un de cada ia grits
Ln dn de de pasaje, de IL cumpidos
,asaje, de IL cumpidos pasae
En- g. peerenca 81 odnara Un nno hasta gratis De
de II asaj de II adeante pasaje
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SALON BARBERIA
JOSE RAMIREZ - COAMO

En- el punto mas centrico de la poblaci6r
plaza principal, esta barberfa esta montsd
con todas las comodidades apetecibles, 6
de que oil p1blico no echs de meroe l.,
prontitud el buen servi 10. Por ell att
que ocupa, puede ser nm lugar dc reuni6
muy po6tico y agradable.
Ponce. 18 de- Dbre. de 1904 2n
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va habaa poca luz en- La montana
Y era casi de noche en- las honduras,
Viendose un tempo, en perspeetiva extra1a,
Baio un monte con luz wales oscuras.
En- uno de los wales de esta TERRA;
Sc halla M jardfn oscuro pintoresco
Que parece olvidado de la sierra;
Y del iardin. en- ell rinc6n mas fresco.
I'm ecuador tornado por g 'meces.
Dnnde no se ve luZ nj 50 oyen ruidos,
Y hay tapta paz Ell su interior, que, vecesl
Hacen en- 81 los pajaros sus nidoa
Coptandose los dos esos secretos
Que suelen escuchar los cenadoTes
Cuando ofdos discTetos
Sc acercap unos labios habladores,
F.tan al fin de este apacib'e dia
En- aouel cenador, sin Ing nj ruidos,
Sobre un baDco, Daniel Y Rosalfa,
Deshoiando unas flores distraidos.
HerrDosa Meta de an hermoss abue!s,
RoSalfa entire flores corfundida.
,3obre ell bahco, que el mU~gn aterciopela,
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VII

iAyl una vez que de gentil manera
DID un salto sobre ell banco Rosalia
Como una cervatilla en- la pradera,
Julio VIC que ell asiento Sc bajaba
Y al grave peso de los dos cedia. ...,
Y al verlo, su cabello sc erizaba,
Y ahogandose, ell aliento retenia,
Y el curse de su sangre Sc paraba.
Mas como es su desgracia una yergienza.
A resistir ell peso maldecido
Con ell valor de un Hercules comienza,
Y va en- su hueco de reptil metido
Para DIR Daniel Rosalia,
Nj pudo articular ninglin sonido.
Nj moverse del sitio en- que yacia
Y al fin, cuando repara
Que 81 el banco la base NAL sujeto
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Bresaro & Co.
Playa Ponce, Puerto Rico.

Playa Ponce, Puerto Rico.
Giran cortA vista sobre Espasa Isls,
sdyacentes.
Gi-an sobre lss piazas principales d,
grancia, hglate ira. Alemania. Austria
3flgica. Holar.da. Ts..ta Portugal, Suiz,
Africa ,Asrruecos, 2 scare Nsw-York.
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A LOS HACENDADOS DE CANA
Jon f'.vro.icio Santiago, de Coamo, Asne
ie venta novillos 6nos propioe para yuso.
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| I

Mira hacia aea Tus ojos ineonstaptes
va no Sc clavan con ardor Ell mi;
81 he de vivir, mirame 0sf... como antes
Fijate bien: ias5i-
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(Co9ttinudci11t)
TIL moriras, cual muere nuestra llama,
otro arbol nacera de tn semiIla,
Porque, aun1ue es tan fugaz todo loqne anna,
Es eterno ell amor.
"
cuando ell mundo al nm sea extingaido
y Sc olga en- las regiones estrelladas
Del orbe entero ell Iiltimo crujido
En- immense fragor,
bios de nuevo la NADIA bendiciendo,
De ella hara otros almeces y otros mundos,
T. ira un hervor universal diciendo:
-Amor! iamorl iamori .-
ESCENA III
iAsi
Rosdifd.- - DQnfel
Mira hacia ALA. Tu electrica mirada
;Por que sc cIava con ardor en nj?
Es mi pecho un volcan! muero abrasada!
No me mires asf!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-20
Aguiar, Siragsssa 81 <2.

la Isla los pedidos hagan de pape
banco toda clase de arfcuos deescoro
muestras solctud"
s. San Juan, p r., Febrero . de l884 =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-20
EsCENA "
LAS EGLoGAs MoDERNAs
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Rosolf4 Julio Msnte,o. -Dan.e1-La Lama.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-20
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RAMON DE CAMpoAsoR
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-21
PENALTY FOR PRIVATE USE.

The Surprising Dilemma Of IN Illinois
Congressman's Constituent.
An Illinois congressman H now 60
ing about the corridors Of the capitol
wondering what is going to happen to
one of his constituents. Last spring he
was requested by the said constituent to
exercise in his behalf IN of the func-
tons Of a statesman-to wit, to send
him some garden seed from the depart
ment of agriculture. The member has
tened to comply. and o contingent Of
seed was at once dispatched to the Illi-
nois man. They went. Of course, in .
government envelope or envelopes by
mail, with the usual legend, $500 pen.
atty for private use.
In due course the congressman, to
show his interest in the welfare Of his
constituent. wrote to him asking il the
sseed had been received and ii they mao
grown all right. The constituent replied
that they had been planted and had
come up finely, but" said he in his
letter, what shall | do with the stuff
I have raised? ! notice there is a penal
ty Of $500 for private use, 80 / don't
like to take any chances"
This was q construction put upon il
which. the congressman had not before
thought of, and the more he thought Of
it the more he wondered what would
happen to that constituent in Illinois,
and he ia still wondering. - Washing
ton Letter.