davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-02

Das 1T bic Nbreffe bon Rarl @dura unb
pie rebet man benfelben an9 Sitel, nie
mir, baben Sic ia ni9t unb 0oG@ ober allere
b09te= unb mod b0hsr geboren audi ntdt.
Wir iinb ale Meni4en, ober bod min bel
nns elmer INNER bDber seboren tpsroen .ipie
Der anbere.
Wie i9 i4on friiber mittbeilte, 1T umiere
2anbpirtH6u fehr gu bstlagen. @egen=
pdrtiS jebo4 geben Mei5en, &oggen unb
&artoffeln i'm 9reiie in bic 9O9e, iobaB fir
20 Gentner Il Spnne) Meiaen 165-168
Marf be3ablt perben. @Ge unier 2onb>
leute glauben, baB Die f9limmite 3eit iibsr>
ftanben lei. Ra4 Sbrsn 8eri6ten bo6en
Sic in alien Probutten cine iteisenoe gpn@
%iuuctur. S. 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-02
Rbabarber.

i. 9te bette Pflan55eit fir bic gu @rnd6z
run9sz, S9mud= unb au4 Mranetsnedeu
bielbelie6te Rbabarberpflan5e lit Der 9erbft
Wenn man erit i'm Srii6ia6r berpflan5t, fr
friiten bic @todtbeilungen inn er1ten Sabre
Elm 10 tiimmerli9es Oalein, baB lie i'm fol=
genben tuum 9enubt nerben fDnnen, tpoge=
gen i'm 5erbft Deriebte Stuuben nun Elm
Sabr Der S9onung bebiirfen. Man 1agt,
&babarber miiKe ale 5 Bis 6 Sabre umge=
pftan3t perben. Dies lit iebo9 MIR banr
erfOrberIi9, tpenn bic pflan3e auf einem
ibr tperig 3~uiagenben 8oben ltebt unb burd
f9pd9Gi9en Wu9s aetgt, baB i6r Der
Stunbort troB &opfbiingung bur9aus ni9t
mebr bebdgt. Stebt bic Stdube aber dui
frdftigem lebmmergGigen @runbe, in mel
9en 1e fire oft drmbiden unb 20 3oI LAM
gen @ur3eIn ieitli9 unb in bic Stefe err
ifredt, 10 tann fie baielbit 10, 20 unb mebr
Sabre unDerieBt fteben bleiben unb bebdrf
nur gsringer pflege. Nbsr FOLDER 8oben
itebt niht iiberaa aur8erfiigung, unb barum
1T bann unb mann Elm umpflanaen i'm
5erbit niiBli9. Stodtbeilung 1T Der SGm=
lings5u9t bor5u5ieben BENIN eritere fii6rt gu
raf9eren Grfolgen. Sour muB beim 4us=
sraben alter @t0de nit @orii9t berfabren
tperben, bic 1prDben, langen Wur3eln Iouen
tbunli9it unbei6dbiet bleiben, ~umipme6r,
ba Bel Der Sbeilung bes @ur5elftOdes pelhe
10 melt nt9t NIT Der 9anb mDgIi6 -
am einfa9iten nit einem i9urfen Sputen
Ober 8eiIe erfOlgt, f4tpere @erlebungen ni4t
oermeibli9 ftnb unb biefe am ii9eriten iiber=
tpunben nerben, penn bic Stodreite quite
.@ur5eln bebalten.
Siefes &isolen bes 8obens, nobel berz
felbe rei9li9 nit altem StaImiit i'm
9runbe gu biingen 1T, liebt Der &babarber.
Die pftanae ielbit pirb in gompOft ober in
trdfttgen Muterboben eelebt. 2ei9ter So
ben lit nit 2ebm gu perbefern. Sci Gin
~5elpflan3ung 1T bic Qusbebung elmer fogez
nannten 8~aumgrube BON 3 SUB SeitenmaB
5pedmdBig. Sci acknowledgement IO1ten
bic 9tauOen einen gegenieitigen @bitanb
bon 6 SUB baben; Doppelrei9en etc. iinb
int 8erbanb gu p~flan5en. 0as gflan5en
auf 9iigel lit auf naiIem 8oben 5tpar 5tpedz
mdBig, ielten aber ouf trodenem, benin Der
&babarber liebt 5eu9tigfeit, niAt aber
boben 9runbpaKeritanb. @iro er gu
S9mud5peden auf Steinpprdmioen geiebt,
10 fam er Obne ftarfe 8epdierung ii@ nt4t
bon entpideln. I'm bic Seu9ti9feit in
Steinpnromiben better gu balten, finb biez
fefben betm Nufbau NIT btfen Moosf4i9=
ten unb Sprfmuq aus5ufittern.
9ad Der pflan3un9 pirO Der 8Oben nit
2uub bebedt. Die Pflan5en betommen
bonn s~tpeiten Sabre an i'm 9erbft duf ni4t
beIonbers frGftigem @runbe cine &oPfbun%
gung nit Stalmiit, Sau4e unD 4bortoun=
ger, Gtoate, natiirli9 nit 8aher ftart perz
biinnt; aud gompoft tpirtt gut. Die gdbr>
beftanbtbeile bringen nit benz 8interpafer
in bic Siefe. I'm einem friiben @bfterben
Der 8lGtter ppr3ubeugen, barf man ben
G6abarber ni9t our 8liitbe gelangen laHen;
Die 8~liitbentrisbe finb aus5ubre4en, 10 oft
tie ii9 5etgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-02

- @er bic Magermil9 ni4t fanfen fam.
muB fte bur9 @erfitterung mOgltft bod
aus5uniBen fu9en. Wftt gutem @rfolge bat
man Bel RGlbern bic Mugermil9 baburd
perpertbet, baB man bisfelbe our9 fetn per=
tbeiltes 2ein0l fettrei9er mochte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-02

Nnm. b. &eb. = Die eeralte Nbreffe
bes !9rn. S9ura 1T uns leiOer ni9t befdnnt,
boh tpenn sic einen 8rief an i'm, Die bier
fol9t, aorefiiren, pirb er i'm 5tpeifelsobne
erbalten: Hon. Carl Schurz, care of
Harper Bros, New York City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06

and Apfistaut Secretary H.. r.
Hughes, have Just retur ned from thu
eastern state. bringing with them IT,.
norls OF TIE most encouraging nature.
People from nli parts OF The United
Siatee VIII b. In attendance at
our icgiivai. We never doubted
for moment lut what Salt Lake
would he with ~. and a. this fact has
gone abroad, you can see tho eject It
will have should you now fail - re-.
epond.
ono, Salt Lake must not DO behind
In this ciniest.o
"sall Lake, the pride OF the western
slolo OF the Rockies, tue mnslcai tai.
onia VI her people the world over, who
10 credited win having given the
greatest Esi, ddiod ever held west OF
Chicago, aud who made Il possible Tor
Bonvcr q hold ono IN September. she
cannot Afford 20 be behind this year.
She must be on deck ami on time"
Les me, therefore, urge upon ytu
anu the Ulcers anu members OF your
association To leave no stone nnturuod
In seeing 10 II that Salt Like Clsy IL
with us heart nud soul. "Cymro anu
bytb." Very truly, o,
JOSIAH HUGHES,
President Western EittedIiod Asio-
Ciaffof
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06

rhe pafquotto circle, right In front Of
this section, will DO provided with
chains Tor the seating OF 1900 people.
The stage, which Ia TO hold 500 more,
will DO Ninety feet wide and fifty feet
broad.
There will DO eight main entrances.
aud on ofch t.un Of the Stage dressing
rooms ana rooms for the various ex-
hihils.
The park grounds viii be improved
and Decorated, anu the interior VIII be
provided with n dozen OF more arc
lights.
Tho entire work OF construction 10
being done by two architects, ono req.
roGenting the Elsleddiod association
aud the other the Arlington PARK
company.
Tie Dewer Street Railroad comrAny
will 90 improve lis service that they
will be able TO handle q crowd OF from
1000 TO 1900 people rs rapidly as d.
sired.
The building will DO completed by
the Isl OF July, aud on tho natiOn's
birthday, tns Eisteddioj association
intends holding a monster concert for
the purpose OF raising tue necessary
iunas FOL the carry lug out OF this Ri-
ganlic Undertaking.
A. there seems 10 be- no organized
effort, NJ yet, to send q chorus from
Salt Lake ~ compete with tho Denver.
lies and ohoruses from elsewhere, tae
Denver Elsteudiod association arc bo.
coming alarmed as viii 10 seen from
tho following communication from
PRECEDENT Josiah Hughes, addressed
10 Secretary Jamei:
"We view with alarm, thu fact that,
"a yet, no choir from Salt Lake CITY,
haa entered tho contest. for the bcsi
choral work Mt cur forlhcomlng
Eihleddf0d.
"CAn II be possible that you viii not
10 With Us Ms We were with you 10
1895?
"lf such should prove to be true, Il
will be the hardelt blow the enterprise
has yet received, Tor We bave looted 10
Sat Lake, more thau any other oily or
section, for help, sympathy and en-
enlargement.
sour general Secretary Lloyd JonfS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06

Next week the Theaier will be open
four night, Tho Hopkins Traas.
ooeanics holding the boards Monday
and Tuesday nlRhis, and Mile Rhoa
Wedt e,dny anu Thursday nights.
This Ia practically the last wecs
Of the season at the Grand.
Camille with be given Mon.
day and Tuesday evening next
met Carnival and after that the house
Will bs dark for the balance VI the
week. For the week commencing
June 10th, MIR. Royee's company, com
sitting OF most Of the old Grand CON.
pany will In conjunction with Mr..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06

The Great Wa lace Snow II noted
lot nothing more than 10 Is for 10 oouf'.
ctus treatment OF patrons. Ouco they
have paid their mogoy aud passed To-
side the mammoth atietch Of cAnvais,
thoy hrc regretted ~ gueeie, AMI are
treated "a such. Al QUESTION: are
politely Ruiwtr,d, aud patetts can
mako the men igerie n Good chaoliug
Tor the children. Well Informed nj.
tendauts are constantly pfeient 70 die
ours the habits sn1 natures " the
many wild Gre. lures which have teen
collected from all lands aud etas n tie
globe. Everything possible " done to
make tho show both Instructive and
entetinininy. At Salt Lake City,
June 10 ard IL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06
DENVER EISTEDDFOD.
An Immense IuIldius 10 Be Erected
lof Next Falls Gathering.
ABUNDANCE OF TRANSPORTATION
10 aud From the Auditorium is Prom.
ised BY the street Car Compauiss--
Accommodations for 10 600.

Whom the Cambfian association Of
Utah voted Lac, tail to give Denvor the
rexi annual Eist,ddioJ, the people OF
the "Cenlenbiap city discovered that
they had white elephant on their
hands, ior IL was soon known that no
building In Denver was large enough
to hold the sessions In. Not 10 be
daunttd, however, the Eisteddfod
committee set to work, determined TO
secure building hy erecting ono
specially Tor the occasion. On the 10Th
Of laat month their efforts met with
success, for on that date a contrao,
was entered into between tho Airing.
ton Park company and the Denver
'Esteddiod association Ia which II wst
agreed that Arlington Park, situated
aboutu mile ana ~ half southwest Of
Denver CITY, should ho the place 10
erect n building aud give the Elniodd.
fod.
The agreement ~ entered into by
the two Iafties ptoviies Tor the leasing
Of the park by the Eistcduiod nssoclh.
ton for i've Year., ana the erection oi
nh auditorium that will accommodate
1900 people.
The pavilion will be constructed Of
wood, with n heavy canvass roof and
will cost $4,000. IL will be $50 feet
wide by 200 ieet deep.
Tue main part OF tho auditorium,
which will be- provided with cunblontd
seats ana backs, will teat about 1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06

Hal Russell, produce, A Fair Rebel.
II IA n military play Of come consldera.
bic note ana Will afford chance Tor
6elt Lskrrs TO see Mr.. Russell to good
advantage. Mr.. Royce intends this
production to be- a farewell for tho old
fAvorilos, and will spare no effort look
ing towards n splendid presentation.
Tho Lycrum Will give double bill
n xt week consisting nf an oli0 ana n
farce comedy Tho Strange Fami y,
singing and dancing, aetobalio aclr,
ieais OF conlorlion, etc., viii DO In.
oluded anu for loveTs OF this kind OF
amusement good bill Is nrombed.
Wednesday and Thursday nights
June ION aud 18th Mile. Rhen comes
TO tho Theater. Josephine, Empress
Of the French, will he the fipt nlght'a
bill ana Nell Gwynuo for the anal per.
iormance. As long as the name u
Napoleon Ia remembered and spoken,
tho fame OF Josephine. his divorced
wife, will endure. THIS historian tells
Of her life aud character, but hs cannot
portray the h0pes and aspirations aa
can the holross, and Mile. Rhea cer-
lainIy leads Ia her delineAiion Of the
character Of the unfortunate Josephine.
Nell Gwynno Ia historical comedy
bafod upon the iavoFitB OF Charles II
OF England. Asa play It may hO an
nouncod OF unusual merit aud inter-
est. IL enlilts the attention Of the
audience at the outset anu holds IL
with Increasing hrmuesi 10 ihs elose.
In iucident II has many excellent
points and tbs dialogue Ia sparkling
throughout ANA at times Is exceeding y
vivacious. The performance, ~ might
DO inferred, IL In Keeping with the
merits Of the play. Rhea IL admirably
fitted Tor tho title role, and from the
moment OF her entrance ~ tho orange
girl to her unhappy end she 10 entirely
satisfying.
The latest ISSUE Of the Gallery OF
Players oonlalns q fall page portrait Of
Lisle LnIgh, accompanied by bio.
graphical sketch, In which It slntes
that Miss Lsigh was born In Utah ana
for some years was the leading COM
ediepno, dansuess and all round at.
FACTION ~ brigham YsunR's Halt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06

who are TO visit America next seafOn
are Il. b. Willard, John Hare. Mi.
aud Mrs. Arthur Bourohier, Mr..
Chovalisr and Mlss Nethertoie and
probably wyndham.
The rumor that Blanche l.. Bales
would not be- member OF the Frawley
company this season probably arose
from the fact that sho has been tbs
recipient OF several splendid offers from
Eastern nianagefs.
Lillian Russell will next season DO
seen In new comic opera called A n
American Beauty. Tho scenes are
laid IN New York. Newport and Monte
Carlo. Gustavo kerker Ia writing the
music, nnd the boak will come from
Hugh Morton, author OF In GAY Now
York ana The Ameficanizsd Lady
Slave. Miis Rufselrs season Will open
Sept II.
A genuine novelty In stage mschau-
Ism 10 going TO be introduced In a new
play which Scott Marble has iust fin.
ithed for Davis & Keogh. IL IN to be "a
"dissolvine scenu"on the same prlucl.
pie MS koller's diasolving woman. An
onilro scene will dlssolve Ia full Wow
OF tho audience and without dAIkening
the lights aud DO replacsd instantly by
another entirely diiersntsc scene.
Frank Perley Ia ondea vorlng TO 90.
cure tho loan OF Two historic brass
three-pounders for his production OF
Tho Liberty Bell In Boston next
month. Tho guns are at preaent IN
toe custody oftho Bunker Hin Monu.
me nc association, but they can be Of
such apt service Ia the play anu are
such sure stimulsnis OF patriotism that
4 10 not unlikely that tho required
permission VIII DO granted. The guns
arrived Ia Boston In l765, and were
frat used In the celebration OF tho
king'a birthday, Juue 4. When war
was declared, the artillery company
who guarded them, resolved that they
should never be used by England
against tho Yankees. They were 40.
cordingly smuggled into American
lines and were In sexual service
throughout tho entire war
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06

who are to visi, America next seas on
are Il. b. Willard, John Hare, Mi.
aud Mrs. Arthur BourohieT, Mr..
Chevalisr and Niles Nethersoie and
probably WyndhAm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06

Tine Hophlrs TransocoAnio star
Specially C.. ucgits two night or.
paremeft vt tho rhealer com uenclng
uoodny night neat. June Ssh, under
the solc management OF R5Ucit Full
gore. This organization cont,ins
many noted specially artists. including
tne famous little midget lhlstss--thr
Rosoow Bros.-who are only about two
feet hiRb. They box anu fence and
ncriorm nil kinds OF athletic feate.
They received their Training 10 the
mauly nrt from Champion jim Cor.
belt aud have been undor the great
Saudow, developing thor muscles TOT
ieata Of strength. Other features Of
the performances are tho ncrObatic nc
a the NRmedD Bros, introducing
thor my sleflouo DOLL Jessie, sharp &
Fat, lhs musical performers. ami
Fulgora, tho lightning change art al
aud ttausilguraion Pfrse exchange
speak well u the PERFORMANCES given
by tho Trans.Occanios aud something
new IL promised salt Lakes thcslof
g0ers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06

Lovely Lawn and Swiss Drofsts.
Mte. Francis and daughter, - &
street, VIII make them up for $3.50.
This month only.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06
MUSIC AND DRAMA

Tbeater. shc went upon the stage q,
,hn ase of four and has practically
followed IL ever slnc'. MISS Lsifh
srnsarcd at the Grant OleIs House
hsr,, some time ago tuJ l. pleasantly
rrroen berej, she - ~ rrcseui leading
isdy Al M irosco'. Gfand Opera House
dan rrAnchcf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06

oiea Noihouole will present "Cst'
men" ht tho Lonron Ghieiy on June
o. with Charles Dalton as her leauiug
mau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06
Edison PhOnOSTaph aud
kaleidoscope ParlOrS,
~ ccs. go aud Sc
Matinee iic.


Removed TO ias South Main 81.
Among Tho numbers oh tho program
VIII 10 found The latest an most popular
selections published. Don't fail 90 hear
Rosie uoane very popularl.E ~. Favor
A Trip Ia Chlna'0w .,.... iialdwin'n Band
I Want Yer Ma Honey ........i Leu Spoucor
summer Evening Waltz, .,.......... o.. .........
.....,.. listers Orchestra
unn't $50 'to's,',..,,..i,.,,.~..,.E u. ". fAVof
BELLE OF Now .Sousa'a Band
Isabella" (nom iiu2l .........E. NJ. Favor
Michael Curry at tho 1elephone..............
,... ..... Rnssel Hunting
RavinRs Of John McCuiloch. thu Insane
Actor
Laughing song. ........beo. w. johnson
Miss Alclede 'apiinine. ifapc1ist, kin
cioscopol.
Assembly March, from Mix white
Flag, tkintiophonel.
soyoniy-hve other iolCclions TO choose
from.
Any OF tho above selections ON Tho
phonograph. only 30 each. Closed sun.
days. iSi South Main Street.
Miss s. AprLiA 1urrLE.
Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06

DR.. q. W. Pufdy, mn .agor, has
signed Ed h. Goodwin, brother Of
Nat G.. GOODWIN, 10 support Fanny
Rice In At the French Bal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06
EMPLOYMENT

Can be given to large number OF
men. The work consists of pick
and shovel work, for which $l.5O
per day is paid. Drillers on open
cut work. $I.76 per day. Good
tunnel men 1925 to So. so per
day. Board costs $4 per week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06

There Ia q woman doing tho vAudr.
villa houses on the other side who
skaters an eggsnell ON her head by a
bullet from rife ncro,s the stage,
which she fires by shot ut the trigger
from rife Ia her hand.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
81 Captain Villarragut.

En- el vapor. correo p. de Sa-
trasteg~i parti6 aver para la Isla
de Cuba, destinado al Eiercito
de operaciones de la misma,
nuestro distinguido amigo el bi
zarro Captain de Artillerfa D..
Nicolas Martin dc Villarragut.
Este ilustrado y digno Official
habia solicitado un puesto en- el
referido Ejercito de Cuba para
combatir allf 4 los enemigos de
la Patria.
Complacido en- su honrosa pc
ticion, a la Antilla hermana sc
dirige satisfecho y ganoso de
servir con su br~zo, y tambien
con el sacriicio de su vida, 81 cl
case llega, 4 la nobilisima causa
de Ia integridad del territolio na-
cional.
Sentimos mucho la ausencia
del amigo carihoso. 4 Ia vez que
aplaudimos con entusiasmo su
resolucion.
Felicidades mil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
/ QUE sOLEDADl

Con la muerte del ilustre
General Gimir perdl6 Puerto
Rico IN gobcrnante recto
Palabras son estas de un co
lega autonomista de Mayaguez.
Todos, todos los peri6dicos de
la lsla, de uno y otro partido
icon exception de La Demoeraeta
de Ponce han tenido conccptos
de afecto y merecilo elogio pa.
ra el General Gamir. q. {. D. d..
al bajar este 4 la tunba.
Unicamente La Democratic =
va sc sabe--ha tenido el triste
antojo de censurar 6oxgns 81 al
malogrado General momentos
despues de su sensible falleci-
miento.
lnsistimos SC halla solo. solo
por complete, en- su ingrata acti
tud, el colega sutonomista exyas<
de Ponce.
Fl mismo periodico, en- su mi
nero az, ha publicado. entire
otras, la sigiuente notieia
Aver. Al. tuvieron lugar en- Jua
ma Diaz solemnes honras fanebres
por el eterno descsnso del General
Gamir,
Asistieron dicho ac.o el Sr Al
calde, el Ayuntamiento. el Juer mu
nieipal. Ia Guardia Civil. los Volun
u los y las pcrsonas mas caracsefiaa-
das del pueblo. s.f,s las 9ae Gea,a : |
5ag Ss.fh0s aafeacmislas =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
ZOOTECNIA.
IElTlHlE Los lllnLli! PitlEIE
EE La PRODUCTION ZooTECNICA
r. Lopez Tusro.
A Nj CoMpASERo D. GUILBRMo
QuINTANILLA. INGRNIERo d.
RECTOR DE LA ESTACIoN
ACRoNoMICA DIX Ma.
YAGUEZ.
{ CONTINUATION J.

FL ganado llamado trashumante e.
pequeho, y el merino eas,ixo 8 anti
quo es de alsAda media, dada Ia faii
ga de estos animales. en- 81 pastcreo
y largas psregriaacienes. 81 fuera de
tipe grande. sucumbiriaa.
Tai CO en- el lganado lanarla diferencia
en.re el tipo de gran alrada y el de
alradA media 8 peqseha; el primero
inaioptable. de voiacidad sin hartura.
propen.o 4 contraer enfermsdAdes y
dispsests 4 perder fAeilmente sus car
ne. adquiEidas con grandes gastos.
sieado. adenks NAL repr Sducsor y rui
noeo ante Ia industria xootecnica; ei
s-gu ado. per el contra,io. sin gran ies
ca,dados. con pocas exigencias y "a
Gil manelo. da produeto segufo y nm
dc bsnefe'o. re.lixand, 1 satisfaction
q. psoblema Eooie. .nieo.
En algunos animales. cuya funci6n
hasl e presentarse eondimentados en-
Las mesAs de comcdor. sc han obser.
wade que los de gran ssmaAo tienen
N sabof mencs grato que loo peques
aos. 10 que sucede con 10 trucha. el
sAlm6n J demks psoducsos ictiologico
8 peees dc agsa dalce obieto dc l.
roo,ecsiA las persoaaa dc gusto deli.
rado. ante una fsente de truchas. no |
= ssrviraa Il mayor; y advsrtinos
zoe Il fefsin cue dia pes gfsade ri
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26

la asamblea de autonomos se &C.
lebrara el dia 28, 81 no estAmos equi :
vocados.
Ese dla no llovera.
Puede que Sc tomen en- ella algu-
mas determinaciones, seg1n Ia cara
que traigan los delegados.
Porque es de advertir que concp
rriran delegados y todo cuento. aun-
que todo clio es question de broma.
tig1rense ustedes que el numero de
autonomos no pasara del que tiene Ia
unta directiva j con que 81 sera 8 no
de delegados una guasa.
No Sc han repartido tarjetas de in
vitacion. porque Va discutirse algo
que afecta 4 Ia existencia del partido
10 del lanzamiento, 81 sigue este re-
traido 6 no. Esto, como compren
der n ustedes, no 10 podemos Or to
dos, pofque como es evidente que
ado ptaran la resoiuclon de continuar
en- eli retraimiento, convene los in
teres del partido proclamar ea tono
grave y soiemEe que reunidos los de-
legados en- tai parte, convinleron en-
dejar sentado otra vez al partido,
porque 81 acordaran que Sc levantara
no Sc encontraria nadie en- la silla,
y ESQ es muy triste. Lo primero c.
10 primero es precise, antes de Ian
Ear al partido a descomunal lucha,
saber 81 en- efecto hay" autonomista:
en- ell pas. Va ESQ vienen los dele
gados: a decirlo.
All 81 hubiera tantos autonomis-
tas como caculos, Guam pronto saldriAr
del retraimiento
De todos modos. malo ss el dlA es
cogldo para Ia asamblea martes y !,
Vayan apagando, compadres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26

La conferencia que dara el
Lunes pr6ximo, en- dicho Centro,
nuestro amigo D. Salvador Brau,
tendr5 por tema: La agysc.lt.
ya y 81 eomerrio coxsideyados co.
mo taetoyes as la coIonisactdn az
Puerto Rico.
Sc dividira en- tres parties:
{: Plantas y ganados intro.
ducidos por los espaholes in
dustria sacarina en- Ell siglo XVI ;
causas de su decadencia.
2: El trafco ilfcito, sus eau
sas, pobreza de sus efectos en-
la vida economical general es
fuerzos de los Capi1anes Gene
rales para obtener franquicias
mercantiles.
8: Ampliaci6n del movimien
to commercial: los precursors de
Power y el mandate de sus elec
torres al elcgirle miembro de Ia
Suprema Junta Central; datos
establishes comparados, asf de
production como de desarrollc
urbano, mercantil y maritime ;
convenience del acrecimiento de
relaciones comerciales entire Pto.
Rico y su Metr6poli.
El acto es pdblico, y empezar.
a las g.. La importancia del te
ma y Ia competencia del confe
rencista excusan recomendacio.
mes.