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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-02-03
Law Suit Pending As Years.

A special from Grafton, w. Va, says:
There is in the Circuit Court of this
county a case, sent back by the last
term of the State Supreme Court for
retrial, which rivals Dickens celebrat-
ed case of Jarndyce vs.. Jarndyce. When
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was
built through this country over forty
five years ago, Chardles Venderwerker
did some of the grading. The settle
ment of the contract led to the grader
suing the Baltimore and Ohio in the
courts Of what was then Virginia.
Since then the case has been four times
in the Supreme Court, having been
sent back last week.
Vanderwerker is still living, but he
is not prosecuting the case now, hav-
ing assigned his claim to one Nye. Van
derwerker is an old man and has been
kept poor paying attorneys fees. The
first judges who tried the case are long
since dead, as are most OF the supreme
Judges who first heard 1t. The full
amount Of the claim now, with inter-
est. is less than 000.-Philadelphia
Press
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-02-03
UNCLE SANS DOMAIN.
He Still Owns More than 6Oo.OOo,0oO Acres.-
Their Distribution.

The idea that Uncle Sam Is at pres
ent a landless old fellow has generally
taken possession of the people through
out the country. This, however, is a
great mistake. He still has land enough
to give each one of his 73,OOO,OOO chill
dren a nice little homestead OF eight
acres each and still have ranch or
over 100000 acres left. In other
words, your dear old uncle still owns
something over 600,OOO,OOO acres, dis
tributed as follows throughout the va
rious States and Territories:
Alabama, 532 $3.50 acres; Arizona, Oh
4O0,211 acres; Arkansas, 3,922,Of2
acres; California, 1854 ,044 acres;
Colorado, 4,O37 ,2O4 acres; Florida, l.
1862 acres; Idaho, 45,962, S55 acres;
Kansas, 1,046,5S0 acres; Louisiana.
S45, 020 acres; Michigan, 90, 431 acres;
Minnesota, G,24O,049 acres; Mississippi,
Al AL 800 acres; Missouri, 497,764
acres; Montana, II ,432,917 acres; Ne
braska, 1O,669,353 acres; Nevada, 61.-
5,S,5SG acres; New Mexico, 56,0S3,04I
acres; North Dakota, II 1885,, 293 acres;
Oklahoma, S,1Oo,23S acres; oregon,
81, 1923 acres; South Dakota, ID, 2oO,-
rs acres; Utah, 44,207,270 acres;
Washington, 1855, 536 acres; Wiscon-
sin, 54,107 acres; Wyoming. 49,341,-
5SS acres, and Alaska, 369,o29,GOO
acres.
About one-half this vast amount or
land lies, it will be seen, in Alaska,
and it is very certain that this will
never be available for homestead pur-
poses, but for mining purposes its
value in cold coin may prove to be
even greater than though 1t were ara
BILE. The larger part of the balance
lies in fertile and productive States,
and is all subject to homestead laws.
Those who want homes should avail
themselves of the more than liberal
homestead laws of the United States.
This is the place for the surplus labor.
st. Louis Star.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-02-03
No Children In the White House.

There are no children In the White
House now. 1t is the first admins
tration since that of Buchanan where
there have not been children in tho
Presidents family. Lincoln had three
boys when he came to the White
House. and the Christmas festival was
celebrated in the good old-fashioned
way, with Santa Claus. Grant had
his three boys and the pretty Nellie
to make merry at Christmas time.
Hayes had complete domestic house.
hold, with romping boys and a win
some little girl, who has grown to
womanhood and has recently been
spending her honeymoon at the White
House, where she was child.
Garfield and Arthrr had children to
celebrate Christmas, and Cleveland in
the last year of his first administration
had a baby girl to make Christmas
for. Harrisons children we're grown
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-02-03
To Can Dried Fruit.

During the late Hamburg exposition
the state board of trade maintained a
school where practical demonstrations
were given of the proper methods of
cooking dried fruit, which are likely to
result in much good to the state, as is
evidenced by letter received yester-
day by Secretary Filcher. 1t is said
that the California process of cooking
dried fruit has just been patented in
Germany, and company with capt.
tai of S25, 900 has been incorporated to
conduct the business on a large scale.
1t is proposed after cooking the dried
fruit to can 1t. There Is a high duty
on canned fruit, but the dried article
pays but light duty. so that an agent
will be sent to this coast to pur-
chase supply of dried fruit in order
that the new cannery may be run to its
full capacity all through the year.-Sap
Francisco Chronicle.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-02-03
Fifty Miles 10 Market.

II Is not an uncommon thing in
France to see farmer forty or fifty
miles from home in wet weather with
load. If he sees a prospect Of a
three days rain, he puts his tarpaulin
over his load, cover over his horses
and a waterproof coat on and starts off
to market. He may go fifty miles be-
fore he finds a market that suits him,
or he may know in advance just where
he is going. You do not often see
anybody driving fifty miles through
a rain storm in the United States to
find a market for a load of hay, but
1t is not uncommon to see farmers
wagons forty or fifty miles from home
in France. They choose the wet wealth
err for that purpose. Their roads are
just as good then az at any time.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-02-03
When the Gar Travels.

For days before the Gear travels
along any railway line the latter is pa
trolled on both sides by sentinels, who
are stationed at distance Of two hun
dred yards from one another They
keep their eyes open, but otherwise are
allowed to take 1t easy, taking what
is called the first position" the rifle
being slung from the shoulder. Six
hours before the passage of the i'm
perial train they assume what
Is known as the second position
that is to say, they shoulder their RI
fles and march briskly up and down,
with every mental faculty on the qui
vive.
An hour before the imperial train
passes they assume the third posi-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-02-03
Novel Bill Collecting.

A man in Norway, Me-. to whom a
small debt is owed has taken novel
way to collect 1t. After blowing the
debtor up on the street in the pres
ence of passersby and street loafers, he
accosts him whenever he sees him. II
the debtor notices him he credits him
with so many cents for recognition. II
he doesn't notice him at all II Is one
cent credit. After each meeting tie
creditor sends new bill with the
proper credits. Buffalo Express.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-02-03

to manhood and womanhood. but he
had his grandchildren with him In the
White House. and Baby Mckee became
a more celebrated character In the
child history of the White House than
any since Tad Lincoln. In Cleveland's
second administration there were two
little girls to welcome Santa Claus.
But there are no children in the White
House now. There are pictures of two
beautiful babies In Mrs. McKinley's
room and many fond remembrance
Of them, but they sleep in the old
graveyard at Canton, where they were
buried many years ago.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-02-03

Who drives the horses of the sun
Shall lord II but a day;
Better the lowly deed were DONE
And kept the humble way.
The rust will find the sword OF fame'
The dust will hide the crown;
Aye, none shall nail SO high his name
Time will not tear 1t down.
The happiest heart that ever beat
Was in some quiet breast
That found the common daylight
sweet,
And left to Heaven the rest.
John Vance Cheney.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-02-03

A grammar school in Ohio has been
closed because of free fight. The
superintendent and principal came to
blows, the scholars and townspeople
took sides, and now the people are so
busy fighting that they haven't time
to think Of education.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-02-03

When Harry Delaney returned TO
the Anita ranch the weeping Augusta
Victoria met him in the portel. A
rude emblem of black swung from the
door knob and inside the house the
little mistress lay still and silent, at
rest forever. THE old trouble" and
the new one had ended all.
The London Times announced that
on June 20 at st. Georges, Hanover
Square, were married Captain Har-
court Dene Clifford Charters and Lady
Evelyn Maud Observation-Disclosures
Monthly.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-02-03

Night came again; the moon came
back to the Old portel, and with the
wind played a sweet duo in the accus-
toned way But there was no appre-
ciative grace in the heart of the small
creature who sat here. With wind
burned face and raging heart she
looked out over the broad stretch of
prairies where only last night all had
seemed a vision of beauty. Suddenly
she leaned back her head and called
sharply, Augusta Victoria!"
A slb-like Missouri girl, the domes-
! tic pivot Of the ranch, appeared in
response.
well, Miss Jack?"
The black head lowered, and the tan
heel struck the floor several times be-
fore the question came:
What was Jose up here for this al.
ternoon, and why did he stink away
around the corral, or" quickly lifting
her head and looking into Augusts
Victoria's eyes, "is he still here?"
No, he amt here now; but yot
know Jose and me are keepin' com
pany; so why shouldn't he be here?"
mo reason; only he seemed to &C
queer, and am sure heard him men
tion-mention Captain Charteris'i
name"
well, yes, he might 'av," uneasil,
shifting her lank weight from one IA
foot to the other.
Jack arose, went over to August,
Victoria, and grasped her firmly b,
the shoulder.
you know I have never truste,
Jose, and now know there is some
thing wrong. Tell me-tell me. or
well, you know what I can do"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-06
l1ge| Ce|estiao Morales

Nos complscsmoa mucho en- hacer como.
Ger nuestros lectores que por uotioias reci
bidas por vapor frances, conocemos los exitos
a!canzados por nuestro oompatriota Angel
Celeetino Morales, artsta subvenoiona1o por
Ia Dipatsoion Provincial
En- los exAme1es ce'cbrados en- ell Con.
servstorio de Madrid, obtuyo la nots de
sobresaliente y rrnc'''e en- ell tercer silo de
eo.feo por vereaicto un&nime del cuerpo dc
profesores, compreeto de los maestr Blan-
co, Fernandez Bastamante, y otra nota de
sobresaliente en- el eyamen de 4o SO. aflo
de violfn, concedida FOR los profssores seIlo.
res L,rma; Mireohi, Hero Fernandez.
En- vrtud la nota lie ccncurye en- solfeo
entT6 oposiciones al primer prsmio de col
Feo cortsa l30 coDtrincantes. tuvo Ia gloria
de alcanzarlo por seis votes f.vnrabes contra
uao adverse. Puede est4r orgullcso nuestro
cympstriota : nosotros de e..
S1bemos que el reflor Morales guarda
macha g'atitud para ems prcteclores sehores
Egozcue, lriesta, Vilar Rivero, qae fus.
ron los que mas trabsjaron para logrsrle la
pension conceiida por nuestra Diputaoi3n
provincial
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EL HUO De CERVERA

Por la Corufia han pss,do varios guar
dias marna3 para incorporarse 4 10 eecua Ira
de rcaerva y agunos a'pir,ntcs quo sc diri
gcn cor liccu2ia st. ra'a3
hntre estos hitjmos Ggara Ell joven don
P>s'ual C'5ve,2 hjio dol irfe de Ia es0nadrl
del Atl'ntioo, g! eani h. GiGho 10 siguiente:
eNo porqno sea mi padre, pero 81 por los
prop6'ito1 que 10 auin.sb4u antes do oStailay
Ia guerra con ios hatsios Unidns, puodo
essGursrio qln con los pocos barcos quo man
da dara IN buen diu9u-to nueetros cnomigos
va tliaouoato !. to 10. Ia superioiidai
del enemigo os inney.br; poso aei = to,lo,
oreo lundadamaDin que aun rD ci dCsgraclado
csso de una derctta, G! esGarnionto que los
YANKEES suirAu ha dc ser durfaj!mc.
Los haro1s qro NlaAda NJ. raro sop n,uy
dist'ntos le los que i" un m2do g'orio.0 se
han hund 10 on Cavil4
Estoa eran Dc nad !ra oasi en- ST. t1taIi
dad y mortabln ea5asa y maa artillerfa; Ia
G@Guaira eFautasm7,, como la llama ell cEe
m;go, va os Cosa distinia y dilfcil dc eXtcr-
mira roa tanla facililai.
1ln yoy 4 Puerto Rioo 1 Taunrme con
IA laNili7, y alli abrigo II es?eraDza do re
cbir notic;as que scyAn demonstration pat}a
bic do que toasyla 10 &c hzn cnmohcoido
los laureles las innarcesibleB Victories
acanzadas por nuestIa marina de guerra.s
%, In PuhliciI1i)
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4 r ECIB0
GAIA De PRESTAM0S
10 -PAVIA-lO
10 % -PAVIA 10

Habiendo Cesado las Causas
que motlvarOn Ia suspension dc
ne loCiOs en- esta casa, tenemOs el
gustO de poner en- cOnoCimientO del
publicO en- general, que oesde esta
fecha los reanudamOS perO solo
tOtnorenOS en- penO preLdas do
orc y piedras de valOr
Areclbo, 4. de Julio de 1893.
10 f. Woriu q G1mp0h<Q.
4. Nos escrlben de Yabucoa que 81
dfs primero h4iaron varios indiglduos ca la
playa de Gusyar6s un ropero de msdera Il
ma, ocmo dc metro = medic dc largH, con
dos gayetas, tres lIaves : uu lsbro ingits,
con I'm aguj 70 be h) al parecer con proJ
til. Tambldn han llegat 10 Is playa 8 ga
nos sa!va idss
-. IIs sido puesto en- libertad don
Vicente Mascara, que diccn estsbs detc1!do
por artfculos publicados en- eE! Momio.s
-. Recortsmos de "El Pafe": ola
cata oiuliad de- las Lomas, prep.ra una re
eepcion digna del esclarecido hijo dc estos
lares, el veterano de la libertsd, don Frao'
cisco Mariana Qunones. para ell dfa que cl
cOaseouente compatriota Vuelva al seno &c
sus fhtmos, como ha DO volver alta la caba'
"a y satsfecha la conciencia, por las satl:
faccioEes del deber cump!ito"
Por nuesta caenta diremos, que cuah:o
Sc haga en- obseq1io del venerable patriot Y
querido amign nuestfo, slempre aera mrcho
menos de 10 que ei sc neEece.
-. En- Ponce hubo I'm peqUeho ircen
dio en- Ia casa de don Manuel Fourner. E!
hecho SO supone Casual.
.*.. Sc hs puesto 4 la yenta en- los
establec mientos de Sure.ores de J. J Acos
ia, don Bernardlno SAM jlrjo J don Francis.
co J. Marxuaoh, el interes.nte libro que
acaba de pub lear bueAtro amigo don Julian
E. Blanco So.s bsjo el ttulo "Eeinte
cinco amos antes. apantes para la Historic
La obra ccntiere $50 psg mas de lectara
dos retratos del au,or; el primero, de les
s1os ls7l 1873, , el s;gando de la tpoca
actual. Vendese a peso Ell ejempiar, hacieu
do vent,josos descueutos los que tomen
diez 8 mss. ID.
-. Han c9ntrsilo mstrimonio en-
Quay anna don Carlos NJ. Mahoz y Mvreno
: la sehorits Catslina VIlloias Curet
- Hay quien dice que e. bsrco ingl''
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Banco Esp2noI ce Pusrto-RicO
SECCION DE CONTRIBUCIONES

Il VISO Terminado ol ejerclcio coo
n6hiico dc 1897 o8 sin que mnohos contH
tnyento" h,>sn sat,sfooho las Quotas quo Sc
leg as s;gnarsu CD !os repartmientoa do 10 COR.
trinurion para e. Estado J eI manlciplo, 90
We csta Eanco en- Ia impresondible necesldad
10 haceres IN ,iltimo llamamient0 para quo
cCncurran ai local gUo oil mlsmo ocnna, {!
RGtIsiacer sus defcub biertcs hasta el d:a Is
dol mPs corrie!te, fsoha en- qua por dcbnr
lnaiud;ble de la Ley, sc procedera por la VIA
dc apromio.
La circular De le SSacretarfa del Despa.
cho dc Hacienda publicada en- la sGscetas
numcro l25 de % de Mayo anterior, dice
caanto mas pGdlera expresafee hoy en- ell
crrc1pto dc rcconcudar actiyi lad eticscla
en- las },sstioncs De cobro, sin extremar el
prncelmiento. Y 4 una y ctra cosa ha
Atepl,do eete Estabccimiento dentro del
lirnIta pra ienciai i que puelo ll5gar, dedi
candc c0n4tautemente dos omp!eados para ell
cobro drm,:ilio Pcro fnefza ea confeear
que tai Media no do te'ul1ado, seguramen
te por Ell estado exceptional en qae SO en-
cIentra eeta clu ad.
De Ctra pate, Ia ausenoia do mnchos
contgibnyentes haca Inactive ell trabajo de
los oobradores, no es possible exigir de este
que un dfa : otro visit'n domiciios que Ia
mayor pagte dc Iss veces eoonen rau ceTrados.
Para obvar tsnta oifcultad pnes, =
esitar los consiguientes perjuicios 81 contri
haycnte, es que este Establecinliento invita-
D los mismoe que paguen sus descubieitos
Ell 81 plazo arriba expresado, evitandose asf
el sentmiento de procedimientoe siempre
enojosoa.
Puerto Rico, Julio de 1898.
Ell Subgohernador,
81 CARLOS NJ SOLER
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{! arb0l de Ia Vaca

Nuastro estimado amigo don vi ,ente
Vlhs, de Lares, ante al hambre que amenaxa
Ia colonia, aoude 8 LA CoREEsP"NDENCIA
CON un lnteresante articulo acerca del <arbol
del pans, recomandando eu cutivo en- grande
escala no s6lo como prodactor de slmento
abundante, 81 que tsmhi6n como produotor de
scauchos que Sc obtiene por ell tacil prcce.
dimiento que indica, y Sc vende en- los EE.
/ ~ centavos, ORC amerioanc, la libra.
Vaya|e nuestro aplsuso al patricia lare'
10 por osa propaganda it'll J oportuns; ?
dfgueso ell lnismo per6dico ceptar ests otra
cooperation aoeroa del <artocarpus, del epf .
grafe.
No basta CON el span de pao" (artoosr'
pua ncisa); convienc tamb6n sgr gar ell cul
two del palo do leche. insistir en- una indi.
cact en- viaja, scerca de una carne sabross,
sbondsnte, Iinpia y barats
H2y quo compets:e Ia mesa loa po'
hres ell est. stuso'on de escas y enc .reoi
nouto 'a las provisi ,ues com rciaes, de
fa!ia do moneda para comprar la c.rne de
gansdo yacuno.
e. ''arbo de la vaca", lie Ia f,mii ia de
is ''a,t 'carpaas', nombre Glen ifco <brosi'
nam galactodeudroh' crece en- Ia America
tropical = eiabora IN jugo propio, blanco
lechoao, que tiene to las las p,opeda es fish
Cas- de a leche coman = ordinarls, aan GUAM
d. de mayor consistenoia que esta.
Dice el doctor Fonsssgriv que e'a le
che veg,tal eontiene, 10 mismo que la de va
ca, sin cuerpo graso. materias azccaradas,
a'bnmina, casena fosfatos; pero la suma
de matcrias ijas representa- un total tri PIE
del de ia leche de yaca, 81 bien la CAL tidad
de oFsma de Gsts es superior la de las ma
t2ria2 grasas de aquelIa, encontrandose on la
proportion de 40 4 "a, cifras que en- realidad
no iiferen u1ucho entire #.
e. doctor Boussingault he dcho la
Academia de Ciencias de Parfa, que en- Ma
raouy (VenezueIa) hay bosgaes donde sbun.
dan msgnfioos ejempIares del ''a Dol de la
leohe'', Gae allf Sc haoe uso do ests mez.
oLndols con cafe y con chocolate.
Y quo para obteregls, los csmpesinos
p7sct:can namefosas incisiones en- los troncos
y raaias, J Ia recojeu en iarros Q calab ,zos
de hlguera ttotums), en la que empapan sus
galle,as de cssabe 8 de maiz.
Hasta squf la siatesis que hemos hecho
de 10 que aceIca de zee arbol reseha 81 doctor
tonrssgrves en su t:at.do de "Msteria Me-.
dica''. cuys parte botanica es interesan:fsima.
7 csrtenos este trabajo recomendando
otra vez la or.auza del muy repro 'uctiso her
ytb>ro "conejillo de India conocido vul.
gormen:e cen los nombyes de giiiro gji;nio.
%Iheo Iabucoa hay quien posee mas
&c fescEt p,res en- cae;tas muy curiosas J
llinplas, sc consume por muchas familias
del camp, que SO hacen Iepgaas de su buen
sabor.
J es yerdad, porque los hemos coniio
asadcs, en- arroz On estofado.
NADIA mas por hoy.
lo~E CORDOVES Y BERPIOS.
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que seha!6 el vigfa 10 otrs .arle y que el
yankee lie i'm piaid gu cntraia este puerto,
tr"f, quemado gan p9rto dc gu cargamcnto,
r2z6n ror Ia qno qycia l'cgaT cpanto antes L
oGa'IM'r puerto, ara atenief " nocosidadrs
urE"ntos DO pelv.mouD.
~ h! domingo 2nty6 N cl pnuIto de
Ponce, cl yapor a'cm%n q2o hscc p>cos d!Aa
t'o.4Htj6 entrr cn RI &c cots Capita, nm
h'hcrio ron~C l;do Per inp~ irs2'o q h2rc0
yrF3e que 20 d:alra" pa!csi ID p"r nj 5ir.s
cp.ia'.
As+ Te.esla!nag de ;c:!iN leoa Ia2
On un 'is"urso III uaci4lo pvf h4iilesoo
Il, en- Aracns, na hecho este IsGiaraciouoa
Ana 0e!fno. G2MAHoNA, G InaA, T. s;,o;aEr .nioo;
aus c.ontes que por razGn de las cjrounntan
cias sc i. ilasiada a 10 4 Rio plolfas, callo dc
ffujNio, ca*a denominada dc Capciiio,
c,oaiua Ia del Com2rco on tlonde reciblra
los aVsos. 10 6
~ En Carolina Sc han vauuualo dl-
rantc cl mes Dc Janio p9Saic, IS pfl4oaas,
cn loi'a -, Gu Coamo 2S en- Anasoo 10 :
en- Sabana gTando 90.
So M ayuntsmiento De llato Graudr
aa tornado cl baen aouordG dc qun los I:utos
que corduccu al pueblo los comFcsiao5, sc
yeudaa ea Ia plaza ptb.ica,
" Por fs!ts dc franqueo LOS hcmoe
nega,jo i Ie5ibig hoy tHes oartaF: Nna % lea
IIala, olra dc Bsrros y Ia to:oera Go C5sucs
ya hcmcs dicho que 70 a;mitimos correspon
denola sin franqueo.
a. En- Mayss;isz sorpranlid Is polic{a
IA satero en- los momeatos en- 9ao acababl
de ro|ar cr,tro pieos ( III repos.cr3'
- Fl a'ganss !o2a!iisiea do Ia isa Sc
esta yenil;cn3o el maiz 4 - 30 qlintal Sc
cree que mu7 en- breye estara 4 81 80
~ Hay quien cree qna ostorban, de-']e
nIco dias, |as tierras aobrantes dc las cafe.
rias del acue1ucto en- 10 plazucIa de San
Francisco
.-g" ABASTO PUBL1CO.-La caree
dc rca SO cxpendcra maliara cn csta capital
al preCn 3a 26 Centavos ei kilo.
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aunque tuviera que pasar por el matrimonio
de au hijo con Tulita, esper6 d don Saturni
no en- el sitio dc costumble, psra iarle ense.
guida su consentin!iento
Efectivamente don Saturnino sparcci5
bc1 pronto; pero On vez do detenerac freuta
i don Lucas, sigui5 de argo
II Eh am g Mo-. dUn Situt'
ne! sQad es GO? iYa nc se dan
nj los buenos dfas
-~Muy buenos dias, s1u5 Sc e efscce
uftcd, -?
--.Como que que so ME ofreoe? .ly
no tcuc usted que d9cirme aIgo2...
---SY que 10 voy decir,...?
..-liomhre, 10 de costnmbrc: 80 cstuy
va resueto; FL hija ruIi.. es un pimpollr
por sa herlnosura su htnraisz, y 80 teugo
muchlsimo ga to en- que mi hijo Genaro.
LIE digo ustcl, qGe no puedo FER,
0migo mfo.
.--:Q!5 no puede ser ...?
-Como 10 oyc ustel
Sin cmbargo...
No 10 into ot,ae:ylc;tnes de irgia
g5ucro.
.-Perc....
-iSilennio ...!
,-Pero, don Satarno....
.Siienooooo.. J!
La oraoi6n SC haifa c.rabiado por rasi'
~.
Dva Lucas tu.o que ocnformarse con
volytr la espal -. como aoostumbraba 4 ha
uarlo autes don SatarLiIo.
para fnaisar eetc cucpto. diri que
ota il limo, con Saturno, LEGO 4 fer hassa
. oa!de Gel pueblo; Vo!its muri6 tisica, lle~
vandose to9s ell virsinlal al setu'c'o
Genaro no Ileg6 nunaa psg.sse cl ti:o.
;pa& Sc 10 iba & pagar..!
NJ. GONZALEZ GARCIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-06
ACA3IMIA P0LiTECkIcA

Preparatoria para ca,strls civi'es y
ml!itarcs.
Director don Joaquin Barco.
Captain de ingenieros, cx professor de la
Academia General Militar propa7ador
durante ! i aIloa.
lla empezsdo ell cnrso dc 1895 i 1899.
Pfdanse reglamenJus don2e ce detallan
les resultalos oblenidos por esta Academia
Direction PabelIoncs de Casa Blay CO
Is 10
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NOTIClAs

-. Hoy tampoco ha recihido despach,s g
por cable Ia Diputaei6n provincial. Sc dice
que aquel esta constantemente ocupado por
Ell gobierno, no dejandose trssmitir los des
pschos partcuiares Tambien So dice que
en- la ofcipa no responder DO Ia tr.smisi6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-06
La suscTiDci0n djrecta

d2 SLN CDrrtpont7.Rciu lie PeGto- Ricoo cue s. 50
e trGncs'1e ndelonfmlos. No Sc ~crrtra s,tScrip-
cioncS sin p0go o3donto3o. Sc psN1cn M;ctr fd1,c-
@fS en- 'los dc cor'coS, g'~ 'e Ia pre).Su, JNetGs
..tu.ti(its l;cctirJ
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Academia Santa Barbara

0iciales Del cuarpo de Artilerfa se15
res Estebsgl, Nasaot ? Va'divis, Prep2ra-
cidn complete para carreFas ciyiles militia
res. Aln.onos inteinGs externos c!a2es
partoulares. San Francisco 90 y psbeldn
de Ncr2agaray --To.tftno III, 1911