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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08
A Healthy Joy.


Ought every Christian to be happyi
Yes and may be so. provided that he
seeks in the right quarter for his joys.
Brave old Paul, who never uttered a
whimper or whine, sent from Nero's
guard house this CHEEKY message: IRE
Joice in the Lord Away; and again I
say, rejoice" He was too wise to
exhort US TO rejoice in money, for
wealth is shifting sandbank; or in
health, for it is variable possession;
or in the society of our households,
who may be snatched away at any mo-
ment. Our souls joys, to be solid,
must rest on something immovable.
The one permanent, Interchangeable joy
is to have Jesus Christ in the heart and
to serve Him in the daily life, and 10
walk in the sunshine OF His Lowell
A healthy joy is not a mere exhila-
ration or a rapture. Neither the mind
nor the nerves could stand a con-
tinual ecstasy l have observed that
some people who live on moods and
frames and are shouting on one day
are very liable to be sulking or scold-
AA6 Ou TIC nC3l udys a clIuLS DOW
loses its tension. Even spiritual ex-
hilarations are apt to be followed by
reactions. Just as soon as we hang
our happiness on emotions or changing
circumstances of any kind, we go up
or we go down with the tide. The
thermometer of our JOY is at the mercy
of outside atmospheres. But II an in
dura1IfnO -f~o eth 81,
ing Savior be in the heart, if we strive
to keep His commandments and walk
in the sunshine of His smiles then we
can expect to rejoice evermore." No
blow that does not strike Christ and
clean conscience away, can seriously
disturb a healthy Christians inward
peace. Although his fig-tree shall not
blossom, neither fruit shall be on his
vines, although his flock may be cut
off in the fold, and there be no herd
in his stalls, yet he rejoices in the
Lord. and joys in the God of his sal
walton.
Do you hunger for true happiness.
Take Christ at His own word. 10.
am with you Away" Then you can
rejoice in Him always. Such joy is
not only a privilege bat duty; for
Christian to be spiritually wretched is
a sin. Remember that II is not where
you are, but what you are, that de-
termines your happiness. Spiritual
Joy is a sign of heart-health; spiritual
and complaining are signs
of disease. When a baby frets and
means the mother says: Something
is wrong; this child is sick" A sulky,
selfish, complaining temper shows that
we are not abiding in the love Of
Jesus.
We hope to be happy in heaven; why
not now? Why parse the word heaven
in the future tense? The unselfsh
service of Christ and of our fellow
is tire beginning of paradise;
the more we do for Him here, the more
we shall have of Him up yonder Open
your ear to every call of duty; open
svery door and window of your soul
% the instreaming light and love Of
Jesus and your joy shall be full.-Rev.
Theodore L. Cuyler, N. Y. Independ-
mt
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08

NOR weights could not be borne. The
absence of eight-inch guns means
sacrifice of offensive power, but there
is a corresponding gain in armor pro-
lection and in general simplicity. The
ship can be commanded by one man
and handled by small crew. The de-
signer believes that this ship, although
costing not over two thirds as much as
the Indiana and being much cheaper to
maintain, would be more than match
for the pride of the Hoosier state.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08
The Horrors of an American Winter.

Caller-"WhatI Don't like to see it
snow? Why, the very sight of snow
makes one feel poetical."
Editor-"I know it only too well, and
the trouble is that about two-thirds OF
the people feel it their duty to put their
emotions in writing"
It had been showing only seven min
utes, but the door softly opened, and a
melancholy, long-haired individual en-
tered and approached the editor, carry
ing a roll of manuscript on his Shout
der.
But the editor had tainted.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
SOME GOOD JOKES. ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.
The Horrors of an American winter
Sad Effects of the Strike on Brady
An Observing Son of MISUNDERSTANDING
the Wind
Bling.

He was a man well known in town, and
people called him Bling,
He could tell another person how to do
most anything;
And, strange as it may seem to you, for
none of his advice
Would he exact of friend or foe even the
smallest price.
And tho he never owned a house he
could another show
Just where the rafters and ridgepole
ought properly to go,
And tho in naught he ever tried was he
a great success,
He always thought that his advice was
far from valueless.
He could tell another person just when to
buy and SELL
And if they followed his advice he knew
they would do well,
And though to aid somebody else he Of
ten used to yearn,
he acted for himself things took
a losing turn.
He could tell a big contractor just how to
dig a ditch.
And could map out for a merchant the
sure way to get rich;
He knew just when a man should sleep,
and when girl should wed
And yet he scarce had brains enough to
earn his daily bread.
He could tell a railroad magnate how
best to build his road,
And the way to run paper an editor has
showed:
And as to give a doctor points. one day
he tried,
lie suddenly fell sick himself any very
shortly died.
Thomas E. Porter in Boston c.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08

lieve that all the available merchant
steamships would be called upon to do
duty as commerce destroyers. They
believe that half dozen of the fastest
ones would be more than enough to
wipe SPANS small commerce from the
seas in a comparatively short time.
The navy yard at Brooklyn could ac-
commodate ten large steamships at one
time if it were necessary to fit them out
at short notice.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08
DESIGNED TO EIGHT.

her speed in a head sea, which is Who'll
ly impracticable with the ordinary
monitor, although sea abeam has but
little effect on the speed of this pc
culiar craft. For about two-thirds of
its length the design presents a free
board of only thirty inches, which may
be considered the monitor standard
The freeboard at the bow is ten feet.
The twelve-inch guns are well located
for sea work, being eighteen feet above
the water line. The turrets are housed
in barbettes. The height of each bar
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08

bette above the deck is twelve and one
half feet. a leading feature is the con-
ming tower, which is a tower in fact as
well as in name. 1t has height OF
twenty-seven and one-half feet above
the water line, is twenty-five feet in
diameter, and twenty inches thick.
There is nothing equal to it now afioat.
The coming towers on most ships are
mere death traps, and many COM
handing officers say they would rather
take their chances on an open bridge
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08
A Blighted New Years Hope.

I'm very much afraid Miss Passeigh
is in love-" said one young woman.
I'm sure she doesn't say anything
to lead one to think So" replied the
other.
mo. But I found her just now with
a pencil and paper figuring for dear
life to see whether four goes into 1893
without leaving a fraction. Wash
ington Star.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08

The accompanying sketch was made
by naval officer who has had some
experience on the larger monitors. It
represents in a general way his con-
ception Of the ideal battleship. All
ships are compromises, and this de-
sign departs materially from the we'll
known and approved monitor type in
having superstructure forward. This
feature enables the ship to maintain
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08

You will enjoy this publication much
better if you will get into the habit of
reading the advertisements; they will
afford a most interesting study and
will put you in the way of getting
some excellent bargains. Our adver-
Users are reliable, they send what
they advertise.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08
EyEySl
%esssaaSa

Illustrated pamphlets, giving expert
ence of farmers who have. become
wealthy in growing wheat, reports of
delegates, etc, and full information as
to reduced railway rates, can be had
on application to Department Interior,
Ottawa, Canada, or C. j. Broughton,
1923 Monadnock building, Chicago,
Agent for Canadian Government.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08
Observant.

Casey 'Bedad! an there's some
mighty queer things in the system Of
natur', as they call it,
Brady-"Thot's no drame"
Casey-"Yis, an one of them is that
the dryer the weather is the less it
rains."-Up-to-Date.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08
A Hard Guess.

Mrs. O'Rourke-"Won't poor Dinny
be SURPRISED to get letther from us p"
Mr.. O'Rourke he will An
d. We know, Oh put on little postscript
tellin' him to guess who it was from
before he opened the envelope"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08

Casey Phawt ais Brady? Sure he
do be lookin' moighty bad"
Muldoon-"Phy, Brady how indegis-
ton
Casey-"And now pwhat dthe diVil
gave him indigestion ?"
Muldoon-"Dthe stroik it vas-faith
it's nothin' he's had t degist dthe lasht
two weeks. '-Up-to-Date
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08

The heads of some men are like vacant
rooms-they lack furniture.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08
DESIGNED TO FIGHT.
WHAT A REAL BATTLESLIP IS
LIKE.

An officer of Monitor Is Responsible
for New Design That May BE of
Great Value to the Navy - Not a
Thing of Beauty.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08
IN 8 OR q YEARS AN

independenceisas-
sured if you take
up your home In
Western Canada,
the land of plenty.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08

JUDGE ADVOCATE MARK.
Gle Carried the Report of the Maine
Inquiry to Washington.)
York and Cuba Steamship company,
and the Mallory, Morgan, Red D and
Panama lines. All of these vessels
could be fitted out and prepared for
duty in very short time. They would
be supplied with guns of the briggs
Schroeder and Hotchkiss pattern,
which are designed to throw a large
number of small projectiles with great
rapidity. Naval officers do not be-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-20
La actitud de ia Correspondence
EN- LOS SUCCESSES DEL Ola

Los que temen Ia oposicioa razenada que
Sc hsga los gobiernos representatives, no han
sido, nj son, nj pueden llamsr:e libersles La
oposici6n, ,cuando no es apasonada sistemati-
cs, cuando tiende me- jorar la administration
publios, d impedir equivocsciones, extralmits
clones corruptelas, es una garantfa para Ia
sociedad en- general.
no Sc arguys que nc debe iniciarse esa
oposicion cranoo ee establecen organismos nue.
vos los gobiernos, nuevos tambIep, emplezsn
fnncionar. Por ell coltraro: entonces es
cuando sc necesita encaminarlos por el buen
1endero, del andoles conocer las papitaciones de
la opinion. No debe gobernarse a1ministrarse
al capricho o atendiendO c0nvenoioDalismos
de banderfa polftioa puramente personales
Debe gobernarse administrarse tan de acuer
do como sea possible con las exigencias con-
venencias del pals.
Los que temen la oposicdn serena en- el
campo de las ideas y que se externen las palpl'
tsciones de la opinion, con refractarios las
conquistas de nuestro gran siglo, 9 temen que
el pueblo conozca sus procedimientos Los que
obran bier, respetsn las leyes cumplen desde
ell poder los ofrecimientos hechos en- la oposi
cion, no tienen por que temer que se exteriori-
cen sus actos Cuando estoe son NAL interpre.
tsdos, siempre hay un gran recurso para bacer
que briile la verdad la defensa, por medic de
los perodcos, de los cargos injustos que Sc
hsgsn.
Nosotros prudentes siempre, hombres de
orden antes que todo; nosotros que no pecamos
nj percaremos jamas por dar notss exsgersdas,
no hemos querido hasta ahora publican todo 10
que del interior dc la isla nos vene PROPOSE.
to de los sucesos de actaalidad. Queremos
contribuir edfcar no destruir; pero den
tro de los lfmites de la prudencia = sin menos.
cabar los verdaderos intereses del pueblo, one
siempre hemos servido. Esto, empero, no
quiere decir nj que estemos dispuestos aoep
tar el cargo de gubernamentales por nipghn pre-
clio, nj d perder la independents que en- todo
tempo nos ha dado vida fuerza ante la
opinion pablica
Cuando sea justo ensalzar, ensalzaremos
con verdadera satisfaction; cuando sea necesa-
rio combatir extralimtacioues. las combatire-
mos con pesar. Queremos que ell nueyo regi-
men se ssiente sobre bases s6lidas, estables y
duraderss. Ell ejercicio de la libertad bien eu-
tendida; de la lbertad que no degenere en- liber.
tnage que gsrantiza la libre emission del pen
samiento, es una conquista que cuesta muy cara
la civiIzscion de los pueblos. Y no Ia sacri
fcaremos por NADIA, nj por nadie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-20
QUE HABLE CLAR0

E Pals, peri6dico, que va hemos dicho al.
quila diario ell vooabulario mas inculto dc Ia
lengua castelIana, que Sc revuelve en- Ell cieno,
que basoDardo de liberal avauzado kigue los
procedimientos del mas intransigente despotis-
mo, nos dedica en- ell nimero do ancche un vi.
rulento artfculo que hay que cogerlo con lar =
gas pinzas para no mancharse. Pensabamos
mandarlo al caro- de la basura, que es de donde
sale, Sin ocuparnos de 81 en- 10 mas mfnimo; pc.
70 estamos 1e buen humor, vamos dedi :
Gale algunas lfneas.
Al tai peri6dico sc le han revuelto las BIZ
lis porqus la CoRREsPoNDENcIA, haciendose
ESQ de IL opinion pdblica, hs reatado ell hecho
cierto exacto de las censuras que han desper-
tado las plantillas de los destinos publicadas
hasta ahors, Y 10 mas extraho es que las tales
plantillas son confecoionsdas por eI grupo que
ha vocfersdo la pnreza de sus procedimientos,
rectitud de sus principles y 10 inquebrantable
de sus prop6sitos. En- 50 dla nos ocaparemos
de ese particular, que ofrece ancho margen la
censura.
Por centesima vez dice <El Pafss que la
CoRREsPoNDENCIA vende dlluila sus oolum
mas al mejor postor, como medic de exploitation
sin escrupulo nj conciencis. Como toda afr
maoion recama prueba, retamos csc period.
co que olga phblioamente cuando y ouanto
nos ha psgado 81 sus amigos por los in6nitos
saeltos de propaganda que lie hemos publicado
pedimento do elos; cuanto ha psgado ell direo-
tor por los diversos articulos que nos TIRE 10 en-
otro tempo, en- los cuales juzgaba LA Co.
RREsPoNDENcIA como un gran peri6dico;
ouanto hemos recibido de los fusionstas libe.
ralcs, de los iaquerdistss y de los iucondioio
males hjst6ricos. Autorizamos i todos para
que facliten los datos mas exp!fcitos ssf satis-
faoer la curiosidad pdblica rendr QUITO q la
verdad. Olga tambien sE' Pals, (peri6dico)
al ellos clos fusionistass lie hemos pedido
algln puesto en- ell festfn del presupuesto, y 81
slguno, de unos otros, nos ha hecho el msnor
ofrecimiento de servicos, despues que empuiIa.
ron las riendas del poder y que estaban en-
actitud de conceder. Ell director de eE Pals,
(periodico) no puede decir otro tanto Sin pa
sar por la esca1a de emp eados, llega de un salto
jefe de Negociado de "a clase, con $4,000
de sueldo anuaes, sea una breyits de s2os.3s
al mes, que va da para irse consolaudo, sin
que horade la nano que los recibe.
eel Pals, (peri6dico) siemprc en- su empeho
de las concitacones, dice q. hemos llamado al
pueblo inepto. En- esto sencllamente, miente,
Y basta por hoy, que tempo queda para
ir poniendo los puntos sobre las les.
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amigo el doctor don Salvador Carbonell, de

amigo el doctor don Salvador Carbonell, de
Msyagiez. LA lido hoy Caguas solicitado
per un enfermo, y regresara maiiana para asistir
q la junta del partido liberal autonomistu, on su
caliaad de miembro del comite provincial.
-. 81 es ustcd persona de paladar dHli
csdo; 81 quere fortalecer sus nervios; 81 deaea
combatir los catarros de la estaci6n prevenir
Sc contra la grippe; 81 quiere usted, en- fin, al
canzar ell Nancy del presupuesto, tome "Ron
puro de Stronghold. Els el mejor que Sc desti-
Ia en- ell pals. 3--3
~. En- Mayagez Sc ha animado un POGO
ell mercado de asllcar. Sc ootiza, retiuo alrede.
dor de IS = centrifugado bueno, alrededor de
ST. Cafe, buena demands, desde $l7 hasts
s25, por extreme de classes.
~. Sc encuentra en- esta capital y hemos
tenido mucho gusto en- saludsrle, nuestro esti.
mado amigo y ompafero ell 81. ID Vicente Marin
eB@ OJO AQUI. -Segan la tarfa vi
gente para la recaudacion de los puestcs en- las
plazas dc mercado licencias ventss en- la
via pnblica, estan exceptuados dc pagar de-
rechos para vender por las GALES todas squelLas
personas, cuyas ventas teDgan un valor que no
pase de setenta cnco centavos. Con que va
10 saben los nteresados 80
~. Fla muerto en- Paris ell popular move
lista Mr.. Ferdinand Fabre, literato de gran
notabiidad en- toda Europa.
~ ABASTO PUBLICO.-La oarne de
res, Sc expendera maf1ana On esta capital 80
oentavoa ell kilo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-20
Ia CORRESPONDENCE De PUERTO. RICO.
-DoMISGo, 40 DE FaBRERo DE 1885,
EMPRESA De COCHES

La gran Empress de Coches de los sehores
MAsSO Y RAMIREZ de Cayey, ha nombrado
agente en- esta Capital don Benito Zalduondo,
qaedando instalada dichs sgencia en- su estable'
cimiento LA LUNA, San Francisco s5, esquina
& Cruz frente Ia Plaza dc Armas.
Cocbes para Caguas, Cayey, 'Aibonito, Coamo,
Baf1os de Coamo, Santa Isabel, Juana Diaz, Pom
ce, Guasama. Arroyo, Salinas Aguas 'buenas
5 Precios sin competencis.
55 TelGfono nduero 24O.
NOTA: Esta empresa tiene una combina'
ci6n especial que permite tener siempre en- ests
Capital buenos coches disposition del pdblico,
& Ia hora que los necesite.
Recuerdese Ia direcoi6n: estsblecimiento
<La Luna, plaza de Armas, Capital. 30-lG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-20
GRAN ALMACEN
DE NJ EBLES
n 0 4 Ao-6R1zAAa5 : y a 5tLE

Reallzaci6n 4 precios sumamentc m6dicos.
AlqulIercs mensuales precios populares.
| Gran exstencia lie marmoles maderas de
| cedro. P.
.*.Recortamos de eel Imr arcal, de Ma
yagiiez: "Ya Sc estA trabajando el eAibun
polfticos que los se6ores Riera Palmer. y
| Gauther editsran en- la tipografta de ala Re.
vista Blanca, Dieho eslbum, constsra de
unos SO 60 fotograbados de los hombres que
| han dedioado sus energtas & la prosperidad del
terrufo, acompaflados los fotograbados con
las notas bografcas de cada individuo. Cast
todos los retratos conseguidos son buenos, que
rendiran buenas copias. De slgunos ha 81 10
necesario hacer una copia al lapiz para sacar
de ellos una reproduction. El album oonstara
de $50 200 paginas; valdra 81 SO ell ejemplar,
un rs p 8 del producto neto sera destinado
mobiles sehorss ,iudas, cuyos espoaos al gu
cumbir, sucumbieron envueltos en- la bandera
del ideal de la autonomfa''
M. De Guayama nos escriben que pronto
sera un hecho ell proyecto tanto tempo acaricis
do de estsblecer allf IN oementerio civil AL
efecto, Sc ha iniciaao una suscrirci6n popular,
que asciende va d 500 pesos, y Sc espera con
fundamento qae aumentara considerablemente
Consttuyen la junta organizsdors para llevar
cabo el proyeoto, los seiores don Jose Gual
Silver, doctor don Tomas Vazquez, don Ernes
to Girod, don julian Villodas, don Carlos II.
Blondet, don Joss Beniamino don Tomas
Casablsnca.
Ainncinn - No reconocer6 cuenta ninguna
"'''o'o". que no sea hecha personalmente por
mi, por mi esposa Y 10 aviso al comercio
para evitar difcultadea. Puerto Rico, Febrero
20 dc 1898. IN Ec1veras, 81
~. Sc encuentrs en- oata capital nuestro
estimado amigo ell Lcdo. don Arturo Aponte,
dc Ponce. Vieue como deegado Ia junta
liberal sutonomista que tendra lugar maf5ana.
Con ell mismo objeto sc espera hoy a nuestro
tsmbien estimsdo amigo el Lcdo don Rosendo
Matienzo Cintr6n,
~. Tenemos noticias de que en- breve SO
publca'a en- esta capital un peri6dico satfrco
Independence, que scepta la autonom1a, titula-
do eDon Junfpero,.
~. En- Is mahana de hoy ha llegado en-
compsnfa de su sefors, procedente de Ponce,
el celebre especialista oculsta, doctor Ramonell
Sc hospeda en- ell <Hote Frsncia,.
~. Coma en- planchss, molduras junqui
llos dorados, palas en- forma de cuchara, cua'
dradas para carbon y cafe; entenalIss tor.
nilos para plateros, venden al por mayor al
detail, mas barato que nadie, Orcaeitas ? Soil
veras Cruz Mum, I, capital.
~" Dice sEI Pafa,, de Madrid, cue es
necesario que la nueva generation Sc presta
Ia luchs, porque la renovation de hombres 6
ideales Sc hace precisa. Segan el expreeado
peri6i iico, los jovenes hoy obscuros porque no
SO les deja brillar, saldran tan pronto como
una revoluci6n generadora abra las puertas
cue den acceso Ia gualdad social.
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c A R N A V A |

Ell PARIS BAZAR con ell deseo de deste
rrar en- Puerto-Rico ahejas costumbres, aoaba
de importar una infnidad de objetos propios
para jngar carnaval. En- papelitos picados
solamente ha recibido una tonelada. Hay pa
quotes desde cinco centavos en- adelante; hay
tambien paquetes preciosfsimos propios para
regaos. Los hay pateados y dorados En-
caretas, barbas, peluoas, narices y antifaces, la
variedad es extraordinaria. Sc han recibido
iguamente mariposas aparadoras, flores volado'
ras, serpentnas, lanza serpentinas, perfuma.
dores tubos de CRYSTAL (nuevo invento) para
lamar esencias. Sc venden lentes de colores
10 oentavos un graz lote de boinss de papel
rizadO 20 cts. 81
- Aver celebrd consejo Ell mniste
rio insular, desde las tres hasta las cinco de la
tarde. No hemos podido averjguar 10 que en-
dicho consejo Sc trat6, pues se nos ha NANTES.
tado que es de fndole reservada.
~. La noveda1 del dia son las tohallss 8
<Serviette Frines, que venden los sefores Con.
San Jasto. Sc venden por toneladas. No
hay dana de buen tono que Sc prive de una
tohalla Frine para hermosear y suavizar el cults.
-. En- Ell articulo de don Modesto Con.
sales, publicado aver en- este diario, por error
del osjista sc dej6 sin ell tratamiento nuestro
buen amigo don Antonio Pinacho; aunque en-
s,ta omission Sc comprende perfectamente que
10 ocurrido es 10 que dejamos dicho, 10 hacemos
asl constar por indication del aehor Gonza'ez
~. La siguiente ayentura es rgurosa
mente historica, Greer al peri6dico que nos
la relata. Un griego de Smyrna de bsstspte
edad, conoci6 hace dieciocho shoa, en- la isla
de Metelin, la que le llevahan con freouancia
sus negocios, q otro griego, POGO mas j6ven
que e. Los dos griegos llegaron ser fntimos
amigos. Asf pasaron los ahos. Ell otro dfa
la casualdad descubri6 que los dos viejos eran
hermanos. FL mas joven, el de Metelin, habfa
emigrado los ounce amos los Estados Uni
dos, = alf habfs hecho una regular fortuna
Vuelto Ell pals, SO estab!ecio en- la isla de
Metelia, donde era conocido por ei eameri-
canos. Su fsmlia le tenfa por muerto hacfs
va muchos amos.
-. Mshsns lunes, las siete media de
Ia noche, ce ebrsra session la Real Sooiedsd Eco
Monica de Amigos del PATS Sc suploa la
asistencia de los 81 liores socios.
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En- las escue|as PiaS do Santurco

sabemos que los alumnos de este aoredi-
tado Colegio piensan celebrar el martes pr6xi-
mo Ia fiesta onomastca de 50 r. p. Rector
con una session literaria musical.
Los PIP. reobiran con gusto tanto las
famIlias de los educandos, como sus hume
rosos amigos que quieran honrar con su pre-
sencis dicho acto, ell oual tendra lugar las
8 de la maflana.
No Sc reparten invitaciones particu'ares
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w AsEGUROS CONTRA |NCENDIOS

Y MARITIMOS en- las respetables compaflfas:
ella Northern, deLonlres.
eLa North British and Mercantile, de
Londres.
Ella Marina, de Londres.
<La Trasatlantics, I, de Hamburgo.
ella Trasatlantioa,, de Berlin.
Pagos con prontitud. Premios
muy m6dces. El Agente:
LudWic Duplace.
Tetuan IL. San Juan Puarto Rico. p