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A PEERLESS LECTURE.

Rev. Homer T. Wilson Delivers "Americas
Uncrowned Queen"
Tuesday was very attractive day at
the Chautauqua. In the morning the
lecture by Miss Burleigh upon "F erment.
ed and Unfermented Breads" and talk
by DR.. Riley on Germs which left all
the Chautauquans terror stricken at the
thought of the dangers lurking near. In
the afternoon Edwin Barker's charming
impersonation, LEND Me Five Shill-
ings" and the session of the Woman's
Council, when Colorado's charming
superintendent of public instruction,
Mrs. Grace Patton Cowles, gave bril-
liant talk on the Psychological Basis Of
Public Instruction" talk Of great inter-
est to all but specially valuable to in
structors. The Round Table discussed
the "Queer Beliefs of the Middle Ages"
and in the evening large audience
gathered in the auditorium TO listen to
DR.. Homer T. Wilson's brilliant lecture,
"America's Uncrowned Queen" He be
gan by quoting an old negro preacher
who stated that DE Lawd fust made de
world, den he rested a spell, den he
made woman, and neither Lawd or man
has rested SINCE" His lecture was divid-
ed into three parts. Maiden, Wife and
Mother and he spoke earnestly and
eloquently upon the influence of the
young girl over the young man, the wife
over the husband and the mother over
he children. In this connection the
lecturer stated that he "would rather the
united force of the young womanh ood of
this country with which to effect moral
reforms than all the legislative enact.
ments of congress for quarter of CEN
tu1y." To illustrate the influence OF the
wife over the husband. DR.. Wilson gave
a magnificent rendering of the murder
scene in Macbeth. and the power of Lady
Macbeth over her husband. He paid
be autiful tribute to mothers and said
The hand that rocks the cradle is the
StreQgtQ Oh Inc hulCTlCdu aCpuOliS. Al
closing the lecture he said "Some years
ago in London saw Queen Victoria and
as l looked on England's matchless
queen, thought of the crown OF fade.
less beauty that rests upon her brow,
richer by far than the crown of state that
saw in the tower, and the robe of
righteousness more beautiful than the
robes of state and l said "All hail this
grandest woman that ever sat apon an
English throne and swayed the sceptre
of power over tie grandest empire of
the world My mind then turned to
my "Old kentucky Home" beyond the
sea to the queen of my own dear home.
and said "If l could gather the most
beautiful flowers from the gardens Of
earth and wreathe one wreath, and pluck
from the crowns of kings and queens the
rarest jewels of priceless value to make
one crown would with the hand Of love
place them on the brow of the mothers
Conttnusd ON I'd paSe.
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Re0C1
PO[|O Rico
REFUGEES RETURNING.

Former Revolt stionists " elcomed Back to
Ponce By Compatrlot..
Ponce, Aug. 2-Washington, Aug. 8
The auxiliary St. Louis arrived today
with number of Porto Rican refugees
who started a airevolution here a year ago.
They were received as heroes and &C.
corded an ovation. The bands played
American airs and speeches of welcome
were made.
Gen. Brooks and the Third Illinois
arrived on the St. Louis and two bat
teries of artillery. They went to the
front. Robinson also arrived in the
steamer and will establish postof6ce
on Wednesday or Thursday.
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WADE FOR MANILA.

The Sixth Army Corps VIII Reinforce
MerrltL's Command. e..
Washington, Aug. 3.-Geh. Wade and
his sixth army corps are destined to 60
to the Philippines to meet Gen. Mer-
ntt's demand for reinforcements.
Twenty thousand will proceed at once
to San Francisco and proceed to the
Philippines.
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Promotions
|O[ O1iCe[S
SIGSBEE PROMOTED,

The Promotion of Capt. Phillips Gives tho
Maine Hero the Texas.
New York, Aug. Capt. Snyder of
the St. Paul will succeed Capt. Phillips
in command of the Texas, as the latter
will be advanced to the rank of commo.
dore. The St. Paul is to be returned to
the American steamship line from
which it was leased.
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Mastering Out Auxiliaries.

Washington, Aug. 3-The navy de-
partment today returned to their owners
the auxiliary cruisers the St. Paul, St.
Louis and Paris, and the three ships will
resume their Atlantic trade
The Yale was chartered by the depart
meDt for transport.
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ENLIST HAWAIIAN TROOPS.

Gen. Merriam Instructed to Use Natives
for Garrison Duty.
San Francisco, Aug. 3-Hawail will
have the honor of furnishing troops for
the American garrison there. Gen. Mer-
riam has been ordered to muster in a
battalion of the Hawaiian troops, and he
will probably muster in the present ma
tional guard of 44o men.
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Fifth Illinois Recalled.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 3.-The
Fifth Illinois haye gone to Newport
News to join Gen. Grants brigade for
Porto Rico. This is the regiment that
mutinied on account of not being al.
lowed to 60 to the front.
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Ire eatlng Pris .ners humaneiy.

Washington, Aug. 3-The depart.
ment has received dispatches from Con-
sui Wlldman stating that Agu'n aldo is
treating his Spanish prisoners humanely,
stories to the contrary Notwithstanding.
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No News from Miles.

Washington, Aug. 3-No official news
has been received from General Miles
since Monday. The administration, how
ever is confident that the unofficial ad-
vices are correct.
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Brooklyn Bridge Sinking.

New York, Aug. 3-An official investi.
CATION of the sinking of the Brooklyn
bridge is being made. The structure
has dropped over foot and many are
disseminating the use of it.
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ELECTRIC STORM.

Middle Eastern States Visited by Heavy
Storms.
Cleveland. Aug. 3-An electric storm
is raging here today. The city hall,
post office and many business buildings
are flooded and had to be abandoned.
Telegraph and telephone connections
are interfered with IN all directions.
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Spoon Mode
No Answer
NO ANSWER YET.

Spain Merely Wanted Some More 1nfof ma
tiOn.
Washington, Aug. 3-The French AMI
bassador states that no answer to the
presidents note has been made. A mes
sage has been received and translated
regarding further information on the
peace terms. The papers will be trans.
mitted to the president today
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KIondykers Returning Penniiess.

Seattles, Aug. 3.-The steamer Ore
gon returned from Dyea today with
many penniless passengers. They re.
port many others making desperate ef-
forts to get out of the country.
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Houses for stores.

Tampa, Fla, Aug. 3-The commits.
sary department. finding that supplies
do not keep in tents. has shipped num-
Der of portable houses for Santiago.
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Mrs, Fish's Trial.

Georgetown, Aug. 3.-The prosecution
in the trial of Mrs. Fish for murder was
finished today and the defense waived.
The arguments are now being made.
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The Pig Center.

) Since Spain dubbed the American peo-
pie pigs" Chicago thinks she is the
metropolis of the country and has great
drive on Greater New York.--Denver
Times.
Daily camera., 1898-08-03

institutions
obtained Has it
circulation
o
h
isth
quality ofour product admitted
respectfully
asky
nds,wheno pureA e Il
The GySQ| SPRINGS Brewing Z Ice CO.
l. BERLIN, Mgr.
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Troops StIll Moving,

Tampa. Fla, Aug. 3.-The movement
of troops from here to Fort Tampa for
embarkation for Porto Rico began this
afternoon.
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Rough Riders Ordered North,

Washington, Aug. 3-The rough riders
have been ordered from Santiago to
Long Island. Wheeler's cavalry has al
so been ordered north.
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Panama Revolution,

New York, Aug. 2-Despatches state
that revolution headed by the candl-
date for presidency has broken out
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Rse.tablishing Export Duty.

Madrid. Aug. 3-The crop prospects
are so good that it has been decided to
return the export duty.
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Camp AlgeP Moving.

Camp Alger. Aug. 3-The troops are
being removed today to healthier ground.
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NO REPLY RECEIVED.

Washington Government Receives No
Word of Spain's Acceptance.
Washington, Aug. 3.-Secretary Long
said that the president had received no
reply to the note on the terms of peace.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-05

Senator Stewart of Nevada is nothing
] ess than imagination wien he gets to
discussing present or probable troubles
in the orient. Here is what he said on
Monday. s'The Rothchilds syndicate is
about to divide China among the gold
standard nations of Europe. All the
nations of Asia are to be reduced to f.
nanciai slavery. The next movement
will be to divide South America. What
will then become of the free institutions
of onr own country? What then can
intervene to support the Monroe doc
trine9 The money syndicate which be-
gan its work with the downfall of Ma
polean, proposes to reduce the world to
slavery"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-05

Among the war relics in one of the
buildings of the Tennessee Centennial is
a diary, and, resting on 1t the daguelro-
type of a beautiful young woman with
sweet face and glad, yet sad, look IN
her dark brown eyes. Underneath is
this card "Picture and diary taken from
a dead Union soldiers pocket on the
battlefield at Gaines mill. The name,
Chas. E. Lorlng appears on the fy-leaf
of the diary" This statement with a
copy of the daguerrotype appeared in
the Christmas number Of Clark's Horse
Review and at once attracted the atten-
ton of I. certain elderly lady of this CT
ty, who could not fail to recognize in
the picture likeness of herself and in
the account an old and almost forgotten
romance.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-05

In the brief filed by the attorney gen
eral of Kansas in proceedings to restrain
eastern life-insurance companies from
operating in Kansas without a license,
the claim, is made that the state has a
right to control the admission of for
eign corporations. The insurance COM
panies insist that their business is inter-
state commerce and not subject to state
regulations. The attorney general ends
his brief thus:
"When the poor and needy of our
country, in the hope of improving their
conditions, combine and ask for increase
of pay, and, driven to desperation by
hunger and suffering, assume q threaten
ing attitude; then the rich and power
full Enthusiastically announce: obey the
lawH How is it, though, when the lance
is tilted toward corporate interests9 Law
is set at defiance, skillful counsel are
employed to thwart the laws command.
No art or practice IS left untrled to Sc
cure delay and defeat the will of the
people. If this is a government of law
then those who derive most of the bcne-
fits should observe the principle. These
companies are here by sufferance only.
For every dollar they have left in the
state three have been taken out. Our
people are law-respecting and law-abid-
ing, and insurance companies should be
made TO understand that they, too, must
obey the law.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-05

In recent address Hon. Chas. A..
Towne of Duluth made the statement
that, shortly before he followed the lead
of Senator Teller and walked out of the
Republican convention, he was offered
$4,000, special train with which to
visit Canton, and the influence of the adj
ministration to procure him the United
States senatorship from Minnesota, pro-
viding he would keep IN line with the
Republican party on the money question.
And yet the Anoka Union calls this man
"boiled pea" II
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-05
Sir John Lubbock has gone to t

Sir John Lubbock has gone to the
ant again, and, if he keeps up his visits
and others initiate him, that interesting
insect will become useless for Sunday
school purposes.SirJ ohm succeeded IN get
fifty ants helplessiy drunk, and then
placed them outside an ant-hill. The
sober ants came out, picked up their
friends, and put them to bed to sleep off
the effects of Sir Johns liquor; the
strangers, however, they stcrnly rolled
over into the ditch.-New York Sun.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-05

Senator Davis and Senator Nelson are
said to have established truce, whereby
the latter will not oppose the formers
reelection to the senate. Don't believe
it, and don't think it would do any good
anyhow. Washburn, if we remember
right, depended on Nelson's support
once, and he got-left.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-05

Gov. Pingree is reported to have de-
size to beat Bryan out IF the presiden-
tlal nomination in 1900. We are will
ling to wager two bushels of our best
potatoes against one of his own that he
don't succeed.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-05

A couple of Republican senators alb
sented themselves from theOhioRepubli-
can caucus on account of sickness. If their
sickness is anything like that feigned by
certain legislators during the Window
campaign in Minnesota, Mr.. Hanna had
better watch them. -. III.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-05
A WORD FOR JUDGE WEBER.
The Marshal Messenger Doesn't Think He
Is Being Fairly Discussed.

9. G. Whitney, the state printer, writes
his paper, the Marshall News Messenger,
from st. Paul as follows:
Another second district candidate who
has been unfairly discussed is Judge
Webber of Brown county, in connection
with the supreme bench. / say unfair
" because every line that has been pub
lished has been without word Of coun-
sci with that gentleman. Not one news
paper man approached him regarding
the matter, and of course he has not dis
cussed it. He has been posed as an
avOWed candidate and he has been re-
tired as a candidate, and his health has
been taken from him to that extent
that he would be unable to attend
to the duties of the position. AS mat
ter of fact Judge Webber is daily hold
ing court, and is covering the five
counties in his district, in most excel
lent state OF health. He will not be
candidate for the supreme bench in the
sense of seeking the position or doing
any work for it, but if his district should
desire to make him candidate, I am
convinced he would not turn the honor
aside. Judge Weber is model judge,
with record of the least. number o. re-
versed decisions by the supreme court,
and model judge cannot very consist
emily be model politician -
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-05

Chas. L. Kurtz, the determined Ohio
Republican, who led the fight against
Hanna and succeeded in organizing the
house and senate against him, declared
yestel day: ''The people Of o hio have no
use for boss. Hannaism must be wiped
out and in one week that will be accom-
plished,''
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-05

pating themselves from the dictates If
.bossism, and while party ties 50 . great
ways to keep voters IN line they never-
theless insist that due regard must he e.
shown to their wishes in nominating
men for whom they are expected to-
vote
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-05
Wednesday, January 9Th 1898.
Hanna's defeat in Ohio is almost GER.
tain. That being the case, the doxology
would be very appropriate.

The Times stated yesterday that Hon.
Ignatius Donnelly would soon remarry.
The prospective bride is Miss Hanson,
one of his stenographers.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-05
Don't stumble

through the world. Let some good fairy
of an optician fit you out with some
eyes. Don't be ashamed to wear glas-
ses. 1t will give yon an intellectual
look, and then how nice it will be to be
able to recognize friends across the street,
and by returning their bow to explode
the idea that we are of a naughty and
unkind nature.
Ii we tit your glasses, you will have
no trouble with them or with your eyes.
We would be pleased to have you come
to us whenever you need our services.
f. w. Hauenstein,
oPTlcIAN & JEWELER. .
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-05
Announcement !!

- The Public cordially invit-
ed to call and inspect the Newly
arranged stock of Goods, the finest
in the country. Also call your at
tention to the mammoth stock of
Fancy Goods, all which are Genuine
Bargains.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-07
Una seflora que iba en- el tren que desca.

Una sehors que iba en- el tren que desca.
rril6 ell sabsdo por la noche entire el hmpalme y
sils, sc acord6, precisamente al ocurrir squel
percance, dc que en- una fonda de Barcelona
Sc habfa dejado olvidado un paquete que con-
tenfa 5000 pesetas. En- segaida Sc telegraf6
al jefe de la estaci6n de Barcelona, quien sin
perdids de tempo &c persona en- Ia fonda, si6n.
dole entregado el paquete intacto por ell dneiio
de Ia misma. La seiiora que 10 habfs olvidado
y que result6 con ura horida conseouencia
del descarrlamiento, resreso Barcelona
recoger Ell paquete.
En- San Sebastian han teuido que ser sus
pendidas de nuevo las obrss de reconstruction
del derrufdo mura!6n dc la Inrriola, por efec-
to del estado del mar. La ressca producida
por ell oleaje arrastra enormes pehascor, el
muro que qued6 ais ado SO mueve Ngeramente
al impulse de las olas, al pear ce cacuarae el
peso de aquel en- mas de 500 toneIadas.
Ell Ayuntamiento de Aranjuez ha dado
comienzo algunas obrss de hygiene y ornate
de Ia poblaci6n, ell comercio abrira en- brove
la tiendaasilo con objeto lie poner remedio la
crisis jornalera que viene accntuandose 81 /.
-Ayer SC enterr6 en- BARGE ona & una mu-
jer cuya familia oreyd, al colocsr!a en- ell a,ani,
que daba seflales de vida. La noticia produjo
alboroto cn el barrio. Avisado el jI,gado, scu
di6 con los forenses y mddicos municipsIes,
certifcandose que no Sc trataba de nn caso
catal6ptico, sino que la muerte era cierta des
praciadamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-07
ULTIMA H0RA

A Ia hora de- entrar en- prensa LA CORES
poNDENcIA, oontinaa la espectaci6n publica,
por saber noticias respecto de la organization
del gobierno insular, que Sc espera de un mo-
mento otro. Todo ell mundo comenta los mil
rumores distintos que por todas parties circular;
todos forman desbaratan candidaturas. Los
que Sc tenfan por seguros aver, Sc desautorizan
hoy; los de por la maiana no valen por Ia tar
de. El que mas el que menos Sc cree posee-
dor del secreto de la constitution del futuro
gobierno.
Lo que nosotros hemos podido avergusr y
tenemos por cierto, ahora que son las tres de
la tarde es 10 siguiente:
Que todo sigue en- statu quo 10 mismo que
aver; que nada-que nosotros sepsmos-ae ha
resuelto todavfa. 81 de aquf al oscurecer ocu-
rriese algo nuevo, 10 comunicaremcs en- hojas
sueltas d nuestros lectores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-07
LA HERENCIA DEL CoNDENADo

reccdn hacienda que ola al que drgfa la
vista que lie grtaba furioso.
II Pero sdonde vais, ANIMAL esta prohibdo r ahf va
habfa uesaparecdo des de acoraado constructions
enconr6 amigo empeado del arsenal quen cont6 10
que lie paaba armandoe que e aerez de la comsndanca
sbfa dado psrmiso verbal Ell amigo lie acompan6 donde
estaban los torpedeos onde 81 perd6 gupo de
marinos nade cudaba de e. VoA ho de pie sobre
puente del torpedo nmeo 54 para que nsde noase
muee estaban los orpederos las anchas donde
iban los ofciales que habfan saltadoa terra
Agunos ingenieros ell subdector del arsenal of
cales, les esperaban.
En- aque apareceron los puente de los orpe
dero numeros IS 5s teniente de navo a6rez
pectivamente.
Karadeuc esuvo punto de de espaldas, spenas
v6 a! alferez.
Felzmene estaba de de Csones que cla
terra para que srvsn de amare apoy6 el
clamando:
-iDios milo, que pisrdo la cabezs!
lie habfa parecdo evanarse de repene delante de
dmo marques de Trevenec desgaciado sucda que dor
mia ALA csmentero de Ia adea hubera entregado
admlraci6n 81 vecino lie hubiese preguntado:
" bien, ique Sc hace ahf sehor Karadeuc?
Discu aombro, dcendo que que haba ropezado
y mpy pronto 81 mismo refa de emoc6n.
Pero que ;no enen todos los o6ciales de certo
que hsrfa que todos de Ia msms ama?
aquel tenfa mucha condolences especaes que recorda
ban de muy especial Juan Luis de Trevenec
Como 6 aque Official habfa saido de Ia Escuea Naval ha
ciendo numero de promoci6n G habfa egado
ca snseguda al empeo de Alferez de Navfo H. fin
haba sdo egdo psra desempehar comsiones superores
empeo; mando de los terpederos Corresponds los
nientes de navfo.
Ell viejo Karadeuc muy bien Ia hstoria sque
aeses porque Ia habs contsdo svestre tano oguo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-07

acordado dar conciertos -bailes en- las noches
De los dfas 90 y ~ del actual. FL primer dfa
es de Carnival. Y el segundo de <Pihata,. Sc
tocaran aternatlvamente, piezas de concerto y
de BALE Slendo magnffca la orquests de Ia
sSocledad de conciertoss, los devotos de Tersfp-
core pueden va disponerse bailar por <todo 10
altos. Possible es que los bales sean de masca
ras, va que sc verifcaran en- carnaval.
lima c2Iae2 Por tener que ausentarse gu
o"o o0'o'u duefo, Sc veude una caesa de
dos asientos en- perfecto buen estado, con bran
cal para un caballo lanza de pareja. Tiene
asiento independence de quita pom para CO.
chero, todo Tornado de buffalo, con arneaes para
un cabalo. 1nfornsran en- LA ANDALUZA
de don jose Torres Perez, Talabarterfa, San
Francisco namero SO. lO-5
~. Hoy ha llegado esta capital, nues
tro distinguido amigo el seflor don Rosendo
Matienzo Cintron, quen enviamos nuestra
mas afectuosa bienvenida Sabemos que esta
tarde ha celebrado una larga oonferenoia con
el jefe del partido liberal.
~. Nos ha vsitado hoy ell primer mime
ro del semanario ''El Hogar'' dirijido por nues
tro amigo compahero don Francisco Antonio
Rodriguez. Viene nutrdo de intsresantfsima
amena ectura responde 10 que su tftao
indica Es un peri6dico para las familiss.
Enviamosle nuestra mas cordial bienvenida =
con gusto dejamos establccido ell canje CORES
pontiente.
hchnFMIA PREPARATORIA para ingro'
-'" sar en- ell cuerpo de Telegrafos
Glasses diarias.-lnformaran sobro condolences
en- la cale del Cristo, nhmero 10. 80
w. Dfcese que no sera Ell Lodo don Fran.
cisco de Paula Acuila, sino el Lcdo. don jose
Severe Quifones, ell que ocupsra la cartera de
Agriculture lndastria y Comercio del gobierno
inanar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-07
Bs11orEcA DE- .A CoRREspoxDENc1A DE- PuKRroR1co, -

la madre lie hsbfa enregado innedaamene cnco cntmos
para que carino corrisse peligro
Ksradeuc cargo Ia pipa despu6s contemp6 los gabados
E precise haber conocdo eos marinos comprender Ia
algeria que expmenan al groaera roduccones los
sitos que han vado buenos empos 81 bien
Tol6n, ell Mouril6n, las dos radaa, despues Maea
dablado puerto bordeado de aquea ,madita caeueas
lEh, Sivestre-dijo drigiendo mrada aegre, mien
tras coocaba sitio la vaa dspues ba la tenda
Svese habfa pueso colorado recuerdo de las cae
iueas de MsrseIa
bah! bah!dijo ell padre riindosecuando suelta
los marneros sabe que pasar tempo rezando
siempre hay ell Mediterraneo.
Padre hio chararon largo rato de punos que los dos
habfan vstado cuando karaaeuc comprend6 que
de emprender la marchs dijo ho levantandose:
-Ea, pequeho Va ser hora de volver al muelle.
la madre ell padre acompaharon al hijo. Cusndo lle
garon muele tuvo que hbfan rerasado poco
LIE vieron que sataba balenero que baeneo ale
aba seguda Vovieron lentamente casa, tstes por
haberse separado tan pronto ell eo muy por
parte, al verle bueno va coz! -alnaestre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-07
Gran AImaCen de Mueb|cS
UNICO EN- SU CLASE

UN1CO EN- SU CLASE
Alquiler con derecho q la propiedad mas
barato que en- ninguna parte.
Margarida q Compaata.
Al San Francisco "A.
San Juan Puerto Rico P
~ Hemos dido decir que anoohe Sc reuni6
la comision permanente del comite provincial
libersl para tratar de asuntos que ignoramos.
Tambien sabemos que ell eehor Mufoz Rivera,