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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30

The worlds applause for such heroic deeds.
You boast and strut, and II no song is sung,
No laudatory epic writ in blood.
Telling how many widows you have made,
Why then, perforce, you say our bards are dead 81
And inspiration sleeps to wake more.
And we, the women. whose lives you arc,
What can we do but SIT In silent homes
And wait and suferf Not for rs the tiarc
OF trumpets and tn. hugle's call to arms
For no waving banners, Supreme,
Triumphant hour of conquest. Ours ihs slow
Dread torture OF uncertainty, each day
The bootless battle with the same despair,
And when at best yonr victories reach our ears
There reaches with them to our pityng hearts
The thought OF countless homes rsade dcsolate
And other women weeping for their d,ad.
men, wise men, superior beinga, cay,
Is there no substitute for war in this
Great age and era? II you answer NO."
Then let us rear our children to be wolves =
And teach them from the cradle how to kill.
Why should we women waste our time and words
In talking peace when men declare for war?
Ella Wheeler Wilcox in New York journal.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30
AKRON BOY
Won an Excellent Position Il
Cleveland.

Mr.. Leroy G., Eberhnrd OF i0S East
Exchange ST.. and q student in the
medical department of the Western
received nn appointment as resident
physician aud surgeon OF Charity
Hospital In the Forest City.
Mr. Ebcrhard won the distinction in
a competitive examination. lie is Il
son of Mr.. Gotthilf Ebcrhard, the f.
Exchange 81, druggist,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30
GE MS IN VERSE.
uin Mother.

Within her fond, eneirelng arm
Safe slept licr little child
A helpless wight, sweet bren,hed and warm!
Her eager lools down bent 10 scan
That face, all lovely jnnecence,
The features Of the full grown man
she seized on With prophetic sense
Forcsaw the hero that should DO,
Clothed in Ills manhood's majesty,
And, seeing, smiled. -,
Relaxed in every massive i'rah, =
The man, sore ussrt,j. Sleeps;
Ills bearded check ia rsvah and yr!u.
She, lowering near him wistfuily
And gazing long, Is fa'n to trace
One line OF childhood's purity
In that toll niarred, world hardened face.
Now once again she feels and secs
Her nursing warm upon her knees
And, seeing, weeps,
elaine Goodale EASTMAN in Independent.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30

the church parlors Thursday after
noon.
The report that a number of the
plants of the Pttsburg Plate Glass Co.
would be shut down Is denied by Vice
President Artelnus Pitcairn. He al
leges that the report was started by
politicians.
See the Famous Wcrntz Family, nc.
robats, at p. o. employees minstrel
show.
A great many local bicycle riders ell
joyed the splendid weather of Sunday
on their wheels. The various lakes
around the city were visited by a ma.
jority Of the riders.
The Montana horses sold at the
Howard barns Saturday brought good
prices. The bidding was lively.
Cleveland was visited by a large
number of Akron people Sunday. Bus
mess on the suburban lines was very
heavy.
City Commissioner McGarry was on
Monday morning directed by the
Board to purchase a street sweeper fol
this city. The sweeper will cost $500
and it is claimed is an article much
needed for Akron streets.}6 M
The Board of City Commissioners
on Monday morning appointed VIM
Downing inspector Of Yale and Har
ward st. sewers. o@
di3of
Sam B. Frey. who has been in Ak
ron the past week in the interest o.
the Steel & Hoop trust, of Pittsburc
has been called home on account of th,
severe illness of his sister. Mr.. Frey
home is In Youngstown.
The pension Of Daniel Smith of Ak
ron has been increased 10 $40 month
Hear A. w. Cogswell sing at y. O
employees minstrel show Thursda.
night.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30
SUNDAY EXCURSION 70 COLUM-
Rus VIA c., \. IL c. RAILWAY.

Next Sunday. May 9th, Sl,o5 round
trip non'transferable excursion tick
cts will be sold from Akron to Colum.
bus, on special train leaving at S;2o
am, central time; returning leave Co.
lulnbus Z pm same day, Tickets will
not be good on any other train, All
day TO see the beauties of the Capitol
City in the spring time, or visit friends.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30
9 1900 "a E~ARD.

We will pay the above reward for any case
OF biNer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Heed
ache, Indigestion, Constipation or Costive-
ness We cannot cure with Liverta. the Up
to-Dnte Little Liver PHI when the directions
Vegetable und never fail to give satisfaction.
25c boxes contain 100 pills. ioc boxes contain
~ pills. 90 boxes contain 10 pills. Beware OF
stamps taken. NERNITA MEDICAL co.
Cor Clinton and Jackson SITS. Chicago, Ill.
Sold by II, Steinbacher & TO-, druggists
Akron, o.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30
woman and WAR.

We women teach our httle sons how wrong
And how ignoble blows arc. School and church
Support our precepis and inocnlate
The growing minds with thoughts OF love and
peace. ~
'Tet dogs delight 70 bark and bite" we say,
But human beings with immortal souls
Must rise above the methods OF the brute
And walk with reason and vita self control.
And then--deaE God. you men, you wise. strong
men, ,., t,l,
Our self announced superiors in brain,
Our peers in judgment, you 80 forth to warl
You leap at one onothtr, mptilate
And sfarvc fnd bll pi;r fellow men and ask
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30
REAL ESTATE,

FOR SAI.E-15 lots, situated southeast
of Diamond Match works, at Barber.
ton. Ohio. Lots 50X150 and 5Ox25O
feet. VIII build house for purchas
crs Of lots. Terms easy. Inquire OF
address l.. II. Horner, No. l0c Har-
ward ST., Akron, Ohio. For further
particulars, call on o. d. Everhard
Barberon, o. May 10.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30

"Do you believe in reclprocity?" ask
ed the man who has been studying tar
iff questions.
~ should say l do" answered Sena-
tor Sorghum. whenever do any
thing for trust Invariably expect it
to do something for Washington
Star.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30
BuchteI Props Defeated
Team From Kent.
Palmer Will Purchase a New
Tr0tter.
Fitzsimmons Is Making Predictions
Local Sporting News.

The Cleveland and Portage Golf
clubs will be unusually sociable this
year.
A large number of the members of
the local club have made application
for admittnpce TO the Cleveland organ
ization ana the members of the last
named club will become members OF
the Portage association.
1t is proposed TO exchange visits fire.
Guently. Both clubs have several play
ers of note. BY combining, the clubs
will be able to form tournament
team that will be able to hold its own
with any of the players in this section
WILL BUY A CAMPAIGNER.
W. A. Palmer has his eye open for
fast actor. He expects to buy horse
10 campaign this year. His friends
are authority for the statement that he
regrets the sale Of MaizSur.
RODE TO CLEVELAND.
Henry Dech and Jimmy Rankin rode
10 Cleveland and return Sunday. They
were the only members of the Tip Top
Cycle club that took the trip.
FIRST VICTORY FOR PREPS.
The base ball season was formally
opened In Akron Saturday afternoon,
before small sized crowd upon the
college athletic field.
The contesting teams were the Buch
tel College Preps and an aggregation
from Kent. II was the first game fol
either team and they furnished tho
few spectators good article of bas'
ball.
The Props surprised everybody by
going into the game with u detcrmi
nation 10 win, and win they did
From start to finish they piled up th'
runs until the score stood Is 10
in their favor.
The Preps have some excellent ma
terial and there is no reason why the'
should not play Some good games dun
ing the spring term. orin pitched
great game, and hc fields the position
like i veteran. lie struck ont of ih
Kent players. Eehnd The bat Don
rance gave excellent support Iii
throwing to hG1o@ was feature o
the game. l'ricc and Huber played
fine game In the field and Cushman /
middle field cut oIf Il long liner fo
Kent
The visitors were set of good nj
1urcd fellows aud took their dcfca
as q matter of course.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30

MOVE FOR THE DOOR.
ought to be preserved in the history OF
athletics. He struck his head against
the wall with bump which made him
see stars. hut he had saved his life.
81 knew IT, said Mrs. Bowser. as
she looked into the room and saw the
headboard fat on the floor and Mr..
Bowser wiping the dampness of his
! bald head.
"Has anybody asked for your opin-
ion?" he replied as he tried to assume
careless air.
81 thought you were surely killed.
| hope you will now let the rest Of 1t
go and send up man. You see, you
don't know how
"Oh, | don't, eh? But I'll show you
that ! do. III clear this furniture out
If break both legs and drive my head
through the WALL
Mrs. Bowser went back to her seat
on the stairs, and after lifting her eyes
in appeal the cat got as far down the
hall as she could. 1t was Mr.. Bowser's
| plan to lull the headboard into feel
Ing Of security by giving 1t brief rest
! while he tackled the bureau. To get
the bureau out he must move 1t over
the headboard. He had no statistics at
hand to consult. but he had great con-
fidence in his lifting powers. Mrs.
Bowser heard him suddenly rush upon
that bureau and haul 1t away from the
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30
Easily Adiuxted.

"Estelle, I don't see Why you buy
two of those expensive pairs of antique
snuffers when we have only one an
tique candlesticl."
"Well, mercy me, Edgar: can't I buy
another candlestickT = Chicago .Trib-
une.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30

the past ten days. he nevertheless IS III
grand shape and tit 10 step into the
ring Mt n moments notice. Fitz said:
ITO tel! the truth. can't say that /
ever felt in as fine physical condition
for any fight as !. do at the present
time. have been training hard for
a good while for my two fights, and as
my condition is of the best, will have
no excuses to offer shcsild I happen to
be beaten by either Dunkhorst or Ruh-
lin. But don't expect such thing to
happen. for ! think I will defeat my
opponents in quick time. II l beat
both men then will go after Jeffries.
I am perfectly confident that can
beat Jcffries, and that is the reason
want to fight him again.
Jeffries does not believe that Fitz
is going to win from Rubin in quick
or hollow fashion, and as he has faced
both men he should know whereof he
speaks. Jeffries is interested in Fitz's
showing, as he expects another meet.
1t,
BALL TEAM ORGANIZED.
The members of Security Camp,
Modern Woodmen of America, have
organized first class base ball team.
II will be ready to play the game in a
| short time. The members of the club
say that they may be wooden men IN
some respects but that they will not
be cigar signs when on the diamond
All challenges will be given prompt
attention. They can be sent to til.
Democrat.
GOOD DRAWING CARD.
The sale Of seats for the entertain
ment to be given by the South Enc
athletic club at the Grand Tuesda!
evening has been unusually brisk. The
program is one of the best offered t.
an Akron audience in long time. Th'
l program is AS follows:
-Four rounds between Billy Watt
S and an unknown; four rounds betweel
Dennis Phelps and an unknown; exhl
btion of club swinging by Martil
Parker, of Cincinnati, who is champion
2 of Ohio; Charles UT of Kansas City
will endeavor to throw any three me-
in 30 minutes; 10 rounds betweel
Eddy Youngs of Toledo, and Eddi
Forman Of Canton. The main even
will be 10 rounds between Jack Paine
y and Morris Rausch, who is champio
bantamweight Of Illinois.
PRACTICE GAME.
l. The North End Athletic club bas
II ball team prnctlced at Summit lax
II park Saturday and Sunday. The frs
c game will be played at the lake Sun
u day.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30

81 had running, itching sore on
my leg. Suffered tortures. Doan's
Ointment took away the burning and
itching instantly aud quickly effected
permanent cure" &. w. Lenhart
Bowling Green, o.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30
q. A. II. ENCAMpMENr.

$...5u TO Findlay aud return. Special
cap will leave Akron ON Erie No. j al
7:os an, Monday, May I, arriving
Fiudlay at 1910 No change or cars
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30
Tho teams were as fo.ows.
INNINGS,

Batteries, orin and Dorence; Fitz-
gerald and Kunkler; Umpire, A. Z.
Eyes.
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LATE LOCALS.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Uni
versalist church, viii meet FOR work, il
the church parlors Thursday after
noon.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30

You get today's happenings today
In the Democrat
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30

HG UeHSIUH UI pHHIVI SIHItU OF Ak-
ron has been increased 10 $40 month
Hear A. w. Cogswell sing at y. O..
employees minstrel show Thursday
night.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30

See the Famous Wcrntz Family, nc
robats, at p. o. employees minstrc
show.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09

NADIA que abandonar? Corriente;
pres buscaremos otra cosa.
Y prosigue la consuEta
O~O
Gedeon viaja en- ferrocarrH con
su familia:
-;Estamos perdidos!-exclama
nuestro hombre, que esta a5omado
la ventanilla,
--:Que pasa?->le pregunta su
mujer.
-iViene q todo vapor un tren
que va chocar con el nuestro!
Que horror!
~ 10 que mas slento es haoer
tornado ,billetes de ida y vuelta!
o*O
Entire amigos:
Chico, tengo uu ingles que me
fastidfa horriblemente.
Comprendo que le tengas odlo
que no le puedas YER
No; 81 el que no me puede yer
es 81 mi, porque siempre me es'
condo
Las uujeres salem de su pere
"a pOr IL SSuSlDlIANcHu, 30 A'tA oAA
por la cCqueter1a.
Nine. Arais
Por malicioso que un hombre
sea, nunca dira de las mujeres tan
to bien nj tanto NAL, como ell que
piensan elias de 81 mismas.
Balzac,n
Las mujeres piden a la moda
cien atractivOs, qua serlan' otros
tantos defectos 81 la naturaleza Sc
los hubiese dado,
La Rochefoulcauld
Cuaudo las mujeres han cumpll
do treints amos, 10 prinero que o.
vIaan es su edad.
Cuando llegan s los cuarenTa,
olVidan por complete su recuerdo
Niuon de Lenclos.
O*O
El que colocado en- ell camlno
de Ia gloria, pretende acelerar SD
marcha ganar de un salto Ia meta,
.ssinuegable que cae en- su carrers,
v;endo desvanecidas como un soplo
souellas mismas ilusiones que le
alentaron 6 indujeron q su atrevl'
mientO
Ell que quiera ccn@erVar a uu
amigo haga tres cOsas
H6nrele On su presC44cla.
Alabele en- su ausencla.
Ayddele ell 3us necesidades
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09
I'm idilio IaC0niC0

Eel era poeta. Ella era una viu
da. Ell era algo superficial. Ella
era profunda FL era pobre, la pre-.
rogativa de un poeta, Ella tenla al
go mas que el ,6bolo de una viuda Ell
era susceptible y descontiado. r la
daseaba saber cuandO 81 cantar1a ell
bGlo. Fl creia en- Plat6n. Ella no
crefa en- el.
En- una gira New Jersey que
do todo tecminado. Sc viaron ino
pinadamante Separates de los de.
mas. Estas cosas suelen suceder-
Sc recostaron en- un bancO de mus
go.
De sue1te dijo ella que q, STEM
pre- We las cosas bajo ell punto de Wis
ia c6mi3o FL asinti6 con la cabeza.
Ridiculiza U. tolo 10 que puede
hasta las suegras
Et Sc sonrio y pregunta porque
le kacfa aquella pregunta.
No importa, dijo ella, tijando la
mirada 10 lejos, Ell Ell horizonte;
estoy decidida a no tener otra vez
sucgra, basta para muestra un b0-
ton.
Hubo una pause, despues de Ia
Cual 81 hizo Ia manifestation de ha
Der pordido su madre cuando era
muy nino.
Ella prorrumpi6 en- una carcaja
da. Ell cOmprendi6 el terrenC que
habia ganado: y con ell semb!ante
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09
NOTlGlAS
GeDeral@s

Don Jose Martinez Jefe de la
Estacion, del Tranvia de Valdes, en-
esta Capital, pasa por la pena de
tener una nina gravemente enferma.
El sef1cr Martinez ha ocupado por
mucho tempo ese puesto en- ell
Tranvia y ha sabido captarse ell
aprecio del p1blico que ha tenido
que valerse de sus servicios. Desear
mos logre v7r d su hija restablecida
Un individuo, de nombre Ra'
mon Fuentes, fue detenido aver por
hallarse por las GALES al parecer
demeDte. Este individuo es vecino
de Lola y tiene un hermano estable'
cidC en- la Carolina.
Los generates Dewet, Botha y
Ell Presidente Steyu, han conferen
ciado par a ponerse de acuerdo sobre
la Pr6xim a compafla durante la esta
cion de las lluvia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09
Mr. Morgan
Y el Canal de Nicaragua.

Ell Senador Morgan, Presidente
del Comit6 que informo favorable
NJ onte acerca del bill que propone
Ia construction del Canal de Nicara
ragua, y uno de sus mas enthusiasts
defensores, ha dicho. que en- su OPT.
nion, la fortifcaci6n del Canal es el
ounto de menor importancia, dada
Ia magnitud de la DORA.
FL Tratado Hay-Pouncefote, di
CO Mr. Morgan; no dispone la dicha
fortifcaci6n; nj tampoco ell bill Hep
burn que esta hoy en- el Senado
Este dltimo propone, que en- ca
so necesariO, Sc levanten fuertes So
bre la Inca del Canal.
Segun el bill Hepburn va refe-
rido, el uso del Canal sera completa
mente neutral.
Aunque existe gran divergencia
de opinion en- cuantO la convenien
cia de fortifcarlo, Mr. Morgan cree
que esto no debe impedir la cons.
truccion cuya importancia es dema~
siado trascendental para que Sc de-
satienda por detalles mas 6 menos
convenientes.
<Esto de la fortifcacion, 81
que ell Senador, es de mayor impor.
tancia para Nicaragua y Costa Rica,
que para los Estados Unidos,
Aquellas Rep1blicas son dueGas
de sus terrenos y debe concedersles
ell derecho de expresar sus deseos
en- este asunto-
ST elias quisieran para ST Ell
derecho de fortiicar ell Canal enton
ces valdrfa la pena discutir ell punto,
pero 10 que respecta q los intereses
de este pals, la question no tiene i'm
portancia alguna.
Bajo el punto de vista militar-
dada la poca estabilidad de los 60
biernos de aquellas dos Repdblicas,
y sus tradicionales revolucjones, ST
que convendra levantar unos pocos
fuertes en- la Inca del Canal, pero
como Sc We, este nc tiene NADIA que
yer con 10 principal del asunto, la
construction del Canal propio,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09
lREVOLUCION!

Els una verdadera revoluciGn
la que ha es5allado en- ell p1blico al
saber la colossal Importation de obje
tos para Pascuas. Af1o nuevo Re.
yes recientemente hecha por Ell
NUEVO BAZAR San Francieco 40
que precios sin competencia rea J
liza este acreditado establecimiento
En- adornos para tocador hemos re-
cibido multitud de fn1simos objetos
de biscuit, loza, porcelana. bacarat
cristal. Nos completeness en- anun !
ciar con toda la debida anticipation
intinidad de novedades para carna
val. En- juguetes esperamos por ell
proximo vapor de Europa un million
de art1culos que haran las delicias
de los f1i1os. Visitad 8 Ell NUEVO
BAZAAR.
DR., Tomas Rovira Cerezo Medi
co Cirujano
Certifico: Que en- las muchas
prescri pciones en- que ha ordenado
ell uso del vino de aceite de bfgado
de bacalao fabricado por los Sres.
F'rederik Stearns y Ca le ha dado, ell
resultado apetecido, superando: en-
mucho q algunos de sus similares.
Com batiendo no solamente aquellas
Intermediates debiaas al escrofulis
mo sino tambien la anemia clorosis,
ciertas Intermediates dependencies
de la matriz y pulmones y todas aque
Has que dimanan del empobrecimien
to de la sangre.
DR.. TOMAS RGIRA.
Aguadllla Pto. Rico Noviem bre
II de 1894.
Dice eLa Bandera Americana,
de Mayaguez:
<Con referencfa a Ia causa crimi
nal pendiente de la Fiscalfa por riaa
ocurridasen esta cuidad ell dfa IS de
Octubre tltimo y en- la cual esta in
capacitado e. Juez .sefor Nadal;Sel
deseo de la Ofcina del Fiscal tgene
raj es que Sc suspenda ell juicio oral
de'dicha causa hasta: :el.n .nombramien
to del nuevo Fiscal general,
Manana saldran para New
York por'el vapor Ponce, los seno-
res don Nicolas Santini y don S. F..
Lorenzi, vecinos''de Ponce.a los que
deseamos viaje feliz.
, GONSEJO LAS MADRES.----El jarabe caln2ants
dc Wnslow debe usarse siempre que los nf1os eHten
en- 81 per1odo dc La dentici6n. Alivia de momento
al pequeno sufrientc; produce sueho natural y
tEanquo, aviando al nio de dolor el angelic des
Paerta con mucha viveza Rs muy agradable al pa
iadar Calma al niho, ablanda las encfas, aliya to-
oos oolores ayuda al vento regula loe intestinos
este nelor conooldo remedio para la darrea, AM re-
dado pedir Dor f,Jarabe Claimants de- II Winsow-
por ser 81 mejor de todos ~ ''
Don j uan Medina y don Jose
Rodriguez de Ma yaguez desean sa :
Der el paradero de don Francisco
Medina Ramos don Elodoro Rami.
rez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-09
Camara
de Delegates.

A las de la maflana del dia de
aver SO reunieron los Delegados.
Fue leida Ell acta je la session ante
rior y aprobada.
Ell Sr Todd pidi6 que no Sc die
ra cuenta con ell escrito presentado
en- Ia session anterior por ell indivi'
,uo Jose Linares sobre rif1as de ga
Hos,
Los Sres A. Mendez Martinez y
Torregrosa hicieron la moci6n de O.
Sc reclamen de Washington ell /, 373,
S27.97 que como sobrante pertepe
Cen Pto Rico y Sc empleen en- las
carreteras empezadas.
El Sr Francisco M Quinones pi
di6 que SO atendiera cuanto artes q
la carretora de San German s Laias
Pidio ell Sr Domenech que la mo
ci6n presen tada por los Sres Men
dez y Torregrosa quedara sobre la
mesa.
Ell Sr Torregrosa pidi6 Sc aten-
diera al bill no II, y ell Sr Coll y
Toste al referente cementerios:
EI Sr Aponte pidi6 Sc atendiera
a las carreteras del Este, que sin mo
two justificado estaban preteridas
Sc trat6 largamente la question
de empleados permanentes y tempo
reros, despues de varias PROPOSE
clones Y de suspenderse la session
pOr un cuarto de hora para estudiar
la plantilla, fue aprobada la siguien
to-
Secretario don Salvador G Ross
81, 800 anuales. Interprete D. Ri
cardo Nadal 81, 800 'Sargento de ar
mas don Feliz Padial 5000 Taqui
grafo taaductor Mr. Jorge W Sinner
S6 diarios Official 10 don Manuel
Catala $;3 liarios.
Tres escribientes typerriters,
don Jose Vidal Cardona, don Conra
do Asenjo y con Luis Castro q 50
diarios cada uno: Un portero Anto
MO Calder6n 81 50 diario: Dos men
sajeros Severe Marrero y Miguel
Aracil a 81 diario.
Sc presento un bill sobre CON-
patibilidad de distintos empleos por
el Sr Carbon y otro sobre culto ex.
terno por ell ST. Domenech
Sc present6 una mociou por los
Sres Torregrosa y A'endez Martinez
pidiendo que los edifcios del ante
rior gobieIno militar, Sc reclama pa
ra ser deetinados asilos de carl.
dad:
Ell Sr Rosali pidi6 Sc levantara
la session, y fue apoyado por el Sr
Domenech: Fue aprobado
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Retorno-ioh V1rgen!-cual de clma ignoto
Ri soldado retorna al lar nativo:
Palido 81 rostro triste, pensativo,
La lama rota, y ell escudo roto.
Y tus plantas estoy!. Vuele mi voo
Hacia tn coraz6n jamas esquivo,
Igual que vuela ell pajaro cautivo
Una vez libre al suspirado soto
. Haz de tu voz al rtmo embelesante,
Que suria de mi terra en- los alcores
Paloma santa que sus gloras cante!....
Hazlo, Virgen! Amor de los amores!
Haz que ell oiYo verde Sc levante
Sombra brindando, derramando aores..
RAMON MARIA TORRES
an Sebastian, 25 Nvbre. 1900