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Gilpin observer., 1900-11-08
Grand Recital!

DR.. Minor G. Baldwin the great Organ
ist, who delighted the music lovers of
Central last winter, is making his annual
tour to the Pacific and has been persua-
ded to stop and give another recital in
ST James NJ. T. Church Tuesday, Now
emb-r 10. Procure reserved seats at
Couch Confectionery.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-08
Tea, Tent,

A refreshing cup. The cup to truly
cheer must be OF the best quality, prop.
erly cured aud dried. The Sauor NJ. .
Shane Mercantile company will supply
your demand in this.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-08
MINING DIVIDENDS,

The dividends paid by Cripple Creek
mining companies for the month of DC.
tober, 1900, aggregate s350,605.5O, of this
the following companies are accredited
with the following amounts:
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-08
the new one adopted:

The new rate is reduction of % per
cent, upon the old rate under which the
exchange operated for five years and
which never caused any dissatisfaction.
The new rate meets with the approval of
all.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-08

just received, fine assortment OF
Boots and Shoes at tho Famous Shoe
Store, Lawrence street.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-08

Fine watch repairing at the Minera
Palace.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-03
H0N0lUlANS ARE
INJURED AT AIEA
Misses Widdifeld and Schaefer
and Mr.. Lars dale
Hurt.

Miss Katheryn wIddiheid. Miss Irm-
gard Shaefer and Mr. Lansdale met
with n distressing accident Saturday
evening at Aiea. where Miss Kathleen
Cartwright had entertained n number
OF friends. The wagonette In which
the party had been driven from Homo
lulu 10 Aiea. containing eighteen
guests. was being driven toward the
city after an evenings dancing at tie
McCrcw country home.
The moon had been obscured aud the
road was with difficulty held or even
dincorucd by the driver Of the four
horses Before he was aware OF his
position there was n lurch and the
heavy wagonette, one Of the largest In
the city. t1pplcd over upon its side.
throvsng the occupants from their
seats with considerable force. The top
was smashed. Luckily the driver had
control 81 the animals. and the vehicle
was not dragged. IL was found that
Miss Widdiheid and Miss Schaefer had
sustained rather serious injuries. As
quickly az possible the vehicle was
rirhted. ard with all due haste the suf-
ferers and fthc rest OF the guests were
driven into town. where medical aid
was summoned. Both young ladies ara
reported as very much bruised. and
those who were On the party wonder
that more serious results did not fol-
low. Mr.. Lansdalc complained OF n
slight bruise az the time Of the acci-
dent. Yesterday Il was reported he
was suffering much pain, but was In nc
duurrr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-03
LOCAL saEWTIEs.

The Rev Alex Mcintosh was last
heard of as being at Queenstown.
Judge Estec on saturday admitted TO
citizenship n. q. wills. Of Pahala, Ha-
wall. Mr. wills was IN EnglishmaP.
Catalogues of the furniture sale Of
the Arlington House may Be had upon
application az the office OF win II.
Figher
Mrs. clinton \. Galbraith viii leave
for ner ola horie. Terrill, Texas. Sep
tombor a. Justice Galbraith will 90
later in the year ard return with his
wife.
The Commissioner OF Agriculture and
Forestry has Egyptian clover seed TO
give away Co those who will try IL. The
clover II the principal fodder used IN
Egypt
Rev. william NJ. Kincaid. who an
ticipated returning TO Honolulu from
his vacation on October .. may return
sooner II he can secure passage on an
EARLIER steamer.
on Wednesday. September 9Th, James
T. Morgan will sell a choice collection
ot household furniture at the residence
of Mr. Glade, opposite the home OF Rev.
Alex Macintosh, Nuuanu Valley.
on Saturday evening the Kamehame-
ha aee club serenaded the Queen, AMI
.
sovereign. They brought a profusion
~ let's as n token 81 their best wishes
for the day.
Word was received by the Klnau on
Saturday that n brother OF Judge Sill
iiman, who is n member OF the corps
OF surveyors OF the Hilo- Kohala Rail-
road. has been sick some days I'm the
camp near Walmea with what IL feared
viii prove 20 be typhoid fever. He has
been under the care OF DIR. Garrison
who moved him on Wednesday to Pa.
Fauhau ard placed him In the hospita
there In order that he might give hin
closer attention and better care thar
was possible In camp.
music yesterday morning at Contra
Union Church when n male quartz
composed OF Mr.. Prouty and tn
Messrs. Dillingham; gave both the an
them and the response. These number
were rendered with both spirit and ex
preston. In the morning Mrs. a.. M
whitney. who has not previously beef
heard I'm Honolulu, sang for the offer
tory Dudley Bucks difficult classi
composition. Fear Not We. O. Israel
Mrs. whitney sings with n fine sense o
expression and feeling. and Il Is hope
her trained voice may BE- heard agai
soon. In the evening the clear. swee
voice OF Miss Whine was heard to goo
advantage In the solos OF the anthem
Mr.. Prouty gave for the offertory Gov
eriy's Trusting I'm Thee" n selectio
especially adapted for evening servic,
and eNcellently rendered.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-03

There r. not an ounce OF headache
In n barrel OF u. Jesse Moore "AA"
Whisky. Try II and see for yourself
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-03

PORTLAND
GEMENT

Nv HAVE Just RECEIVED caax
aid VIII
to
in Il
For Sidewalks gves the
few Of
T.
tnern Pacific Bridges 81
Thee. I'll. Davies s. Co., Ltd
AGENTS TERRITORY.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-18
PoAcHERs' NETS
viii be Condemned and Sold b,
Authorities.
Special Correspondence

Columbus. May 1S.-At the request
of State Game Warden Reutinger
Special Counsel Bennett of the AT
torney Generals office on Thursday
framed an opinion to the effect that.
under the new game laws, the state
is authorized to condemn neis and 9th
or devices used in Illegal fishing and
that the owner of such property has
authority to test such condemnation,
Formerly such contscated prop
erty was destroyed at once.
Henceforth II will he collected ana
sold .at public auction at such time
and place as the State Game Commits
sion may consider proper. The pro-
ceeds are to go to The hsl and game
fund,
Several cases are now pending
against poachers at Bellefontaine,
and 26 captured nets have been sent
10 Mr.. Reutingers hame III Athens
county to be sold at some future daie'
Two special wardens have been sta
toned at the Lewistown reservoir,
the poachers' nets are being rapidly
contiscaiod and it is thought that inc
trouble is practically nj an ehd'
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-18
LAWS ARE VALID
Opinion Of Attorney General Sheets
In Several Cases.
Especial Correspondence)

Columbus. May 1S. Attorney Gen
eral Sheets on Thursday rendered
opinions in which he holds that The
Hanna Fire Marshal law and the
Roberts Stationary Engineer laws are
valid. In the case of the fire marshal
law. the Attorney General hold that
provision for the support of the new
department is made in the bill itself
and that no appropriation is nccesr
sary The bill provides for the levy,
ing Of II tax upon all Insurance com
.panics doing business in Ohio, the IN
como to lie paid into the state Treas
ury as Il special fund froip which the
expenses of the fire marshaPs de-
pariment are 10 be paid.
Judge Sheets finds the wording OF
the bill authorizing the appointment
of n state Board of Examiners Of Fin
gincers very ambiguous. but basins
his opiuion upon II recent Supreme
court decision and giving the I.cgls-
lat,irc the benefit of the doubt, he
holds that an appropriation for the
departments support is made.
The Attorney General holds that no
appropriation IL made for bearing the
expense of II commission to invcsti'
gate certain claims for damages to
property along the l.cwlstown rcser'
yoir or for the payment OF such
Claims
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-18

These are surprisingly we'll
made goods, tailored with eS.
ccptional skill and care; latest
patterns in fancy worstcd and
all wool cassimeres in light ana
medium shades
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-18
PHILLIPS
Charges His Defeat to
Liberal Use Of Money.
Not Bitter Against His Opponent
Only Very Reminiscent.

Congressman o, +. Phillips says
that he Is not sore head. While
this may be true he Is nevertheless
very reminiscent when the subject of
the Cleveland convention Is suggested.
He has not ceased TO figure on how II
happened that he was turned down.
He made n very interesting obscr-
vation Thursday upon the action or
the Twentieth district convention
which nominated j. A. I,cdlcr one
week ago
II said the other day that the secret
ballot was ono of the principal causes
of my defeat for rcnomina,Ion, said
potent element that contributed 10
it,"
What was that?' Mr. Phillips was
asked
Money" WIS the reply You sec
am not Il rich man ana | did not
care to part with my house and lot
in order to secure u second nomination
for Congress have been informed
by some of my friends that money
proved TO he Il powerful factor in the
convention. aud ! lave reason to he.
lievc that this Is true. | presume that
Il | were rich aud could 20 into poll
ties ms n pastimc, would have becn
rcnominated, and especially is this
true If tho ballot were free and above
board instead of secret
He discussed the subject IN cool
and ordinary matter Of fact manner,
IL do not waut to be understood,
| he continued, ito be n Sorenead. On
the contrary expect TO do what
am able to assist Mr.. Bcidler In be
ing elected A man in politics must
take the bitter with the sweet, and l
have had dose of both within the
last two years And while the swee,
Is more agreeable than the bitter,
cantakc my medicine with a straigh,
face | was defeated for renomipa'
| tlcn and will be able to survive the
disappointment and at the same time
will Join in and help to elect my silc-
cessful rival
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-18

These garments include fabrics
from the most noted mills, and
include every new design and
coloring, made mp with the nj
most elegance, with wide French
facings and piped with silk.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-18

Guaranteed to tit, wear we'll.
and give complete satisfaction.
and. like all other clothing sold
at the Surprise Store, kept in re-
pair for one year free of charge.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-18
THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY.

A thrilling detective story with an
industrial subject will he published in
the Cleveland Sunday World commenc-
ing May 20. The Sunday World is n 81
page paper. up-to-date in every respect.
Delivered with the Akron Sunday Star
at any addrss in Akron, BarbeGton, or
Cuyahoga Falls-both papers at the
usual price of one Sunday paIar, five
cents. Place your order with the Ak
ron Star, Akron, ..
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-18
very low from typhoid fever.

are very low from typhoid fever.
Tho Young Peoples society hold
meetings every Sunday evening in the
NJ. Il. church. All welcome.
The auction at Frank Shaw's store
will be continued each evening this
week and possibly. Saturday after
noon.
The Doylestown street car fine will
he built at once, as il has franchise
into Barber,on, Watch johnson grow
with two car lines: = -
Gus Sciberling,, the. real estate ap-
praiser, is appraising the johnson
property,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-18

busy nutting in their crops despite
the dry weather.
2William McChcsney is moving
Frank Waltz's barn.
Frank Shaw's store buildings and
lot were sold Monday 10 Mr.. lIavis
Of Western STAR for $1,000. Mr. DAVIS
expects to open Il store here in Inc
near future.
Frank Shaw, Jr., and Ward ware
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-16
Verdi ySu tumba,

Ell glorioso autor de <Travia'
ta Ballo, Aida. y de tantas bell1si
mas creaciones mas; ell insigne macs
tro q quien han aplaudido ruidosa
mente tres generaciones, y es hoy
admiration del mundo, acaba de pc
dir permiso al Gobierno italiano pa
ra que sean inhumanos sus mOrtales
despojos en- ell s6tano del Institute
de Beneficencia, fundado por 81 en-
MILAN para la instruction musical
de los pobres
Verdi Sc dispone, por 10 visto q
preparar su sepultura en- un centro
docente del arte sublime que con tan
to brillO cultiv6 durante muchos lus
tros conquistando inmarcesibles 1au
relies.
Mas como esta lerminantemen
te prohibido Ell enterramiento fuera
de los cementerios, el Ninistro de
Instruction P1blica, Bacelli, ha con
testadO al auciano maestro que pre-
sentar& las Camaras un proyecto
de ley especial para obtener ell per.
misc que solicita ell veterano de los
compositores italianos
Y 10 ohtendra seguramente, por
quo la Italia y quienes la represen'
ten, no podrfan jamas' negar NADIA
a aquel que tantos dfas de gloria les
ha proporcionado'
q En- esta imprenta Sc vende papeI
de periodicos viejos 81 40 Ell quin
al. mss 5
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. en- e| Sur.

Re6ere Gel Mercurio., de VAL
parafso, que ell lingeniero don Artu.
70 Barrios ha descubierto un antique
camino ,que pone en- communication
por terra ell lago Manuel Huapf con
ell oceano Pacifco, acontecimiento
notable 81 Sc toman en- consideration
los esfuerzos hechDs por muchos
ilustres exploraoores para encon-
trarlo.
Por cr6nicas que datan del siglo
XVII Sc sabo que los padres jesuitas
fundaron UNI. la. On q orillas del Ia.
60 Manuel Huarf con el objeto de
catetzar los indios que alll mora
ban. Esta ,m;si0u sc comunicaba con
Chloe por un camino, parte huvial
parte terrestre, que partlendo del
lado sur del lago, pasaba por puesto
Blest, en- la iparte occidental, toma
ba ell rio Peulla, y: despues de cru
zar el lago dc Todos los Santos, Ell
Cayutde, llegaba a R4lun, en- la ex,
tremidad norte del esterO do Relon-
cavi. Ofrecla este camino varios in
convenientes: era demasiado largo y
costoso; exigfa q los viajeros el uso
de embarcaciones. y las corrientes y
baios de los rios pOnlan constante
mente on peligro sus vldas.
POr estas raZOneS un padre Je
suita que hab1a cidO declr que ade
mas dc aQuel camino eXlstfa otrO an,
tiguamente frecuentadO pOr los es
pafloles de la co1uuista, seempef15,
on descubrirlo, en- ropetidas ocasio
nes, consiguio sn objetO en- ell anO
e nc
roS pudierou iavCl el Vi j. desde
Nahuel Huapi haoJa Ralun Ell tres
dias. POGO de>pues cl padre jesuita
que habla descubieltO el caminO mu-
rio a manOs de los ir0ius; la mission
fu6 destruida; la vegeta4i6n eXhu =
berante de aquellas tierras borro en-
breve tempo hasta los ultimos ras-
trOs de la via recicn descub bierta, y
durante cercA de dos sigluS fue i'm
possible dar con ella de nuevO. No
luenos de tleco expediciones dirigi
aas & este fin han fracasadO entire ell
mo de 1866 nucstrOs dias. Desde
cl ano de 1850 Sc han internado en-
aouellas regiorcs variOs explorado'
res notab!es. Sus esfuerzoS no han
Si1o estGriles para la ciencia, pues
por eljos ha llcgado coEocorse ca
ii pr complete la topogr2tia de
Laruujnue, al sur del paralelo Al,
Y por ellos ha sido facil para ell Sc
nor Barrios el descubrimientO del
famoso caminO.
Las exploraciones que So han
hecho de la provincial de Llanquihue
LOnen de manifesto la riqueza in
meusa que ALI ex',te en- maderas
narticuarmente On alrlce, y que ell
desmonte y aperture del camino de
Vurilcche, va descuhiA TO, cs q pri
ner paso que debe darse para poner
todos esos bosques al alcance y ser
vicio de la industria Hoy son un
tesoro escondidO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-16
Dragado
del Mississippi.

Seg1n el eScirnt!tic Americans,
en- uing1n rio del mundO existo un
sistema de draga1n tan pcrfecto co
mo ell Que hay en- Cl Mississippi,
deb do a este Os que la navegaclon
en- t' no presenta obstaculos, pnes
la naturaleza de su cOrri( nte hace
que cen frecuencia Sc former en- el
grand > bancos de arena TodOs los
trAbAjOs que Sc hacon en- ell Mlsslssl
ppi estan bajo la direction de una
ComSj0n especial que depende del
DepartamuntO de la Guerra. Hay
constantemente Ell selvicio, durante
la mayor parte del anO, media dOce-
pa dc drsgas hidraulicas de acero
que valen mas de 500, 900 cuda una.
Cast todas estas maquinas puoden
extraer de 700 900 pies de arena
por hora de una profundidad d" Is
pics Las dragas arrastran un tubO
totante que mide co:no 900 pies lie
longitud, por mtdio del cnal C de
posita la arena en- parajes donde no
pueda obs ia navegaci6n.
Una dc las dragas mas dlgnas
de lamar la atenci6n cs la que lleVa
el n0mLro de <Beta', qu fue cons
(rUldA mace va alSuNC5 aAOo, lltHe
dos maquinas de dragar completes
& independents una dc Otfa Costo
$172, 600. Fin cl coutrato Sc cspecid-
CO que la sBetas deboria eXtraer pOr
10 menos 1000 yardAs ciibicas por
hora, y cuando Sc la sOmeti0 a pruo
ba, extrajo por termino medic, 1920
yardas cubieas por hora. Las bonn
bas para extraer la arena son del sis
tema Centrffugo, y son n0Vlta5 pO:
maQuina, de- Vap0r que tt*h"T ara
velocidad Ae 13O revoluciOnet, j de-
sarrollan una fuerza de 230 Caba-
Hos.
Con un par d. dragAs como tsta,
la bahia de San Juan pOdr1a quCdar
dispuesta cu POGO tj"Mpo, para dar
ahrigo con cumodiiai y sin peligro
todu l.. [ cuadra americana.
Pero IN lugar &c hacer 10 que SO
hace en- el Mississippi, SO suprime de
una plumada IL J -nta de obras del
puerto, y con Ltca Sc cierran los Ia.
Heres y Sc aba.0ona un tren de ma
quinaria que cOst6 buenos pesos al
pats.
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l3-TETUAN-l3
La Division de Aduaras y Ne

La Division de Aduanas y Ne
gocios Insularas del Dapa. tane to
de la Guerra de los Es1ad C1iars
informa que SO han inpolt4to Ell IL
Habana duraute e. mes de Ju> 10 20
este af1o mercanclas y moneda acQ,
f1ada por valor de 81, 42O, OS9. De es
ia cantidad Si,439 fueron en- none
da de plata importada de Espana.
Los artfculos que entraron sin pa.
gar derechos representation In va
lor de Slo5, O7o
El va(or total de las mercancias,
de oro y la plata que entcarcn en- Ia
Habana durante los seis prlmeros
meses de 1909, faG de S28, 100, GAS,
contra S27496, 972 en- el 1nismo pc
rlodo de 1899, 10 cual muestra IN
aumentO de S7l2.6o4.
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A los eSpanoleS.
SER 0 NO SER.

La especial situac;6n en- que ha
colocado ell nuevo orden de cosas O.
impera en- ell pals q los espano!es re.
sidentes en- 81, considerandonos CO
no extranjeros, nos impone deberes
que todo trance debemos cumplir.
No es ell menor nj el menos i'm
portante de estos ell demostrar q los
ojos del Gobierno y q la considera
ci6u de los habitantes de Pto Rico,
que, guardando en- todos aquellos ac-
tos en- que, como colectividad debe-
mos fgurar, una prudente reserva y
una exquisite discresion, sabemos
conservar apretadas las filas en- que
nos agrupamos.
Al cum olimiento de esta obliga
ci6n nos impelen, no solamente un
deber elemental sinO nuestrO proplO
y especial interes. Un deber ele-
mental, porque 10 es ei que extran-
jeros nacidos en- Ia misma patria, q.
tienen identica fe, que hablan el mis-
mo idioma y profesan los mismos
principles, no pueden nj deben apa
recer desunidos, provocar divisio-
nes, ahondar enemistades, y propen
der, en- una pa,abra, que Sc nos
tenga por bullaneueros y levautis =
cos
Y e3ta en- nuestro especial inte
res, porque no sabemos en- la mar
cha de los successes que sorpresas
puede reservarnos ell porvenir, y de-
bemos estar preparados y apercibi-
dos para todas sus eventualidades.
En- vista de esto, no es de extra
nar haga pdblico, por medic de es
tas lfneas, ell deplorable efecto que
han producido en- los espanoles de
la isla las discusiones que dividen a
los de San Juan, al tratarse de cons
tituir la Colonia espaf1ola de aquella
ciudad.
Cuando todos esperaban que de
bieron proceder como hermanos re
sulta que proceden como enemigos;
cosa que no comprenden nj pueden
comprender los que residen en- las
ciudades y pueblos del interior, ale
jados como est&n del campo en- que
Sc agitan las pasiones, inspiradas en-
Ell amor propio 6 en- otras fuentes,
mas mezquinas aun.
Creo de mi extricto deber hacer
llegar mis- respetables amigos de
la Capital e] eco de estas quejas, ell
acento de la prote= ia que hasta mi
ha llegado, la expression del meles
tar y el dolor que experimental to
dos aquellos con quienes he hablado,
al yer como Sc distancian los que de-
bieran estar unidos, Sc vilipendian
los que esta en- la obligation de esti
marse reclprocamente, Sc alejan CO.
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f , :. &
Dof1a Rosa va no es joven y tie.
ne un car4cter muy adusto. H. .-
Aver decfa una de sus amigas:
&. No tiene la frescura de la ro'
sa, es 0erdad; pero, conserva las
espinas. #
En- un comercio: ..
-Senora, ll6vese usted una do
cena de estos paf1uelos de bolsillo.
V9alos usted. Son tan fnos, que
cpando uno Sc suena con ellos', pare
ce que 10 hace con la mano
Examen de Historia:
-dPodr1a usted decirme como
murio Luis XVI?
lie cortaron la cabeza y mu
rio a consecuencia lie Ia herida
49,
Dos individuos estan a punto de
venir a las manos.
Uno de ellos lleva un bast6n y
eli otro va completamente desarma'
do.
-Te la echas de valiente- dice
este dltimo porque tienes un bas'
ton en- la mano.
Sueltalo y veras como Gambia la
escena.
Ell interpelado tira al suelo ell
bast6n, y ell otro, cogiendolo inme'
diatamente y soltando un palo & su
adversario, exclama:
mo to decfa 20 que cambiarla
la escena!
La senora de Perez, que es su
mamente obesa, pesa trece arrobas.
Un d1a encuentra a su medico y
le pregunta:
--Dfgame usted, doctor, Sel uso
de la bicicleta ser1a conveniente?
Para usted, tai vez: para ella de
ningdu modo,
~
I'm el fOndO de- un cOrazon recO'
nocido, un beneficio adquiere inte'
res
En- un siglo &rlo mas suelen apa
recer cinco seis bombres de talen
| to; pero que 81 reuniesen su poder
| el mundo entero no podria resistir.
les
90
Los punales de Daghestan, lie
van en- la hoja graba6 esta inscrip'
cion,
eSe cauto en- la ofensa
| yprouto en- la venganza,
| O*O
Una seflOra muy cOnOclda en- so
| ciedad pOr su candidez, decia una
de sus amigas:
--Crees que me paresco & nj
hermana? No es as1. Ella Sc parece
a mi mucho mas que 20 a ella
| La sefora de la casa, despues
de haber leido un periodico, pregun
ia su maridu:
-5Que signitica la palabra GRO
| MICA?
--Cr6nica, cr6nica es -. todc
10 que pasa
-;Pues como dicen que la tos
de la tia es cronica y no pasa nun
ca?
90
Ri que sien- bra vientos, no pue
de recojer flores de malva.
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mo enemigos los que debeu abrazar
Sc como hermanos.
En- nOmbre de cuantoS nan veni
do junto mi, 70 qui>iera yer de
puestas esas mai Quareucla>, que Sc
abra el coraz6n & la boadad, q Ia,
paZ, La concordla, que no Sc levau'
ten las manos maldicieudo.
Ago sublime, algo graude 10
exige: la Patria, que no puede yer
indlferente la d4sunion de sus hijos.
MANUEL CERECEDO MILAN
Stbre: IA 1900:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-16
Desi1usiones.

1D6nde esta de mi amor la dulce prenda9
iD6nde est6 mi adorada!
;D6nde su linda boca que suspira
Y perfumes exhalaS
iDonde estan sus brillantes negros o1os
Que iluminan mi alma?
iD6nde estan sus cabellos abundosos
Y su tez nacarada?
1En d6nde su cintura que flexible
Sc niece con las auras? p
1En d6nde de sus labios hechicefos
Las amantes palahras?
1D6nde esta ell dulce bien por quien suspiro'
SPor que de mi Sc aparta!
5Por que con sus amores mis- amores
Carinosa no paga?
;Donde esta mi Pepita? iDo Sc oculta
Ell alma de mi alma. 49,?
iD6nde' ha de estar! sentada en- la cocl&a
recogida la falda.
cOmiendo arroz blanco con los dedos
en- un lato de lata.
(An0n5nlo.J
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-16
GQldnterld.

la cual, despues de llamarle,
le dijo con dulce tono:
& A como, buen hombre, vende
Ell quintal de lena?
IA como?
A siete reales y medic
para no decir que 6 ocho.
-sQuiere ust6 seis?
--+Y uste ;quiere
seis cantaros en- los morros? I
MANUEL DEL PALAClO.