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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-11
AMERICAN WORKMAN SUPERIOR.
German Manufacturer Says Five
Do Work Of Thirty Europeans.

New York. Aug. M-Among the passen-
gers who arrived from Europe On the Ham
burg-American liner Auguste Victoria was
Henry c. Payne Of Wisconsin. ex-chair-
man Of the Republican National Commit
tee. Speaking of the commercial advance
Of the United States in the worlds mar
ke1 Mr.. Payne said Ii was impossible for
an American in Europe not to be impressed
with the strides made by American manu-
facture-s.
Especially in Austria Hungary and Ger
many. he said. were the people apprehen-
sive Of the inroads America was making
in their trade. A few years ago. he said.
Austria was sending shoes to America.
while now there was IN operation In vien-
ma an American h o store. where only
Am-erican-made shoes were sold.
The Germans. Mr.. Payne said. are very
much impressed with the way Americans
do business, and are sending their repre-
sentatives to this country to get point
ers.
On board the Auguste Victoria. he said.
were three or four representatives Of Ger
man firms who came over for that pur-
pose. A large oil producer had told him.
MI, Payne said. that he had sent his rep
resentatives to America to study the sit
uation. and that as q result Of their OBJ
~servations he had found out that nve
American workfngmen could do the Work
that in Europe gives employment to tnirty
men.
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THE WEEKS MONEY MARKET.
ouiet Business Transaetea-Denand
Fair and Rates Steady.

The financial situation AZ this point during the
week. while In Q very satisfeefofy condition from
TO expectations. the volume Of business handled
being less than expectsd For some unsxulaiaed
nearly an dspertmsnts Of MISUNDERSTANDING So
rtous. but sin q fsIins on; xhen eon:ldered IN
sus,nsss IN a numb, Of line e. Improved, ana
Throuehout the week the checking ana depnsifing
have beer. active: and a s,nes ysry liee-al: then
nov up 90 satisfactory. The d<msnd for money.
taking the week all the way through. was more
nan fair. and borrower OF nearly an classes
Gere reuresented at the loan counters Of the
various bark and trust companies. Money was
n lave supply. and loans were made without
trouhle at the old rates Of 5 10 z per cent. on
SNSrh hssls call and tine uaoeT vsse Discounted.
~ Wss sssA 70 ~ s.ssssaetufy. "
m heal hank elearings for ths vsSk. while
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DOG CARES FOR A PIG.
Shepherd Exhibits Motherly Feel.
ing for Orphaned Runt.

Denton. Tex. Aug. M-A shepherd DOG
sucking and mothering Q pig. - the curl
Gus anomly presented on the Ruddel place.
east Of town. When the Dig was born It
turned out to be q runt. such . runG In
fact, that fits mother refused to take any
cognizance whatever Of tn existence, and
refused to let IT about her. ". q. Ruddes-
shephsrd bitch. which prumDtly took
With the runt, and since that ttsnnS . Do11
ago. has taken the greatest earo q =
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HIGHER CLOSING =
FOR CORN AND WHEAT.
MISUNDERSTANDING REPORTS
THE FEATURE OF WHEAT.
Coarse Grains Attracted Less At
tention, but Corn Showed Gains
Oats Was Not So Strong.

With one single exception-that of oats
the grain markets here the past week have
made a very sood record on the bull side.
and closed yesterday with encouraging gains
To their credit. and with sentiment and
feeling largely favorable to the buying side.
The situation in a general way was more of
a professional one than IL has been Of late.
Outside interest was not 50 great, and espe-
cially as regards the coarser grains. the
numerous shake-outs received the week be-
fore by the country contingent causing
many to wi.hdraw from the market, and the
actions of corn and oats have not been Of a
nature to increase business on outside ac-
count Not that there has been no outside in
terest. for there has. and sufficient to make
trading in the local pit on change very live
~ ana Interesting at times. and. In the ag-
sregate. a good all-round business was
transacted. As has been the case for the
past several weeks. weather and crop con.
diions 10th at home and abroad, have been
the ruling factors. and the chief incentive
to the strength that has been witnessed all
through the week in the general speculative
situation.
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ChicagO Stocks,
wall street G0ssiu.

me folloWing synopsis OF gossip In regard to
leading features Of the New York stock market
was received by d. r. Francis. Bro. q Co.:
New YORK Aug 1a.-Londcn cables reported a
strong market on the other side under the leader
shin Of an advance in consoie. but there was no
sr.jin1 on the curb there snd arbitrage transac-
sior- were limited to purchase Of about Loo
shares, Distributed among several stocks In small
lois
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Brokers who sometimes represent market lead.
ere said to-day that they considered the interval
from now until the openinR On Monday as q
somewhat critical period for the market Tn
developments IN the ~.~el strike thew reRarded as
most Important. Some Chicago houses were mod
crate BUYERS OF the grangers. but the speculative.
element there Is Intensely bes rish and profess.d
to expect a very unfavorable Government report
a the com crnp.
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TOTAL SALES.
Transit. 100 at 26N.
Missouri Trust, 10 at los: 5 at 1osH.
Lincoln Trust (old). so at 23S.
Mercantile Trust new. 5 at ss5.
Third National Bank. 10 at &c: Is At "a; 3 At
"a.
Westinghouse. 10 at "a; 70 at IA.
Granite. 100 at 1.s2is.
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People's Gas was bought early by representa-
tives Of the controlling gas interests here. but
lust before the close sam houses that were ag-
and forced the price DOWN sharply. The set1ing
10Th Yesterday and to-day was bssed wholly on
IA. supposed to have been ended by the agree
mert made with the city Of Chicago . couple Of
months ago.
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P~lttaburgs Stocks.
Received daily by d. r. Francis. Bro. 4 Co.
ia North Fourth street.
Pittsburg Plate Glass. IT. bid: l7fh asked.
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The coarse grains. that Is to say. corn
and oats. did not receive the speculative
attention that they have been accustomed
to Of late. the reason being that interest
was almost wholly conferred In wheat. Corn
came In for a fair share OF attention from
the trade. but outside interest. 50 conspicu-
Gus Of late, was lacking to a great ex-
tent, and while this grain stin had many
who had a friendly feeling for II. the sup
port accorded wheat by good buying was
lacking and the gains for the week were
small Crop damage reports were received
in abundance during the week. but were. in
a measure. made less effective by the
weather conditions. which were more or
less favorable. Receipts and shipments
were small, and so were ciearances. 1t was
the great strength shown by wheat that
held corn up. as the trade was Inclined to
act with caution, especially as the Govern
ment report was due the last day of the
week. and was expected to show q con-
dition OF g. IL not considerably less than
that.
Although this grain did not gain much II
did not lose much either, and at the close
Sept. was sc higher at 59Sc. Dec. up at
1Sc and May at Sic Oats were slow. and
the market all the way through was unin-
teresting and attracted but little attention.
comparatively speaking. Such strength as
was shown was mainly through sympathy
with corn. the bearish influences being the
slack cash business and the movement
from the country. At the close Sept. was
&c up at SIC. and May was quoted nc up
at Ac.
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BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.
First Cell.

' REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Aug. le-Sales Of bonds were made
here to-day as follows:
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Wheat throughout the week exhibited
more independent strength than has been
witnessed for some time, and has been the
center or speculative interest. professionally
and otherwise. Pretty much everything In
me way OF news favored the bull side. and
ing day to the close. Buying for export
was one Of the features Of the situation.
and was due to bad crop conditions abroad.
and especially In France and Russia, tbs
last being reported an almost complete
failure The buying for foreign account
here and elsewhere was heavier thar IL mas
been for a year. as the enormous export
ciearances from the seaboard go to prove.
tney being Of record-breaking proportions
and amounting to &,sl2 900 bu.. or over q
nearly Loo 900 bu. In excess of the previous
nigh record OF 7.4S4.00 bu. last Nov. These
enormous clearances naturally drew attea-
ton to wheat and Increased the bullish
aeeiihs' causing many to range themselves
a disposition to take the opposite.
Inc weather In the Northwest was cool
and favorable for harvesting. but IL WAS
tfmated that the Governments report
would show q. decrease of about 50yoO0,O 900
crop news was very bullish and included
drought in Siberia, the Baltic Provinces
and the Valley Of the volga, which was
said to be almost equal to q total failure Of
the Russian crop. Another bull influence
was the decreased crop movement. and late
In the week rains In the Northwest created
fears OF a wet harvest. but zone Of these
were In 1t with the enormous export move
ment. which offset everything else. There
were the usual soft spots and setbacks
amounted to much. and the close yesterday
was at an advance for the week Of from
&c to 3k6A. the Sep. option closing at
O1sc and Dec. at ~
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New York Curb stocks.
Received. daily by q. H. Walker q Co, stock
and bond dealers. No. 80 North Fourth street:
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Trading was genera1v iiRht In all Issues. ard
,here VAS yerv little business in the bond crowd
Rrokers USUALLY active In bonds said that trad
in9 there was restricted bv uncertainty in reRar1
10 the future Of the money market. but that
there was no pressure and orders were hard to
an
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tpar value 500. full paid and nonassessa-
ble); but with the coming in of the well We
anticipate instructions from the company to
either withdraw the stock from sale or AID
VANCE THE PRICE TO PAR, II not
higher.
We are therefore unable to say how long
this opportunity will remain open. We can
simply say that It Is open now, and that.
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The above kilograms from the Presi-
dent, Vice President and Driller Of the
Export Oil and Pipe Line Company ex-
plain themselves. The company's first
well is progressing so fast and so favor
ably that. bar accident, it is likely to
come in at any time now.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30

Este <vigilante2 es enemigo psrsonaI de
honrado comerciants don Juan Sierra, y no 50
dA punto de reposo, pues con actividAd pas
mosa, adn por la mas insigni6cante faits, for.
mula deiacfones contra dfcho amigo, tsnl6n.
dolo amenAzado de que 81 dice Ago en- los pc
riodicos, no le " dejar quieto.
El sehor Sierra, tiene un dep6sito de leche
estahlecfdo en- dfeho barrio, y por cansa e las
innumcrablss denuncias de que era objeto :
tsnfdo que csrrario,y llama mucho Ia tenci6n
de que mientras estuvo tomando la ieche al
concejal Miranda, SO ls molestaba, y dssde
que dej6 de tomarscla debfdo Ia altars ci6n
del precio que ls puso Miranda, es que vie
ne el xvigilants> Fiorf, ens2nSudose de IN
modo &troz contra ell sefior Sierra.
En- cambio ell mismo Miranda, miembro
del AyuntAmfento, que SO ha erigide On cac-
que del barrio, tieno en- casa de familia IN
deposito para sl expendio de lsche, quo no
rsune Las condfciones que exige la junta de
sandal; llamAmos Ia atenci6n de 6sta, para
que corrijs ese abuse, va que ef cefcse <sigl-
lante,s por 10 visto Sc ocupa de clio, sin
duda por tratarss de panisguado.
Hay otros dep6sitos en- Ell barrio, que ia m
POGO reunen las condolences, pero son sus due
nos repnblcanos, y con ESQ basta, para aHs
no SO les moleste. Apesar de que en- uno de
esos dep6sitos hay un hombre enfermo.
Esto sin ouda no 10 fgnorarz Flori; pero
40 Sc ocupa de visitar ess dep6sito, que es IN
oco de infection cuando debfa de haberlo de-
luncado hace tiempo.
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Volveras temprano?
No 10 se.... / Adi6s !.... Adi6s ..

ii singulail-dij Pablo para ST, al YER
SO en- la calle.-No Sc en- que consste que 10 e
sea ahora tan ipsoportable una criatura Ia
que tanto he querido!
Al cabo de ratio entr6 nuestro hombre
sn un restaurant de los Campos E1seos, DON
de lie esperaba, en- un gabinete reservado una
mujer en- extreme hermosa Y eleganae Que
penas le miro al decirle con malos modos
ii Hace diez minutes que le estoy espe
rando listed!
-Dispensems usted, Marcia; pero me hs
entretenido en- Ia calle IN amigo que no Il @
ha dejade hasta hace momento. Crea u.s.
ted que ardfa en deseOs de llegar.
-iVamos, estarfa usted al lado de esa mu-
-sQuien, 20? mo le he dicho usted que
TODD ha conclude entire nosotros?
lilo mismo me da! lPor mi no hay incon-
veniente en- que sfga usted adorandola
-lYa sabe usted quien es la .encantadora
criatura qaen amO con toda mi alma
-lComamos pronto, porque tepgo que ir
las nueve en- punto!....
ida yeras?
ST, me aguarda el baron esa hora no
quiero hacerle esperar.
Marcia y Pablo sentaron la mesa
df6 comienzo la comida.
--Creo que ssa Magdalena es una vieia
-5Por que ufe liable usted siempre de esa
desdichada? Lo que 20 no Ia nombro nun
ca. listed es Ia 1nfca muier quien pienso,
la dnica quien adore, la dnica que ha logra-
do trastornarme la raz6n, la dnica....
LIE aovlorCo usted que 81 s1gue abu-
rriendome frases hechas que va ma
die emplsa, lie planto inmediatamente hecho
andar sin rumbo flo por esas GALES de Dos.
Cuando hubo terminado la comda, dijo
Marcela Pablo:
~Ahora me voy solita no SO retrar& US
ted hasta dentro de diez minutes. No quiero
que nos vean juntos. Pongame usted ell abrigo.
Mientras Marcela estaba de espaldas dis
puesta que Pablo ejecutara sus ordenes ks-
te fntent0 darla un beso en- la nuca. Pero la
p1uj jer Sc volyi0 presurcsa, con acento de In
dignaci6n censur6 agriamente la osadfa de su
acompa1ante
Pablo, como ST le hubiesen sorprendido CO.
metiendo una grave faita, baj6 Ia cabeza re-
nuncf6 por complete su prop6sito
Aquel cander, aquel tenor de desagradar,
aquel respeto { una eriatura indgna de tales
homenajes, aquela esclavftud yoluntaria, con-
trasteban de un modo singular con las mani
festaeones de menosprecio con que dos horas |
antes mortidcaba Pablo una infortunada |
M jer que e adoraba con TODD gu corazon.
dos personas conenzaban sufrr las te-
rribles torturas de amor no correspondido. |
Pablo, que como IN imb6cil corrla tras de |
una cuaquiera que no sentfa por 81 afecto al
guno, Magdslela, que esperaba asu antique
amante con los ojos inundados de lagrimas.
iContrastes de Ia vidal
Montioyeux.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30
Montjoyeux.
Preceptores de Humacao

La Junta dc instruction de Humacao ha
nom brado los siguiente maestros para dirigfr
las sscuelas De aquela ciudad en- ell pr6ximo
cursoi
Principal don Aveino G. Pefa.
Graduados; senora dofia Carmen Garcia
Castafi6n, seforitas Mercedes Cintron, Horton
cia Valera, Mercedes Mandry, y Josefa Re-
curt. Senores; don Demetrio Valera, don Ra-
mon Cordero Matos.
cea. Ssnores: don Leon Morales, Juan de
Dios Lopez, Anacleto Lopez, Marcos Fuentes,
Juan F. Vargas Ramon Pales.
Queda una rural pendiente de provision,
por falta de aspirantes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30
RATIFICATION
3enor Director de LA DEMocBAc1A.

3enor Director de LA DEMocEAc1A.
Caguas.
Qorre la version por algunos desocupados
60 ssta ocaIdsd que yo he adjurado de mis-
ds&s ingresando en- ell partido repablicano
IAN hecho propalar la noticia con ell mayor
aesearo cinismo; como tai cosa no ha su-
cedldo quiero hacer conssar que sempre he
pertsnecido al gran partido federal y no me
separare de colectivdad mfsntras YEA que
lcha este por ell benestar de nuestra 1nfor-
,unadA Borfnqaen, puss al partido federal de-
oen pertenecer los hombres de cordnra SEN
sasez para que asf conste esos NAL entire
!snldos me ratihco en- 10 dichO, pues no 0uiero
que por mas tempo SO yenga dudando de mi.
Lo que publicarA en- las columnas de Ia
popular diaro, por 10 que le anticipa las gra-
eAs .. $. q. b. 8. m.
Leonardo Sanchez.
Humacao, 27 de Setiem bre de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30
CUENTOS Y NARRAC|ONES
;CONTRASTES!

Pablo Magdaleua estaban asomados 4
ana de las ventanas de la quinta que hacia po
co tempo habfan qulado en- Auteul
Los dos guards sban siencio pensando, sin
duda, en situacoa presente.
6Que le quedsba Pablo del amor que ha-
bla profesado aqueIla mujsr? Sin motivo al
gun0 hsbla visto decrecer passion COM
preDdendo que hab(an desaparecido todas sus
iusiones. Sin embargo, segufa viviendo con
aquella infeliz criatura por eostumbre por CO.
rrecc6a Por IN resto de galanterfa
Magdalsna, por su parte, estaba conven-
clda de que Pablo habfa deiado de amarla y
de que era irremsdiable su desdicha.
-6Que tienes, hijs mfa?-le pregunt6 su
antique amante,
Me matan tu desvfo tu indifersncia.
Va no me amas
nuestro amor es mas reposado que antes, por
que 10 garsntiza nuestra mdtua:fdeldad,
No me persuaden tus pslabras, engs 10
sSs como todas las tuyas.
-Indudabemente, has tenido hoy aTguna
sontrariedad que desconozco
No. Te habio con Ia mayor sinceridad
del mundo. dCrees acaso que no he notado
tu frlaldad? Antes querias estar siempre mi
lsd0 ahora tienes que salir contfnuamente
en- busca de tus amigos.
-Pero mujer....
-Es indtil que trates de disculparte.
Magdalena RETRO de la ventana, y, con
los ojos inundados de lagrimas, Sc desplom6
en una butaca.
Pablo no Sc movi6 de 81 sitio sigui6 con-
smplando oil vuelo de las goondrinas
5Que habrfa podido decirle? Una mentira
porque TODD 10 que aquela mujer le eehaba
cara era Ia para verdad.
Aunqus hubiese queride, no ls habrfa ST.
do possible disfrazar su indffersncia su des-
Vfo
Msgdaena tosi6 Pablo aproveeh6 aque-
la OCCASION para rompsr sl silencio.
-5Qaieres que cisrre Ia ventanap- diio,-
vi fresco podrfa acatarrarte.
ST, cierra, si5ntate mi lado como en-
Dtro tempo.
Pablo obedecl6 cogi6 una de las manos
de Msgdalena.
NO me acaricies-exclamo 6sta-pues
no quiero que to esfuerces en- aparentar 10 que
no sentes. Lo 1nico que deseo es que me di-
gas q verdad. 5Amas otra?
No.
-6Es rubia rorena?
- Estas delirando
Me gustarfa conocerla.
TIE lnro que no amo made mas que & II.
IA donde vas ests noche? 6Serfas cspaz
do llevarme 81 teatro?
Con muchfsimo gusto. Pero por des-
grseia, me he com prometldo & ir & conner con
unos parientes que sc han empehado en- que
les acompa1e Ia mesa.
II Unos parientes En- otro tempo nj
ne los citabas squiers, ignoraba que los
iuYlerasl Anda con Dios conner con tu IA
milia No quiero detsnerte nj un instante
mas Prefsro estar sols yerte bostezar de
iAstdo.
Iba anocheeer. Despu6s de haberse ves-
sdo disponiase Pablo salir, cuando Magda-
lena ls pregunt6
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Nos i1teresa

Deseamos conseguir una collection del Pc
ri6dfco La B1lslnzd, que Sc editsba San Juan,
correspondent tie al aflo $50 los meses de
Abril, Mayo, Janio, Julio Agosto.
Suplicamos nuestros amigos de la isia
que ST aguno posse dicha collection qu1ere
venderla 8 faciltarnosla, puede dfrigrse
n uestro director don Mariana Abril. P.
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Oueias de Puerta de TERRA

Nos dfcen de Puerta de TERRA:
Parece que el <vigiIantes de hygiene Fran
cisco FIorf, toma demasiado interes el
desempelo de su cargo, cuando de hacerle da-
40 algdn correligionario nuestro Sc trata,
creyendose absolute en- el barrio, amenaza
denuncia 4 su caprcho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30

oe yends un piano en- buen esttado como
lstrpmento y muy bonito en ITO dollars.
Los que interesen dicho objeto, pueden
Nrllirse ssts imprenta al hotel xAurora,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30
ELHOMBREYIAIIRA


La Ira no es ell hombre
Herdclito
Me preguntas, hermosa, siel poeta
Nos dice en- SuS veTS0S
LO que siente su alma
o guarda su pecho:
o 81 finge pesares amargcs.
Dolores aceTyOs,
| GenerosaS iras
Y grandes anheloS;
| Si sus tristes vagas nostalgias
De un mundo de suefos
Son falsas mentiras,
Pueriles inyentos,
0 ST son de sus luchas internas
Les feles espejos.
70 no puedo decir ST ell poeta
Es grande embusteTo,
Els loco sublime,
O ST es Prometeo
Cuya entrafla devora implacatle
Ell buitre sangriento,
De garras agudas
halito de fuego,
Que devora al que siente en- Ell alma
Las dudas subimes,
Que agitan al genio,
Y que inarvertidas
PaSan para ell neciO
Que lmita SD mente IN espacio
De lindeS estrechos.
70 no puedo decirlo Jay! veces
FL bsrdo que dice
Magnifcas cosas,
Verdades sublimes;
Que efende en- Sus can tOs los pueblos
tsle Ell despota oprme,
Que llOra las cuitas
De los infelices,
Que deia en- suS rimas de GRO
Algo indefnible,
Amores divinos,
nCstalgiaS triStes
De otros mundos de ambente mas sano
Que Ell mundo en- que yive.
Ay! veces Ell bardo decsiende
Del mundO divino,
De sus mobiles sueflos
hermosos delirios,
Donde agita Sus alas la musa,
Al mundo meZquino
De ambiciones torpes
menguados yicios
Donde Ell exito impera absolute
triuLfa Ell inicuo,
De tOdo Sc inmols
AL ruin egoismo, /
Donde todo Sc lleva al mercado |
Con avaro instinto,. |
al alcazar del despota sube,
Ddla La Orgla,
7 alarga la mano
Con necia sonrisa,
al que en- cambio de halagos pueriles
Favores lie brinda;
Y MEGA su patria,
De su honor abdca,
Y va traS Ell Gro
Con torpe codicia,
7 alberga ambiciones bastardas
Z negras envidias.
Pero pienso que impulsan su alma
Dos distintas fuerzas,
Una hacia 10 alto
Otra hacia la TERRA
Que en- las nOches de insomnia su mente
Las grandes ideas,
AnsiandO ser versos
En- tropel Sc allegan.
en- los dias de calma de 1ucha
Vienen las pequenas,
CCnviertense en- hechos
Y al tango lie llevan.
Felix Munoz Grillo.
Sbre. de 1901
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ANUNClO

En le noche del 80 de Julio pasado,
desaparecio de Ia fnca de don Benigno To.
rres, donde pastaba, un caballo de color
zaino amarillo careto, zalco de un ojo, pa.
tas traseras blaDcas de paso menudeado,
de seis cuartas de alzada, de seis sfios de
edad, de mucho brio estrellero; de la
propiedad del que suscribe.
Be gratihcafa Ia persona que Dc noti-
cias de su paradert: sc llama la atenci0n
de Ia policfa insular de laisla y de la mu-
nicipal de aquellos pueblos donde la hu.
Morovis, Septiembre 9 de 1901.
PascuaI Arroyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30
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