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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-10

"Cape May" will be the name of the
ferryboat to be constructed at the ship
yards of the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Co., for the Philadelphia & Reading
railway, and which is to ply between
Philadelphia and Camden.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-10

Gregson V. Greer, the well-known
umbrella repairer, died Thursday,
at his residence, No. 4l2 Shipley street.
of Bright's disease, after protracted
Illness. He was about 65 years OF age.
A widow survives him. E.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-10

The Lad is Enrolled at No. 10 School and
the Children There Propose to start a
Fund With Which to Buy Him Artificial
Feet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
AFFECTS KIRBY COMPANY.
1T PURCHASED THE TEXAS PINE
LANDS HOLDINGS
Which the Industrial Company Alleges
Was Pledged by Contract to
Sell Its Timber.

beaumont Tevos Sc..t.,,tor a po,.,.I
~ ''" ~ "'-', w.
ing ihe litigation between the Industrial
Lumber company and tho Texas Pine Land
association ma. foliov.,r,, .. ,.,+b,r,,t y,,,,,
A. ~" ~ '"| y NUI"'I'" 'oui
VIC Peut'"h OF the INDUSTRIAL Lumber cola
ruuy IN Its application foI a receiver and
l.iunrtIou. ,rba ,,.r..,t,,t, -, -
,,..i,, ''il'ns ""H' lN u"
l'''lUeu' 'o sun instituted by the In
dusIrl2l Lumber company against the Texas
Pine Land association f,. l,,,,.,,. go
' ''''''-'7 'v
suI'l"- iI"hl preach OF contract, which
contract vas entered into Amin INgS nv
rho forms of this cnntr,,t th Iv.i,-,ri,I
- Wv '''',u ~
i"'l''' company acquired possession OF the
mill plant of said association, situated at
Silsbee Texas I'm Hardin oouptv rho CON
+r..,
'''' "'S' N'lP"'"lVV lA"l lR" ilhe l'ahl
association would log the mill to- its fun
capacity Ey ifs forms thc r,ntrlrf ny
,i,l
P't'" ON '", ISL OF July lWl. bui IL Is
alleged uv the Industrial Lumber company
that % WIS extended Tor n further two
years from and after lulv I last. few
weeks ago. N Is alleged the Kirby Ium
Der company purchased the milling plant
from tue Texas Pine Land association. MS
wen as oll OF the timber On an of the
lands conveyed by II to the Houston oil
company. the oil company purchasing the
entire holdings and thea nuking convey
ance OF the timber 10 the lumber company.
About ten days ago the Kirby Lumber
putnuuuV SpuupS cred thn milIinu nIrut aud
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
HOO HOO coNcAreNATloN.
Tenth Annual Session Convened at Nor
folk Va

Tenth Annual Session Convened at Nor
folk. Va.
Norfolk, Va, September 9.-rhc tenth
annual session OF the Concatcnatcd order
Of Hoo Hoos assembled here today. There
are about 700 delegates from all over the
country who represent almost every phase
Of the labor world, owing to the absence
Of Mayor Beaman from the city formal
address Of welcome was made by Common
wealth Attorney W H. Venable. captain
James W. McGarrlck also spoke for the
hotrd of trade. owing to the injury suS
tained In an elevator accident yesterday
morning Shark OF the Universe w T.. Stil.
vel Of Savannah was unable 10 take an
actiye part In the opening session He
was the stage, however.
senior Hoo Hoo A. NJ. Weir Of Lincoln
called the concatenation to order and re-
Piled 10 the clty's address OF welcome.
Speeches were also made by exBojum A.
J.. McLeon Of Ohio and eX-Snark w. n.
Barnes OF Mississippi
Mr.. StilwelPs address was read by w.
l.. Gmenlllatte Of Georgia. In the after
noon he delegates took a trip around the
harhol While the Osiran cloister was In
session and In the afternoon a class of
forty Eve kittens" was admitted into the
"orier of the black cat"
A briliiant reception was rendered the
ladies who accompanied the delegates In
the pallors Of the Monticello hotel this
evening. The convention will be IN session
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
LAW AND ORDER.
A Meetno to Consider Morals Was Held /
at Marlin.

A Meetino to Consider Morals Was Held
at Marlin.
Marlin, Texas, September "a very
large audience was present at the CLAW
and order" service mt the court house last
night Al each church the pastors dis
missed services took part in this meeting.
While the movement has been started
strictly for local purposes, yet nj this meet
ing the law-hIenking element in general
was strongly censurcd. Al the opening of
tho meeting Rev. HOtchkiss of the Metho-
dist church offered prayer, ana in his peti-
tion TO God the president, la his sat and
dangerous condition, was tepdery remem'
bercd Or T.. IL Carroll OF Waco was the
regard TO violations of law aud disregard
OF order In general. lie referred u the
cruel and hoartless manner in which our
president was recently seriously. and per
hupS mOrtally Wounded by bulltt from
% deadly weapon snenhngly concealed In
HE bloody. dastardly hand OF The anarch-
list and assassin.
ing was held say this will by no means be
the last aud that in she future all ntten-
ton will be devoted to an effort looking
to the retirement Of conditions; that all
means will he used 10 have the Sabbath
laws enforced and also the law against
gaming
Marlin is no worse land. really. not even
a little bit hetter) than other i've towns,
and Of course q great many things are
done by great mauy OF her citizens that
can not be classed acts OF morality OF
Christianity. and II Will require heroic ef
forts OF the good ones 70 hold the bad
ones IN check.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
SOUTHERN PROGRESS,
The New industries Reported ~
Il

80 ctL l.; : tsJseL
+ ooulI' w q 'Fe"
Chattanooga, Tenn, September "a
more importont OF the new indusrs (
'",l'.'," -, ~ ,hs 2.
ported by the lraueslah ior
ended September I, include ANI
oSuboIf comnony Mt Louisville IT, 1
-, - - sao+orr AZ ow,n;s
naiI'I ana staNe l"c'u'' d"
Ky; S25, 600 brick works at Brnns4l
Ala. and brick works at CoODa /
9, -, .,,,a,,,, foctorv At ND
OI"Hs'' leNls' "'o"'i' 49, .at,,,
Texas; n $4,000 buggy ma iiiia.
plant at Owenshoro, KY Z h 6Ib is.'
pany at Dallas, Texas; 2 S-'l,VVv u,a Nv \
company at Nashville Tenn. cii n
at Artcmus, Ky; q S22.OOo eo aa,t M
company at Palntsville, Ky; ia s y X
at Eufaula, Ala; cotton, mills az
vile, Ala, and Monticello ArK M MI
light plants At ThomaSton' Gas ". djp'Ii n
Greenwood, Miss. and Hcmpstesa.,aao, .,s
u light water and power eosa WIFI
Georgetown. Ky; a fertilizer. !. iae "
Nashville, Tenn; an iron furnace ~
Miss; 100000 furnace co iup.as
Clarksvillc, Tenn; n fertilizer ia. sf
Gainesville. Ga; Touring mus
madukc. Ark, ana IOOl, w I'm. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE PREslDENT.

The physicians say that all signs are
favorable: but they viii not positively
assert that the president VIII &c, we'll
The president is very cheerful nnd be.
lieyes that he viii recover.
Mr. Roosevelt believes that bulle-
tin giving absolute assurance OF rccov.
cry will be issued In short time
Relatives Of MIR Mckinley aud mem
brrs of the cabinet are 80 confident Of
recovery that they have left Buffalo.
CzolgoSz was again put through the
sweating process by the police without
developing anything new.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
STATE


Hhe convict son Of an Eastern mil
ioFaire has been pardoned from the
coal mines at Calvert.
meeting to consider morals was
held at Marlin.
Two negroes were shot, one OF them
dying. at Stephenylllc for using obscene
iahgnage In the presence OF lady.
Speaker Prince states positively that
NJ Is not candidate for governor
heavy sales of State land In West
Icf'S are now being made
d. u. Martin has been appointed judge
Tor the Beaumont judicial district
Bryan viii probably be selected as the
iecalion for the girls industrial school
Chairman Wells has not yet declared
MS political Intentions
Prchlbit'onlsts won out In Cherokee
aGd Freestone counties.
The people Of Galveston win today
elect two OF the commissioners under
the new plan OF government.
Peter Clausen was Rilled aud four
other men were badly hurt by falling
building at Orange.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10

Corpus Christi. Texas, September o-The
hne rains which have fallen In This see
ton almost daily for the past week have
added great Impetus 10 the prospects for
an unpTecedentedly heavy cabbage crop
during The coming season. The prospects
are tnat from 1900 to 1000 acres will be
Gftotel 10 that staple alone. Most OF the
farmers have their plants IN their embryo
state, that Is, in small enclosures and hot
houses and now that there Is an exceeding
~ good season in the ground many are
at work preparing their soil To transplant
and formally set ont the small plants. Nat
Hithsianding the fine prospects Mt present.
tbs majority of TIDE truck gardeners Will
resort TO Irrigation as tue most practical
method Of assuring good yield. Many
ot the irrigation plants are now ready for
furniYhlng water as the eMgency arises
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10

Nharton, Texas, September o-Dr Carrie.
ton and several others Of FL Campo passed
through Wharton yesterday en- route foe
Oklahoma, where they win take possession
OF lands recently drawn In the last draw.
Ing. Dr. Carleton speaks IN high terms
or the Oklahoma country. and will prob.
ably locate there in the near future
NJ, II. y. ott9 AMI Mrs sam Puryisnce
Misses Alma ana Kate Walls OF Bay City
are visiting their relatives, DR.. and Mrs.
b H. Walls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
OIL DEVELOPMENTS.
RAILROADS.

A corp5 Of engineers commenced the
survey for the Central extension from
Buruet to Lompasas
a penalty suit was instituted against
the Cotton Bolt by State Officials Of
Texas, the amount inv1.ted being
S2,0SJ. GOO
Tho employees Of the Houston ard
Texas Central started movement tn
build monument TO the memory of the
late Captain G.. A. Quinlan, the roads
deceased general manager.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10

lantern ignited the gas and there M
terrific explosion. A column OF On
up through the hole, enyeloping Bcftiil
mo man vas nngbiG Ia ret n hIm.ss
of the flames and when rescued hI n
was fairly cooked.
Men who witnessed the accident nH
his rescue and dragged him out Of u. \
A physician was summoned and eyal1l
20 sihle was done to allay the lnteus I
When Mr. Mcdaniel left Port I'D
this morning 1t was not believed b
would die, but it was the opinion II
attending physician that both Of b, 4
had been DESTROYED
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
MIL LnSE Rnru rvrs

Beaumont Texas, September g-B
Boren, night yard master of the Kansas
v''y southern railroad, at Port Arthur
last night met with am accident which will
cost man both eyes and may result in his
death
Particulars Of the accident were brought
70 Beaumont this morning by Mr. William
Mcbamei The Kansas city Southern had
LAST night Mr.. Boren was present and an.
peHhtendmg tho drawing Of OH info fbe
tnrl tank OF the locomotive When the oil
MI Boren endeavorcd to discover Iust nov
m9ch the tank contained. To accomplisb
5nls he took lighted lantern and let II
HgoWh me tank and just as he thrust his
iH0e uuNh TO peep In the flames from lie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
LOCAL.

All business streets except Commerce
to he paved with asphalt.
The council has a deadlock over the
nomination OF city health officer The
Longest session on record
The school board arranging for more
buildings
Death of Mrs Alice Coyle Hallam.
number Of students leave for the
Agricultural and Mechanical college.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
DOMESTIC.

A train on the Baltimore and Ohio,
having on hoard G. \. r. delegates,
was wrecked near Wheeling, W. VA
The National convention Of Red Men
opened mt Cincinnati, ohio.
The Schlcy court of inquiry which
meets Thursday mny disclose a black
record for the naNnI rlinue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
LEGISLATIVE.

The senate appropriation bill is ready
to he taken up.
There was nc quorum In either house
and nothing was done.
caucus Of opponents Of the uniyer-
sity has organized for opposition
Efforts to have additional matters
submitted to the legislature will prob
ably be without nynll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
District AVERAGES.
Aldrioh Is Mentioned.

Crockett Texas. September 3, Since this
uIoustonl county has been pla ed in a pew
congressional district, pronun mt democrats
hers are mentioning the nan@ NJ Hon A.
a. Aldnch as candidate for congress.
Judge Aldrlch was for fonr years county
Judge, and Is now a representative In the
Twenty .seycnth Legislature.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
Residenoe ~ Minshn.o

Winshoro, Texas. September S.-Lust
night about II o'clock fire destroyed a
dwelling house owned by b. H Gray and
occupied by Mrs. Howard Of Dallas. The
IRE was caused by lamp exploding: total
loss; no Insurance Mr.. Howard was away
being ia Dallas. Some OF the family bare.
~ escaped with their lives.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
eound over for Arson

Jasper. Texas, September 9'--i "a
corpus trial of Gordon Marion
Depotty consumed several oE E,s.a
twenty-five Witnesses were e Xxx hal }
parties were bound over, w,ufn,flca y
dilfeent. cases as follows: ahepjtl,
son $500. for burglary S9n,s thas q
arson $500. Both have iaiity sll
make bond and are yet III Js'H
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10

Washington, scprcmber 9-Tho ,uggcs-
zion was thrown out at the executive d.
partment today that it would hc proper
for the American people to do something
for the colored man, purker. whose prompt
action possibly saved the Presidents life
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
I-NrINIsUED nI-IIDING TELL

-. s.,,..,... a ,rp,i.. ,,,,,r,,
orange IeNas' P''"'''' us
Ing ~ N.45 o'clock the new thompson p''h
building ON Front street. which was rap.
,.,, .i.. .....,,,,,.,i,., ,t+b,,,t. ,,.o,,i,,,.
my "''I'"I ''"'l''''."' "'"'"' we ''''9'
suddenly collapsed ana lnmDled IN heap'
one man being killed and four injured by
mi. -
int l'liln1 ue"''S'
Pete Lausen. prominent cluzep who
owned a restaurant ana confectionery
S'"''' was on 'ne rear E''''' "' "'S
tourant making Ice cream when the acc!-
dent occurred ana before hc could move
the west vail Of the Thompson building
came tumhling down ON him and he was
buried two rceg deep beneath Brick and
othcf debris Whrr his body WAS recnv-
cred life was extinct. his right Log having
hrtn almost completely severed al the
tlish almost every bone I'm his holy
broken and badly brushed and crushed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
Tired Out

That's nothing. Every one
is tired at times. The trouble
is you can't get rested. It's
your impure blood that makes
the disturbance. Try Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Your doctor
will tell you what is in it, and
why it will help you SO
promptly.
g" suffered terribly for IL years.
ing to water. AT last | tried Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and was soon in the pest
of health again. 80
Mrs. ]. W. Fiala, Hadlyme, Conn.
81. All druggists. sc. AVER co. Lowell Mass
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
IN Substitute EeedInn

for Infants PHYSICIANS agree that cows
is required then, Is the best possible milt
products Borden's Eagle Brand Con.
densed MIX Is ideal, pure, sterile ard
guarded against contamination.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
SOUTH AMERICA.

Ecuador sent a vessel with arms from
Esmcraldo.
An expedition was about to leave
Nicaragua for PANAMA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
RrRNEn BY a LAMP EXPLOa@

Iulhoro, Texas, SeptembT IA
Charles Cherry was seriously burk
u lamp explosion last night The Lang 4
p'ndet and threw burning oil all oIa 7
She iar screaming into the yard n
her husband caught her and put the ~
ont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
Early Mornino RulIetIr-

Milbun House, Buffalo September 10.
Dr. Parke at BIO q N. reported that the
president was resting quietly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
X X a Z I WON.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
Residenne and Rarn Neat Plttshurn.

Plttshurg Texas, September o-The resi-
dence OF j NJ Ice. living six miles east
" the city was destroyed BY IRE last night
oiigln OF FIRE unknown. Insurance $1,000,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
YOU DON'T HAVE TO TEST m.

You know the satisfaction II viii give
HAS stood the test for twenty years
Groves Tastelcss Chill Tonic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
OF included in means.
General Observations.

Observations taken by United States
weather bureau Mt s p. m. seyenty-ffth
meridian time:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
WEATHER INFoRMArloN.

f1r sevcra! days and an elaborate program
has been arranged for their entertainment
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-27

Felisa "a Felix) SY listed,
Felix. ST, sonora, yo tambien.
Felisa. Y, hab.ando ahora de
otra cosa, ique le ha contestado q
listed Duron?
Felix. Personalmente, NADIA; pc
ro su socio me ha dicho que fines de
mes me colocarfa en- su estabIecimien
Felisa. " p<r que no ensegui-
da?
Felix. Porque Sc ha acordado
que 81 Tenedor de libros no Sc vaya
hasta esa fecha.
Felisa iQuince dfas nas de pc
reza y de inaccion! iEsto es inso
portable!
Emilia iPor Dios. mama!
felisa iQue mama nj que nif1o
muerto! En- que se ocupa tn mari
do de tres semanas 4 esta parte?
Emilia En- buscar ;un destino,
cosa no tan f&cil de encontrar como
& primera vista parece
Felisa Sobre todo, cuando no
SO emplea 10 diligencia necesaria
[Gritando iAdela!
Adela (desde Ia cocina) Voy,
sef1ora:
Felisa i 81 polio!
Adela pone el polio en- la mesa
y Felisa empieza trincharlo, ha.
blando mientras corts:
Felisa ESQ depende del carac.
ter Lo que es yc, me morirfa de yer
guenza 81 fuese hombre y tuviera
que ser msntenido por mi mujer.
Antes que ESQ, me meterfa limpia
botas mozo de estacion:
Felix (procurando contenerse)
Hace cuatro AMOS que estamos casa
dos y STEM pre- me he ganado la vida
honradamente, hasta hace I'M mes
que me dejaron cesante:
Felisa Pero durante ese item
po ha estado usted mano sobra ma
no. Adela, sirve el polio!
Adela presenta Ia fuente Emi.
liza. Ia cual coge un ala y despues
Felix, el cual, distraido y preocupa.
do con Ia conversation, coge la otra
Emilia iPero, Felix. -.
Felix lQue quieres9
Emilia iHas cogido la otra ala,
la de mam&!....
Felix (poniendo en- la fusnte el
ala que Sc habfa servido) demo
| nios!. -.
Felisa Yo no me sirvo las sc
bras de nadie....
Emilia iPero, mama, 81 no sor
sobras; 81 no ha tocado el ala!....
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El ala de polio,

Psrsonajes: Felisa Bouledoy,
cincuenta y cinco amos; Emilia Era
pc, veintisiete; Felix Etrape, treinta
y tres; Adela, dieciseis.
Estamos en- ell piso bajo de una
Modesto Quinta de Asnieres. Son
las 5iete de la noche y esta lloviendo
q l-ares. En- ell comedor, la mesa es
ia puesta y Ia lampara encendidal
Por la ventana, cuyos postigos estan
abiertos, SO ve un jardfan de peque
mas dimensiones, y 10 lejos la YER
ia, a traves de Ia cual SO divisa el ca
mino que conduce 8 la estaci6n.
Emilia, de pie junto q la venta
ma, comtempla ell exterior con Ia fren
to apoyada en- uno de los cristales.
Felisa. Emilia!..
Emilia. iMama!.
Felisa. No vale la pena de que
le esperes con tanta impAciencia.
Vendra cuando le parezca convenien
te.
Emilia. Pero. 49,.
Felisa. No hay pero que valga
Vamos, sientate mi lado.
Emilia Sc aleja de la ventana y
Sc acerca su madre.
Felisa llamando. iAdela! 49,.
Adela desde la cocina. iVoy,
sef1ora!.. -.
Felisa. Retira el polio del hor-
no y sirve la sops.
Emilia icon timidez mo espe
ramos & Felix?
Felisa se11alando un reloj que
esta sobre la chimenea Son las sic
te y diez y no queiro echarme q per
der ell estomago por tn marido.
Felisa y Emilia Sc sientan q la
mesa, y Adela pone la sopera delan
to de la seflora de la casa.
Felisa va q servir, cuando dc
pronto Sc abre una puerta y entra
Felix en- el comedor.
Emilia Sc levanta y le echa los
brazos al cuello.
Emilia. iBuenas noches, mari.
ditto mfo!
Felix. iBuenas noches, nina
"a su suegra) iBuenas noches, Sc
nora!
| Fslisa (bruscamente) iBuenas
noches!
Felix q Emilia) dComo estas
hija mia?
Emilia, Bien. dTe has moja
do mucho? iVaya uu tempo!
F5lix (quitandose el sobretodo
No me he mojado mas que el gaban
(Sentandose Ia mesa.) iTengo ur
hambre atroz!
Felisa q E nilia iQaieres so
pa?
Emilia. ST, mama.
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Felisa ;Lo mismo d&!. aFe
lix) iComasela usted, si quiere!
Felix mo puedo mas, Emilia,
no puedo mas!.... Esto es insufri
BILE!
Felix be levanta y tira q ssrvi
lleta en- 10 mesa.
Emilia NevantAndo se tambien)
IA donde vas?
Felix IA cualquier parte con
tai de que no YEA & tu madre!
Felix SO dirige h4cia Ia puerta;
pero Felfsa le cierra el paso con los
brazos extendidos:
Felisa No saldr& Vd de aquf!
Felix D6jeme usted en- paz, Sc
nora:
Fslisa dando un grito] iQus
salvaje as usted! me b q hecho US
ted da1o!
Emilia lPor Dios, F@lix!....
Felix (fuera de sf) mo 10 he to
cado siquiera!. lSe atrever3 Us
ted a decir que Ia he pegado? ; Els us
ted nm monstruo de maldad!..
Felisa ;Ah infame!I. -.
Felix mo me deja usted pa
sar!
Felisa No..
Felix (abriendo law entana y sal
tando al jardfn) iPu6s este es 10
mas sencillo!
Emilia e su madre) ives 10
que has hecho, mama? Supongo
que estarAs satisfecha va has 10
grado 10 que querfas & f uerza de hu
millarle y de herirle en- 90 amor pro
pio Pero to advierto que 20 no le
abAndono grftando] Felix! Felix
Emilia Sc arroja por Ia ventana
con una rapidez vertiginosa y echa
a correr por el jardfn:
Felisa (gritando) Emilia! EN-
liza! aTe has vuelto loca? mira que
vas q matarte! Emilia! Emilia!
Adels, (que ha presenciado tods
10 escena y duras pen&s puede cor
tener Ia risa) dQaiere sted que &C
IRA en- su busca?
Felisa mo, mol. (indicande
ell polio que esta en- Ia mesa) iCuids
| do con el cato! Voy 20 misma:
Felisa, sin cuidarse de Ia pue1
ia, salta tambien por Ia ventana
Adela [cerrando los postigos
| iVaya una gente! (se acerca q Ia ms
sa y SO pone contemplAr 81 polio
iLo que es esta ala me ] 10 como 20
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En- ell barrio de Ia <Monserrate.
dc Arecibo arm6 un fuerte escAnda-
10 Ramona Vazquez. que, denuncia'
do por el guardia Cruz, le impusie-
ron nm peso de multa.
Nicaragua = Ecuador SO niegan
& entrar en- sociedad con Venezuela y
en- contra de Colombia. Mejor es asf
Veremos 81 Ahora se arreglan las CO.
sas, y viene Is paz 6impedir Ia inter
venci6n americans. Porque, 81 hay
Intervention, va sabemos el final de
Ia comedia.
La cerveza Pabst dem ilivankee
es simpre pura, siempre agradable,
siempre fresca, siempfe simpatica
y siempre preferida por el p6blico:
de San Juan y de Ia isla La vende,
Calderon Avil@s & CO San Juan
Puerto Rico Direction telegrafca
Calderon.
El baile que Ia Junta de Damas
de Santurce, celebrarA en- el Parque,
tendra lugar el dia del pr6ximo
mes, y sera por invitacion, siendo
solo de so centavos el importe de Ia
entrada. S6panlo los aicionados.
La remolacha esta en- quiebra'
En- eIllinois. ha caido una refineris,
por no poder competir con el azucar
de cana. Ali duele, y hay que expri
mir 81 grano hasta que suelte Ia raiz.
Despues, hablarenos.