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Evening star., 1901-10-26

cried Concha; little did he deserve it,
Ihey united Rollo from the trestle work
OF the rack which the miller Of Sarria had
used to crafty his revenge At first he
could not stand on his feet. His hands
trembled like aspen leaves, and he had per
force to sit down and lean his head agains,
Concha's shoulder.
-. Nay do not weep, little one," he said
II am not hurt. You came in time But
mere he smiled) another turn Of that wheel
and l would have told them ALL"
MeanWnlle the hammers were Changing
At the sight Of Rollos pale drawn face
the populace was wild. Their mad clam
or rose to heaven. AL that night the great
ABBEY OF Montblanch, with its garniture OF
stan ana chapel, carven reredos and paint
ed picture, went blazing to the skies.
AT such times men knew no half mea g.
ures, drew no fine distinctions. For esne.
clally In Spain, revolutions were never vet
erected with spray of rosewater The
great order Of Our Lady Of Montblanch,
perished In one Gay for the vengeance of
Luis Fernandez and the madness of the
priest Anselmo
But In the sacristy Of little chapel by
tne Tn gate, safe from the spoilers hand, but
lit 1rregularly by the bursting flames, and
TO which the wild cries Of the iconoclasts
penetrated, Concha sat nursing Rollo.
from time to time he would doze of,
aWaklns with start to find his hand
clasped in that Of his betrothed. Her ear
was very near his lips, and when he wan
dered she soothed him with the tender
croonings OF a mother over a sick child,
moaning and cooling over him with in
art1culate love, her hands hundred times
nfted to caress him, but ever futtering
aside lest they should awake the beloved
from his repose.
Who is it?'' he said once. more clearly
than usual, yet with some remains of fear
IN his eyes very pitiful to see
1T Is I-Concha"
All, how soft, how tender at such times a
won Woman's voice can be. The wind in the
barley, the dove calling her mate the dis
tant murmur of sheltered sea-these are
not one-half 50 sweet. The angels voices
about the throne-they are not so human.
Children's voices at play-they have known
'It is I-Concha"
Ah, beloved, do not leave me-they may
come again!''
They cannot. They are dead!'
Keen as the clash Of rapiers trfumphant
as trumpets sounding the charge, rang the
voice that was erstwhile so soft, SO tender.
All the same, do not leave me! I need
Who would have believed that this swift
and resolute Rollo, this frebrand adven-
turer OF ours, would have been brought so
iow-or so high? But his words were better
than al sweet singing in the ears Of Con-
cha Cabezos. She claspedi his hand tightly
could not 8TT IL
"Ah, I knew you would not leave mel"
ne murmured. turning a little toward her.
1T was foolish to ask" al
Then he was silent for a moment. and as
sne settled MS head more easily on an ex-
temporfzed pillow, he glanced toward the
closed shutters Of the little sacristy.
When will the morning come?' he asked.
wearily.
For answer Concha threw open the door
and the new-risen sun sl1one upon his pale
face. IT Ts|TGtr T-o
THE morning is here" she said, with all
the glory of It in her ,eyes.
Evening star., 1901-10-26
CHAPTER Of.
AYe C0ncha Tn, nerafrfx,


Thus ended the princely abbey and its
inmates. And SO it stands unto this day,
desolation OF eharred beams, desecrated
altars, fre-scarred walls. rooness and o'er-
grown, to witness II lie. Time hath
scarcely yet set Its least hnger-mark upon
i. Under the white-hot southern sun. and
IN that dry, upland air. Montblanch may
remain with scarce q change for many Q
hundred years. Ezquerra's hammer strokes
are plain on the stones. The crowbar holes
wnerewith sarria drove out the nagstones
place Of the holy officenshess snv man NAV
see who chooses to Journey thither on mule
peck, Jolting tartana. or by the plain song
ofiice Of heel ana toe.
AZ to the brethren, they had had, thanks
g Roilo Blair. due and SUFFICIENT warning
Iney had mounted their white mules and
ridden over the mountains Into France by
q secret way long settled upon and laid
with friendly relays Of food and equipaga
and fanatic Anselmo. was found dead Il,
his bed, whether from excitem6nt OF rec
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
Belgrade Grange.

Twenty members II BclErad.. Grange I'LL
charge az III" master. attended th" ma
tionai Grange ut Lewiston. last week. ioi
the purpose W taking thr seventh degree.
They returned on the Sat .rday afternoon
train with tn" exception ~ ONE brother.
who has not reported AS Vet. butt when
last seen b" was in charge If twu Ladies'
in IN" town of Lowell
The days spent i'm the spindl" CITY wer"
much enjoyed by all Th, electrical d.s
play was beautiful ana the City nall
decorations We're very handsome. tn"
subordinate oranges of AndruScuEGi1i
county were "ach allotted a space IN tbs
wall which was filled hy \ vegetable ana
fruit disniay on an evergreen back
ground. IN" name Of each srdng" wa>
on its display made out VT kernels ul
corn very prrttity arranged.
Saturday morning. ny courtesy VT tile
managers Of the lewiston brunswick
and Bath Street Railway. the palace ear.
one "i the best in America. costing about
Si"r. WIS placed at the disposal "f thc
Belgrade del, cation. The ear was Ill
charge Of thr veterans in the business
Conductor William and Mot"rman Fuller
Accompanying Tie party were General
Manager and lpcrinttndcnt Farr. also
his mother. Mrs. Farr ana the Miss,;
Fits. W" LETT Lewiston in the morning
by thr way of Lisbon street for Bruins
WICK. AS We sped along toward Lisbon
We. from the krnn"bcc. noticed the ah-
srnCc of the Hpplr-trcts. also The hard
wood growth. but in plac" Of these W.
saw 4 Small growth OF evergreen trees
also that the country was very Level
Hills are few and not long. Tn, ruadbca
was perfect. Tn" ear rolled along with
ont hardly a motion cXcrnting on the
curves. W" crossed Two overhead
bridges. the treStle work being twenty
two feet in the highest place. directly
over the rails "r the Maine Central tn
speed must have cuuallcd that OF steam
As wecnt"red Lisbon the speed was slack
enod ana We We're allowed a short stop
ltlSt tu see the pI1tt Conductor Whitman
explained the different kinds Of business
carried on. The pulp business seems t.
tax" the lead. lie related many thrilling
accounts ana narrow escapes III the life nt
q conductor on an electric car. As VT.
descended Rattlesnakc hill We came into
view Of the AndroscoEEin on the right
and the Sahattus On the left. We crossed
III" Sahtttus near it's mouth where were
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
HANCOCK.
pEDHANl.


Miss Inez ,Surrill visited relatives III
Brewer the past week.
Renj Trundy has rented ms iarm ''
Emery Osgood, and has moved 70
North Orland.
Mrs. Joseph Webber is visiting her
daughters III Brewer
Amariah DeBeck. Il former citizen OF
this place. died at his home in East
Eddington. oct. 10th.
SARGENTVILLk.
Wednesday snow fell to the depth Of
! or ! inches. but owing to the ground
NOT being frozen. it made very poor
slcighing.
But one deer has been shot i'll this
vicinity, thus far.
Mrs. H. B. Harding is in Cambridge
mort with her daughter, Mrs. Marlnan-
ma Lawrence. who is suffering from 4
severe abcess.
Julian Moore. who recently moved to
the Eaton place. has the lumber ready
10 add a story to the house Whlch VIII
give several extra rooms for the ac-
commodation of summer boarders.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21

handsome gifts the esteem in which
they held Mr.. and Mrs. Reed. Later
in the evening, refreshments consist
ing Of cake. ice cream ana coffee were
served. The company was then enter
tanned by music from the graphophone.
Sailed peanuts and bonhons were fur
uished for the ladies and cigars for the
gentlemen. The guests departed at 4
late hour. wishing the bride and groom
many years Of happiness ana prosper
ity. The happy couple LETT Tor their
newly furnished home in Fairfield,
where they will be pleased to receive
and entertain their many friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21

'tl.- .t.+l- meeting W.T. P,.rh-,nr
puaurH ,-.ar.... will l. b.lf ,,ith
N,~-i. TI- Grange K.ndilsk..r Nov
",
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p.nnYa ,;,.rr.. !, ..r Ii i. ", ''+,'-'' r,ii'
M. r.f5 ,-tn >i,,.r.. ,....r,-.. -.,...,-,-
Thursday Nov III
.r,,. .....,...f W..
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wy" WISH "I ihr National Grange tH
lh'~ state cannot laii Nj giving dr-
'ld"'t imp nm 4" grange matters i'm
M"ln"- T." meeting has been sue
'' 'SS'u! "n'. ANA Nam" Patrons l-ft
''iII UAN'le wv make IN" stay ri
'''' >iHl''iE h'r'iir'h most il"asani.
H F' annual meeting uf oxford Couu-
~ l"m"na EranG" Viii hc held 4,
0'"'t i'''S ON th' so daY "t I'ecen-
'.' n "'' Y M "' I'M 4"IIoWs
I'M. '"'" '",. iHN1~iIit'"H 'I ''HtrFS-
't' i't'l'h. farlS ''rdhgr. reading
il'"i'N orange. song. Norway
'ffahA"- music FURNISHED hy Paris
'''ahE'. efE
At recent meeting uf Riverside
Grange. Brewer. tht following pro-
gram WAS carried out. Question for
.tn"ut thc Farm Work m the Husband
About the tiouseWnrk 4" reading. Mrs
Warren. recitation. Miss Ethel Gil
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21

John :. Gay of Fairbanks, has five
NryN handsome thoroughbred Shrop-
shire ewes that hc raised from the pair
sent him III 1892 by his brother. VIM
n. GAY of Georgia. Each weighs $50
pounds ana each shrared eight pounds
Of wool this year. Mr.. Gay also spoke
Of his apples: he raised g barrels al
No. ! grated fruit ana sold for 81 IL
per barrel He has two trees which
Il" grated with Baldwin scions just
l. years ago. and from them he
picked l3i2 barrels Of fine Baldwins
this fall lie thinks apples will rot
badly this winter, for he notices that
his RnXbury rusSets (Which usually
Kept till April or May) are even now
showing signs Of decay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
KNOX,.
WASHINGToN.

State Sunday school Missionary W.
l.. Overlook was storm stayed at West
Gardiner during THE recent storm. lie
has been making tour through keF-
nebec ana Androscoggin counties.
There will be work in the T.. A.. ana
NJ NJ. degrees 1T the Masonic Lodge
next Friday night
Mrs Prescott Of North Haven and
two children are visiting at Edmund
Prescotts.
W. +. Hatch is building a new house
on the place H. recently purchased
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
A Sale Of Thanksgiving Linens.

We are showing special value. in
Blcached ana cream Domask. aoc a.,
$l.oo per yl. ana up. Napkins wv
match.
Napkins, 5Oc. 75c. 2l0J per doz. ana
up.
bamask Pattern Table Cloths and
Napkins, 1ia yds. tor E2.0o. a.71. 4.5y Ara
500. yhs. for $500. 100. 300, 1906 and
1900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21

H. r. banforth ana SON Will q" Iihtr tn
extensive business CUTTING and haillu-
lumber 10 the mill of Emery \ Porter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
SOMERSET.
BIAt'i[NV ELL.

breaking roads has been TIL, order u.
the day since thr big storm
SOME farmers in this vicinity. who's.
cattle We're not housed before the
storm. hay" had some difficulty in Get
ting thcm to the barn.
+. %. Danforth has i Jersey rov
which recently dropped a pair OF bun
calves 1t was very difficulty to dis
tinguish one from the other.
u. NJ. Moore will load Il car Of aples
at SkoWhegan. this week for ". ". &,
G. r. Noyes of Boston.
Hiram Moore has been dajnr hie
threshing the past week. and found IT
difficult To secure help.
Herman Nutting. VINO has been stop
ping at his mothers. died Very sudden
ly, Friday morning, Of lung trouble.
Herman HunneWen had his apples
packed. last week. They packed out
l05 barrels.
HARMONY
The town schools will close. this week
SNOW fen to the depth Of two feet IN
the late storm. ON the hills ii drifted III
mat teams could not get through until
The roads were broken out. The ears
We're stalled on the $. X NJ. Railroad two
or three days.
III" Free High school will begin on thn
second Monday in December. The exam
ination of pupils for entrance to the
school will Occur on Saturday afternoon
next week, at o'clock.
Several deer have been killed during
IN" past week by sportsmcn in this town
FAIRFIELD CENTRE
Or. Frank Tozer Of Washburn. mad,
II short visit to his old home. last week
Green Lord Of Shawmut. is reported os
bcinS very sick.
Miss Grace Jennings who has been
SICK for long time. is not gaining M
ne present time. She has many friend !;
VINO earnestly hope to see her ont again.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ronilo Spaulding are
Very happy at the advent Of a litrl, Sol,
IN their home.
MADISON
Mrs. Eta Han is spending u few days
at Augusta visiting friends
+. .. Danforth is Oh the sick list, hein.
ulahl" to perform any labor
+. J. Harding is preparing to lumber on
his farm this winter. lie will sell his
lumber t" Emery. Porter & 60. North
AnSon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
BUSINESS BRINGERS.
that's What Our Values Are.

desiFOus of getting an honest return
for money invested this store inriteF
you 70 make the base Of your no i.ry
ana underwear supplies. STOCK WY.
At ts best.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21

Gilbert TAYLOR. who has been i'll foT
some time is improving.
Mrs Ziparah Foss is selling out her
household goods and will so to Massa-
chusetts. this week.
Farmers are selling their apples III
this vicinity for So per barrel. The
crop has been nearly all sold.
The scythe shops are starting up
and the business outlook is good for
the coming winter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
Fancy Shirt Waist Material,

IN" the new desirable weayes "
.ery latest color combinatiors Y
tH'H"a albatTDss. fancy strinag
Iatto.ns' 10 two anke frorn ~er
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A M. Fernandez JunC0S
CdrtQ alberta.

Sabana Grande 10 de Julio de 1901.
Ioolvidable y buen amigo: ell re
sultado grandioso de nuestros Jue-
COS Florales, ha llenado de la mas
inmensa algeria mi coraz6n: i.aun
hay patria!! iiadn hay genios!! iiadn
hRy es%peranzas!! Cuando Sc des-
pierta de los grandes dolores, lie pa.
rece a Inc vi suefo la felicidad -.
hemos sufrido tanto, que 20 cre1
que de este caos no brotar1a jama3
la luz. y 80 apagar1a ell sol de nues
tras inteligencias; pero la vida Sc
impone, y es menester haCer que sea
10 mas dulce, 10 mas digna para que
el mundo yea que IS grande y noble
al corazoa de los puertorriluenos.
Yo la mas humilde de las plu :.
mas que concurrieron a csc hermoso
torne de la inteligencia, me atrevo
a proponerle " este es Ell principal
obieto de mi carta) que solicite ell
beneplacito por medic de la prensa
de todos los poetas que han concu
rrido al certamen del 20 de Julio pa
ra hacer cor esas hermosisimas poe
s1as IN folleto que elegantemente
impreso SO venda a IN precio conve
niente, y su producto Sc dedique q
la casa zee haerfanos, (sacados los
gastos de la i%mpresi6n) csc folleto
debera dedicarlo la comisi6n de los
Juegos Florales a la bellfsima y bon
dadosa esposa del Presidente Mac
Kinley la cual 10 recibira como un
testimonio del afecto con que los
puertorriquen) que tienen cerebro
y piensan O sensat"S deseamos es
tablecer una santa concordia, una
avenencia sensata con Ia noble Pa
tria de Washington, a Quien por los
inescrustable secretos de la Provi
dencia perteneceinos hoy.
Ella acogera ese o%bsequio de
nuestra adorada Puerto Rico. como
nm valioso presente. No debemos
olvidar los afectuosos carinos que
su esposo y ella tributaron q nues-
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BESIDE hace. "a AMOS 50 vienen comprobando las
nyo sas,1 .onlcas econsflsny9nse ae esaas ~ az rs
apeutica, y evitando slgon iaeonysniente obse1 vado
reia practica-SEH A MODIFiCADOa in de ofrecer
a pdblibo una preparation tan perfecta y dtl, como
Una y rapida en- sus efectos.
Las yerdaderas PILDORAS RECONSTTTUYEN-
TIES DEL DOCTOR REVERON curan prontamente
todas las Intermediates que dependen del empobre-
ctmiento de la sangre, por mala allmentaci6n, por
b bitar en-. sitios h1uados y NAL ventilados, y por
81 crnedades anteriorss.-aon muy efcaees en- las
tencia, det:ldad dolores, en- las piernas. hidropesilaa'
.ez de la pie! q Ia que restituye SD color natural; me-
rorismo, graDdes Perdidas de sangre, falta de mems,
enes, debflidad general y toda alteration morbesa
us sea afntoma de una
La !mportancia de estas Pildoras. QUE Sc RKCO
ENDAN o 81 OLA esta conaprobada no solo
lei uso tan geperalizado que tienen en- la 1sla. sino
. ne ia mhi6noon las muc1as imitscioues Cue de elias
Sc han hooho emples udo envase snvoltoT1os y hasta
homhy esipare dos
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Ell PREMIO Y

tros queridos soldados puertorrique
nos. Cd
Concluyo felicitando & la Junta
de los Juegos Florales y a mi idola
trada patria, en- ,donde a11 vive in
mortal la rs y Ia esperanto.
iDios nos dele verlas realizadas!
Su vieja amiga que sabe cuanto
Va vale,
FSdeza N. de Rodriguez.
Escritora Puertorriquena
P. D. Puede Vd contar con mi
%snuencia y Ia de mi distinguido ami
go ell poeta (de este pueblo tambien)
Don Modesto Cordero y Rodriguez.
La mia Sc titula iiPatria!! Su
primer verso es:
Patria, dulce y sublime remembran
ia
De los tiernos afectos de Ia TERRA
Nombre santo que guarda Ia espe-
.(ranza
Y un mundo bello de Illusion encie
I(rra.
La de Cordero SO titnla <Fe,, y
lleva Ell lena en- Ingles; clos tronos
caen,, los pueblos se levantan, y es
tan de pie,
Me dicen que ESQ ha edo 10 mas
bello, 10 mas hermoso, que era IN
conjunto grandioso de las mas subli
mes poesfas: iLoado sea Dios!
Vale.
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Jose de Diego,
Abogado y Notario,
Mayaguez, Puerto-Rico.
q 45 - 45
Situation difiCil
para Contingencies
y los A%yuntamient0S.
Bill S0bre rentaS municipalities.

La Suppression de los arbitrios
sobre consumes, decretada en- item
pos del General Henry, cause, por
ell momento, nc desequilibrio en- los
presupuestos municipalities; pero, con
JOS establecidos sobre licores y ia.
baco, y 10 que Ell Tesoro insular da
ba & los Ayuntamientos, del produc
to del que cobraba por bebidas y fos
foros, venfan aquellos hacienda fren
to { sus gastos, y, o esos recur-
o hAbian tornado sus presupues
tos para ell a1o economico que fina.
liz6 ell 30 de JUNO odo.
ImpJantado Ell <biil, Hollander
desde ell 10 de F'ebrero, en- punto 8
los d%erecnos de consumes, desde
aquel momento sufrieron los Munich
pios un fuerte quebranto en- sus in
gresos, que, indispensablemente ha
tenido un <defcits or los presupues
tos de todos,.y aun de los mas desa-
hogados.
Redactado y votado ell bill Ho.
lander, con una rapidez inconcebi-
BILE, en- ell momento, los miembros de
ambas C&maras apenas ST So dieron
cuenta de que, al reducir al Is por
cisnto la participation que el..Tesoro
insular daba en- los arbitrios crea
dos por la secci6n 70, no SO compen
saba nj O mucho Ell ingreso que
obten1an por los arbitrios que los
mismos Ayuntamientos cobraban y
ell 50 .pS que Ell Tesoro Insular les
ha venido dando desde z de Noviem
bre del 1899.
7isto, por fin ell conflicto que
Sc creaha para los Municipios, y en-
los momentos en- que ex piraba la le
gislatura de 1901, Sc vote ell bill nd-
nero SO, que tiene por objeto pro.
veer tenporalmente de rentas & los
Municipios, ell cual, para cubrir ell
<deficit, de los presupuestos en- ell
ano economico do 19O1.19O2, faculta
q aquellos para imponer contribu
clones ~especiales, a exception de do.
rechos de consumes sobre artfculos
de alimentaci6n, 8 sobre los que son
objeto de los %impuestos del Gobier
no insular, previa autorizaci6n del
Ccnseio Executive de Puerto Rico.
Ml alcance de una ley tan POGO
meditada, pruebalo claramente 10
que ACADIA de suceder en- Mayagiez,
en- donde ell Ayuntamiento estable.
clio unas tarifas para 81 concrete,
las industrias y profesiones, que ha
tenido ell trista privile gio de levan
tar energica protesta en- todas las
classes sobre quienes gravitan los
dures impuestos y sin distinction de
banderfas po~lfticas.
Por virtud de esa ley de paten
ties, volveran a pagan todas las artes
y profesiones, ain las mas modes
tas, y para ell concrete y las indus
trias sera mayor la contribution en-
10 sucesivo, puesto que, ademas de
las del eOill, Hollauder pagaran las
directas municipales. Y aquf cae
por terra aquellos argumentos de
Jos defensores del chill, no 5, de
que Sc pagarfa menos contribution
y de que los pobles no satisfarfan
NADIA.
Por consequences del conficto
creado para los Ayuntamientos,
han tenido que hacer grandes ecoto
MAS en- u presupuestos dejando
sin pan q muchos empleados, y q
los contribuyentes los espera un
doloroso evfa crucis ,
UN CONFERENCE.-THE.
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DeSde San German.
HefIniniO IriZarry.
Candidate popular
para ir a educarSe
a los EStad0S Unid0S.

Muchos ser4n los candidates
que comedian en- Ia labor comdu de
disputarse los puestos offecidos por
ell .Gobiernn, para estudiar en- los
Estados Unidos. Concession que SO
ra Ell laza mas estracho que ha de
unir q los hijos de esta isla con los
de aquella Repdblica. Y por cuyo
motive merecen ser elegidos aque
Hos j6venes que den las pruebas AS
patentes de talento, amor al estu-
dio, y frmes prop6,itos de alcahzar
ell lauro apetecido, cua,quiera que
sean las contingencies de 10 porve'
mir. J6venes que hayan sido ejem-
plo de perseverance,, que & su pro-
pic esfuerzo-al self help de que
nos habla tan elocuentemente Sa
muel Smiles, deban TODD 10 que sa-
ben, TODD 10 que valen. J6vene. de
rectitud, y cuya modesto posici6n
social, no les permita realizsr sus
esperanzas.
NosOtrOs conocemos & uno de
esos j6venes; tr%abajador infatigab,e
8 intelligence, y cuya elevation al
profesorado la debe q sus excepcio-
males condolences de inteligencia, de
energ1a y de caracter.
Else j6ven que recomendamos al
Sr. comisionado de Educaci6n, es
don Herminio Irizarry, de San Ger
man. Y persona de gran ilustraci6n,
como ell doctor don Jaime Gancho,
que ha sido ell mentor del Sr, Iriza'
try, puede informar sobre 81; y ell
DR.. b. Quinones, que le ha trasmiti.
do los canocimientos en- ell idioma
ingles que posee; y Ell Sr. Inspector,
que ha podido convencerse de sus
neritos, y %cuantos, en- la ciudad de
las Tomas, han tenido OCCASION de
observar Ia norma de conducta que
Sc ha trazado nuestro recomendado,
todos le consideran, con justicia,
como irreemplazable, para una de
esas plazas, que sc brindan.
Qui6n-detras de uu mostra-
dor-dedicaba todos los ratios desc
cupadOs, s ilustrarse; ell que logr6.
en- los ,examenes para ell prcfssora'
do, salir airoso en- su empresa; es
indudable que Sc mostrarfa diligen'
te y Sc harfa acreedor q la distinction
con que SO le honrase
Herminio Irizarry 1esponderia
gallardamente a las leg1timas aspi
r%aciones de la TERRA, que le VIC ma
Ger. iPru6bese! Lo que 81 hiciese,
pronto habrfamos de saberlo.
Como no habra favoritismo en-
Ell tribunal que juzgue a los aspiran
ties, hay que suponer logicamente
que Sc preferiran q los de mas ele'
vado nivel Intellectual Y que para
este estimable comiepzo Sc enviaran
a las Uniyersidades americanas, q
los jovenes mas inteligentes, para
que aprendan allf 10 mucho y bueno
que de allf necesitamos trasplantar
aquf, Ell estudio en- ambiente dis:
tinto de este de pereza y de rutina,
que nos envuelve, sera la piedra an
gular del edl6cio que Sc desea cons
truir.
Els precise abrir un GAUGE a las
aguas c, rientes y vivifcadoras, que
81 bajan desde las ~alturas, y Sc las
deja en- lugares hoEdos, Sc enchar'
Can......
Como Sc We, ell asunto es de i'm
%portancia y digno de que Sc lleven
o TODD cuidado las cosas
CoDfamos en- Mr. Brumbamgth
y teaemos fe er la causa que de.
fendemos
E M ROOT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Sc encuentra efermo de algun
cuidado en- Mayaguez, don Emstelio
Palenque, persona muy estimada en-
aGuella ciudad.
P1NTURA DE PLDMO BLANCA.
La pintura de plomo blanca Matheson fue Ia
nnica que obtuyo premio en- la Exposition
de Paris.
400 Llbras de la pintura dc plomo Mathe-
son, ola mejores resultados que 500 libras de
cualquiera otra pintura de p omo blanca. Pa
"a precios Y p~articulares, Ill iiirse 4
R. A. Mariie.
Unico Agente en- P. Z.
Gale del Cristo No. J..
La salud de la Sautidad Lem
XIII mejora lentamente So espera
que pronto haga crisis la emf Z ne
dad, 81 no SO presentn alguna com
p%licaci6o.