davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1901-09-17

shores rings true. The ties of blood and
language binding the two nations together
have been strengthened by this tragedy.
even as the death of the venerable queen
last winter permitted free expression OF
the sympathies of this country for strfck-
en- Britain and furthered the work OF re-
union. England Is mourning today almost
as deeply as the United States. Black en-
bIems of sorrow are displayed profusely.
Great commercial bodies have ordered a
complete suspension Of activities on the
day of the interment- The king has COM
manded the court to go into mourning for
a week for the late President, while the
flag flies at half mast over Windsor Castle.
All such signs of grief on the part OF
England must go toward the betterment
of the world. The more substantially mutual
these two countries become in their SYM
pathies and emotions. activities and enter
prises, the greater win be the impulse OF
Anglo-Americanism which has already car
ried civilization into many dark places and
spread the doctrine Of progress far abroad
On the other hand mutual distrust, born OF
the original separation and subsequent acts
OF folly on the part Of short-sighted Brit
ish statesmen toward the new nation. and
OF equally short-sighted prejudice against
has never brought substantial good either to
these two countries or to the world at
large.
United In sorrows touching the hearts Of
both peoples within year. mutual In every
substantial interest at home and abroad.
capable OF a more complete understanding
Of each others purposes and modes OF
thought than any other two countries. Eng
land and the United States are today more
truly than ever brethren In civilization
and advancement
Evening star., 1901-09-17
Anarchist I'm ROne.
From the London Tablet.

The Camera di Lavoro-a body entirely
composed Of workingmen, but recognizes]
officially by the municipality of Rome, from
which 1t receives five hundred lire subsidy
per month, might be translated In English
as Trades Union" 1t has between eight
and nine thousand members on It's rolls hut
only some two thousand five hundred tool
part in the elections last week The battle
was between the socialists single-handed
and an alliance of republicans and anarch-
lists. and the result was the complete VIE
tory Of the coalition. Five republicans and
three anarchists headed the list: the beates
socialists obtained only the three seats al
iotted to the minority. The fact has its
Importance. for 1t signals the first appear
ance of the anarchists in the public life oil
Rome-iess than two years since an inter.
national congress was held here to devise
measures for their suppression, and just a
year after one Of their party assassinated
the King Of Italy.
Evening star., 1901-09-17
Value Of Pore AIR.
From the Baltimore Sun.

not by reason Of the germs or otherwise,
but because the ozone benefits the system,
which is then able to withstand the on
slaught of injurious bacteria. 1t Is not a
question Of germs, but OF carbonic acid
gas in bad and oxygen in good air-the for
mer Of which affects the lungs and the sys-
tenn generally and favors disease bacilli II
they happen to come that way. Nature s
allowance of carbon dioxide, as 1t is called
now, Is four parts In 10000. In what would
be considered a well-ventilated room 1t
amounts to so or 100 per cent more than
this: In one III ventilated 1t amounts TO
enough to poison every breath. But on
holiday we live as little as possible In
rooms of any kind: we practice the OPEN
air cure and prove its efficiency.
Evening star., 1901-09-17
The merchants and business men OF

The merchants and business men OF
Washington have responded heartily to the
suggestion of the District Commissioners
that they close their establishments dur
ing the funeral ceremonies of the week.
Many Of the largest houses in town are
closed for three days. Others have sus-
pended operations for two days. while to-
day has been marked by an almost COM
plete suspension of all commercial work OF
every character. This widespread recognl-
tion Of the duty Of the hour has always
marked the people Of the District In time
Of rejoicing as well as Ia time OF grief.
Evening star., 1901-09-17

Theodore Roosevelt has necessarily made
many enemies in his strenuous and con-
spicuous career. But every loyal American
citizen Is at this moment the friend and
well-wisher of President Roosevelt
Evening star., 1901-09-17

1t Is folly to accuse Sir Thomas Upton OF
yacht racing for advertising purposes. He
Is shrewd enough to know tha4 he could
get much better results by spending half
the money In the newspapers.
Evening star., 1901-09-17
rhe Rona af sarra,x.

The marks of sorrow displayed in Eng
land and other parts OF the British en-
pire in connection with the death of Presi-
dent Mckinley are unmistakably sincere.
Wherever the English language is spoken
the note Of coincidence reported to these
Evening star., 1901-09-17
Grief Across the Border.
From the Montreal Star.

The thousands Of silent watchers in Can
ada joined in sympathy with tens of thou
sands in every city, town and hamlet of
the adjoining nation: the International bar
riers melted away, and we knelt together
as one people at the bier Of a great and
good man, whose life was a blessing to his
country, whose death was mourned by the
good people OF the earth.
Evening star., 1901-09-17

Emma Goldman makes the unpretentious
woman whose chief question Is as to
whether her hat fs on straight seem emf
nently desirable by contrast.
Evening star., 1901-09-17

Every now and then the old world proves
its superior sagacity. It has for some
time been shrewd enough to get rid OF it's
anarchists by sending them over here.
Evening star., 1901-09-17

People who used to think It smart to de-
clare themselves anarchists will now think
before they speak
Evening star., 1901-09-17
Toilet Sets.

200 Toilet Sets, royal shape,
with large wash howl and pitch
er, assorted decorations filed in
and underglazed, gold lined--10
pieces : regular o. Ae
value, $3.50. Sou NJ AS
venfr Price. $3.50. %@o W.
125 Toilet Sets, Harvard
shape, with large fiaring basin,
solid color tints and flower deco
rations- finished with gold line
regular value, ID = IN
Sa:@. sis Souvenir D0oOV
80 Toilet Sets, pure white with
heavy gold shadings. 10 pieces
;sss''' ;s:ss' ss;ss So s:r1sa': si; $2.75
40 Toilet Sets, complete with
slop jar, In three different deco
rations, with filed in and gold
.sS;s .s5ss. :;1ss So ssss. sSfs's' sea $3.50
25 Toilet Sets. Amora shape,
extra fancy design, tinted In
pink, blue, yellow and green.
with harmonizing floral designs
Ei:s'''' -: ss,s:' ses'ss': s''si; $5.05
Evening star., 1901-09-17

China has created a new foreign office
That country realizes the necessity OF being
az strong as possible In It's diplomatic de-
partment
Evening star., 1901-09-17

Richard Croker, in speaking of one Of
Senator Platts utterances, said, ''He must
be a mind reader" Perhaps 1t is case of
two souls strangely en- rapport.
Evening star., 1901-09-17
The Unexpressed.

There comes time when 1t were sweet to
weep;
When tears are as balm to soothe the
heart.
At such an hour the sorrow Is so deep
That tears refuse to start.
And 50 we turn unto Hfe's sordid way,
And cherish while we struggle to forget
grief supreme; and forth from day to day
We piod in dumb regret.
Evening star., 1901-09-17

The irony Of fate Is again exemplified by
Devery's Transformation by the magic
touch Of Croker from autocrat to scape-
Evening star., 1901-09-17
Counting.

brains are what count in this day." said
the enthusiast.
YES" answered the pessimist: ''but
there isn't much use Of their counting II
you can't put dollar marks In front OF the
figures employed In the process"
Evening star., 1901-09-17

John Most is one OF the few men who
ever made living by being professionally
all kinds of coward
Evening star., 1901-09-17

Admiral Howison may, before the inquiry
Is over. conclude that he was fortunately
relieved of disagreeable duty.
Evening star., 1901-09-17

Jersey justice to deal with the assassin
Czolgosz.
Evening star., 1901-09-17

The thing for the weather bureau to dc
Is to predict cooler and stick to 1t.
Evening star., 1901-09-17

It is suspected that results will not JUS
tify Mr.. Shaffer in hanging out sign as
strike expert.
Evening star., 1901-09-17

An EXpEMUItUFC Oh AHHIUHItIVM.
where's your husband?" asked one wo-
man Of the other, as they met In the gro-
cerv store.
II suppose he's talking politics with your
husband as usual" was the answer.
'It strikes me they might both be better
engaged"
Il wouldn't disturb them for anything.
Let them use up their complaining powers
on the trusts and such things. 1t leaves
that much less for the meals"
Evening star., 1901-09-17

DIa order to avoid delays. ON ae-
count of personal absence. letters to
THE STAR should not be Addressed
to any Individual connected with the
Once, hut simply to THE STAR. or TO
the Editorial or Business Depart
nenfs. according to tenor or purpose.
Evening star., 1901-09-17
Fancy China.

NAA~J ~ ANoS
$50 Porcelain Grocery Jars; ?
ID. size; blue decora- Me-
tions. Regular value, ZSC
45c. Souvenir Price. @OSe
% Chocolate Pitchers: LOT.
size: neat decorations Of pink
and purple sprays. FN
Regular value, Csc. SUC
Souvenir Price. " So
25 Ice Cream Sets; Carlsbad
china: dainty decorations and
sss,:s': s: e. ::':s :s':s ,;;s: ss:s $1.40
200 Bohemian Glass Vases:
decorated In assorted coiors; II
inches high. Regu- Il -
lar value. 25c. Sou sc
venir Price. ..... = W.
$50 Half-pint Cream Jugs;
Carlsbad china; in assorted dec
orations. r. g ular "a
value. 19c. Sou QUE
venir Price. wv
250 Egg Cups; large size; dec
Grated and gold lined. n
s,sSaa;. ssgula5 value; sl,s: 1Sc. l NC.
Evening star., 1901-09-17
Wooden Ware.

:.;s: 81 sss::s, Soc
:;:s ;s:,ss. Sp,s: :s 7s'ss 08c
;.. 81 ss:;::, 60c
,.;ss sss ss is Hsss: sss;.as .'s s,.: 1Oc
200 Bread Cake Boards, made Of a -
clear lumber-regular price, 25c. Sou H NJ
venfr Price. Observation-Disclosures. A~So
100 Bissell Carpet Sweepers; ~ d.
these are made by the Bissell Co. SH n
Regular value, 80. Souvenir Price " u ~
$50 Curtain Stretchers adjustable =~
with nickel-pIated pins-regular value, /UT
81 .25. Souvenir Price. ...-... >SS
Value: sss 40c
$50 Cedar Wash Tubs, well made AQDT
regular value, CSC. Souvenir PricS.... V]Ss
1000 Dish Mops full center-rexulsr ~
value. DC. Souvenir Price. S~re
150 Challenge Clothes wringers. I'm ~s
tshed with large white rubber rollers UST
regular value, $3.50. Souvenir Price,. wv
Evening star., 1901-09-17
Plain White
China.

$50 White China Tee Bowls.
Souvenir Price. e...........--oe
600 White China Plates. Souve-
MIR Price. &c.
1900 Individual Buffers. Souye-
MIR Price. .1c.
1900 Fruit Ssucers. Souvenir
Price. &c.
$50 2-qt. Pitchers. Souvenir
Prlce. .lOc.
SOP Vegetable Dishes. Souvenir
Frice. &c.
$50 Gravy Boats, Souvenir
Prlc6. lZc.
$50 Covered Dishes. Souvenir
frlee. -..-......... Z4c.
$50 Tea and Oyster Bowls, Sou
yenir Price. =. Sc.
800 Drinking Mugs, Souvenir
Price. e................ &c.
$50 Sugar Bowls. Souvenir
Prlce.. ................ .19c.
500 Wash Basins. Souvenir
Rrlce. .............. .Z5c.
900 Wash Pitchers, Souvenir
EIicc.. &c.
go Covered Chambers, Souvenir
FFtce... SIC.
Evening star., 1901-09-17
STRANGELY Licensed.

Salute that mighty man. the Fool!
Who else may wreck nfes dearest Joy
And what was built meath wisest rule
In one brief idle hour destroy?
Evening star., 1901-09-17

Men Of genius seldom make any money
remarked the platitudinous person
Realty answered the very modern man.
''As II there were any way Of showing you
are genius except making money!
Evening star., 1901-09-17

MANY a man." said Uncle Eben, 'has
wasted his time tryin' to benefit de human
race, when he orter been lookin' out foh his
own grocery bill"
Evening star., 1901-09-17
Every Price a Souvenir-Dinner Sets.

18 Dinner Sets Of 100 pieces.
filed In with assorted decorations
and gold lined-regular value. 50.
Souvenir Price.
Is Dinner Sets, 100 pisces, royal
underglazed decora tions and natural
floral design, gold ornaments ton
regular value. I'll. Souvenir Price.
IS Dinner Sets--dinner, tea and
fce-pink and green or purple and
tions, finished with gold line
regular value, $l4. Souvenir
Price. ce.................
Evening star., 1901-09-17
SHOOTING STARS.
Not Alarmed.

Doesn't the idea Of a servant-girf union
cause you some anxfety?' said one Chicago
housewife.
mo" answered the other. ''All that the
union can do is to encourage girl to quit.
And our greatest difficulty Is making girl
go away when she Is discharged"
Evening star., 1901-09-17

% Dinner Sets, finest quality Carlubad and
Austrian china. thin and transparent, and Jet very
s:s' $1405
20 Dinner Sets Limoges china, best quality
made in this famous district-100 pieces, including
soup tuEesn and extra large meat platter. pink or
OF with Roman gold = reg dsNu 49,
nl.r value. $3.50 Souvenir SZl./S
fFlC0.
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Burea au del tempo.
Semana que ,,termin6 ell "A.

Temperatures la m as bsja $50
la mas alta 81.
Fuertes lluvias en- las costss Es
to y Norte moderadas en- el centric
de Ia isla, ligeras al Sur y Oeste
En- San JUAN temperature me-
dia Is l6o rfnima $50 maxima $40.
En- Canovanas, Toalta, Rio Gran
de, Naranjito, Bayam6n, Toa Baja,
Vega Bajs, Fajardo Humacao, Ca
yey, San Lorenzo, Patillas Guaya-
ma, Juana Diaz, Santa Isabel, Ba-
rros, Ponce, Adjuntas, Yanco, San
German, Maysguez, Las Msrias Isa.
bells, Rinc6n, Aguada Arecibo, Ma
natl, Utuado, fuertes lluviss que han
paralizado en- muchos puntos la STEM
bra de frutos raenores; Sc prepara
semilla para0]s Isiembra .de tabaco
Los cosecheros de cana estan en- los
preparativos de la molienda. FL ia
baco recientemente embrado presen
ia buen .aspecto.
En- 'Patiilas, existe ,abundancia
de frutos memories.
Ha terminado la recollection del
cafe.
Sc estan preparando los terre.
nos para la siembra de habichuel as,
maiz y gandures.
En- Patillas una buena cosecha
de chinas.
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NueStra religion

a pesar de Ia lucha Uenaz one
desde ha siglos viene sintiendo So
bre ST Is religion catolica, es induda-
bic que ella SO SO. tiene 50 sostie.
re con verdaders vida.
Aqul miamo en- P5o Rico, impra-
sion nable como es nuestra condiciop,
saludamos & Ii llegada de los ameri-
canoe, sus creencias relielosae, las
acogimos COMO una novedsd, v has
ta AS llevamos los hogsres.
Nuestros temples en- esa faz pc
Ggrosa para la doctrina catolica, sin
tieron connection violenta, pues pa
+ c(a necesario, q Ia juventud eobre
TODD, hacer alarde de su increduli-
dad de su indiferencia.
E8ta f.lta de fe aparente tuvo 8
ercont. un POGO mas tarde Ell incon-
veniente de que entire IS america
nos tambien los habfa cato!icos, Y
con ese colocimients tuvieron uues.
tros jovenes imita3Cras, uua decep-
ci6n
iC6no, sc pregantaban, ? estos
hombres siendo an ericanos son ca
t6!icos? Y nosotros que creiamos
que deberlsmos ser ateos. que
chusco!
Y con cCstalazo mas 6 costslazo
menos ha lido la religion de nuestros
mnyores sosteniendose, y del cho-
que ha resultado que 81 no triunfan-
tie, por 10 menos en- su sitio, como una
religion que tiene grandss prosei-
tos.
Esto Sc cofrma con el nnmeroso
gentfo que asiste q los temples, con
las muchas familias one siguen au-
xiliando y cooperando a las funcio-
nes de 1uestra religion, y con que
en- los pueblos de La isla, 10 mfsmo
que en- esta Capital, siempre Sc es-
tan llevando s cabo. novenas, sal
yes, trfduos, misss, precesiones y
otros actos, one indican que la rali-
gion sigue como antes, socorrida y
respe tada.
RI @, e.
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La production de Cobre

LIS datos que Sc han estado re-
coglendo ultimamente en- todos los
palses del mundo permiten hacer un
calculo muy aproximado, "a cue no
exacto, de Ia produ cci6n universal
de coore durante Ell ano pasado, pc
70 nay que confesar que, q me aosI DIS
haberse incurrido en- algdn error, 10
que no parece probable cuando las
cifras SO analizan separadamente, la
cahtldad en- que la production SO es-
TINA sorprende por 10 pequef1a. En-
todas parties, ell 1lt;mo af1o del sigle
Sc distinguio por Ia expansion que
ducante el hubo, en- toda clase de ne
gocios, y en- vista de ESQ era de su'
poner que ell consume del metal de
que tratsmcs hubiera sido relative
al de otras materiss primas, sjrvien
do este de estfmulo para activar la
productions; pero ]ejos de ESQ, ell au-
mento de esta no lego al tres por
ciento, cuando en- los amos normales
es sobre POGO mas 6 menos diez pos
ciento. Esto solo Sc explica supo-
niendo que todas las minas estan va
dando cuanto son capaces, ST la
suposicion es correcta, es e
rar que el precio del cobre suba "a
pidsmente de ahora en- adelante.
Los datos mas fdelignos que
han podido obtener indican que la
production universal de 1901 fu6 de
1856, 984 toneladas, 10 cual indica un
aumento de solo l3, $40 teneladas go
bre la del af1o anterior. De este az.
mento, la mitad SO debe los Esta.
dos cuyas minas dieron 262, ,26O to-
neladas en- 1899 y 268, ,787 en- 1900.
Las minss de Cau'et y de He
ella dismiuuyeron su producto en-
cinco toneladas y las otras de la re :
| gi6n dtl Lsgo Superior presentan
an deficit de 5000 toneladas, mien-
tras que "a uerms en- las minas de
| Arizona fue d. $500 toneladas. De
los Estados que fguran entire los
principales productores, Montana es
ell dnico que sale airoso con un an
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VariedadeS.

Termilladc zsiH~Eo escolar, un
alumno de Dereeho va 6 su pueblo
a pasar las vacaciones y le dice aun
amigo:
e ste ano he llegado hacer
% carambolas ssgu1das, he echo tres
conquistas, he roto muchos cristales
con la Ger vatana, he silvado varias
operas y tres cuatro dramas -. y
vas YER como adn mi padre es ca paz
de decirme que no he hecho NADIA.
En- el despacho de un abogado;
El letrado dice uno de sus pa
santes:
-iHa prsparado usted el proceso
b.!
mo, senior; Sc me ha olvidado.
Sc le hs olvidado usted.
Cunado Sc es tan imbecil, Sc hac. 10
que 30: Sc toma una apuntaci6n.
Un avaro pasa por delante de
un pobre que le tisnde Ia mano, muir
murando:
-iCaballero, un perro chico pa
ra ayuda de un panecillo!
Y ell avaro contesta:
NO puedo servir usted. No
llevo mas que perros grandes.
Entire recien casadas;
-iComo te va en.el matrimo Mo
Nal; es tan celoso mi marido que
me da ma vida impossible. 5Y Ell
tuyo?
Ell milo es tan perro, que va no
le llamo, le silbo.
Una actriz que ha tenido muchas
aventuras Sc ha casado con un rico
provinciano.
Aver decia una de sus amigas
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LOS ANGELES.

Se p-estan para nm estudio So
clologlco. Nuestros campesinos re-
frsctarios por idiosincracia ser CO.
munica cativos y a exteriorizar sus
ideas, de suyo desconfados suspi-
cases, Sc nos presentan bajo un as
pecto que jamas Sc habian atrevido
q tomar, bajo ell de ell apostolado,
lamandose asf mismos elegidos, re
medandO una revelation celestial,
con una oratoria sui generfs, trozos
de la Bib,ia hilvanados con punta
das de dislates.
!Ha llegado hssta ellos el mesia
nismo! No bastaba que en- cada ciu-
dad, que en- GAIA aldea, Sc levanta-
Sc alguno perorando de la reden
cion pol1tica, llanandose ell salvador
v a d o r del pueblo, alzando
tribunas en- medic de las plazas, don
de en- acometida agresiva, con pre-
meditation y alevosfa Sc atacaba al
lenguaje y al sentido comdn; roda.
ban reputa clones Sc vociferaba
mneho; todo en- nombre de la liber-
tad; del progreso y de Ia civil1za-
cion; no bastaba 6sto y era necesar.o
que hubiese un nuevo tipo en- nues-
tro musso social, no va el orador de
bror cae, nj ell jefe de turbas, nj ell
catedratico de aldea; sino, eli apos>
tol descalzo y el chachararero, con
cara d g uncion hestffiea que va pre-
dicsndo el amor y concordia ira
tando de segar Ia zizaf1a q. los otros
sembraron.
iAl fD, J a mission es santa!
Y la pobre humanidad que Sc
| precia de esceptics, cree pie jun
| tll'ss en- el patan que miente, el que
asegura que en- breve, espumas sera
10 que circule por sobre nuestras Ca
bezas; en- tanto que MEGA Dios por
que no puede comprenderle.
Els que hay la tendencia de Greer
Sc enviado, elegido, reformador, ten
dencla humana que eleva en- la pro-
pia estimacion al que la siente, que
ratitica en- sus errores a quien los
proclama, que empieza en- la duda y
ternir con la seguridad absoluta
| Hemos entrado, pues, en- la era
del apostolado religioso.
Los angeles SO multiplicaran,
va con Ia gallarda verbosidsd de un
Matienzo Cintron, va con ell mon6to-
ma insustancial chatlatanismo oe
un jfbaro de altura.
| Pero ambos les susgestionara
ell mesiamismo; y los nuevos ilunina
I dos iran dando voces de aliento y
concordia, hablando, como legftima
compel ssci6n, de Ia vida del esprit
tu, va que tan NAL trafda llevamos
la del curpO; y unos proclaim ando
la excelencia de la fe catoica otros
propaganda Q. evolucionismo suges.
two ese juego de malsvares del Ka-
leidoscopio de la vida, como 81 fcti-
cic, juegos de luz y de colores cor
que sc entretiene Ia humanidad cuar
do llega al dintel de 10 desconocido
asf iran ambcs proclama1do 10 que
dudsn y 10 que desconc cen.
Desen por bien venidos los 40
geles de nuevo cuf1o, 81 con clio cor
siguen despertar los corazones dor
midos q las ideas generosas. 81 saber
restaf1ar ma lagrima y alcanzan lie
var un corsuelo a las almas desola
das.Q siemIre es de menos funeG
tos resultados, Ia credulidad ignorar
to que ell excepticismo cruel y esteri
para todo bien.
He DIDO a los eangeless. Y SOLE
ds pena YER tanta ignorancia en- E
que predica y tanta estulticia en- G.
que cree. iBendita gente!
! p No1.0Zee (ob9eo,o
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6NPR6SA DE VAPORGS
DE SOBRlNOS DE HERRERA


Marta e cad
de Cuba ,Bacoa,G bara
decadame
gallo amerte ehaat q
JoN A CUBANos CTADos
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e? ;:55!s DE- PUIRIORIC0. :ES s::::
Dario absoanene rparc Dc IA oph6n de prensa


-iNo puedes figurarte cuan feliz
soy! Mi marido es an cordero.
Isl, nm cordero pascual.
lPor quef...,
-Por que bora los pecados del
mundo.
Refer1a un montafles que habfa
apostado 4 que 50 coner1a todo un
carnero, u habfa ganado Ia apuesta.
-dY como puaiste engullir tan
ia Garnet
-;Toma dijo 81, - A fuerza de
pan!
Dos ssnoras Sc encuetran en- un
bale.
-Adios querida Luisa Me han
dicho que te has reconciliado con
Carolina.
ST. A la vuelta de los baflos
Ia he encontrado tan fea, que me ha
dado compassion.
Enoiada una actriz con cierto cri-
tico que no le adulaba, esper6 el d1a
de su santo y le envi6 de regalo una
pluma de ganso.
Comprendi6 ell escritor la malicia
y dijo al criado.
-Dile q tn anna que agradezco el
presente; pero siento mncho que por
mi desplume & sus adoradores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-18

mento de 1900 toneladas en- la pro-
ducci6n de 1900 El aumento de to-
dos los otros qu tuvieron alguno es
solo dc 9, 400 toneladas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-18
N0TICIAS,


Sc quejan los vecinos de Ca
taf1o mas cercanos al muelle del va
por de los prolongados silvatos de
este por la madrugada que les hacen
levantar contra su voluntad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-18

El renombrado Colegio de Oar.
mouth de Hanover N. Y. "a hon
RADIO al professor negro con ell grado
de doctor en- Dsreoho. En- este cole
gio fue educado ell celebre Daniel
Webster.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-18

Sc encuentra en- esta Capital
y hemos tenido el gusto de ssladar
le, el vec;no de Mayaguez don Jor
ga Gonzalez