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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26
WHITE HOUSE XMAS
IN THE NATIONS
CAPITAL
PREPARING FOR NEW YEARS
Cabinet Officers and Diplomats at
Breakfast Given by Secretary of
State-What Washington Of
fetal Life Means.
Special to The Globe.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-Christmas has
passed over pleasantly enough and there
never was a more brilliant celebration of
the great feast
At the White house, as 1 minated
would be the case, in former letter,
there was only quiet family party at
the Christmas dinner, the details Of which
have been given by the daily press.
Outside of this however, there were
many brilliant social functions, in which
members of the cabinet and the foreign
diplomatic corps largely figured.
The next affair of Importance will be
the New Years day breakfast, which the
secretary of state gives annually to the
cabinet officers and the diplomatic staff
and is this year to be quite brilliant
affair-perhaps the most brilliant of the
entire social season; for. one can imagine
what a breakfast given to an assembiage
comprising the entire cabinet and foreign
diplomats means.
The menu is usually most extravaganza,
particularly in regard to Wines as this
is the only public occasion, if I recollect
correctly, when the state department has
for its guests the entire foreign contin-
gent of diplomats, and it cannot afford
to put up poor dinner.
The cost Of this meal would make an
Ordinary 1DOIldl SuutSlcf dHQ pity the
poor secretary Of state, who has to bear
the brunt of the expense. as he does of
many other Injuries pertaining to his Of
fice-such, for instance, as the winning
and dining of the foreign diplomatic
corps most of the time he is in Office, as
well as the entertaining of his colleagues,
meetings of whom generally take place
at his house.
The secretary of state must keep a fine
carriage and retinue of servants, be-
cause there are times when his house is
the scene of immense dinners and reeep-
tions including hundreds and sometimes
| thousands Of visitors
It is doubtful if any cabinet officer
finds it possible to live within his salary
of course for the secretary of state to
attempt to do so would be supremely
ridiculous
His salary eis $4,000 per year-about
enough to pay his French chef or
| his Respondent English butler.
There are some who vainly imagine
| that the cabinet officers and senators and
congressman live lives of magnifcence
and go away from the capital at the end
| of their terms with national reputation
! and, not the least feature of the situa-
| ton, piethoric pocketbooks.
Perhaps few lucky ones succeed ir
making a haul in stocks or by some ille-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26

old Indian cycle of Mahayuga the pro-
fesosr has presented us with a fish that
all the universities will hasten to SAM
pie, or else bait their hooks with BID
lical periods and cast out their lines for
a bigger one, if such there are in the
sea. He says there are superior degrees
even to this vast enterprise in planetary
motion, and they are all long enough to
satisfy astronomers. biologists, preada-
mites, the higher critics, the mythologies
of the aneients and the nystics. Certain
ly top that will sing even so long
as Yalesenian cycle must be too SOUND
asleep to have any danger of topping.
so the universe is safe and the struggle
for the America cup may go on indefinite
ly! Next"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26
STABBED IN THE ABDOMEN.
C. w. Carlson, 81 JeweIer, Now at the
City hospital.

C. w. Carlson, 81 JeVveIer, Now at the
City Hospital.
Claus w. Carlson, a jeweler in the en-
ploy of Fiske Bros. II Washington ave-
nue. south, was stabbed in the abdomen
yesterday afternoon in the saloon of N.
B. Nelson. 12S Second street south. With
a. considerable portion of the entrails pro-
truding from two-inch cash, he made
his waynunassisted to Hoffiin Bros. drug
store, First avenue south and Washing
ton, three blocks distant. The police
were notified, and the man removed to
the city hospital. He will recover, IN
less complications set in.
John Johnson, shoemaker in the en-
ploy of Charles Engler, 21S Washington
avenue south, was arrested on a charge
OF assault with q dangerous weapon.
Although nobody saw the cutting, which
took place in a room back of the bar
room, the -clrcumstantial evidence points
strongly to Johnson as the man who
welded the knife. He was seen going
into the room with the open knife in his
hand, and also coming out. The knife
was ,tal1enr away from him by Knute
Stevens the bartender and Matt Bruden.
The knife bears blood stains.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26
LUMBER WANTED.
Gin iSt: clerks Office

City SSIefk =
st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. &c. 1901.
Sealed proposals. I'd marked Proposals
for Lumber will perceived at this
Office until 5 o'clocle ps M. Jan. 1902,
such lumber as may be required and
ordered during the year ending Dec. 81,
1902 and according to specifications on
file in the office of the City Engineer.
A certified check in the sum of 10 per
cent of the amount bid must accompany
each proposafto insure the entering into
of proper contract.
The Common Council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
By order of the Common Council
MATT JENSEN,
City Clerk.
Dec. 26-daily to inc. Jan. 2. 1902.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26
CONTRACT WORK.
Sewer on WhitaII. Clark and West
Minister Streets ~


Office of the Board of Public Works,
City of st. Paul. MINI. Dec. Is. 1891.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation Of the City of st. Paul. Min
nesota, at their Office in said city, until
2 p. m. on the Goth day of December, A.
D. 1891. for ,-e construction Of a sewer
Clark street; on Clark street, from Whit
all street to York street, and on West,
York street in said city. according to
plans and specifications on fle in the Of
flee of said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties in
sum of at least twenty 200 per cent or
a certified check on bank Of st. Paul
in a sum of at least ten C0l per cent Of
the gross amount bid, must accompany
each bid. Said check shall be made pay
able to the Clerk of said Board.
The said Board reserves the right to
I. : F. o. HAMMER,
President.
Cf1icial: C. II. BRONSON,
Clerk Board of Public Works.
Dec. 19-1901-10t.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26
CHRISTMAS OBSERVANCE.

zion coinmandery No. 2 Drink Toast
to GrRua Master.
About 700 members of Zion Com
n.andery No. and their friends met at
the asylum yesterday morning at II
O'clock and held their annual Christmas
observance
roasts were offered to the grand mas
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26
REMEMBERED THE POOR.
Salvation Army Feeds Host of
Hungry People.

The poor we have always with u.s.
The Salvation Army, realizing the truth
of this old adage, have been for the past
two, weeks collecting money on the vari-
Gus street corners in the city for the
purpose of giving a dinner to the poor
of the. city
Yesterday tables laden with good things
to eat We're, all in readiness at the usual
dinner hour, and over LOCO poor. who in
all probability would have had to content
themselves with crust, sat down to the
tables and certainly did justice to their
neglected appetites.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26

ter, the grand bodies and to Knights
Templars wherever dispersed.
These Christmas sobservances are in
dulged in by knights TempIars through
out the entire world, and at precisely
the same moment throughout the length
and breadth of the land in all COM
manderies the toast is given to the grand
master. The time in this jurisdiction is
II O'Clock a m
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26
LOCAL Low HOLIDAY RATES
Via the North-western Line.

Via the NV eStern Line.
Fare and one.third for the round trip
to any point within 200 miles of Mime
apolis and ST. Paul Tickets on sale Dec.
24th, 18th, 31st, Jan. 1st. good to return
Jan End, 1902 City Ticket Offices. H3
st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26
DIZZY CALCULATIONS
PROF. ToTTEN HANDS OUT SOME
FOR ASTRONOMERS TO GET
BUsY WITH
FINDS A YALENsIAN CYCLE
Periods of the Prophets Rather Pro-
miscuously Mixed Up With
the Significance of the.
Magian Circle.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. 25.-Prof
c. A. L. Totten, former military in
structor in the Sheffield scientific school
of Yale has figured out what he calls
''the Yalensian cycle" or ''The Yaleon."
He says in a published statement:
'Prof Totten's. biblical Investigations
have just resulted in the discovery OF
a most remarkable period, in which, as
it were, all the elements of the solar
system seem to sing together. In an
nouncingsit at this juncture. Just as Yale
is about to celebrate her bicentennial the
pI ofessor has gracefully termed 1t the
Yalensian cycle or the y aleon. 1t Is
universal because it covers all the cons
with which astronomy is chiefly CON
cerned.
This era consists of -,992 periods OF
1,4f years each, or of 4,S2O,44S years III
all, and seems to be recovery, or mod>
err redetermination, of the old Indian
Mahayuga, which is stated in the Sldd-
hanta to have been exactly A, so, 90 years
in duration, and over the solution of
which so many men have puzzled their
brains in vain. The 'Yaleon itself is
thus of tremendous scope.
Some Wise Calculations.
but perhaps the chief interest TO he
found in it comes from the independent
source of it's subordinate period of 1 ,444
years, which, by the professors calcuia-
lions, was the interval between Bins-
! hams prophecy of the star of Jacob, 1T
tered in 1440 B. c.. and the arrival of
the wise men at Jerusalem in Is. G..
1t was this that led the professor 20
study the matter. and the process led
him to the discovery of the greater cycle.
Zone thousand -four hundred and forty
four is four times SOL, and S61 is nine,
teen times nineteen; hence astronomers
Will perceive that this magian cycle, as
the professor terms the 1,4H year period,
is a multiple of the metonic and as
teriodal or planetoidal periods These ne
regards as fragments of the lost planet
| Lucifer. In order for astronomers to YER
! ify his work and it's results the professor
states that in the magian cycle we have
| the long-lost least common multiple OF
! the solar system, and that in the great
| Yaleon all of its little apparent discrep-
| ancies slough off.
For instance. in 1,44 mean solar years
the moon makes 1850 revolutions; Mer-
curry, 5000; Venus, 2,S47; Mars, 46s; Luci-
fer, the Planetoids, 361; Jupiter, ~: sa-
turn. 49; Uranus 171S; Neptune, SIT.
These numbers divided into 1,444 years
give us the ASTRONOMERS periods of tire
| planetary elements in terms of The
earth's mean solar year taken as 4
unity. For instance, Mercury 240; X enus
| OILS; earth, Leo: Mars, 1SS: Planetoids
AGO; Jupiter 11.S3; Saturn, 2946; Uranus
| S4.01; Neptune, 16462.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26
ROBBED By HIGHwAYMAN..
John Anderson Assaulted and Re-
Heved of 81.

John Anderson was assaulted and rob-
bed by four highwaymen, at Hennepln
avenue and First street, yesterday morn
ing The robbers secured 81. Anderson
was walking down Hennepin, and near
First street was4passed by. two men. The
next second he was seized from behind.
Anderson managed to wrest himself away
and then two. others appeared upon the
scent.
Anderson was struck down by a shower
of blows He was then searched and the
money taken from him. He W as0se badly
bruised that it was some time before ne
was able to drag himself to police head
quarters, a block distant, and tell his
story. He was able to give but meager
description Of the robbers 9i.l
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26
Periods of the Prophets.

The professor maintains that with
out exception every period used by the
prophets is of deep astronomical import;
in fact that they are all cycles and SUI
perior In value TO any OF those employed
in modern astronomy.
"l'he magyar circle is certainly Full
Of very wonderful significance. and If It's
multiplication by 1882 into the Yaieou
RECEIVERS for us the philosophy Of the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26
W. n. CAMPBELL.
COMMISSION COMPANY
Live Stock Commission Merchants,
Union Stock Yards,
5oUTH ST. PAUL.

Consignments and correspondence So
iicfted Market reports furnished on ap-
plication.
We do a strictly commission business
No live stock bought or sold on our own
account.
References = Stock Yards bank, South
st. Paul; Security bank, Zumbrota; Hon.
A. I. Koerner, state treasurer, Capitol
building. st. Paul; A. G. Anderson. CASH
fer. st. Paul National bank. st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26
povs Assault a PeddIer.. :.

Isidore eramer, a. peddler. residing at
assaulted by four boys at Fourth avenue
north and Fifth street yesterday after
noon and IS att his. home suffering, from
~ and William Shucker wete Later ar
rested by Lieut.. Ginsberg on q charge or
assault. -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26

To Hutchinson Via Great Northern
Railway.
See Great Northern Ticket Agent, ss2
Robert street, St. Paul about train sery-
ice on Hutchinson line
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26

Sleeper for IL 10 p. m. train can be &C.
cupied at any time after p. m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-14
Una compahla extraviada

Vsrios peri6iicos ingleses han publicado
un relate verdaderamente fncrefole para K
plicar la desaparicon de una compa MIA entera
de la yeomapry.
Hace ur sf1o pr6ximamente. Cfrecieron
sus servieios al gobierno britAnico para COM
batir en- el Africa Austral dos dictates 500
hom bres del regimiento de Yors hire. Fueron
aceptsdos como volnctarios formaron Ia so
com psiifa de la <Imperial Yeomanry.S
Desde ese dis, dicen los periodicos. no Sc
ha vueito & habiar de ellos. No 6guran en-
nipgGn estado del War Office. En- este re-
conoce que seffa mny interesante averiguar ell
paradero de esos 500 combatieDtes. Sc hizo
una informaciou cuidadosa, y no dio resultado
alguno.
Sc pidieron antecedentes noticias al
Africa del Sur, seg1a las comunicaciones
ofciales, ia e5 compsnfs no Sc ha presentado
nunca aquella region, por 10 menos en- te-
rreno dominado por los fngleses. No Sc sabe
Cabo nj en- nj gun otro puerto del Africa Aus
trail En- ell York shire tsmpoco Sc ha visto (
pinguno de los hom bres que formaron Ia COM
Dc MA en- question, nj ha vuelto nadfe al cargo,
que muchos abandonaron temporalmente.
Lo mas sorprendente es que Sc han reel
bido en- muchas poblaciones del Yorkshire
cartas escritas por hombres de ssa compshfa
fAntasma. Estaban oirIgidas al negociado
central de Ia Yeomanry, instaIado en- Lon
dres, procedfan al p1recer del Africa del Sur,
como indication de procedeDcia Sc lefa en-
los sellos: xEn ell Vedt 8 dlez mtIlas de lugsr
hahitado1 Ha sdo impossible aveffgnar desde
Que pupto eran remitidas.
Hsce "a IN ino que no Sc ha podfdo acla-
rar ell misterio tienen esperanzas de
acIarRrle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-14
Ia MUJER

La Grecfa ps CANA nos presenta sus mu-
jeres sencilas y heTmosas, ems. hando sus hi
jos amar sus padres, Ia Patria y q los
diosss. Las espartanas les decian sus hiics
aDtes de partir a la guerra: 90 vencedores 8
muertcs, peTo jamas veDcidos.3 E. espartano
que de aba cser su escudo poCer deI enc
migo, atrevfa presentarse delante de
madre, pues saba que seIfa rechazado por
esta.
Entire las mujeres que Sc destacan en- la
repdoiica romano nadie ha pooi1o olvidar 8
Cornelia, hijs de Escipi6n Ell Africsno, esposa
de SempToDIO Grace; Dna sef1ora de la Comps
nfa lie mostra ba uD ola una muit!tud de joyas,
pidiendole, la vez, que le ensenase las suyas
Corneiia llan6 d sus hijos y, mostrandoselos,
e dijo: she squf mis- me iores j,yas., Aquela
madre no SO equfsocaba, pues 5qni6a como
ce la her6ica histJria &c Tiberio Cayo Ora
co, valientes de efsnsores del pueblo educados
en- las practicas mas subiimes, por aquella
noble mujer?
<Madres: / cread grandes hombres que
ellos inmortaiizaran vuestra memorial
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-14
FL ultimo invento

Is n&quInas fotograhcas instanGzneas
ssnlo ylctlnas de IN com petidor terri.
y Y mHogfato, inyentado hace pocos dfas
EsTelos = G1udean.
= este IN Instruments que sc puede lIe-
I'lo gnos gemalos en- su fdnda, pues mi
,ssl'lnetfos de alto, por 10 de longitud
'oa 81 mir6grafo Sc tomau yistas 6 esce.
nusgo Sc desarrollan las baudas ell
II, ~ = t'ueca en cinemat6grafo donde sc
Eldos. "iiSn ios PaisaIes
i, 80 20 osnda puede encerrar 500 lmSgenes,
as metros de Iongitud la duraci6n
,F.O!scclon es de 40 segund0s. Las ina.
h., ~ Doia0!ectadas Alcanzan desde metro l
/ " ~ centfmetros.
.ofms que con este aparato todo el
pouIs nacer retrstos animados de per-
1" " . ianliia de sus amigos con sus
I'M sas noYlmientos su verdadera fso-
No., sc conbina 81 cinematografo con el
=, en 10 sucesivo podrz tener cuaI-
nssentes cfr habiar las personas
que haEan muerto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-14
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
IN uIAJE De BODAS

Jurna--Sf. Va sahes cue todos los sfos
/ ios con mis- padres Tiouville, donde ha,
busnos hoteles.
harceio.-Cref que 70 darfas importancis
los lnconyenientes cue Cfreceu essss excur.
stones.
Jusns--iNo me gGsta yisjsr como 20.
/ orest---- 81 81 nenos no estuyiesemos STEM
pre- solos. Isl encontrAsemos agunos como
Marcelo ur6nicanente) -iYa comprepdo,
6Por qIe no me 10 decfss antes: Lo Que II
tie gusta es el buliicio, Ia sninacien, los cssi-
nos dende Sc osiia charla con los amfgosI
Msrcelo.-lsn tono sgreslYo).-,Trstas d .
imPort1narme con tus ceios! Era 10 dnico
que me fsltabsl All No te he conocido has
Msrcelo (roio de ira )--Tienes raz6pt
Siempre conoce uno demgsisdo tarse!
MsTcelo VS. shaoir sigunas Palabras du-
rss. pero lie Getiene ID Presencfa de Is criada
qoe entrs con Ell slmuerzo.oEstabaec Geese una
tregas, nientras los dos esposos restaaran sus
fuerzas east siiencia.
al c2bo de una hora los dos esposox, con
ttnuando en- su mutismo, salen 4 dsr en- paseo
Por IS playa, con oejeto de cslmar sus alboro-
iados nervIos.
10 Ieios, entire las olas divissse un islots
cubierto de yegetacion, Que Marceo JusDs
ponen contemplsr.
Juans.-lQu6 islots tan bonito!
Msrcelo.-Sf: pero- undicando & Juana
en- las mostroosas rocas que rodean las que
ra, sobre Ia qus sc preeipitsn furiosAmente las
oias, como para sgrandars), ives esa hendi-
durss...
Jusna.-Sf, ~ Que?
Marcelo.-Tam ben esss rocas, hoy sepa-
radss, sostenian TERRA frme cusndo estaban
unidss. E. bate de las o&s comenz6 d.
vidirlas. sgrsndsndo de dia en- da la hendidu-
rs. a principle Ia separation f1e insignff-
cante; pero despues Ell mar Ia prosegudo su
obrs destruetors, hacienda deanitisa eIrreme-
disble Is desun6n. Andando ell tempo, las
Qlas trsgsran las rocas Ell isiote entero.
ICON acento mny carinoso.) cCom prendes Jus
ns, Ell signifcado de mis- palabras?
Jusna thondamense conmoyids, Mob.
Marcelo,-Las personals que Sc aman, J aa-
na mfs, son como algunGs de rocas. Su
amor forma una isia cubierta de vegetacion.
Para los qCe saben permanecer unidos, bsis-
te por espacio de mucho tempo coronads pcr
la felici1ad. Psro 81 fian stenci6n en-
la diminuts hen0idura que cream nuestros
gestos distintos, nuestra egoista rerqaeda,
nuestra fslta de lndulgencia. las perversas
oIas Xxi mudo Ia agradan sin cesar, llega IN
oia..t
Juana (bsjando Ia cabezs ).-Sf, ST. Com
prendo perfactamente el SINH. iPerd6n Mar
celo, perd6ni....
Mafcelo (dando IN estrecho abrszo su
muier).-iEstas perdonada, hija IA Z quie-
ra Dios que no eches en- saco roto Ia ieccion!
Juana.-No la oIvidare iamas, y, por mi
Parte, te sseguro que no lie sucede.a nunca
mi amor 10 que pass esas rocas.
Xanrot.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-14
tscudo contra las baIas

aea ,a,i1tro IIstro de la Guerra italiano, al decir
Ahsciee ie's5s' repetiGos experimentos con una
Ban"as qulmlcs, cuya formula Sc debe al Sc
kas j t'u propietsrio de IN cafe de Roma
|tstsr mentor repHtsba como susceptible
|as,noe q efecto peIforsdor de los fusiles
Pa,sdo,, s se uestis muy satisfecho de los
El o%ea AZ tu'ayos hechos, la sustancia alu-
Euefo esentaba los caracteres de un
(snblsh utlnoso, consigue amortiguar con
EisfI 4I.e7s sl efecto Ce una bala de fusI'
EIos. Pafada Ia ofstancia de cincueDta
usts,'. ltof, seiicr B .psditi, sfIma que
4 srtal o gulluosa Sc puede apiicar IN
lleros 81 que usaban les antiques "a
fsho ~ II ender de este modo ipgenioso ell
e'efnas del combatiente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-14

/ tedffgencfs Sc defQvo en keriraonet, an
!. u7,sl de s. Tres E>t4cionss.
usrf5o rcr e sol del verslo Que GAIA {
/ ,.uo las oos de Is taI0s, ers scuel vehfcu-
rsrdsderau cite inhstitab bic.
hi cfpartAmeut0 central Gel csrrus il
hisrondos NisJtros: I'd hombre uns mUier,
gsssdss los COS, muy dlStioguidos. Y wesIido os
!, pstursl senciIla elegsncis. Iaduda-
Jssraute. ars ma pSreja de recien csssdos.
! Tn nCz0 oeI hotel Sc spodsio de iss g.
.n.. y uns crisds scon ps 10 los expedicio-
mrlas a Interior del ests bIecimiento. hssls
tsi,rles ca u1s sslA fes T nal an eblsds, Pc
mtD7s tresclrs trsnq qUilidsd ersn delicio-
d; desgues 6e II largo visie en- Is estufs del
roche
upsrmeDt6, dssde luego, una in preston bien-
s,.hors; pero 5 mujer 50 mostrsbs nerviosa
glnpscieDte, como d0ninsds por uns cons
ynte preoc upSci Ion.
Msrcslo-s EssAs csnssda Jusns?
Jusns ,encoiendose de hombros).-No.
A contrsrio.
Msrcelo ..onteniendo IN nosimiento de
r.ielsl ,Poore criaturs. a Ia criada que
h presents 4 recibir 6rdeDes } JPronto! 81
knusrzo La sehora Sc ests mdriendo de
tsnbre
"a crlsds-.EI sImuer1o Z las dos y me-
lis a estss horSs no hsy nsds en- cssa!
JasDs snzando una csjads).-iEsto es
&slci0so,
Msrcelo.-Pues Il 10 hay 7sds, es precise
scsro. Ysys usted la csrniaerfs las
sndss de comestibles com prsr slgo.
Ls crsds.-Pero el fuego esta spagado.
MsrceO.-Se entenders
SAFE Is crisdA encargar Ell almueszo
isVs para P0nsr . mesa, cue cubrs con IN
bAla llsnO q : mslchas de vino.
Marceo. Para hacer bocs, trSigsne U.s.
&dagaD0s eDtremssss.
Is crisd3 o6edece Is orden sc retIrs In
tsiistsnenie despues de hsberls cumpIido.
Marcelo q su muier, que Pernanece ST.
Eaclo,s msi humorsds.) ID Vienes d la mesa?
Jlsns 'e eEania, Sc sienta y empieza
uer s1 dscir Una pslabra. En- su rostro Sc
Easi q disgusto de que Sc hsIla poseids.
Jlans.-i oardinas en- aceitei iVenfr {
pueblo de IA costa para conner ssrdinas en-
bette 49,
Msfceio.- Est9 no g mas que oara en-
par. cref CUE estabss desmsysda.
Ja3ns-Si hs esperado hssta las dos v
Fsils haoris podido prsscindir del aImuerzo.
Asrcelo -6Acaso tsngo yo 10 culpa de 10
ocgfe? GNo te be supifcado que no en-
uousdo?
Jaans No quer4 perDsnsceF nj IN mi
10 mas en- ese maldito pueblo donde lIe-
a@ aver EStoy bsrts de ests Bretafis, de
,sj7 por . costs de todoi...
asFcso. Por Dlos, Juanal mo hsbfs-
Poyectsdo este viale antes de nuestro
|nruonof
.aans.-Q1t saba yol Td eras qnisn me
Aoa slempre de u Bretsfia, diciendome
'n un pals deIicioso, un pals sublime. 80,
Festabla p@'
Aafcelo.-.Como me asegrrabss que .e
a0a santo ell mar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-14
Por un incendio
Xanrot.

Com unica de Bseslau des paeh allf re-
cibido, segGa Ell cual, Ell puebIecito de
S5klensena, tusdo en- la frontera, cerca de
LIE ow, Ia sido dessrufdo por ncendio, ha :
biendo edo enteramente consumidas por las
lamas $40 propiedades.
Las chispas despredldas de este foco CO.
municaron las lamas la aldea de Straramys-
chy, tres Hi ometros de oistanea de Sc K en-
senas
Una criada tres niios ban perecido en-
tre las lamRs
Muchss personas han reeibido herIdas y
quemaduras III trAtar de com oatir Ell sinies-
trO.
La miseria en- toda aquella region es In
scriptib!e.
Cientos de personas han quedado elm abri
go.