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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29
Chat About
People.

The up-country residents are taking
advantage OF the Saturday trips OF the
Providence and Danielson electrics to
do their weekly shopping. Last Sat
urday every car WAS full and more
than that. The company could use a
dozen cars instead OF the four II now
owns. and then barely meet the public
demand.
one OF the shoppers saw last Satur-
day had big extension bag filled TO
bursting He also had "A far-a%ay
look and very happy smile. Also a
strong odor, like coffin varpish. From
the bottom OF that big bag trickled a
tiny stream of dark red liquid. IL
was intended TO be whisky and II
must have cost at least Is cents a
gallon. In packing the grip the man
had dislodged the cork and his Sunday
booze was mingled with dry goods
and groceries. The look he gave 10
that bag when he alighted far up in
the country and discovered that his
LIQUOR was gone would have been a
study for an artist or a comic news
paper.
The popularity OF the Seaconnet
matinee sails Is such that Capt. Petty
should have them OF days other than
might take in the excursion. Last
Saturday afternoon the limit OF pass
engers allowed by the government In
spector was aboard and many had TO
give up the trip and seek other diver
sions.
Man wants but little here below; but
what he would like best of all IL a
mean temperature. say of IS degrees.
This 'histing' on duck suits one day
and winter garments the next is de-
cdedly trying to ones patience.
saw a certain newspaper man using
n telephone last Saturday lie was
telling the man on the other end OF the
wire about recent yacht race. To
impress upon his auditor the force OF
what he was lmparting he held two
fingers up In front OF the phone and
said: Its Just like this, This boat
was here and the other one there,
and he spread apart his fingers to IL
lustrate the relative position OF the
boats. Then the office "laffed' and
the man who was phoning no less
heartily than the rest.
The subject for study az the Psrkside
chapel yesterday was Abraham. One
little tot. being asked what the lesson
was, replied: Abraham Lincoln
5hs Gossip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29
Food Notes.
Russia drinks about ss,coo,ooo worth

Russia drinks about $500 900 worth of
tea every year.
California sends ti.ooo,o00 worth OF
canned fruits to Germany year.
Rice has a finer flavor If washed in
hot water, instead of cold, before cook
ing.
Green bananas sliced very thin and
fried like Saratoga chips are n favorite
Cuban dish. .
IL takes lT2 pounds of the first streams
OF milk 10 make n pound OF butter. and
only II OF the last streams.
Ireland sends annually 1900 tons OF
eggs--some $40 600 900 in round numbers
TO England alone.
Michigan now leads the world In the
production OF beans. New York state
long held first place.
III rice Is not disturbed during the pro-
cess OF boiling the berries will be whole.
dry and easily dgested. A few drops
of lemon Juice added TO the water will
make AZ whittier and finer favored.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29

spending the summer vacation wit
friends In town
Charles Wheaton OF New York city
on visit TO his friends In town
The Warvens paid up the Providens
Optical Company for their two recef
defeats by the Providence team The
made th<m hustle all through the gan
and when the nine innings were nnishe
the score was ~ 10 I. For the first fe'
innings the opticris played fast aud fur
Gus. but then errors IN the inield an
out-held won the game for Warren Nor
ohan pitched fast game stri-..ng out n
opposing team I'm good order. Nylie al
excellent work behind the bat. and ais
did good work with the stick The r,
mainder OF tho team played a good gam
The pitching OF the Opticals twirier va
good Al the beginning. but later IA N
game he was easily found. Umpire Blu
nngton. Attendance 500
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29
STILES.

Dear" said Mrs. Spendlotz, by way OF
preliminary. would YOU consider an opal
unlucky2' ~ would N got bill for
one and had 10 pay for ~, replied her
husband sternly. "Ahl I'm so glad I
ordered n diamond ring instead. ."-Phila-
delphia Press.
A country servant was given n ticket by
her mistress for local concert She
arrived home rather late. and was ques-
TONED by her mistress on the matter. Il
came away before twas over, she re-
piled. and they were hurrying II on,
cause they were singing two at time
when left Tit Bits.
"Mv misguided friend" said the earnest
reformer who had strolled Into the roof
garden, why do you drink that beer
when YOU have cool. healthful lemonade
Because" said the misguided friend. as
he beckOned 90 "a walter. because the
lemonade u ffteen cents a glass In this
place."-Balumore American
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29

Senator Blackburn and ex-senator Cor
man may agree between themselves that
the tariff should be made the dominant
issue in the presidential campaign Of 1904.
but Grover Cleveland and his following
ia the democratic party may not coincide
with that agreement. Indeed. the sage
% Princeton has tried the tarin issue
himself and knows from personal expe-
rience that as a prospective road 10 the
White House II Is a delusion and snare.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29
AUTO A WRECK.
Overturned and Then Gasoline
Took Fire and Burned II.

While driving an automobile yesterday
afternoon at Narragansett Pier George
Colstead and Ethel Barker OF New York
and Nellie Wagner OF Orange, N. j., were
overturned In front Of DR.. James r. Sui
livan's cottage on Ocean road. Mr.. Col
stead had his shoulder badly wrenched
while the ladies escaped with slight
bruises.
After the accident the naphtha I'm the
tank exploded and set fire TO the machine
which Is a total wreck.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29
HORSES BURNED.
Seven PeTlshsd When Council
man Fields Barn Was Destroyed

A barn 40x60 feet at Arlington. contain
ing II horses and 30 tons Of hay, owned
by Councilman George A. Field, was de-
stroyed by fire last night. Five horses
were saved by neighbors. but IL YVES i'm
possible TO remove the others on account
of the intense heat from the burning hay.
IL is not expected the loss will exceed
$500 and is partially covered by insur-
ance.
The barn was situated about rs feet in
the rear OF Mr. Fields house. which is on
Cranston street The flames were first
discovered shortly after 10 O'Clock last
night by Herbert Durfee. who lives across
the street They were also seen at about
the same time by George II. Congdon,
Jr, who was leaving Mr.. Fields house.
An alarm was at once sounded and the
whistle on the Narraganset tbrcwery
blown. The Arlington. Cranston and
Volunteer fire companies were soon at the
scene of the fire. Three lines OF hose
were quickly attached TO the hydrant in
front of Mr.. Fields house and the water
turned on. While the frCmen were get
ting the hose ready nelghbors began lead
ing the horses out. Five were thus saved
but the others were suffocated before
they could be released. These were
all draught horses. One Of them was
so badly burned that II will probably die.
IL was impossible for the firemen to
save the barn. because the hay was burn
ing so fiercely when they arrived. They
succeeded in keeping the fire TO the one
structure however. The firemen worked
until nearly o'clock this morning. when
no sparks could be seen.
Besides the horses and hay the barn
contained several sets OF harness val
ued at $500
Strange to say. the score of pigs in
the cellar were neither smothered nor
burned To death. but removed from the
1 basement under the barn after the fire
| was out.
The cause of the fire is not known. u
| II thought that some one must have slept
| I'm IL and accidentally dropped n match.
| Mr.. Field has been troubled considerably
| OF late by trsmps loating about the plav.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29

The push and energy OF the American
spirit finds "A signal illustration In the
fact that while there are only i3.o0o home
sites on the Indian territory land just
opened FOR settlement $4,000 persons reg
istcred in the hope OF securing them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29

that was founded on malice. No one has
any security. no matter how good his
character may have been up TO the time
Of an accusation, IL such men can con-
troll what is a very delicate but all pow
erful thing-the police machinery OF the
STATE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29

Admiral Schley and the officers under
his command on the BROOKLYN are pre-
pared TO admit they "looped the loop"
and would do so again II they could win
such signal victory as they did off SAM
fiaro
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29

Young Fosburg was promptly acquitted
by a jury OF his peers but there is no
present indication of the acquittal of
Chief Nicholson at the bar OF public
opinion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29

That's n aueer-looking man In the
black Clothes" remarked the Eastern
tourist. Yes" replied the Westerner
that's DeCaloguc Dick. he's q kind OF a
gospel sharp" n suppose he gets his
title because of his preaching the Ten
Comma ndmentr. eh7' We'll. partly that,
so frequently. .'-cathoiic Standard and
Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29

at is a great mistake on the part
OF employers of labor to mingle the
flames OF race controversy with the
passions eugcnderod I'm great strike.
The combination OF two such elements
is sure 70 cause an explosion. Phil
adelphta Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29

"Now let's quit trying the Samp-
-Schley case on prejudiced hearsay
evidence. The naval court OF inquiry
will bring out direct testimony"
Louis Republic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29

Man wants but little here below; but
what he would like best of all IL
mean temperature. say of IS degrees.
This ''histing" on duck suits one day
and winter garments the next is de-
cldedly trying TO ones patience.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
FL TRUST AZUCARERO

De un peri6dico de la Habana tomamos ell
siguiente suelto, que consideramos de gran in
teres para nuestros hacendadOs.
Podemos afrmar que Mr. Havemayer
presidente del poderoso <trustS azucarero de
los Estados Unidos, acaba de interesarse en- ell
nuevo eBanco nacional de Cuba,1 que su
participation sera muy benefcosa 4 los ha-
cendados
A rafz lie la termination de Ia guerra, hizo
Havemayer negocios por valor de S 200, 900 con
ell ipgeuio SLuga refoo del sehor Melchor Ber-
nal, las obligaciones han yenido sendo tan
accomplishments cumplidas, que satisfecho
Mr.. Havemayer ha querido extender ell campo
de sus operaciones.
FL aumento de 8 nillones de pesos en- ell
capital de la Com pal flfa y el movimento en- fa-
vor de la lbre entrada de azdcares en- los Es:
tados Unidos, es prueba evidente de que ell
ctrust9 Sc propone haCcf de Cuba centro
de operaciones que eleyaran considera blemen-
te la riqueza del pals.
A las compafifas sindicatos que explotan
"a muchos ingenios, como ell sConstanciao de
Apeztegufa seguirsn Ia creaci6n fomento de
otros muchOs que puedan en- corto n6me ero de
amos elevar la production la suma de cinco
millones de toneladas, que facilmente puede
rendir Ell terreno de Cuba.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
Las exposiciones
y la mortaIidad

FL jefe de estadfstica municipal de Paris,
M. aguilion, publica Ia SChronique M edi-
calee an trabajo muy curoso.
Del estudo por 81 realizado acerca de las
exposiciones internacionales alli celebradas
en- 1855, 1867, 1889 1900, deduce que ell af1o
que ha seguido festas ha dfstiD guido
siemDre por un exceso terrible la mortai
dad.
Despu6s de 1885 estall6 ell c6lera, causan-
do cerca de 900 vfctimas mas que ell afio pre-
cedente, Ell ano siguente la exposition del
81 otra epidemia coIerica mat6 As $50 perso-
mas, 3,154 mas que ell aIio anterior En- 1879
perecieron 3,244 personals mas que durante los
doce meaes de la exposition, y en- 1890 cerca
de 1000.
Ahora, en- cuante Sc ha cerrado la expos-
ci6n de 1900, comienza la grippe Ia vruela
ocasionar numerosas vfctimas en- Paris, cum
pli6ndose de este modo la ley fatal que sigue
q las exposciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
Aplicaci6n de los rayos X

Entire las curiosidades registradas en- Ia
semana transcurrida, fgura una notable, de
la que ha dado cuenta ell medco de Bur3eos
doctor Timoteo Pfechaud
q nifio de tres afios Sc trag6 un cIavo y
merced los rayos Sc vo que estaba dete-
nido en- ell bropquio izquerdo.
Entonces NJ Piechaud mando fabricar
una sonda de hero dulce, despu6s de hacer
la traqueotom1a, introdujo ell tubo de hierro
hasta ell bronquio. Por no edo de una COZ fen-
te electrical transform6 ell tubo de hierro elec-
tro imam q 81 Sc adhirio ell clavo en forma
que pudo ser extraido perfectamente.
Ell niho solo guard6 cana cuarenta ! ocho
horas los diez dias estaba curado por COM
pleto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
Un panueIo de narices
DE P APPEL

Tn higienista innovedor propone NADIA
menos que adoptar Francia ell pafueo de
narices de papel, en- boga en- ell estremo orien-
te. Sc puede, segdn pretende, fabricarlo de
tai manera, que sea Ia vez econ6mico, linn
pio, indesg garrable y de colores variados.
No Sc crea que este paradoja.
Hace "a varies afios que el decano de la
facultad pc medicina, doctor Brouardel Sc Ia
declarado coDLra Ell panueo de narces de hi
10, cuyos pliegues gurrdan propagan los mi
crobios de la tuberculosis, de Ia membrane, de
la difteria de la con njuntivitis de la oftalmia
y de otras afecciones mas menos contagio-
sas.
Con ell pa1uelo de papel este grave incon-
veniente desaparecerla pu6s Sc e quemaria
Immediate mente despues de haberse servido
de 6l.
Los japoneses, que no tienen otro paftue-
10 que este, 10 arrojan al viento.
3Se detendra alg1n dfa 81 terror mierobia-
no?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
UNA RECTIFICACION

Suestro distipguido amigo correligiona-
10 den Francisco Bus6 Cabrera, alcalde de
Aumacao, hos envls para su publication Ia
,lgllente carta que ha dirigido al director de
MPQtS
Sr. Director de Ell Pa{>.
San Juan.
Muy senior mfo.
En- Ell no 1ss de su perl6dico aparece un
Ntorai, cOnfusamente redactado, segdn ell
eaal debe Humacao, los pueblosque compo-
Man ell Distrito earcelarlo, unos 80 OOG.
81 oil nformante hubiese querido no en-
sa1lr ustod le habria podido decir con pre-
gaon que, segdn la liquidation final de cuen-
~ Dc carcel, SO adeuda en- II de Febrero de
gsN por dicho concepto Garabo s4 90, q
aaguabo 375 So, Juncos 452 81, Yabucoa
" " F4jardo 1858 Vieques 8O5 "A 10
lue hace un total de $2.572 2e, es decir unas
.1g5 .acs yeees menos de 10 que aparece en- su pc
hsa deuda es muy anterior la admins
fac0a federal.
y usted me ndicara una seduction, mel jor
t4e ID propuesta los acreedores, para saldar
Sueuda de amos anteriores, Sc 10 e5timar6.
Soy de usted alto. 9. 5. q. b. :. NJ.
Francisco Buso Cabrera.
aamacao Agosto II de 1901,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
Para Verdades eI tieInpo....
(Oe THE Puerto Rico Hera|d")

IA el Dend timo corre0 de Puerto Rico
u.o5 n, ,C0,rpspOndenctd cen una l1lte1DielU del
.S,r BarbOsa Dicha t1lterUtelO es una apo
's5.is de 81 autor. Afrma que celebr6 un
c5nclaye con cuatro obispos; que conferencto
"na nora ' tres cuartos con ell presidente Nc
EinIev, aue le ofreci6 un gran banquete ell
.snador Foraker; que pronuncio en- 1ngles IN
g,an discurso; que SO lie trat6 como un gran
S,6rer de Ia polftica Y, en- fin, que, ocupando
4 derecba del senador Hanna, asisti6 la
convenci6n del Estado en- Cleveland y recibio
segurtdades de que ell partido republican,
nuerto o-rriquefo tene ell apoyo y Ia lnhuencla
5el partido repubicano nacionaf
tia noyea no nos importa mucho nj POGO.
E,crIts para deleitar 4 los feles partidaros
de Ia lsa, para lnfundirles plena contanZa
nara exctarles la Iucha, ALA pudo correr
10 nano en- mano, soberbia deslum mbrante.
Quien cOnozca este pals sus costum 0res
,ps practicas, sabe que ell jefe de la rep1blica
no concede nade, nj sus hu6spedes reales
6lmperlales, una bora y tres cudrt0s en- la Casa
Blanca sabe que las otras afrmaciones de
IA tnterrielc son tan positivas como esa horG y
tres emHt0s de sabroso platicar con ell insigne
uagstrado
oof 10 mismo que resuta corto ell ndmero de
tss personals que yiajan estudian por propia
observation 10 que ocurre mas aca de las pla-
vas insuares Y, de tai manera, no falta
aulen iuzgue axiomatica esta copla popular:
El mentir lie las estrellas
es muy seguro nentir,
porque ninguno ha de ir
preguntarselo elias.
Por esta yez Sc equivoean los que tai
tartldumbre Sc atienen. Ahora hay aguien
oue nalu pYegtt1ltdr las eStreLLds.
Lo del c6nclave, 10 de la vista, 10 del ban
ouete, 10 del discuTso, no nos preocupaba alb
soutamente, LO del apOyO q ta tnt1uenctd va
nos parec6 digno de s6ria investigation. El
honorable Marcos A. Hanna, chairman del
Comlt6 naclonal republicano, es una persona
li1sd inportantfsima en- los Estados Unidos.
N0gdn homhre p1blico ejerce tan completa
sut0ridad como 81 en- ell partido que dirige
conanda A Ell debiamos preguntar y Ell
preguntamOs:
<Si en- verdad, durante.la Convention re-
p1blIcana de Ohio, en- Cleveland, Sc asegur6
TO cabaIlero de Puerto Rico, ell sefior BArbosa,
d0poyO, Ia GytdG, y La tnfuenctd del partido
FoplbIicano nacional para Ell partido republi-
can0 pugrt0rriqueflo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19

Como tOdos los partidos Puerto Rico
-anadfa nucstra carta-estan hoy en- harmo-
MA con la administration, par6cenos muy JUS
to que 81 Sc hacen distincones prefereDcias
en- pro de uno de os, ell otro sea nformado
del b hFcho inmedia atamente.
<Creemos de modo irme que pudo
darse por nadie esta promesa en- nombre del
part1do republicanO que ell Senor Barbosa Sc
halla en- un error; pero querrfamos estar Sc
guTos para aseverar ante ell pueblo de Puerto
Rico que nuestra suposici6n es correcta>
La contestaci6n clara, Categorical, termi-
mantle, no sc hizo esperar largos das. Nuestra
carta fu6 al Senado de Washington: desde allf
Ia remitieron al senOr Hanna, 6l nos dirige
las fneas que, en- copia fotograica Sc insertan
en- otra pagina. H6ias aquf, escrupulosamente
vertdas al castellanoi
eSenado de los Estados Unidos
Cleveland, Ohio, Julio 29-19o1.
Sefior Luis NJ. Rivera. 156. 5th Agenida.
Nueva York. Ny
Nj querido senior: carta del 21 del
tual fu6 recibida cuidadosamente anotada
Solo tepgo que contestar So pregunta que
ell sefor Barbosa me visit6 meramente como
representante de 10 cue 81 llama partido repu-
bicano de Puerto Rico.
Asisti6 la Convention del Estado en- Co.
lumbus su vista aqul fu6 puramente social.
No pid6 nj sc lie hizo, promesa de ningu-
Ia especie.
Verdaderamente suyo,
NJ A HANNA2
Adviertase bfen No Sc LIE HIzo PRoMEsA
DE NtNGUNA EsPECIE. Esto 10 declara quien
puede declararlo. Ell apoyo, Ia ayuda la in
fuenca del partido republican, nacioDal no
pertenecen, por modos exclusives. los que Ell
sENoR BARBOsA LLAMA REPUBLICANos DE
PUERTO Rico. Sc reservan para mas mobiles
fines ellos contsran en- ell porvenir los
grandes ntereses americanOs y la causa del
derecho la justicia en- las colonias. ESQ es
10 justo 10 egftimo.
The PUERTO Rico HERALD deplora que
deberes le obliguen amargar IN POGO las ale
g,fas de sus adyersarios. No puede perm itir
hoy, nj permitira en- adelante, que Sc pubiquen
resefias fantasticas nj que Sc juegue asi con la
cred ulidad de las masas inexpertas. Haganse
que Sc nos acus6 en- tiempos remotos; pero no
Sc dc como verdades evangelicas 10 que la
postre resulta una urdmbre de encantadoras
fantasia un risib)e deltTio de grandezGs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
nngD II G :: r

Cada afo, ell dia de Julio, los y las j6ve-
mes del barrio latino iban al iardin de Luxem
bourg, ante ell busto de Murger arroja ban
flores las Musetas Minis de OCCASION, v los
Rodofos, schaunards Colines, ,pronuncia ba n
discursOs
Este a1o, segdn la prensa parisiense, no
ha teDido efecto la traditional manifestation
de los bohemios. GEs que la bohemia Sc va?
No la IA inmortalizado Puccini. Pero Pa
rfs por los bohemios este ano ha sido olyida do
Murger.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
EscandaIo en- la
Camara belga

En- la session celebrada por la Camara de
Diputadcs ell Is del pasado, Sc han desarro'
llado escenas verdaderamente escandalosas.
Los representatives Sc han tratado de infa-
mes, canallas. jesuitas, imbeciles otras CO.
sa por Ell estilo.
El origeu del alboroto ha sido una acusa-
cfon lanzada por el diputado ca t6lico Verha-
gen contra un peri6dico socialista titulado
xGerminal&.
Ell socalista Demblan Sc levanto furoso
fDsultando Verhaegep, entonces Sc gene
raliz6 la contien nda cambiandose entire unos
otros los mas soeces insuitos.
~ Jose G. del Valle (Fortaleza 7D.-O6-
cfnss para Ia gesti6n de asuntos administrat-
vos todos los centros ofcaes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
Italia y Espana

Sagasta ha declal ado al redactor cores
ponsai del AUdntt, diario de Roma que Espa-
ma, pesar de las simpatfas de Italia-durante
la guerra-por Cuba, sente rencores con-
ira la Daci6n italiana; por ell contrarfo, hoy,
entra Italia, en- ell nnmero de las naciones Que
han de llegar tener con Espana grande amis-
tad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19

Fernando Kehrhahn, jeyerfa reloje
Z RIA. Sc garantizan los trabajos. Pa
"a Principal, Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19

- aluel Roman, comerciante. Frutoa
M@E del pais y provisiones. Pavfa
Are, iho. PIT to Rice.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
c.: @ VA

morgan, que prepara los trabajoS para la
fundaclon de una nueva Inca de navegaci6n
entire New York Europa, ha elegido entire
los puerto europeos Geneva como cabeza de
Inca. Cree merecidamente la prospertdad de
Geneva.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19


Y no encuentran aliyfo va mis- penas. i.
No Sc alivian las penas de I'm ingrato
Tu me quisiste mucho,
Y de tn amor en- pago,
Hice que tus pupilas Sc inundaran
Con las amarg IS ondas de tn llantO.
Por ESQ, con raz6n, tn amor me niegas,
Por ESQ ldesgraciadol
Paso la vida pensativo y tsiste,
Melanc6lico sempre cabizbaj jo.....
Jamas olyidare que fueron mios
Los beso3 de tus labios,
De esos labios ardientes como ell fuego,
Como ell fuego encarnadosi
Cuyos besos Ilegaronme hasta Ell ALMA
Y ell alma me abrasaron..
va tus oios azules como el cielo
No me miran como hace solo IN ai1o,
Con auuella mirada epcantadora
Que inspiraba mis- versos y mis- cantos
Hoy me miran, en- eliOS yeo tan solo
FL desd6u retratado,
Que aumenta mi pesar mi amargura,
Aumenta mi quebranto,
Hacendome la vida insoportabe,
Hacienda mas penoso mi Calyario
lYa todo 10 perdfl Mis- ilusiones,
Como deoiles hojas que del arbol
Arrebatadas por ell viento vuelan,
Presnrosas voaron
Para mas no volver, como no vuelven
A la rama las hojas que han rodado. .....
Por ESQ es que estoy siempre pensatiyo,
Melanc6ico, trste, cabizbajo.
Oarmelo Martinez Acosta.
Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19

Melanc6lico, triste, pensativo,
Asf la vida pasoj
Y no encuentran aliyio va mis- penas. i. i. i.
No Sc aliyian las penas de I'm ingrato.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
Madagascar ar

4 .a,E Apesar de que la prensa francesa 10 ocul-
Ia a-.l1t a1toosamente, sabese que en- Madagascar
.as 's4'aiIado una revolucion que no lleva ira
,a,ue termlnar nj de ser sofocada. Justo
so "a eodicia colonial francesa.