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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18

State auditor Merriam estifnstes
that it will require over four million,
three hundred and forty-one thousand
dollars to pay the expense of running
this state for the next two years.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18

He had a severe attack of angina
pectors about week ago, but seemed
to recover after the first few days
illness.
Henry Benjamin Whipple has been
bishop of the Episcopal church in Min
nesota since 1859. He was born in
Adams, N. Y, Feb. Is, 1892. He was
ordained in 1850, and was rector Of
Zion church in Rome, N. Y, and later
OF the church of Holy Communion in
Chicago. He was one of the foremost
in the work of evangelizlng the Indians
and founded and built the Seabury
Divinity school, the Schattuck military
academy and ST. Mary's hall at Earl
bault.
After the Spanish-American war
Bishop Whipple spent some months in
Porto Rico in the interest of his
church He was the senior bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal church in
America.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18
COUNTY TICKET.

Representative.
I'M. GIBSON, of Manchester.
Treasurer.
A. B. WIRELESS, of Hopkinton,
Sheriff.
ARTHUR MCENANY, , of Adams.
Superintendent.
JAMES McCARREN, of Richland,
Supervisor.
JAMES LEGAsSICK, of Bremen.
Coroner.
WIN. DONNELLY, of Adams.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18

Gov. Shaw has issued u proclamation
recommending that emblems of mourn
ing be placed on public buildings and
that public and private business be
suspended tomorrow [Thursday] tire
day of the funeral of President McKin-
ley,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18

CnlcaSO, sept. I4.-When SHOWN the
Associated Press dispatch announcing
the inevitable death of the president
Emma Goldman, the anarchist lectur-
er now being held at the Harrison
street station, carefully adjusted her
glasses, read the bulletin, and after a
moments pause, without change of
expression, said: Very sorry" There
is an ugly feeling here, and the police
are very much on the alert, ready for
any attempt at mob law
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18
Cougar Officially nen,...

Washington, Sept. 1O.-Ihe folloy
ing cablegram was received at IL.
state department today, dated Pek;r.
Sept 8: Protocol signed Sept. T
Rockhill left Sth." This was siel g.
by Minister Conger.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18

New York. Sept. 16.-President
Isoosevelt's family Saturday babe fare
well to the Tahawus club. They ar
rived here yesterday morning and left
at once for OYSTER Bay.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18

Orchard Lake, Mich, Sept. 10.-Co.
onel j. Sumner Rogers of the Michiga.
military academy, is dead He was til
founder of the academy. Colonel Ro,,
ers was born at Orrlngton, Me-, ia
1874.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18
ROOSEVELT SWORN IN
Takes the Oath as Chief Magis.
trate of United States
of America.
FIRST coNDoLEs MRS. MK1NLEY
Drives SD Rapidly Through the Streets
That Military Escort Is Left
Two Blocks Behind.

Buffalo, N Y. Sept. 16.-President
Roosevelt took the oath of office at
The Wilcox home, United States Judge
John Il. Hazel, administering the
same. In taking the oath the presi-
dent said:
I'm this hour of deep national be-
reavement, wish to state that it shall
be my aim to continue absolutely and
without variance the policy of Presi-
dent Mckinley for the peace and pros
perity and honor of our beloved coun-
try"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18
BISHOP wH1PpLE DEAD
Has Been Head of Episcopal Church in
Minnesota Since 1880,

Minnesota Since 1859.
st. Paul, Mimi, Sept 16.-Bishop
Henry B. Whipple, of the Protestant
Episcopal church, died at o'clock in
the morning mt his home in Fairbault,
MINI. Bishop Whipplc, who has been
seriously i'll at his home in Faribault,
was taken suddenly worse last night.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18

10 f4HN1NI.AI.sS
"Mr. Charles d. Netf is q finished
pianist. N. A. Hessenhrucb, Lepsic
Conservatory, Lepsic, Germany.
ellis playing contains those elements
of dignity and good style which are SO
earnestly desired by all pianists."- e.
II. kroeger, st. Louis, Mo-, ex- president
of the National Music Teachers As
ISOLATION. Bows
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18

Milburn House. Buffalo. N X, Sept.
16.-President Roosevelt reached Buff
falo at 1:40 in the afternoon, accom-
panied only by his private secretary,
William Loeb. Jr. An immense crowd
which had been awaiting his arrival
for hours was gathered about the sta
tion eager to catch the first sight of
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

Governor.
TT. PHILLIPS, of Ottumwa.
Lieutenant Governor.
G. E. FERGUSON, of Harrison Co.
Supreme Judge.
JOHN SHORTLEY, of Dallas Co.
Railroad Commissioner.
A. G. PIERCE, of Taylor County.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
W. p. JOHNSON, of Carroll Co.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18
Rooms to Rent

stairs or down. Enquire at my residence on
s5tf Mrs. K. G. Smith.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18
Independence, Iowa, Fair, October
lat m Octoher 9TH

Ist, 70 Uctober 4th.
For the above occasion the l. G. r. r.
will sell tickets from Manchester to
Independence, Iowa, and return at q
rate of one and one third fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale Sept. 30, to
Oct. 4, good to return until Oct. 9Th.
3Sw3 H.G. PIERCE, Agent.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18
Manchester Markets.
oonselYatory of Music

Upper Iowa University. Fagcli,,
Iowa, the leading Schcol of Music in
northern Iowa. CHARLES ID. NEFF,
\ Nj, NJ. H., Director New England
Conservatory, Boston, Mass.
Through courses in Piano, Organ,
Voice, Violin, Harmony, History,
Theory and Stringed Instruments. Re
citals and concerts by Faculty and
Students. Three specialists are in
charge, besides assistants. Fall term
opens September II.
Send postal for full information to
CHARLES ID. NEFF, Fayette, Iowa.
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MRS. WILLIAM M'K1NLEy.

sec her. She came and sat beside him,
held his hand and heard from him
his last words of encouragement and
comfort. Then she was led away and
not again during his living hours did
she see him. The president himself
fully realized that his hour had come
and his mind turned to his Maker. He
whispered feebly Nearer, My God
to Thee the words of the hymn al
ways dear to his heart. Then in faint
accents he murmured "Good-by. all;
good-by 1t is Gods way. His will be
done, not ours"
Lnpsed into Unconsciousness.
With this sublime display of Chris
tian fortitude the president soon after
lapsed into Inconsistencies. The
members of the cabinet. grief-stricken,
were gathered in the large drawing
room of the NIilbnrn house. The time
had come when they. too. were to look
upon the president for the last time
In life. They assembled the stairway
one after the other, nOiselessly mp
preaching the threshold of the cham
Der where. the dying man Law and
eazed within. Those who came first
turned back appalled, and overwhelmed
and did not pass within the chamber.
Secretary Wilson remained below. I'M
willing to have imprinted on his men,
DRY the picture of his expiring chief.
Secretary Long. who arrived OH n late
train, went at once to the chamber
and passed directly to the bedside of
the president, grasping the hand that
was already clammy with approaching
death.
In the Embrace of Death.
Meantime the president had lapsed
Into state of complete unconscious
ness, and it was only n question Of
hours, perhaps minutes. when the end
would come. BY 10 o'clock there was
no pereeptible pulse. The eXtremities
had grown cold and the rigidity of
death was fast falling upon the suffer-
er. The physicians who remained at
his side detected only the faintest
heart beats. Some of them, know.
Ing that all was over. departed while
others remained, not because there was
any further need for their ministra-
tfons, but because of respect for the
expiring president. Dr. Janeway, the
eminent heart specialist, who had been
summoned from New York, arrived
Shortly before midnight and proceeded
at once to the bedside of the president.
An instant's glance told him the time
had passed for the slightest hope. He
turned away, telling the assembled rel
atiyes and officials that the end was
very near.
Immediate Relations Summoned.
Midnight came and still the tremen.
dous vitality of the president was bat
Ting against dissolution. Another
hour passed and still another. At Q |
o'clock DR.. Rixey was the only physl-
clan in the death chamber, The 9TH
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18

He came out of a stupor about z
o'clock and while his mind was par
TALLY clear there occurred the last en-
dearments, the last submission of the
sufferer to the will of the Almighty,
the last murmured expressions from
bis dying lips and the last good-bys.
In this interval of consciousness Mrs.
Mckinley was brought into the death
chamber, The president had asked to
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18

The forests of North America in val
ue ahd variety exceed those of any 9th
er continent. %
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18
Original Notice.
John Crothy, ct al.

In the District Court of Delaware County
Iowa. December Term 1901.
Thomas crothy, etal.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18

Milburn House, Buffalo, N. Y, Sept.
1G.-William Mckinley, twenty-fifth
president of the United States, died
at 2:15 o'clock Saturday morning from
the effect of an assassin's bullet. As
carly as 6 O'clock the previous even
ing the doctors had pronounced him a
dying man, and soon thereafter the III
gors Of approaching death began to
creep upon him. The administration
of powerful stimulants was main
tanned until Z o'clock, but with no eff
feet. 1t was seen that the end was
near at hand and those nearest and
dearest to the stricken president We're
summoned for the offices of the last
farowo1ls
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18

Buffalo, Sept. 16.-Yesterday the
mournful pageant which is to accom-
pany the murdered president from the
city of his death to the city of his trl-
umphs was begun. The cabinet, after
comforting with the family of the last
president, decided upon state funeral
at Washington. 1t was also decided to
hold n service at the Milburn home at
II a. M. yesterday and allow the body
to lie in state in the city hall here yes
terday afternoon,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-18
.DEAT is THE VICTOR.
President Mckinley Fails to Rally
from the Attack Of Heart
Failure.
REALIZED HIS END WAS NEAR
Feebly Murmured Nearer, My God,
to Thee" and Then Babe
All Good-By.
Mrs. Mckinley with Her Husband Be
fore He Lost Consciousness
The Death Scene.

Buffalo, Sept. 16.-This morning q
special train bearing the president,
cabinet, Mrs. Mckinley, the family and
the distinguished personages associ-
ated with the Mckinley administra-
tion, started with the body of the late
president to Washington. The body
will be taken to the White House for
the night, and tomorrow morning it
will be formally conveyed to the ro-
tunda of the Capitol, where the state
ceremonies will occur and the body
will lie III state until tomorrow night,
when it viii be taken to the railway
and at S p. Ill. start for Canton, o.
Here it will lie until Thursday. when
1t will be buried in the family lot.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-04

Santiago G. Bsrdejo y Justi-
cia Corres, que quisieron haser un
viaje juntos fueron sorprendidos por
IA policfay y puestos disposition del
Juez municipal, habiendo,e q pres an
tado en- qusja Ia madre de Jnsticia
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BIBLIOTECA PERL A"

OBRAS instructivas y amenaa, tanto
para ninos nihas, como para adolescentes
y jovenes de ambos seXos; profus amente
ilustradas con magnffcas laminas de gran
tamafo y abundantisimas Vif1etas, cromos
aleg6ricos en- las tapas encuaderna6a3 en-
tela con estampaciones en- negro y ORC en-
relieves.
Esta Biblioteca, en- tres grandes grupos
entran obras de Ciencias, historic y geo
gratia, de literature universal de VlaJes y
costumbres, en- forma novelesca, que dan q
conocer cuanto merece ser conocido en- to-
dos los paises que Sc contraen sus titulos
Consta de 10 tomos en- DO Mayor de mas
de $50 paginas, y entire todos unos $1,000 So
berbios grabados. Los publicados SON.
Cuentos de Andersen, Wales por Espa
Ma, Robinson Crusse, Cuentos de Greiu1n,
Wales por Europa, Wales por America,
Viajes por Asia, Historic de Espaha, Los
pescalores de ballenas, Ciencias fsica y
naturales, Historic Sagrada, A la V entura,
Ell Reino de la fantasia, Las mil una no
ches, Heroes del Cristianismo, Don Quijote
de la Mancha, Fabiola la Iglesia de las
catacumbas, Los Martires ell Triunfo dc
la religion cfistana, Ell Genio del Cristia-
nismo.
Ejemplar al cromo l-10-En tela con d ora
do, l-10.
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an AIN NUN $685. San Sgf Dc % h ohana San Francisco
Club BorinQuen. }

Ill entusiasmo con que Ia socie.
dad puertorriquef1a de San Juan
acogi6 h idea de fundar este Centro,
nos hizo alimentar esperanzas de nm
feliz exito. Hoy podemos sfirmar
que 81 proyecto es "a IN hscho. Ash
10 prueba el resnltado satisfactorio
de las invitaciones repsrtidas aver.
Todas las personals quienes Sc di
rigio la circular solicitando su con-
curse, respondisron enseguida en-
viando irmado el cupon q la Comi-
sion Organizadora.
Hoy continuaran repartiendose
las invitaciones..
Ea esta semana Sc citar& todos
los que hsyan devuelto ell curon con
su frma, para la reunion general de
la cusl ha de salir nombrada la Jun
ia DIRECTIVE, Comisi6n de Reglamsn-
to, etc. En- este mismo acto, cesarA
en- sus funciones la Comision Orga-
nizadora.
He aquf los nombres de las rer-
sonas que firmaron aver el eupon de
Ia circular:
Argsl Rivero, Adolfo Lopez,
America Salas, America Rosas, A.
Marien M arfo, A. E. de Arrastia,
Bartolome Llobet, Baltasar Cora
do, Bsrtolome Morey Rodriguez,
Carlos Paniagua, Cruz Castro, Calso
B. Torres, Damian Monserrat, Eduar-
do Lopez, Emidgio S. Ginorio, Eu-
gsnio ALVAREZ. Enrique Adzuar, Fe-
lix Padial Goenags, Fernando del
Tore, Francisco Laloma, Fidel Gui.
llermety, Francisco Lopez Sanchez.
Felipe J.. Toste, Gabriel Castej6n,
Gabriel Guerra. Juan Llobet, Jssds
Ma Rossy, Jose r. Fernandez, ]. N.
Carbunell, jose Lopez Zarate, Jose
de 10 Tore, Jose Gordile, Juan Ra-
mon Ra mos, Jose Cid, Jose Claudio,
jose Bazan, Jose Fernandez. Jesds
Cordero, J. A, Iglssias, Jose Suarez
Cuenca, Luis Sanchez Morales, Luis
Freyre, Lucas Reyes, M. Romero
Haxthausen, M. SANCHEZ Morales,
Manuel Egozcue, Manuel Ginorio,
Manuel Mora "a, Manuel Gomez, Ma
riano Acosts, Martin Reyes, Mario
Geigel, Manuel Camuf1as, Modesto
Escndero, Manuel Mater G.rons. o.
taviano Guillermety, Pedro Chan
dry, Rafael Castej6p, Ramon Negr6n
Flores, Reinaldo Paniagua, Ramon
Falcon Ramon Ltobet, Salvador G
Ros, Sabine Cha, bor ier, Salom6n
Dones, Santiago r. Pa mer, San
tiago B. Palmer, Toma, Acosta, vi
CEN Q Guillot.
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ESPIRITU RURAL.

Gu ando Ia nobleza no abandona
Ell hogar solariego 3 identifies 50 vi
da con las poblaciones que le rodeau,
es reveren ciada pOf las muchedum-
bres QUE ven nm viHo testimonio de
la grandeza pasAda sn los viejos mu
ros del palacio que DONNA sus hu.
mildes vivisndss
Convene & los mobiles vivir en-
aus tierras y vigilaf sus heredades.
El tedio de la vida 4 silica no dsbe
alejarss de su solar.
Prefsrible es el aislamiento en-
medic de la Natursleza la compa
MIA suojosa &c los salones, frecusn-
tados de gentes POGO recomendables
por la pulcritud del blas6n 9 la lin
pieza do la honra.
Mas vale la vecindad del villano
que elabora su terru 10 Ia del que
con traje de hidalgo disimula su vi
llanfa en- Ia persona y la muestra in
faliblem ente en- las acciones.
Inglaterra debe la mayor parte
de su prosperidad y srandeza al her
moso ejemplo de viYir junto IA he
redad y a sus amore$ por L. vida del
campo y sus cultivos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-04
Dario absoItanene inpalsia eco orn5n prensa
SlnteSiS del
.MenSage Presidential.

Para Puerto Rico pide Mr.. Roc
sevelt Ia dsbida proteccion por par
te del Congreso, para que los puer.
torriquefIos gocen de todos los bene-
ficios que los de mas ciudAdanos de
la Union y solicita Sc atiendan de
manera fla .los tftulos de propfeia1
del e stado y particnlarcs.
Para Cuba, pres snta la conve
nieneia de q. sea .tratada con la ma
yor liberalidad y que esta RIA en- las
tarifas.
Para Filipinas, sienta Ia necesi-
dad de mucha -pradencia en- las con-
cssiones, pues estims mas urgelte
educar a aqusl pueblo en- el conoci
miento del gebierno republicano y
Ia practiea de la libertad.
81 Presidents significa Ia nece
sidad de tomar severas medilas con
ira el anarquismo y que Sc rsvisen
las leyes scbre emigraciones
Considera necesario, dictar Q
nergicas medidas contra la cuestion n
trusts para svitar Is a5sorcion de
las jndustrias.
Y establece la necesidad de que
sc trancen todas las dificultades qua
torpezcan la fabrication del canal
del itsmo que una ell atlantico con el
pacffico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-04
Los ObrerOS
de los 3. UnidOS,

En- ninguna naci6n del mundo Sc
justiaca menos 81 anarquismo, q. en-
los Estados Unidos.
ALI .el obrero, tieue trabajo,
buen salario que le proporciona me-
dos amplios para upa buena ali
mentaci60, y yive con verdadero de-
sahogo.
No reina en- aque]los hombres
robustos; la anemia. No.
Ea sus fisonomias Sc We clara
mente la sangee y la salud.
Estan sanos. robustos y conten-
Los talleres no amOntOr n infe-
Ices desheredad os, ssino que suman
hombres saludables que viven, vi
ven bien de sus industries.
Por esto, no puede explicarse
que 'all1 exista en- ell 'fondo de esos
elementos, la idea anarquista.
iQue anh alan?
ElEcapital, ciertamsnte no es de
clos, pero del capital sacan ell pro
ducto, con excsso, para atender q
sus nee ssidadea y aaa para formar
el ahorrO.
Bien puede decirse, que los o.
breros americanos, no son pobres
Mejor dicho: q. no son pobres STEM
pre-. Y este ss motive bastante pa
ra que no miren hacia arriba con O.
dos, nj con deseos de destruction.
Comprendemos la ironfa eterna
on 10 que puede vivir 81 que We &C.
rrados todos sus anh clos, del que
lueha y Sc esfuerza y Sc retuerce On
la desesperaci6n, pero no nos expli-
camos como ss possible que rabis y
odie el obrsro americana, que come
bien, que vive c6modamente, y que
lleva pintada la satisfaction en- el
Semblante.
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GRAN GALERIA ARTISTICA
Rafael Colorado

SAN JOSE t. ALTOS DE LA MU1ITA."
sim ient fotgrahcod
rabajos
a -acuare mi
amene
a lba
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Vieques p rospera,

Ha entrado esta ricay pintores-
ca islita en- una nuev era de prospe
ridad.
Su terreno fe eraz, hi vencido q
los inconvenientes de Ia epoca que
se han venido sintisndo en- todo ell
ps1s, y 81 comercio Sc lsvanta, la
production SO aume alta vuelve
aqutl territorio q disfrutar de una
era de prospsridad.
Por Dios, que nos a'egramos!
Aun recorlamos con gu<to, nuestr a
vida en- <Sta Isabel de Vieques,, y
ssntim % placer con su progreso.
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N0TICIAS.

Han resultado muy brillantes
los examsnes verifsados en- Ponce
por el ."Colegio Central Ponceno".
que dirigs ell professor Sr. Colon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-04
BAZAR OTERO
MTOCHA.-PONCG e.
Biblioteca Escolar Recrea ativa

IECTURAS MORALES para hinos de
ambos sexos, ilustrado cada tomo don mu-
chas preciosas laminas originates y nue.
vas, impresas sobre papel magnffco, y en-
cuadernados en- pasta s6lida elega nte, con
ricos cromos alegoricos en- las tapas en- 10.
lomos: del mismo genero que la anterior
pero incluye ndo narraciones mas extensas
con una ilustracion profusa brillante,
Esta Bibliotaca educa la imagination
sin. traspasar las barreras de la moral mas
pura.
Van publicados "a tomos en- SO de 12e
paginas de lectura con grabados alusivos.
Eiemplar, 10 ctvs, Docena, $50, Gruesa
16 pesos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-04
CENTRAL PLAZU Ell A
BALsEIRO & GIORGETTl
(SOClEDAD AGRICOLA
Barceloneta, -R de Septiembr8 dc 1901
Sr. Don E. Delafond,
lngenero representative de la casa
xKraewski-Pesalt & de Nueva- Yorks
Muy senior nuestro.


10 cha
Sim V.afn s.
Balseiro & Giorgettl.
CIn a
Mndastn Warran /. M.
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M0NTEBELLO.

Este aristocratico vino, aristo-
cratico por la clase que 10 consume
y por la familia que 10 produce, es
seguramente la mejor marca la
mas distinguida de las que alderman
toda las mesas importantes de Eu.
ropa y America y todos los banque-
tes diplomaticos del mundo.
Fuera de Espaf1s, donde las ca
ses privilegi das comprenden que la
mission de la riqueza = de Ia sapgre
azul es tambien Ia de fonentar los
intereses agrfcolas y comerciales,
una familia ilustre, Ia de Montebello,
ha sstablecido desde hace muchos
amos la crianza y Is elaboration de
los vinos fnos del Champagne; y
hoy, cuando un Montebsllo es mi
nistro de Francia en- Russia, en- todos
los banqustss q que ha dado lugar la
visitr del Gar, todos los diplom ati-
CPS y todos los personajes han brin-
dado con esta marca, y han hscho al
mismo tempo au apologfa.
Muchos peri6dicos frances -, al
dar cusata de las iestas, SO han ocu
pado de ests vino, cuya reputation
es tambisn muy grande en- Espaf1a,
siendo uno de los preferidos en- ell
real Pelacio y en- todas las mansio-
nes distinguidas de las capitales es
panolas.
Al Champagne fno, como & to-
do 10 que tiene verdadero valer, le
tan salido muchas imitaciones; pero
al Montebello le ocurre 10 mismo que
la plata; los conocedores y los in
tsligentes siempre la diferenciaran
del metal blanco
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-04

La Corte dc Distrito de . sta
Capital ha condenado Martin Tizol
a dos meses y un dia. de carcel por
haber hsrido q 1riqua Gomez.
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LOS $50.

Nota de lss palabras que han 81
do estampsd d IS en- el dia de aver en-
la libreta de Sobrinos de- Arnss pa
ra optar al premio de $50.
Cruz VAca Alma Juan B ley
jose Amor Caco Coco NADIA
Mono Cana Buey Cayo Polo
Palo Lola Rosa Zsnon Rosa
Dies Rama Rama Casa Debs
Rata H go Milo Hijo Rita Ro-
sa Bslo Amor Buey Nero Lii
IA Taxa Asno Buey.
Sabana Grande, Dcbrs. 1901.
Senorcs So5r5nos de Armas.
San Juan.
Distinguides Sres.
Somos 10 amigas que habiendo
le:do eu "LA CORRESPONDENCE
vaestro anuncio <Adivinaci6n, he
mos hecho uua apuesta yer la que
gana y hemos resuelto dirigirles es-
ia para que podais ins cribirnos en-
el libro. -
Rsmitimos un dollar para que
nc 3 9nVle III VaraS Qe clnGas, color
rosa y el resto amarillas, 10 cual CO.
'eF p onden 80. 10 de gasto por ca
da una.
He aqul las palabras que cada
una de nosotras ha escogido.
Cay6 Vi6a Psso Llega Buey
Asno Gale Bley Arms Cane.
Eav1ennos las 'cintss con esta
direction:
Sra. dof1a M. 0 de S.
Sabana Grande.