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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-04-05
HANDED HER IN

did not notice where we WERE" sht
said in a voice still tinged with tn.
brightness of her dream.
Happy, thoughts" he said, az hi
helped her to the ground.
Very happy Ones" she answered
smiling, :
They did not permit her to stay yery
long. Barbara was lying still. yery
faint and weak from the shock Of the
accident and the pain of her leg. She
was worrying and anxious about her
young mistress, and Dorothy fastened
to reassure her.
Dear Barbara" she said, don't wor-
ry the least little bit about me. not =
little bit. shall be just as well looked
after as If you were there. Lord Ayl-
mer Is going to send at once to his
Wallets wife, a very respectable, middle
aged woman, very clever and good
cook. And Miss Esther may be here
any day now, you know;,so that shall
get on beautifully. All you have. to
do, dear Barbara, is to possess your
soul in patience, and get well as quick
~ as ever you can
I can't think what the master will
say" fretted Barbara.
"The master! Why, he will be as sor-
~ as If I had broken my. leg, or very
nearly" Dorothy cried. "Now. dear.
here is the nurse looking at me with a
threatening eye, 1 must go. Good-by.
my dearest old Barbara, and don't wor-.
~. because shall have my new help
In tonight"
She stayed to ask few questions Of
the nurse, chiefly about what things
Barbara would need, then they drove
quietly back to Kensington. ,@.5. 4
I. For little way Dorothy was silent.
Poor aold. Barbara she burst out at
length. Is don't believe she was ever
III in all her life before: at least, never
knew her to be I'll, never.,.
And you have known her long %
Ever since could remember any,
thing, Dorothy replied.
SsI Lord Aylmer assumed an expression
Ct surprise,a mingled with assemble
had wonderful variety Of facial I'M
PRESENTATIONS. he could even assume
goodness on occasion. Comfort that
old lady y safe ia st. Georges, y. he
aid 70 htmself. q he watched Doro-
thy's loysly mobile faes.
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Naxisation Omen. Earlx.

Winona, MIMI, March 31.-Naviga-
ton of the Mississippi river at this
point orened yesterday, when the pile
driver Good Luck came down from
West Newton for pumps for raising
the E. Douglas which was sunk at that
place several days ago. This is very
early for boats to be plying the river at
this place. The earliest boat up since
1856 was the Union, on March 16, 1864.
and the latest opening of navigation
was in 1899, when the Musser was the
first boat up on April Is.
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Teachers, SALARIES Rni.ed.

New Paynesville, Mimi, March 81
At the last meeting of the school board
the salary of the superintendent was
raised from 5000 to $1,000 and the sal
aries of all the grade teachers raised IS
per month, making the lowest salary
now paid in the schools $55 per monah.
All of the teachers have served during
the past three years, and the action Of
the board in making the raise will meet
with the approval of all interested in.
the welfare of the schools. va
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-04-05
DhUGGED AND ROBBED.
Then John Crosby Was Placed ON
Train MT MinnennNlfs.

Train mt minneapolis.
Hastings. Mimi, March 31-A stran-
ger named John Crosby arrived here
last evening, and after reaching the
Bibbins hotel became violently i'll, re-
quiring the attendance of two ply
sic.ans to save his life. He >claimed
that he had been in the pineries work
Ing for the Rutledge Lumber company,
and upon arriving in Minneapolis was
inveigled into a saloon, drugged and
robbed Of $78 Afterward, 1t appears,
while in an irresponsible condition, he
was placed on train and sent here
without any knowledge Of his where
abouts.
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Title Is Fortunate,

Winona, Mimi. March 31.-Miss Title
Kries, a resident of Prairie du Chen,
had a miraculous escape from death
While a passenger on the Burlington
train. While the train was going at
the rate of forty miles an hour south
of this city she accidentally stepped off
the rear end of one of the coaches and
fell to the roadbed without sustaining
any injuries, with the exception of a
slight confusion of the forehead.
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Guest. Lose Their C1otb 90

Nuests Lose Their Clothes.
i & NewIort News, Va, March 31.-Fire
damaged the Augusta hotel, Hampton,
to the extent sof $4,000 yesterday, the
Z loss being confined chiefly to the fur
niture and fixtures. The house was
well filed with. guests, all #of whom
escaped without inju. " out several
lost all their belongings The blaze
started in the; dry goods storeAof Mrs.
g. w. Belts, on the ground floor Of the
building. The loss. is covered by in
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Milacai OPERA Honse $BurneI.
Milaca, Mimi. March Isl The opern
house block burned; IS a fsp. R. Z. Town
sends store and meat market In the
same building. The origin OF the. fire
is unknown. /, -.7.8 II
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Dying of Pistol Wounds.

Burlington, Iowa. March 81. = Peter
Abrisz, night police officer, is near
death, the result of a pistol wound
from his own revolver. He retired at
noon and laid the weapon on a shelf
above the bed. It fell off, struck a
sewing machine and inflicted a fatal
wound in the body of it's owner,
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Freight Train smashed.

Sparta, Wis, March 31.-A wreck oc-
CURED on the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul railway a few miles east of
here. A west-bound freight broke in
two ard the crew on the head end did
not notice it. They were on a down
grade and the head end sidetracked
for the fast mail. The rear end crashed
INTO &thar.a, 1,aashins seven cars and in
juring one brakeman.
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sBroken Hena.

Keokuk, Iowa, Ma rob; at 50 Jchn Me-
Gary fell from q lunch car. strikink his
head on the pavement fracturing lid
skull. It is safe the proprietor rave
him g slight push. He was intoxielted
and had been ordered oft,
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Max BE Mustered Ont.

saltwater, MINI, March 81. - After
battalion inspection last night Maj.
Seehach called the members of Com
pany X into their room and gave them
a quiet but vigorous talk on the SUBJ
ject OF attendance at the regular drills.
and intimated that there must be an
improvement or the company would be
mustered out of service. It is reported
that there will soon be change in the
captaincy of the company
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At WorkSAxnin.

Fargo, N. D., March 81. = The state
supreme court has ,resumediits routine
work, and an effort will be made to
entirely clear up the calendar before
the adjournment for the Bismarck
term, which begins April s..
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.is-an excellent cook and a very clever
capable servant in every way
But would she Gomez As
II think so.'' s.s s4
~ But to little nat like mine, with
nobody to do anything but herself.
= am afraid she is q person accus-
TONED to q very large establishment''.
Il think that will be all right. will
make 1t worth her while to come. No,
don't lock 80, my dear Mrs. Harris; It
will only be Just and right that should
pay for your temporary domestic 1T
must be . frightful inconvenience, and
Of course It was my fault. II i hadn't
been there, the old lady wouldn't have
come to grief.''
You are too good" murmured Doro-
thy, gratefully.
She. could not help wondering, as
they drove along through the mellow
autumn: air, how 1t was that Dick had
so mistaken his uncle. It seemed to
her that he was all that was charming
and consfderate-the sort of old gentle
man who does not seem old, although
his hair is white and he must have
lived years enough for the world to call
old. It was evident to her sweet and
simple soul that Dick had never really
got at his uncle's Utmost natureLwhich
was true, and all the better for Dick
that he hadn't. He could not, she ar
gued, be such a savage as Dick had al
ways made out, for why should he take
SO much trouble for an insignificant
stranger like herself, or for an old wo-
man like Barbara, even If his carriage
did happen to have knocked her down
and broken her leg? That had no.
thing, or next to nothing, to do with
it-oh, it was plain to her that Dick
had never managed his uncle properly,
and very likely Lady Aylmer had never
managed him properly either.
So by the time they had reached the
hospital, Dorothy had thought herself
into quite blissful frame of mind. She
had built up a wonderful castle in the
air, when Lord Aylmer should express
wish, ooh, my dear, do wish that
you were my daughter!" when she
would throw OF her. disguise and say,
II am the next thing to your daughter"
"How?" "Why, I'm Dicks WIFE,"
She was so engrossed in her dream
that she did not notice that they had
reached their destination, until a
smooth voice at her elbow said, "Now,
dear lady,"
Somehow the tone Jared on her
dream. but her eyes were still radiant
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-04-05
Aid From Outside,

Grand Forks, N. D., March s1.-Ievi
c. Taylor broke Jail at Role wednes-
day night. He was arrested ON the
charge OF selling liquor to Indians. He
EVIDENTLY ha' outside assistance il.
getting away. as the doors of the Jail
mad been pried open from the outside
and heavy crowbar was found on the
ground near by.
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Boy shoots Another.

Sioux City, Iowa, March 81. - John.
Hatfield, aged thirteen, chased VIII
fred Ager with rifle, shooting him, in,
the leg. The boy is not seriously hurt.
He had spat in the face Of young Hat
field. who sought revenge for the insult.
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Superintendent FOUND MOI cn,,t

La Crosse, March 81. = Supt. G. S.
Mckown of the La Crosse county in
sane asylum, who was tried before a.
special committee appointed by the
county board on the charges of cruelty
to patients, Incorporating asylum
funds and other alleged mfsdemeanors.
was found not guilty in the final report
of the committee submitted to the
county board,
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CHAPTER XVII.

i WOuld be 1mpoS-
sible for me to tell
you what q relief it
was for Dorothy to
find her cousin. Els
Their awaiting her
on her r e t u r n
home. She cried a
little, of cour S e,
and then managed
to tell her all about
poor Barbara's. ac-
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Job for : Ciarin \, ~, 7 ,

Clsrinda lowe, March 81. G. +.
Leuder, Of this place has been chosen
by the state board Of control to super
intend the construction Of the hospital
q Cbeokee. He win remove to Chero.
skee for the time he = engaged there. @
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New Leaxe of 1.ife-

New Virginia, Iowa, March a1.-The
city election was the first in fifty years.
The place is again taking on Fmetropon-
tan airs. The school house in course of
construction, will cost $4,000 80 IA
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FATHER FOUL DEED.
KILLS HIS THREE CHILDREN AND
THEN SUICIDES.

North Dakota Farmer
While Insane Kills His Littl..
Daughters and Then stabs Him
self to Death = Eldest Daughter
Evidently Resisted, az She Was
Stabbed in Several lace. and
Horribly Mutilated - Murderer
Was Once in the Insane Asylum
but Was Thought to Have Re-
covered,
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Hospital for Smallpox Patient.

1OsTht&HH HOr SHsiIIpON F0ffenfR.
Des Moines, Iowa, 31.-The civ has
at last provided a detention hospital
for smallpox patients, Tracy hospital
having been purchased. The numerous
patients are being moved into the new
hospital as rapidly as possible. II is
hoped the epidemic here will be rapidly
overcome
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Ball Pierced tha nr.,n

Burlington. Iowa March 81. = Jake
Decker, night fiagman in the employ. of
the Burlington road, was instantly
killed by Morris Bowling while passing
his revolver tos him for examination
The bailspassed through the brain.
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His Penaunoe.

Wilkins Are you keeping Lent?
3HarperYes: I always do. NY wife has
her mother spend the month before
Easter With her eysry year.
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Tommy::west knocked out.

louisville, March 31.-Tommy. West
of Brooklyn was knocked out last night
before the Southern Athletic club by
Marvin Hart of Louisville in the six
teenth round of what was to have been
a twenty-round bout.
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Mere SCRATCH, cauxes. Dex4A

. DEfzfFA.
e..Ggand Meadow, Mimi, March ST
Sven. an old settler living north. Of
town, died died, from Klaod poison. rs: started
from a scratch on his hand. He was
about seventy years old. y 49, ~ - ST.
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Serious Result Of = .Dne,-

Ser1Ous Result OF n Dnel.
Budapest, March 4S1.-In, duel re-
sulting from debate in parliament
between Deputies GyoeIffy and, Rak-
pvszly the former was wounded in
the thumb. MA ~ Il ,.s+. I; .
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Una function de iglesia
a dos peSetaS la Silla.

No 10 querfsmos creer; pero la
persona que nos 10 asegura es Sc ris j,
y tai como ne 10 ha dicho la conta
mos
Los curas de Gij6r, pSra darse
tono, encargaron a Paris un drga-
no me go1fco, que ha costado mu-
chos miles Y con 81 6rgano lego
dicha ciudad un famoso organista,
que hace poccs d'as la <ha de b 1ta-
~dos dando un concerto en- plena ig' e
sia.
Todo ell sefiof1o de allf, damss
lujosas y cat alleros de punta en- blaE
co, Sc ataviaron para al conci5rto.
En- la ciudad no Sc hablaba de otra
So, y los que en- Gi.on veraneap,
no querie ndo privars > del especta
culO, SO diere n prisa s bus car. Ia
papeleta po1que primero Sc pens6
en- invitar por paPeleta.
Pero los saf1ores curss, pensau-
dclo n ejor, cabildsarou. Y erigiendo
canonists q la moderna, decidieron
poner <dos peseta, la silla< para
el concerto de musica sacra.
les salio bien Ia cuenta. Por-
que tcde la imbecil burguesfa, toca-
da del avenats de la esplendidez, a
cudio como un rayo comprar ''bi-
llete =, pensando caia uuo d por
ST one los demas no irfan per no gas
tarse sdos pesetas, J q. 81 q. Sc /. 9
gastara pc dria darse tono
En- 1esumidas Gu uentas: que Ia
iglesia Sc llen6 de gente, que Il orga
nista de Paris SO luci6 de 10 g,ande
y que les Sc nores curas de Gij6n re-
caudaron algunos miles.
Ys, en- vez de "Parfs bien vale
una misa, diremos: s'las silIas de la
iglesia de Gij6n bien valen dos pese
tas )"
Lo q1e diran los venderores de
Ape 10:
Para haberlo sabido. -. La
verdiga!..
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Rubios Y more nos,

P r 10 que pueda tinte esa- q les
s'e Ito . q coptinus ci6n dano Gu IN
ta del aralelo que una revirta ingle
sa establece en,rs les hymhr IS ru-
bios y los morenos, y la trasce 1den-
cia oculta que entrsfIa g. color del
cabel @, y S d sfectos y euali iadas
que revelan en- une y oiros
ST ell pe,o rnbio SO apIoxima al
color casta no clare, sa pc s sedor e.
I'd predestinado SCI artista 8 poeta
desds luego, = tan b;en ser magis-
trade, abogado, polftico, idealista 6
conspirador
Si Ell color del cabsllo tira mo
reno. ell sugeto sera teologo, h haceI-
d1sta acJor.
Si el pelo es puramente negro,
Sc puede sspirar 4 ser hon bre de
Estsdo revolucionario fcgo 20, a
elegi-.
C,nqus, ...ya 10 s ban ustedes,
no olvidando que Ell p 10 blsnco es
sef1al de iubilaci6n.
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Como Sc Veralea
en- DinaInarCa.

A continuation damos Leone c-r
3Algunos detA lles sinteTesarltesId del mo-
do de vivir durAnte elveraneo de Ia
fAmilia del rev Csistiaa de Dinamar-
CO, en- ei castillo de Fred eusborR, EN-
que So encuentrans 4 Ia nora presen-
to los reyes de Iuglaterra, la empe-
rAtriz viuda de Rpsis, los reyes de
Grecia, el rey de Suecia y Noruega.
los empers dores de Rus's, sin con-
tar los prfncipes y duqu hsrederos
tAmbien pArientes del anciano mo-
nArca.
Ell programa de la vida cot:dia
La es inslterabe g. A les echo de Ia
ma11ana estan va todos levantade s,
una campanada anuncia que el de
ssyuno esta ssrvido.
Los soberanos y sus hijos SO
traslsdAn al gran comedor de Ia
plAnta baja Y hacen en- comn I la
primera comida del dis.
El reto d la mafana Sc consa
gra q ejercicios ffsicos.
El czar gusta de "a scar en- CO.
che; el rey Educ rdo VII prefie1e an
darcy cszr; l, reina Alexandra de
Inglaterrs, la b'cicleta y el autom6-
vii; el rey Oscar ds Suecia, ell caba-
llo.
A la una d } la tArde Ia augusta
familia Sc reupe ruevamente en- ell
com edor, y a las tres, despues de to-
mar el cafe y de haber surgido va
rias pipas de les americana, regias,
Sc efActda un paseo en- fAmi ia
No es raro YER al rey Girls tian
guiando una jardinera, y los pal to S
de los alrededores de Fredensborg
Sc dan el gusto de yer un csrrusje
cuyo cochero es un rey, y los viaje-
ros los soberanos mas poderosos de
la TERRA.
81 czar, por regla g sneral. no to
ma parte en- esros paseos en- ,m Ii =
prefere permanecer en- palacfo fu-
mando 9 descansando, y a ESQ de las
juega con sus sob rinos 6 primo
una partida de oaontennis, juego que
domIn la pc feci6p.
A las z en- punto Sc sirve la CO.
mida, y q las 10 los huesredes to-
man te en- el jardin de invierno
A las IL Sc retiran todos & sus
habitaciones, y una a una Sc van
pagsndo las luces del castillo.
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ESplritu rural,

La ganaderia ipglesa alcanza
un valor de estimation portentoso.
porque allf ell espiritu rural 10 domi
ma todo.
Ls c-fa e Iuglaterra es mucao
mas lucrativa que en- Espafia, per
que en- tanto que en- esta, el valCr
del ganado es proporcionado al Pc
so, en- Iuglaterra sc grad1a per "a
calida I'D reproductora. Nosotros J.
10 criamos para ell matadero, los in-
gleses crian para regenerar, de 10
cual resulta que nusstras reses ingle
sas, 81 50 distinguen por su pelf c
cion, representan nm capital fabul J.
50, inapreciable.
Hay quien da por un caballo
4Oo, 600 pssstas, por un toro 10000
per un morueco $500, y sjusta cada
salto en- un precio mayor que ell que
tIenen en- Espaf1a los mejores anima
les DC Ia rsspectiva espscie.
Askrrell arrend6 sus morue-
COS una sot iedad que Sc form6 pa
ra la propagation de la raza Dislkey
On el enorme pr clio de $50, 900 pc ;e-
tas por ur a sola corriente, y Sc cal
cuIa que en- les amos sucesivts | s
ganad sros del e1tro de Inglate,ra
gastsron 100000 ps seas en- alqui-
ler de maluecos.
Esto mismo. pero en- may esca
10, ocue1e con las, denas especi IS,
fesu!tardo no hnber ganado en- ell
munao que pueda competir con e in
giles, n on re gularidad de forma. ii
er conveniente gordura
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PartidO Federal.
Reorganization del Oomite Local de San
Juan Adhesion al Leader y Direotorio
del Partido

Anoche Sc reupieron los vocales
elegidos On la Asamblsa del domin-
go, para constituir el Comite Local
del Partido Federal en- ests ciudad,
acordandose la distribucion de pues
tos, en- esta forma:
Presidentes honorarios, d. Luis
Mufloz Rivera y don Francisco de P.
Acu1s.
Pfesidents efectivo, Lcdo. don
Ramon H Patron.
Vice Presidente, Lcdo D. Edusr
do Acura Aybar.
V Ca 'es, don Jos6 G. del Vale.
don Gregorio Rodriguez, don Jose
Soliveras, don Mariana A costa, Alb d
gado don S ,ntisgo B. Palmer. don
Nolasco Rubio, Presidents del Sub
Connie de juventud de San Juan,
esideote del Sub-Comite de San.
Iurce, Pres'dente del Sub-Co mite de
Puerta de TERRA.
Tesor sro, d IN Jose de E zaburo.
Secretario, don Jose Ramos Aua.
vas.
Sc acordo dirigir un mensaie de
conhanza y adhesion al leader del
Partido en- los EE UU. = a. Caerpo
kJsc 1.-Two en- San Juan.
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jSerld el aereOnduta
ANDRE

Pareca ser que varios habitan.
tes de Kankatoe, en- el Illinois, han
tenido OCCASION de OR referir s los in
dos que durante IL priMAverA pasa-
da encontraron Il s cadavsrss ds dos
hon D 'es de raza b aaca y Ia barqui-
.lla de m 'obo, en- ID lugar situado
4 900 millaa 81 Norts de Moore Ri
yer.
Ds los deLalles suministrados per
los indies, resulta ore uno de los
cadaveres tiene las mismas 81 n IS que
And rec, el infortunado explorador
artico.
Sin embargo, dada Ia proceden-
cia yaDki de IA noticis, = dadas tam
bien las veces que q, ha lpnesto sin
Fundamental hAber encontrado u
llss y restos de la expedicid IL Au-
dree, bueno sera poner en- cnarente-
no, por ahora al menos, ell reiato de
los indios de Kauk atoe.
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Vapores que saldran
PARA NEW YORK

Relacion de los yapores que sal
dram del puerto de San Juan para
el de New-York.
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LA FELICIDAD..
FragmentOS.

Els ciefto; SO lucha por la # IL
cidad, por el pan y el vino, por Ell
amor que aniqui'a y ell opio one en-
briaga. Mas spor que 8 ha lucha
do siempre? So p ct xto de Civ | n.
ci6n, de Fe. de Democranis, d > De-
recho divino, Sc h, defs, dido sem
pre- ell interes humane
Tiene r.z0a eli aut de eI as
mentirss convencionaies Ell h :
roismo de IN Gensericc, de ul All.
Ia, de un Gergis Knar, de un Gui-
lerno de Normandfs, uvo su orf
gen en- ell est6msgo y, en- los cam
pos de batalla mas sangrientos y
gle ric sos que los roatss cantan en-
que la Historic SO de!eita, s b, jug
gado STEM pre- ell pan J IL carne con
dados de hero.
Troya no es A1uil $, ri s'quie-
ra H sDs: es el Vieltre d } Menelao
Farsalia { s el aps tit. d, Ces ,r, CO
mo Auster,itz la sei de B >naparte.
Lo que ocurre es qua aatas b bfA
que deslumbrar 8 Iss muche dam
bres para conquistar 81 msnjar de
unos pocos Hoy 10 que Sc pide es el
alimento de ted 8 que por algo Sc
llama pan.
LA feliciiad! lPor que h, de
ser opuesta al bien? ST slgu, a mi
sion ira q la vida e te s'glo IS la
de scabar con todos les duslismcs:
es pfritu y materis, ids a y re, l;dad,
pensamiento y vide, Di ma d ),
CLEO y tierrs, 6roen Y libert.d, ca
pital y trabajo, fe]icidad bien.
81 ell ssglo XVI es un cilicic,
Ell Xxx es una copa de o-o en- cuyo
fondo la sabidurfa de bs es tar dc 81 T.
da como l s perlas de Trymarc'ou
LA felicidad! & pc r slla pt + 10
que Sc sg;ta ell asceta en- gu Zelda
y en- su claustro la vi-g q, ensu
tie ada Ell s. l ladc, y e mari, ero So
bre ls agaas .!obres Es por ella
por quian prs smos. ros move nos
y S antimos Religio Arte, Ciencia,
Inc ustria, son medic S de alcanzar-
la
sQ1e |. d hs es un sueno i'm
posih e? D j d .os esa al sia de 10
absolute, qua g el resorte lie 4 Vi
ds; oermit1 !nos que alcemos la mi.
rads q la felieidad, como L, Ara ell mi
nero al jiroL de cielo. ]llno. de- u
minarias y esmaltes. desde Ell foudo
subterra e,. ST vivir es dormi-, ha.
gamos 10 que Hamlet y S gisnun
dc; ter lemt parpados $50
nemos, am, sofemos!
Antoaeio Zozaya
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-31
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habian rmigr do de su pals huyen-
do de las exac 'iubes rigores del rs
gimen ingles y que no s. Lallsn dis
puestos q sopoi ta,les nuevamente.
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de los holandeses, es un nuevo ele
mento de hostilidad contra ID Gran
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